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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
The Presidential Election.

TIE hEft IT II NUKIH JhhULINA
BALTiMoRE. Nov Ia 1852
The Official vote Of Nork Carolina gives Pierce os6
majority
Governor Reid ha, issued his proclamation calling on
the Electors to asepbe Raleigh on the first Wednes
day in December, to cast the vote Of the State
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
hsw OBLE.Ns Nov. II. 1852
Further election returns from Texas give piercs and
King heavy nssItty
The complete returns Of Louisiana give Pierce 145I
majority
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The Latest from Texas, SC.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1852.
The steamship Louisiana has arrived here with Calves
ton dates to the 18th inst The generally Is un-
pcstsnt.
Governor Bell has called extra session OF the Legs-
lature 10 meet on the 10th January
hr Thraher will start aweekly paper in this city next
Sunday. Ii is to be called the Beacoa of CuJa.
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From baltimore.

CORPORATION PREPARATIONS TO WELCOME GENERAL
Pifht4-TBE RuM0R OF CAPTAIN UPsHUR's
DEATH, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1852
To Baltimore C ty Council held an extra session to
day. Ddtended the Inequalities Of the city &c General
Pierce committee appointed to make arrange
mems FOR bis reception
The Norfolk B,aoon conrsdics the reported death If
Captain Upshur at spezzia II saws AT last nc
counts he vas stn alive though very III
The Legislature of North Carolina has upapimously
reelected Hon. Winism Hin Secretary Of state
We have received mail south of Charleston To.
night
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Aeqoittals on Charges of Murder In Pitts
bury.

PirrsBuRc, Nov. is, 1852
John and bonoris Csney, the second trial for the
murder ofhe Cuthbert children by poison we're ac
10 day and liberated
Hester Richard on was also acquitted IN the Init al
Etses Court the charge o. murder by shooting her
step ION, al Allegheny Arsenal last Summer ~
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Suicide Of N Derapged Female.

WnLisMsroRT, Pa Nov. is, 1862
Mrs Stephen Gould committed suicide by cutting her
threat wi . thi. morning She has been paru
ally deranged fS three years past in consequence Of
nj q her children having been drowned through tho
buei'r g u mill dam
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From Washington,


zHE TERMS UPON WHICH THE GUAGo DIFFICULTY
WAS SETTLED
SPECIAL coRExsroSpENcE YoRK HERALD.
WAsnNcToS, Nov. is, 1852
Photographed you yesterday, the announcement of the
settlement Of the fculty between this country aud
Peru account Of the Lobos Islands In order to pre-
vent mistakes which information in my pos session leads
TO believe may be committed it is proper to state
that the Peruvian government have only agreed to pro-
cot from los those vessels which embarked the time
n what is known the Jewett enterprise, in conse-
quence OF Mr websters letter Any vessel which may
proceed to the Lobos Islands viii with con
sidstation. X
THE CAPITOL EXTENSION - SUPERINTENDENT RE-
SIGNEp-NoRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MoSu.
MEN. FUND, ETC
fkoM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. Nos IS, 1852
Nr Strong the superintendent of the Capitol extension
Las resigrtd not Being dispoed to continue the Office
under he nco ming adminstra ion--aud wishing 80 en-
esge IN profitable business The resigna ion TO
take elect from the "a inst
Asober two hundred workman TO be dismissed on
Ss.uosy
The receipts to the Washington Monument fund from
the LIT 10 The 10Th inst. amount to So 500.
lie publication Of The EreL,ng Telegraph is suspended
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Madame sontag IN Boston.

