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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Ia part. his stock Of Ladies consists Of Lawns
Berage DeIans, Lama Cloths. Beragcs, Tissues, Pop
Inns, SWISS Mulis. Bishop lawns. Fine JaccneiS, r
gcntinrs DeIains. Black Chang-ahe and Light SILKS
bingham Lawns, Shhmbray, French, Manchester ana
Domestic Gngiiams, and Prints of various hues and
style, with Bonnets, Carpct-sacks, ParisoIs IN gfea;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28
Administrators sale

lVNHf. undersigned Administrator Of the estate of
John 7. Harvey, deceased, will sell at public
sale at late residence OF said Gecedent and
half miles North Of Centrevisie on Thursday the
18th day of May next, the following personal proper
". to-wit:
Five 81 hrnd of 10 bend Of TAT.
slc. u o o sheep, Cora Hay. Oni.. Wheat one
omr-bscr>e Wagon.
And various other articles necessary to mention
credit of until Christmas vii, be give all 81
overs for which notes with approved security VIII
be required. waving relief from valuation aud ap-
praseme nj laws
In sums under 800 the cash will be required in
hand Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, \. VI.
CALEB Is. JACKSON. Administrator
April l2th 1882. 1t
6'idcr Vinc=ar-rure cider vinegar for sale by
u ". & LENIS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

hrc$S elk ---A large lot of Dntss SILK nciud-
y ing Bro. and Biz silks aud Satins French Grey
ehainrian ana striped silks plain barred and striped
India doF"ulard do rich patterns f~t nd
fired ch'ap II No , by TuADDEUS WRIGHT.
itii u. To-. Is;tf
nTc>S (:OOGs---Such as NEAT t;ipo,ams fast
- coi"red Lawns, BE rage de Laius, Poplius &c
&c, Just received al No ~ hy
THADDEUS WRIGHT
1iI 81, lcJ2. IStf
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Try! Try! A gain!!
IA 6 TR a TT N.

AS Just open'd, and is selling, lotr tor cash call
i manner OF Goods which are very unsu r..c--
ed for beauty and chcarness by any in the market
anu have been selected with the greatest care-an!
much attention. has been 10 the quality and style
Customers rely getting the full worth OF the
money aud attention paid render satisfaction
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28
Temperance Meeting.
REMOVAL.

SAKAH s. FISHLER has removed her Miliinary
~ Estabsine ut to her former residence Front
street. south Of the Methodist Church.
Richmond, April 2ist, 1889. Is:tf
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Administrators Notice.

I Olsi>yillc Cement And Plaster Paris lust
4 received and :or Sale, by t. G.. Porrs & Sovs.
April ii, l1tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

OOs<inS Glass Plates. OF all Sizes and
Z 4 Superior quality, at the Drug Store. Of
e. POTTS & SONS.
Ayril II. l7f
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White Lead. &c.
material Aid.

VlNE cnrd cs2rcuilv informs al those nicbt
j ri to him rat he has closed his stock which
makes able that all his ling accounts be
settled either Nv notes. lie therefore earnestly
socits all with him. to call and settle
the Al the earliest pr,ihlc dsv lie be found
cst.biishn Ncs,rs Lyu" Barnes adIoin ing
i> old stand reasonable time i'll be given the
u,,t. ~ the acr lie cfpscd.
". /. FARQUIIAR.
Richmond 81 ril 9Th, i2J2 lott
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

6tidcr Viucgar-Pure cider vinegar for sale by
4 ". [. LEWIS
April 10Th. 1852 1.-,f
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Not Crushcd----On lIand.....
tAcKS0MBunG EnEAD!!

