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Commencement mt Princeton.

The Annual Commencement OF the Col
lege Of New-Jersey took place Wednesday. Tbs
large church in which the exercises were held was
densey filled and the stage adorned by the presence OF
many Alumni OF the venerable institution, aud dstin
gusheo mfn OF New Jersey and Of other States In adj
don 10 the Faculty of the College, the Trustees and
the Graduating CASA
OF the forty oratious, essays, &C, which were upon
yates from the Slate Of Nes.York: Horace q Hns.
Gale, The Use Of Hstory Isaac II. Kendall, Toe Odgn
Of Evil A. l.. Armstrong, Personal Rssponsi liry f;
Altssnder 7. Nivep, Antony FIsninus; las N Crane
John Calvin, the Champion VI Truth D. viii g. .lher
Honorary Es@y; Herman r. Timl1w, al Honor
sry Easy. The SsIutstory in Latin, reckoned. va be-
ieve, mihe second part in rank was by Elkanah d..
Mckay of Penusy lvania aud the yaledctory Or son.
which Is generally considered the frst In rank by
William J Magic, Of NewJersey.
new feature we believe In Princeton, was the In.
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N.v.1.-Tbe u. S. Sloop-of- War Al

NAVhL.-Iut q % CIUUPUI OF M
bany arrived at ST. Thomas Sth june fro Havana In
% days passage and sailed again on the 18th for 81
Croix returned ST. Thomas on thu l5sh, and sailed
for Grab Island I'd, thence she would proceed to
ST. Johns and Havana and home The following is the
list Of officers Charles T. Plat, Commander; James
H. Armstrong, j. Hsgan Brown, Stephen ID. Trench
ard, Lieuiensnts W. L. Van Horn, Surgeon John B.
Rittenhouse Purser Henry o. Mayo, Passed Assistant
Surgeon Aaron X. Hughes, Acting ster W. L. Shut
tleworth (Bre Capt. Marine Officer, Fret Lieut. Jas
sewan, Passed Midshipmsn; Henry McThorn, VIM T.
A. Campbell, Chss L. HARRISON, John Jacob Cornwall,
VIM. Gsilsrd Doser, Mdshipmen - Munroe, Act
Ing Boatswan; VIM. Cope, Gunner; Roland Leach,
Carpenter, Stephen Seaman, Sail Maker. All in good
health.
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ry-1gnx cGAX.
PRUGRE-. or THE FUNERAL OB-h-
uTJE<-sRRANOEHRN &c.
lsy' I'd. srspl, and Oalcrri,,, TO TIE N Z Ti'E7el
At fillmore.

At Baltimore.
BMIImoRE, Friday, July =, 1852.
The rotunda of the Exchange was
rhrorgeO al early hear thls morning, and the build
Ing was SurTounded by large Dumbers Of both sexes de-
circus Of obtaining view Of the remains of Henry
Clay.
A lire was formed By the Irdependea, Greys,-the
plate wss removed from the face and thousands took
last look Of the fesures OF the greet Statesman. The
body seems In perfect stste Of va'ion, but
mere skeleton of bis former self -the welkuown fea
tures can nevertheless be recognized.
The sarco phsgus Ia strewn with flowers. At lO&
O'Clock tbs corpse removed FROM the Exchange aud
was escorted to the cars By the Independent Greys
the Mayor and Councils, Committee of Citizens, &c
The cars Handsome y drspedi In black, and mAute
gums fired during the procession
The cars left at II O'Clock precisely; will stop at
wlmin ston until O'clock and reach Pnilsdephia be-
fore tonisht The flags still flying here at half
mast and The mourning has not been removed from the
houses.
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At Jersey CITY.

