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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
TTHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL

II INITFU STATES MAID STEAMERS shlps
composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC. Cspt Nye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstoek,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built contract expressly for Gov
eminent service. Every hss been taken in their
sruciion aso in their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
Qused for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
New York 70 Liverpool In first lass cabin 100 In second
do so exclusive Of extra state $500; from
Liverpool to New-Yok $50 and ~. An experienced
geon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION to FLUSH

CTNDAY EXCURSIONS 10 WHITE-
> STONE, NEW ROCHELLE and GLE% COVE - -
lie lsr.e sd splendid s.eamef tAtAL'St aP' ~
Ge,y,rtur,t e. delaney st At ~ o,h" X 1! 1'!-.,'
FR o'elosk Retu.uias leave Glen CoT- q ySiocS,
"a t,smspts served on board. Fare % cts esea way
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IMPORTANT to FEMALES.-DR. X.

n PRESTON No 265 BoweTv, gives his exclusive atten.
oil diseases incidental females. His Panacss Nos
J. and when accompanied by advice, guaranteed 70
give relief all complaints where medicine is available
Advice eiatis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF of

IO DLTO ONbE VI ONE fIhDT UI
Il BURLINGTON or MATINICUNK ISLAND.-In
pursuance OF act OF the LIE sature Of the STATE
Jersey and by the authority Of legal Town Meeting Of The
citizens OF Burlington City will be sold at public sale AZ IL
O'Clock M Monday, the 9Th day Of September next
Beloens City Hotel In the city Of Burlington, v j.
half the lower part Of Burlington Martinc1nk Island,
comprising about $50 This valuable property Is su.
ated in the Delaware River opposite city OF Burlington,
N j. ~ miles above thecty Of Philadelphia and the
great highway between the two Commercial cities OF
the Union and medstey opposite the outlet Of the Della
Division of the Pennsylvania Canals, AZ Brs'ol,
tn oueh which the bulk of coal which shipped
from Philadelphia
The eligible situation Of this Island the depth OF water,
and the bold of the shores combre 10 render OF
the desirable properties which have been offered cap
italists or manufacturers for a long time.
The purchaser will be required give satisfactory security
for the performance of the contract
JAMES w. WALL Mayor
CHAS. II FENNIMORk, President OF Council.
THOMAS MINOR, Pres't Managers Of School Fund.
Rurlngton n J.. lnY % 1852.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, according to

~ law, al person, hsvns ea-f spans, fhoSAswfsNs,
bate OF the CRY a-cesst that sy
required 70 sIhht u. Nh the yoschs. -r- 70 the sue
soe Edwin Co6n. resdelce NJ - s7th the Cay %
New fort before o. Mani nettD.si ssgts
40 . S sR RMs eS SfsTss s,.e'O
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THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
Il st REDUCED RATES --NewYork and San Fran
cisco Steamship Line-The steamship UNITED
STATES Edward Dennis Commander will take her de-
psrture Tor Mpin wall, Navy Bay WEDNESDAY, Sept
n p NJ, connecting ST Panama with the doubsengine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 tuns burden, George
A. Cole, Commander which steamer awaits the arrival Of
passengers At Panama BY the United STATES from NewYok
and Immediately proceeds 10 San Francisco direct
without stopping At intermediate ports.
These vessels In accommodations and safety, not
passed By any this route and experienced surgeon
sttsched 20 each vessel
Books now open and through tickets for sale.
Appyto DAVIS, BROOKS CO,
General Agents, No . Beaver st.
JONES JOHNSON,
No l4 West-st- of Libertyst
PASSENGERS per United States will dsenbark Alongside the
wharf at Aspinwa ana take the Panama Railroad,
open nearly CORONA, thus avoiding the attendant
upon landing boats Chages and the river navigation to
Gorg.na
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uHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

