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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

DeS" Judge Thompson last week issued orders
for the closing of all the taverns in the city and
county of Philadelphia The tavern-keepers paid
no regard whatever to these orders.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

uTb. Inference, and what Made It,"
For the conclusion of the story with the above
title we have not room this afternoon, but it
shall appear in few days
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

WANTED-To Rent, neat brick or frame mouse, IA
wv good repair, containing paror, kitchen, anu Ded
ehambcr, and about woodland surrounding-na
healthy part Of the country not three miles from ASH
ngton, by convenient route. Or two unfurnshed rooms
ana board In similar place. with respectable family or
gentleman and his wife, where there other boarder
Address b. through the post Office stating terms &C.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
FOR SALE.

NIIE subscriber wishes dispose Of his HOUSE and o.
L LOT situated Missouri avenue between 41&:I-
and 9th streets The house Of brick large and airy aud
built Of the best material
The terms are: Three thousand dollars one thousand
cash. and the residue in yearly instruments OF three hun
dred year, until the whole is paid. - o
Ps-The subscriber has also for sale y Carriage and
Horses and Harness. which will be sold
terms The carriage can be McDemots Coach Fac
tory, Pennsylvania avenue between 3D. and ~ streets
may 29-2weod
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
Congress To-Day.

SESATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate a
report from the Secretary of State, calling atten
ton to the necessity for providing defences for
the inhabitants residing on the Rio Grande.
Also, report from the same, enclosing copy
of letter from the Spanish Minister, asking in
demnity for the Spanish subjects injured at New
Orleans by the mob at the time of the Lopez ex-
petition.
On motion of Mr.. RusK, it was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn it be to meet on Satur-
day next
The joint resolution directing the completion
of the war-steamer for harbor defence was taken
up, debated, and passed.
House OF REPREsENTATTvEs.--O motion of
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, it was resolved that
when the House adjourn it adjourn to meet on
Friday next.
The House took up the bill to grant pre- emp
tions to actual settlers the line of the Central
railroad, and passed it.
The bill appropriating lands to both the old
and the new States was taken up, but not dis
posed of when the morning hour expired.
The California branch mint bill was taken up.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
City Ordinances.

Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets west and for other
purposes.
Be IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Counct Of he city Of Washington, That the Mayor
be he hereby Is authorized and required cause New
York avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
west to be graded and graveed according the plan and
report made to the Board Of Aldermen by Randolph Coye
esq dated May third eighteen hundred and ftywo
that the said plan and report be deposited in the Office Of the
Surveyor of the city, and by him be respected the
shed grade of the points therein Indicated that the
Mayor De and he hereby authorized and required to
the pavemens and curbng and cutters said avenue
said Streets taken up and relad In conformity with
the grade established by this act and deay the whole ex
pense out of the funds of the Second Ward
sILAs ii. HILL,
PreSidsRt qf he Board Of Common Cbuncil.
b. b. FRENCH,
President ofHe Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, May 81, 1852.
WALTER LENOX MavOr
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

A controversy has arisen in this delegation to
the Convention, respecting the right of certain
members to their seats as delegates. An appeal
will probably be taken to the Convention itself
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
Remittances to Ireland
AND PASSENGER CERTIFICATES
ADAMS & co.'s EXPRESS OFFICE,

Pennsylvania Avenue bc,Uen I'd and Sd streets, Washington
aS-IRIsMEN who wish to remit Money to their Friends
at Home Purchase passenger Certificates to bring them
out can be supplied with Drafts and Tickets Of the eel
ebrated swaow-Tal Line" owned by Messrs Grinnel
Mnturn Co. No safer mode Of Remittance con-.
Portable medium for Passage be obtained in the United
states. EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 co,
sp 10-eo2m Penn, avenue, bet. I'd and Sd sts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

yNTANTED-Active Men, of good character, to obtain
wv subscribers for books published by Virtue Son Co.,
London and New York. Apply TO JAMES CARTER, sole
agent to the above rm L. between 9th and 10th
june 15-eou
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

BaS" The indianapolis papers are informed by
Mr. Adams, who has charge of the Greek Slave,
now exhibiting at that place, that he has within
day or two received directions from Mr.. Powers
to send the statue to Europe, as it has been sold
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

CENSORSHIP IN SPAIN.--A royal decree has
been published in Madrid, dated April 23d, on
the censorship of novels and writings relating to
affairs beyond sea.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
" For shelter and shade, too,

