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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
AUCTION SALES.
a UCTIoN SALE OF HORSES HI1ecy
THIS DAY.

a UCTION SALE OF HORSES. E,uesy
IA AND HARNESS, &c-Wi be sod n rser
oil my store, No. fifteenth street. on SATURDAY.
morning the 3D. instant commencing at 10 O'Clock I
ine harness horse said to be sound aud gentle: also
buggy and harness, together with several other e
harness and work horses
jas GEO ]. SIMMER. Anc,
y EWEkLERY, WATCHES, SILVER WARE
- &c-Ihe sale OF Mr.. J. G Davidsoa's stock Of
jewellery Watches, Silver Ware, &C.. will be con-
tlnutd every evening commencing at O'Clock. iii
the whole stock is closed; the public ore invited 10
attend the sale, they viii fnd some of the beat Of
the stock still uusod
jas GEO. 7. SUMNER. Amer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

QUESTIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A.
n McEVOY respectfully announces that his Acade
my is open in the Exchange Hotel. Days OF
tution-For young ladies, misses and masters, We'd
nesday afternoons at O'clock, and Saturday mora
ings, at 10 o'clock. For gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, at II o'clock.
Mr. M. may be seen at the rooms any day in tn
week. oc
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

NEW BUSINESS.

FESIiE undersigned having associated themselves as
Il partners under the firm and style OF GEORGE
B. SAUNDERS Il BROTHER, they will continue
the Grocery and Commission business he late stand
Of David ]. Saunders & Son. No 3l6 Broad street
Shockoe Hill, where they will keep hand well
selected assortment of Groceries, which they will
sell for cash TO puncua customers on the usual
time as low any other estab shnent in the city
They hope by diligence and fidelity to merit CONT
firm of David J. Saunders & Son. and the public ge-
morally. GEO. B. SAUNDERS,
dem S,rTRTTTS SATINDEpC
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

@STRATTON,S OFFICE, No. $, South IAN
~ strast.
kslsall the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToNs the man.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
ONaEIRIS LINE.

.-rn, The subscriber is running II line
sa.sssse-,s9gS VI Omnbusses in this city, from Rock
Ss1S2@---A- tits 10 the head of Broad street.
Fare from RICKETTS, to the head OF Broad street or
any portion OF tie route 81 cents
The linz consists of the most splendid coaches that
have yet been Introduced into the city attended by care
fol and experienced drivers.
49, Noimppper persons will be permitted to en-.
ter either OF the ounbuses, the line specially conf
nends itself 10 ne patronage ofthe ladies'.
no TT ~ Major
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

MMAY.-I5l bales northern Hay, Of strictly prima
u H. quality, all shipped under Dock--receivug THE
day per schooner William Morice, for sale by
no II J Il f CLENDINTNG.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

EO-PA RTN ERSHIP.-LEWIS WEBB, hav-
" ing associated with him his son, LEWIS N.
WEBB, will continue the business al the old stand,
No 90 Main street, I'm der the firm OF LEWIS WEBB
IL SON. LEWIS WEBB,
LEWIS N WEBB.
Law La 10 Jif
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

81 AFING purchased the interest of William Al
HE len,in the late firm OF Allen a. Wendinger
avail myself oil this occasion TO inform the customers
of the firm aud The public generally that shall carry
OF the business at the old stand where will be hap
py to serve them with article in the line Of Mer
chant Taors. G. WENDLINGER.
do Ipo
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

4aa FOR RENE OR sALE.-The very capa.
sE. cioos and conven,nt house known as Persco's"
occupied recently by frs Meades school, on Marshall
and 9th streets.
so, the brick hous adjoining my residence on 9Th
street. recently the proerty of Mrs. Myers Several de-
srable additions and Improvements will be made fol
good tenant. Apply Mrs. Taylor, Richmond, or
by letter, Hanover Govt House, 10
au 29--2aWts GEORGE TAYLOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
DAVID CNRRIE

