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ny A. GREEN, Auct,onser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on wedne.-
the l4h inst, shall sell premises,
m, Nos 20 and 81 square situated
4S and streets containing thousand square will be
sold in lots suit purchasers.
Tn. above described property and rs
feet and IL considered
valuable property for sale Washington
fourth balance eighteen,
four thirty and thrisS monih the purchaser purchasers
bearing from day OF deed gven and
A. GREEN
Ap l0--d Anctionser.
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New York Democratic State Convention.
telegraphic despatch under date Of Albany, April g.
states that the democratic convention adjourned that
day, after appointing Horatio Seymour, Of Oneida and
John Skinner Of Wyoming. delegates for the State al
large to the Baltimore Convention.
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suIi Later from T.r.s.--Amsrtssn Steamboat Fired
upon ny msricsns

Late advices from Texas report that the steamer Gu
manche while ascending the Rio Grande with forty pas
sengers including many ladies, and also General Cara
vaal, fired upon by the Mexican soldiers from the
bank Of the river The shot struck the boat but luck
lily no lives lost The shots probably intend
ed for Caravaa The outrage had excited much indig
nation on the part OF the Americans.
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Later from r.na..-rn. stat. o.nv.ne,on.

The steamships West Wind, from Chssres, and
Yacht and Meteor, from Texas arrived at New Orleans
on the 9th instant The dates from Texas are to the
3D. The whig and democratic State conventions both
passed resolutions to adhere to the compromise meas
ures The former passed resolution complimentary to
the administration Of MIR. Fillmore, and the latter re-
solved TO support the Baltimore Convention nominee
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For the Union.
vindsc.t,on OF the Truth or History.

Extract from General Harrison's
official report Of the battle Of
tie Thames, dated October .,
1873.
"I have already stated that
General Cass and Commodore
Perry assisted me In forming the
troops for action. The former is
an officer of the highest merit,
and the appearance Of the brave
Commodore cheercd and anima-
ted every heart"
YOUNG AMERICA.
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sales To-Day.

90 VIII he added 10 sale Saturday, "a s,v,,,
O'clock ~ 900 imported cigars In boxes Of oo a,o @
Sale positive. j. q. MCGUIRE
Aplo Ascuoas..
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Health Report.
OFFICE BOARD o HEALTH,
Washington, April ., ls5a.
Iaternnsns during tAr month Of MarcA, 1854.
Apoplexy 81 apthae, IL asthma, 'sease OF brain, hemor
rhage Of bowels consumption i3 convul
sons Group decay dphorie dropsy NJ catarrh fever
81 scarlet fever 81 typhoid fever disease Of the heart a hydro
cephalus nanon, inempeance, jaundce, congestion
of lungs inflammation Of lungs Measles me-
nngs, supposed MURDER coroner repor II old 81 oya
ran disease, II parrapesa, paralysis, petonts 81 pneu-
monia birth, purpura hemorhascs obstruction
Of rectum, small stbo, suicide, coroners report
Inflammation Of throat, unknown, T.
White males. Age unknown.
females. Under
Co0red males
females. From TO lO............
White, reported.... From 10 l5 ..........
Coored do do From Is to 70.
From 20 81. ................ z
I02 From 30 to 40. ................ 4
&@# From 40 50................. 6
From 50 TO 60 .
From go to 90. rs
=
4
Total lV2
THos. MILLER, NJ D.,
Ap 10 President.
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sps e,al Election In Indian