BosToN Nov Is, 1852
isdsus fobt'Et last concert 4 81 usual fG 70 over.
fortng o. sunday cvtlLg Madame scntsg gives a
rsas tse4.d ocucort = til H.. Man. u.u IN c,niopo
oU & ~ iiis. Z. ali A. da sec.y.y
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THK LIQUOR ELL PRONOUNCED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
CcNcosD, n Il Nov is 1862
The Judges OF the Superior Court in this State have
DECIDED that in each OF It's details the liquor bill
Of the last June feson 81 the Legislature or New Hamp
ehife, conflicts with the constitution
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NE VS. BY TIE L e CIR A p n.
~>>>>>~>~>>~~~>~>~>~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA.
~>>>~>~>~~>~~>~>>>N~
Highly Exciting Intelligence.
>o~~>~~~>~~~~>>~~~~>~
TIE CRESCENT CITY Sem NEAR THE RiRBOs
~>~~~~~~~>>>~~~>~>>>
A Spanish Steamer and Sloop of War
Bearing Down to Her.
~>~~~~~>~~~~>~>~>~~>~
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM BUENOS AYRFS.
>>S~~rS~>~>>~>>>~~>>>~
Attempt to Overthrow the Government.
>~>~r.~>~>~>~N>>N>>~>~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
->~N~N>~~N~ N>>~>NN>>>
Railroad aud Maritime Disasters,
So. &c. SO.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM BUENOS AYRFS
Attempt TO Overthrow the Government
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Railroad aud Maritime Disasters,
Sc. &c. Sc.
The Latest from Cuba.

The annexed dispatches from Charleston appear
to be rather my sterious While one might lead to
the supposition that the Spanish war steamer was
going down to the Crescent City with peaceful in
tentisns, the other despatch declares that said
steamer was accompanied by slocp of.war, which
circumstance, taken in connection with the news
thought by the Black wa1ior, on Wednesday,
weud seem to indicate that the Spanish vessels of
war In reality, intended to intercep. the c. c. and
prevent her from entering the harbor If the mis-
sion OF the steam frigste amicablo, why did
the sloOp accompany her? Bat here are the dc.
sratckes-
CHARLESTON, Nov. L. 1852.
The L S, mail steamship Isabel has arrived here
With three days later intelligence from Havana than
was received by the Black Warrior at New York
The Isabel left Havana ~ down on Monday even
ing, the 18th instant, at which time the steamship
Crescent City about Eve miles from Moro Castle
Al dark the Spanish steam rigate Isabel Ell Catoca,
a1d sioop of war, bearing down upon the
Crescent City signal light also blazing from
the Moro.
The aikness Of the night If obstruc.sd those
board the Isabel wn ssiug interview between the
Crescent Cit! and the Spanish vessels of war
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CHARLESTON, Nov. lS-S: 20 T. NJ
The steamship Isabel. Captain Rollins has arrived ut
this por. She left Havana at S p NJ on the 18th inst
and Key West at $50 NJ or the 10Th.
On the evening of the 18th the Isabel saw the ste an
hip Crescent City Captain Davenport from New Or.
leans the enraac. Of the harbor of Havana and
also saw spanish steamer bearing down to her with
the supposed intention of informing her that she might
eater the harbor without any further trouble as con-
Siderable uneane's HAD been felt Havana in conse.
qusnos Of her arrival when due it being thought
that she had been ordered not TO touch there ri will
b. remembered that the Crescent City detained at
New orieans until Friday last -Eo
1t IL said that the Captain General win interfere
further with her
This Information is furnished by Of the officers of
the Isabel and IL believed to be perfectly reliable.
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RrooI.-stcamship Ass-Capt Mailing and lady, Mr.
pumas and lady. Mr. Mrs aud Miss Zachre Mr. MoGrosor
LADY, chile anu servant Mr. Corhe lady and two serssnts
mis- Fisher Mrs Krkhead Mr. Mailer and lady Mr. Bursta
ady, two children and servant, Mr. vickers and LADY,
n nops' p,t HSwaat RE Rao sr Maean gerr.nd
iop Dunbar Rev Or Mathieon, Master MAtlisson. W
w. nn ps W neeliop Nj Mceon III Rov Sosddns,
Ashhury Allison Mr Gath, NJ Burnside Mr. De LsnIs
ror nr' MT Lacy, w Small L y serratt Bischon,
Ww ooan amor ny Jui,n Maokey Rev. Brown,
barker M Gerighty MT Kelly Miss Cumming, Mr. wright
Mr. I'm Wright Mr. Shaus-Tota1 50.
city Of Ncrfck-H Barber
Coon, Mrs MAILER Petina, sedgwick, Shirley Mrs
DaN EXPORT, ID Jones' ~ In the storage. "
NORFOLK, &o-Steamship Roanok e-AiA Arnold Mr. Clan
tor, Barney Green Goo Clark, Grover, s Bas-
ter Gilltssy md laiy. W Smith, A " Wsring and
LADY, Miss MURPHY Miss Ogden Miss Pearson, rondrea
and children w II Haett w " Davis j n Brsv.n Iaaays
LuckeJ, Gee Green John Smith, Cough, Caas Gavin
Bhrnum-l5 In the steeraee.
= sAyAsNAE-shr cAuden-xr A Cspolla aud LAZY ne
rts'su. NPRris Battle samuel Hillmaa earpao.sr .,
-. 49, s~-..". .-...- ~. -ssss 4p., 49,. ysas,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
RETURNING REAsos.-THe East 4