For shelter and shade, too,
As the sunshine or rain may prevail"
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the atten-
NV ton of the ladies and gentlemen of this city and
rA vicinity TO his assortment Of Umbrellas and Pa
~ rasols, consisting Of green and blue Turc Satin,
green and blue waered bordered Silk do lined do Like
wise general assortment of Umbrellas good assortment
Of materials suitable for every description of repairs
Repairs promptly done in the best manner.
Pnking OF Rues scarfs, Aprons &c. in the best man
ner, at short notice. DANIEL PIERCE,
South side OF Penna. avenue near 18th street,
may 11-eotf sign of several Umbrellas.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

AN ACT making appropriation for making two small
cesspools at the foot Of Third street east
b. Il elacd. Dr. That the Of thirty dollars or 40
much thereof be necessary be and the hereby
appropriated out OF the general fund.- for the purpose
making two small cespoos at the foot Of Third street east
the Eastern Branch.
Approved, May 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
AN ACT for the relief Of Charles Stewart

BE- endcted DE-, That the Of fourteen dollars and
nineteen cents be the is hereby appropriated out
money to the credit of the Second Ward pay Charles
Stewart sum, being deficiency in appropriation
laying flag footway Eleventh street west the
north side Of street north.
Approved, NAV 81. 1852,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

termination OF Tenth street west.
BE eacd DC, That for the purpose Of continuing and
completing the building and repairing of the seawa at the
southern termination Of Tenth street west the Of five
hundred dollars, much thereof be necessary
be and the hereby appropriated out of the general
fund the work to be done under the direction of the Com
missioner of the Seventh Ward
Approved May 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

laE- The next National Democratic Convention
is to be held in Cincinnati, and each State is to
be entitled to double the number of delegates to
its electoral vote.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

AN ACT making appropriation for cleaning alleys gut
ters, &C, In the Second Ward
b. enacted dr., That for the purpose Of paying 10 VIII
liam Stewart amount due him for cleaning alleys and
cutters in the Second Ward the of hundred and
eghtysx dollars and thirtyseyen cents be and the
hereby appropriated Of the funds the Second
Approved, May 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

BasH The export of tea from China shows an
increase of 100000 lbs. compared with last
year of silk the decrease is equal to about 5000
bol
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

paSn During two days of last week, twenty yes
sells arrived at the port of New York, with 1850
emigrants
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
A Portrait.

In his speech in the House yesterday, Mr.
Stanly said:
"With that same full heart that animated all
our Southern friends, went that night [after the
passage of the Compromise measures] to pay my
respects to Mr.. Webster, and congratulate him
on the passage Of those measures found there
the hero of Churubusco, Chepultepec, and Lundy's
Lane-names that do not seem to give much
pleasure to the ears of the gentleman from Ten
nessee. ] found that hero there, thought, with
the big drops of joy filling his eyes, congratula-
ting Webster on the service he had rendered to
the country in aiding the passage of those meas
ures. Sir, it was picture which l hope we
shall have hereafter placed among our national
paintngs-panted by such an artist as the one
who did that noble picture Of Washington cross
ing the Delaware'-a picture Of the conqueror
of Mexico congratulating the great defender of
the constitution upon his successful efforts in
passing those measures. And yet this man is
said to be the candidate of Seward, and Southern
men are arraying themselves against him-for
what reason, Heaven only knows"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

pa5nA returned Californian is exhibiting at
Peoria, H., grizzly bear of the Pacific boast,
weighing upwards of 1000 pounds
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
AN ACr for the relIef Of William Il. Prentiss.

BE enacted, de- That the of thirteen dollars and
three cents standing charged the Collectors books
against William H. Prentss for interest paving tax, be
and the same is hereby RENTED.
Approved May 81 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

Bes" L. c. Harmon, of Troy, Miami county,
Ohio, has taken measures to secure patent for
a spring space, to be used by printers when set
ting up type. The inventor is printer, and he
employs the spring space for facilitating the
operation of forming spaces between words and
for "spacing OUT and correcting proof, This is
n subject for printers
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

To our Washington CITY :.
Your accounts are now ready for se'uelhen' ~
our Office (all except those of Capitol Hill ana
the Navy Yard,) and you are earnestly rsq4eS'e"
to call and settle your subscriptions forthwith
Mr.. H. r. Wood will call on you as he mas op-
portunity; but you will save trouble oy Gaining
as here requested. june - io0
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

