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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

LYONS kATHAIRON FOR THE HAIR
Price saly IS valuable preparation has Iong
bsea private and the proprietor having pur
chased abe receipt al for the first tms
offers to the feeling hdeAt that so high arspa
tstop from real merit must triumphant pops atty
curing the nervous headashs Grad ealing dandrua in
vgoratng the hair preventing its falling ri and turning
Say. it IL the most deshtfn toilet arcle placed
upon dressing table Sc By all principal druggists and
peIfahers in New Ysik, Brooklyn, &c.
II The overwhelming influence of the
onward march Of progress 10 beyond descrip on Wks
woud ha,s h,ss years sgo TIA he inc dueas.
On fx66m ans house and lot, No 373 Broadway 70 for
sale; DIR. sayss house. The Garner Of IT. is level
with the ground, Viii D., WATrss Nervous Astidsts 10
psr0Ym ming wondsr-nsaTy afopDg foY the sacrifice and
slaughter OF the Medical Faculty.
JOHN PYNn. No. l01 Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

New CARPETS FOR SPaNs TRADB.-The
vubscYbsr has hand. and constantly recsvins
new pastss Of Tspsstry Bfusses Three Ply and lnsram
Carpess and Oil Cloths, in sad beautiful dengn 81
h. a. and g. 3D.. veHetiAss in various s,yiss hsar1
Russ Door Mas Table and Piano Covers. PLAIN and
Coiors1 MastRss STAR Rods he. &c. for sale ct low
RE e. for cesh GBo. L. HYATT,
and 4<e Pearl 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

n ]. N. GIMBRRDK, Card Engraver,
Qate Ne John st. y No. 5ss Broad way, metropolitan
Hotel, (Nbles wedding, Invitation Visiting and Busi-
Cards engraved and printed to sst all tases also,
r. SALE we'll selected stock of elegant Weddi az Sta
0pery, Cake Boxes silver Door Plates Fancy Goods &c
N.B.-Initials stamped on paper and envelopes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

WBosroN PIANO FonTRs.-The largest
assortment Pianos this be found at the
of T. GILBERT Co.. No $50 Broadway, opposite
Broadway Bank and Theats AID will be sold bar
gains These Pianos have the metallic Frame and
Isntsd TO stand any climate Dealers supplied liberal
terms Second hand Pianos for sale cheap Pianos to le
tuned and repaired. HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

II FOWLER & WELL, Psychologists and
Publishers, Clinton Hall, No. ISL Nassaus, New York
md Ne IA WashinTtsn- It, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

" Wet Goods, from the late Dey-st
pirs, consisting of Bsysss De Lsnss. brown French
Lnsss Ohirtlpe Linens Table Linens. rowslings white
MusliRs white Quilts, ks 40. The greatest bargains
EivSn 10 thsss Clouds ers kaown. Ladies Will dad
to their advantage by evAs early call q. NJ. DO
Dine, No 3i3 Grand vt cor oseaAd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

W.r GooDs Wet Goods from the late
Are in the seae II MERIT. Hhss Co At 0Eo. KxYs.
Ne gt9 6h-sv between s7th asd ssth -sts The Goods
~ The coot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
RxApY.MApr CLornlNe AN WHOLESALE,

HEADY-AADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
voa CAsn or CREDIT This department 81 eur bnsnses
= uefsr the direction and OF William yard
- Whe has hsA long eIps and 10 practical and
Sosss In thn branch II eusssss We invite the attention
81 1ealeys the style of this stock particularly.
Lisht Prskts have adopted, beng esa-
WINGED the pspusr We are prepared 10 srans
hAeral ter ms OF credit In thn dspAnnSnt
We solscN nspec'ioa Of the stock ton cless ouyeu
TwHHpy MvuL TON PLIhfruN. No ~ Broadway.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE, AsAlN.-Patent