Special Election In Indiana.
Todd, the democratic candide.s for the State senate
in Indiana, has been elected BY es2 majority Co
burn, whg.
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heads and babies" II the South is prepared 10 adopt
that view. she can perhaps consistently concur in
king Gen. Scott the next President; bun not otherwise.
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by A. GREEN. Aucs,or.sr.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii On Wednesday The l4h nst 10 O'Clock shall sell at
residence lady declining housekeeping street, nerf TO
Of 5, adjoining Mr. Douglass house,
good assortment Of furniture,
Mahogany sofa, lounge dressing and other bureaus
sidebosrd, Union chairs, card tables, &c.
Walnut and other chairs, painted wsrdrobes, Ac
Wnshstands and toilet
Parlor and chamber curtains
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Psrior, chamber, and carpets, rugs &c.
lamps, good radiator stove.
q good lot OF kitchen requisites
sum Gas, S25 credit Of
and satisfactorily endorsed
"'''' - A. GREEN,
ApIO-d Auconeer.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-ou
Thursday the oh shall sell, the premises,
O'Clock M handsome building oI fronting 81 feet inches
feet being lot No g. in No. SIS, the
Capitol This lot Handsomely located will
three fine buildings running North South. bridge
contemplation to be built over Second street, and doubt win
finished the present year.
Terms Ons-fouh cash, balance 6, H. le
MONTHS the purchaser giving bearing interest from the
sale adeed given and deed Of aksn. Title ndisputabe
A. GREEN, AuctionseL
90 Tho above sale IL postponed In conseqasnes
Of the rain until Monday, the 18th inst, same hour.
Ap A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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From the De mocratic Review,
March, l6D-P. alt.
"The peaceful olive, not the
bloody laurel, crowns his brow.o
A slap NJ General Cass, who,
we beg leave TO state, never
foughra a battle.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Anctionesr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LoCA
TIoNsBy virtue OF decree Of the circuit court Of the Dis
tct Of Conmbia will be sold, the premises respectively
public auction, Tbursdsy the 18th, Friday the 6h and
day. the instant all those pieces parcels Of land and
dngushe the plan Of the city Of WasinetOn oows
Lot No. IL, in 1885, situated this nohess
and Connecticut (Sale Thursday half
O'Clock, p. m.)
Nos H. 1914 Isl and le In square 30 situated hsss
chsset south side, between 10th and llth
on Thursday At quarter past O'Clock PM
Lots Nos. and o. $50 fronting 4sh
between and streets (sas on Friday, at hafpsa O'CLOCK
p m.)
between 9Th and 7h streets tsaie Saturday half
past 4 O'Clock, p. m)
49, square 49, fronting SOUTH between
5th and 9th (sae Saturday at O'Clock, MI
Terms Of prescribed BY said Decree win be Oneos
Of purchase be pad in cash. and the baanee
2 10 months with bearing interest and sasctof
secured.
complied with in three amer the
rssold the Of the
purchaser All conveynnces at the Of e purchaser Tile
indisputabls. -
Qy-Pian TO be my auction room,
ApT JAMES @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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av y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctlone~r.

cTocK or FANCY GOODS STORE AT AUCTIoN,-o.
y Monday morning, April l2h, 10 O'Clock
norh o. d, shall sell the stock Of said sroe
sisting OF quantity Of
Toys, Dolls, hncy bores, furnished work bores
Cologne, dressiny cases. playing
Combe, cloth and hat brushes
Hair and tooth brushes, pocket books
Soap and shaving
Lead snd satc pencils,
Fancy clocks, perforated
Lsrge Eisss bores fob chains
Gold and silver watches, &C.
Tcrmi Twenty Eve dollars unde credit OF
thirty and sixty days, for satisfactorily endorsed
n q. MCGUIRE.
ApI0-d Auctioncer,
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE. Aucaionssr.