Dsas" A man named Nathan Hester, residing
near Granville, Ohio, committed suicide on Mon
day by hanging himself twenty feet from the
ground on limb of large tree. He was labor
ing under delirium tremens This of course is
death by hanging. Those who shoot themselves
die by shooting; and those who jump into the
river die by drowning in cold water. The article
sold by the good rumseller may be the cause, but
not the occasion of such things!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

AN ACT TO grade and pave the alley square numbered
four hundred.
BE ii eRdctai, dr., That the Mayor the alley in
square numbered four hundred to be graded and paved
work be done and the expenses thereof TO be levied col
leced and paid in conformity with the provisions Of the
"Act concerning alleys" approved November the fourth
eighteen hundred and forty.two.
Approved, MAY 81, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

par Mexican Buchanan the American TRACE
dian, is performing in London with marked sue
cess
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

yXYANTED-A Boy TO 20 errands and attend in a
wv store Apply al fAULkNER'S Shirt Mandatory,
Pennsyl,snia avenue, between Sd and AZ streets.
june list
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

NOR THE PREVAILING DISEASES OF
the Summer, n sovereign preventive and cure
Say the propristorr may be found In HAMPT0NS VEGE-
TABLE TINCTURE. II has been given In small doses to
children eething with great For SALE direct from
the manufacturers, nj
Winners Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
9th st., Louisiana avenue.
A Pamphlets he procured gratis by calling asaboye
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

BSSs" 1t is a well-established principle in path
ology, that oil excitements are followed by cor
responding depression, from which depression
relief is sought by resort to the use of some
stimulant; and thus is the habit of drunkenness
engendered The nervous system, and in truth
the whole system, has its equilibrium destroyed
by these alterations from excitement to depres-
sion and rice Oersa, the effect corresponding to the
amount of stimulus taken.-Phaa. Sun. Dispatch
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
The Central Depot
cHILpRENs H0sIERY AND GLOVES

nNE Of the best assorments In the city comprising all
sizes and qualities for Misses and Children always TO
be found at CENTRAL DEPOT
Also-Lades' Black silk Ms Of all sizes and qualities
Ladies' Cotton and silk Hosiery and Gloves.
Gentlemen's and Boys do do
as~ Call and see us-you can be suited
H. MYERS A CO.,
june Str Penna. av, bet. 9th and 10th sta.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
The New Gallery!

ECONOMY is THE FOUNDATION OF PROSPERITY
F"a dollar Saped is dollar made" why not be frugal in
the purchase of DAGUERREoTYPEs by calling at TH0MP-
SONS where hundreds and go away weekly satisfied
that they do not pay too much His long experience In this
business and his excellent location enable him to satisfy
the most fastdious.
aS- Don't forget the -THOMTs0N'S SKTLIGIfT
GALLERY, Lane fuckers Buildings where likenesses
are taken, and put in morocco cases. for fifty cents
june S-d
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
National Greys' Excursion!

xHA THE NATIONAL GREYs respectfully an
snounce that their Annual Excursion will be
yon on Tuesday evening" June % 1882 which purpose
they have chartered the Steamer COLUMBIA
The boat will leave Georgetown at o'clock D. m Reys
wharf Washngton) at 80, the NayyYard at Ia and Alex
andria at proceed down the Potomac far
dian Head stopping at Fort Washington sufficiently long
h afford the company thorough of the tortifcaon
and will return 70 the city at a reasonable hour,
superior cotlon band has been engaged Supper and
other reeshment will he furnished at reasonable prices
As Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' $l-to be
had at the usual places the Executive Committee and at
]. SUTTON,
O. Il. BALL,
p. EAGEN,
s. T. WALES
A. TAFT.
j. L. JOHNSON,
j. r. d. PURCELL
III. HOFFMAN,
j. @. DUDLEY,
june l2--l5,El0,22 Executive Committee.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, GOVT, &c

To PEKsUNS bUFFNINU FTtUM
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, GOVT, &c.
E undersigned prepares compound for the OF the
above diseases which he has been induced TO put before
the public believing II TO be remedy he is prepared
give respectable references TO has performed OF
cases which have resisted all other remedies.
]. b. MOORE, Apothecary,
Penn'a avenue, West Market,
who has just received fresh supply Of Saratoga Water,
Ray Water &c His Soda Water is equal TO the best in the
city.
June 3-eodlm Intel.
CT. LOUIS BONDS WANTED, at the
- BANK OF THE UNION
NAV 4-tr Browns Marble Building
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

As- once ON PennsyIvania aveno .t,
side, between FOur-and-a
streets. ---------
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

AN ACT for supplying deficiency in the appropriation
for building and repairing the seawall at the southern
termination of Tenth street west.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
June l2-l5,lT,l0,22

ISOUND-A few days since, small sum Of money. The
the by identifying II and paying for this
advertisement Call on T. O. CONNOLLY Daily American
Telegraph Office. june 12-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
NEEDLES!

