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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04
Passengers Arrived.

NEW ORLEANS AND Enthusiastically Empire City
Frem New oresns..G Phillips: D Meade. Claque,
lady OIL child, NJ Smpso Pinnigle, Kenche Two
laoes and daughter Robert Dyus Mr. Reynolds Ken
nedy and LADY, Kieman and lady, A Sherman, Pic
fet, Mrs Nathan and child Desalroix Kaagun and
lady " Loesn Mrs PATTERSON child and infant Bay
From Havana-A Burderman, Mrs Sanchez and child, G
rs se Mapse Mar ger. de Tu9uerva Betancour,
BeYpy, Calva, Lacoste. r dc Celia Do wers,
4 \ San Martin, Noyes Sarah Doyle; L Houghton. Z
Wace Romeo Lornas. Morees and two in steerage.
ANTwERp-Shp Antarctic-Mr Swatzcnbook, Mr. De
BraokIey Eeteel. and Nasin.
NEWPORT E-Ship Grey Featber-Miss Costa, Mise Sey
mopr and Mr. p Pbelap
AYALABoo (Sumatrs Bark Grsfton-Capt II N Bonney,
late of whaling bark Richmond, Of N Bedford.
KINGSTON JA-Schr Eleanor-Mr Samuel Brewer and
family Thos Brien Feustada Mrs Sarah Williams, Mrs
Jane Pride. and Miss Law
BLAoK RIVER, JA-schr William Duke-Mr NOLAN, and
Mr. rublt
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On Thursday Dsptsmbss 4 By the Rev 0. y. \.
6tohlmann, Mr. CHARLns ScHArvNxR to Miss CHRISTINA
DOROTHY Goxrz, all Of this city.
Philsdslphia and Lancaster papers please copy:
In Newport, X. l., August 80, by the Rev Thatcher
Thayer, OF Newport, FREpERIoK A. LANE Esq, Of New
York, to Miss ELIZABETH g., daughter Of Adam B. Zoe
ESQ., Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-04

Inpotant Council sf Wr-Tne Number q Prss~rs'-1A
Seizure Of .ammusitior &c
The referred to In my letter OF the zth ins con-
s,stpp of pistol. muskets &C., which it il stated have
been destinsly introduced into the island, it Is
said . brought to an unnhabited bay, at consdera-
BILE distance the main land the south coast to
the westward of Batsbano and marked the charts
GAYS Felipe They put out Of American
schooner into Spanish coaster which conveyed them to
given point the coast where they received by
person Of the name of Cruces who had them removed
the estate Of MIR. Diaz Alvarez. The arms Of
packed in boxes and their contents unknown to
the men employed 10 cart them from the coast.
AL this happened some six weeks ago. but has only
just the knowledge of the authorities through the
Investigations which they have been making in
of the discoveries short time ago the deposits
ammunition found secreted in several houses of this
city Some Of these boxes above referred TO- have been
captured estate in the Nuelta de Abao They
tanned eight muskets each but is supposed by the
tbores, that large quantity has been distributed in
the interior Nearly all the employed to cart these
boxes Of from the coast have been apprehended but
nothing further has been elected from tnem than that
they employed by Cruces to convey boxes, the
contents Of which they entirely to an estate
which they informed belonged to Mr.. Daz Alvarez
but from their description of which they were evidently
at fault and arear that the place whish they had
been tod belonged TO that gentleman not his but that
th, had Civ, his faey However Mr. Diaz Alvarez
il srret but have not learned that Mr. Cruces has
vet been taken there any found upon the
estate OF Mr Diaz Alvarez At csfeal belonging to
certain Mr. Gonzalez the troops surprised great num-
Der OF persons secretly employed ia manufacturing
munition and took Fl m them two small These
prisoners are daily expected to arrive heie.
The Empire City has unexpectedly arrived day be-
fore her time She leaves here early morrow morning
so that have merely time to add that council Of
is this moment being held at the Palace
that the headquarters OF the pretended conspiracy
is the hoase OF 81 Crstoya in the vuea dc Absjo that
English mulato who evidently became aware of the
circumstances The person Who gave the information
which led to the detection of the secret press
There now lao prisoners in the Havana forts seven
peons arrested since this morning and there
great numbers If prisoners being brought in from the
country consider the state Of affairs In this island to be
unsatisfactory in the extreme.
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The new :t..m:ip dslumhis yi Ply between San Tr.p
srr,y ~ s mss and passenger from Panama. and
surnng Without delay with the malls and for the
Tho United states mall steamers from New YO
N M Rates Of fare from Panama 70 San Fran
sisco on the favorable terms regular line Of Pre-
neiiert M be kept the freight ana
rspe,t PASSENGER. between Panama and San Francisco
tween Apuoo and other Mexican ports Each passenger
allow $50 lbs psrecnsi baggage free, not exceeding In
~ ept 10 cubic feet Froirh will be tsken tc
.isr 70 car'e pee foot and from PArsmstcs4 Ft.-
cySs rate OF Sll0 Ger ten. For riEbt rteoasA
So. :. S-.Aa..-s .-.s...., a. 49,
csnpaAlss, Me- III West esrr 81 ssres Few Yov
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EOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
= The United statss mail steamship ROANOKE, Z.
Parriah eSmmandsr VIII lesye pier IS North river on
only board. For Freight apply board and pas
sage to LUDLAk PLEASANTS, IS Front street, near
Old slip.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