THE BRITISH and NORTH A MERI-
4 CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NFW.lORk and LIVERPOOL. direct; ana between
BOSTON aid LlNERfOOL-The Boston ships only cali
Ing q, HasN 10 land AAd receive malls sno pass-neers
ARABIA. Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PFRSlA c. 1t -, EUROPA :. O. Lott,
ASIA. {. H. T.. JUdkinA NIAGARA, J. Stone
AMERICA n. Shannon. CANADA, Lang
CAMBRiA, J Leiich.
These vessels clear white hght 81 usst head green
on s'agtOtIG bow. red On port b-w
A 4. tuLkius 4, IA NETWORK "Wednesday, July =.
AMERICA shannon. from BOSTON "Wednesday, Arg l.
EUROPA Lott from NEW.YORK. We'd esday, Aug II.
NIAGARA Stone nom BOSTON Wednesday Aug H.
AFRICA A. Hsrri.ob. I'm NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug ..
CANADA Lang. from BOSTON Wednes cay sept. l.
ASIA Ldkins from NFN-IORK. Nedn'sdsy, sept. g.
AMERICA shannon frl BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept -
EUROPA Loit from NEW.YO.R Wednesday, Seat =
Psssss- Gom Nev.York Boston 70 Livsrpool-sEsi
cabin, ~; second cabin. SO.
Beuhs not secured un'il paid for
Freight v he charged specie beyond 81 amount Tor
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on hoard.
~ Al letters and rewsF sPers must psS thfo1sa iAs
Peat Office For freight or passage sp9y 70
T. CT HARD No 4 Bogl.ns Green
II Frsrcb German snd other Foreign Gods reserved
brought IN common with br-sh GSods IEIou4h o-a
Of lzdins gwen Ia Havre foI NeE-foTk.
WATCHES BIS order Of the British Treasury sAsehes ~
re msnufsctLfe bearing the names " MARKS oi hnssu
nsnu actr-r Will be hereafter - itied IN IN An-
STU ol the United States ard other countries IN eoae
qusIce OF hch French and Swiss watches may DC sMpoea
a. hsyTs Tor NewYork Boston Wis Liverpool ~inout n
curing The max heIsOicFe Of bsng seized D. me nssn
Custom. Blouse.
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STEAMER, for HALL

HALIFAX STEA MER, tor HALE
II FAX, NOVA SCOTIA The new and splendid
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY, built expressly for this
line furnished in elegant style for the accumulation
OF pesseng will leave Of Long Wharf Boston,
for Halifax, every SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ, and
leave Halifax for Boston every TUESDAY, al O'Clock
Z. Fse-Frst CABIN, including meals, $40. Fare-Se-
ply to CLARK, JONES co, Boston; B. WIER
co, Halifax or the Captain on board.-Boston, July 81,
1852
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: VAN STEENWYK. STATE CONE

W. MISSIONER Of EMIGRATION for WISDOM
No 10 Greenwich ST. NewYork, open from
O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock p NJ Pamphlets and verbal In
formation from reliable and authentic will be given
cheery and free Of expense 10 all who intend TO
settle IN the State OF Wisconsin, OF the finest countries OF
the rich and beautiful Valley Of the Mississippi.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ sno GLASGOW.-Th- Glasgow and NewYo Stea "A.
ship Compsnys Werful new Steamship GLASGOW L92
ana An hos- power, Robert Craig Coumandst wiz
sai from Newly ork for glasgow, SATURDAY, shs 40
OF August next, AZ Z o'clock, noon.
First Cabin, saloon state koo-s). .............SN
First Cabin, (Mdshp STATE Rcomsl ............ IS
Second Ctbin.. -
Stewards fee included
Apply 10 }. hcsYMON No. s. Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tn. Surrogate

Of the County Of New fors h,r~oy ,~rsons
HAVING claims SAMUEL CLARKE ats Of N. CITY
yor merchant so dece.s- pr--en ..5n. 9Th yoash-rs
thsr.ofr do sgbscrbsr tie ocs Of snaas Pol No s3y
West 18Th City ofSew fo. or esor. DE tar,sea,
Gay December nsIt-Datsd s.~ yo', ne it 1854
lsxnGuSs AONk, CLARKE, grecotrf.
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alonep n)anle D an0 10 fcan.

NOTlCE.-M Money to Loan on Bond and
Mortgage on improved Resl EsiA,e In New-Yolk or
bToosyn, ct pr cert, m % suit.
A SPENCE, Architect; No 9 Nassau st.
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United STATES MAIL STEAM

