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From the Milton Chronicle.
Mr.. Kcrr, Accepts the Nomina-
linn.

S. We are permitted to lay the follow-
ing correspondence before our readers.
L will be seen that Mr.. Kerr acce pts
the nomination for Governor. ~ !
I / .s,s,s Raleigh, N. G.. April a7,h. 1852.
ati Dear Gr-We have been appointed
. Committee to inform YOU Of yonr
J unanimous nomination by the Wh;p
State Convention Of North Carolina
a. a candidate for Governor. Of the
State. I'D Il liza 81 sasnatso /. So, Il Fl
We take great pleasure in saving
that It is the earnest wish &c your noIi.
teal and personal friends that you az 4.
cspt the nomination, and we trust thai
you will not disappoint their lcxpecrs-
tiOtls. s.a 100. III siss.-7 ~ 4,
/ We are, sir, your friends and obd't
servants, fais L II
/. .aaaxl III. ]; II. HAUGHroN. Chm.
NJ - FREDRk ]. HILL. ~ II
as II. w. MILLER. 49, 30 Il
u ag NATH1. 4. GREEN. 1870
~ Jas OWEN. 49,.
Ell E.J. HALE, I'll
/ HI Ma J. g. RAMSAY,
a81 saf s \ W.i.ASSITER.
Z. u. YELLERLEY.
JoHs KEaa, Esq.
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s 90 Il gives US great pleasure TO announce this
week, that Mr.. krnn has accepted the nomina.
ton as the Wing candidate Tor Governor. His
letter Of acceptance win he found below. Mr..
herr passed through this place yesterday for Ra.
leigh, where the canvass will probably commencs
on SATURDAY next as the Democrats will have
their candidate in the Geld by that time. I'll .
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FIrc.-W~ regret 10 learn that ihe Dwelling
House Of John +. Lyen, esq-, on Enoe. Eve miIrs
east Of this place. caught ERE on Wednesday
morning last. and was entirely consumed. II
was sct on fire by sparks fiom the chimney f.ll.
ing on the roof. which was perfectly dry. and
burnt 20 rapidly that when discovered Il was i'm
possible TO arrest The flames with the means i,
hand NJ. Lyons loss is Estimated ., eight Or
nine hundred dolLls. Most Of the furniture was
saved. q aassassu li.fs ~ ~ i, t.4.s1 8ssli
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We had 6nc rain u this place yesterday. A
li,ik North and YVES, Of ~. We learn ,hsi con-
siderable quantity cf hsil frIL accompanied with
something of tornado. which dsl much damage
by blowing down trees, fences. &c. a''.',. U
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0rThs P,eshyicry Of Osnse, We arr Request
sl to soy. viii meet IN 0xsosd On Wednesday
the oh Of Jaas pexf--sDj nos On The 10Th. -
,published in the WAschsssn and Observer. VIII
The edisor q The Ws,rhman please make this cor
recsion. efa ssf stl Ill
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Italian Opera.

AsroR PLicr--fr4Iily 0rEpA Last evening, on the
occasion Of the benefit Of sgnora r. Poo the char ming
semi serious opera Of LA Gazza Ladran was repeated
The houie not FULL but the attendance was respect
able. IT vas however, unequal to the merits
OF the piece and the claims Of the wedeserving bene
fcary. The piece well executed and frequently, in
its effective passages encored Pico sang with the
samc sarnestnem and gratsfulness that might have
been expected to an OVERLOOKING house In the beautiful
duet at the opening Of the third act bstween Beppo and
Nnetta, Pco and stefanone peculiarly ehestive
1t charming ps.sage in this lively opera and was
charmir gly done Upon the whole however, excepting
Steapone and Pco there net that spirit OF enthu-
Slam in the performance necessary to give full Ell
feet to this OPERA but TO the spectator half the battle
Ia in the houe As the last night Of the opera aud the
last Of Maretzeks meritorious management
there was certainly, in the empty seats around the
house a cause for re neral disappointment.
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Police Intelilgencs.