~ FOR B0SION-FIRST VESSEL
60 The superior fire as sailing regular packet
schooner JUL1ETTE. CAPITA Baker. having portion
of her cargo engaged and Joing on board, will sail
with all possible dispatch. FOR balance oil freight oil
500 packages tobacco, or passage, having superior
commodatons, apply to Capain on board at Edmond
IL Dayenport's wharf, or 10 -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

MJOTiCE.-The firm OF ALLEN & WEND-
Iva LINGER is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business OF the concern will be closed by
Mr. Wendlinger. wac is charged with the payment OF
all the debts of the concern, and to whom alone all
payment TO the concern are 10 be made.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
C WENDLcNGER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Drawn numbers Of Monongalia No l93-Dec 10Th:
IS SO rs 10 IS 81 SO 81 81 3 % 49,
Half Nos 30 81, prize of Sl5G)
Ticket 10 80 SO, do do 800 Sold and paid by
Do % al 81, do do $lO0}
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

AEO-P RTN ERSHIP.-The subscribers have
u formed Partnership, under the style OF BACON
& BASKERVILLE, and have taken the store on the
corner of 18th and Cary st eeis, nearly opposite the
Columbian Hotel, where they will continue the bust
ness of Grocers a nd General Commission Merchants.
JOHN l. BACON,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

Tickets $50 halves 10, quarters s.
Certificate OF package OF wholes SZe0--shares in
proportion.
Orders for Tickets in any OF the Maryland lotteries
WI meet the most prompt and confidential attention I'd
addressed to Morris g. Co, Managers, orto
~ w. PURCELL.
de ~ Richmond Va l
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

"a OTfCEs-The Partnership between the sub
"a scribers this day dissolved Con the Sd inst)
by mutual consent.
and those indebted will see necessity of making
payment as soon az possible.
J. H. WALkE,
Nov 81 1851 l. X Wake
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

WANTED, by young mana permanent situation
w in some business in this dty. He has had sew
eral years experience in mercahe business writ s
good hand, and can bring satisfactory references as
to character, qualifications &c. liberal. salary will
only be required business il his principal object.
Enquire OF Mr.. Thos Bailie, at the Times office
in
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

ygsHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves
III under tie firm OF HARRIS & GIBSON, for
the pu pose of ransacting Commission Business
They propose to devote their attention chiefly to the
sales OF Tobacco, Flour Wheat and Corn and trust te
united efforts and experience will enable them to eff
feet tory sales OF property cond ed to their man.
agement.
Soliciting continuance of the patronage trey have
each hitherto enjoyed they tender thanks TO their
spective friends. ALFRED T. HARRIS,
ia 2--2aw2w WIN d. GIBSON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
DAVID CURRIE.

atE, FOR NEW YOtu4-FlRS l. VESSEt..-
60. 60 Virginia Line of Rihmond and New York
Packels.-The superior 6netast sailing packet
schooner CALICO, Capain VIM. Nelson, hav-
ing the greater portion Other cargo engaged and
going on board, will sail with all possible dispatch
For balance OF freight of 80 packages tobacco or
passage, having superior Accommodations, apply. to
Captain on board at Edmohl s. Davenpor's wharf, or
to DAVID CURRlE.
do
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Died.
On ss,Trday, May q Eus..rra sy!axslArp, dsugh-
Ter OF " iam A and Elizabeth Bradshaw aged years
9 months and Is days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
the resid nee Of her father. QS Greene street
On Saturday morning. May %, EuzABGru reict Of
Her friends and seQuantances also those al the family
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at O'Clock from her late residence 50 Charlton
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
, On Sunday morning May % Of consumption Mr.. Jous
The friends and Of family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral morrow afternoon
ri O'Clock from his late residence, l16 Bank street
without further notice The members Of Niagara Chapter
No. 30 u and the members Of the order generally
are also respectfully invited to attend. His remains viii
be taken to Greenwood
On Saturday evening, May o. WILLIAM BeS,AM,r aged
7eyears
smin Jr and Of c. Gordon invited to attend the
tns raj services at 252 Pearl street Myrtle avenue
Grookly H. this afternoon Mt O'Clock.
OrsSaturday morning, May 20, CORNELIUS NJ GAuL of
the firm Of Malcolm and Gaul in the 46h year OF his age
vited his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence So Fast Sixteenth street without
further invitation,
On Sunday May 2S CLARA ADELAIDE only child Of the
late Edmund Endicott. aged 16 mouths
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funersl tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from 90 Canal street.
On Sunday morning, May %, Josspm MouroS. youngest
son OF Daniel and Mary Angelina Baker, aged l year
We loyed him. Yea no tongue can tell
How much We loved him. and how we'll.
God loved him, too: and he thought best
To take him home to be at rest.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
spectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the
dence of his father SIS Grand street this afternoon
O'Clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood for in
terment.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Sunday May %, MARIA .GAssSER. wife of Phillip
Gasner aged AZ years 10 months and 10 days
The friends and relatives and the sailmakers in gene
raj respectfully invited attend her funeral this
aft rnocn at o'clock from her late residence III Eliza
beth street.
On Sunday morning. May 30 suddenly Of Group, Ma
THAN WoRLiy youngest con OF Nathan and Adcla Wor
ley. aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at clock
from the residence Of his parents 1873 street
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mARITIME INTELLIG ENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY %, 1852
a r~avAA