ME Undersigned beg> leave to inform his Old
TONERS, nds and the public gene rally that he
is still on hand. and is receiving most mag III
eut stock Of
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po,,tlcs-peaths, &c

os''''''' o. '' Ts ~ y, Friday, Sept TO- 1854
o..., enthusiasm existed in our city
W III, .m,0s what Is called the hard'f'sod
=" $50 !. very large LOco'fo'0 organization 10
Se~'',.s, w. .ad ssAHAN, and the friends generally
'fs o ~ cs,o and wnne" Az an early hour they as
-. nm and aung splendid banner to the
- r,,A the names Of the National candidates In
49, ,r,n n, ample fods Amid the blazing oil bon
"a ,hs thunder Of cannon, Hon. WIN. van
s.s.,,Acvrn WAS introduced TO the meeting ne "
-. ,A,.a who succeeded him on tne speaker
CrApdan and John Fhca Esqs-"ere
49,, xnh The most vociierous applause anu VIC
srsess s.s kept up 10 late hour With the w.
hsr,t, Of feeling and inspiration OF success ID
&c NE weather has been iltolerably hot,
,.as,.A, au,ty aud terribly dry. The foliage looks
$3.50 /, hsd been scsthed sy lightning or scorcned
- a. IN, this morning the clouds gathered and we
-, hs.uy blessed with much needed daSn Oh cou
An Irish woman in West Troy ate about
,,c su.rv Of peaches yesterday and died In six hours
tAerrsfter ~,
The body Of man named Michael Price
~, found aesting 10 the river opposite this city on
Vesnr.dsy Al tie Coroners log nest 1t was ascer-
49,, "a la, he was q man of very Incorporate habits
"a & 4. supposed that he fell 10 the river while In a
-. ~ lss,xican,n on the Monday previous he
-. vile ard two children. This is but one OF the
- samples Of the awful effects arising from the
-, frsa u,e oi the bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
COTTON sTsAoY-eRAiN DULL.
Dates: Liverpool, Aug. 2S; London, 2,
and Paris, rs.


Dates, Liverpool, Aug. -; London, ~,
and Paris, rs.
The British Mail steamship Europa,
Capt Ryre, sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, Aug
q at shout l0l4 A NJ and arrived here on Friday
morning with passengers The usual mails, and advces
three days later than per Arctic
The Hermann arrived off Cowes on Fri
day morning at Is Her malls had not come to hand
when our Liverpool dispatch was made up.
There is a great dearth of news by this
arrival Cotton a, Liverpool steady; Grain duh. Little
to note In other articles of trade.
The following persons came passengers
In the Europa:
The Prince Of Neuweed the Prince Of Nassau and two
servants His Exceleney C. Morers lady, children aud
servants; Bishop McCrosky P. McGlL Th0s Morgan,
OF dispatches: Lieut. w A. Burrows, Mr. Htrniey
children Mr. Redpaih lady, children and servant: J.
Thorne aud lsdy. p Rockford lady and ctildren Miss
Routh 81. Miss GIiftn Miss Stewart Mis- Bennett, Mss
Draper Miss Dsmort. Miss Normani Mr. Normsnd, Mr..
Rocker Mr. Cunss, Mr. Lazird Jacob Blight aia servant
W b Reed Master + Thome, Miss Rowcrof, Miss Bleas-
by. Mr. W Coquhon aud lsdy, 2. Gray, P. Msllsrd,
John Cox Mr. Weller ard lady, Mr. R0uth Mr.. Bacon Mr..
Mefiot Mrs Henry Mrs = Robinson, Mrs Baker infant
ard PURSE Mr.. O. w Lewis, q. B. WEIGH, Andssde, Ar
mold Purton Barring NJ 2 and servant josiah Frazer,
w FL Ross. Mrs +. B. Williamson and servant, MesTs-
Lewis Oglby Solomsyer John Kaye, Chas Turne JONES'
J. g. Keenan, McNsh lady and child, Bowman and lsiy F.
Mscgleer Brown ard sdy. Hammond and lady. Wilson j.
Morrison Mrs Grenbre and daughter, Miss Cohen, Miss
Fletcher Mr. A. Csbrle Bernard Cabulle John Csdness
J. Il Siovel G Crooks II Roesberg A. Taylor c. Ashton
Howard, {. A. Kelley, NJ Roger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
philadelphia News Items

