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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-18

~ FOR RENT OR SALE.-Thc very capa-
E cious and convenient house known as "Persicos,
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, on Marshall
and 9th streets.
Also, the brick house adjoining my residence on 5h
street, recently the property Of Mrs. yers Several de-
sirable additions and Improvements will be made for
good tenant. Apply to Mrs. Taylor, Richmond, OF
by letter, Hanover Court House, TO
su29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
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| NROTON CALCINED PLASTER.-25bbl s
~ fresh, received by steamship City of chmond
| and Tor sale by r RANKIN
= 20 Corner g2d ana w a,er ss
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-18

IT EMONS.-5Obokes fresh Lemons landing and
= will be added to our sale this morning.
te ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN &. CO
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TENSUS OF 1850, Tor sale By NASH &
~ WOODHOUSE.
The Wing Almanac for 1852, containing the Cen
sus of the United Slates and many statistics Of much
valu'; price l2ac. ia 80
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-18

GAS CHANDELIERS.-W have to-day
~ opened another supply OF Gas Chandeliers, Of
new and very rich paerns also, Pendants, Brackets,
and other Fixtures
y STEBBiNS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
|
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ANINGHAMS.-We are Just in receipt Of our own
w importation, new style Glasgow Ginghams very
handsome patterns, ofvarious grades, for sale very
low BY KENT, PAINE d KENT.
fe IL
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A. FOR RENT.-The tenement on Broac
EM street near Mathews & Timberlake's The
dwelling part has five comfortable rooms, kitchen, &c
The store is well fitted up and has fine dry CELLAR
The store will be rented separately from the dwelling
part or together. Apply to
de4 RAGLAND & BROTHER
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a tHEWING.> TOBACCO.-A SUPERIOR artlcIr
a just received, for sale by
Sc 10 Ed Nj. MORGAN. Mainst
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EOTTON YARNS, P Rico Sugars
~ s house Molasses
Ralslns, Lemons, Cheese
l Ea~ II H.

mGTl ALONo Liquid HAIR DYE-A supply
u just received and for sale by
PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
jail 90 Main 81. corner i4ib.
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CHINA.


We have the following particulars of
The great fire at Hong Kong in The Tribune of March 81
The bark VIM. Watson arrived yesterday, 60 days
from Hong Kong bringing intelligence Of most disas
trous conhagration in that city.
Nearly all the city is consumed Hundreds Of lives
have been lost Every newspaper office has been de-
stroyed The bark brings no files, and we are depend
ent the officers of the vessel for the few particulars
which suljoin
The fire occurred on the Goth December, and com
menced in the China Bazaar. 1t spread with fearful
radty among the bamboo houses of the Chinese, and
soon communicated to the finest part Of the city, becom
ing perfectly resistless.
The loss of life among the Chinese was dreadful The
number that persisted had not been ascertained One
Colonel OF an English regiment lost his life in the at
empt to blow up building and arrest the flames. Also
Lieutenant belonging TO II. b. NJ ship Hastings was
Alled by the falling tmbers of house which had been
blown up. Sergeant of sappers and miners met
similar fate
The public market was destroyed and much suffering
was experimentation few days after the fire. The Gov
unor and Sir VIM. Bowmen had convoked the Council,
and among other provisions adopted for the public well
tare was torbidding the construction of bamboo
oouses The Chinese houses were to be built of stone
or the material used in the construction of tho Veto
rne Roods
An the printing offices destroyed, with the nest
slnccs and public buildings in Hong Kong.
We have not yet been able procure further particu
W" u this disaster San Francisco Herald, March j
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PACIFIC SHIPNEWS.
Port Of San FraciscO-Arrived.