Impostant from CWb.-ArreAt Of the New
pun8lshers on the Voice OF the People,
yssestenn q Aspect or Affairs.
Tbo -esm>hip Empne ,i'y. Captain Leeds, arrived at
THE pert yesterday morning from Havana, whence she
sailed ON the seth ult
The government authorities had succeeded in seizng
TIE press Of the paper called the Vce Of me People and
are. the publishers sud had them TO prison.
Numbers OF persons daily arrested by the authorities
sud sent TO prison
I'll seuow fever sin raging but the cholera and
smell pox had greatly sbaee Al Havana whom the En-
pre- cry ssled
Fralents Dao tiightls improved At Havana.
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MARKETS

HAVANA August 20. Freights have slightly improved.
The ship Canton taken for New York at reals along
SIDE Spanish brig Amadora for Marseiles at 10 reals
per box American bark Capt. Bottes for Tri-
este at e. lis Spanish brig Amada, for Cork aud
market 81; Spanish ship Valenciano for Venice at e3
There only two three American sugar ships
unengaged in the harbor. and one British.
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ITNITsD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orleans via Hayans-The splendid stssmsMI
umpire CITY henry Windie commander, will from
the pier at foot of srreu street. Monday Sept
Is. at ooioek, =. NJ precisely. Rates OF passage
Havana and New Orleau New Arranaensnt-Lagies
and after saloon berths S60 forward saloon bsrth so
sserago do SOS Specie taken freight to Havaua
Freight taken New Orleans at 30 cents cubc foot
Shippers Of freight TO supply themselves will
the psny bills Of adiu which DO had spph
cation r. the Office. Nc other form will be signed No bill
81 ladDg signed after the shin has sailed For freight
passage, apply to H. o. ROBERTS, l77 West strest.
of skrsAk
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00xPRIUGs
Toe LIvEHP00I-gsIr1D states NAIL srzA
-. sa,P ATLaNric. caE.sa J.m.s wsst-rhis .sss
~. bert. :: :: n. a..
IN paid isa Fer freight Or s,ssass having .nssssa
sofrss 81 e: r.
me s.s.mssip AssFic IN succeed Vi. aTii4sTfii
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP wAsI
iN6IOs, l. Fitch, conmaSd.r; WI sal! for sd
@S r - sr 70 isS ps
from pier NO. North river, 81 o'clock 4. u. Price
In arst eah.n. main saloon.
In hrst cabin, lower sslooh.
eapsIieSSea ,urssoa !. at'iaitd to tho ship Gn
teTs must pass thoush the Post ofcs speeo delivered
HoLLER, SAND RIERA, Agents 20 south street.
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
% 70 ssr Fianoi,eo a. esnSsa r.,.
IuslIED STATES. William q seIry commasder. ~
ssF,ssS,, 3 a. n plssi.ss s$ansssinS y Psssa
;.s.%sSs the e,..ssss
ping at inreraeciats par.s rbis Line ha, never fasd
dstons ssnsten speed sad .isy are
sspsrebCed Physician 10 attached 70 each steamer P.
and tsso the Pa Railroad Apoly TO DAVIS, sK0uK
w. General or a "a j. JoSs ses JoussoSt
To- ws ;TSs ssr. ss o. liberty street;
vi Ss .;sr.s h Il Corr "
JTNITsD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
AHriSE CRY Genry wnse Commander VIII ssa from
the pier at foot Of warren street. X Monday Sop,
d''i New Ts.
sS, on sAs
Freehs taken New orlcans &C 80 cents per cabio foot
f'ais shsh y pm
GSt amer .1s i a sia
STATES a,s NIL
Only ih5ough line for californs and oregon via Aspt
Steamship oho tons apd y sSsne
- N; So%snsnssr will sail on aondsy ssp.:nber
g
:as spared ssS
s =: 'ss'S
wall Free Transit Of tho sthmas vt the passenger
Persons seeming thre.gh passage ~ n: United
q fare from Panama 70 San Francisco versis
companies. " %.:s :s's'
sailing
pIoNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS FOR
oE R peg and nss oeps5 ss
her cargo engaged will positively sail the Oh Hsr
Ss .i nsnSns
please call and examine for themselves At pier H. East
river For .RRy T. S0nER SSpfS s Wan street.
UsTRALIAi AUSTRALIA, DOLPHIN LINR-Eoa
Port Phg afS entirely fast ...s
Ril the .bove port Monday Sept having very
superior to any other vessel going
themselves before engaging elsewhere Esy application is
large number Of berths engaged For
M rs
Capt Grant pier No. 6North river Passengers for tho
mine the very comfortable arrangements For freight
f''fNs''' pp' = Z. B. SUTTON. No. 81 Wall street.
= engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, jacob
Teal viii Leave pier No .sss fes the
NJ. This ship has elegant sceommodaton Pas
On SS
son wss Il pp On q to To
Freight goods per cubic foot. Ship
requested TO supply themselves with the
had 2. to the clerk
sail on Monday September SSth at oclosi P af''a'
Eoh sAvANNAH.-UNlrRp STATES MAIL LINZ
Iss new aa%;rg:..T ss|.Ag Lid
,IonSssS Il ssssss IN .s;:
Saturday, September 1tb For speed, strength
FOE cuARLEsToN.-gNI1ED STATES NAIL LINE
Berry. will leave Pier No. North river Saturday
S, ss Ii Rsss s Is sa. a
f0f passage as P sas TISH e
FOE NORFOLK; PETERSBURG. AND RICHMOND
\ The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
commander n
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CHARLEsToS-steamship City of Rchmond-H Sage,
Plant, Mrs Owens, Perkins, La Borden, Albert
Montin, Lew Jennings Mr. Meade and White w
Telden Hayes Cantry and lady. Charles Duval, VIM
HarDsicy, VIM Suite Pierce-20i in tho steerage.
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CHIPPING.

