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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
TEXAS.
New dreams P,csysse.

The mail from ri Paso arrived nc San An.
tonic on the 29h alt The 7IaA has the following tens
al intelligence:
The Indians continue as troublesome az ever
But short time since they stole seventeen Government
animals from Fort Webster, al the copper mines.
A party of six Indians were met at the Pecos.
They mot the mail train under aag Of truce. They
stated that they their way to Preside trade;
10 steal they doubtless meant II was generally be-
hcved they were part Of the same band that lckcd
Capt Wallace his way out Que of the chief was
lressed in full regimentas Their animals were all
frcsh
Commissioner Bartlett left FL Paso on the
10th tor the Lower Rio Grande by way Ut Chhuahus,
under efcort furnished hun by Col Van Anbarg tho
Mexican MliicIy Commander
Mr.. McManus's merchandise, by way of Santa
r. after passing through the Custom House at FL Psso,
wing all the duties required (o9 cents per vlra) and
rec, ivng the proper paper. was seized on reaching
ChiLuahua BY order of the military commands. Hs
were all foreign goods.
The goocs tsktn out by this route by Miller and AZ
nCndCrcs had pas 81 through the Customiiouse IN the
WY, undes protest, by order OF Gen. Conic to
military c,mmsndtr
The parties src king the necessary steps 10 lay the
matter before Government, through the Americsa
Consul
The authorities in Corpus Christi have pro-
hbii,d the cnyins of aims places OF public ornss-
mont, and sl,o provide taat no dogs shall be aliowcdo
un AZ large without being muzxle
The Democrats of Galveston, on the 9Th
"A l..
d mini election By firing of gun Tor eVc,y State tax
lad voted the Pierce and King ttcket Ia the eysirgs
rrocessicu was formed and mar he'd through the prince
al sirce,s accompanied with music Loud chosrs were
yen 10 the Sc who had Illuminated their houses h konor
of the victory. Mr. Cuycrolt was injured, ho1gd MT
dar cusly by the explosion Of pcari which be pre-
rsr, for The occasion and undertook To fire of fas
laT passed oil peaceably, and with this exclnon no
.ccit nj occurred.
Tie Trinity fdrOc0te mentions that severe
hGil storm visited the town Palestine on the 9TH nh
The ground covered with hail stones and msny az
them we're as large a. hens egg Tue cotton aeldin
the vicinity were somewhat injured
Tie HOastO" Telegraph, speaking o. the cot
ten crop, says:
We visited Austin snd Washington Counties fes
Days since aud were surprised notice the aaiv AZ
cotton stll vhteniI the ieds aud which We wore In.
ilImed, could net be picked OUT for want ID banda
Most Of tic planters Lave raised much more COTTON hsn
they possibly gather, and they are ohsy.nx enoe.
nous wages tor hsnds pick IL out We are inbred
that some planters had orsEsd doIass apd shtlan;
tWo dollas per day Tor svou h.--- ~ - .,~-iI-es
md Iew coud lie obtained At these rate. = cnaas
Ne Quantity OF cotton was destroyed IN tne he'" ~
rte 'eycTc storm; hut i. caused no unca,iness anm
p rter stated that it would be better iof ms
nlsrters II eli the cotton now IN the heias sev "
g.rfvCd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
Railway Accidents In Prussia.

According 10 a recent return of railway
TN lc in Prussia in 1851 t appear tnat the nunscr 4
persons conveyed oy the Prussan railroads IN tn yer
VS. aOl 6sl; of this immense number Only one nd
yiluai wa killed having jumpedfrom train in motoa;
only four persons were wounded by sc1dsnts o. tne
Inc 20 nersous not as sengers four killed and three
INJURED thew were all crossing the rails contrary 20 The
regulations in front Of advancing trains The sccsests
10 Spovss snd lahorers the lines sd At The stations
were more numerous. Under thus head mere are IS
klea and 10 injured la most Of these cases tn sc-
dent could be traced TO their ncarclessness There
was one suicide by lying down on the rails before al
engine and smother sterpt Of the same KIND that did
hot prove fatal Excluding the case OF suicide, there
were last year - fatal accidents on the whole OF tho
Prusssn hnes, srd = pcrsors injured Tue pruss'sa
calculation siates that England there were Eve acct
dents every million pss>eDgers while in Prussia there
vi only one accident % every two millions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

