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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13
n, c. Fashionable Jewelry Store
PALMER AND RAMSAY.
Dealers IN Gold and S1rer Watches.

Dealers IN Gold and SiIUer Watches.
ALL KINDS of JEWELRY, the LATEST STYLES.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
PeIJpnaery, Fancy Goods, and Clocks.
VENHE subscribers are now receiving their Fall
Il purchase, which is one of the most extern
sive ever offered for sale in the State. Consist
ing of
100 Gold and Silver Watches.
Large collection Of Gold Chains Seals and Keys
A fine lot of Diamond Rings and Pins,
Fashionable Earrings, Breastpins and Rings,
Bracelets, Cuff Pins and Armlets.
Very large assortment of Gold, Silver and
a~AAte4ruTUTes
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens and Lockets,
Steel Pens and Keys, Razors, Strops and Pen
Knives,
Silver Table, Deserts and Tea Spoons,
Ladies'. Forks and Butter Knives, and Pickle
Knives and Forks.
Casters, Candlesticks, Snnffers and Trays.
Baskets, Walters, Coffee UrDs.
Gerondoles, Coral and Card Cases,
Perfumery and Fancy Goods
All kinds of Watches, Jewelry and Clocks re-
paired in our usual manper.
October 4, 1852. g.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13

The ELECTORAL VoTE.-The law of Con-
gross passed in 1916, for establishing a uni
form time Of holding the election for Pres
ident in all the States, enacts that they shall
be held on the first Tuesday in November,
in the year in which Presidential Electors are
by law to be chosen. This year the day Of
election comes on the Cd day of November
The following are the Electoral votes to which
the several States are entitled under the new
apportionment. Deduct two from the number
opposite each State, and youhavethe number
Representatives in Congress which each State
ia entitled To.
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M1LN1NeroN. Oct. 3. 1859.

The following resolutions were unanimous
ly passed by the North State Tent 10. O..
R~echabites on Wednesday evening last, and
| was directed to forward a copy toyou, with
a request that you would publish in the Spir-
it of the Age.
Resolred, That North State Tent |. 0. 0.
r. will cordially unite in the project of hold
ing a State Temperance convention, at some
future day, and will send Delegates to said
Convention.
ure that VIII tend to suppress the evils Of In.
temperance in the State of n. c., either by
Legislative enactments or otherwise, as MAY
be deemed best by such Convention.
b. L. GORNTO, r. S.
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The Pamlico Association,

NEW WINHLA8 D
TENHE subscriber is now prepared to show to
Il customers his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
which he has just received from the Northern cit
les. His stock is full, embracing almost every
variety Of goods kept in a Dry Goods Store
The following as part Of bis Stock may be found
at his Store, No. 81, Fayetteville Street:
Black and Fancy Silks,
French Merinoes and DeLanes,
English and American Printed DeLanes,
All wool Pink and Blue Flannels,
Plain, Black, Chameleon and Figured Alpacah
Calieoes from 5 to 20 cents,
Blankets and Kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, all qualities,
Tweeds, Satinets, and Cassimeres,
Vestings, good and common,
Red aud White Flannels,
BOnnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Iaces, &C., d.
Also, good lot of Sugar and Coffee. Boots and
Shoes, good assortment China, Glass and Earth
en- Ware.
We only ask a call from those wishing to pur-
chase goods, as at all times we shall be pleased to
show them. Call and see for yourselves-we
are determined to sell Ior. S. Il. YOUNG.
Raleigh, Oct. 1st 1852. 6-3m.
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ELECTIONS IN OoToBER.-On the second
Monday of October, elections were held, for
members of Congress and the Legislature, 10
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. The lat
ter State, in addition, chose a Governor
and 1t. Governor.
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mRygma

At his residence in Lenoir County, N. c., on the
29th of September, VIM. Thomas Jones, in the 95th
year of his age.
In Orange county, on Saturday the 18th
ultimo, Mr.. ROBERT NJ. SHIELDS, eldest son
of Col. VIM L. Shields, in the 29th year of
his age.
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Es~ Deputies for the ensuing year cannot be
appointed until the election of the new G.. w. 7.
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WILLIAM J. LOUGEE,
NEW "TkLL&WINTER GOODS.