RETURNING REAsON.-IHe East Ala-
bonidn and The Winston Banner, both Of them
Wing papers, heretofore refusing to support Gen.
Scott, came to Us this week doing battle maniully
under the banner Of Scott and Graham. We well
come them gladly back to active service in the
great political battle field, ard we hope and trust
that their pie will be followed by all who, like
them, have felt disappointed, but who feel that
Wing principles are best adapted 10 promote the
prosperity OF the country. The East Albanian
saws:
at is useless FOR US to remain in state OF neu-
trality shy longer. Ii must be admitted that there
are no chances Of having third ca 1d!date IN the
field or making respectable race with him II one
should be brought out. And il is also impossible
for an American citizen to remain Indifferent 10
PRESIDE ntial election. We have heretofore sad
that we would either remain neutral or support the
l. IS Objectionable Of the two candidates; as we
cannot remain neutral, we have hoisted the banner
OF Scott and Graham, and Will contribute our mite
toward their election" Norfolk Wal Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
NAPOLEON TIE LITTLE.

Under this title the eloquent VICTOR
HUGO has Just published at London by far
the most unsparing criticism and the Bit
terest assault yet made upon the usurper
of France. 1t is volume of 400 pages,
divided into nine books. From the first Of
these, entitled the Man, the Courier des
Utats Unis yesterday published an ex-
tract, Of which we here translate portion.
1t is at once most brilliant specimen of
invective and a profession of faith in the
eternal vitality of Liberty.
Let 10 se, forth this triumph of order-ls Us depict
hi. Government vigorous settled, squared OF, strong,
having on Ito tide crowd Of small young men, who
have more ambition than psirs of boots, psrssies and
miserable beggsrs; sustained on the Exchange BY
Fould the Jew and In the Church by Monialembert the
Catholic esteemed by women who wish to be girls
ard by men who wish 10 be projects sustained By CO.
ALTON Of prost,u,iops giving fetes making Cardinals
wearing white crsvs and with opera bat under hs
arm with gloves like fresh butter a. Morry new'vAr-
n,sle AZ Maupss fresh brushed Persigny rch' se-
CANT, ceap silded, brushed, joyous born In Sea Oh
blood.
Va. tbsrs vviI1 no a waking up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
The Opposition Sfnte Conves ton.

