davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Died


On March ELIZA MAcMAHoN, widow Of the late Capt.
John MaomahoD, aged SO years.
attend her funeral from her late residence No. 81 Elm
street, this afternoon, Ut O'Clock, without forther
notice
By the accidental discharge Of his gun at Hobot en-
on Wednesday, March 8, MICHAEL McCARTY, aged 81
years and months
invited to attend his funeral fem his late residence
the Eysisn Fields, Hoboken eupdsy morning, at 10
O'Clock without further invitation.
On March B. after long and sickness JANE, wife
Of John Hudson, plumber, Brooklyn
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
from her late residence, No. Hicks street. Brooklyn.
Fer remains will be inferred at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
On the 4th inst FnspERIcK H youngest child OF T..
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral without further notice.
this afternoon at lock- from his late resdsuce 1s8
ChIystie street, between Rivngton and Stanton The
remains win be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for iater
ment.
On Thursday, March 4 Of consumption, BaIDaEr wife
OF James B. Warden in the 28th year Of her age
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
those of her cousins respectfully invited to attend
her funera also the members of Columbia Grove Ne
u A. O. D.; also the members Of Ocean Lodge No. 32l,
]. 0. of o. F. from her late residence No Fortieth
street near Broadway, on Sunday, March at O'Clock
precisely.
On Thur,day March 4, at his residence, No. Q Wash
ipgton Terrace, Hobohea Capt CHARLES WILMINGTON,
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral to- morrow afternoon at clock
MASaARkr, daughter ct Daniel and Camilla Gardiner
in the 10th year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place this day from her late
sidence Fortieth street and Third avenue Her
friends and relatives invited to attend the
On Tuesday evening" March 2, at halt past TO- JANET
S1IsBATT aged years months and 10 days, daughter
Of James 6tirratt, Long Island.
On 4th inst, CAROLINE. wife Of John Marqusrt, the
eldest daughter Of Joseph and Louisa Land wher aged
~ yesrs
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence %
Bayard street, this afternoon, at half past O'Clock,
Her remains will be taken Green wood for nterment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
AFF AIRS IN ALBANY.
the Canal Letting Investigating Committee
kc 30 10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


ALBANY, March a. 1862.
THE INVESTIGATION OF LETTINGS.
Mr., COOLEY asked when the Select Committee on the
Canal Lettings would report
MIR. CoNGER said the testimony would probably be
closed morrow after which the report would be com
rg forthwith.
Mr CeoLKy long?
Mr. CoNGEa-Tuesday next-probably earlier
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. COOLEY introduced bill to incorporate eompape.
TO navigate the ocean by steamships.
Mr. BABcocK introduced bill vtstng the title TO all
real and personal estate intended for ecclesiastical pur
pores in trustees to be chosen by the congregations
Mr. VANDERBILT introduced bill relative TO the off,
GERS Of tbe Brooklyn Institute.
Mr McMuRRAy introduced bill relatve to the Re-
corder and City Judge Of New York.
OLD
Mr. CooLE,s resolution relative to the destruction OF
old bank note plates was adopted
THE RuLEs-PRIvTrSG, Ere,
Mr. BABcocA called his joint resolution, amending
joint rules by adding 10Th rule which provides that
Ola resolution motion to print more than 080
sna be called and II majority Of the menbers Of either
House where the motion originates shall vote In the afr
Hdtive then II shsll be declared carried and also
every motion to authorize the meeting Of select COM
niteee BETWEEN the sessions shau require the same
An amendment offered that iume upon the
passage OF resolution derng extra printing the &C.
ton OF either house should be communicated to the
other. : -
The subject was debated by Mes.rs. BApcocK, Moa.
GAN JOINS, COOLEY, VAN scHoosHovES, TABOR, and
PEBcE.
The rule was amended that when one ou,e order,
printing message shall be sent to the other uouse
The Senate then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Herald Marine correspondence.