The Case Of Jhs S. Gsrden-some two or three weeks
since, man named John s. Gorden was arrested
charge Of passing various bank checks amounting in
value to from So to $25, to different storekeepers
In payment for goods purchased. The last check
Brothers amounting to .S latter check oon
plant was instituted before Justice Osborn charging
him with forgery the said check bore the OF ~
than Gorden The magistrate the face Of the check
deemed his duty to hold the accused the charge OF
On cs sna p ns
his rights viz THAT he at liberty to de-
cline to answer any questions that put to him.
am Is years Of age was born in Ohio where was for
many years merchant regards the charge Of forgery
intended to write the name ardner Intended It to be
Gorden; never went by the name Of Gardner, nor
have ! ever represented my name to be Gardner; the
night aso Of the other checks and my eye
sight very poor at candle light which Is the reason
account for the signature Representing Garduern
meant 1t to be Gorden, my own name at the time Of
passing these checks had BEEN and then aboring
under the influence Of liquor and had been for many
days. and scarcely knew what was doing; never
represented to MI Bishop that had money in the bank
to meet the check not guilty Of the crime efforgery
On tns soneiussn o. tns the magistrate
the sum Of $1,000 required The ups and downs in life
are certainly somewhat remarkable About ten years
ago this man Gordon who nov stands charged With the
crime Of forgery was q merchant Of good credit and
standing doing business ut Dayton Ohio and considered
worth $4,000; but. like many Others became 8 specu-
lator in FORK failed to meet bis engngemsnts and b.
came bankrupt. The lofs Of property aud credit for
time preyed upon his mind, and ultimately, he took TO
drinking liquor to excess which has resulted step by
step In bringing him to the commission Of crime and
ne Is now an inmate Of the Tonbs, on tn. charge OF
forgery, awaiting his trial
Case n Danid ". To,cnsrnd-The charge Of false
pretences pending aganst Daniel " Townsend on the
complaint Of Chester briggs and others, who alleged
that Mr. Towpsend obtained from them sums OF money hy
inducing them TO subscribe and take the
Croton Steam Eauoit Manufacturing Company was,
yesterday again brought up before Justice OSBORN on
hearing but before any evidence taken fur. her
Adjournment was agreed to between counsel both
SIDES and the matter now stands adjourned until Tues
day afternoon Of next week
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Died.