Lot OF Delegates a. lar as ssceftainef
Albdny-Cornelius Vosburgh, Joseph
Hilton, John McCardei, james H. Brisbtn.
Ckautnu9ne-Hb am A Pratt, j. 81. Edison.
ChenanSo-Lewis II. Case.
COrtiand-Hepiy stephens
Dtlooaye-Reten PARKER
E,t.-Psuck Smith, William A. Sutton, Oliver Patch,
Orrip l., ckwosd
Fulton and Haniiton--C. s Grnpel.
Gtpsso-Wiiam Bryan, Marx Beeoher.
KtH9s-W. Marshall, John Rice, Charles Hooper.
NOnrOe-J b. Wheeler
Ontioa-S Gsrvin.
Onsnd9Ra-Jui G.. klDDe
Onfarto-D w. C. Gage, r.. q. Lspham.
Oru9e-Alen NJ Sherman, edward N. Madden,
samuel Fowler
OTiesns-Tbomas J. Clark
Qmens--Sylyanps smith
Rn,.slao-Jobn Msirs.
Rchm0nd-James Harcourt
ROckiapd-A Edward Suffsrn.
Sat0tqgo--Wilam L. Avery and George q. Scot.
Srbtn,ctody--B Potter.
SchOkarte-Hlram Walden, Elisha Brown.
Steu6en-Nsthsniel NJ Perry.
So folk John q SchumskH.
T,osa-Ns,bsn Bristol
Tisrr-Tbos ID. w. Robinson. John n. Steele
flashing ton-James ii. Sheriff. (sontested) NJ FalT-
child
Observation-Disclosures ID. Miller, Edmund q. sathew-
land.
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~ The Trenton papers state that
bano bill hss been circulated, calling those sbo wtee
the demolition Of The water power dam. W asssmssS
and complete the work Of destruction Tbs Snsnn nss
been noihed that the county w be called on Tor oa'
sses unless the dam Is protested. Tk 6s.Ax peIe'
neptly remarks that some Of those intsreea " hs Ply
servation yea pursuing q policy .ocn ss1os ,s =
Up those Of Eosland, By supporting the D'@0crssa
party.
II Our Boston friends are having great
49,. s.h,, A .hoslof u,ackerel has entered he has.
Dor and paced round into the B:ck Bay and are
TO Be caught from tho wh.rvss Snsgss. ~, 80
-. 1919 a 6sh 70 heavy that be ws forced -
cs psssepeer 10 bis assistance 10 pulling him OF.
II proved 70 So hsss, weighing y D.
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THE LADIES INrEREsrRp.-The Whig

Ladies of Fulton, Osuego County have presented
the " Il mon Scott Club" of Volney and CRANKY
with a beautiful Banner, ornOmented with ap-
piopriate emblems. The following is the letter
OF presentation:
the Gsntsmen eouposng the Caon Scott Club Of Fulton
Committee of the Ladies OF Fulton, admrius the
gallsnuy heroism and virtues OF your great political
Chief the llustrious Winfield Scott herewith present
you Banner, which we would be pleased TO have
you accept as q token Of approval OF the noble
cause Ia hich you are engaged.
Weth cheerfuly step aside At this time, froIa
our accustomed sphere even at the haZart OF being
made the subject Of upReneTous remark, because we
believe that yours Is euphsticay the party OF protec
ton, OF progress and snslioraton. Trusting that the
unostentsiious Banner herewith presented will not
fail to remind you OF your duty to your party, your
and your country, take pleasure 10 comnttns
1T your charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
r. A Canada paper contains the follow

r. A Canada paper contains the follow
r notice Of the death Of distinguished Indian chief
tsinen:
At the Mohawk Settlement, Tyer denses, Canada
West In the confident reliance upoo tbs sufciency OF
her Ssyiours merits, Tuesday, the 3d. nst, .. the
sdvspced age Of IS years, Margaret reic Of the ists
Joseph Brspf second son of INC celebrated Captain
Joseph Brspt ard only daughter Of the late Captain
JOhn Deserouti-a chief who distinguished h'msef ~ .
valuable ally OF the British forces dring the var Of
be Revolutionary struggle IN America, and under whose
suspces the Mohawk Tube vas located In the Bay Of
Qpnte
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Coon ADvIcE.-HEINzEN, the Editor of

COOP ADvICE.-HEINzEN, the Editor Of
the Janus, in lecture recently delivered at
Cleveland on the Germans in America, in speaking
Of what the German immigrants should learn from
the Americans, says that Of the things they should
not learn the chief are humbug, tobacco chewing
and brandy drinking.
- This is good advice for all people whether Of
Te1tonic, Celtic, or Yankee origin, and we COM
mend it to the general attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