March Shin Huntre souc 80 days from Valparaiso, 10 PISS
ssnes bsis Iron Gen. Galway 9 days from Bordeaux VIA Val
% days; William Watson Rehle oo days nom houshohs
leo passengers
Zina Town. ., days from Boston; schr Spray
Fife. from Bodssa
March Crasey IS days from Panama
and 40 PASSENGER IS females oSk Anss
B Barnst London Falkland s.nds - pas
females. Drsco rom Bodeesj Queen
OF thu West. Ashley, from ishins cruise.
March New Orleans, Capt Hsnnisrsy rom rahshia
is dsys, Acapulco 10 days; rs gass; ~ females ~
NA,h 6-chpe ship Thomas Watson Lyle liS es INA rhade
Bay rOuns Ames Mex Wallace ~ DE- I'm san BIAS ~ ass -
.Chrs w Brown, Hams hshinS cruise; UT
ai., Rsihbone. itn- kslns cruise.
March 7frcnsh Bari Commerce de BORDEAUX Cot loo Gays
hon Bc,Je~uI Fenh barb Robert Surcou Bus 10 days rom
Bordssur bari CsbAro - DAYS from Panama via AGA
ppo Ohio Hlhard 81 DAYS from san Diego wa
sohr kenbe Arns'rons hours
nom bCdesa schT Lay State, oaslby, from santa Boara
hs Cipscr ship Northern Light bailey OS dys rom Dos
ton ssr Cve- Brown, from Santa Cruz days. VIA Monterey
and santa Cruz. ~ hours.
March 9sp California chiL) Abona rs DAYS from Valparaiso;
teft k.tbsF Fsncis, BIZ DAVIS iij from Caz wa
60 ~ days barb Di.one ahsn GsTs t5 days from e.aoa
va Sazo AZ dsy. ~ IA females barb >l ae MARE
tshan Ce. +3 h-rsei; hus Pscdaete de Nopapo
(her fnelsurzs. - days BIS, IL pAssenscrs
sErh oSbp Isr0;a, Cave, 81 dvs from Valparaiso ~ pN
ssnses bsh Eas-, fr Psy It's days from BoFdean1i pms
John krcsfs nde - days from Bias, - pasSeHsrrs seh
r. A. Sheer. Moran, from Port Ross.
March lSekt Quadaus, snoh.n Is days from Oregon brig
Dos Amigos Mer Danes, Aazahan w schedes schr Mary
Bssrei Saeameno City, MASTER steamship Republic huasoa
Fei ics Y. knieht
March isDat John Mayo. Vincent days from Hong Koas
isS psss.rrerS
nsIch ia-U s. Revenue Cutter Probe from cruise; schr
Warsaw McC.srcn Ii days from iorio, GuK OF California
fenrser Toisn, IL days from Psnams
Ccsnrss b.1d aises Sla oes, Fr
p Dcpsa Davs. i5o days 6ou Bssdsaax bus Joaa psvs
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Died.

On the evening Of William Evens aged Il years
formerly of Chester county. Penn
In Stockton Mr. James MeNab aged f years. native OF
Ireland
March g. Of fever contracted q, Panama. Nathan
iel Nckerson, Of Dorchester, Mass aged 20 years
clipper ship Northern Light the I'd day out rom BOSTON,
Salem He fell from the lore yard on deck
and instantly allied He leaves and one child in salem
INST, Lawrence, wife OF Lawrence fa6lorsy
aged 40 years
aged q years. He was buried at Acapulco
On the Peh board New Orleans T. Murphy Of
Michigan, aged 10 years - ,
On tho i7ih Feb Capt le jumped overheard from the steamer
New Orleans, III Of insanity
On board Cabareo from Panama, Mrs Swaz
Mauare, HaLsan, Montgomery, X Waterbury, f. Smith and
8 u. MsXon -,
On boa OF the Monumental City, from Panama. Mr. Frederick
scharzer, Of congestion Of the brain
AT Maaatsn Feb Gordon OF Vermont aged ~ years
On Sunday March Contra Costa suddenly John Amens
M Kentucky and Ohio papers please COPY
Mr. Joseph Fish, aged about ~ years
Tie deceased of Brownsville, Penn
AiCoumba the Goth February James Shields ITO ounces OF
bue his house and e54 on his person BON
charge by Judge Cay who has placed
them of the Public Administrator When near his end
beng ASKED he had communication to make an
ewered, none"
ssms years the 9Th March and Jeremiah Good
eyed 26 the llth The former nom Ono ana e
latter from Wofboro y. H. =,
tsr~sats in Sar FfanSco e~ Feb - 10 March s-feo D.
James H. Bird, aged 81 from Tennessee fNoh iho'n,'
William Evans, Al fennsylvanis; 3D.
Rosrion massachusetts ~, James Cochrane oh VA
Massachusetts; james WALL Is, New fotk
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The Southern Mail-LOss Of the Bark Sarah
observation-disclosures Items.