Steamship Humboldt, Lines, Havre May Q, and Coves
ioh with mdse and passengers to Livingston. May
with black ball in her topsaiL bound w.
steamship Georgia Porter New Orleans via Havana My
steamship City q &scS. Norfolk &C.
=, with mdse and passengers, to Mailer e. Lord.
ship Fanny Forester Peterson, Boston, 6 days, to
Brig Ariel (Br) Sparks Messina @ days with oranges and
iehc.s; to Gima rtin vessel TO Freeman Co. May
20 lat g. io 20 60 spoke brig Mary Elizabeth Of
Brig Elizabeth Watts, Watts, Nenyas May with sugar
SC, 70 owen Son, vessel TO " Elwell & Co. May
Il lat - - Lon y o. passed bark Justin Storer steering
hence for San Juan de los Remedies.
Mscesdy Co. MAY d. Is L, lon S1sa passed ssseSn
Brig Fanny Orb Pharon. Habert Bay Eundy 10 days.
ssss ns e D4.ssr s B:v sarr Palermo n days with
ScRr Meridian iof Biuebij, Wood St Domingo City. "a
days with mahogany and honey to Rossire Co. May
cruise for BOSTON, With lao bbls oil from
sehr Pacific Farrew Washington. NC. days. with naval
stores. to Bateman Rudderow.
Schr Richmond. Tlby Richmond, days.
Schr Fairfax. Pen6eld, Georgetown A days.
I Gssnc sGBsi xssn, x saS days.
schr Juliet, Garter. Calais, days.
Schr Mary Langdon. Smonton. Rockland, S days.
Scir Ivanhoe. Gregory Rockland. days.
Schr David Babson. Babson. Rockport.
Steamer Ontario Chase, Boston.
Below,
Ship Union Davis, New Orleans % days with mdse to
Frost g. Hicks
Also, two briss. unknown
Sailed,
ships Spartan (Brl. Welch, Dalhousie; VIM sewal
Wind at sunrise NV: meridian. calm; sunset EsE light
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The Massachrsctts Liquor Bill Signed by
The Governor.