The GERMANS AND THE SHAM DEM0c-
HAcY-"Tbst mos, ofthe German adhere, whou. iaves
legation or independence party which ssem'to exls
for DO other purpose than under decetul Mans 70 bs
the support Of Slavery and to make shareholders tho
despots Of this Republic error which can only be
explained BY long standing confusion Of ideas and
systematic corruption From this error IL 10 be hoped
that they will earnestly emsnctpste themselves BY going
over en- raasss " the party Of the Free Soilera"
lHe,nIen's Speech At ClsyslsaS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

IowA.-We Washington Union claims
& handsome Opposition majority in either branch
Of the Legislature-2O to 10 in the Senate, and 80
10 - in the House. We believe it is considerably
less. At least, one-third of the Members are
elected by very small maorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
DEMOCRATIC OUALIFIcArIoNs.-

DEMOCRATIC QUALIFIcATIoNs.- I'm St.
Louis lives German Consul who has an extraordinary
passion for the democratic" party. But bis posi-.
ton oIbids bis openly joining the cause he has found
the means OF indirectly becoming member Of IT, BY
buying several slaves Sull 10 order far possible
TO conceal thI Democratic qualification, he does not
use the slaves himself bur hires them out at S. aweek
piece One half of the product he spends Tor the sup
port Of Pierce and King. JANUS.
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Interestins Items from the soufh-rhc Gcer.
ala Union Party, &c

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug q, 1852
The Wings of Baltimore have called a
Convention for next Tnursday night to nominate q
candidate for the Msyorsly
The msil from New Orleans has arrived.
The Georgia papers publish the address
OF the Executive Commute dis,ovins the Union party
Al d ~itodfs~ing their Electoral ticket The reSsoa
given for the cissout 10 that the great of the
Whis party Of the State he'd Withdrawn taems slves
from the [ nion organization.
portion Of tie COMMITTEES have Issued "a address TO
TIE Union Whlgs and Democrats favo' able 20 Pierce
arr King. calling Convention 10 be held 10 Ad.nts
the sh September for the purpose Of deciding the
pclicN to be- adopted.
The ship Levi Woodbury. arrived at
New Orleans, report, bark name MT known, loaded
win sussr, ashore On Csry's Fort Rect.
The first cotton of this years growth
wss received AZ Mobile on the Plat inst and sold a,
- cents per pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

~ NJ. CADET arrived at Nauyoo, from
New York. on the sd ult lie was welcomed 10 Q
festival by the entire community. The celebration Of
the day was concluded By tho performance Of tho
trssedy Of Gracious Ia the French language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
City Conventions In PhiladeI phia---sudden
Death
PHILADELPHIA,

PHIADELPHIA, Friday, Aug =, Ie5-
The Democratic City and County Con-
yenton have adjourned iil Monday. After the 37th bal
LOT for sheriff, Msssrs Kline and Peters slood At "A
escb-ls6 being necessary for choice.
The Wing City and County Convention
have had bsOtinss for Sheriff without Domiostion
samuel Alien bad a. votes, Coliidsy 3o-J- being re-
quired for choice
John c. NAPLES, Superintendent of the
Sailor, Home In ,hi' city died very suddenly last even
iny.I He was at prayer meeting In the ssors Home,
and had Just conc AIDED prayer, when he fell down
aud died 10 ten minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

"DEMocRATIc" Pass WoRD.-A. TO b.
ALLOW ne to present my friend C, real gentleman
and pure Democrat, one Of the best supporters Of
The party"
C-"How many Slaves do you own, Sir"
Janus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

INDrANA.-John d. Ferguson, Esq, of
Clark County, is the Wing candidate for Con-
gress, in place of Hon. John ). Davis, who de-
clined running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Nayisatien Of tie Ohio.