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY. connecting with the PACIFIC
NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ony through U. ).
NAL Line for CA IFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspinwall
and Panama-Ths splendid and double engine L ).
SO tun, burden H. j. Hsrtstene e. Navy, Commander,
sill sail on FRIDAY. Aug 20 o'clock p NJ precisely
fom pier foot Of Warren st, North River The Pacific
Mail Steamship COmpsny's magnificent steamer PANAMA
will DC READINGS. Panama the Illinois mails
and passengers and sail lately for San Francisco No
,o s be spared the part Of the Companies send
their through with expedition comfort AID safety
RATES or FARE TO AsPtSwALL
Ladies Saloon. state Room .............,.......to0
Lover AT and Forw ard Saloon, do.............. -
Second CABIN Standees 10
%
Passenger will H. landed the Railroad wharf Aspin
wall free Transit the lshmus st the passengers
p-os- Persons securing through passage By the United
states Mail -rs from Newfo have preference Of
sccoB mediation heard OF tine Pacific Mail Steamer
Rates Of fare from Panama San francisco the mast
faycrsble terms For freight or psfssge apply 70
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, al the Once OF the Cos
No. III. West ST, corner Of Warren, \. Y.
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IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ sNY.-For EEW-ORLEANS via HAVANA-rhe
sple ndid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 II. Windle,
conmaI der will sail from tn. pier al foot OF Warren st.
". r, 81 THURSDAY, August r. al O'Clock P NJ, pre-
cisely.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAyAEA AND SEw-ORLEANs.
New Arrangement.
Ladies Saloon Bedhs. $50
After Saloon Berths ........................Sb0
Enrwsrd Saloon Rerths Observation-Disclosures. so
StccIagc
Spec only freight TO Havana Freight taken Il
New Orleans &c per cubic foot Shippers of freight are
supply themselves with the company bills Of
sSns which may be hsd application at the office Ma
other form will De signed No bills Of laoins signed after the
ship has sailed For freight passage, apply 70
NJ O. ROBERTS No III West st. cor. Warren
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IN pTIRSTANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order ~ the surrogate
of,hs County sereoy 70 Al
hsvirs clsr. sfsns, GEORGE W. GRksN 81 ire cy Of
Yofs decasi % Prnt th- SAM 9TH sosh-'.
thereof IA II. sucfte he store 81 Mortimer Blown. No So
Broadway IN the CITY Ones foh, before Tie ssseHiesntA
dAy Jsnuary asxtDsed >sv fc The ih ~ o. AZ 49,.
MORTIMER Brown Administrator
jylf iar6uS CAMILLA GREEN, AdnlnIstrstnb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

u ste amsbip CITY OF GLASGOW, William Wylie Com.
lsnder Will sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool SAT-
URDAY, August l4th, at O'Clock A. n
Passage in Amer Saloon, State Rooms. 500
Passage In Midship Saloon, state Rooms, 60
Passage in Forward Saloon, State ROoms....... IS
Passengers will be provided with Railway Tickets 70
Philadelp his free Of expense b. the Agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchans e-plaee
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TVHE BONDS of the ROCHESTER &

Il SYRACUSE RAILROAD. falliog due and payable
the LIST dag OF August 1882 at the Bank OF the State Of
Nev,J oTk win be paid at the o;e Of Messrs DUNCAN,
SHERMAN CO, No AZ Wilham-st
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VyHE MECHANICS and TRADERS

"NI1E MENf1 hNIOO anu Ith DEIIO
I SAVINGS BANK. No. 492 GTsnd-st, between Wiet
and SbenHss- Newly ork ,,n ,,,,nr,r,,
Ffsi Vice President. .RICHAR1 NJ HOE;
NJ W. Pra.jdenf. ALFRED 7. CONKLIN.
secreta,y............JA ? HAIGHr.
This Institution will open for business WEDNESDAY,
The s6th day Of May 1884, at o'clock, NJ Bank days
Mondays Wednesdays THU sdsys and Saturdays from
7ocloek r. NJ Interest at the rate Of per cent will be
allowed all deposits prior 10 the 10th day Of July. Inter-
Is. declared the Sd Monday Of January aud July de-
pOss which have been deposited for the space Of three
months previous the LIST Of January and July The
charter married and miners the sole
tIol of their dspOsits- WALTER UNDERHILL, Pfest
JAMES r. HAIGHT, Secretary.
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TNCURRENT MONEY-We are buy

~ ing State third, Eastern at eighth, Jersey
quser Of per cent and other money proportion
t-ly. MEGAREY& JOHNSON. WAL. cor. New-st.
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COURT.-ln the matter Of the

JOHN 4 WEEKS, Commissioner.
JOSEPH 5. YORK
HIsar y. DAvus. Attorney. Jystocts
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THOMAS RICHARDsbN, Pbil,delphi, and New. YOrl
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS co. LIVERPOOL
LIOR CHARLESTON-Semi- Weekly

JAS ADGER J. Dickinson, Commander, will leave Pier
No 4, North River, on WEDNESDAY, August IL. at
O'clock NJ, precisely Fer freight, apply on hoard,
where all bills Of sding will be signed and for passage,
(hsvDg unsurpassed accommodaiionsl at the lower Count
iDsToom of SPOFFORD, TlLESTON CO, No 20
Souh.st.
The MARION will omit her trip of Saturday, Aug for
the purpose Of painting &C
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SsHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue Of an exec,

B,ssr =. DAVIS, Attorney as2 .Oz3,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
Mdrrte0.