VXTE have received the entire portion of our
w FALL purchase of New and seasonabIe
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Fancy Articles, dee. dc.
To which we respectfully invite the attention Of
eur Friends, CUSTOMERS and the public generally.
Being determined to offer great inducements tn
purchasers, We feel confident an examination viii
suffice to effect q sale. HEART T. JONES.
Sept. 18th, 1852. 3
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BE- The election of President and Presi-
dent will take place throughout the United
States on Tuesday the ID day Of next month,
November.
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Our friend Mister Bluster, who liv'd in a rage,
Has grown good humored by reading the " AGE! !
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vious to this date are of course omitted.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. /, 1851.
Having received several letters from North Caro-
lima to make appointments and have them published
In the cage" ! send them as follows:
Z NJ IJHIvT Trrrr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

"'Tis the of beautiful starlight night u il
the proud city of Babylon. Its naughty Monarch is sea
the esal board Of his ordy palace surrounded b,
all his syoophanc courters who pouring into his ca
that attery which springs from base and serviie mind
The bic groans beneath vand of which the gods
not scorn to partake.
The harpists send forth the most delightful lays from
their beautiful Instruments.
The winecup passes freely round and all become intox
icated
The vicious Belsbazzar not content with all this POM
and magnifcence, forms the mpous desi OF qu"ffns
vine from the sells of the holy Temple of Jerusa
lem. This design is no sooner formed than executed
Fill me that massy goblet to the brim
Now, Abraham let thy wretchpd race expect
The fable Of their faith to be fulfilled. -
Their second temple and their promised King
Now will they see the god they VaiDy serve
Isimpotent to help; for had be power
To hear and grant their prayer, he would prevent
This proclamation"
Thus cries Belshazzar and raises the sacred goblet to h
lips when, 10! mysterious hand appears and writsi
upon the wall that awful sentence Meme, meme teke
upharn Tho wine falls from his trembling hand Rnt
b. stands gssns up~sra in ssssshss hptreg No aesps
sssh 'sff!rs s'Ts' Assssssh sassSa
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seems to strike him Bring hither all the wise men o.
my Kingdom he cries They come the sages Of Babylo-
mia come in all the arts end sciences Of but in
copetentto read the writing Of God The King troubled
but looking up the dsspsd prophet Of the Israel
ties standing before him. Daniel severe in youthful
ssnctity boldly perprets to him their prophetic import
Thou art weighed inthe balance and found wanting"
Hush what voice Is that is it the rushing Of the
waters of the Euphates Is it the mourning Of the wnds
Alas mo- 1t is the trsmpng of the thousands Of the
Persian conqueror who is fuA the dread prophe
cy Of Jehovah. They nearer nearer they enter
the palace. and In moment the wicked BeIshazzar lies
ifsless at the feet Of his mighty conqueror.
Neworleans, Dec. q, 1852. JuLrAsA RAspoLpH.
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Local Inteuigence. !.