~ ENUINE Smith a Sons Driledeye Needles, fine a
VI sortment, at wholesale. u. WHEELER,
june 11-3m Opposite Browns Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

DHALON,s CHEMICAL BALSAM, Barry's
Tricopherous Lyons Kathaircn, Ok Marrow, &C., for
the Hair.
Also-Cytherian Cream Of Soap, and Rabbits Shaving
Powder Just received and will he sold at manufacturers
prices at STEYENSs Sales Room,
june ll-6t under Browns Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
PREPARE FOR THE FLIES!

TT YOU want protect your pictureframes and looking
/ glasses call mt Winners, and get few yards Of hi
fancy paper and paper for ceilings 1t Is ornaments
well az useful.
CHEAP CASH STATIONERY SroRE,
June 12-tr 9Th ST., Louisiana avenue.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15
WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
II N great variety, such
i Swiss Muslin Jaconet and Cambria Muslins
Null Muslins, India Book Musins
Striped Swiss Muslins, Nansook Muslins
Sprigg Muslins, beautiful patterns.
We pay particular attention 10 this department OF our
business and purchasers toH ad hnd these goods sold
by US TO give sotisftcion az % price and q,eaity
" MYERS co,
June Str penna ay, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

FOR MT VERNON AND FORT WASHINGTON
rT~p TIE steamboat TIIoS C0LLYER makes
daily trips Sundays excepted, leaving Wash
ington o'clock, and Alexandria at a R1~ Fare,
round trip, 81.
as Coaches leave the Capitol at 81 to SO o'clock
for the boat
june 12-6t SAMUEL GEDNEf, Captain.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-15

MRS. BANNERMAN has taken the house for
Nl merly occupied by Mrs. Kesey Pennsylvania
avenue, street. where she is prepared to sccommo
date permanent or transient boarders. june l2-eolw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

We should have noticed the advertisement
OF these celebrated springs on Monday. We
now call the readers attention to it. They
have long been celebrated for their medicinal
yirtues-long classed among the unrivalIed
watering places Of the Virginia mountains.
Their healing virtues want no commentator
from Us. But there are incidents connected
with them which are more interesting, it 10
true, TO the man who goes in search Of plea.
sure, than the invalid, but which nevertheless
form an important item in the summary Of
advantages belonging TO watering place.
These are, beautiful scenery, splendid drives,
excellent ielde for walking, good table and
magnificent sport both in hunting and fishing
All these are duly set forth in q little work
written BY . gentleman Of this city, and pub
l;shsdIby = lliott and Nye. We advise per-
sons who intend TO visitthe mountains 70 call
and gesit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01
ELECTIONS.

We take from our exchanges the following
additional election returns:
In Jefferson county the result is as follows !:
For Judge of the Court of Appeals-Samuels
684; Bfockenborough 4l6; Circuit Court, Par
ker had no opposition.
In Berkeley county, Samuels received Ola
votes to 3l3 for peterborough.
In Albemarle, Judge Brockenbrough had
400 majority; in Louisa, 800 ma jority; and in
Orange majority. Rockingham is said to
have given $500 majority to Samuels over
herst is 200. Brockenbrough's majority in
Augusta is I400 and in Rockbridge 500.
In Louisa, James L. Gordon, jr., ia elected
Commonw. alth's Attorney and David Hunter,
Clerk. In the three last counties there is no
opposition to Judge r. II. Field as Circuit
Court Judge.
In Fairfax county, AL red Moss has been
elected Clerk of the County Court: F. ID.
Richardson, Clerk of the Supreme Court; Or
lando w. Hunt sheriff, and VIM. II. Dulany,
Commonwealth Attorney.
In Fauquier County, Mr. Jennings is elected
Clerk of the County Court; Mr.. Hume. sheriff;
Mr.. Byrne, Clerk Of the Circ uit Court.
In Prince William County, Maj. Eppa Hun
ton is elected Commonwealth Attorney; J.
c. Weldon, Sheriff; P. d. Lipscomb, Clerk
of the Circuit Court.
In Hanover, w. o. Winston has been elec-
ted Clerk Of the County Court; w. Il. H. Pol
lard, Clerk of Giro uit Court; Nathaniel A.
Thompson, sheriff, and Chas. w. Dabney,
Attorney for Commonwealth.
The returns Indicate the election of the Hon.
George w. Thompson, lat present member
of Congress,l as Judge in the 20lh Circuit.
He has 200 majority in Brooke county.
In Ohio county Fry beats Thompson for
Judge, 100 votes.
In Alexandria county C. E. Stuart elected
Commonwealth Attorney. No opposition TO
Judges Moncure and Tyler.
For the Court of Appeals, Judge WIN. Dan
iels receives in Halifax about 400 majority, in
Cumberland 200 majority, and large majori-
ties in Charlotte, Campbell and Appomatt0x.
In Pittysylvania and Franklin, j. M. White
receives large majorites.
For the Circuit Court, Judge Danl. Viii.
sons msjorities are as follows: Campbell
s5O, Appomattox 300, Cumberland 2OO Judge
VIM. Leigh's reported msjorites are in Hall.
fax 400, Buckingham Is, Prince Edward 225.
and in Charlotte $50. II is thought that Judge
Leigh is elected by about 800 majority.
For Circuit Judge. in Elizabeth CITY. Col.
c. X. Mallory is said TO have received aimos,
the entire vote. II IL ihaught. however. that
Judge Clopion 10 elected by very large ma.
'joiy. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01
MADAME ACHILLE MURAT.