TBE REMAINS OF Ma. CLAY.-The Com
nirtee Of Arrangements, named a. the public meeting
on THURSDAY evening, to escort the remains of Mr.
CLAY. through Jersey City, held a meeting at the
Office of the City Clerk rdsy morning. dispatch
b, telegr,ph dated yesterday morning from L. 5 SEN
stor Stockton, bad been received 10y Mayor Manners
stating that the remains Of Mr. CLAY would leave Pht-
sdelOhia on Saturday morning a, o'clock.
The Committee resolved to meet the remains at
Newark, and accompany them to Jersey City, and to
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty daya
They invited the officers Of the Odson Brigade to unite
with the citizens, appearing In full Uniform with SIDE
arms and crspe on the left sword hit requested
the attendance of the Jersey Continental Guard I"
guard Ct honor and requested that public places oil
business be closed while the remains are in the CITY
The Committee held another meeting last evening 70
perfect their arrangements.
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CLEyELANp. Friday. July Q. L
XXXUD CONGRESS. First SESSION
SENATE. .... WASHINGTON, July ?, 1882.

SEHA IE.---- WAsIHSGIoN5 jury - Ao'~'
TIE Senate postponed the private calen-
dar till O'Clock.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the
rennrt of the Secretary Of STATE Ia compliance with
resolution of the Senate with respect 70 the adoption Of
a scsle OF diplomatic salaries.
Mr.. HUNTER submitted a resolution that
TIE President q The Senate cause the q vernon OF
Kentucky 10 be informed Of the destf OF Hon HENRY
CLAY late II Senator from that State. AdUpV+d
Also, a resolution, directing the Secfe-
tary If the SENATE to pay Thomas H. Clay, son Of
hon. II Clay, whatever may be due account Of per
dim and mirsge. Adopted.
Mr.. NANGUM offered resolution that
tie Committee Of AusDg n.ents cause to be- printed 10
psmI hrt FORM for rhe of tae Senate. lOOOO copies
OF The Address In the Senate and the Sermon OF Dr.
Butler on the occasion OF the death OF Mr.. CLAY.
Mr.. GwIN suggested that the pamphlet
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NIonumentto Clay.
To the Editors Of The ". Y. Tribune:

To the Editors of The ". Y. Tribune:
SOMERyILLE, N. }. Wednesday, June 30, 1852
Your paper Of to-day has the following
rom Baltimore IA subscription started for
national monument TO HENRY CLAY" Would it not be
well TO have similar subscriptions started In every city,
rowp ard hamlet of the United States Immediately while
our lhou hts and feln with the mighty deadi
It behoves you In large cities 10 begin the work. and
promise on, if begun. little Jersey will not be
In tesyins her devotion to the noble patriot
the ball In notion appoint committees everywhere
to circulate subscriptions and let the work be done.
A CLAY WHO.
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W We have received the first nnmhe

g, We have received the first number
sd h, papsr-Ths Gesesse Wig, edited and publish.
printed Tyrrell, al Batavia. 1t is handsomely
ance Of Oao Of meoium size and has the appear
campa,,D sele 10 do god service 10 the comiag
mat he.d and GrahRm's names are nailed IL it
editorial mon zoe following appeal which closes an
,pIy,,. 'p'n ON Candidates. smacks Of the true
Nous od o. Od oste.ee the heart of the glo
heh, ana as We s' u sOckie On cur armor Tor tae
ptslsix, Iememter ~ s' eospsny 70 the great wnis
never known cei.a, va 40 our st.od4rd bearer, have
crown cur fort even 40 resolve that victory shall
be hrtdin cur resr,s "oush an Occasional shot may
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Al WilminQf0n.

Mr.. CLAY's remains, and escort, consist
ing of the Washington and Baltimore Committees, ar
rived here - o'clock P. NJ, and were received by
Committee Of Arrangements, appointed by the City
Council and escorted to the City Hall, attended by the
Military escort guard Of honor The Committee
from Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia, are en-
Retained al Foster Hotel, by the City Council
All the principal places of business are closed and
decked In mourning Minute guns have been fred and
the bells tolled TIE city never looked so mournful
Mr.. CLAWS remains leave $, ~ P NJ for Philadelphia
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At Memphis.

