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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

u6 WkLhLI DlSE Al Shs
For Friday, July l6, is now ready and for sale
At this Office. Il embraces the following arti-
cles:
Editorial-The London Times and the U.
States; The Great Northern Railroad Route !;
Colonel Benton Huguenot Springs; The
Sixth of July; Alboni's Voice; Musical Job
Printing Louis Napoleon; J. Van Buren, and
Mp. Willis; Central America The Still
Small Voice; Boston against the World The
Montreal Fire; Smaller articles.
Miseellaneous-An ARRAY in a Court Room;
Full Report of the Examination Of the Broth.
ers Rand; The Montreal Fire; The Quadru.
ped Theatre Proceedings in Congress Com
mencement Day at William and Mary Col
lege Speech of the Hon. Thomas H. Ben
ton Foreign and Domestic News and Cores
pondence ;Gleanings; Poetry, &c.
Price rents per single copy; 81 per an
mum, in advance.
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COMMISSIONER OF REvEsuE.-Ths r.
missioner Of Revenue for the lower wa,d N,
Harrison, will visit the residents Of Cbn,..
Hill and vicinity, to-day, for the purpo.. -
obtaining lists Of their assessable proper,,
Property holders, by preparing their ,,h,..
will save time and greatly oLlige the Comm.
sioner.
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THE SOUTHERN PLANTER.

See the article which we extract from this
paper, and which, we doubt not, will be OF
great service to the farmer- We may have
something further to say upon this subject at
future day. For the present we can only
commend the Planter still further 10 the pat
ronage of the farmers
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The CITY CoUsCIL.-Owingt to the length
of the examination of Tie brothers Rand, we
are compelled 10 omit our report of the meet
ing ofthe Council last evening.
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a DMiNisTRATOR,s NOT ICE,-Hsv
Q lng qnann.d a. administrator of the estate Of
"a mepef decd all persons having rlaims against
and all persons indebted thereto viii nissss mshe
immediate payment. JAMES n. TAYLOR.
" i6-2aw2w Admir- Of Il Roper. dsceassd
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HUsTISes CouRT.-Civil business ocep,;sa
the attention Of this Court yesterday. The
criminal cases will come up Saturday.
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JOHN w. RAsD.-The appearance Of this
gentleman before the Mayor yesterday, as wit
ness Tor his brothers, perfectly astounded the
worthy Commonwealth Attorney, our indie
'angao'e 'h'ei-ca'chers, and that class Of court.
critics who had been loudly declaimine that
John would never be heard Of again: he had
certainly robbed the bank and sIop ed to Cali.
fornia." But 10 and behold the supposed
thief uncovers himself ia the very centre Of
the Sanhedrim Of justice. His ady,n, w..
certainly an "eye opener. IfJohn w Rand
is one OF the bank robbers-and this fac, h..
yet TO De proven--we say lha, in thus yolun,a
my throwing himself into felons cell in or.
der that the doors of the prison house which
threatened to close upon his brothers, mirb, A.
opened for their exi,--he has eyinced . rohla.
ness Of heart and spirit ef self.saer;f;ca sae,,
az are bu, seldom heard Of in these DAYS. y.
has been walking about the strsets nubl;el.
aimee Tuesday morning last.
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cE The Notes Of the Southern Manu-.
Incturers' Bank are taken at our counter ia az.
,h us1ge Ior Virginia money ct par The notes of
IT,. corporation of Frede, cksburg viii not here.
s'.eI De received at par at our Office
Y -.-ot G w PURCELL 4 CO
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ARREST OF SIX AMERICAN SAILoRs.-A
letter from Bremen, of the 18th ult., in the
Augsburg Gazette, gives an account OF q mis-
understanding which has arisen between the
American Consul at Bremen and the HanOve.
rian authorities of Lehe, place quite on the
roptier of the territory of Bremen, and having,
twould seem, jurisdiction over portion of
the roads of Bremerhaven. The facts of the
ease are these Six sailors of The United
States bark Afethusa had got in debt at BE-
merhaven with public house keeper, who, on
hearing that the Areihusa was to sail in few
days, applied to the authorities of Bremerha-
ven to get the sailors ted, or else their
property seized but the authorities had no
power in the matter, owing to a recent law of
Bremen, which prohibits The arrest for debt of
sailors in active service, the seizure of their
property.
The creditor then belhought himself of the
following plan to obtain payment He trans
ferred his claim to an inhabitant of Lehe, who
applied to the Hanoveran authorities; the lat
| ter, Immediately on the Arethusa arriving
within their jurisdiction, sent out boat de-
handing the arrest of the sailors in question,
and as the captain demurred, he was threaten
ed With forcble measures, and that the can.
non ofthe adjacent Hanoverian fort were ready
loaded to enforce the demand. The captain al
last yielded, but applied TO the American Con
sui, who has just sent note to the Hanove-
rian government, demanding compensation
of $500, the liberation OF the American sailors,
and their free passage home begging, at the
same time, TO be informed of the exact demar.
cation of the jurisdiction of Hanover over the
roadstead of Bremerhuven, that American YES
sells might avoid it in future.
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FEEDING THE FAT.