EDGARTowN FEB ~.
Mozart Reed, Boothbsy for Richmond; WIN p Backr am
ssoish, Baltimore for kasspart Fellowship, Merrill -
asthHo arrivals Wind during ths day Sc. blowing vary
2e,h, AE.x gale fem wNw. Pm, tho wind has osnsido
Arr eve-Sohr suasn Russell from NYork for Nantucket
,.S5 SsrSh sehrs Ann pssgo ~ from oe e. Port
Also arr ss brig Virginia. Spear from Riohnond for Bah.
Alec arr 2d-sehIs Energy, M.rehant Boston Kaon.,
Charleston Boston John. Cables Rooisnd for NYorf
eve,Air md anchored below asohf belonging Well.
In port sd Az. all the vesoels above reported.
PyILADUyHA. MARI IN.
.Arryed-ship ses Lion, Wilmer Leghorn; bark E.sla
st,sstos. we''eot Chareston; Daniel Wooster. Fol-
cl.sr,s.Bs,k ssr.soss Turlsy. Norlesns brig. Cen
~; Cohen nasy, Garden al schrs altoona, Baker Acx
;ndrs Lsecp Basst Boston, David Smith Smith chssI.s.
Boston; Louisa RiTes, Cavalier, hYort.
Mlscellan co ~,
BHIp AusrERLITz. from sFrancsco for Calcutta absn-
freight money learned or not esrned the Boyson oc
flu on vessel And freight money ~ the American ana
$500 on vessel ~ the Washington.
BARK Nv GOWN (of NewburyportI from Wilmington,
NC, for harelIes, which osh. days
outAnd essy cargo rosin ehe bsd discharged on zosh
BARR ERRsoNr from Providence zth ult for Charles
Island. aud in be Rso Of Saturday night cst an snehor and
s0fsthoms OF chain Che proceeoed on Monday.
BARK BRDer. from kalasl for Boston, IN dsMoM ~
rsns were ad,ored 70 sold auction on shs 2sh u,
Br BRIG Tu1ket had abous NV tons q she rans On
and wac 10 psil for Bostsn In . day or tWo.
BARK ARpYsrEs 23l TONS was cold By shc shorih ~ rev
Orleans recently for $4,000 cash.
BARH Pr AM BsArA. iondsa tor Osrais " rsporsss
Ne Bssssa sspss y kavss pss iass Plymouth. 4 usA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

oonmunty and the voluntary failing Of tho pledge Of
tcsi sosunence a. means Of sbsting the evil, Whsn
aided oy the action Of legislation to the insru.
menM and means Of ntempsrsnce They also recognise
the licensing BY the municipal authorities OF AGO dram
chops and other places which used only dens
noxcAfon In the city AZ coptrsxy 70 the letter Of the
law and also that the active opposition Of thoss who
have made money In the trac preof Of the justice
ofthfr cause and IN that should induce them
to pefsevsrs In their eGerts
Rev. ME- MAasH spoke upon the resolutions He COM
mepced by referring TO the great work performed By the
Wnhrgtt mans Their object had been to reclaim the
nebrste but the object OF the Temperance Alliance Of
this day was to prevent the possibility OF becoming
This was the great purpose they had In view They
wished to extpste the traffic In Intoxicating drinks
remove them from tho reach Of the weak
and the unwary Tho only way to keep the destroyer
out Of the community to psss laws forbdding the
manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liquors He
cluded by exhopg his hearers for mono but men
who were imbued with the principles Of tenn men,
on the ground that the Legislature not the
fear OF God before their eyes, to paes this law they must
that Others elected in their place Of right
stamp
Rev Mn, BEEcHER then remarked that they had used
their long gums and pistols long enough and that they
were going into 1t with their bowie knives, now He
next reviewed the different clauses In the Maine law
the effects produced the community by the sale and
manufacture Of ardent spirits
collection then taken up, and the tmeeting ad-
journed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
n AKswIME LLI0E o =
Movement q or the Ocean Steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 4, 1868