sequert appeal TO The Ministry Of the, tine prodcced A,
oeer Of q compromise, by which the Crown and -
Archbishop should pre-eD: to the vacant beDedcss
,t,rps,ejy The Church was not disinonei 10 $780,
n tu, the Revolution OF 1913 found the matter s "a
settled; 60 the Constitution changes nothing IN Is
rights u the sovereign the President Of tho Prvacs
hrs sgsn acted ON them and the eonnict IS renewed
Crown nor viii he recognize the decisions Of the Crs
and recently made Demonstration Of dLsrcspec, 70
the Provincial President by refusing TO attend tie ds-
ner given to the Diet Of the Province and atcrwsrd n
yitag the members OF that body to dine AZ he palace,
and excluding the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
I~ ne ~ S,$sss
O HOPEFUL MEM


~ Nu4lAh ohsND boOhrs
Lsor forth anew, o Hopeful Men,
Not ever shall defeat be yours
TIE Future shall give Might again,
And fling worldwide the massive doors;
Imprisoned by gloomy Doubt,
Yet Hope illumes the walls within,
And not long hence the yictor's shout
Shall well declare who nobly win.
Cheer up anew, o Hopeful Men!
Truth hath the stubborn lie TO meet,
Which, though Oft buried, springs again
In serpent forms around your feet;
Cheer up. cheer up the strongest foe
Submissive to the Truth shall yield,
And TO the neither depths shall 90
Toleave unstained the glorious field
Strike on anew, o Hopeful Men,
Yewho in Earnest love the Right
Ye have not lost your honor-then
Strike on in Faiths undoubting Might
The victors riot in excess,
And riot shall give place 10 sleep.
Then strike. and Heaven shall surely bless
The valiant who their watch-voss keep
Grid on anew, o Hopeful Men!
The arnor is unsullicd still
H. blade is trlsty now, rs when
We thought 10 work Progression VIII
Not to the Baal bow the knee!
Not for the MOl0ch curse the sod
Souls that have passed the fire are free
To make their purer vows 10 COP
Rise I'D anew, O Hopeful Men
Yc have not fallen, but they fled!
Push 10 the dark and guilty den
While strange DishOnOr marks their tread;
The yictors are not they whose cry
Peals through the vault with thdnder-tons,
But tbs the Truth that shall not die,
And they who love the Truth alone
Take heart anew, o Hopeful Men
We have now learned the battle-ground
Our standard is our own again
There to the last be ever found
The Future in its glory beams
With the bright truth the Prophets saw,
When the New Earth shall battle in stream,
OF bliss, through Heavens eternal law!
Ess T.ri NOr. 8, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
The Pru-.ian Government aud the Roman
Church.

The Prussisn Government is Involved, 10 two
Provinces in serioas with the authorities Of the
Rornih Church. TO the rights Of the Crown. In
Westphaha, the B.shcp OF Paderborn, demands back
the whole # the estates held by the order Of Iesu At
Buren, st TIE time tue Pope Dissolved the order in ls73
Tie estates made the Bishop, and the re-
applied TO the ufe Of the Church but ~en
in lsO2 the BshCpnc wa ceded 10 Prussia the property
wLs mtnsged by the Chamber Of Doniains on BE-
halt Of the Crown In 1913 the funds were gwen 20 the
general educational Institutions AZ Paderborn the hg
school. the training -chcol for teachers and the desi
snd dumb schQoL The present Bishop disputes the right
Of the Crown these fund.- and claims the reetsraon
10 the Bishoprc with repayment ois the proceeds ct
TIE esfttes .ree lal3 II the question i carried into
Court the case VIII prove very intricate one from the
many t. involved The ezstes originally belonged 10
account Blren In PoseD the Csthslic Archbishop ds-
put the right Of the Crown % nominate 10 the beaeces
flat were formerly in the gin o. the inonastc orders
When their property seeusrised tbs night Of rat
ronace became vested in the Crown, which, on
vacancy dominates 10 the living the pr:est receivn.
stterwsrd the combination Of the ecclesiastical az
thorfy The dispute is an old one former lawru;ts On
the subject having been decided in favor Of the Crown
tie Archbishop declared he di DOT recognize the de-
cision Of the Civil Court binding on tim 4 sub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
TIE American Aholitionist. and TIE Ionaa,
Times.