In this town, Tuesday eveoipg, at The I'd Bap-
tist Chn,cb, by The Rev. DR., Chou'es. j.. J.
Fills, NJ. d., Of Po. tsmou ', 10 M;ss Man laa
Ga''and. oaly. r3h'e' o; The o6c;a ing clergy
man.
La Providence. 26ih iosI., be he Rev. L 3.
Hail, S,apisn Waie' m.n and Ha,,;ei, eldest
dau2htcr OF VIM 7. Bu Ct, Esq.
lu his town, on ,he 49, ihs!., by Rev. Dr.
. ooirs, NJ. Anon Pa m'ne ON Sc Sarah NJ. ,
eetond d u2hier Of Jo sph G. S.e,ois, Esq. all
Of this town.
J., Providence, on the q inst. by Rev.
w. ,eld, NJ. iIo,a II. Snow, o y. oy ioence
and Miss A5oy S. Boss, Of Newpm.
la P.os;dcr ,e, 26 ii i'si., Joseph J. ynan Cal
de and Re- cca Gob n,oo, ao'P Z.
IN Cen'evi'e, 2ls, iJsi Ir. Thomas 4.
Eowen and MIS-. Marie S..aisht, both Of Coven-
nv.
MIn this :own, Sunday even;ng, by Rev.
Dr. Chou'es, James Stevens. Esq, and M;ss Sz-
rah She. man, both oi this town.
At the Bristol + ry House, on the 18th ut.,
by Rev. Mr.. Davis, Mr.. william J. Parmenter
ofPh,hdephia, and Miss Harriet N. Va 9, of
this tow1.
In this town, on Monday, Nov. lst., by Rev.
X. J. Stewart, Ed. Z. Tay or and Lydia Taylor,
both of this town.
At Rockville, Maryland, October 27, Ly the
Rev. Mr.. Russell. Passed Midshipman q. G.
Badger; United States Navy, TO Miss Margaret
NJ. Johnston, daughter of Commander H.. +.
Johnston, United States Navy.
In Boston, 2S,h ul' Lieut.. Edward u. Hunt,
corps Of Engineers U. 5. A., and Miss Helen NJ.
Fiske, daughter Of the lIie Prot. N. w. Fiske,
OF Amherst College.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

!" The proceedings oi ceri2in row.
dies at the Town meeting Tuesday
nighs were difgraceful in tie extreme.
The Sheriff in attempting TO preserve
order was seized by them and general
iracas ensucd. Their names are known
and they were recognised in their resis-
tance to the Sheriff. 1t is the du.y Of
that officer 10 prosecute these men TO the
utmost extent of the law, and make them
suffer lis severest penalty. We care not
who il falls upon, for il is quite time that
efficient steps were taken 10 put an end
to the disgracelul proceedings which
have been had al our Town Meetings,
during the evening, for several years
past,-and there is no way 10 remedy
it except TO make nn example of those
who are known to be guilty, and then
others " i'll profit by their suffering, and
earn 10 conduct then selves in decent
manner on such occa. ions.
- The Sheriff owes this to the dignity of
his Office and 10 the whole community
If he allows this Aagrant offence to pass
unnoticed at some future lime he will lie
reated with contempt again, and the
high position which he hollis will be
tramPIed upon with impuni'y. A Mod
orator can do nothing on such occasions
especially under the present law, be-
cause he cannot leave the BalIol-box
could we have have lett our position that
night, we would have had some hall
dozen men, at least, either dead or alive,
taken TO the Jail,-and this ought TO
have been doLe. When II Sheriff COM
mands order, he must be obey ed, or he
will lose all authority and cannot ex
pect any official respect. Unless some
remedy Of this kind is provided, no man
can be found much longer who will dis.
charge the arduous and most unwel-
come duties Of Modcra tor Of sLch &c,
ings as are held i'll Newport.
The Shcriff's Office is high one, his
word 10 law and his person is sacred, and
the penalty for resisting him is very Sc
we're. lie has the command OF the " hole
county, and every man is compelled to
aid him when called upon,- and if any
one refuses, he is liable lor this refusal.
A Sheriff must always be prompt and
firm, and ever be mindful OF his duty
and know that all power and all men
must yield 10 him. No officer requires
mere Physioa strength-he must have
moral power, and when he rpeaks, do il
in such a manner as shall convince ev-
cry ore tlat he is determined 10 Re
obeyed. even if i, is at the risk OF the
lives Of offenders and violators Of the
law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
(From N Y. Morning Star)