c''''s P,nIApELrHIA Friday, Sept. 10, 1852.
During the week ending yesterday 43,-
-, nan. Of Coal were transported the Reading all,
ga sna "a 76i tuns were shipped by the SchuyiAl
A work nan upon the Philadelphia, VIII
r-Aus,un ard Baltimore Railroad was caugn! oe.ween
"a sru,sed 70 death | have not learned hls name.
Mr.. Charles Hunt, of West Phlladel-
"a, n,s,,riously disappeared Monday last and has
~ b-r1 heard Of since Mr. Hunt Is 40 years OF age
a. lea inches In hight. At the time OF his disa2
reArsnce be bad upon bis perion valuable goId "scn
sod .considersble amount OF money.
The weather continues warm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
More Fishery Troubles.

BOSTON, Friday, Sept. 10, Is32.
The correspondent of the Alas writes
that the Commander of the English cutter Neley con-
trues to annoy American fishermen. On the 2Osh Au'
gust The Netey boarded the schooners Powlons Capt
Sogsins, and Leader Capt Hobard, both OF Lloec,
between Campo Bells and Grand Aanan where there
was no hhipg ground and after searching the vessels
ercor'ed on the license Found under suspicious cir
cumstlncesn
The Commander Of the Netley told Capt Cosgint he
observed the Yankee papers stated there would be no
more trouble to the fshng vessels He would Ike to
know ne said where they got their infor nation They
would md aim doing, In future Just as he hsd always
done. The above statement obtained from Capt c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
rnllam d. Lindsey is the OPP

a.. william D, Lindsey is the cop Op-
U.s. candidate for Congress in the A''''n
pst~s ,o,.nd Is the Wing candi-
.,,,s IN the xlNth District h.or renominated
Hon 's'a ,a".nSent Free Democratic" csndi-
date u We ~ Newton withdrew his name from 'H'
nSm"s' csorrc Brs. is the Opposition can'oa''
n the Akron District , WHO uomiua-
>" wilson v, Maddox has deeGned the ""'S "
a., IN the s,cubenvillC District ,;o, candidate
~, william &. Walton is the Opposition '""''N"''
\. the Monroe District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The Canal Board.
ALBANY, Friday, Sept

ALBANY sept ~, lco@.
The Canal Board, at which all were
present except Mr. Mccullough, had session this
morning In reference to the statement OF the Canal
Auditor
Tie debate was upon aproposlton to exclude report
srs, the Attorney General, (Chatheld,) speaking in
kyor o. their exclusion.
Mr. Cook said the Board had opened the whole matter
the public In directing the publication OF the AUDITORS
Vonnunlcsiion.
The reporters, by vote Of 4 20 ,, (Chatheld and
Vnereh) were permitted 10 remain
Mr. Chs,feld then Jeff the Board, and the considera'
ha Of the mode In which the investigation should be
preceded with was resumed
Second Dispatch.
ALBANY Friday, Sept l0-P VI.
The debate this morning in the Canal
sld although involving the question OF the propriety
SRepoiters being present. wss upsn motion TO pub
n'a proceedings Of The Canal Board The motion
70 print prevsiled-tyes 4, Nsys2 The Board then
prOeeeded TO conslder The mode In which they should
proceed with the iuyestg siion and al the Afternoon
Sea- D, sdop'ed a resolution employing Nicholas HILL
srY and Mr. Reynolds as counsel on behalf of the
sals 10 conduct the Investigation. Mr Hi declined to
so, and ~ Mr. Reynolds was not present the motion
va reconsidered, aud Messrs. MeAlpine, Randall and
Sook, were Hpoointe Committee to procure counsel
@set 10 behalf Of the State, and the Board adjourned
ssui tomorrow. Appearances indicate that the whole
ssf viii end In smoke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Two Days Later from Hnvana-key West
Marine InteliiRence-Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, Friday, sept III, le02.
We have no mail to-day south OF Sa-
yapnsh.
The u. S. Mail schooner Lucas arrived
at Charleston Wednesday, with Havana dates TO the
I'd inst
Yellow Fever and Cholera continued
to rage with great violence, both shpboard and IN
Havana.
Arrests were still being made of parties
supposed to be connected with the revolutionary jour
nal Tie Voice Of the People and the captain Of the Luz
cas- was offered twenty doubloons to bring of sus.
pected individual, but he declined.
A letter from Key West, dated the Sd
irtt says: "The brig Brownsville from New. York for
Brazos St Jagc ashore In hurricane on the 23d
ult on Bush Key shoe, ToItugas: She was lightened
Of all her cargo BY wTecker got of and arrived at Key
West on the 2sih.'
The ship Benjamin +. Melsnd was
towed Into Key Yves, on the 30th by wreckers having
been totally dismaited in blow the 22d, when OF
Double headed shJt Keys. The wreckers have conpro-
missed with the Captain for $1,000
The Sand Key Light Ship his been sold
by order of the Collector. present there ia no light
ship from that quarter.
-Four more deaths by Yellow Fever had
occurred at Charleston.
The negro woman Jane, the murderess
of the Winston family was hanged at Richmond today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