I, !, - ;r,,,, A ,-,, Mans paAir - 4
=. ~ ~.
MS tnrse companions allssu n saAe'y = -
y 1eur eloca yessslaas - .s.
MODS ~ s.ss,e.. ,.' - - 3
fsss {. = ~ I,s .ss
n,,rn, = t ,scrnt he encountered no less thsp usx W
ersnt currents of shsa from Kass to wess ha fh~
but that at no time did b. And any dcult
in directing the course Of his frsil bark st VIII
1t was the intention Of the Navigator to hsss mads
landing the coast of Florida but upon throwing over
bag ballast for the purpose of tightening ms car tns
of the bag caught some of therggrg attached
the balloon below and out Of his reach
his descent into the waters OF Lake bofgne
me ponp AZ mnl'n ~.
- :. 80 +,.,, ,,a ,,n 49, gEf va a
TO-, +,.,n, The atsrs the car which was hesvfIv
balasted, sank immediately immsrsiug the yoyag in
the WATER with presence Of mind they clung TO the
stening Of the balloon until the car having
itself of its contents bottom upwards when they
seated themselves upon the bottom and tiare renainsd
until resched from their perilous position being
twenty minutesn the water-by the stearnbosf Az
Mons Petin speaks in grateful terms Of the kind
ness shown himself ana Dy oAps ~
inrnlsnsa 'ntal WIN ss-..S,s
o.hei ~ hahner 'ena'ie e1 'A' ~ S>'---e- go
A RESULT OF CHRIsTMAs.--ine hecorders oi
the various Districts viii nave tneir nanos Iun
we may Ip'se .AoA. s.s sssa. -, ~
upon 'ue puoNs =. ~ .,os. =, = ~
afe psase - - '1' y ~ u. ~ L a ~
and too mapv loaded pistols-osnces which may sssay
overlooked as being in amanner authorised
E,Dsr n,srp,f,,, - f,areenv - John Davie. fss
r. - ,N.-.s.5-.~ .s..., q. I....s....... :.
' ~ iN -' / ,., ,,--- ,.f,... - -s..,...-
,a.,r se''e''-a' 4 r
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s y .ars ~ - os,. m. -. ,,,,9
0n s,,,.a s..n,.d ~ III.
go. Ios.ssa 4. -.
INTENT TO KnL,-James Esley was arrested
at O'Clock A. NJ Saturday on Broeme street. At the
ouest of Francis tuicott for assault with intent kill
.,,n r,,rr,x,, pb;,l;n R;lavs and
~, go. - ., d., ..-..t -
"as'ne. ',aa ~ oh.rn. ~ .sssn,t
nan A. .,,tt;ns vbose name
ne ] sa, ,a.r On s.,yrdav norr;ro n ~ sst.b
~ ~ a.. .saa;, - R,, ;rs,a.d ~ bs,. .ng.,.,
W n' M 49, as tha ,o,,rsa
- ~ ~ w. .ns. ..,ss,,,on,1v dis,baroed
:
bRoFAL'-eahes Hoshes was ar1esteu5 7 o. y '
O'Clock yesterday evening ON Broome street py omeeEe
Dunbar and Mayhem for assautng kicking and sevsrey
injuring drunken man
LARCENY john O'Brien and John Calwell
. rr..tas AZ q o.,o.k . -, vestsr,ay in the FJr.,
tba ;rst sor the thar If : sa,d,s and the LAT
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REGULAR Packets.
MOBILE.
EHoRMOBILE-paily d. s. Mail IN

F FoRMOBILE.-,-Daily .. s. Mail slEN
o. Line.-WintsY Arrang gcneDt.-Th md
loltnid low pressure packe, OREGON, Capt r. A.
en, FLORIDA. Capt W T. Giberson and bgpessure Lake
ST. CHARLES Capt Reuben Post havng built
s1prsusy for the Lake with onS
the will enve the fontehartrain Railroad DAILY
eriva the Lake Of be o'clock stopping at Pase
goun on Wednesdays going, and Fridays returning.
~ Freight Bay LOFTS Pass Christian must be sent for
nteamer CRROLE. 1'za
tE The Way Bag for Mobile will anvo the Office Of the
Letters OF Mobile shoud be put
in the mail e11 90 r. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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MY MOTHERS LAST PRAYER.
Again 1 feel the breath of summer upon my fevereo
brow but oh what changes since last felt that wecom,
have seen the loved Of earth laid in the cold
tho narrow grave have heard my dying mother muir.
mug God blsse my child u
As~ sss sa sslssly syssss shAi rvsss ssa ssshAng
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VIII leave TUESDAY, December 9s o'clock p. NJ.
HTOR PRINCETON, SkIPWITH'S ~ =
LANDING, MLLIKEN'S BEND LAKE PROV att4atass.@7s
tDENCE, VICKSBURG GRAND GULF, RODNEY iEjazssi1k
SATcEIEz FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE; DON
aLDSONVILLE and all intermediate landings Regular Weekly
Princeton Pscket SmeI shXONThe and elegant
packet SAXON j. H. will leave the above
Landings TUESDAY, December O'Clock
every Tuesday throughout the For freight
apply board,
sTROTHER BROS, Agents, Is Poydras street.
Y The s. will take freight Yazoo River with privilege
sppng Vickurg and will have Clerk the Levee foot of
street freight
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VICKSBURG.