Friday mornins March 8, Of long and lipgcriDeon.
sumption which he bore with Christian ra,igrtio !.
BrNRy CnARLKs EFEpuAm, aged 10 years
His relatives and friends also the members OF tluus
bia Grove No. 8, U a y are requested to attnd hl
funeral to morrow at 2oslock y. H. from his ats re.
sidence, 10 Elizabeth street, rear Grand
On Friday March g. cf congestion OF the lurra Aisy
uus p only child Ct z. Gale CHAN, ESQ, sgsd 7mcnlh
and IL days.
The relatives, hiends and acquaintnnoes of me fa,
ar. respectfully invited 90 attend the funeral wi.hor
further Invitation to- morrow afternoon ut clock fea,
the residence OF his father No. - West Tv sny
street.
March L. gorui daughter OF WIN IT, and Sarah x
Waterbury, aged years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family ere
attend the funeral without fur,her invitation To-
row at half past o'clock from 1856 South Eighth s,rso,
Williamsburg,
On March after long and severe sicknsss Wifi
Of John Hudson, plumber, Brooklyn.
Her relatives and friends are reepeetljv iuy,tsd "a
attend her funeral on Sunday afternoon Ut O'Clock
from her late residence, No. Hicks street Hrookivn
Hsr remains Will be inferred at Cypress Hills
At Jersey City, Ath inst, Of consumption, HAsMRr
HI rrIroRp, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited n
sttepd The funeral tW eycv fersSoop, ct toS oelosh
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PRHsrs AND DEATH ED DovAr1oNs-N appears
that IN srchiepiscopal corporation ct Quebec, in
Canada, lately incorporated by IN act Of the Lseis
ture, is rousng public attention in that city, by
obtaining possession, for their own benefit, Of the
property and effects of dying persons, who, by the
arts Of pous eoclesisscs induced TO leave their
families and relatives in want and poverty.
curious case in point lately occurred Ut the do.
cease of very worthy priest, named MoMahon,
who beque The interest of El 900 he had laid
by, together with such portion of the principal as
might be necessary, to support clothe and educate
twolittle nephews, whom he had adopted, they
having no other relatives to look after them They
lived with him for several years previous 10 his
death, and he felt conscientiously bound Co make
provision for them 1t is worthy of remark that
the principal or the remainder of it, was bequea th-
ed to the archie Episcopal corporation. But this did
not satisfy them-they must have all. Two DAYS
before tho priests death. and while he was in
8 state of mental and bodily weakness sacerdotal
emisaries were despatched to his residence who H.
duccd him to revoke his will and make another,
leaving his nephews without any provision, and
bequeathing the whole sum-principal, interest," and
ALTO the holy fraternity.
Another instance has occurred, in the case Of Mr.
the city Of Quebec, who lived on friendly terms
with rich uncle, from whom his expectations, at
his decease, were naturally great To his utter
astonishment and confusion, the priests persuaded
the dying man to leave all his property, with few
trificg exceptions, to tho Archbishop Of Quebec;
and now they laugh at the nephew whom they have
done SO beautifully brown They walked of with
bags and boxes crammed with gold and other valu.
ables, exceeding 100000.
With the view Of recovering possession Of the
property, the rightful heirs have been advised TO
sue the holy corporation, and they have made an
appeal to the public to assist them with contribu
tions to carry on the war. We believe some
curious revelations Of the same kind might be made
in the United States, and even in this city. How
closely these Archbishops who tell us they are the
SUCCESSORS Of the holy Apostles follow the example
of Peter and Paul, who declared that silver and
gold they had none," and denounced " the love OF
money IS the root Of al evil.'' To such an extent
have these pious frauds been carried on in England
that it was necessary to invoke the authority Of the
Legislature to put them down-though priest
craft to very great extent, still manages to evade
the provisions Of the act of Parliament. They
seem to teach mankind to "despise filthy lucre,"
in order that they may get the more Of it them
selves.
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City Intelligence.

fatal ARRAY IN AN OYSTER SALooN-Coroner Ives,
yesterday afternoon, called to hold an inquest ON
the body Of John Gilroy who kept cyester saloon
No. 800 Second avenue between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty nth streets Who it is alleged hiSaeath
from bite on the said to have been inflicted By
. man named Henry Hall, while in ARRAY on Monday
night last since which time the wound has been getting
worse, until modification took place, and the Injured
died at II O'clock Thursday night consequences
thereof The facts which led TO the assault it appeare
follows given by the deceased day before his
death:-On Monday evening two men, named John
Woods and Henry Hail. entered the oyster saloon Of
ceased and called fer two stews-the request was
piled with and after eating them they each refused
pay and were about leaving. when Giroy closed tho
outer door and refused to let them pass Hall then
drew . knife and threatened violence to Mr. Groy he
did not open the door, and allow him to pass out An
ARRAY then took place between them and Groy
ed in getting the knife from the hand of Hail. but Ia the
struggle Hall seized Gilroy with his mouth and inflicted
severe bite the effects Of which caused the death
Gilroy on Thursday night As the death was
known to the Coroner, Wood was arrested the
Coroners warrant but to last evening" Hall had not
been taken into custody TIE whole matter will be fully
investigated by the Coroner this day
FOUND DROWNED. Coroner Ives yesterday held an in
quest ct the foot Of Warren street. the body man.
supposed to be that Of Thomas Rooney, who acct
dentaly knocked overheard from the steamship Empire
City the 9th December last. The deceased was IRE
man on board the said ship The body was very much
decemposed verdict rendered Of death caused by
drowning.
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vhe New York Weekly Herald.