IA 000 GREENHOUSE PLANTs.--On Thursday, the ssh In
lyVOO stsnt at O'Clock the auction ro0ns snah
sell one o. the best collection Of pan offered =
on In this city and most ceAeeased Kinds Of
French English and American hardy blooming sss mos
roses, climbing roses, &c.
Cape Jasmnes, double oeanders, double carnations
Dahias mnynoaias Chinese tree pcony
many pant all Of which
warranted by A. Jardn, florist nurseyman s
street, corner OF M. Terms cash.
Ap7-d J. G. MCGUIRE, Asctionee.
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Private boIes IS circle parquee so reserved
rs orchestra rs family circle, IS cents
third tier, so cents; eoIored gallery, rs cents.
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0y-Dr. Dewey's Fourth Lowell Lecture, Tuesday
& Inc .aa Physical
Apl0-d3t
00- The Rev. simpson, or Indiana, may be ex-
peisd preach in the House Of Representatives morrow
Ing, al II o'clock Aplo
o2-Rev. Mr. Ames, of Indisna Conference, is ex-
morrow at II O'Clock. Ap 10
05- s.mithsonian Lectures-Dr. B. A. Gould, Of Cam
bridge ~ will resume h. course n Of Lecture. on The
unaed on Wednesday, Friday, &c, at O'Clock, pm
Ap4-n
co Smithsonian Lectures.-Professo Louis Agasz OF
| gs sDS Of o. su e
isct "The Foundation o symmetry N de Animal Kngdo
lectures unit, thai of Prof AsasHin is concluded
Treasury once,
RALKon North Carolina March 90 lss9.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received this Office unit, the iosh
bonds by state OF North the interest on which
Juy year. principal years
formiy win, Of the assembly Of said State rahed
bidding win plea.s endorse letters Proposal.
Ap Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Nj. 3. A. MARSHALL, Lessee Mr.. W. M FLEMING, sss.
Manager.
tn. Distinguished sEGUlN OPERA TROUPE win appear in
grand opera o BOHEMIAN GIRL, which
performed for the last time
OK SATURDAY Evsn,xs April 10, 1854,
win b. performed the grand s'. GPs, ,s by Ba in three sc
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
To be followed by new farce .c written by
expressly for II. @. Jordan entitled
EGYPTIAN PRINCE
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uy-Dr. Dewcy's Fourth Lowell Lecture, Tuesday
evening, 18th nst O'Clock Subject: " Mans Physical Ogan
zaton- Ministry Of the Senses and Appetites.n
Ap l0-d3t
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CARDA sale Of rich bohemian and vsaeuan glassware,
and antique silver plated
marble and aba.e sauary b.quss and pasn ngss French
preparation and win take place Odd Fellows Han few days
The extensive and comprises all
produced in the manuhctoies Of Europe
Of which duplicates Of articles exhibited 1t The Worlds
Fair
Catalogues prepared given
sale, with particular description Of future advertisement
Mar ls--dnf JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
Rare Opportunty.-A thorough bred FLY, good size,
"a fast very handsome offered private
ony she pure blood sot by Waden MesssngsrD
Eclipse" "Tippoo Saib, Ac her dam "Ducee," Of
blooded Apncot" BY COL BoyceS imported horse For
egner"
She foaled in le47 Price $3.50.
Al KimmeI Walkers stable, G street.
Ap 9--3
vABLE damask damask napkins, linen sheetinxs,
plowcAse linens owellings Of all descriptions Irish tnsn,
&C. full Of the above goods received
at the lowest prices by the subscribers. -
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Aps-eoat
CPECIAL REQUESTING subscribers avail themselves d
this mode earnestly those OF their
not closed their accounts with them which have bsen standing
six months and longer, call and
Dents, we want the money for al claims now due.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
APPS 9-2w
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be followed by farce by Mr. Baker
expressly for II. O. Jordan, entitled
EGYPTIAN PRINCE.
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March. 1884, jnst pub-
" lished Price IS cents
Aplo PRANCK TAYLOR.
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Health Report.