Rates Of Passage from Phiiadeiphia saloon la after
state rooms $9o IN midship state rooms $685. in forwsge
For freight passage apply ITO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchsnss raoe, N X.
or NO. Walnut street. Philadelphia.
limited number third passengers viii DO .ssc.
with provisions.
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As another Instance within sAsrt Hns, Of ths nscss
sty fer beaoon other distinguishing mark beiag
erected that dangerous reef The sohr struck upon
the same spe where the bark Sea Bird Of Boston, weat
ashore about two months age.
Spoken,
Avg 23, lat I57, Ion 81 81
Pacific from NYork (2lss) ier Liverpool Aug
u, II AN, Law so 10; Ion 81 IL
large propeller supposed the Pioneer Ktrsdse from
Cape g. Lucas, Aug 8. 2P n. steering NV.
ship Isry Ann, Crosby. from Calcutta (Aprl Ol for
Boston, June 8. lat IL s, Ion see
ssP hGPs rG% Il with passengers bound w. Aug
Ship Rr9sre,s Chase from Liverpool for NY0rk Aug Is.
ship Powhatan Meyer. from Rotterdam for Baltimore.
ship United states (of BATH Philadelphia Lon.
don. was sigpalized Aug o. lat 43 20 ION "a o.
chip aIised steering painted black With red
strsai howing white signal With black cross Aug o. lat
40 lon SO.
ship steering sW showing white signal with white
square. was passed Aug % latg 20 8, lon % 40.
Bark Arryle (Brl from Ardrostsn for Boston, Aug lat
Bark sea Bird Smith Newcastle. for Boston
passed Aug 70 lat 50 81 ION 80 46.
Bark Lunette OF and from Calais for Mobile Aug 81 lat
~ 10 lop6Slz.
Bark I'm press Leet from Havana (via Key West) for
Boston, Aug - on Csrysfort Reef.
Bark Psro Keoch, from Boston for Mobile. Aug Is lat
rs C5. Ion 20 50. .
Brig Biehlsnd Lsss from Nova Scotia for New South
Wales July is lat 20 30. Ion 81 &c. 56 DAYS out auwel
Brig Souie, from NYork for Mobile. OF Double Head
ed Shot Keys, Aug "a
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leaving New York FOR Aspnwal the 6tn and 20th o.
each month.
The CIV steam ships 81 Dorado and Falcon will form
direct line between New Orleans and Aspnw. leaving
the 9TH and I'D Of each month and foming with
steamships through line 70 AID from New Orleans ana
ports in Mexico, CALIFORNIA; and Oregon. Passage
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Harris Cs,
agents at that place.
THE RATEsyRoM NEW YORK TO AsPINwALL WILL NJ
Fer Ladies' Saloon state Rooms So
Lower An and Forward Balloon Rooms. ..........B
Second Cabin btandees. ~
Passengers are landed ~ Tie railroad depot, Xipnws
free Of expense The railroad being In operation and car,
running halt the distance from Aspnva 10 Panama
the transit Of the Isthmus may BIO performed in
teen TO twenty hoursthe expense which varies reT
$40 to $26, to be borne by the passengers.
pAorvIo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public informed that, under the
o. tms steamers inspected and approved ~ sao
ryisg the United States Nails will hereafter leave Panama
Immediately arrival Of the Atlantic mails and San Fran
cisco ON the LIST and 18th days Of each month and VIII
~ Acapulco. reserve beat will be kept ~ eson enc Of
belensns 70 the Pacific Mail steamssp Cempany are
on he Pacific Of which wl b always In pof
