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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

The Holy alliance and the United States
The New York Express has revived sin
gular document, which one of the editors fount
in number OF the St. Louis Republican.
is a memoir, addressed by the famous Pozz,
di Borgo, at that time (lSl7) Russian Ministe
in Paris, to the French Government of ths
Restoration, on the importance of restoring
the Spanish Colonies of South America to the
mother country. The writer openly takes the
ground that preparatory to such an attempt
the United States are to be subjugated, and
speaks as follows thereupou:
FOUNDED on the sovereignty OF the people
the Republic of the United States of America
was FIRE, of which the daily contact witt,
Europe threatened the latter with conHagr
ton; that, as On asylum for ell iEnoyators, it
gave them the means of disseminating at a
distance, by their writings and by the author
ity of their example, a poison OF which the
communication could not be questioned, as il
was well known that the French Revolution
had It's origin in the United States, that already
troublesome effects were felt from the presence
OF the French refugees in the United States.
The Express says that the policy of Russia
is the same now that it was then, and thai
there are Pozzo di Borgos in every European
Court. In proof thereof it quotes the follow
Ing article from Prussian paper:
This great Republic, continually urged or
by an ardent desire of aggrandizement, de.
votes her intellectual powers, and already even
begins to consecrate more substantial asss.
lance to the support OF republican, aud dem.
ocra,ic propaganda against the entire old
world. Itcan be truly said that monarchiaI
III L. n
war with the United States. A war ia realit,
in which everything is directed towards the de.
stracrion of the States of Europe; and the
mos lanentabie war is that in which no balls
can be fred at your enemies. The United
States attack US from a distance with perfidi-
Gus arms, arms TO which we can oppose moth
ing similar, for we neither dream of exciting
Their slaves to instruction, nor of supporting
their abolltionists, nor Of affording anv assis-
lance 10 their fools or blockheads. But, if
alli Europe finds many causes for complaint.
and nstrust against the Americans, GERMANY
especially finds herself within the range of
her revolutionary batteries, whose repeated
discharges are aimed al the living structure of
society: This colossal propaganda is well Or
ganIzed by means of the creation Of q hier
archy, which apportions to the clubs their
part OF the work. Money and arms are ready
al New York. Philadelphia and Charleston.
From these sources the propaganda against
the government OF Germany, tfor the object is
MOI unknown, but is as clear as dayl win have
ITS budget OF ten to twelve million dollars, its
arsenais, Us fibnskers in uniform, armed to the
teeth, us ships ready for setting sail, and then
IN reserve, the diplomatic maxilns aud marine
force Of ihe United States.
Europe Is nov In a very unusual situation.
- the face Of which il would be supefiuous 10
doubt Is 10 the measures which must be taken
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19
SPECIAL ELECTION

FOX THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
special election will be held in the city of Rich
mond on THURSDAY next, the 22nd instant for
delegate to the House of Delegates of the Virgins
Assembly, to supply the vacancy occasionsd BY The
death OF the late VIM. c. Darlington Polls viii
be opened at the following places as usual:
JEFFERSON WARD.-At the Union HoteI-Com
nissioners: Messrs. Geo. NJ. Darlington, Hugh
Rileigh, James C. Crane and Miesish Mangum.
MADISON WARD-At the City Hali-Commis
sioners; Messrs. John Rutherford, James Allen
Mann 8 Valentine, Thomas j. Deane and Herber
A. Claiborne
MONROE WARD.-At the Shockoe Hill House
Commissioners Messrs. Wood Bouldin. Walter
D. Blair, w. NJ. Fultep, B. B. Minor and G. w
Munford.
ia l9-td Byord,y of M, r,n-;s,ioa1sys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

To- For Coughs, Colds oad Crcsp-Bs Pr
pared for Charge Of WeasAw.--The freque
changes Of the weather bring with It bad Cois
Cough, Asthma, irritation of the Lungs, So
throat and Bronchitis, al of which ean be cure
and the system fortified against frequent attacl
By using DIR 8 ROSES CELEBRATED CoUGi
SYRUP. Price only 50 cents.
Chiidfen are also liable to Group which 81
gerous complaint yields immediately 10 pr !,
Roses never failing GROUP SYRuP-priee % 8
To be had OF Bennett q Beers, Purcell Ls.
& Co, Adie Il Gray, Gaynor g. Wood. o. a. sife
or, X. K. Duysl. J Blair and A. Bodeker. la'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