BALTIMORE, Monday April II, IS32.
The Southern Mail as late as due has arrived.
The ship Memphis arrived at New Orleans, reports the
total loss of the bark Sarah Hand Sandy Keys bound
to New York with cargo of sugar and molasses. All
the cargo was lost except 300 boxes of sugar.
The Yicksbwg Whig reports another tragedy in Mis-
sissippi; man named William Mckay being shot oy
his step-sons The mother of the murderers wit
ness Of the deed
fire occurred at Richmond, Va, yesterday, consuDl-
ing an extensive tobacco factory.
Rasch the unfortunate German who was shot last
night is still alive notwithstanding the general report
which prevailed of his immediate death BE has three
balls in his head and it is thought cannot possibly sur
vive.
The Baltimore City Council to-day adopted petition
to the Legislature pass law prohibiting the carrying
Of concealed weapons
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Cleared.

March Ship GohisR Gse Truemzn Csrfon scrs rolsls
Psr-t B.) PHiis vi-toa Joss. D. Carr Alien. Bene1s' "
nc-ne FOWLER Pusc 5osad 5u-an Abigail DseJ PoTiand 50
rAi- B., Page, Stockton
March 3Sesrnef Bird H~y San Diego bark Salem. Br
Hague Resejo; scls DIANA Du,hl schsp vaparIso; L.
shcer Morgan Por Ross
March f-B Ernahne Green, Honolulu Col Fremont E,skn
San Pedro srs Oon. Racket. ScotisviEe o. T.; Sonoea
Mex. De Bauveis, Gnsyamas
March 5-Bsrt Bella Vista. Chill Wilson, Valparaiso.
March 6Shp Celestial Palmer, Shznshae sclr Gs<eis, Soa
card, Sandwich Islands.
March Ship flying Fish. Nickes. Manila -.
March iObsrt Ros Nay, Valparaiso schr Sarah Lavin'a
Scott Santa Cruz
March Republic Hudson, Benccs; schr May '"
Bassst Dos Amigos (Mer Danros. hszalaA
March ls-Steamshp Constitution, Hariord Panama 5 pasa
March l3-steamer Ohio Had. San Diego; bsrks Roeahs
(CHanl johnson for Mazstan Sultan, DR. Welsh. for Caso;
Ocean Bird Roberts for Hernoso Yr Iamoese, Qua
ysmss; schr Venus, Mex J Maratan, for Malaian-
March l5-shp Marietta, Aust Guarsnovich San Bas
March lsShp Pondchery, Fr Prudhomme. 5nsaposej oA'
New Word, Gill; Astoria Salem, Collier, Boston
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Married..

March residence of Eben Niles Esq San Francisco BY
Williams Edward Russell Anthony ESD, oil Adams
Co Express to Adalne Boomer late OF Boston
the LIST March, at the First Congregational
Church Rev Dwight Hunt John C. foy Mrs Annie Bart
kit, all of San Francisco. 49, $40
stockton Mr. Woods, Mr. John McAme 10 Miss Ellen
Petty both of city and formerly of Texas.
March, the house OF Thomas sherry
ESQ., Wiley, Mr. Daniel X Provost aud MISS Mary A.
Sherry, all of San Francisco ,r a.,
Stockton Sunday the 29th February by Rev H. koh MI
Henry Frederick, Miss Sophia NJ T.. Mauber.
In San Francisco in the Church, the 10Th
March, &. Dwight Hunt Mr. VIM May, oil Sacramento
CITY TO Mrs. Mary y. lnskcep OF San Francisco.
the 9Th March, by Rev Dr. Clarke at the resi-
Homer Mr. p w Thayer, oil Sacramento CITY, 70
Mise Jaha d. Shaw, late OF lafayette, Ind
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MONDAY, April ppm.