Cleared.
SLIP Argo Cofn. Liverpool. Thompson Nephs,s
c..sn: Wsnn Hs,sssa %
sD ssr,h hopss Baker
Isrf Lessis. Alden. Ne. sesford m.s Sssa0n.
Brig Newo midland Psoiet OBI Farrell s. Earss and 81
Bris Srenads Merrill. ciudad Bolivar, Hsrseoh 8 Co.
Brig Enpfrc, Newman, Galveston. Eussey u Murray
:, Brig Bordeaux Paskea Thue. Charleston. Schmidt
selr Eolus tBr) stubbs. 81 Domingo City. Blocker =
echr Melinda tBrl Brusdsga s. Johns. MP. R irwin.
sehr Mary Elisa, Hosehk,e, 81 Marks. Essls Hazard:
sss. s,srs,s TS.l.p
ssbr VIM Baird, Stubs, Philadelphia, Hand.
schr Aetsmora King Providence.
Sshr Mary Clark, Gloucester.
Steamer Novelty Brins Ansoy. J Brirss.
sIoop Annavsr, Brfss, Proyidonee, J Ravens.
sloop B Hawkins, v els Previdsnoe.
Arrived.
Steam ship Roanoke, Parrish Norfolk and Richmond, 81
hours with mdse snd passenger 70 Deem Thoruton
ship Oneida Creesy, Shsnghae, US days passed. Anjier
a11f a g. jan 'ih
spoke ship Wn Kspt from Cslcy,t. for Lemon The
Ship Lizzie Harvard, Packer savannah days, with cot
Bril- Cen Tos.er Newb.sn Nader. 81 d.y. with wins, /,
rom Rio j.nsro for NTeri The has been u days Of
Brig Cleaner Bs, Mason, halifax. IL days. with fish, 70
ks sisy w snissfs' %o sSksy Alexandria Va days
s.hI Mary Ps.yy s%r,cn. AloI.ndria, Va 6dsys.
ss Sr Charter Oak. f Kelley. Boston, days
Erig Jcsephens (sic), 65 days from Palermo.
The sehr spoken by Abe Malvins on ths 2t u In lat 49,
lon a. So with loss Of sss &C. having been blown of. waa
the J Lindsey (nos sisby).
Wind At sunrise Nj 81 meridian dol ~ sunset ssr, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
q q .

NJ oTICE-PAssEN0ERS PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
for Liverpool will please DO board ~ tho foos Of
Canal street. 20 morrow. SATURDAY. March ~ o'clock
A. and eend all luggage not wanted the passogs
board this day Friday Karoh 5h marked below
number OF their berth. EDWARD K COLLINS CO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ direct and found for hundred and sixty dollaxa
The beautiful and new clipper JULIA ANN. Oap1sh
Ramsdc will sail for the above port on Tuesday March
Ard she great nautical experiences Of Capt. Ransde win
isduoe all opportunity OF selecting cheap Ana
comfortable passage seldom onorsd Hardy sppda
ton will be 10 passage e number being
already engaaedl ehcr board Pier Is Ijyey
to BUTLER BRO1HEks. ll8 and l6s South street,
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS FOR SALE. VIZ
~ Cabin second cabin. and STORAGE Inquire ~ 09 West
atreet, after ten O'Clock.
CARD.-sTEAMSHIP REINDEER-THx UNDRR-
"A signed hiss sferred I'll his right ttle interest
the and al tickets and contracts signed
the shove steamer assumed and will be performed b.
M. George e. Hamilton. JOHN HALL.
1875 Washington stresA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Meeting OF the Brooklyn Temperance Al