~ Pr. Roses Pain Curcr -TR~Hoadsr Of Z
Age,-Ali pain cured like magic. This wondert.
prepa ration gives immediate relief to all bodil
pam. 1t 10 used internally and externally. Acal
rheumatism, Ear and Tooth Ache, swollen Fact
Pains inBack or Limbs. Sudden Colds, Ague Pan
10 the Womb, Cholera Morbus, Scalds, Burns, Chi
6ia!ns, Sprains, Bruises, Pinples and Ckronl
Eruptions, and Pains in the Stomach. ell yield 10
few minutes 20 this chemical compound In botik
at ia, 25 and so cents ,
To be had of Purcell, Lsdd & Co., Bennett
Beers, Adie & Gray Gay nor & Wood, o. A. STREE
er, X. X. DayaI ]. Blair and A. Bodeker. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

~ kOSsUTHS HEALTH.-Kossuth is Ell
IDENTITY weak Ia health, being affected with eithe:
debility or disease of the chest He stated to de
putation on "Wednesday, that he had organic d:
81 Sc OF the lungs, and that splitting of blood wifi
that he will be induced to take Hsmpton's Vegets
bic Tncture. Cough, all lung and throat diseases
with rheumatism, dyspepsia, &c, have been re
heTed and cured BY It, There never has been SC
much genuine testimony given in favor any othe1
medicine. Cali on o. A. SraxcxEz ana get pan
phiet gratis, who also has this wonderful Tncturd
lorsale In I9--ltF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

FrRx--The alarm of fire on Saturday wa,
caused by the burning of Simmons Rope WALL.
On Union Hill. We undentand it was insured 4,
the amount OF $4,000. Whether that covers VI.
simmons loss or not. we do mol knee. The hr =
was communicated accidentally by denf negro
man, who came near being scorched hip,seif, he
not knowing the building was on Are. and /, being
adlf6cult matter to alarm him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

~ The greatest Cough Medicine Of che sge
BRACES COMPOUND VEGETABLE COW
MIXTURE, which Ia warranted 70 prove behehs.
in removing Coughs. Coils. or aug diseases as'a
from neglected colds. For saie by VIM 7. Lag
9. D. Walter. Broad street, Purcell. Ladd q =
u. G. McNemara and ]. Blair. Broad street
strccker. Main street, Richmond, and DR., Cos
Ffeder!eksharg. Price 50 cents per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

10 Franklin Council, No. 5, Order Of
United American Mechanics.-The follow.
ing are the officers OF this Council for the ensuing
quarter Councillor, Samuel J. Lawrence; Vice
Counc lor, Robert III. Crump; r. s., E. K Wood
ward A. r. g., John N. Thacker F. s James r
Lacy; Treasurer, Thomas NJ. Montague; Undue.
tor, kichardJ Blunt; Inside Protector. Benjamin
Quarles Outside Protector, VIM Bishop
Our meetings are he'll ON Broad street, between
9th and 7th, on Thursday evenings, at half pas!
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

SATURDAY, Jan. II.
Mr.. Campbell, from the special committee,
reported system Of Rules for the government
Of the Senate, which were laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed.
A resolution introduced BY Mr.. Stuart, for
going into the election Of U. s: Senator, on
Thursday NEXT il the House concur, was
agreed to.
No other business of interest transacted
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19
Mr.. Weed, Editor of the Albany Journal

now in France. says, in his last letter:
The success of Louis Napoleon's demon
stration will, in defiance of the maxim, roll
back the wheels of revolution. 1t will put Out
the hres and crush the spirit of Freedom ali
over Europe. There is no hope for Swifzer.
land or Sardinia, and less than none for Hun.
gary. The people Of Prussia. Belgium, &C.,
who obtained instalments Of Liberty from
yield them back
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

MNEnoNIcs.-See the advertisement of Miss
Pike. The importance of good memory, to every
class and description of persons, cannot be oyerra
ted, and that individual, who discover any meth.
cd of creating one where it does not exist or of
strengthening already existing, has fair claims to
be regarded as public benefsctor. With regard to
lady who proposes to lecture this subject we
can only say that she has been highly recommended
TO u.s. and that we arc to judge from the reports of
the press, she has won golden opinions, wherever
she has been, from all sorts of persons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