LYNcBBUhGH, va, Ihurfoay sept y 1919 o,
The locomotive attached to the mail
train on the Virgins and Tennessee Railroad burst if'
boiler this morning, killing Lsther Wood, the en- dneer
and fireman named Long. No damage WA d1ne 70
the cars or passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Railroad Accident.

BosToN, Friday, Sept TO- lsJa:
The last down train on the Lowell Rail-
road run on 10 the side track at East Cambrige shout
10 O'Clock last night through the negligence Of tho
switch man and came 10 collision with freight train
The engine, tender, and mail car were badly snA'he1
Sidney Robinson. of ST. Johns5ury, VI, brakeman,
bad both bis legs broken and two other perion' were
sphtlv hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

business however has been transacted IT Dr.. Bsnan'
The Board IL now free from debt, and iu condition
much more favorable than At any previous tine. ~
our ciizens the occasion Of the Fortythird Anniver
gary OF rhe American Board Of Foreiga hlssoai VIII
long be remembered with the utmost pleasure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Ere. so,I Delegates Chosen.
BosToN, Friday, 4

The Free Sellers held meeting last
rsht and amounted delegates to the Congressional and
state Conventions. They sfterward waited upon sens'
or Sumner his residence, who responded briefly to
AN address made him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
! Trial of the Fire Annihilafor.
Urea, Friday, Sept. 10, 1852.

UTICA, FIlday ospL y, ~.
Drs. Cotton and Boynton made their Sc
cord experiment with the Fire Annhilsor THIS evening"
Min mum phsu, success larss quantity Of tar bar.
rels and oiner highly cobustble material we're placed
within the bulldog and fred The annlhilstor was not
applied until the 1hos interior was ignsed, and me
Hsmes were bursting from al the opepinss but every
particle was apparently sxsp saished almost instsnta-
neously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Railroad Intelligence.

MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Sept 10 lS02.
The vote in this city, yesterday, upon
the question Of osnng the city credit In aid OF the Fond
du Lac and Lake Shore Railroad, was In proportion
of 40 In favor to against Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CITY POLITICS.

SIXTEENTH WARD CHURUBUsco CLUB.
A neetirs Of this Club was held 8. their hesdqar-
'er' Chelsea Hail. corner Of Egh.seuthst and Eighth,
sv., last evening President, J. Russell In the Chair.
Addresses were made By Msssrs. hllken and Bel
lows. Want of room compsls to defer synopsi, OF
their remarks. There good singing BY Mesrs JEFF.
ferson and others This Club will hold grand Mass
Meeting on Friday evening next a, which time they viii
rslse their new Banner the largest In the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
IIiahYny Robbery.

FORT PLAIN, Friday, Sept 10, 49,
Last night, as a Polish pedler, named n.
franklin was returning from the State Fair, he fol.
lowed by two men, and while on his way from the
depot the village they seized him and made OFT With
hs box which contained ewelry to the amount Of $500
and S75 10 cab This occurred at about P. NJ and
within twenty rods Of some houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The El Dorndo at New.OrIeans.