VIII leave TUESDAY. Deeemher 20, at 5 o'clock Pm.
LVOR NATCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, ~ h.
RODNEY GRANDEUR WICK BURG DUCK EtkHgl5S-3s
PORT, SArART A. LIVERPOOL, YAZoo CITY, ,xszs=SzzaEa
rCHULA LAKE GREEN WOOD and AZ intermediate Id t
DAY EVENING PAcKETThe magnificent and swift running
packet ID. e. STACY CpJ Tyson will leave
hoard, SMITH d Fl MISTER, 80 Poydras
~ Clerk receiving freight the foot OF Canal street
10 ners side Of Ferry. dec25
win leave TUESDAY, December IS, st o'clock P.
NSOR VICKSBURG ,WARRENTON, 49, =
A. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY sstte&a III III
AND NATCIiEZ- Regular Tu ESDAY Weekly vieks- -
nng packet MAGNOLIA St. Clair rhomasson
leave above. For freight passage, board
SMITH l. FfMISTER 80 poydras street.
The MAGNOLIA will be the This Morning ready
receive freight, and will take freight for Yatoo City,
There will be Clerk early Saturday morning
10 receive freight. dec23
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E,OR PLAQUEMINEs. = Regular 6sS =
Packetls;eafner J; 7 BOSWELL, - Ie&sazfa es&ssaezsfa
pair dIIu, Engines Boile,s-to the
speor ieac below her Cabin having reted nwy
paint a,d reuned in the comfortable style, wall resume her
rguu' trips the trade leaving her first t-ip
TUESDAY October 49, and each ding FRIDAY and TUESDAY
aoeoet aurinE The each Fd trip going down
CYPREAN RAG CANAL each head Of GRAND
PRAIRIE. For freight pass apply foot of ST. Lous
NEW ORLEANS October s. S52.
TT The undersigned having this thorough
the steamer J. 7. sWRLl. Capt and finding her to be
in food ord and well conditioned having aoked aud thoroughly
repaired saen and under immediate dir elton. for the
punes ad do hereby certify nerc ndise
MUM BY The Insurance Companies of this city,
R'DL RoBERfsoN,l
FlciAHB FlA sHRw' RwSwAis' inspectors of HULA
deos JOSIAH IJDyi,rT. Inspentor of Boilers,
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DAILY CRESCENT.
,0FFIcIAL JOURNAL
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

OCh fObLfC SCHOOAD-
The following is a list of the graduates Of the
Girls High School of our city: vi
Miss Emma Shropshire ..-ea
q Mary 8. Postheiwaite.
!" Anna NJ. Reese, H@
T" NJ. Victoria Reese,*
a. = I" Sarah G.. Normeiius,
q Lizzie q, Copess
8 Juliapa g. Randolph*
I" Kate G. Askew,s
Emma BeDjamin Clarkson,-
4 Della Robertson, =
Z" Emm Wilson,
i" Helen c. Yeators, .a
e Matilda G. WATSON, s.a 81.
Louisiana Ridgey,
g Eliza Whittemore,s
.,- e Eliza Paddon
Mary L. Beyin .tl
e Mary Brugniens;. ,-.,-..--. ,. -4
=" Lavina A.. Cameles
ss .-t Euph'a. McCeod,
A Anna Thurston,
q BowIauS
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W.aTERING PLACES

FOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay .slh
ST. LoIs PASS CHRISTIAN AHD Me-
GouA and leaving Paagoua Sunday rnonng'
Semi Weekly Packet Steamer new and spendd
will the Ponchaan Railroad arrival
FROM NEW ORLEANS: FROM BILOXI:
SATURD AZ. p. NJ cars. SUNDAY EVENING".
N. cars. THURSDAY EVENING; -
r Fare from Biloxi Intermediate Landings, - So Chill
dren md Servants u 50. Deck 81 10. 49,.
T The Bag will the Office of the Agent regularly
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock Frghtreceved al the
Railroad Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays
nov26 r. GEE DES Agent 10 Bank Place.
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U1oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -

H1'ON u "A y y NO II E-N6HuldT N~% n
a. THURSDAY Paeke.The superior and swift i6sezss4
running ALTON, Ce estin DALI ras, master
Wy her regular trips for the in he aove tra
Seworleans EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. caloek Reurn
ing will leave Thboaux EVERY SUNDAY at o'clock.
and Donadscngle EVERY MONDAY MORNING. o'clock. Ths
Boat will prompt spoesi aht TO business of such
planters, shippers and friends favor her with their
STONE WALWORTH Agents, s6 Tchoupitoulas street.
FILLS \ SMITH, Thiboi8Ix.
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ALABHMA RIVER
COAST.

Will leave MONDAY. December q. mt 10 o'clock Al.
TNOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUD- - =
son; BATON ROUGE pLA9ugMIsF DON lfssalssf5s3 lfslasss3
-emi Weekly Pa kel eeatner JOHN sWAsEYIhe light
drangh and fast running JOHN SWAsEY g. d. Malett
naster, will freight having
apply board JOHN C. SHANNON Agent dec21
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Those marked with asterisks (') are those who
read compositions at the exhibition. We have
not been able to remember or obtain the names
Of the boys who graduated ~
We suhjoin nearly all the compositions read
at the public exhibition: t..
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

Will leave MONDAY, December 27, at s o'clock M.
FOR FORT TUWSON, FULTON, ~
GLARKsylLLE EFFERsoN, PORT cADDo,
SHREVEPORT and all Intermediate landags.-The
npeo- gh, drnught swift running passenger
POST BOY Crooks MASTER will leave above For freight
deeas pf' 'A ' SMITH FIMIsrsa ~ povdras a.,se,
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wflleave WEDNESDAY December 49, at O'Clock p. NJ
NOR SHREV EPORT, GRAND ~
IL ECoRE. ALEXANDRIA in intermediate 64kaA
landings Regular EVERY OTHER wEDNEsDAY Il
Rad River Packet Steamer CADD0 No. The sAn and
swift running packet CD No Captain John
Gaam win above freight pnsaage apply board
SMITH MINISTER 80 Poydfas street,
dee27 ]. II. MORRISON a CO. F-t-' YSl9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, October 1-6 2. n
BREApsrUfFs Flour continued abundant and de-
pressed Sales made OF 900 bblsornary choice
State at 81 % 81 43s4 mixed to fancy Western at
81 81 50 and common to good Southern at 81 So
81 rs per Dbl Nothing occurred in rye -four
meal $500 bushels Genesee white wheat changed hands
at 81 oS 81 TO- 1880 Western do al 81 O3 ST o5 a
parcel of Canada mixed do at 9oc sundry lots Northern
at 45c 41c "a SEQ bushels Western mixed
at Tic 32c.-the latter article having advanced
CoiToS.-Tbe market continues heavy with sales to-
day Of Geo bales.
FREIcHTs-Rstes to Liverpool continued dull. Some
200 500 bales cotton engaged at I'D. Wheat
sd and flour at I'D. To London, "a Sd demand
ell for flour and I'D for grain; 1900 bbls oil
gagged at 25s per ton There alteration in rates
TO other ports worthy of special notice.
Provisions Iii ed greater frmness the sales ncud
ing about $50 bbls and prime pork at ST. 81 4
SIS SIS 81 y several lots dressed hogs at ec
$50 bbls good to prime lard at II q lie. per 10 and
$50 bbls. mess and prime beef at Sic $14 81 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08
City Politics.