meeting OF the HTOOKIyh TempcTHhCs NJ
tiance.
meeting Of the Temperance Alliance OF Brooklyn,
took place In Plymouth Church. Grew Or. Beechsr's)
last evening. The house about two thirds full the
great proportion being ladies.
The proceedings we're opened with a prayer by the
Rev Mr MARsH, who invoked the Divine blessing upon
ths work In which they engaged. lie prayed that
the light that shines from that star in the East
may induce the Legislature CT this State and other
States TO enter upon those decisive which will
redeem this land frem the curse OF intoxication.
GfoRoE HALL then announced that the meeting had
been called together by the Temperance Unien recently
formed in this city, and explained the objects OF the
cety.
Rev Mr. RByrs then read the resolutions OF the Ex-
eoutive Committee, In which they recognise this OF
it0xeuns drsAks Va. ehssi oil ths crime, po
vSsty, and kurdsusone TAXATION thst prSvsN Ia che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
ASsembIys
ALBANY, March 4. 1852.

MIKE WALSH on LABOR
Tao following Is the reject committee appointed on
Mr. Wslshs resolution relative TO labor: Walsh
Yourge, Billings, Bradford, and Harper
QUESTIONS or PnIyLFGk-THE TROUBLES ON FRIDky--MIM
CONTEMPT, yTC.
Mr. MILLS asked bow his name was recordei on the
Woodwork Patent resolution.
The CLERK announced that II was recorded In the ne
gative.
Mr. BmIs-Iw was not present when the vote was taken
end did not vote He should have voted In the snrma
tive, and wished his vote stricken out.
MIR. MrIs also rose to question Of privilege. He
read the following from the Delhi Ez1dcH:--
brnous IhrLicATor.Iti Is charged that three loco
fooo members Of the Assembly, who had paired of "
with ~ many whigs, present, and voted for the ex
Iuson o. Col Snow. II Is charged that Mr. Mills, Of
this county, was Of the three euch dshonorabe
vo,on Of COED faith has precSdsu. o. IsoYss al;
.ot The hsnos Of Delaware county ~ TRUST The charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Arrivedshp Western Star from CAloussa. On ths 23i
fell in with thir James Drake from Calcutta for York.
and parted company Nov goth, lat l6 N, Ion IS SJE
Ceaei-ehip Daniel Webster, Liverpool bsrks Henrietta,
HAVANA Eutaw. Baltimore; brgs Velox Cane Town; CALI
forns, Cafdnss; Isoa do sohr Louisiana Port Prince
NEW BEDyoRD March
Ar,ved6he China from the Pacific Ocean, with 800 bbls
1890 VIII, and 25 600 lbs bone Jan 49, lAt IS 80 Ion o. o.
spoke bark Aaron Harvey Of Philadelphia leAking badly
where hound not stated; 2th trrobsby reb LAT 30 Ion
73 6, stp James Tanning, from NYork for Galveston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Married.

On Thursday evening, March H. by Rev N B. Baldwin,
JOHN H. BaowN to Mms CHARL A. HEATH all of this
city
to CHARLOTTE j. SrArToS, daughter of Thomas Jenkins
Eso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
NEDICAks

TYR. CONvERs' lHvIGoRATIN0 CORDIAL. FOR THE
~ tad effects Of habis for bust
psss or armony Young man This ossorsed cordial has
health and teoiety Ills tho most Of nviSorat
and the lost Of body and mind. ALL
cordial ga BOTTLE sot,es for s. lmpe.ssnt advice -
whore he is consulted and cordial obtained Agents As
Broadway liz Bowery and s. FRANKLIN N B-Per-
going to California should this cordial
sultston. A. M % ~ r. n. word the wise safR.
c;ap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRACTICAL Phi.
- vate 1restsc, GoOfce hours, 70 II A. Nj Ito 81.
NJ sundays excepted No. 80 Greenwich otreet From tke
sns specially hs has ample resson for ssasn that any
tho dsporabls effects resung from early improper habits
ne osn insure suoh cersan sa and radical
obtained from no other In America who Apply
IA the earlier stages. will DO surprised NJ the and rap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
SAILING OF THE AMERICA