We find the following paragraph in some Of
our exchanges:
A SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT TO RoYALrY.-
Mr.. Warren Stage, large provision dealer of
Cincinnati, Ohio, has recently packed in an
deliberately finished black walnut cask, glitter
ing on either head with heavy silver plate
secured by solid silver nails, lot of navy
choice sugar cured Hams, each carefully can.
yassed 10 fine cloth, designed as present to
Queen Victoria. On one head of,he barrel
which is elegant enough to furnish royal din
ing rooms the following inscription, craven
on large plate of solid silver
WARREN Stages
CHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
PREsENTED TO
H. NJ. QUEEN VICTORIA,
Through the politeness of our excellent Minis.
ter,
Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
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AssAuIr.-Jane, slave to Bernard o-Neil. q, -.
terday received Is lashes for seriously ,..,,i,,.
Biddy, another slave belonging to Sarah sb.,,ss
on the 18th inst ~,
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u The adjourned meeting Of the dissent
ing Wings Of Boston was held in Faneuil Hall
on the 18th. 1t was slimiy attended, and
proved total failure as regarded it, political
effect.
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To ensure promptitude and energy in carrying
out the foregoing Programme of Funeral Process
sion, on Monday, the 10Th inst, in honor Of me
Patriot and State.naan, HENRY CLAY, the announce
ment OF whose death has filed all hearts with me
deepest sorrow. the Chief Marshal has appointed
the following Aids and Assistant Marshals, who VIII
De obeyed and respected aecordin ly:
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WARREN STAGE.

oAhAcf - ~ "a
We have not learned that Queen Victoria is
suffering for the necessaries OF life, though we
have heard that many other subjects are. 1t
must be great consolation to such, to know,
that though they may die Of hunger, their So.
verelgn has, "in an deliberately finished black
walnut cask, glit,ering on either head with
heavy silver plates, secured by solid silver
nails, lot OF navy choice sugar cured hams,
each carefully canvassed in fine clo,b.n Every
loyal subject will, no doubt, wish her good
appetite. and perhaps some Of them will wish
too, that she could do the eating for the whole
nation, as it might thereby save few from
starvation. The potato rot loses half II. to-.
yors when the nation reflects how well fed thai,
Queen is,
"For still there Is, unto patriot nation
Which loves go well Its country and its king.
mbject Ut sublmest exultation-
Bear lit ye muses. on your Hottest wing
Howe'er the mighty locust Desolstion,
Strip yoar green fields, and TO your hsrvests
cling,
Gaunt Famine never shall approach the throne,
Though ireland stGrse, Great George weighs
twenty stone"
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LAND WARRANTS.-Theh high
~ est market prices win be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of ~, 80, or loo acres
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,

Office No 4 Law Buildings. Richmond. Va
Note.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Next
can War, viii be prosecuted with diligence. | have
aful list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
In the Continental and State services in my Office
le ll-3ms IKM
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MR.. WEBSTER'S PosITlON-LETTER
FROM MR.. TALLMADGE