THE CRYSTAL PALACE, AGAN.-fatent
Tspesuy pateI tsr~ry inss g'y csrrs,' prssssy
Mac AID screli fr Of nupihceni psv st. les q no
% BoweIy HnAM AsDERses ;. The orf nsi lssss
beautiful Carpets. NJ -bs~a are u IN ~. ION.
II The MAN OF TASTE AND REFINEMENT
these euahes IN the ,t.le n hs ares, sss,
the nsst nasrs sttre without crease and sxq
Al iced Ifyou see gentleman % "shr es. you may %
sssa.. '''' no gives ~ '
TIE LAST Day OF THE BARGAINs.-Fo-
dsy the lat day Of tie bagsiss q Hacses ms
Cd ysvery China vae'. SILVER and slverpstsd wares.
G's.se. werk BsIe. vrii.s De;ss Dr...ng Cases, Jet
oths, rich Fancy Goods Oasr:: s
extensive sierateLs hsir store They val oh,r .ne
ten nj sP M THIS DAY when their viii Be slsssa
Vii he alterations aie completed
New CARPETS FOR SpaINs TRADs.-The
vubscyibsr has hand. and constantly reesivns
patterns q Tsps.ty. Bru.sss Three ~ and i.:ra
Rsss, Door Mas Table and Piano Cov.ri PLAN AID
Ceio,s1 Msisns' s'ar Rod. ne Fl H ~ ~: 70"
LOOK AT THIS Only As. per yard for
Ingram c.rpe. al ard s. Cd at No % B:.: :, III
81 ali Carpet l.. 3D. a.. AID a.: also, English Ia
pstU. Brussels and ehsf Carpets astonshnsiy eneae
GREAT BARGAINS n CARPETIEes.-PE-
fyRsoK HUMPHREY No rs Broadway. corner Of White
h,vs q d! .sss e M .~
Rich Velvet: rs rspe'', y Ss "a oS;, sass,
:s:. 81 s e = 'r' . : ~ - : 80
CAnpErIxes, &c.-SMIrH & LoUNsBsRY,
No ~ Psexl-st have IN store complete and de-
srabis assortment Of SPRING STYLES which they are Of
fsnns At the following very r;dn''d prices p.rurs
Velvet CGpsss os 70 ios Tapestry Insra.s g % z.
Tapestry do u to Jos sspsrhps do. - TO g.
lfssssls do 70. to los EItra nss do q to -
Az So,s Oh clo.As r.. % and
scrtmsa Of all other goods connected with the trade from
ieto % per cent less than LAST Jesss prices
GREAr CARPET DEpoT AND REGULATOR
OF TRADE PRIcEs-ror prices Of English TapeStry, Brus
sells. Imperial Three ply, and Engish lhgfan Carpsa,
ooY Oh Cloths. Bugs, Window Shades. nc VISIT ths
eight spacious sales rooms Of No % Bowey HIRAM an
and become familiar with great ana extraofdi-
naTy reductions IN prices
II FOWLER & WELLS, Psychologists and
rublisAsn, Clinton Hail. No 1sl N.ssaust, New York.
ynd Ne. IA Wilmington st.. Boston
~ ]. N. GIMBRRDE, Card Engraver,
Qate Ne. John st. No. 5ss Broad gay. Metropolitan
Hotel Nbles weddng, Invitation, Visiting and Busi
= ssls we'll selected stock Of elegant wedding Sta
pery, Cake Boxes silver Door Plates Fancy Goods &c
NB.-Initials stamped on paper and envelopes
TBosToN PIANO FoKrRs.-The largest
rooms Of T. GILBERT Co.. No $50 Broadway, opposite
Broadway Bank and Theat aud will be sold great bar
gains These Pianos have the metallic Frame and are war
terms Second hand Pianos for sale cheap Pianos to et
tuned and repaired HORACE WATERS.
T,,- .aw Cu.yc- Thoso -ho das;ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

GREAT CARPET DEPoT AND REGULATOR
OF TRADE PRrcEs-For prices Of English Tapestry Brus
ssls Imperial Three ply ana EnElish Ingram Carpss.
ooY Oh Cloths. Rugs Window Shades. nc VISIT the
eight spacious sales Of No 90 Bowery HIRAM An
DERsoSs and become fsmlsr with great and sxtraofdi
naYy reductions IN pricsa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

UNprR GARMENTS FOR THE SPRING. "A.
RANKIN Co. No tt Rowey cal attention TO thsr BEAU:
tifu ana elastic Protector" UAesI Garment sah ana
peasant change FROM he heavy ~Btec 10 TIE light sam
msr under vest. Silk Ms1so aad Cotsoo Usdsr sss OF
svoYy nd quality made order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