HALIFAX, March 4, 1869
The r. M steamship America after landing her mails
and taking on board large supply Of COAL sailed for
Boston at one o'clock this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

s !; =. !: "a H.. 81 Z. AF ss
lss ss'sS
=. s ~, hsys sss :,. s
s y R 81 Is e.. ss 80
sS g.: Z 20 a' ss. 1s &:
% AT :sSus hes
son. Lonaon; isss ; Shooting ss.r BstsI Sooa
Home Porte.
nALkAAHDRlA. March l-Sia brig Copeland. EAsscss
a:I March s
pool Lii.: J.sso S,ler JAnalo. Norfolk Eaooh sa:
Yoii Fsvssr do; Feb IS Ss1i W:ilsad tBss.k
BosToN: March saAs. sh, DasIn; sasssld 1ss!,s
sS an
ss ia
s.e.mship Cambria, Ltisch Liverpool VI. H.MAx :hip
sn .. SinSn o sns Avo
sad s: c ef
Edh. Henry Fuller do .beiiA Arbeoam NYoris cahos,
y Anssisp sa ssr. &c. .ssfd Gsas,.
Sarah Wsn. %S.n1s Asso. Avs
ss s : s S.1s
- Hs ;H!s: ST.: =:
Milford Andrews for do Aoutauh Brown fer Boston; brig
b,: sy; sSr rs s,:s sS;s
Portland for dol brgs AGenoyA Hawston. Surinam; Hen
riets via Boston for Portland; schrs
EsYah, Portland for N orfolk.
LEWES Del, March 8, ~ Pk-The shipping At harb.e
this consists Of the bark Chester bgs Lucy Az
L,s M bss ss sssl
Two trgs and teon fchre in sight, eouing down; they
look like Eastern vessels loaded with COAL and doubtless
will anchor - Tho night tbe wind quite
ffesh from the NNW. Weather oosr and Gold. Three
xsed vessels the sauhward Of the main Light
beasnsup but cannot detcrmine whether they sre
NORFOLK Feb 59-Arr sohr B Lindsay Riggs. Curseos
tsee MisceNI; March sohrs ARCTIC. -. providenss;
Cerro Gordo. Wood EYork.
NEWPORT, March s-Arr brig Henry Marshall Wells.
Bristol ror HAvsns schrs Susan Nary Sheldon WORK
NEW HAVEN, March 3-Arr sohr Traveller. Bushnell n
York Sid bark Excelsior Whitssey Barbadocs schr Pau
line Parker, James River.
sAOOLA. prev TO Fob al-Cld sohr Heath. Pvt
PLYMOUTH. NO. Feb IBID sohr Frances HallsN (of
Providonce) J. Walton, BAsseterre, Quad
PHILADELPHIA. March Sold sohr Gunpowder Bra.
and Brave, RooAhll. NYork Harriet Chandler. Lynch
PORTLAND. March 2--Cld schr Horny Atkins. Rsndsu.
PROVIDENCE, March 2-Arr schr Delaware. Bin. PhilA-
dephiA SD schrs Union. Bangs Bsitmore Habrlskis
RicHHoND. March Arr steamship Roanoke. Parrish.
NYork; echr New York. Nelson. do. .
York; briggs Oon stark and Herald Luce de schr cehas
SET febey CID 2oh brig Cushnoo. Lowry dol 2d bark
John Stroud Elwosd, do.
SALEN. March Arr schrs Thos Il Thempson. Niskee-
sen. Hanvers, TO load for Richmond. CID I'd, bark Wn
Schroeder, Dexter, Rio 0rands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