TAKEN oFF.-Griffin, the free negro who was re,
ported in our columns this week as stealing watch
from gentleman in Charlottesville, was this morn
Ing upon the order of the official authorities o.
Charlottesville, delivered over to officer walstrum
for trial in the Criminal Court Of Albemar.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

A letter from Havana, dated Dec. 81, states
that four cargoes Of African slaves, numbering
IA the aggregate OF 1880 souls, have lately been
landed in Cuba. A Spanish brig, with 700
slaves. was detected in the act of landing, and
4o9 OF them seized and bound cut for seven
ye4s, after which they will be sent to Jamaiea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

A large deficit in the accounts of the late
State Treasurer of Missouri, Peter J. Glover.
Is set down TO the tune of $4,000. A com.
mltiee is ipgaged in examinations of the Book,
Of the Office, $50 'ooAo
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Southeastern Railroad Contention.


This body adjourned sine die on the 9th in
stsat. A report consisting of number of re-
solutions, made by Mr.. BuRwELL on behalf OF
the committee on routes was unanimously
adopted. This report approved the construc-
ton of the two great lines SO much talked of in
the convention, viz: That from New Orleans
to New York via Knoxville, Richmond and
Washington, and that via Nashville to Cincin-
att. 1t also recommended sundry State roads,
all tending towards New Orleans rs the great
Southwestern emporium. In regard to the
route to the Pacific, it recommended one Ma.
tional road with a terminus south of the mouth
of the Ohio, and another north of it.
Pending these resolutions, MIR. BuRwELL
made speech remarkable for the amount oil
information it displayed on the subject of in
ternal improvements and the commercial reia.
tons of the great divisions of the Union. The
Convention asked copy of the speech for
publication.
A resolution moved by MIR. JOSEPH r. AN
pERsos, in favor of the Tehuantepec route, was
unanimously adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

STEALING Woop.-Dick Walker, slave to Jesse
Williams, was brought before his Homer Saturday.
Charged with stealing wood from Mr. j. r. Ander.
son. The charge was clearly proven, aud Dick was
ordered thirty nine"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

Father yennett. venerable citizen of VIII.
m'ngton, ~. G., its oldest inhahitaaf, and The
Oldest Methodist Preacher in the South. died
10 that place on the 3lst ult., in the eigh,y-
fifth year of his age. ~'sAV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

~ The storm which was one of rain here
yesterday turned to snow further North, and
was sever O. one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

CRY AND SENATORIAL ELEcTIoss.-It will
be seen by reference to the proceedings of the
Legislature on Saturday last, that Thursday
next has been SET apart for the election of u
member of the House of Delegates, to supply
the vacancy created by the death of the late
WIN. c. CARKISGToN.
The same day, both Houses also agreed to
go into the election of a u. S. Senator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19
DIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence of his father,
WILLIAM DUDLEY, son of Robert and Frances
McNamec, aged years and 25 days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

Jean Paul says lore may slumbey in ,aav,.
heart, but il always dreams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

II Miss CArHAsIsE HANKS srriyed in n .
city Saturday night, and stopped d, the Ex
change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

The suits to which these companies are par
ties now pending in the Supreme Court of the
United States, was argued Friday by Messrs.
Lyons and Reverdy Johnson, for the defen-
IapfS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

~ NECESSARY, aguinst whom the charge
Of kidnapping was brought by Mr.. MILLER, the
Pennsylvania, who was Afterwards found dead
near the Railroad. has been acquitted. No
thing was proved to sustain the idea that Mil
LEg came TO his death by foul means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

FINED.-B. Hatcher's driver trotted team too
fast, and Mr.. II was fined 81 and costs for the Of
fence.
Mrc. C. Taylor was also fined for leaving wagonsin
the street ali night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

. Kaitrood Company VS.. the Louisa
Railroad ComDany,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28
Died.