DANIEL WRssTsR, Secretary Of State.
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EoR RENT-Two pleasant rooms with board A Z desired s.us S
| Aps-da.
MARsErLEs BED-spREA Ds-on. ha.ared Jus.
received white and coored embracing all the re'-a"
CLAGETT, EwToN, MAY. 60.
EnEE E.s,s,,,en sr Fine Easep..n on ,a r.,r., :,
:. ss n ibis VIII Be open on Moods the aS S ne
s.s. sy.aa. They xss collected sy an
and y y sss . %
o''s''' ''e no" ''''' - ''''''' &c. MeouIRR,
MnoO-du Aucdonesr.
= - THE steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win q.
s:% s:s,: !" 's S.:s.. s:s's. 81 Y;::s; s;s.
s. price m oc.ss:. ~. s s.
E::;: 1;:;ss': %.:sss:. i ~ :ss
Mnr o3-d Captain.
DOMESTIC GOODS
o00 PIECES bschsd long cloths. embracing all the be" make"
styles goods very low by The piece
tn. above viii b sold very iow buying again
win hnd II TO their advantage 70 sys rs:y Ss cal: nura
between TN and 9Th opposite cenue Market
rssp. T.rrl twmnis TAI"
FIRED. TATE 4 BROTHER,
tLafe Of Hanfsviis, -1otano,)
ATTORNEYS cousssIroNs AT Law, Ia os.sar, raWr'
ILL give their prompt attention business ntrusted 70 h
w in Fayeue and the adjoining
N Psticular attention paid claims collections.
Jan ls-dam
sHAwLs AND vIsTTEs.
the sale OF shswis, vs
NANTES, Ac The stock In shawl will he io'''
complete, embracing the following; sfm
rs white embroidered shaws ransins IN prices RON w
1io5
90 psn white Grape shswls al grades and prces
Mai and embro coored sba~ls
Cashmere bcrege and mousline shswis, all styles
70 medium priced vises
manes Paris and New York styles
Ladies' will find greatly their advantage 10 give w ssp
lees prices 'hnn my
buy the materials : very handsome stock Of a'
dress goods. ..,,,r,
Mar os--lm shawl and visite depot opposite Centre hs
TOR sALE.-Tbe cent mortgage bonds OF ms o'sr
II Alexandria Railroad Company
particulars, apply 20 !. proas
March 4-3aw1m tohSVhhN
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nz- The Rev. DIR. simpson, OF Indiana, may be
pecd in the House Of Representatives morrow
Ing, al Ii O'Clock. Ap 10
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Theatrical and Musical

BowERy THEATRE MIR. Macallister, the great Wizard
ofthe World IL attracting delghting large audiences
at the Bowery every night his astonishing necromano
fats The which he advertses for this evsn-
ing comprises many his best features among which \
the Inexhaustibe Botten from which ne will produce
twenty. two different kinds Of liquor.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Professor Anderson, the Wizard
of the North offers another very inviting programme o.
magical wonders for this eyenipg His sorees are always
well attended and his feats elicit marked appreciation
The Enchanted Caudron,u the Bottle Trick tia
Suspension Mesmeric" Cairvoyancen and the N.Y.
terious Laundry are to be given to night
NBLo's sGARpEN-Burton, the great comedian, appears
this evening In the character OF Timothy Toodes. %
He has played this part during entire now
and again; and STILL much admired 10 he for his
great comic ability that the house Is filed to him.
lie also appears in the farce of the Mummy aided BY
MIR Johnston and Mrs Dyot No doubt, Nibo's will be
again crowded to night.
national THrArRE.-The dramatic entertainments
which given at this establishment light snd
amusing and the house Is well filled every night Purdy
hard ut work in catering for his patrons and his exer
tions seem to be properly appreciated Tne seectone
for this evening consist of the comedy OF .he stage
struck Yankee. and the drama Of Kenneth, both OF
which are well cast.
CASTLE GARpEN.--The entertainments gwen AZ this
beautiful location sure 20 De wen patronzeothA
opcru and ballet on evening and vaudeville and d.
yerti elnept on the following night The united efforts
~ ~ pr.peh opera troupe which comprises many ex-
us, ,oc,lists with the talented Rousset family whose,
MN, ~ dancing is greatly admired cannot fail to b.
uecessfn 10 night tho dramatic piece called les An
49,. ! Verge, 80. l-s ---ss '. ses1sa.s..
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be repealed After about ten minutes he yielded the
floor, and the subject postponed.
THE SUPPRESSION MOTIFS WARRINGTON
MIR. ADAMS ofIeeod tolution, which agreed to,
directing inquiry to the suppression Of small
this city.
MEXICAN BOUNDARY LINE.
Mr. WELLER (dem OF Cal, offered resolution VIII ch
was agreed to- calling for Colonel Grahams report the
Mexican boundary line
THE PUBLIC PRINTING
The House bill to provide tor the execution of the pub
lie printing was referred TO the Committee Prntn,
PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS CALIFoRAIA
The bill Amending act relating to the setteme Of
private land claims in California was taken up.
Mr. GwIN (dem. of Cal, read q speech in favor of IT,
Mr. WELLER replied. in opposition
The bill was then laid the table for the present
TIE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
was then taken up The amendment pending
striking out the appropriation of 100000, to pay e
Shawnees for certain lands of theirs sold in Ohio
hessrs HUNTER and ATcHrsoS spoke in favor of srik
ing IL out.
The bill was postponed
MARITIME EREcoNNosANcr. ETC.
The Dill ordering reconnaissance Of the China seas
Behring Straits, Java sea, &c. was taken up.
Mr.. HUNTER offered substitute for the bill.
Dir. BoRLAND asked the object Of the bill
Mr. HUNTER explained that 1t explore those seas
now so much trayersed by American vessels 1t was
afford faclitieg to commerce.
NJ BoRLArp asked the senator how b., who had been
leader the opposition to all bills extending facilities
TO commerce the Lakes and Western waters ON tue
ground If their unconttutionaity could support this
proposition which was TO appropriate hundreds of thou
sands to build and equip vessels TO explore these
and afford facilities to commerce,
The Senate then adjourned
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
OFFICE