The new Bfithh ambassador, Lord oowlsy, arrived
In Paris on Wednesday, the 18TH.
The government 1t is said anifested great fear that
General Cavagnac viii be elected In several districts
decree hes been published aboiishing the fees o.
Feb "a and May A. and substituting the only ami
peleon.
Various ruriors prevailed Of ministerial crisis.
General Be Arnaud s ssh TO be In disgrace, because
be viii net sign decree for the dissa Of number OF
officers Of known Orleans tendero!es The War Depart.
ment lie TO he conducted by Admiral Latlsnt, during
General St Arpaudis absence In Algeria.
The Goses de FGnce states That the President Of the
republic about TO form . body guard from ths
Gendarmes Mobile
Pane BoURsE, Feb 2l-Pives, 1903. 10; Threes 81. rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
ar L. MoRrAnoRE CAN BE CONSULTED, rREs

~ ohargs upon subject Of diseases from A. .
ga s who x:S :: ..sa ss il:
&c n
b l. enabled
e az.
Tbs victims q self abuse suffer from .ssises;
Of :be gener.ye funosion from ea .. hin
sx Fu:on street. Once hours 'i sssn
de. r, RA5ra.s practical PRIVATE TElArIs.
ssa s.n VI;
s ssG5s hs
rs :',Sd II the M %snnsr the 5sspc ~
syss n. si:1 ! sss
place on the nbea, Of self pollution. nstue, sonss
s5%sss. inpsssa; q :slisssfs
in ssssspsn AND oSs:
C I'll sr liable Haeh S %S,s dis
@ s ss sissnSn e. PSe rs Ssn
and BY sellers Nailed in secure envsi.pss b.
addressing spos.taidl 70 box s09. Fest Once.
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRACTIcAL Phi.
r. IS Il
uncommon medical advantages author enjoyed N
diseases sSsS aonssqnsnc s s Fs
osr.n s ana
cbtsnee from no other source In Amerca who apply
DR: COOPER IA DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THa
"a s'sf any f IN ssa e.
the assavssed disease mild
sn 1s 70 fs D sss
s5Sssa on y hsS naF'S IN y y0%rns %s..
yssins:: q ne Ss and small y .hs
ssSassa pis.sa.. able o' refer many Dere,s
s sns a.s sses
ssDaor n B.ssrsnfsrs dons b SScs,sS ~ o. VINO
n hs Ts
81 s:sss:. 1.:,'
&; 4: =: y ssss' s !!
DE- .s1ah :ss. 'G 80
ss s s' ssss Recent
HUEDanD. or xaosn WHO lave 0oNTRAoTlD
On D.. # s.;' y ~
sss sss s: NJ. II ss D
s' sss Peer ~, q =. 4
SSis: i.;s s s s..
s; s. e. . Sss' sss, a a
eSy,ysa - ma doe, nos dry up shs poison Of disease In
s s,s, r. Ss.s Ssss
sysr assss. 70 any ns. ss.ss
whatever II does all sha wout poison worse
than the eeesoes sure reeu Of all other rcmedee You
will find his out y bite. experience, yon trust 70 any
other trcatmenn neaicsI men In al tie country
Medical books GRATIS. All eons ait,tors pTvst SSyios
asAMs Keie IN she mesa terrible essss s sen Mis-
sasht s6scsions cured In elk hsurs " 49,
No yEE Till oUR1D.-DR. ooRBETT. ~ DUANE
mon. ee ss SSsass ys on w. s
blss MIN 70 E1le speedy ana psrknsnt aursnt
eseeA ~ shtee Asyk The victims OF qvsekexy
.S y ron ssIiy nprcpey habits caa sp2y
cnhho prneples Htriouve-Dv q. has discovered nes
mcehod by witch he oAn fsotsre Ia feom
Usivors4iv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Interesting from Belgium.