There has been general suspension of
business here in respect to the memory OF HENRY CRAY
meeting has been called to make arrangements for the
funeral obseQuies
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ryu,iueer. Ar.iyed-Schoonsr sunk.

PORTLAND, Friday, July ., 1882.
The crew of the snip Huntington, Is in
number, have been sent here from st johns. NJ b. BY
tie t. s Corsul 10 be tried for revolt on board that
ship
The schr. Brighton, Captain Atkinson,
from Cunberleno, N. B., TOR Boston. struck a ledge
near West Quoody Head, on the 10Th ult aud sunk.
Arrival Of the Liberia Packet.
KALTIMoRE, Friday, July Z, 1852.
The Liberia packet Is below, with later
from Liberia bur her flies have yet peen received.
There lie 10 mail south Of Rcomond to night.
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r. They say that fish may be carried
alive any distance by putdog them good coating Of
con pact clay, wet with salt water and surrounding 1t
with ice. In this way you may see swimming in tho
shmcngers tubs Paris fish brought from the coast Of
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expression Of sorov ahd rfsrcsa nc srsa. ,Ss,
las. ara bereavement su.lansd by tbs deatn 81 toN
Immortal o. triot nod distinguished st~esman dsshf
CLAY Of Kenrurky WIN mss served hts cnun'ry ou.sa.
TIE isst BAH century wS staihiuness and So'y .na
oenmer ded him to the respect and love brewery An'''
len Ctzsn. ~. -..,
R,,olscd. That rs a mark 81 resoec; 10 the g'sN
stAtesman DOW deceased the place OF meeting De nups
viii the emhlerns of mourn nE and thai ne nefnoo's
be requested 10 wear the usual badge for 70 days
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Whig General Committees.

The members OF the TWO Wing General
Committees will meet at the Irving House at lll4
o'clock this morning.
DANIEL ULLMANN, Chairman.
MAKkEN CHAPMAN, VI { Chairman.
GIO. ". THACkER Secretary.
or JOINT c. mmhtru Ui Arrangement
JANIS KELL( &C. Chairman Senior Committee.
EKAsIIs BROOks, Chhnmal JUNIOR COMMITTEE.
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At Cincinnati.

A public meeting was held on Friday
afternoon at which feeling address was made and
resolutions adopted relative to the death OF HENRY
CLAY Committee of thhtytwo was appointed to
arrange for funeral obsequies on the arrival OF the
remains.
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Proclamation of the Mayor.

MAJORS OFFICE Friday July ., 1882
In respect to the memory OF the de-
parted ssge and Patriot lENRY CLAY, whose remains
will reach this City Saturday,, the Sd inst on their
route to the West the public offices OF the City will be
closed on that day after Il O'Clock NJ.
A. C. KINGsLAND Mayor
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Meagher Meeting Mt New.Orleans-The Cot.
ton Crop-heceipt of tho Atiantlc's News,

&c.
EwORLEANs, Monday, June SO, 1852.
A meeting OF the friends of Thomas +.
Mtagher held here ast evening, and resolutions OF
-ynlpstby were uns Unanimously passed
The accounts from the interior of Louis
ana respecting the Coron crop Of the favor
able character, promising al abundant yield.
The AtlanIlc's news appears In the Pic
syuue Of today yeste day, the sales Of Cotton were
BOT $50 haef-snd the amount offered for sale com.
pristd only about 900 bales.
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HOMESTEAD BILL-A SIGNAL Gun

The following letter from Gen. Shields has been re-
celved within day or two
WASHINGTON, Monday, June %, 1852
DEAR SIR: have received your favor OF toe 2lth
list with the iDcosed slips the Homestead bll,"
for which return you my thanks
have the pleasure TO inform you that there is every
reason To- expect the passage Of the Homestead Dill by
tie Senate and SO tar my influence Ia concerned,
an tcdeCy in It's favor. Very respectfully your ooe
o-t,t servant JAMES SHIELDS
Thomas A. Defyr, Esq., Williamsburg
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htNewburgh.