NEw.OALEAvs, Friday, Sept. 10, 10.
The steamship FL Dorado has arrived
here from Aspln wall. She brings nothing later from
California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Cholera mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Friday, Sept. 10, lsj2.
The Board Of Health report fourteen
deshs BY choers, In the two days ending at r NJ.
The weather has been hot and rainy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Fatal Railroad Accident.

PHIIApELPHrA, Friday, sept 10, 1852.
A lad named Riley, twelve years OF age,
accidentally run over and killed on the aarke'
Railroad this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Cholera az Clncinnati-Murder of Watch.
man.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Sept. 10, 1852.
Many deaths from Cholera have occurred
In this city during the pas, few days
A Watchman was murdered in the street
at o'clock this morning Two men have been a..
rested on suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
philadelphia MnyeraI,y.

PmLApRLrInA, Friday, Sept 10, 1852.
Colonel Robert NJ. Lee declines being
ne Democratic candidate for Mayor The nomination
ga been previously declined by John CadwaIader
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

CITY OPPOSITION JUDICIAL CoNvEN-
IroS-At the Convention held q, TAmmany Hall last
evening the Judicial nominations were made resulting
as follows:
Corporation CoHnsd-RoBERT J. DILLON, (hsrd
shened HunkerD Eighteenth Ward, lad on the LIST bal
lot 30 votes to 10 for Isaac v Fowler (vho was su
ported BY the Bsrnburners) and 6 scattering. De-
cared nominated.
Justice Of Supreme CoErt-RoBERr H. MORRIS,
bunker OF the Dillon sipe) received 20 votes on the
st ballot 10 II for Tnos w Cerke; Robert nmet 10
Willism H. Filing 3. On I'd ballot Norris had 80
votes to several scattering, and declared nomina
ted.
Justice Of Superior Court Robert Enmet Barn.
burner OF the Nineteenth Ward) was nominated on
the 9Th ballot having obtsiued 30 votes.
For justices Of MAJ inc CoEri-Albert A. Thompson,
Of the First Ward, nominated the lst ballot.
Florence Mccarthy (Fourth Ward next nom
mated and for ihs third Justice there was a warm
struggle between the Hard and Soft Shells.
TIE ballOgiDgs were ss follows: ls-Ulysses d.
French, (Eighth Ward 81 Alfred A. Phillips, (Six
tcenth Ward) ls 2d-French, 90 Phillips %. 3D.
French % Phillips, 25; and scattering votes, which
were subsequently changed 10 Phillips, who was de-
clsred nominated, and the Convention adjourned
lte before II p ~ There we're not more than dozen
Bsrnburners and Soft Shells In the Convention, snd all
propositions to nominate Barnburner were secuted at
and hercely contested by the extreme Huukers, who
ruled the roo,t and who succeeded In carrying oct the
whole programme which had been fixed by tue leading
UuDkers long ago. the only change, Ia said, being In
the nomination OF French, although Philips Is cJasd'
cred 10 be az good Hunker as Dillon or tn )mpson.
Early In the evening strong detachment Of rejected
Delegates and dissfecIed Democratic politicians
broke Into the nominating Convention and plket up
settles ard benches and threw them over the heads OF
the Delegates and after severe battle tolls outside
pressure was overcome and the asssiaus driven out
but not before they had expressed their indignation at
the cut and dried bunker arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Col. Forney and the Clerkship Of the House of
Representatives.
WASHINGTON, FRIDAY

WASIIINVIV N FIuhy, Sept. TO- 1852.
1t is stated that Col. Forney, Clerk ofthe
House Of Representatives has become part proprietor of
Tie BasAfa1ton UaioH and will resign hls Office on
lhs LIST December. b. B. French Is mentioned as his
1occessor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
OPPOSITION WORCESTERSHIRE As