During the many years that We have stood
slcne snons orr daily contemporaries in the advocscvo
TIE emancipation OF the 3OOooOo human benrs heI N
CALLING ard degrading bOAage on the other sde q. the
Atlantic, we have often felt that the only thing wanting
70 cal iorih tue dormant aISlavery eehnr OF England
WCuc oe ne appearance OF The 7iaes az the friend AMI
GPOogs Of the shareholders in the southern STAT. We
esurot a. sty that our with has been fully resIz
hut We have seen enough in the columns of cur conr,
pofsIy within the last few xeeks 10 warrant hope ht
fhould Ee I've much longer We sh. haze tbe gI,tScs.
uon Of seeing TIE Itaes out full led red abettor
CT Aneriean slavery, ana tie advocate Of the avod.
en- That would, 70 0ur minds, be the mos fvor,bIe
symptom wnch could exhibit it.ef OF the approaching
cowuit Of the most enormous inaui- on the sce f,hs
extraordinary fatality which Is beyond Our n5lo.T,Sv
TO explain any cause which The 7fnIs .trcuuously 10
hocs cure 20 isn at as any cause which fveheIneny
a. ssls L certain 20 triumph
The q. + effort which cur contemporary has made of
late years 10 prep up the falling cause of American
Slavery, WIS in long and elaborate review Of Upcle
Tens CABIN We made some remarks on that defense
u tic American domestic institution st toe time Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27
T,IEGRspHIc.-we are grati6ed to learn

TnEGRsPHIc.-We are grati6ed to learn
that Ar James Bailey for the past year ss''an' W
eIetor ct the New York osee Of the Washington ADA
NewOrlesns lire, has been promoted, and VIII ne'0.
alter perform the dhlies Of chief operstor-sn oa,'
which he is eIninen;y qualified to h In an secep'A0'
manner
The heavy storm II TIE Last twen.yionr hours re.
dered il diacult to iIansact any business over u0
wires yesterday. The Hoase lse to Boston was COW
ever N admirable order throughout the whole day ans
evening, snd Gent ed received, We understand %
tween 800 and 400 private messages, besides two pu0'
reports Of several thousand words.
No intelligence bas been received from sewof''--
since Wednesday forenoon Last evening the D"o'
bne was working TO Macon, Georgia, and the We'seI.
(ysi,onsD line was H. communication With Eas'P"s
M;ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
rAILOR,S
FALLFASMIONS, 1851.

TAYLOR, OPPOSITE BAANeM's would invite es-
i pecial attention 10 his Fall Fashions for The
ensuing season, which be will introduce on Wed
nesday Sci TENDER lst being eontideHt hat it will
be found the most graceful md truly snperb IA r.
ever presented. In commencing the Fall campaign
he wouldIesurn thanks 10 his numerous friends and
customers Tor their generous support and begs 10
assure them thar nothing shall be wanting on his
part 10 merit 4 continuance OF their fayors In
view Of the vast accumulation of small accounts as
aecruing under the old system Semi Annual col
Iectiuns, as well as exgencies growing out Of The
change in our State Constitution. has induced him
10 come before hts customers with a new front; 10
other words be has determined 10 change his man
ner Of doing business, and which he fatiers him
self, will meet their hearty approval per cent
age. inseparable from the credit system, including
losses and collection, viii b. this change he secured
the customer; as instead of booking them for abe
small snm Ct 81 and IS, he will make an aha,f-
Inent often per cent. for cash payment; thus Hal
of superior quality, the material and manufacture
alike being the highes, class, and which under
The credit system cannot be sold for, less than 50
will now nell 81 so; an article Of second quaity
whfh in all paints caRHot be surpassed (kie kam5Ra
pgHngs1 cegfdns dealers to Tie contrary notsrilh-
s,aHdfna en- his az any od, v1tfg for he same prize
riS 81, VIII now neft SO co. thus there viii BE- b
clear abstefeeni often per cent, and the rule win
be applied ihoui deviation 10 every Article in the
trade. Reggtd his Is impossible; 10 pretend more
is absurd IL
To secuJe hfscustomers superior article, he has
perfected arrangements by which he imports al hi
raw material, and has established on his premises
manutactpFisS department; the whole establish
ment beingshnder the immediate supervision Of his
own eye, and directed by his experience The skin
and tact ofsnpeFior foremanship regulates The de-
tails, and ihas completes The whole arrangement
and insQres To The customer the faithful perfor
TAYLOR. &
Sert 9. iSj2-6m. Onnosite Rarnnms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
CONGRESS HALL.
THIRD AND CHESTNUT STREETS.