To the Editor Of the ". Y. Herald:
SIR have seen, with not little surprise,
on extract from Boston paper, declaring that
the representation of conversation between
Mr.. Webster and myself, relating to the Presi-
Dental candidate, was without foundation:
On the dav previous to the reception OF mr.
Webster in Boston, called on him at the AS
tor House, when expressed the regret tnat !
then entertained and now most deeply ieel'
that could not meet him under different cir
sumstances.
Some other conversation occurred between
ma in regard 10 the political aspects OF the
country. which it is not necessary TO relate,
Tn the course OF our conversation, l stated 10
Mr.. Webster that his friends were embarrassed
in regard TO his position, but that supposed
thai we had no alternative but to sustain the
nomination that was made by the Baltimore
Convention, as a different course might endan-
ger the harmony OF the wing party, and It's ul-
innate success to WHICH Mr.. Webster res
ponded that the wing party should sustain the
nomination made by the convention.
At rhe meeting alluded to in your paper, |
certainly did not, in the few remarks that |
made mean to convey the idea that MIR. Web
ster would cordially sustain the nomination,
for knew that he would not; but that, on
matter of principle, he, and every good wing
would sustain a nominee who would carry out
tuUSc tok tiC "HIss iuu COu.
tended for, and the adoption of which would
best promote the great interests ofthe country.
At the meeting in the Ninth Ward, proba-
bly, spoke of AIR. w. as statesman entirely
Invested of those selfish feelings which some
times characterize man of less enlarged ca.
pacity, and who IS actueted by considerations
of a mere personal character and that, how
ever elevated might be his claims to the most
exalted position within our gift all would be
sacrificed on the altar ofpariotsm and devo.
ton to the interests of his country. In this
characteristic Of MIR. Webster | cannot be de.
ceived; and the nomination by the Native
Americans, nor the ovations at Boston, cannot
and will not, am confident, for one moment
shake his determination to stand by the prin
ciples of a party of which he has been so long
the honored leader, or induce him to adopt a
course that will engender the unkindest feel.
ings of large portion OF that party of whose
principles and policy he has been the ablesl
| advocate. F. A. TALLMADGE.
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~ AUCTION NOTICE.-The sale of
- Messrs ] Courtney e. Co.'S stock OF
Dry Goods will be continued this NOR ming, com
mencng at halt past o clock There remains
yet to be sold many desirable goods. The trade
are invited to attend
jvI6 GEO. SUMNER. Auct
DIR. McCAW has removed his res
~ idence and office to 209 Main street. be-
tWeen 9th and 10Th. jy 9-2w*
HAYES X. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLlCs-ParticIlar attention paidu
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF.
nee In the Law Building, Richmond. Va my
EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
~ NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours Of the day and evening.
je 30-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
Goodwin, Davis, Morris, Weathers, Strause, Kill

Goodwin, Davis, Morris, Weathers, Strause, Kill
gour, Frantz, Stull, Hanson
On Road superintendent, Smyth, Franklin.
Parran, jenkins, Slade, Sparks, Fleming, Tall,
Ricketts,, Marshall, Thomas, of Queen Anne's,
Broadwater, Richardson, Hope, PIummer, Mea-
ley, Dade, Price, Crout, Hughes.
On the Hours of Labor-Ford, Landlord, An
derson, Hearn and Kenney.
In relation to the Penltentiary-Nlillar, Smith,
OF Cecil, Wyse, Duval, of Prince Georges, Gey-
er, Frazier and Cushwa.
House Of Refuge-Stewart, Lee Roberts, Cur
tbs, Everett, Waters and Bateman.
In Relation to the Murder of Edward Gorsuch,
and the Treason Trials - Liggett, Buchanan,
Brooke, Coale, Poultney, G.. H. Duvall and Flem-
ing.
In Relation to the cases of Price and Albert
Wolf, Smyth, of Kent, Fairal, Richardson, Bar
nits, McCardel and Daniels
Mr.. Duvall of Prince Georges submitted re-
solution requesting our Senators and Representa-
tives to use their efforts to procure law to make
free that part of the Washington and Baltimore
turnpike road in the District of Columbia Laid
over.
MIR. Baker, of Baltimore, reported favorably on
Senate bill, to empower the present Court of APP
peals to hear and determine the undecided cases
of the late Courts of Appeals for the Eastern and
Western Shores. Both passed.
The Speaker laid before the House, letter
from James Turner, Esq, resigning the seat he
now holds, as Delegate for Baltimore county
Laid over till tomorrow.
Mr.. Landing also made areport, declaring tic
between Mcssrs. McElfresh and Worthington, in
Frederick county, and that the Speaker issue writ
of election to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. CoaIe moved that the report be recommit-
ted, with instructions to take testimony, and re-
port the same to the House. The motion was a.
greed to-yeas 80, nays %.
MIR. Anderson, from the Committee on Claims,
reported bill appropriating $4,000 to pay the
expenses of the Legislature, to be paid by the
Treasurer, upon certificate from the Committee
on Claims
Mr.. Richardson presented petition of John H.
Worthington, claiming seat a Delegate for
Frederick county referred to Committee on Elec-
tions. Adiourved
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 2l, 1852