The activity in the Stock market con-
tinues with a general upward tendency For rainy
Monday, the market was unusually strong. There was
large demand for nearly all the Fances at full prices.
Harlem was very firm and sold up 75s, closing e
75A, an advance of "A p cent Erie was also very
firm and closed at s9A after the Second Board, Inn
provement of y p cent Morris improved VI. stoning-
ton was buoyant 81 being offered at the Second Board
Canton was firm at Saturdays prices Zinc was firm
selling at 1885, seller sixty Reading sold 500 shares At
IS after the Second Board, improvement of Y y
cent Norwich was firm. Hudson River was lower ana
sold ct 65 The greatest change In Nicaragua which
sold down to AZ, decline of y cent Erie Convert.
ibles show further advance and were In large demand
Those of 1862 sold at 81 buyer sixty. Hudson Bonds
advanced " y cent State and Government Stocks are
buoyant Indiana Canal preferred IS sold at IS an i'd
vance of 21 cent on the last sale The State s. Ina
proved u y cent There " a good demand for Gov.
eminent Stocks at full RITES
In Sterling the activity is much greater.
but rates have further declined Leading bankers sigma
lures sold at ga, and good names were plenty at skS
o y cent Francs 525052o. The supply Of bnls =
good and increasing.
Freights are not active, and without
change In rates To Liverpool 800 bales Cotton IAs
Flour 3d. 5000 bushels Grain, 3+ 14'sd, ne ~
bagged by the ship; 900 or 800 bbl'. hss'n, ~
Dead Weight 49, To London there Is Dun hss.' u'"As
For Hayre some Cotton was taken az NC in'
are easier for Continental ports Deal freight was
made from ST. Johns TO Hull at "a for British 'es-
.I For California clippers are getting 5os6oc
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
.. sssoee: paid. e247is; balance, e3,5i4,sdo
There is an active demand for the high
81 class of Railroad Bonds for foreign account and rates
are advancing Great eircumspecuon Is used IN select
ing Bonds but those recommended oy the bess
houses here and in Europe find sale on the other
80 For .econd class Bonds there Il better market
!, NevYork than there was before the European do
,and was felt The principal consumption Of or
Bonds Is on the Continent
There is no change in Money. The sup
DIV Is In excess the demand and promises 20 become
still more So Tie great influx of foreign capital conn.,
iLs.sssssss - - - -
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to have report at ar Il ought to be In writing % -
have no guibble about Il hereafter.
A VOice-That's it! Certainly.