WARRANTS ISSUED AGAINST THE AGGREssoRs-AR-
REST OF ONE OF THE OWNERS.
AUG 2-Mr. Commissioner Morton has issued warrants
against Thos Colyer, Zone of the propretors of the
steamboat Henry Clay who board at the time OF
the calamity John T. Tallman, John Germane (engi-
neer) Jas L. Jessup, clerk and Edward Hurlbut, the
pilot
Deputy Marshal De Angels, to whom the warrants
were entrusted succeeded yesterday afternoon in ar
resting Mr. Colyer who was brought before the Com
missioner. Mr. James Ridgeway, behalf the United
States demanded solvent bail to the amount OF 10000
which entered into, Mr. Radford merchant Of Wes
street ex. alderman and, understand one of tn
of the lfated steamboat being his surety TIL
warrant charges Mr.. Coyer with misconduct negli.
gence inaention to his duty board said
which caused the death Of Julia Hoy, then and thert
being passenger the steamboat Henry CLAY an
also causing the death of A. Downing and Mrs Maria
Baly,' and several others named
Mr. Ridgeway has decared that he will demand bail to
the amount of $4,000 each for every person charged with
the offence, from the down to the clerk board
and that in default he wiz insist upon their commtta
Mr. r. conferred with Judge Belts OF the w. s. District
Court to the practcabity Of calling special grand
jury for the purpose of investigating this case but 1t
found impossible to do so, the term this
day. and certain number of days notice is necessary
The accused parties therefore, be tried until the
September term ofthe District Court.
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New ORLEANS, August 1, 1867
The sales Of cotton yesterday Saturday barely
80 bales Middng is quoted at 93ic. Mess pork Is
at S21. Bacon, shoulders SIC. Whskey 17Ac
CHARLESTON, August q 1862
The sales Of cotton during the last three days
300 bales and to day the transactions have reached
bales, at IL &c The market is firm and tending up
ward.
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1852
Sales made to-day OF 800 beeves, at So 25 81,
net. Hogs $S a IS So
ALBANY August 2. 1852,
The receipts Of produce since Saturday, have been
follows Flour 100 bbs corn, 10000 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels wheat IL 900 bushels. Flour is dull, and
have sales worth reporting Whcat-Sales off 400
bushe red Ohio at sSc Oats steady mt 49, 44c.
with sales of 90 buhel CornSaes is 900 bushels at
80 60ac for upscund and 62 for sound western
mixed Hops-Sales of 20 bales at Acc,
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Meteorological observations.

BY MoRsE's LINE, NO. z WALL STREET.
MONDAY, August 2, 1852.
BUFFALO, o A. M.-Clear. fine morning Thermome-
ter g. Barometer $50. Wind west.
ROCHESTER, Q A. M-Clear, pleasant morning, but
rather cool. Wind northeast. Thermometer 62.
AUBURN "a. M.-Cool, pleasant and clear morning
Wind north. Thermometer 6S.
!. SYRACUSE 9 A. M,-Pleasant but rather windy morn
ing, Thermometers Wind west.
UREA, Q A. MA fine, clear morniug Strong west
ery wind. Thermometer 65.
ALBANY, Q A. M.-Delghtful morning-clear, cool and
pleasant Wind northwest. Thermometer CT. Barome.
ter 90 26O. Mercury II.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO J. j. SPEED. ESQ
There meeting Of the members of the baltimore
bar held Saturday morning last at the room of the
Superior Court the subject of the death of Joseph
Speed ESQ at which it resolved that the Bar would
wear the usual badge Of mourning for the period Of
thirty days and in body attend his funeral On sun
day, his remains which had been brought ON from New
York, were attended from his late residence No. 6l
Second street by the members Of the bar and his rea
tves and friends to their final resting place The fune
raj was quite large and imposing, and presented very
mournful and solemn sight.
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WRECKED MISREPRESENTATION, ETC