FRENCH INTRI0UE-CATHoLIC MovLMENTS--PREPA-
RATIoNs FOR WAR, ETC.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Morning Chro
viele IL viii be remembered that French agents
bad been sent into Belgium fer the purpose If possible
u secocng the my from ts aegiance and sowing the
khe seee Of dscord aud dsaecion amongst the people
~ I'm ven informed, reports are daily submitted TO
Louis Napoleon Of the proceedings Of these agents twill
We remembered that IL the Catholic party that In
1881 the principal separating Belgium from
Holland II " that ssme party which IL now the most
active N getting mp feeling 10 favor OF the French H.
ance ard the clergy aIaott OIL interchangeable agents
~ 70. Eys.s belgium is adding 600 10 her army
end strengthening her desenoeg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

The Bentiok steamer arrived 1T Southampton on Fri.
dsy night tbs 2ok rl, Mia A,.x ~oAr.s d.,se ~
BIZ, hAlte " Us On, AID Gibraltar " tbs lSta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Pnsseu ~ers ARRIVED.

NORFOLK AND RIcHMoND-Ste Amship Rssnoke-De
sutherland; vig!n! and lady; G oous.nsy. esy
non and lady, Manning, Mr spllmap. jennings. g
Demmnge. q W Farrant. Graves: g smaii. smith.
A A Davis Gilman. Avery. A Merrill. RohaSa Ia 4
Haxrison. W Hohand-9l In The eteerags.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Spain and Portugal,

The health o. the Queen OF spsp hsd been compstey
rssored The happy event had been celebrated by pub
lie Thanksgiving 81 MsdYd snd in all the Catholic cs ri.
falls In Europe, with great pomp and ceremony
The body Of the regici3s had been burned; and the
Gazette contains the royal orders for the destruction O,
his poignsfd, pistols 30 also for the burning of his
luanufcrints 10 the presescs Of his judges.
There l. nothing Of political Inn porsaDoe from Portu.
e. she shipnenu Of wine from oPerto were improving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX AND LIxERrooLst Steamship Cambria from Bos-
tor-Messfs Woodward, and Crossjsan. of Boston;
UhimAnp, OF New York; Oversrd, OF Mexico; Hon
Hinks CanAdG HeardsmAn Of London; Smith. NJ
mAny-lO
For Halifax-Nessrs Sleigh, wifs three children anO
Of Prince Edward IslAnd; NePhee Osborne.
LOMBARD. Baraaby. W Sargent kc0ailook. and
Hunter. Of Halifax-lS. Total 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
ealY

Italy.
II b saM that so0a NV clue to ths murder q RO1s
had been found, whereby como new light would b
thrown upon the horHid tragedy.
Tho celebration Of the snDivsrry of the establish
ment OF . republic In Rome came Oh on the 9th ulnmo
notwtAstandisg the efforts Of the government to sup
press Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

Mo FEE Till oUERD.-DR. OopBKfT, ~ DUANE
street mAy be oonsuItea oanhdopNallY on Ale srast
mene osnsass desaecs. Inentyone years prkosloo
esse rsesvsa n stee dsyt ne votims Of qrsskeEy
snote nv' rang 0r carly ipHopoy hsbits. sppjy With
certainty OF having their rational sr6 sa
cMnho prneipios Htvotuve-Dv q. has discovered . nes
mcshod by witch he fsrioters 10 ftom
S.;As. =. H. - vsxsst. v ps.>sS " sls Esv IssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

hR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO TREAr PRIVATE
Il diseases with From his long experience and
extensive practice he enabled W make speedy
which hands Of other
be cures IN few days. and the worst forms
venefeal diseases entirely eradtoated withouS
The victims Of self abuse snd al who suffer
Of sbc genorstve function from osuss
with certainty Of obtaining relief Soc his London Dploms
in his private oes. 2K Fulson street.. Once hours from
q koR n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
DR.; COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. mas. roK TN

RR, wARRKN, NO. n0T1 nTy CONTINUES 10
ya,s dsesses Dr. W devoted IS 70 the praoe
Of his profession when The Victims Of seAbvs thess
Who the hands Of medical prSeaders
rsiy on SAFE and speedy oures N.D.Ne fsst u Cured.