LOOK AT THIS Only is. per yard fol-
Inrysip Csrpes al 81 ard So Cd at No 90 BsverJ, HI
RAN ANpERsons Comma ran Crpst, a. e 1 A..
psstry Brussels ana her Carpets cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14
Dfndemoi-elie Camille Ur.o,

Among the passengers oil the Humboldt arri we'd yes-
terday morning is Mademoiste Camille Urso the oels-
brated Parisan yiont yet in her eleventh year This
remarkable child artist is accompanied by four distia-
guished artists Of the French capital At the socita
ton Of all the passengers Msdcmoiselle Camille has
given during the passage concert which has produoeds
for the benefit Of the Of the nebe steamer hand
to which she herself has contributed her mite
with gold piece. We understand she comes with tho
best recommendations among which that of the Illus
rious composer Auber who hearing that sas intended
visiting country has written letter. In which he ia
pleased to bear testimony the talent Of the youthful
rirfuosi.
This remarkable child will, doubt e-,iist rnner "a.
the interest Of all Of the American .ople in givias
them the Of judging Of the artistic career Of ths
youthful Milsralla who has never ben heard N ,b;.
country
NA1IorAr CONSERVATORY OF Music AND pxcL,wA,toS
PARIS, Augrst IL 1852
Bademoisellc Camille Urso Ia yoaahful pupa OF Tho
National Conservatory Of Paris Ahoush vet of very
tender the obtained by her Al several
certs OF Paris and uay these of the
has been brilliant In the latter institution two ucuns-
tons have been awarded to her oy the u,y at the
amiDstions Tor the prizes Of this year
Being informed that she Ia about d,partps fo- The
Ined states It Affords tieasure TO bear testimony
TO the happy talent, which should ENSURE her success
iu artistic career In that country Americans a.
resdy nobiy proved that hsy not merely just appre
cators Of the hne arts (7arteuzry Of musc but that
.Dey can so generously ewsrd the merit Of ths d,un-
ofhed arti.ts who fesk the hospabe cities Of thsr
me and wealthy counSs, a theatre fcs the ex'r0iss
Member Of e Instis..e Director a the Conservatory.
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RrNnlslYn City InfeIllgence

WBle IAEriNG IN rHG Firth wAsp-rhe Chippewa
Club OF the Eifih Ward held meeting In open lot In
Hudson avenue last evening, to hear speech from VIM
L. Robins on OF New York large stand erected
for the fptaker surmounted by transparency Of Gen.
Scott Several bonrss lighted the vicinity aud number
OF rockets let of by the boys give effect to tue
soa. The Lundys Lane Club, and an association called
the " Owl Club made their appearance the ground
about ociock and swelled the number to 500 After
organization John Martin, Esq, presiding Mr. Mken,
OF New York, made brief speech .he tari and ex
psnatory Of the policy OF the whg and democratic par
Ties In regard thereto Hc followed by Mr. Robino
Who. after few rambling remarks, touched upon the
N'~ Hsmphir test question when large portion Of
The crowd made such noise and confusion that no
able to proceed end Threatened TO leave the stand
not restored. The disturbance continued
however Mr. Roblnson did mt make the speech he
ended 20 make and alter rambling rom subject to
rrother withdrew AVID followed by Geo. q. Bellows
itcr which the meeting adjourned As tar the mum.
present coscorned IL was unusually large
Yecng for tba city but for anything else t wss ds
I'D, failure. There neither enthusiasm nor ANNA
i, but proved to be very du dry. and insipid affair
throughout,
cry NoRrALiry.-from the Health Physicians 4 repor
= he past week IL appears that the total number o
eahs we're ~ being seven less than the week previous
- The above " were males aud 45 fensies OF which s.
6ele adults, and u chlJrvn.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CITY Fslitics.
pEMoorATIc COUNTY cosvsNT'oS