BosroN, August q 1852.
The schooner Golden Fleece arrived here from Fayal
reports that the bark George Washington arrived
Fsyal fell in with, tho 18th June lat 49, lon &c.
wreck bottom up, which found to be lumber laden
and apparently ship with hard pine bottom and live oak
tmbers. Her stern round, with gilt mouldngs, and
the name painted it, but obliterated that only the
first and last letters and g. could be made out About
week previous and also at the time seeing the wreck
fell in with wrecked stuff and picked up top sail yard
with patent reefngs block, and drift lumber bar
rels, sc.
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Watching Intelligence, &c.

BALTIMORE, August 1852.
The new yacht Ukarme made trial trip to-day, with
large party Of eScursonisis She built by the
eaton Of youpg ship carpenters efter the model OF the
celebrated yacht America which It claimed she viii
eclipse in sailing
yacht race Afterwards took place between the Co
gucte bud Nay Queen for purse q 500 distance
s59ut tfty mil The May Queen won ~ t~o miles
w hErn n Ill .r-,L, I,.e- r.e-A - lll..t
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CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI TELEGRAPH Con-
pANy-At the annual meeting Of this Company on the
2sth inst The following board Of officers elected
Preadent-J u. WADE, Columbus. Directors-w b
troii a p Pricbard, Granville G. Dclano Mount Yer
ron Cornell Ihea Reznor Cincinnati X.
poftr Wooster Se0eid5g-J white. Mount YER
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Marine Intelligenc,

BURNING OF THE BRITISH BARK CHARLOTTE.
New ORLEANS, August g 1852
The British bark Charlotte, hence for Liverpool was
burned Saturday at the South West Pass Her cargo
consisted of 800 bales Of cotton Officers and crew all
saved
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Political Affairs.


NEW YORK wHIG CONVENTION FOR THE NOMINATION
OF STATE OFFICERS.
ALBANY, August q 1852.
The Whig Central Committee have called State
Convention to assemble at Syracuse on Wednesday, the
22a day of September to nominate candidates for State
officers.
LOUISIANA STATE Observation-Disclosures
MEETING AT BATON ROUGE.
New ORLEANS, August l, 1852.
The Louisiana State Convention finally adjourned last
night
grand whig ratification meeting will take place at
Baton Rouge tomorrow.
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The Rumored Massacre OF Captain Marcy
and Men, Pronounced False.

I0UIsVfLLE, August 2, I6oz.
An extra Of the Little Rock Wing says express
rived at Fort Smith the 25th, from Fort Arbuckle,
bringing the cheering that Captain Marcy and his
command still alive thus falsying the report Of the
wacho chief This intelligence you may rest assured is
definite
rencontre took place at Fort Smith the 25th in
which Mr.. L. yann killed by Mr. J. w. vandsveer
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The Cholera In Rochester.

NUuHFHTEH, HuH, IoVE
There were twenty-five Of cholera here yesterday
and nineteen deaths. On the day before there were
twenty and nineteen deaths
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The Emancipation OF Slavery In the West
Indies.

TfTIsHUHUi mug = IoJs
The anniversary Of the emancipation Of slavery in the
West India Islands celebrated to day at Manches
ter. Many hundreds Of white and coored citizens par
ucipated Speeches made by Mr. freeman (co
lored) Samuel Fleming democratic candidate for the
legislature; James Callan, Benton Kerr ESQ and the
Rev Charles Avery. The latter is we'll known for his
benehcence and devotion to the OF the blacks
The speeches eloquent and excited the most
lhusiastio applause The whole affair went off well