quarter past eleven the Secretary Of state in
viii the following mcsaagc;-
Coz NCu CHAMBER, May 81 1852.
10 lie President qf the scaole;--
Hlrt-FoImcr and appropriate usage requires that
notice q tho official sanction Of the executive the
several bills nnd resolves which have been submit
him blll lc given TO tho Legislature By message
delivered by tho Secretary 81 the Commonwealth
EHtirg this Gay gncd bin entitled AN act
ing the muLuf ,ctufe and salo Of Fprtuous ntoxi-
eating liquors. deem II proper 70 communicate the
iact TO tho honorable senate Tia which II rinatcd In
moe soltm fcim
This hn appears TO be identical in an It's features but
.n' WIN That which returned to the Senate on the
l'th mt with my objections 10 its passage.
1hai provided for reference TO the people with the
ue % N open ballot Ihs rests entirely upon the
ton ~ The government. II seems TO me highly proper
that Whenever law l. submitted to the rcopc 1t shoud
h ~ ueh manner az 70 render the decision final The
hIst measiIa appeared 70 calculated to impair the
~ free government
IN The communication to which 7 have rof,roa +
'iaitd hainy chief and sufficient objection was agai,s
the means Of asceraining the public viii rbe b;jl ~
under consideration does not affect the princne 81 ~
secret ballot also stated that tho bin Contained now
principles of legislation, of doubtful expedcncv ana
mat le judgment Of the people should be taken ana Inc
u.e Of tho secret ballot required To that opinion s,
auhee Tho course pointed out seemed to nccsssa
~ 70 bng the measure within the rule that law 4 the
timent ~
but the legislature after deliberate reconsideration
q the subject, has expressed an opposite opinion The
point Of difference Is one Of oxpcdlency
think II inexpedient TO pass the bill without srch
rirence 20 me people as have named The Legislature
thinks II expeien 70 pass the h according to the usual
forms. Upon this point Of difference do not M libert =
RON doubts inmy own mind 70 withhold INV assent to
measure intended to advance sacred moral causc
y have, therefore approved the bill ontde An act
concerning the manufacture and Gale of sprituous 81 in
toxicatiDg liquors. GEO. s. BOUTWELL,
The announcement received with a storm of an
rlause which was promptly checked by the Sergeant ~
Arms
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rPER STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT

GRAvEsENp. May a-Sld Patrick Henry, NYork.
UAvRr May Arr Helyeta, Marsh, NYork. Sid 9TH,
Sonter Johnny, Small NYork.
In port OH william Tell, Funk for NYork May 10th;
Cooper Cooper do May s. Leonidas. Jordan, do
NiMrod. Robinson, do May Roh Parker Weeks. do May
TO- b. atre Rogers do May l6 John Hancock Levansellc
do do VIM Smaller, GorLsm for Boston May l6 Niagara
Hayne for NOresns May l5 Prince Arthur Orb Dick
for NYork soon; Statesman Anderson from NOreans
loadng Sea Queen Manson Chas Holmes Crocker; Geo
HoIey, Pierce; Lancashire, Blankcrsop; Jas Bogart
(probahly for Southern ports).
LIVERPOOL May 9Arr steamship America, Boston; ia
cob Nlork l4 days Marion, Savannah Lord Egin Chas
Chaloner, Praton British Princess, Otomoco, william
and Margaret Pollock from Noreans; Henry Clay,
Empire State Columbia Empire Robena and
from NYork; Sarah Louisa from Bamoc Glencarn Lady
Milton and Agamemnon, from Mobile Importer, from Apa
lachicola Buckley, from Charleston.
LIVERPOOL, May 9-The Vivid of Scilly), from NYorlk,
spoken April &C. in lat 49, Ion ~ under jury mssts
ing been dismasted in heavy WNW gale few days pre-
viously, by the Charles Sprague, arrived here.
mo such vessel has cleared from NYork.1
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lIPoRTANT DEFEAT or THE GOVERNMENT MOVE
hENIs OF THE CzAR OF RUSSIA, ETC. Ere.
Ihe advicts from Berlin to the 7th inst letter
OF the 9Th says
Tomorrow In the second chamber the report az The
commission on the royal order by which the future con.
tttu6on al the upper House will be vested wholly in the
crown, Will be presented and discussed II Il nrobsbe
the opposition will raise constitutional objection Ia mo
debate, on the ground that question once dspoaed ~
cannot be reopened in the session There Il douht
whether royal order removing the whole subject from
the control Of the Legislature under this prohih
ton though II certainly proposes alteration OF CERTAIN
articles Of the constitution; and this doubt will be
!. enough 20 lessen the hostile majority Of tho
.Gtb. Tho government during the whole of
he discussions Of which that vote the termination
kept IN the background and left the question almost to
chsnce Now IL is very different. The crown has in
tcrped in the most direct manner and this Intervention
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Tie following official warming has been given to the
Pans
which The report of the stnrs of the Legislative
body by the journals consist only of the reproduction
locking the the Pays the 9th 9Th
instant speaking of the Convict Rehabilitation bill which
said article r. decides that first warnings hereby given
the Poy, The Of Baraton IF the proprie
similar warning has been given to the Public; and in
addition the Emancipation Brussels stopped yes
teray al the post by order Of the Minister of Police for
the have caused the warnings TO be given
TO The Pans and Pubic
The government has for time past been impressed
with the necessity Of modifying that portion of the
criminal code relating to the prosecution Of crimes com
mittcd by Frenchmen in foreign countries foreign
subsequently arrested in France whose extradon
has been obtained by the government. NJ Rouher while
Minister Of Justice had prepared bill on the subject
which Wa referred to the Council OF state. rms bl IS
about u be presented immediately the Corps Legisd0
Ivy the terms Of the 9Th article q tho Code OF Criminal
Proceedings. any Frenchman who shall be guilty in
foreign country Of crime against the safety OF the state
~ forging The national seal government securities
bank notes authorized by tho law may lie prosecuted,
led and punished in France according to the French
~" Pc 9th article permits the application OF this law TO
%ho having been guilty ina foreign country Of
crime hgalnt fenchman shrll, their return to
tIahcc DC tfl"o On the complaint 81 the Frenchman
uucs. They shall nave tried abroad FOR the
thoncc The provisions q tne Code couGned 70 the
tQuni on 81 certain crimes the Lil prepared by ".
touhef extends the provision any F.euchmtn guilty
IN foreign country Of Offences such usins false pass
port, exciting to dobauchesy. VOLUNTARY wounds aud
blows similar prosecution may DC again
any foreigner arrested In the French territory charged
with crimes Of murder poisoning. wopndine rape. for
gerieS and robberieS attended with violence against
Freedman in foreign country, and IL convicted the,
may be punished in France IL appears that this pro
iocted alteration in the Criminal Code has created
dissatisfaction among the criminal lawyers II expect
"a const qucntly that when presented TO the Cop II
fsa" tue new bi VIII give Fise 70 considerable discus
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Pessehg gers Arrived.