M. KossUTH AT ANNAPoLIs.-The dis
tinguished Hungarian arrived at Annapolis
on Monday, the 18th instant, where he was
waited upon al the railroad depo. by The
Secretary of State, and conducted thence 10
the Governmenl-house, where he was hos
pIlably entertained by The Governor and
partook Of dinner with large company
in the evening. In the meantime commit
tees from both branches of the Legislature
welcomed him TO the capital Of the State,
and made arrangements for his public re-
ceprion by The Legislative bodies, which
took place on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
The House Of Delegates, having been sp-
Pfised Of his coming, passed resolutions
suitable to The OCCASION, which, whilst they
extended to him cordial welcome as the
friend and advocate of Republican princi-
pies, a. the same time unequivocalIy dis
avowed the new doctrine of inle, ven,ion in
the affairs of other nations which NJ. Kos
sulh has so ingenousIy urged upon the A.
mericsn people.
The following are the resolu!i ms referred
To- the third one Of the series having been
moved as an amendment to The TWO orig inal
resolutions, and adopted by the House by
vote OF ayes so, noes l6:
Resolved, That the House of Delegates of Mary
ryland doth extend cordial welcome to LOUIS
KossurH to the capital of the State.
Resolved, That committee, consisting of five
members of the House, be appointed by its Speaker
to wait upon and extend to him an invitation to
visit this House.
Resolved, That while this body concur in the
resolutions of invitation extended to LOUIS Kos
sUTH to visit this House, we, the Representatives
of the People of Maryland, do most emphatically
dsavow the doctrine of Intervention, and do ear
nestly recommend to the people of this State the
policy heretofore pursued by the General Govern
ment in relation to the domestic contentious Of TO-
REICH nations.
NJ. X ossu,h arrived al Baltimore on Tues
day nigh. from Annapolis, and proceeded on
Wednesday morning to Harrisburg, in Penn
>ylvanIa, where he arrived in the evening,
and was received by an immense crowd,
which was so grea, that il was with diff
Gully Kossu,h could get into The capi.ol.-.
SO great was The confusion produced by the
crowd in the halls Of The capitol, that the
military had 10 be called out 10 restore or
der
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21

exceeding that Of last year by about $1,000,
showing that there will be annually sbou,
$4OO'OOO applicable to the pavmen. Of the
expenses OF The Legislature and the augmen-
talion of the Sinking Fund.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21
REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF MARY.
LAND.

REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF MARY
LAND.
The Annual Report Of the State Treasur-
er, DID. CLAUDE, for the fiscal year ending
the LIST Of December, 1851, has been made
to the Legislature. |. covers nearly fifty
pages Of highly interesting information and
statistics. The receipts into the Treasury
during the year were $l,23l,267 03
Balance in the Treasury
Dec. l, 1850, 245,4O9 "a
Making an aggregate Of $1,476,675 81
OF these receipts $134,76l 40 were for
revenue which accrued before the year 1851,
which being deducted from the receipts
Of The year, shows the actual revenue which
accrued, and was received in the year to
have been $1,O95,S76 SO.
In regard To expenditures, of the aggregate
Of $l,476,676 81 in the Treasury in The
course of the year The Treasurer discussed
during lha, period, $1,225,7lS Is.
And there remained in the Treasury on Is,
December 1851, the balance Of $3.50, 1857
70 subject to charges to tina. date, amount.
ing to $79,927 %, Of which $1,4Sl 20 is
to pay the Convention-leaving applicable
to future demands $l71,O30 49.
The probable receipts in the current year
in virtue Of subsisting laws, the Treasurer
estimates a. $l,2S5,O22 72. of which
$ll2,922 ~ is expected from the Bali
more and Susquehsnna railroad Company
$l35,O0O for licenses in Baltimore city snt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21

THE CASE OF JOSEPH G. MILLER.-We
stated in our last that the remains of this
man had been disln,erred and removed to
Baltimore county, for investigation by an
other jury Of inquest. After post mor,em
examination, and close and searching in-
ves,igs.ion. The jury rendered the verdict,
tina. the deceased came to his death by
hanging himself,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-21