TRULY ALARMISG The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit fearful array Of deaths
by diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, aris
ing directly or indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can no more he in healthy
state en- the stomach is disordered, than
watch can keep true time when its handspring is
injured. Aud how readily and painlcssly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
be regulated and restored to their full vigor
The alternative and cordial properties OF HUTcH-
IsGs' VEGETABLE DYsrEPsIA BITTERs will
accomplish this Object with a recision and GER
tainty that justify us in pronouncing it nfallible.
The accordant fstimony Of all who have been
wise enough TO give it a trial. bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration Of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark-
able cures. and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can he
had Of the agents, free.
Price 10 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, NY.
yunel3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
Ttrom the Irish Americana


ASAPPEAL TO COMMON SENsE.-lt won't
do, at this day, to advance opinion without Civ
ing a reason for it. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUToHISGs' VEG
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA gITLERs were a specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
Of il, but they would MT believe our i'se dirit
whhout we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, AS the result Of per-
sona observation and from the concurrent testi
TcGy Of all our friends and acqua antances who
have u led The article or have it tried, that
its tonic Alternative, and restorative properties
altogether unequallcd. That it braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impartS
firmness to the nerves, and invigolS"s the consi'
tution and that its stimulating effect is i'llo~ed
by NO reaction. We therefore consider il tie
very best stomachio which me .ical science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can he had OF
the agents, free.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04

INGENIOUS BANK NorEs.-The Bank
oil Hartford County Mass } has adopted
the Atwaier patent IN It's bills, by which
the denomination IL asctrlaincd, in ad
dlilon TO the usual figures, &c. adopted
by the engraver. Mr.. Atwaier's plan
is to manufacture the bank note paper
in such way that no alteration can be
made from low to higher denomina-
ton. He introduces borders on the end
OF the note, in addition 10 the fl! ures
which Indicate its value-single border
for one dollar bill, two borders for two
dollars, aud FIVE borders Tor five dollars.
These are inserted at the leit hand oi
the note. For The ten dollar notes a single
border is introduced Oh tie right end ;
two borders for twenty dollar BILL
These various borders change the posi-
tiobs oi the names of the president and
cashier. and also Of other portions OF the
bank note, 30 that The general appear
ance OF each denomination 10 entirely
dlIereut from any other
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
kERAlD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Eov. 4.b 1852.

~ Ii any one Mas desirous OF gaz-
ing upon n sincerely nourniul congre.
cation. they ought To have looked inio
our Office little after midnight. Tues
day night, and they would have seen
about forty as melancholy faces az ey
er humanity exhibited for all refused
10 he comiorted and about 2 O'Clock in
the morning We directed he Telegraph.
operator TO stop his clicking wires, for
we already had loo much OF the returns
which had been coming all during the
night. jus, as we had retired, some Of
the rascaiiy and unieeling locoiocos had
the impudence 10 plant cannon direct
ly under our windows and blaze
away as il they were s,orming u iou.-
We " l. remember them some OF these
days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-11-04
PASSAGE ron c.yJFORNIA

PASSAGE FOR CALIFORNIA.
Nhe season having auiv"d ~ which gieat
l. many persons liricr g"ing round tals, Horn,
we have make libcrai SIiang.mn mIs ior thr nc
conino atiun of such chouse ihls ruuir, Us fol-
Lows -
TIE NEW CLIPPER SHIP "MALAY,"
To sail sept. l3h,
Has Poop D'ak Cabin vii yer, superior aer
colnmodaI,ons Tor "a FIRST Chss assrngeis, (no
THE NEW CLIPPER SHIP WESTWARD
no."
Building by Mckay, 10 sail about 25ih Srpu mber,
has elegant accommodation for 70 Fiat Cabin
passengers only.
The fast sailing elegant Iver,ool Packet Ship
GEORGE RAYNES,
900 tons Register,
Capt. l.. W. PEsALLow,
Will he despatched ON Monday, October llth q.
This ship has spacious and airy accommodations
for First Cabin and Stecrase passengers, and " i'll
be fitted in the most liberal and comfortable style
for families and single passengers.
The George Raynes is about one year old, wis
built at Portsmouth, by George Rdyn,s, Esp,
who is well known rs the builder Of the famous
Clipper ship q WHeh ofhe Ware" a" Sea Ser
peni" and VIA Pgeon."
She is in all her appointments n first class
packet ship, has most able commander, and
carries an experienced surgeon.
THE NEW CLIPPER SiiIP"QUEEN OF
THE SEAS"
Capt. kSIGHr,
Will have splendid accommodations for about 30
First Cabin passengers, TO sail about 10Th Octo-
Der.
These vessels will continue 70 be followed by
other splendid Clippers SAILING prompt, as advcr-
tised, and those who take this route can depend
ON having every p' oper attci ton.
For further particulars, apply to