At Harlem, Feb q, ABRAHAM WARryR, eldest son Of
Aaron Warner Of Workers. deceased in the seth year Of
his age
Funeral to take place at his late residences Third
rue between l22d and l93d Streets this day
At Nstchez Mics on Feb o. MARY ELIZA, only daugh-
ter Of Elijah and Mary Boyd
ON Thursday Feb 70, GEORGE HAMILTON STouT, In his
s1th year.
His relatives and friends also those Of his father
James Stout, invited TO attend tho funeral from
his lss residence a3j Green wich street. Saturday
2tth instant, at 2 O'Clock p M
Az Apalaohiooa, Florida on the 4th Feb, Mr. HEyR
JACKSON, late Of this city.
Bis funeral takes place this day from Christs Church.
New Brighton Staten Island near the landing precisely
at ocsck ~ The friends OF the f.mil, are respect
fully invited to attend N. b, The steamer Huguenot
leaves Pier No N. r. for New Brighton, at O'Clock
7 NJ. and returns a. half past O'Clock M.
February 70, BY Injuries received BY 0 fall, Vs. NJ
JcHNtToN aged 20 years.
Funeral sermon will he preached In the Allen strsst
PresbyttrieD Church en- Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
Members OF Excelsior Engine TO- No are invited to
ettepd for whom seats will be reserved
On Friday morning February "a, Miss LLLix BurMAv,
Slaughter Of The late Capt b Butman, aged IS years
Her young friends snd ths friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
1T O'Clock, from her late residence, No. 147 Mercer
street, without further invitation.
Suddsrly Tbursdsy morning, February 20, Rl-
cBAr wife Of David l.. Crane, agsd Al years months
and Is days.
Her relatives ane friends are e,pecpy invited TO at
from Der late residence, 81 Hansrslcy street without
further invitation Her remains Will be taken TO Eisa'
b, thtowD for interment. 80
ON Thursday morning, February 20 after severe III
psfs, J. j. BEEKman Rowan, sged 40 years
The funeral service will take place at Trinity Churon
s day, at ~ O'Clock M. after which bis remains wiu
bs taken to Greenwood His friends and acQua
Ana alss ,hoss Of h broth, Lisutsnaas James u How
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28