DEMooRATfo COUNTY CosvFNTIor.
The County Convention met Iast evening At Tsmmsov
Hs for the purpose Of nominating 'daes Tor Sheriff.
County Clerk and four Coroners Quite sgn'hefing q
politicians crowded the hall discussing the merits Aas
dement's Of the numerous applicants for she above
named Offices sight feae took place in the ss!i BE-"
tween parties from the Twentieth ward wisch re-
suited in personal assault of whom received blow
II nose, which drew forth the claret Soon afrsr
tranquility restored the victorious party wesd
to the bar snd took drinks while the injured man de-
Sc nded to the basement and applied aunp Of Ice to MS
The contested wards it were taken up In rota-
cn aud those who bsId the inspectors certiacatc az
cording to the 9th OF August Syracuse platform
admitted At twelve o'clock the convention concluded
the contested wards Mr. Edward q. West OF tho 60
ycnih ward chosen Chairman. resolution
then off rcd to into bclo Tor sheriff The resolution
was and mo ton 10 adjourn was carried Tho coa-
v'non therefore adjourned until Monday evening next.
To night the May orality convention will meet st Tan
many Hall.
MAyoEALry CONVENTION
Meets at Tammany Hall this evening" Sept IL.
Wards.
l-R. 7. Mullsan. David Newman Jobn0 uoilisssr.
2--Jobn j, TAFT Michael Ryan. Thomas Molioney.
3-Jsmes English, Michael siaroney, William u.
s-Jacob r. Oakley. Joseph Rose jr Timothy o'Brien
6-Robert Il. Mnybee, Robert n. Eidridgo Lyms.
Csndeo
ct Brennan Benjamin Marsh, +. O'Connor
7.--Wnlism Meckey Hugh Smith. Thomas Duniap.
S--lticherd 4 Compton, Charles IL Ring Il. W. D.
9-Contest,d - William D Brielcy. William Kennedy,
omnei Rosinnd-Wiilsm j. Cogey. Ezekiel DsnnA
10 erh Harrison
l0-Gilbert I. Goidns, Peter fairchild, WlliaA
steieht
il Wesley Smith, William d Graft, Aaron RoiIa4
IL --Jostpb Geary, Thomas q. Hagan William Han.
Geek.
13.-Jacob NJ Yreeland, Ihilip Merkle, Patrick Me-
Bride,
l4.--Jcbn O'Conror Joseph McArdlc John Frii
15.-!obn Ross Abraham Hlyer Daniel G. Eaton.
1G Alexander H. Alling George g. Mitchell, Franoas
Omen
II Contested -Jsmes Murphy Bernard Garney.
Mi ,hael smith--Robcr Boyd, Games Murphy krsde-
iick Il. lee
Observation-Disclosures Cooper, Patrick McEroy 6s-
mue Allen Robert III. Morris Patrick McElroy, Lsaas
Townsend
10 Contested--F Fernando Wood. John Eagan, John
MnTphy-fatrick Masterson, John Murphy, John o.
Kefe
20 0-Contested-Samuel Van Wart, Patrick Hinchv
Charles X Trgler-The odore Maftine, William Peck
q FoshaY.
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= 7
Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at tie Irving House. lion Humphrey Mar
hall (sinster Plenipotennarr To Chnal AID la;niy
Judge NJ. L.. Bennett, Vermont: Hon. Henry >. RAN
dali, Albany; Hon VIM. Hasey Ithica; Iiou j. D. Free
man, Miss Ucn. Preston King UgdansbuIg; Hon John
Magec. Bath; Hev. Henry Burroughs Boston; DR. X.
W Nelson. London; Gen Maynard San Francisco; Col
alter Washipgon; Il. r. De Laudre Paris Nr. hoSab,
Canlda; John Gibbons, U.S.A.; J Brigham, Lyefpool
IT, Latham, London Hon Thos. }. Patterson,
EocDester-154 others
AT the Metropolitsn-iIon ~ II olcott New orleans
Hon. j. c Steel Washington Col y. j Cohen, Balti-
more; s Ram ey, Us ~. DR. John Gortie Fla; W H.
Brcokes do james Battle. Mobile: w. Arnold Fog
land and Capt Yealon (sbip Lady frenklin)
Louisville; II. Pendcrgrast san francisco; W. ". Wat
ker. Ala. W. H. May, Savannah Gen. Harvey, US.A !
Msjor Lee, Washington; MT. Teulon, do }. Pnr:ons,
Ohio; d. Andrews, Consul St John y B.; w. r
oods England; Gen Wright, New jersey Hon J. II.
Hayt, MAine--l2o Others
At the Howard--J. NJ. Hart, oswego Hon. A.
Wheeler, Albany; W. u. Mills saodusky 0. u; H.
Mason do o. G, Mitchell. Burlington; Hon. ID. I.
woodbury., Ohio; o. Lane. Ware
Gen. Sam Houston left Cincinnati the 9th inst. for
Texas.
uis Excoicucy Sir Edmund Head, lady, and family
gays the Net Btmsrckcr VI Sept ~, who came passen
gers in the steamship America from England, arrived
early yesterday morning In the steamer Commodore
Wndso and left at nine o'clock for Fredericton
His Exceeucy received by guard Of honor, aud
on hs departure, salute fired from the battery
Lady Lyeli accompanied his Excellency and family to
head quarters.
Sir Charles Lyeil, the distinguished geologist who
out In the for the purpose Of visiting the
mining dtrcts proceeded round by land In order u
ascertain the nature Of the so and geological formations
| in the eastern part OF New Brunswick
Ills Lordshp the Bshop of Fredericton also arrived az
New Brunswick in the Commodore and will remain unt
ne xt week IL Ii his lordshps intention TO preach tn
Trinity Church TO morrow forenoon and In the Valley
| Church In the afternoon
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Markets.