THE CHRISTIAN CASES AGAIN.-A se-
cond edition of the Chrsiiana Treason cases
was commenced in the U S. District, in
Philadelphia, on Monday week. The negro,
Samuel Williams, who, i. was alleged, 6rsl
gave the information to the fugitive slaves Al
Christiana, that their owner, MIR. Gorsuchs
of Baltimore county, sad The U. s. Marshal
and his officers, were in pursuit of.hem, wa,
put upon lis trial for misdemeanor. Dis
.rict Attorney General Ashmead appeared
for the Government, and David Paul Brown,
Esq, for the defendant. The usual Difficult.
" was experienced in empannelling jury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
THE LoNG ISLAND IRISH VoLUSTEERs.-A

The LoNG ISLAND IRISH VoLUSrEERs.-A
number of meetings OF the officers OF the Fifth Bngaie
NcwYork State Militia have recently been held at the
CITY Arnory to take into consideration the proprety Of
admitting a new Regiment Che Long Island Irish Vol
uDtcers) in OF formation into the Big lde
Gen. Duryes presided aud Lieut. John OliourNe actei
Secretary At the last meeting on Friday evening the
report Of the committee 10 whom referred the ques
ton Of the admission OF the Regiment was read BY
Major Ball. from which il eppears that NJ consultation
with the officers the question was fully discussed rnd
the following objections were suggested:
That il intended to be an exclusive body com
posed If che class Of cur citizens in violation oil thr
principles of equality and unity that the pre- eni reg
ments not full, and that tie new regiment would
take their forces and prevent their increase at sucn
new regiment proposed to peculiar uniform, no;
that OF the State and that the funds rcceyed INTO te
County not adequate to the support OF three res
ments, muoh les Of four.
Ttcsc views were met by the Conmluec on inc par,
Of the Irish volunteers by the following suggestions and
Pledge
That the said proposed regiment desired 10 be gov
erned hy the laws and usages as other Iegs
in The Brigade; that it was not to be eNcgsisc
that il hid CtizeIs in II Of various naloh ''eS
st the Byclaws provide for the admission OF ozes
without expect 10 birth, and that the regimen or
cgnztd. should be coil by its reglnenfsi nIhoeT a
only so known. Further that said new regimen "Oud
not be- C imposed OF any company or persons N vac
PFC. cnt regiments, and would not be crcaiel al u
damage Of existing -aizations that re2uh.'o "a
been adopted 10 that effect by said new regimen '
il WAS willing 10 adopt and wear the regular 49, ul
form that an amendment OF the present AutA -"
t. place the regiment on the same footing u Wv"
in the first Division with Tire increase OF popuiaioh ~
more perfect enrolment would give and save eho1sN
TO support a new regiment ...
With the pledges and statements the Commute "
peared soiisfcd and the report was adopted -,
Committee previously appointed 10 InyeStsA'II -
facts Attending The grant Of 80 mu-kat for the ir,i
Regiment by Mayor Berry of WILLIAMSBURG on app p,
cation OF Capt. Powers, OF thu, body, made tlcn
poIt which cxonerttes the parties from any iui
of miss Cnduet in the premises. ,.,,
Aler IL, trsnssc,icn OF some other business, y wa
resolyed that reiler quarterly meetings shoui ngtS
alter be held 10y the officers OF the Finn
On the first Fridays Of January April July '"'
her hnd The meeting adj ,urned.
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~ Certainly Madame sox,.o ;s siv;,c +,

70. Certainly Madame SoSr,e is giving the
New'iork public most thorough course of instruc
ZION in the divine art and practice OF music Even the
wat programme Of Mr.. frys lectures lie not more
magnificent in its promise than the gigantic enter
isinmeDt Of last evening in It's reality. ltopencd viii:
symphony of Becthoyens CHE 9Th in aat,) and con
fsined such things Lu,hers JTSgAest HYMN, Never
beers overture TO SrseHses and Rossinis Prayer from
the Lrasli1s' IA Et with music of Donize'ti, Bellini
Lschnsr, Eckert, Mercadante and Adam to spice aud
I'LL up Surely the most Unsuitable auditor could ask
moro either In the way of excellence or variety
First OF Madame sontag. let say that she sings with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

US CIRCUIT CoURT-Bsfore Judge Nelson.
Books. Crehore & Jackson agt Henry Johnson
This was on action for infringement Oh letters
n,,ert for the Hotel AnnunciAor, patented oy
< Judson. which patent by ssegnmsnt ne.d ~ .ns
E - ere sent cut Yesterday about IL O'Clock snd
srTccd Gpon verdict for plaintiff: Of cents damage.
ry;Ssy rbt aboutlll O'Clock which establishes the va
nsfy Of the patent and the infringement were 'ns I'M
rnftanf noints u be seci-d-