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A USTRALIA! AUSTRALIA DOLPHIN LINR-ToR
IA Port Philip and SySpsyThe tirsly fast
{Siippsr) DOLPHIN Loo ton: bgr.hen Captain Trundy
superior any other going 70
Australia Parties emigatng invited to examise
themselves before engaging elsewhere Esy application
necessary, large number of berths engaged For
particulars apply on board pier No IL North river to
BUTLER, BROTHERS, Nos 1853 and ll8 South ct.
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ETNiTxD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP coHPAEY

DIONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS FOR
I Port Philip and Sydney.-Ths noble clipper ship
her engaged will positively sail the loh inst
ship in the BORT Of New York Intending omrsnts VII
please call and examine for themselves At pier H. East
river. For passage. apply to JOHN OGDEN. sr
r. w. CAMERON. ll6 w all street.
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Notices to Mariners.
HYpRoGRAPHIc DEPARTMENT.,
MADRID, July IL, 1852,

LIGHT nousIs ON THE NORTH COAST SPAIN.
Light the Point Of MAchiohaco, Province OF
From the 2lst of Aueusa house will be lighted
night esab he'd the point OF Cape Machchaco
the coast Of Spain from the setting to the rising of the
This light house s situated ii miles of the point
of Fuer de Ia Gsea lat AZ deg rs min N and lon %
min 80 OF the observatory of Fernando Cadl.
The apparatus first eatadioptrc order Of Frosners
system with fixed shts and flashes at intervals Of four
This lsht which Of the natural COLOR Is ~
elevation Of 25 feet above tho level Of the Equi-
Light the Point of the Fuere de la Gatea Province
Of Bsny1his light house. established the coast to the
of the Bay concba of Portugalete is situated IA
miles of Cape MacMchacc In lat 3 deg % min sec
N and Ion deg min IA sec Of the observatory OF
San Fernando Its apparatus of the ih satadsptric
der the light fixed and of the natural color At height of
l6 Castian feet above the in the equnoctial high
tides and !, distant feet the same measure from the
Puna de Ia Gales This light In stricnes produces tan
gent miles, but II be guished at this
at less distance under favorable conditions OF the
atmosphere. .
3-Lieht Cape Penss Province of OvedoIt is situated
In las AZ AZ mn 20 and lon 90 deg min sec
of Observatory of San Fernando The height OF tho
luminous focus above the Jewel of tho $40 nastan
and it's apparatus which Is of first catadoprio order
Of light with eclpses which follow each
other intervals Of 30 seconds with tangent in clear
weather of 20 miles This light Will be first illuminated ON
the 18th August.
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nEsPATCH LINE FOR AUSTRALIA.-PACKRr OF
- September The fast sailing ship ADJ ARABELLA,
Capt at pier No. River Passengers for tho
the very comfortable snents For freight or
passage, apply on board, or TO
e, b. SUTTON, No. 81 fall street.
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The prices at Washington Market range pretty much
the same Both markets well supplied regards
quantity and quality. The supply Of fruit is very
abundant
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Family Provision Market.