New ORLEANS, Sept Is, 1852
The sales Of cotton on Saturday 1870 bales, and
to-day they have been 600 Strictly middng is quoted
10c and fair at ii 4c The receipts large. The
Humbodts received this evening its effect has
not yet been developed. Exchange Is du sterling at
10 per cent? and New York co days per cent discount
Freehts are firm, cotton Is taken to Liycpool at sd
BALTIMORE, Sept 49, 1852
sa,es made to-day of $50 bcevcs at S0a So %,
net Hogs sold at 81 70 SIS.
ALBANY. Sept. 49, 1859.
The receipts Of produce by canal since Saturday have
been as follows Flour 3 so bbls wheat, 1000 bush
els 10 OU0 buh,l; barley 600 bushels Flour l.
Gull and bear OF sales worth reporting $500
bushels prime Genesee wheat sold az 81 TO- Oats
lower 16C00 bushels Western sold at 43ac. Barley Ia
az zee. for lworoWed with sales of 500 ou-hos Corn
is steady; sales Of 10 eco bushels mixed western, at
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Anti-NIalne Law Outrages.

BOSTON, sept. l3, 1907.
Boid attempts were made in Worcester on Saturday
night, to Kill two respectable citizens About O'Clock
two men called at the residence of r Edwin Draper Who
upon opening his door, struck the temple by
one Of the men with a stone inhctiDg wound.
The rufians then fled. Shortly afterwards two
called at the house Of MIR Lewis Thayer and having oh
tanned an entrance, they knocked Mr. T down, in his
psrior when frightened by the the females
made of Messrs rhayer and Draper active friends
OF the Maine law which supposed to account for the
Outrsges
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The American Pathological Society.

PHILADELrHiA, Sept 13, 1852.
The Pomciogical Congress assembled here to-day DR.
Branckle Of Philadelphia resigned the Presidency and
M p. Wilder, Of Boston, was elected In his place.
The title OF the society changed to the American
Pathological Society"
Delegates have contributed splendid collection of
pears apples &c, which will form part of the Hort!cul-
tural EA hbition to commence on Wednesday
About one hundred delegates in attendance, from
Maine, New ork, Massachusetts, Rhode Island New
Jersey Maryland Virginia, Della Sare, Iowa, Kentucky
Ohio. Georgia. and District Of Columbia
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