1hiP Diaaa frsa Boston fss N0rdsaas was ssA Rsb u
Issi NARA Foster. IRON Boston for Havana sss ~ - =
sSsl K:i.; ys:;sGssn from Boston for BAlan's% -
brI Ds.vsssn Is asys from Bsisiners sor PsnAalssw
Bari Js:.p. iron 81 Thomas for NOBLE. Sss cass
SSs everett OF B.ls...h o.r!..., ~. Nohsaas
;s's .;sss D. Shields no. o.'' Tor r'...
S..l fron Boston for xssansA' Feb 3D. s
sIs !.ss, s.sn o.rdsaas for rrsahser vss pa'sss
s.s 's;ssS.t :sE showing vh signal q. q. s's: s:-
Brio wlss ws.isr Eas:esub. nom Providence fsr No
rOrsiga Forts.
s.ai Qas Es
man. doi Siam. DuttoD. Ca.dsnas
.S sss s.
dG SS,a s Coffin for Cardiff W.
Wind Sid ssh. xnseGaus s.nuss York. Zodiac Poptss:
An % from NxSs
% :Ss.s' IS - ssrsr. ns.ur, from Boston,
sss ss; onsS R.nst and Re-
sss oy ,e
press Boa. York. sabiem HardIo, DO With hha
t and
f' d Dsss
EsS Hssaes. sn.h: iss Eii@5as.ca. NS: 40; aSin:ss
Meiv diss Carbon Lsnsshorn aonirsse Broem:.
and Ellen & cpSn x
:ohr Cen szis Nu,oh for savsnn.h ids oia s.h brig
churoSiii iei nieSb.n NYosr 'A'A' ara .A1
PORTLAND ROADS. Fab 9-Pus back. Hebe Avail. which
Rio JAsrrno, Jan IL -3Arhs Woodward rsps: Mary
May Queen. wasson idE; Realm. Stevens wig fxs
s. p Y:, S rs
nsysw Kossoss Kelly Sno K.ss Lincoln. sloan. IsDE
smack. do; sssosi.. csnpbs do George Webster aird
syRrA1. Jan slBrr Assnoria. Hawson for aleu'e'sss
srn FeS = Passed Arthur Talao. 20 dsysfron
TonnAr Feb SID Chrs.isna Hammond tfrom Londsni.
TRINIDAD, Fob II Sid brig Champion. Dickey. NYsrk
Home Ports.
.ns s BE Ann E sss
bosTor, Feb 2s-Arr s'hr ssssssnsn Fiaxsrs!d: WV
a Ga s;.
i.dsipSis brig Scisssos Hanson Tlinidss sshr: 1ssos
;ss Sd .sis hsSii.Ss sl::
then0n hetsmors yesterday sohr E5sn Atkins s'hr
Hsl e. 81, . Dsss o''' n'.
for ss
phia Also arr. sohr winsomoyah. Frisbis Boston for
Ky
Lavender Cape HAyten Boston, Audenroid Corson.
Ds pys M
sa ss kis
ladeiphi. Presso Insslls. k.chiss for NYorl
sss, 'fs
Horton. I Audsprsid freeman Dysr Dsspas0A.
,,NEw BEDFORD Feb 2i-Arr brig Alez KiIiksn. Fish.
: PENSACOLA. prov 70 Feb A-cla bark Maria Jersey.
TIAsKS. fss ,.Up. banks cesyey Hopper. fes SYors
GLOBE Small NYork.
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en- n, ars respectfully invited b stssnA, wkhoua
Or Friday, Feb n, Euorss, SON Of David and Hs.n
The friends Of the family, and the Board Of wsrdsns
Of the Port Of New York. respectfully invited TO s-
tend the funeral from his late rssidsnos, No. II Frank
On Friday, Feb a. JAmEs CLARENDON, BY accidentally
falling through the hstohway, at No. 81 Broadway:
Washlpgton Society No Of B. O. Of B.; also the Nom.
bars Of Washington Engine o. No !, Of Brooklyn are
dsncs Of his friends No. 80 Poplar street. Brooklyn,
Sunday, ct O'Clock.
YvrssAL o. 0Tro GsuruIa His friends are respect
funy nysd to attend on sunday afternoon, Feb 49, at
February 20 Avn ELnAsrrH, only daughter of Dr..
Funeral from rs Mulberry street, this morning, 2sth
Instant st 10 O'Clock The friends arc respectfully in
On Friday morning. Feb II, Miss CLAa,ssA II. cnuncH.
third daughter OF Jesse Church, Of Amherst, Nova
Scotia.
from the residence of her brother Charles L. Church.
723 Greenwich street The relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick papers please copy.
Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, Feb Is, THoM As
BATS, native Of Redditob, Worcestsrshirs, England
sged % years for the last twenty years resident Of
February 26, CHARLES orsO DoRsErr, aged year
months and IL days.
attend the funeral tomorrow afternoon, Of O'clock
from the residence Of Peter Coffee, No. Slb Gold stres
Brooklyn.
On Friday morning, Feb q, JAMES PAnquHAn, stone
cutter Of consumption aged % years from MorayShire
Scotland
His friends and are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at half past O'Clock to
afternoon from his late residence 90 Beekman street.
On Thursday evening, Feb. 20, MARGARET @. HAnnr-
SON. widow of the late William G. Harrison, in the 6lst
year Of her ego.
attend the funeral this afternoon at half past O'clock
xem her late residence, 100 Bedford street
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Passengers Sailed.

BAN FaANoIsco-ehip Hamilton. from Boeton-Mr ana
Mrs Lows Miss M Love Mr. and krs " Ball. Mrs and
Miss Smith, kesers A Morrison. Love- Lowe, W "
Love Hyde. ssanvood, q NswburyporG stsn
n. Dunnng Of Brunswick. Me- Misses Dobriss. and
kiblrA. of valparaiso.
AJ- For additional Ship Necs, see SsveNtk Page
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Married,
D. 10 hAr~.a

February g. by Rev. W. Morris, LID, George W.
sHIrLps to MARY AUGUSTA MocRE.
AT south Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Feb "a by
REV. L. Tsylor, Mr.. II II PECK to Susan s., daughter
q Church Miller, Esq all of this city
On Wednesday, Feb rs, by Rev J. Reid, JAcoB LIN
to JAM 8 SLATER, daughter Of Robert Slater
ESQ all Of Crawford, Orange county
On rhurtda7, Feb 70 by Rev Haac Ferris Mr.. ABSEr
Il. CnsMBEss Of Trenton NJ j., TO MARGARET Avn, only
daushte Of the lste John WaydelI Of this city.
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Herald Marine Correspondence