OPPOSITION NoMINATIoN.-IAh As
serably District Eleventh Ward The Assembly Con-
veDon of this District met pursuant 10 adjournment,
last evening" at the Union Hall, corner Of Avenue and
FouIth.si and, after brief sitting, unanimously noni
mated Eras,us Glover as their candidate.
Xth Assembly DiStrict.-(Twelfth and
Nineteenth WARDS The Convention of this District
held another meeting last evening the northeast
ner of Fourih.av. and Eighty sixth st., but In conse
uuence OF the absence of a Delegate from the XlXth
Ward II was agreed to defer bsoting for choice OF can
ddate until Tuesday evening, 2lst lat when the Con
venlon will meet at CARROTS, on BlOomngdalc Road,
near Ninety nlnth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CHARTER NoMINArIoNs-iNinet.

CHARTER MINATIoNs-(Nineteenth
Ward-l 10 evident from present indications, that tae
breach In ihis Ward Is not healed supposed and
LAT there Will be Two nominations Of Charter Oiicers
One faction held meeting q. Llnton's tavern In Sd
sv, between sJsh nd sGhsts. The Convention was
,tll In session when the Reporter les at lae hour
The general Impression then was, that Mr.. Peter K
Brastow would be- nominated their candidate for As
sisant Alderman The other faction hold forth Kerrs
corner Of Boomngdale road and slih-st, Thursday
evening next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
Alabama Politics.

m, MOBILE, Thursday, Sept 3, lsJ2
Inc Wing State Convention of Alabam,
- Placed In nomination full electoral ticket,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
The Boston Courier and the sec'y of State.

- DVsIUN, IIIudyi otpE To IoC~.
Ihe courier OF this morning says that
Mr. Websers health has some what improved and that
he expects 10 have restored perfectly In few days
The Courier also denies the rumor which has recently
been circulated that Mr. Webster s about publishing an
address or letter to bis friends urging them to refrain
rom using his name as an independent candidate for
Die Presidency. II further says that his friends have
not solicited his advice and he win hardly volunteer n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
whig Mass Meeting In Ohio.

r~- Telegraph orce corner Of HasOser and BeGse'-''
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II lei fFlrafna % Tie v. J. IrtbEhe.
HAMILTON, (Ohio) Friday, Sept 10, 1852.
Great enthusiasm prevails here in re-
,,sci to politics, particularly at present. Lewis D.
Campbell has arrived ard Is addressing two thou.
sand rcters from the Court House portco He may
jcsy be proud Of his recsplion which was cordial In
TIE extreme large delegation of the Whgs of Prebe
Comfy are here accompanied by their band and Glee
Cub The Hamilton Artillery have been firing the
Whole afternoon. Butler County Ia In new District
dissric. intended to be Csmpbes political sepulchre
Yoa nay marx 1t down for Wing Congressman, and
lie I've one. Campbell Il known 10 be grit to the back
tors and the Wings Of this District worthy of him.
We are all wide awake. On, to victory Who fol.
bv.f HALsEy.
Destruction OF the Reindeer by Fire.
SAUGERTIEs, Friday, Sept. 10, 1852.
The steamboat Reindeer was discovered
10 be On FIRE at the Bristol Landing at o'clock this
rrorntg and BY she had burned to the waters edge
Eoshirz being saved from the boat No lives were
cs, We understand the Reindeer was Insured for
$500 In the Marine Insurance Company Of New.
YorL Fortunately there no wind, or the whole
rlac. might have been destr Dyed.
Second Dispatch
The excitement at the scene was in
tame. The persons who were on board the boat at the
Tine barely escaped with their ves-ln fact, had the
w,tchmsn been asleep, one would have been saved.
The Captain cluDg to the burning wreck, and would
II leave till satisfied that no life was lost
An attempt made to scuttle the boat, but proved
aoortiye.
She was cut away from the dock and towed over on
he middle ground, where she now lies charred mass.
The FIRE co nmunca9d TO tie store house Of E 4 D.
Blgeow g. Co., but II saved with slight damage.
! The freis supposed to have originated from some
bedding that had been saturated with oil, producing
Spontaneous combustion.
The boat was thoroughly examined without a light
Between and 10 o'clock and the watch set.