At Newburgh, n. Y, July 1, from II
O'Clock NJ to O'Clock P NJ, all places of public bust
nes. we're closed and they, well as many private
residences are dressed in mourning The bells OF all
tie churches ,olled and minute guns were fred at
Washin atons Head Quarters.
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Catholic Missions.

1t appears from the Annual Report for
1851 of the Society for the Propagation OF the fath
Just published at Ly that the receipts Of the Society
Tor the year 1851 exceeded those for 1850 by the sum
of about SiS,229
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Committees of Escort, &c.

AID Brisley and Bard, and Assistant AID
Barker. mcGown and Wright, vent to Philadelphia at
Bpm yesterday to escort the Congressional Commit
tie.
Rooms have been engaged a; the Irving House tor the
fuIeIa cortege.
The Society ofthe Cincinnati will join In the cersmo'
MES today.
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HC.n nndler Marvin died at his res

ID, nee in Ripley Oh Friday the Ssh inst At ae age OF
G6Ntars lie IA born in Lyme, Conn sIu Ga NC
,b, M CspApdsigua where he poacticed la tit many
se STATE He rtprrsrDred the oata' Dlsre: several
y,srs IN Copgts spd since he removed :, Cnsu,sIqss
was elected represent tbst district n.' a. III
s,,n6sd sunday afternoon by large cOncourse oil ~
zena and an impressive sermon was delivered on 'no
occasion by Rev. Mr. Orion, OF Ripley
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Tribute OF the Bar.

At meeting Of a number OF gentlemen
Of the Bar, yesterday, 1t was resolved that marble
bust of Hon. FENRY CLAY should be procured, and
placed in the Law Library. SIR. Eagan, we believe,
the principal member Of the Committee having the
weik In hand TIE Of $40 was subscribed forth
with
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At Louisville.

To-day Thursday has been observed
here as a day Of mourning for HENRY CLAY Houses
were closed and draped in mourning, bells toing and
flags displayed at half mast All wore the appearance
of deep gloom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

LOUISVILLE, Fr1day, July 3 Ie52.
Gov. Powell rendered the u. ). Senator =.
ship TO ill the vacancy caused by HENRY CLAWS DEATH
10 James Guthrie who has declined
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~ Fopik,s' Do;I,, -,

:, 49, w f0% C Daily Express, Unblsbed
"emp',' 'esa' re'rsc'. in a very r, adv "a $50
e "'y' ue 'n.'ss'Sai Prof Kiaseha emp a - ,sa
money isi'eO 10 this country for the Gauss of
liberty IN 'eniDg up brewery The charge wa, "a
hS columns BY swriier who has since leIt ana wb,o
the editor now repudIa.es 'AA ""Oa
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The Methodist Church Case.

COIumDUs Ohio, Thursday, July ], 1852.
Mr.. RIDDLE has concluded his argument
in the Methodist Church case and Judge Bfen OF Ten.
Ies.ee, has commenced for the plaintiffs.
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Wing Raiifcniion Meeting AT Manchester,
New-iiampsbire.

BOSTON, Friday, July 2, IS32
At the Wing Ratification meeting at
Manchester, n. H., last night 80 badly In
JuIed 10y The premature discharge OF gun rs to req
der his recovery doubtful Another had his hand
blown Cf.
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GEoRGIA.-The Union State Conven.
ton will be held at MedgevIIle, July To- to con-
salt on the Presidential question.
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General SCOTS Letter In Georaia.