UAvET MD SOurHA aproS-Steamship Humboldt-Mr
and Mrs w Hoffman, Hoffman, G II Coster, q II Coser,
r Mr. and Mrs George Christ and servant, Miss Marie
Cmst, Mr. and Mrs Andrcae and servant, Andrcac,
Ardr Dc Chaamont Marc Of st Paul Mrs Warden.
child. a&d servant W u NarGeu, ia Warden, Clarence
Warden, Mr. and hrs Ed Darrow Dyer, Gillender. j
fulnct tlcr NJ and Mrs smson, Mrs Obcar, Mr. and
Lr Lemercitr Mrs Mnckn tosh, Miss Mackntosi, Mis-
Join Itrd, Roche Mifs tlodgkn, ? Dimout Dmont,
heers salvador. Burdsall u Lesieur b Lesieur,
u, brsset breogne Miss Bricogne Mrs kearnoy,
htsdamcs kepp'ior Cnowlan, du Rousser, Profit
Richard, Pariine Anoinettc, WALTON G. Schneider,
Vie Gaser, hi.s Dietz, Mrs lesLelor, Mulheiseu,
Liedr, Louie Chbon, Mcanin Drouet Madame Drouet,
w OFT Euderli Enderui klrsqlqasr, Geugel,
are haws and child l. Fonecin, Johh Summers Mr. and
Ts sum nsr, MI and Mrs Refour Mr. and Mrs Crucey,
.aueeyy;; Crneey, Crucey, Summers A Summers
r nh4 Mrs kpoederer, Miss Kuoederer Mrs Engelm
]0cnsfen ea 5erYpnt Mrs Detchner and children,
Nh and Mrs DoneH and two Children Fugoni, Berso-
aT de salt Copiance, Mr. and Mrs Van spenscl Van
Spcngel Mch, Ross Mira Fletcher, Miss Fletcher,
Itatt, Edwards W Edwards, Jr Summers G. Summers,
Fiingolf Rahm, i Kraemer, a Pence Lasoo Rano-
gron Layegeri Muller, hacGill Wiess Miss
lie Lcfervrc, G. Hallcrberger-t0tai, 1893.
NV ENTHUSIASTICALLY Georsa-Mrs Butler, Mrs
Wood daughter, and servant; Colonel Bliss A.. Mrs
Fogs. Leonard Barnard Falon. lady and infant Miss
Gerard md servant Mrs Yalsan Durel Julius Bouanger
Joseph Turk, Mrs VIM whiting; Mrs G Maker child and
child, Mrs McMasters chd, and nurse; Henry Yat-
man, Ogden and lady Doctor Goulon, Ca ~ Joseph
Sbisa Luuaden md family, @ Moses De ado, J AL
len Bataiiian nnd lady, Frederick Fesser lady and
daughter Mr. Pleiaer Mr. Orr and family Quiptana
y Canesa, D1i,ser i pachand i i Borrego, Degnan
I Montesinal John CLARK, Morrison, + Jacks, Mr.
NruvirAs-Briq Elizabeth Watts-Mrs McCaaerty and 8
children, Mrs Handiey and children, Mr. Timpson
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Geographic Marine Reports.