PHILADELPHIA JuLY l, 1889
7NHEsubscrihers take pleasure in informing their
i friends and the travelling community gen. raj
", that they have this day taken possession of that
well established and favorably known hotel CON-
GRESS HALL, Tairddad CaesAptsFyeets
They have had the house thoroughly repaired,
and all The modern Improvements introduced and
furnished in style Of elegance which will at once
render il unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
This is decidedly the best located house in the
city, being in the immediate vicinity Of business,
the Exchange, Custom House, and many other
public buildings.
Zines of Omnihusses leave for every part Of the
city every few minutes, their head quarters being
within one square of The House.
The subscribers are determined 10 spare no pains
in making tAis a convenient and comfortable honae
to the traveller. NORRIS & JACKSON,
Late Of rrg;nia,
July 10, tcos. ProprietDFs
James E. Norris who is well known to many Of
the business men visiting the city, lately in the
Hardware house OF James J. Duncan & Co. Twill.
Brother & Co, and formerly proprietor OF the Viz
ginia Hotel ST. Louis will have The management
OF the House, assisted by polite and competent
nerSouS 40 s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
DALTIafORE AGENCY.
VARIETY.
ny MOTHER.

80 Ala-..I7ome, s.reet Home"
Home sweet is The memory Of her that love.
The thought q my xorHEH, whose spirits shove.
Ga the spot where she's buried the grass does wave
AID she silently lies in the cold, dreary grave
Gr.yes gsaTe, mothers grave,
sigh and weep Der my dear mothers grave.
Al mother, dear mother, ever dear to my breast,
while weep Ger thy tomb Thy spirits at rest:
The Lord. he hath taken tight, for, He gave,
y Tho Pm left orphan, 70 weep Ger thy grave.
Grave, grave &c
I'm east on this wade world Of sorrow to roam,
sigh when think OF my once happy home;
MY Joys are ~ fed all the comfort have. y
u the hope shall meet her beyond the cold grave,
ugaFe, grave. mothers grave,
hope shall meet her beyond the cold grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
Warehouse at The Gid Furnace,
HHE.iT, COIN, Sc, ITY,4NTED

VIE subscribers 8 sptcitnly inform the city ms
4 o. JstfI.rsni and Berkeley conntjes. va. ana
tasse 9. WASHINGTON c0us3tY Nd that they have
efeeiesl 'aEge ard eaq9'as4iianS Brick Warehouse
n q. :14A fFaffsa'ft 81 ae Pp.emacriver. (nnder
iae nane ana iiEm 81 Lucas 8 MOORE, !
Where 'aey vii n sstimss be prepared 10 furnish
transportation IL lassF superior line of Canal
Baals far fny sesisaii irsight destined for the
Markets q III DISCREET FERNS reasonable. and
such a will makeil Tie Interest Of ll 10 give the
a trial
The highest market Cash price will be
pau t1 from nv 10 twenty thousaad bushels Of
WdEA Ito b sItSsred at snch times as the
parties NAV agree anlT n parcel 10 sailthe con-
ven,eaee q ths,se interested Also The Highest
mareei plier will b. paid for CORN. OATS and
Country Pfsssinee generally. Fasmcr- and oilers
will ind y 81 their interest call before disposng
ai their Grain or Produce as our arrangements are
s'ieh Is ta s'f Inducements equal ID thai Of any
other stsaS7 IL ne Valley
PLASTER, FISH SALT &c,
VIA Be kePsrpnsanily on hand, and disposed IL on
The most reasonable terms lv lh- .argo. or smaller
quantity ROBERT LUCAS IA.
SAMUEL MOORE.
Otd Furnace, Aug 5 g952-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
cnARLEsroMN MARN I'm.
By LAWS AND REGULArtoNs.