The New YoAH WEEKLY HERALD viii be published, at
dxpsnce per copy, at ten O'Clock this morning Its
contents win embrace all the important and interesting
intelligence from al parts Of the European and Amer.
can continents received curing the week
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The American all st amship Baltic, Capt. Comstock,
Will leave this port at to-day, for Liverpool Her
malls viii close at quarter before eleven O'Clock The
WEKKLr HERALD. with . summary Of the most impor-
tant intelligence, printed in French viii be ready at
half past nine oclock-iu time to go by the Dalties
mails.
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Marine Affairs.

BErAR1CRE STEAMERS -Steamships Prometheus,
for San Juan Crescent City, for Chagres; and g. g..
Lewis for Panama via Rio Janero departed yesterday
afternoon.
Loss STEAMER EIIrE.-We learn from Mr. W
B. Davis, who arrived from smithfeld the Trinity
this morning, that the Elite from above with $50 bales
Of cotton board stopped at thst place night
when the river FELL and coming in contact with stump
near the bank Of the river che took st and sunk ia
with las bales Of cotton in the hold mostly
signed to Lepert Dyer. Eighty Elk bales picked
up in the river and the balance rolled Off Cotton con
signed to boswell Hill Co., j. shackelford & Co.
L.psr' Dyer, and H. H. Williams s. Co.-Gaireiton
Toyrp,l EsL
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Political InieIlIn1IIne

MrNiclrsL EtEcrior sAsM --rne election for city
officers TOOK place in Salem, Mas tho I'd inst, and
resulted In complete sbg victory Chsrles W. Uphsm
was elected Mayor By majority OF 529 over all oppo.
sitlop
ASrf-SLAvERy FESTIVAL HocHrsTER,--The ladies OF
the knt6lAvery Society going TO hold grand fes
tvsl 81 Sesbester, On the 18Th last
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equivalent TO $50 600. Five California trips
would pay for the stesmess. Let Congress refase,
and Collins & Company have only to pat thsir
steamers on tae v ra Cruz route to California, or
any other route, and their fortunes are made. Il
will be the policy Of the Vera Cruz Company TO
bay Oh the government. if they oan-and we rsp-
pose they can. Let us have the new route opened
to California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

UWtCnfHBs VtSeIRbIo DyspcpsiN BIZ
tera-Ths invaluable compound the only remedy that w
nenty the above terrible ms.dy now withr
the reach Of ALL Who that has Afflicted hui will
rejoice TO thing thst thoy easily ther troub
to an end Who that have their lives embitsrtd with
headache partstion ofthe hesrs INDIGESTION and
anoment in getting ths only remedy which may he haa
the principal dspo No l22 Fuson street, New York. sr
30 cents . bottle.
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Wigs. Torpses, and Hair Cutting-CiN-
ssni ss. sss .ns. sSs,
have hand The largest and cheapest assortment OF orna
mental Hair u the city. go, wues tie sew sprna
ssUk 81 0sp CrtSss ~! ltc2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

will be Issued Monday mornings VARIETY of
sef rich in fun In f.os che best number issued Con-
tents Large Ont Collins and Dunard rah satire on
Hrss Sam 4S5e .sss.d q The oldes Tine Legend
bookseljere in the city price So per year IN
advance; single copies. ga cents. "
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Gcnln's Spring style OF Hats were lntrs-
dueed Saturday the l,h February Gentlemen In want
Of hah superior in style and qualify invited 70 oa
QENIN. No. 2l4 Broadway
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To the Public. .-The Public are Onrti
cuary invited 10 cal 81 sWlFTS Coffee Rooms 10 Maiden
ane 10 taste Of some choice Steals very IaYse
can be supplied. -',-''
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Passengcrs pes steamship Battle, for LII
vcrpoo will plese board the foot Of Canal sArea
shis day, Saturday, March 6. a. II O'clock, A. n.
EDWD X. COLLINS CO
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Hair Dye.-Baichelor scelebrated Liq uid
Hair Dye she best discovered for coerng the
uhiskers, he moment IL 10 applied The wonderful
and certainty with which th fAvorte and old established
Hsr Dye peIforns s1erishng II 10 for applied
~ BAICHEL0Ra Wig Factory, No. Wall 5treet Copy
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Expense heid's Spring style OF Hats.--If
there be any persons who indifferent 70 the OF
half dollar - TO 81 for hat . superior one
IN every respect can be purchased for is probably
because they have never tried of Ha
His store st lO7 Nassau street corner Of Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