BALTIMORE, FTlday July 2, I6J2
The Southern mail Us late as due came
toroul h this morning.
The Savannah Republican says that
SCOTS letter Of acceptance will satisfy the Wings of
that State Meetings have already been called to ratfy
the nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

~ Hon. Thomas CoRwIN, Secretary
we Treasury, was at Cleveland on Tuesday, on hi
ahh emO.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE HOUSE took up the bill giving the
Right Of Way, and sionston of Public Land. % Ala.
boma aid in the construction OF the Missssipp and
Charleston, the Selma and Guntrr 70 LsDding and the
Tennessee and Wiachester Railroads.
Mr.. COBB ssked that the DILL be put on
its passage.
MIR. STEVENS (Pa.) moved that it be
laid on the table. Csrried-Yeas. 90; Nays, 81
Mr.. CoBB, from the Cummirt~e on Pat
lie Lands 10 which bad been referred the Senate bln
granting TO Ohio all the unappropriaed lands resiIsS
upsod In that Stat, recommended thas IL be laid onao
table. Agreed to-Ayts, 60. Noes, AZ
Mr.. Oar, from the same Committee, re-
ported bill granting Indiana the right OF way and
lands for railroad from Springfield, Ill., TO Madison.
Ind Laid on the table.
Mr.. ORR, from the same Committee, re-
ported bill to establish three land districts 10 wiscon
Elm. Passed.
The same gentleman reported bill Civ
ing the right OF WY and land odlans for railroad
from Springfield ILL.,, TO Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr.. JENKINS moved, bur the House re-
fused TO lay the btu on the tsble-Yeas II, Nays &c.
Pending this business, the morning hour
expired
The House proceeded to the considera
ton of the Pennsy iva1ia Contested Election
Mr.. AsHE having made speech, thus
concluding the debate the question wes staedon agree
ipg the resolution reported by the COMMITTEE OF Eisc-
tiOns namely, that the election at Danviio prr;ioct
County Of MOptour, Xlth Congressional District OF
Penny lvaDia illegally and rrsgulsriy continued,
and the seat of tho n6er Ia vacant, aud tnI tho
Speaker iDfom the G of thar state OF the de-
cson of the House. that q election may DO or
dered.
Mr.. Polk being unable to concur in this
report moved lay the whole subject upon the table,
ard the question was decided ailirmadveiy-feas 81,
Nays "A
$50 Ii. NJ. FULLER retains his seat, and B. WRIoRc
goes home
The House went into Committee of the
Whole the of the on and took up tho amead
n epts ~ The Deficiency bill
Mr.. WELLS delivered his views upon
the subject of inter maintaining the RI Of
every patton TO frame la ana insnturiCa, as 10
may conceive TO bs best calculated 70 promote is Poli'
cal prosperity spo scci happiness and expressed him.
SELF favor Of passing resolution protesting against
interference by foreign powers with those rights.
The Committee rose and the House adj
i,urned
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WEsTERN New YoRK.-A call has
zen s'Ssc Tor Convention of tho Editors and Pub
.'nes Of wVstern New.York, to meet at Rochester
August
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lILISols.-The Wing State Convention
wdl be held at Springfield, JULY.
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o,,ssn ais, the sdd~a~s r1ds m the House iris w.
sc|ss,, o.. ,nd the frfelup nodded YES sdopsod