We perceive by the New York papers, that
this lady, the daughter of the late Col. Byrd
Willis. of Fredericksburg, is about to visit
France. One account says that she goes out
upon the invitation of Louis Napoleon himself,
which we think highly probable. Madame
Murat was distinguished in her day, by her
beauty and accomplishments, and if all ac-
counts be true, will be an ornament even to
the glittering circle of the Tuileries. Her
husband was the eldest son of the King of
Naples, who settled in Florida, about the year
1926. During the same year or in the CON-
mencement Of the following, Col. Willis re-
moved also 10 that country. M. Murat dis
tinguished himselfin Florida, az man of tai
eat aad enterprise, and wrote a book with re-
gard to that country, which gave great salts.
faction to the American public, accustomed as
it had been, to hear all manner of abuse from
English travellers.
How vain are the chains which kings and
potentates endeavor to throw around the march
of events. When the Holy Alliance, after the
battle Of Waterloo, forbade the entrance into
France Of any person who had asy connection,
either by blood or affinity, with the Emperor
Napoleon, they fancied they had settled mat
tsrs forever. The issue reminds us of Burns
song about John Barleycorn, (which by the
bye is not unworthy OF the Maine and Massa.
chusetts Statesmen.)
'sThere were three kings into the east,
Three kings both great and high,
And they had sworn q solemn oath,
John Barleycorn should die.
They took plough, and ploughed him down;
Put clods upon his head,
And then, they took solemn oath
John Barleycorn was dead.
But the gentle Spring came kindly ON,
And showers began to fall
joim Barleycorn got up again.
And sore surprised them an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-01
SOMEWHAT OF A DISTINCTION.


The Massachusetts Liquor Law contains
provision which places, in a strong light, the
philanthropy of those who passed it. 1t pro-
hibits the manufacture of liquor to be sold any
where in the State, but permits it to be manu-.
featured for the purpose of expectation! The
plain meaning of this distinction is, that the le-
gislators are very unwilling thattheir own neigh
bors and constituents should be poisoned by
the noxious fluid, but have no objection to see
ing those neighbors and constituents poison all
the rest of the world Truly this is obeying
the scriptural Injunction " Love thy neighbor
as myself" with vengeance. So GREATS the
love of these phian,hropic statesmen for their
neighbors, that, like the rod of Aaron, it swal.
lows up all feeling of compassion for every
body else. The whole.earth, for aught they
care, may become graveyard for the reception
of the victims OF intoxication, provided, only.
| the people of Massachusetts be left untouched
Their charity begins at home, and does moi
move an inch beyond the Threshold. The PEG.
| pie of Massachusetts are not only not forbid.
| den, but by this law they are absolutely en-
cOurugeO 10 assist III spreading ufuuheuhcse
among all the sister States.
We have nothing to say against the object o.
the law. If il can prevent or mitigate the hor'
rors of drunkenness, it will have effected one
of the most beneficial revolutions ever wrought
| by means really human. But what are we to
think of the motives of men, who permit such
an offence as this, in the very same law in
which they prohibit one, not of greater mag.
nitude? Will they not be set down at once a.
hypocrites! AS men who are in pursuit of q
purpose different from that which they avow
Who are seeking their own advantage and moi
that of the people?