At Fishhil, Dutchess county, on tho lat inst. byn
Rev A. Pohemus, RoDsRT w. GoRDoS, OF New XS
(ste of the Isand vi Jamaica ApELrA eldest da,rr
ter Of James Emans, a FiPhkill.
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Notice -Ths second regular nice ting or
knickertocier Building will be In KNOX
ernocker Hail. on kondsy evening Sth Ins TX O'clock
IrS members wi hear IL mind the trouble and sine
viii DO saved BY syag their dues tho the ecro.
nary, No. los Ninth avenue, before that date.
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Vigs and TOupsess--bntohstOF6 NV
ssxe OK Wis are The meat perfect iiaNo
nature yot Invented Those wanting very superior arsioe
should call ~ BATCHELCKS celebrated Wig Factory, No
wall street, be found abe largest pess
sortnsnt in She city. Copy The address
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DO you want 10 Ciothc yOnr Boys at
Wholesale prices; If 30, 70 to CAETRY u FLOODS 3st
Broadway and examine their stock Of Youths and Chill
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PhalOn's Wigs and Toupses-Ws vvOu Id
call the attention Of persons requiring wiss 70 recent
provenent The awarded silver medal for ths
hrss premium ~ Aha lass fair They be PHA
Ions Wig and Har DJs Factory l Broadway corner sf
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PhalOn's Chemical Hair Inv1gOrator
70 prevent badness and TO restore hair that fallen o.
or become thin. and 10 sourf dandruH Avest
with such brilliant Gcss and permanent curl sale q,
1877 Broadway and all the drug sSsres every city
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Warn0cks, No. as Broadway, Irving
House. urgently invite attention their beautiful Sprins
Hats They think NOT too tbe pasteY
introduced just whss might exposed OF them per
feet in symmesry-ohasto 10 completion 70 che
-
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Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, TO color the
hair wAbkers the moment ID IL applied withous injury
Me hair or akin. eal DO washed Immediately wiihous
sssuEbin. shs color ,sd h.s no bad odos ss appli:d
Broadway. Ter sale niihs osy and country b. drursss
Generally. =
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MRS. Jervis's Cold Candy.-Ths great
Preside Remedy Coughs Colds m The Va
nous throat and lung complaints. Sold BY Nrs ". JnR
VIA S66 Broadway and BY druggists generally.
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Ten Acre Farms, and Village Lots.--Put
Wood 708 Broadway of Fulton street. il aelns
village Lie 70 and Farms In the village Land
IRE beautiful Lake BonhonkomH Yon can obtain tho
for $26 emily, payable in monthly instruments.
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Shirts made by gRess may fit, but the
are greatly their doing The system
invented and ADOPTED by 0REsN No Astor House. doeI
away with shis lottery o. chances His shrs sure 6
ITSELF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

Gentlemen purchasing Hat OF the New
n, Company No Jag and las Nasssu street
bic Hat and Of the first qusy price My S. One gua
~, price, and no abatement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

This Spring, with the help Of Heaven,
And our cheap Clothng intend doing rcusng business
to 81 Casszere Pants 81 SOTO So Vests 81 70 50 So
fsw OvsrSoan %. LkViE RYAN, l3C Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

Spring Fashions.-W. p. David, 3OI
Broadway near Duane street. Is ready furnish hi
OF An elegant light and hst for he hsad shsud Civ
zion be selected. >sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-06

Ant Cesar aUt nullus.-Thss appears
10 be the motto Of Knox and he lie Csar
snoIg the h.tters His spring style possesses freshness
and evidence Of the skill New York artissn va
are justly proud of it, Call on KNOX, No i28 Fulton
street, and make . purchase. S'~