c,,ssn ais, the .dd~ass made m the House iris w.
sccrsti o.. smd the frseiudw 81 nadoed wss sdops'd
The bill allowing igjunctlons, &C., upoa
money Ia the Tr. asury oy conflicting c4i nso,- unrsr
awsrds by the C0mDi.siJn on claims agaiast brazY.
return ed from the House with amendments. ines0
. smepdm. nts ~ere concurred tn by tns senate =
The House bill restoring the mass Oh
public lands heretofore reserved IN Arkansas was tsxen
up and pass' d. -,
The report on Diplomatic Salaries, laid
before The Senate this morning contains = copy Of
circular addressed by the Secretary OF state, IN me
h;ecr m All the Repre- eptayes Of the Cuted Ststes
In toreien ubtris and their rep - hes!s every ons
OF them complains OF the utter iosunc*ncy OF tas a
lo~arce and suggests isTgs In ;re@r. ne tnelcsu
nni,rr IL Parts srpds table OF ooo
slloued b, the + ebch Government 20 th+r hmossss.
6ors for the year le3 Toe following are the Jriacpa
10 pound, .terpe To Berlin a4Uooi brus.es e <o'
Constanriuovle ga O0; 81 Pet-rsbursh fo Uo; Lon
don $1,000: Msdr,o, $500; Rome, 81 40; Hspies'
$500: Turn, 90 400 Wsshipgt q. ~ 10
The secretary Of State communicates the corrsspon
deDce without comment or recommendation
The following bills were taken no ana
without debate were read a third time aud passed
A bill TO indemnify the State 81 south
Carolina for morey expended for the use OF the Uni'ed
States, In ths Florida War.
A bill tn establish an additional Land
Office ~ Michigan
A bill to refund to the County Of Des-
moines Iowa, ain expenses of the District Court
which were paid by that Court
A bill for the relief of II. w. Johnston.
The Private Calendar was then taken
up.
A bill for the relief of Ira Day, mail
cont actor In Vermont, debated and p.s.-d.
A bill tor the relief of Thomas Williams
wa. then passed.
The bill for the heirs Of James G. Wat
coming up
Mr.. CHASE desired to speak upon it, and
wished TO have IL postponed.
Mr.. ArcHlsoN assured the gentleman
that there was no principle of Slavery Involved In tho
bill The Negroes which ought 70 have oeen sisves
were made free just the Senator'S Free Soil or hv-
name policy would have them
Mr.. CHASE still desiring the subject
postponed, 10 was postponed.
The bill for the relief of the widow OF
John A. Lynch was passed.
After short Executive Session, the
Senate adourned I'LL Tuesdsy.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to The New-York Tribune.
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~ There is a floating Circus at pres
ent at Cincinnati
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MreclI of The slenner Cnspian ut Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Friday, July 3, l5j2
The steamer Caspian was totally wrecked
during heavy gale last night at this port Shs broke
luose from heI dock, and swinging ronbd the pier
dashed violently against 10 SIDE by the heavy waves
bIeAkin. complete y 10 two. The Caspian WIS first
clsss boat, running in the Cleveland and Buffalo line,
ana was newly decorated fLd repaired this spring
Second DsDGfca
CLEVELAND, Friday, July 9 1852.
The Caspian broke III two Jdsr forward
Of the vheelhCus@, caused by beating the piles
tht herd Of tne p,r There were number OF Assem-
Oh hosrc, who TAD barely time 10 escape. losing all
Their baggage N"thiDg saved except some trunks
ard furLItUIr, 0hlco doatro a-hOTr
The -'ean Queen City was Ing near the pier when
The gale comm need, but having her Steam up She
start for she lost Wheel a. pipe and
part r tie wheel house.
The sch 5, Mary repOrtei CAP sized near Toledo
Crew supposs 70 be lJst no particular. yet
Thu Caspian owned ny Messrs. Ward, and wa
built last Season she wa, uninsured.
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WM II. CORNELL, ISAAC o. BARKER,
WIN NJ TWEED, JOHN J. TAFT.
WESLEY SMITH J. n. VALENTINE,
JAMES NJ. BARD, 5. BE NsON MCGOWAN
s. T.. n. WARD, WIN. WRIGHT,
JOBS Royce. WIN. ANDERSON
WIN. j. BRlSLEl, THOMAS WOODWARD,
RI COMPTON Pres't, JONS TROTTER. Pest,
COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

Fret Board12sn United states &C. 'b5 r, I03 900
Pennsylvania Ss esk son Wilmington Railroad 6s, gx
bc0 North Ame,osn Coal 6 n; 40 shares Morris Canal
I 200 do g. 2lH lH u Canal, I6 20 pennsyIvania
Railroad ~ Merits Can 81 Pref RED. 100 100 Long Island
le $50 dc as ls % thss.sr Valley RIread bs lsX % Bs.
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