have no qubble about Il hereafter
A Volce-That's it! Certainly.
MIR. BArLY, however, seeing that the
monon had caused excitement withdrew Il
Mr.. STANTON (Ohio, Whig) made an
ineftectua motion for the suspension Of the rules, to
enable bum 10 report from the Committee on Roads and
Canals, bill for the construction of Canal around the
Fails OF the Ohio, near Louisville.
MIR. ROBBINS pa, Loco) asked leave to
introduce aresouton fixing the time for the
OF the present session of Congress Monday, the 5h
of July next at - o'clock
There being objections, the House
not only refused to suspend the rules but denied tho
Mr.. McCoRKLE (Cal., Loco) made an
Intellectual effort for the Committee of Ways and Means
to report back the bill to establish Mint in California
MIR. GoRMAN lind, Loco) gave notice
that as 30 much anxiety has been manifested 10 know
something about the state of public printing that ne viii
make report tomorrow
1t Is understood that the Joint Commit
tee on Printing have thrown Mr. Hamilton overheard,
snd have employed The Republic establishments TO do
House.
Mr.. SMITH, (Ala., Loco) moved a sus-
pension of the rules of the House in order to enable
him 70 Introduce the following resolution, nsmely:
hesored That it is nexpedent and unnecessary TO print
the census Report on the plan presented BY the Secretary
Of the Interior and that with economy and public
convenience Committee of three be appointed whose duty
it shall be 70 inquire into the e1pedency condensns and
arranging the said Census Report that the be
braced IN one volume and to bring in plan of condensation
and bill to carry out the
Objection being made, he moved sus-
pension of the rules
Mr.. STANLY IN. c., Wight we ad-
journ now will this resolution come up tomorrow or on
next Monday.
The SPEAEER-The question will be de-
Gded when it arises.
Mr.. STANLY-Then to save time, l
move we adjourn.
Motion negatived.
The House then refused to suspend the
rules. Yeas 70 Nays n. Not twothirds.
Mr.. HIBBARD said that there are impor-
tant bills the Speakers table some of them had been
there for more than two months The delay of public
business getting to be great reproach to egsa-
on and therefore he moved to dispose of such as should
not give rise to debate
The House refused to suspend the rules,
and not being disposed TO transact business adjourned
vt 90 o'clock
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10 preserve the purify OF eiecttOnS.
To authorize the lcvying a tax on the
town Of West Farms 10 build engine house
To encourage medical education, and for
the better security of cemeteries and buryng grounds
To authorize the Pennsylvania Coal
Company to hold $50 of land in this ta and to
prosecute their business In this State In the same manner
- Incorporated IN this State.
Mr.. CUDDEBACK moved to recommit,
with instructions to strike out the first section.
This motion was discussed at length and
laid upon the table.
Making compensation to the St. Regis
Tribe of Indians for two islands belonging TO them in
the river st. Lawrence, which have been sold by the
State
Making appropriations for the support
Of Normal Schools (Approprisses $4,000 for the Nor.
NAL School, and provides for the establishment of
other west Of the meridian Of Utica, and approphAtes
$4,000 therefor.l
After discussion, the bill, with the whole
subject laid the table, and the Assembly took
recess till o'clock.
afternoon Session.
On re- assembling, the Assembly resumed
the third reading of bills and the following among others
were passed: To authorize the American Bible Society
to hold real estate to provide for speedy investigation
of fires in the City Of NewYork to incorporate the
Trustees of the German Mission and Congregation Of the
City of Buffalo.
Mr.. VANsANTvOoRD moved reconslde-
rhSlOn on the ground tnat tnere was general "
incorporate churches and religious societies; and that
therefore, this bill "a unconstitutional Lost-yess, 81
nays, 40. Recess.
Erenine Session.
BILLS READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
To amend the Act for the protection of
cmigrants arriving in the State.
Mr.. j. ROSE moved to recOmmit the bill
with instructions strike out the first sectonhe re-
ferred to the powers of the Commissioners Of Emigra
ton and said notorious that the citizens Of New
York were Watching very closely the action Of
these Commissioners and the abuses they practice.
Mr.. BROwN followed and alluded to the
confirming of the poor emigrants in person when they
asked for protection from the weather and starvation.
the question was further discussed and the bill passed.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD moved to take up the
bill increase the Common School Fund and provide
for free education The bill provides for the So
called Chancey fund and unclaimed Savings Bank De-
posts being applied to educational purposes.
The bill was taken up and opposed by
Mr. MUNRoE and others.
1t was advocated by Mr.. WALSH and
others.
Adjourned at 10 Ia, before taking any
question.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The bill appropriating 100000 for con-
tinung the work of the two wings of the Capitol
from the Senate with two amendments One, limiting
the architect and Secretary of the Interior in making
contracts to the appropriated concurred in
by the House. and the other, paying the workmen for
the time they have been idle nonconcurredi in only
l9 voting in its favor.
Mr.. Brown miss. Loco) asked leave to
introduce ajont resolution prevent the joint resolution
of 1896 any other act for procuring the Public Print
ing from being construed to authorize the Com
mittee Printing to discharge contractor and
ploy another but in all of neglect of duty by the
Public Printer, the fact shall be reported Congress-
and the Joint Committee governed by its advice. OBJ
lection being made TO the introduction the question
taken on srspending the rules.
The motion was disagreed tO-Yeas, 90 ;
Nay, 6O-not being two-thirds majority.
Mr.. HAVEN IN. Y, Whig) remarked,
a. the subject of the Public Printing had excited
attention in the newspapers, and the House by the
vote just taken had manifested desire to learn some
thing about it. he wished to say that if they desire TO
know what has recently been done by the Committee
Public Printing, he prepared TO give the inform
aion.
Mr.. ORR Is. c., Loco) objected, unless
the gentleman would allow the resolution TO come in
Mr.. Polk, Tenn, Loco)-What is the
question before the Houset
The SPEAKER observed that discussion
was not in order, unless by unanimous consent
Mr.. ORR-I believe there is nothing be-
fore the House.
MIR. HAVEN have no desire to give
the information the printing if the House don
wish to hear il
MIR. ORR then asked leave to offer res
oluton that the Committee of Ways and Means be in
sructed to report Tuesday, the Goth inst, at l2
O'Clock, bin in the words following, to wit:
THE substance of the bill is that iron for the con-
strucon of all railroads in the States and Territories
may be imported free of duiy Objected to.
Mr.. ORR then moved suspension OF the
rules which, however did not prevail Yeas s.. Nsys
Mr.. BArLY IVA, Loco) moved a sus-
pension of the rules to enable Mr. Haven to make YER
bal report ON the subject Of the Public Printing.
Dir. HoUsror (Ala., Loco)-h we are
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aECONn BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs. MonIav