numerous meeting Of the members Of the medical
profession was held in the Chapel of the University
wednesday evening 70 consider the subject of the public
health and the health police Of this city The venerable
Df Thomas Cock pretded Great aud general dssatis.
faction was expfesed with the nominations of the demo-
crsI ana Wig Iaties for the Office OF City Inspector
nnop' y u canned can only be hued by medical man
- nae IssoNeu mat separate nomns~s,sn should he
maus ana TO the citizens ana he name ~
Dr John 1iscom was adopted with eptrs nm .nini,y
committee was appointed prepare an addres ~ ia
pubic setting forth the reason for this step " Wv
WING ASSEMBLY NOMINATION MRFrtNas
The Wbig Assembly Nominating Committee Of Aha
district Fourth ward met at eight O'Clock last even
at Warren Hall, OF Oliver and Henry STRAIT, q,
the purpose Of nominating candidate After the MAJ,
Ing had organized James McCrscken ESQ was called .,
the chair and Charles Careago appointed Secretary
Thsre was only ballot thrown, when the tellers an
nounced that Mr.. Augustus p Greene had received all
the votes. Mr Greene then declared unanimously
elected and congratulated BY the chairman and mem
bers. Mr. Greene is young and enterprsng whig and
judgng from the tone Of the meeting likely to receive
extensive support In the ward
The committee Of the First disrict-compfisng the
tirst and Second wafds-mct pursuant 20 adjournment
~ WOODRUFF IN Dutch rect last evening Upon the
Suestion ~ stirs a.o s1lSs q. tL.. .ls Lsns mt
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Al The Irving-C spt. Davenport U S. N II. A. Mayo,
Rcbmo end q II Gordon, Lieut. Carter, Lieut.. NJ. c..
Peny, L. M Major Babbett Capt. Dyer. Lieut. Benton
IT, s A. and hundred and thirty Others arrived
yesterday.
At the Amercan--W Burdick Norfolk; J r. Brown.
New York A. M Phail Boston L. j. Smith, Boston !;
f. Lopgster, Boston W. Macy. Boston Geo Staples,
Boston, troop Of the Boston Lancers is expected to
arrive at the American Hotel this day.
At the Astor-J. b Mitchell Philadelphia Hon ].
b. Williams Ithaca d. Eldridge, Binghamton; Col.
Scranton Pa Tho Borland Matches Col. j p. Adams,
Baltimore l.. s. Hubbel. Elmira NJ: setson, Bridge
water; J. w. King Canada; j. w. Staunton, Suoning
ton Capt Braham, U. A. J. W. Pike and family,
have arrived at the Aston route to Elmira
AT the MetropolitanHon. Charles Sumner, U. s. Sena
tor of Massachusetts,; Hon George Kearsey Virginia.
r. c. Lee. Philadelphia; J +. Chaplin, St. Louis; J. "
Robbins Cincinnati b. l.. Harden. Worcester; D. Watts
Kentucky: Hon G. b Calvert. Washington; j. III VIII
son. U. Navy; and two hundred and twenty others.
John 2. Hale at lest accounts, was in Detroit.
On Sunday, the 18th ult the marriage of Edwin Cor
belt ESD dache to her Maestys Legation at Washing
ton, with Miss Charlotte Anne Margaret Marrett of 10
de la Cinque soemnzed in the chapel OF the Bri
tisb Embassy Paris by the Rev. DR.. Hale Chaplain to
the Embassy Mr. Corbett has been for short time
nected with the Embassy in Paris, and has concated
the respect and regard of those with whom he has been
placed in communication His Excelency Lord Cowley
away the bride On the company separating, the
happy couple left Paris the beautiful Forest Chan
tily where they purpose passing two or three weeks.