PRICES AT FULTON MARKET ON FRIDAY, SEPT. }.
NEXT MARKTT
Beef rst prb Saloc Woo5cock pr brace Is 81
% corned. SC. 1oc. Engbsh supe.. 4s az,
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United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamehip Company
Only through Mail line for California and Oregon.
Aspinwa and PanamaBy order Of the Postmaster Gene
rail- the United States Mail steamers with the Calf
forna and Oregon mails TO DO despatched ON 9Th
and goth Of each month direct for Aspinwa and from
Sunday the sailing to be postponed until the Monday fs
lowing The Pacific all steamers TO be In readaess
United State. Nail Steamship Company The! owing
GEORGIA...... 5000 tons Ores lMNG CITY 800 toss
n OF ISo,s. ... 500 tons GaER9KM h.; 100 tens
EMPIRE CITY. 5000 tons Ell DORADO -. 130e tors
FALCON 1000 tsns
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TeIegru phic Marine Reports.

slip Robena, Bartlett. Glasgow.
nd st sunset, WSW; meridian, do; sunset, mn Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-20
" alnaDle Enrun near a.ymchbmrs for

SALE--The Farm on which live lying imnrd
iclyunfhe Va aud rcnne. ailrund. ii extending
within three of the city OF Lyuclhurg. Is fof
ifs Furm contains bout 90 Acres lies remark
Dbl, vel j. veil watrred, large proportion in wood,
heavily timbtrcd with ,rse able tanily 81
trnce, larec Orchard and other ronvenenres suited IT.
he conrt,r, of aree family. This lnnd equnl. in
ripinal lpr div in this State. aud is in linz
"f improvement. most Of il Will set III clover, and
upab'e al producing twenty bushels OF wheat To the
T. i. also well adapted 10 the Grazing business.
being fine bud and capable Of being divided into
numbcrof small fields, with abundant supply of
in each. There is also this tract. very fine
situation for large manufacturing mill with Abundant
wnter-loy"r (Gcn . q. Cay's and Mr. John liollins'
inrge manufacturing mills being located the sumo
stream.)
In yiew of it, proximity IL" city OF Lynchhurgand
rraducliye1e~s of ts soil il might he v.ry profit
ablY devoted the m-ine of vegetables for the Lynch
,Ir5 ilnl int aud will be divided into smnll tracts
suit lurc51scrs.
As tract of land, well situated, and combining
many ,d vnItners j. rarely if in market. per
wishing buy will do we'll to make curly appiica
ton. Ell. BURTON
Richmond ,cmi-weekly Wig, Charlottesville Advo
cate and farnill" Journal copy week aud forward
accounts 10 til Q ice oct l5--dts
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0EsaGAts n.