VOTEGoROn09nCos
Arsi,.assAr B..eons co:san. Boston, 1 Geo Hoe
H:1e. wss;a s sss.'fF
vii
sn
R oa sss e s
Iiss Lpua Jones: Broosiyn .ssiG2 HsnnsmA n HYpsai
vineetovn. ~
mss. Trio of bs1k sunny Eye, and
the remsindc the mosses in the hold stove and the
vessel breaking up fnsh
sAnkn.ny AsTAr a. Baltimore from Liverpool on Jan
Bare CAnoLISE gELLrv. ~ aelmss's Hole, from NA:
had heavy weather. and lost deck load Of 60 hads Of
INV Bnre TnIAD. Gorhsm which left Esssport ON ths
@ s . - and
topmssts, sails so. and covered With Ice.
for. reported euyhsnS and ssssS . Hssss:
sSss. and sous ): sold HOLMES: aols ssn. Being
soaa Is days from Pensseoa for At,akapas had
not su on OH inst. and WAS supposed 70 b. LOST
WhaIsmen.
Arr EBedord 25th schr Amelia (of Sand We'll Hoxis
o. Ssss SsssS,s y: 3 ~ letter. WIN B.ssst Of
bid from fernsmbuco jan Charleston Packet Lewis N
ssS ussa 1 Sss ;, and 9ss sss
same day having no bill Of healsh-
Ion Eli. ss' ven eissR Dec
A. fanoo Jan Is, brig BENJAMIN franklin Brown, OF b,
sposrS-6oo Is OF Staten Lana Magnolia, Cox, NIB. for
Dec a. las ia a. g. Ion 80 u w. Janus Cornell from New
Bedford Nov 1 for Pacific, 90 b6ls oil
wsids ron EBsdfsrd for Faoiae =
Notices TO Mariners.
WRECK MAR CARmARrHer.
Green Buey, marked with the word wreck" has besn
placed sbsut 20 fsthoms w. from vessel sunk In she
Sgoyiiss Zee, low spring tides, with the follow
st Isnsels Church, In line with PeniAn farm -y
houfe .I.t:...'......s. ruA
Llsnttephap Csssie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - -
Rhostily Point, ........... BE by a
WRECK IN GRAvEsxrp REACH. -,
vet,e having sunk In mdch. smell In GrAveseno heson
Green Buoy, MARRIED with the wore Ms rs sIaa
csusd Poles Beaoops TO 90 set up on tns os
Of lie tiver In line with the spot on when wy
lee and which also In line wish enc ioh"Nns
cttsy,,esd Old Oh urch In limo wish The middle OF
pior Al inc place. bearing By compass. bS
spoken.
sfp Vsrro. Ervipg sp-vn, from Coqulmbo Tor Boston,
shS John from Baltimore for cionfseso'
sbip Northern Light teppcr) from Boston NOV 20,
Frr cisoo Dec a. lat Ion 50 10 WY the suuoc
Shin J.fn Bertr. Lendhcm from Boston (Doc III for
California, Jan 7. lat ~ N, Ion 81 u.
thir Ooncto from Liverpool Tor S0rlesns Jan 20 las2
eblr Hope oooav tne~) from Portsmouth, for Mobile.
reh ~ Ist Sc 10 ion 6q 6
slip Hunsress LOT Boe,on) Lrbers from Norletns for
Coyh, passed Feb ID Oh DHsKsys worhias dosn the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28

HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-Mr Clay has improved
ia h. ah be able to ride ont aud emf the air
which is said 70 be very fee in WASHINGTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28

VENEZUELAN CONSUL At BALTIMoRE.-Ths Pre-
,den has officially recognized Simon Bolivar D. Daniels
Consul of the republic Of venezues for the port OF Bal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28

THK EaIE CANAL. There are 5,0l5 boats on the
Erie canal II plsoed in line they would reach from
Albany to Utica. The daily business Of this canal is
20 coo tons.