49,
TNIssoIUTIoN-THE FIRM OF o. ID. DAY CO.. is
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent VIM Greene
settle the business of the late hrn at Once ia Front
street, up stairs -. ww,.,,Du prrpprrNr
New York, Sept Is, lSo2 " u. onEE-NI.
AIoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT c. w. AYlS-
IN worth is not and never has been partner o. ,ns
house of Shrman Gerding, In way interested IN
business with the subscriber. CHARLES GERDING, sur
viyer of Shipman g. Gerding. New York. Sept. T. lSos
NoTIcE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
day by mutual consents Eugene retire
spg from the concern. EUGENE JEANJAQUET.
CHARLES JEANJAQUET.
New York, o''J ' ~
The subscribers having this day entered into copartner
chip will continue their business under the firm and
style OF Jeannquet Brothers, and will adjust and settle all
outstanding accounts OF the late
Jules Lormier attorney Of the late Ia authorized
20 sign for the hrm CHARLES JEANJAQUEr.
GUSTAvE JEANJAQUEr.
New York, 80 '
IT,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY CONNECTED
with them In their business Mr. j. q. Marsh and thsJ
viii continue the manufacture OF fne Gold Jewory
she Arm Of Thomas Manchester Marsh at No. OF Beck
man rect, Office No. 20 Maiden lane. -
New York. Sept. ], 1852. y. w. MANOnEsIEh.
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Interesting from Baltimore.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT
THE GERMAN TuRNERs-F1REMAN SHOT IN A
RIOT-DUEL AT SAVANNAH, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13, 1852.
The anniversary Of the battle North Point has been
celebrated with great spirit in Baltimore to day. The
military turned ont strongly Two visiting companies
present tiom Washington They spent the day in
encampment in the suburbs of the city.
The German Turner Union had grand pic mic the
Agricultural Show grounds-great number in at
tendance dinner speeches, in German and English
and athletic exercises formed the amusenen af the day
The ASSOCIATION Of Old Defenders celebrated the day
the Relay House, with dinner, speeches, sc.
Several fremens riots have taken place during the
day. At Of them John Carmichael member of the
Vgilant Company. dangerously shot that he Is
not expected to live.
We have mail south of Savannah to- night The
deaths there by yellow fever continued to average two
a day.
duel took place on Friday, at Savannah between
two South Carolinians-the names are given. Two
shots were exchanged without any hurt.
The Female Collegiate Institute at Griffin South Caro-
lima, was destroyed by fire on Monday last.
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SPORTING.

6NREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT AT HOBOKEN.-FREE
VI admission the public. GIBSON has progressed to
the 63th hour of his feat and has completed i miles OF
his go Mr. Pollock has made with Mr. Glib
son to throw open his grounds to the public gratis.
CPoRTING.-10 THE SPORTING PUBLIC OF NEW
~ York and its vchity.-The renownsl IzzY LAZARUS,
ncby contended with owen Swift and defeated
Mbey Surrender Lane Johnny Allen with several others
of the London Ring respectfully that ho will
Hive Sparrng Exhibition Tuesday evening" Sep
senber H. 1852 At Magers Hail. No lei Elizabeth street
city for ha liberal patronage which his Henry and
Jobn Lazarus received At their hands previous OCCASION;
and in gratitude which, he honoraby pledges himself
chat nothing shall be wanting the above evening to make
IL one OF The above named lads whose
fame ia already known tho word will too in ring
tune at o'clock. Johnny Walker, who has kindly come
nompanjcd by this city, The amusements Will con-
ciude with trial Of skill between James Sullivan and lazy
Taznrus would again positively assure the public that
Lbs sha be humbug Tickets OF admission - cents
6parrng to commence at 0 o'clock
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WRECK OF THE PROPELLER JANIS WOOD.

WRECK OF THE PROPELLER JANIS WOOD.
AsHrABULA, Sept Is, 1852
The propeller james Wood loaded with 500 barrels Of
-four and large quantity of wheat sprung leak during
the gale yesterday and while trying to make this port
went ashore below East pier The -four was all swept
overheard and the main dsck s four under water
Tho propeller and cargo were insured
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

DERFoRD CO.'S REGULAR CALIFoRNIA AND
I'D south American Expres-Will be despatched on the
steamer illinois, September 10th and connect with
fhe steamer Golden Gate In charge o our mes
senaer through 10 destination Shippers can rely on their
goods being through ahead Of all others
na the others having all tho nrecedence
The return brings receipts OF all our goods being
shpped agent corresponding steamer with tho
regularity Of the ais All freight should be strictly IN
water proof condition and exceed 10 lbs Small par
w. BEIl0RD q CO, sAs.og boags,
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PhItsiraI Intelligence.

Hon X. Ingsroli has declined the g. 'ns'ssen nv q
citizens Of Phiadeiphis ,,,.
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ytrther<, Liberties. Philadelphia county.
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sco,t into Mexico, number Of ceebrst,oos viii tske
race throughout tho country, BY political clubs a the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-14
Robbery of n Mail bag, &c.

PnILADELpHrA September 13, 1859.
riaed mail bag, which proves to have been made up
at Savannah the 9th Of September of letters from
and points beyond for New York city points
beyond found in the Kensipgon Railroad depot early
this morning. Most Of the left behind by
the robbers and what taken has not yet been
tanned.
The Mounted Carbineers, Leidy, arrived here to day
from Baltimore, and escorted through the by
the county troop.