Departed this life, On rhur-day, the 4lh day of No
'lber 1852 nj his late residence in Pttsyvania
y. JAMES H. Mi1eHELL. in the 51 year OF his age.
Mr. Mitchell passed through period Of suffering at
ups.ai duration previous his death. lie was natu
r Nv man Of tivh habits aud of rdbust health, aud
,o, for Gig hi wears previous his death. he
fnpl ~ his hrrs" ad tar greater part of his time t"
hi. ne l. With ;ni % relieve the mon1ony of COR
fn.,n,at hut alternatives OF pain aud weariness.-
Thou n his sI ring aiirViaci lar the kin /
ns.lnitins Of Ia family. thu attention OF his physician
ard the sympathy of Ii. ighbors. cnuld ,odhe
liy still fIcre prrcepthle and regular Hproac
y, m, SOLEMN hour a death. Wicn this tryng moment
arrived it found him neituer alarmed unrreruf"d
Owing 10 the sanctifying lnueHre If Kind and merci
G,l Fnhpr he va el,riod with fail assurance, SUI
render hs s,ir nta the bands Of hn Who gave II, nnd
amongst the lust weii> spoken, jus. before be pred
full possession Of lis mind Ee declared his willing
ness to die. Mr. Mitchell. though 'uprrten5ing and IN
ostentafiaus hi, manners. ue-Hrpas-ed in kind
ness of heart ond READINGS ohgr others, to tnc ut
most extent If biz power and will long lac remembered
with sincere affection by hi family aud friends
= In Prince e iwad ronnty, th, 18th of Sep
tem,per EMMA GoHsELiA Au,Tf* in thr turth year at
her age--And IN the 18Th September. fAeniEf FhY-
LoR AusTIs, in the sixth year of ragc.And, on the
81 Of October MITrY. aged ab"tt four1een mouths
These were the three Youngest rhidrc 81 George and
&. anr Austin late Of Bedford county.
Suffer lit. children into ne, and forbid
them
pp,ulirnr will cppp.
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Funeral Cer,monjes IN Hmm oCHe Memory
Of Daniel Webster

New YORK. Nov 10 This day having
heen set apart tor soIr,nnlkius III. nl-rqni. al
Daniel Webster. 1t rs heea so observed BY
our entire community little or no ,4isucss
hsing been transacted.
The civic and military procession was It
grand but monrnfdl sprrtacie. and Ind Gated
the feeling that perva led all clsssrs Tor the
loss of the greatest intellect Of thr Repnbii, ,
and one OF us most honorei sons
The procession left the Pa k AT l O'clock,
and reached Metropolitan II II a',oni hal past
3. where the closing cetI,no, lis of the DAY
took place. PRAYER was offered hy the Rev,
+ lw ard Laihrop. followed BY a funeral dirge
from d ,dsworih'4 band The funeral CRATIC .
was Delivered by James 7. B1id,. Esq. aud
was listened to with great attention, abound
ing as it did in the most Interesting incident.
md brilliant aud cleo 'ent review OF his ide
character, and service. tn his country.
A great number of the houses aiopt the
who'll route a. the procession, were deckrd IN
emhletns Of mnnfning and some Of the pubIr
bui'I'n,< o'ar. atra.ya ~ IN great tlste and
effect. Ihe funeral car " as beautiful affair,
and attra"'rd great attention. 1t was drawn
by eight grc5 horses, and followed by 81 pail
bearers.
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GlET ROCKS FOR lsaa.
Of the Mails, Aug. '59.


NDRTHERN.-ArnVes from tharlottesville the
days heretofore, VIZ Tuesdays, thursdays and
laturdays Schedule time OF arrival, Z m. Leaves
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at an.
PA KET MAIL-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesday, Mondays and sundays, and takes Mon
day., w ednedays and Fridays. On M,nday morning,
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
Raj .ROaD MAIL--Mails are dispatched by the
railroad daily at 30 for Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Buiords, Big Lick, salem, Sc, and Tor Fnca e, and for
the present, all the watering places.
BY Tia Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, mails ior Bedford Foy and Franklin
LEXINGTON ANb PATTONSBURGM aIL-Ar-
rive. daily, except Sunday, at Gap m.
| Leaves daily, excep, Sunday at halipast six -.
FARMvII.Ls-Au es daily except sunday a n.,.s
| midnight, bringing the nail from Richmond aho Pss
North South and est of that CITY Leaves aa'y n0'n
IL to II D. m except Saturday night. - d..
| DANyIi Lt;-Arives, as herr 'otore. uescay, nu's
ldays and SATURDAYS Leaves, a. heretofore, Mondavs,
| prTI IA MILIS.Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and rharsdays between 10 and ii a. Leaves about
| Up M, SAFE days
| az Mail closed at P m.
- On sunday morning. the office WIN De KEPT 0pe"
,or one hour alter the Mail is ready tor delivery
| Aug IS-dts Wal. M. BLACKBURN T. Va