ArrivedBaris Tenn Corwin Cicufuegos Goth ult Maria
Havana It'll inst Frontier Matanzas 9TH Union Baltimore
briggs Helen Jane Omoa 18th ult, and Truxlo ID ns Hum
boldt Pensacola Mazion, Aexandris: Palen. Richmond
sehrs Ell Eorado. Wreath, brilliant Gazele, URion,
Harris, w Nickerson, Stratton, q Adams, Bonita
Roam, Rough Ready, Kensipgton, Leader; r. Ruston
Medford and brgs Cohen, Saginaw and Cet, all frsm
Philadelphia; sshrs Oliver, and Ariel, Albany.
CHARLESTON, MAY %.
Cleared-Bark Corvo, Boston; BRIG Clairmont NYork.
Sailed-Col Satterly, n FORK
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FfUm INC Ionuon TlMes Nay 10.
We happy to state that the second and final
ference for the regulation Of the succession to the
Danish throne held at the Foreign Office Satur
day, when treaty in which the Young Duke of Glucks
burg formally recognized heir presumptiye the
of Denmark and its dependencies, signed by
the representatives of the European powers who
signed the protocol of August 2, 1850 the SUBJ
jcet wei as by the Prussian Minister, who not
present 81 the signature of that protocol
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snnill.

Oer accounts from Madrid are q the 81 of May All
The Journals with the sole exception of the Ga-se an.
poarcd IN mourning in comncmoaton Of the anniver-
sary Of The nsurrection Of the inhabitants Of Madrid
against The French. on the % Of May. 1893
letter Of that date states that the following day.
a the opposition journals would suspend publishing in
consequence Of the refusal Of the to modify
The recent measures for the regulation Of the public press
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Naval Intelligence.

naval general court martial IL ordered TO convene ON
D D tne Pennsylvenis on the oath inst Richard II
,as sr Esq has been appointed Judge Advocate in
ment " WV NeNhA'0o Wy "pF"ht-
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Dx. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE practical PR.

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PR.
~ yate Treatse, &c. Once hours, 70 II A. n, and
to NJ lsundsy excepted,) No. 6l3 Houston street.
.sss The author b.: enjoyed among which wesla
purpose Of studying diseases followed By along
and extensive practice in this speciality he With
p!issted oasesAs secondary diseases sristusss
other in America Those who apply in the earlier
stages Of will be gratifed BY the and rapdy
rate waiting provided For Treatment 81 letter.
address box s6s Post Once r. sIDr. Ralph would ada
urinary system 70 which he has devoted Paro.lar
In Which, in many dissases his treatment unusu..