Df LAWS AND REGULATIONS.
The Corporation officers Of Charestown, de-
sirous Of subscribing the public convenience and
necessity OF the town, which ii is believed well
ordered and regulated Market will Afford have
dopted the following Bylaws and Regulations. a
strict adherence 10 which will BE- enforced against
all offenders and vioators of their provisions;
= l. BE il enacted aud declared by the Trustees of
the Town Of Chariestown that il shall not be lawful
for any person, on any day which now is or here
alter shall be setapart for market Day, within The
town OF Charlestown to buy or Sell any Kind Of
flesh, fish, fowl, butter, cheese fruit vegetables
eggs, any other art Giles OF marketing al any
other place Within said towns than The marker
house. until atternine O'clock in the morning: and
il any person-do shall sell bus any articles of
marketing al any other place within the said town
before the hour aforesaid onany o5the DAYS atore-
said, in any year. such buyer and seller shall each
forfeit and pay one dollar Tor every such offence
to be recovered with costs before the Mayor or
Recorder OF Charlestown, any magistrate OF JEFF
terson county, one half of which shall go To The
iniolmer and the other half to be applied by
the Trustees to the benefi, .! said town.
2. The board OF Common Council shall annual
~ appoint market master 10 superinlend the
CharlestOwn mat&et who during his term of Office
shall faithfully perform the duties oi market mas
ter.
g. The Market Master of the market npon the
application OF any person. OF upon his own suspi.
eien, shall weighlinthe scales andlhy The weights
of the market any butter brought 10 market for
sale in rolls or prints, every which roicr print is
alledged BY The owner 10 weigh lEali oand ar
upwards, and IL any such rolEor print shall be found
lighter Than the weight alleged lly The owner OF
sei, ,he ,am4 Hi ,.onasmn !, ,,t M. ~
town p,.essI ",,h :. -. Is. = ~
s. a.,' s'ie
- 1870 N III. ~. y .,i u
- = snaAl Is US duty OF theemarket master q
The market al ain times 10 attend 10 The rxrcH.ifJf
Of The Laws cpneerning The market and to iaiafm
against all perSdns whom he >hafl know Il, have
been guilty Of any breach thereof IT = ~ Ia
he inIf,1me,i II havno hssn sass,n,l,,. anis,,;.
Iari,, ia, ,y..,es e h,,.; : -
:, ~. I
dt an, uiaet 'iat 'he inalhei pace
= any person shait thihk himself er hefssit
assfieyrd @ a~lsaudsd N the weight o. any qsana
hY Of meal purchased 81 anv butcher in shsfxafkei
place, sarh person may apply TO The market masset
ofthe market whose duty ii shall be uppn such a n
plcatioa 10 try The weight et The meat 50 nurchas
ca and If upaa such trial ihe same shall 81 fonud
tao liyht ths bn,9ber shslt a. s,I.
iarfs;s and na 1T 81 ,a ,,a IS u,,sns5
,:t -. tes s - ~ uuia' ~ oe recovered
gu. x. e -, - aeItsdia
AMI Ss,nrs1 IT, 49, on = s,lnesaay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
United States Hotel.

1NHE UNION Is SAFE.--After long op-
4 position, Virginia has determined mol 10 Sc
cede or Nulify; she has gone into the United
States The undersigned takes leave TO inform the
public that he has rented the United States Hotel
lately kept BY A CowroN Esq, where he is pre-
pared 10 accommodate all those who may please to
Paironiz- him. The house has been completely rem
ovatrd The old friends of the Virginia Hotel are
particularly invited TO continue their patronage TO
The United States. No exeriions, on his part shall
be spared TO give satisfaction Terms as usual
moderate. WASHINGTON EVANS.
Cumberland, Aug 5, 1852 Pfepriet0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
Lime Lime!

HyHE undersigned. having rented Mr.. John
4 Peaeher's LINE KILN 1.-THE OH Furnace
and permanently engaged ia The husincs, respect
fully Informs The public that superior fresh Lime
can alwaYs be obiained a The above place for the
various purposes q Masoning. Plastefing, &c.
wonld. also call The attention Of the Farmers ID
The snPerisr pIepertieso Of Lime as fertilizer -
And while the farmers Of some or he sister SAFES
have been enhancing the value Of their lands from
6ily % hundred per cent, By the application 81
Linz n 9pnetlnnliy Is now offered % HE farmers
applying The sang. y
x. !. JOHN cARMAcK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

Wis Fonndry, situated on The Winchester &
Potomac railroad ii miles from Hafpers-
Ferry. has been rented Tor term Of years by The
subscriber who would respectfully inform The
Pap,se Ihai ne Is now prepared 10 do, ia style Of
Workmanship which cannot be surprised ffequalI-
ed IN this Valley. every description oil MACHINERY
and Plough Castings. al short notice.
iaring b.en engaged IN The business for many
years N the largest ion.dres ii The UniIed STATES
and being ny. determined 70 devote his whole al.
who favor him with their work viii II she same
iime PC iaverin1 their own Interests as his prices
tor Castings shall Be as low As al any foundry id
the Valley.
Orders from all 10 want Of Casiiass Of any des-
eruption are respectfully solicited.
e Old Iron taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY G. PARKER.
Shenandoah City Aug. 5. 1852