PHILADELPHIA SALES OF STOCKS, Monday,
April I2-Esa Boayd-s4.O43 State S. 70 600 DO. ON u
b. BOZ Reading r. X Mort g. ~ ssh 40OD DO,
a. s5A $50 Resdns r. r. sTh 500 do, M sSoo Lshsh &.
Is Penn Bk ll61 40 Long Island H. r. liz ID Penn II.
r. Az Morns Canal i9,s 10 Com. b., O $500 Sch.
Ca 49 81 800 do, 4J4 $4,000 do, Sly o. 900 Cam.
Iehlsh Nav, ~
Second Boayd-0 Sch b., IS Penn II. r. AZ $50 Sch.
Nav I3h 81 ~ o. Cas- liz los vicksburs H. r., i6k 100
Read. X H., SIR 80 Nouistown H. H., $50.
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what Is equally a. certain they will appreciate $. they
discover them and Il they do not think i worth while
throw of many of their old customs and adopt the new
sa,a.t;orS Ibid
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Monday April IL, 1852.
No. 1c7 Mead responded against York. appellant
Submitted upon printed arguments and points.
No. co. Stevens, appellant, against Reynolds, re-
spondent. Argued
No. H. Disoway Administrator, &C., appellant
against Carroll, Esq., &C., respondent Argued.
There was no afternoon session
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Asp'nwaii-lts Municipal RcsulatIous-rhs
1.ioerality Of New.Gren,,,

Among the provisions of the charter
ssrsnhed 10 the Panama Railroad Conpanv NV ,hs
experimentation Government there Ia one which Grants
md secures to them the total and exclusive riy, =, nae
ueir own municipal laws and regulations for ,he C,v ~
Sspinweh This is NOT only extremely liberal IN the
newNrelGd,an Government but il il equally beneficial
ue interests of the city, in promoting s settlement
no growth and In sustaining The proper aud uaisious
cirise at law and order Americans cannot mil 10 re
1a ms step ON behalf Of their neighbors a. highly
SSso1snae omen, showing The high confidence which
nc sontracnng parties are willing 10 place In body
- "lexners who have coinc % occupy their shores
A. se9ie upon their lands OF course, il ia un-
s .so0a utt all action VI "a municipal character
oe subject TO the laws Of the State bus 80
49, tne mniier Of regulating the city and the
Cd ordinances for thai purpose tho exclusive
ns. guaranteed under the charter Crimes and high
~ S a OF every character must still be puni.ha
d. sne taws OF NcwGrenads, so that definitely as
An ss are drawn and defined no collision can posi-
W. MI ee'ween the local and the general authorities
- s's S. N this respect the happess resuss-sor, in
hsrs,s e o the civil powers Of Aspinwall when IL
~ "a slly built up snd grown into city OF magai
popusfan az! q il certainly win be- our naive
he bcsr,r ma hos iil to perceive and appreciate the
- ,.e ssrmcny. the efficiency Of ttc =. ,ri-i,,l
me cider II tho unised Hs.tss. And
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Lake Navigation.

BUFFALO, Monday, April u, 1852.
It raned at Erie yesterday, but the Lake Is not suH
GENTLY clear admit of the departure OF the steamers
Ocean. Baltic, Morton, and Queen City.