PTTTsBrRGH, Friday, aug =, IoJ--
A further rise has taken place In the
River, which SIX feet ak inches In tins
char DEL and Is sll rising The large packets are pre-
pairing % go cut
Prelshss TO Cincinnati are a. 25c, per cvt to Louis
vile 25c.; 70 ST Louis, 75c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

ILLINoIs.-James Knox is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the WITH District.
In the With District, Charles H. Constable is the
Wing candidate, and J. c. Allen, the Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Cholera ar Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Friday, Aug: q 1872
The Board of Health report deaths by
cholera for the two days ending al O'Clock this r d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Arrival Of the City OF Manchester-Rape

FHILADI LPIiIA1 lucy Mug ~ /. =
The steamship City Of Manchester from
Liverpool llth Aug passed the Break at 10 o'clock
th, morrips Al viii reach her wharf about O'Clock
th, evening she brings full fresh and $50 psssen
gers :,
Owen Gallagher, aged 40, was convicted
In the Criminal Court today ola rape upon Mary Lits
sxed year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Probable Rejection of Bradferd-Ritchie's
Alleged Losses.
= o Ihe \. I. ITfbHnc
WARRINGTON. FRIDAY, Al

WARRINGTON Friday, Aug. p, 1852
The rejection BY the Senate Of Edward
A. Bradford's nomination to the Supreme Bench
is next to certain. The Senate has voted Father
Richie fifty thousand dollars for his alleged
losses. 1t is ascertaned, semi.oficialy, that this
gives him a clear profit Of about twenty-five
thousand. Douglas and his friends struggled
hard to give him clear profit Of one hundred and
seventy five thousand, which is more than Gen.
Scott received for f'rty-four years of hazardous
and fruitful services. CHA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
The Difficulty between hessrs. Polk and
CulIOni-I direction.

VASIIINHIUNl IIIuayi aug. =, ISJ-,
An error occurred in the House report
OF Tuesday, owing TO verbal omission. When 81 ,s,s
Polk and Gallon had their cOlloquy on Tuesday, the
former ad 10 substance to the latter, al say you are
liar send your friend u me- TIE correction is deem
ed necessary, as II would seem that Mr. Polk called
upon friend to come TO his assistance when such was
lot the fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

nusNcis W incu lnteEIOghtOries.
Two Weeks Later from CaIIfornia-ArriyaI
Of the Falcon at Ncw-Orle ans-Upward
Of s2,OOO,OO0 en- route for New-York on
the Ohio.
NEw.oRLEANs, Thursday, Aug 26, 1854
The steamship Falcon has arrived at this
pert with San Francisco dates to the lst August
The Oregon had arrived at Panama from
San Francisco bringing down 90 co. 20 of gold dust On
freight
Sickness has abated on the Isthmus.
The steamship Ohio left Aspinwall for
New.York the l9h inst, having on freigh, upward
Of 100000 gold dust Capt Snow Of the L. S Navy,
is among her passengers.
The Mining intelligence is favorable.
The Indians continued very troublesome,
and was reported that they abou. organizing for
general fight with the whites
The San Francisco Markets were gene
rally slightly depressed.
Intelligence from Australia seems to in
dictate that the tendency Republication is progress
ing rapidly, and Declaration Of IgdepdRce is LOOKED
for ere long
The yield from the mines was increas-
ing.
Emigration from California to Australia
wss taking place on large scale
Sandwich Island dates are to the ID of
July but the news ls unlmportAnt
Mr.. Rice has been in further trouble at
Acapulco. He again arrested and his property
SELF ed. He left on the steamer Oregon for Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
LOUISVILLE, Thuudsy, A

Seven negroes, belonging to 7. q ].
Arterburn, ran away on Tuesday night
A man named Hill killed his room mate,
named Bentley, By accident a. Lexington on Tuesday
lssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Failure Of the Southern Wall.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug "a Is5!
We have no mail tonight south of Rich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Prospects,.
ines Correspondents q The Tnbule.

From the Business Correspondents Of The Tribune.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON Wis, Friday Aug. 20. ls52
I'VE make no rash promises but we
mean and hope to carry this state for Scott. C."
LOUISIANA.
"NEw ORLENs, Thursdsy, Aug 10, 1852.
&" Everything looks well the only diff
Guilty will be 10 overcsme the few Wings that left Scot
az The first sound OF the nomination. They rot op
pose Scott but have that false pride Of not yisding
20 en- upgusrded expression. No man here doubts his
fceliy to the Uuion and the Constitution, but pride
without merit may lose FIVE Wing yotes for Scott
and Graham. On the other hand The General will gain