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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Electoral votcS-Death OF J. w. Crockett
Rnilrond Collisions. &c.

CINCINNATI, I1ursdaN' DEC : IT,
The Electoral Colleges of Tennessee and
Kentucky net Yesterday and cas-; their VOTES for Seon
and Guham
Hon. John W. Crockett, son of the celeorat-
cd "pavy Crockett died at Memphis on ne 'ith W
Henry Mccall, bcok-keeper OF tlillman, van,
leer \ Co. OF Memphis has aosconded WIN St'Oo o'
his employers money.
4 collision occurred on Wednesday evening
On the New Albany and Salem Railroad One man
named Harris. was killed, and several were wounded
About forty hogs were killed and both ocononve' "e'e
damaged to the amount Of seven ,hoas and dolTs
Two freight trains Yesterday came III collision
on The Bsleon,aine Railroad, near Indianapolis. One
on the hands named Th0s Barrett, was instantly Aled
and three othors named q Brsn, Cadfy' snA Dinl;
,rcre hs,lv woIndoi Their recovery - considered
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
p;.,s,rous Effects Of the Freshei IN "e'r%A'
t'ire-southern Railroad

SAVANNAH, Ca "Wednesday OsN' T. g
The late freshet has been most des. .i. %
the extent Of thirty feet The Hsvre wafer l's q
was seriously injured Al noon on iAs ON ..' iraI Ti
er 8, pSlars nil. and vsiey works gave wy ~
dcT Re y pressure sr o The CARVING with tSs
hume o the palace mills and the bridge eonn io't re
variety work with the shore No hSes "a NO yeas
sboI = In ru;ss The machinery at the variety worss
place mills and s the factories except the COVE W. or
sopped and .ome erht hundred people are thrown '"
q employment. =. -. ,,,,r,;or M,
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The FrrsheI in the >outh-hnr'ne pis.s'e
The Navor o. Baltimore aud Rowds isf".
HNTINOHr, IhcF-i"y' DC. >
l..ooo,, e;1 Sourb Of Augusta. ia.

We have no msil south Of Augusta ia
The savannah papers OF TUESDAY, state una l'',
,,,o,s 81 The Central Railroad Sill sseinersea
49, ~ fo-- 70 SIX feet snd The wster stll r.sns
10 Va" probably be several days before svs ' S se
resumed. The storm extended a. i%f s>lln -
The bark Lucy, from Boston for New-oriesn \.
which put into Charleston for rcPrs on Ss I'D rop
tempting 10 proceed 20 sea sacA OF 70 70 ort
II was currently reported in this city iS-oa =
that Mayor Holrs had determined 70 ressl =
decnsir ofpu;,ing down tire rowdyisin iASi nov - or
II Is said he viii accept the Secretary sap u '1'
RSlro2d Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
rENNYsoS ON TIE prEEs pgAra

ne 4 lowing are PASSAGE rom Alfrei renfysous
e. ius- published ~ Moxon
Letustary re great Duke
VIII a. empires lanlsnf-f.of,
f,er u bury he great nuke
10 the r1.-e Of the nourulns Of ln gLfy r. o..
When suIe -,.I-zndsd leaeers ta--,
M wl-rilrs cry tie .EaTr-ors Pc
And sc.-CF cETst ~ hall i~. InA Pet.
Sy-.r. sls- r. .sy u. r--i. 81. 1o-a ss esr ore
~ tie nc ~ tt0se ne VIZ -li
And tr- Fer al tLose ne .ouslr isr.
Berc D. -uc ,-s bones for erI-0-e-
VT.
. f..ris'- voice, 8e people vet
Tho 81 men sae tneir Iool-r dreams l0--rt
Confused 5y trslIless MODS and Dwiess power
We have q voice. With wncn 70 pay he debt
% ulost nbounoed reverence and regret
TO ir0ss -reat men wao fought snd sep- u ours-
- sflrcElen. guard a.. z14rc Tie eye te sou
~ Eurone, Keep our noble Enzidr1 Whole.
Ard the one the seed O. freedom s0.Fb
Beswlz. people and ihesr anclenf throne.
Ina -nbsr freedom cut OF winch rhe-e spnn-r
Our loyal passion iOr our temperate knG
Yer. SAVING fhst. ys ssyeo rlanklnd
n pubic wTons be crullhlec intO G-s-,
Ard help the IlA-ch Of hlman mDt.
III crowss be sane aud crowns be JUS
Bot wink co more II sio;Itul CvertEusr.
Psrcharce our greatneS viii Incrtase
TsvrEAnce = darkeninz f1rure yiells
Some reverse frO-n worse 20 worse,
TIE blood o. men n glet lolos.
And s--lr kled On rhe shesves o. pelc--
And remember him Who ID YOU 4nscs,
Hespect hs sacred w1rnihz. guard yor eoss--
Iii- voice Is sent IL vow cOunch-heA
pr ever: and whatever -eupests lowe
For ever silent: even n they brO2e
T. -lrrder. slieHr-vet remember a.
=. sroke s.1ou u YOU. and the Man who spoke
VIC ver odd lie ruth 10 serve tie ho'I,
Nor uslsersd with the Eternal God for PSFsr.
H. sishtv winters freeze vita one fe51te
All -resr elf-seeksrs traniphng OF tle r-If.
Truih--eller was cur England Alfred named
Tnrtl-lover was our EnEiish Dukr.
Whatever record leap 70 hight
He never shall b. shsmed-
VIII.
10 the ieadeT n .he.e slouous var.
Nou 20 siuf.nls huall sloaiy bone
F.tr- %, flr Glsye D. : -t1't
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ENGLAND.
Parliament.

The exact terms of Mr.. VillierS : motion on
hoe trade are now communicated 10 the House Of Com
mons and are follows:
That 1t il the opinion of this House that be lmprov d
condition of the country, and particularly OF the industrial
classcs mainly the result OF recent commercial egl-
ton aud especially Of the act OF 1916 winch established me
admission OF foreign and that that act was WISE
INST ard beneccnt and that u ~ the OPINION OF
ie House that the maintenance and fur er extension OF
will best bic tie property AID industry Of the nation t.
bear the burdens which they exposed and Will most
contribute tie general prosperity welfare tnd content
mcnt Of the people. That this House D resdy 10 take o
consideration Consistent with the prucprs
OF this resolution that may be laid before 10 by he MJestys
Minister. 81.
The motion comes on for discussion Tuesday pa inst
THURSDAY the Members met only O. make ar
rancements Tor joining in the Wellington procession
FRIDAY the Chancellor of the Exchequergaye
notice that on Tuesday next b. would move the follow.
ing atneniuontto NJ. NIleis motion on Free Trade;
Tha. tbs House Acknowledge with subtraction, t9at ne
ehearness OF provisions cceiOued y legislation "a. main
ly couf prove the Condition and 70 lner" inc
comfort O. the asses rld tnsi unfesnctfo COM
Ietton ha,iue been adopted after dshbo ron SHE pn-
crle of our commercial system This House D. o. opimon
that il duty OF the emmett, rlesrty % aiere
20 flat policy these ueasUTts 81 -rtclA sLn a. N =
frafive reform which, uudr the circumstance o. the
country tley ulsy deem II their duty 70 introduce
some amusement has been caused by the DIS
co,ery tia, TIE most brilliant points in D irae eulosy
on Wennaton delivered IN n House ~ commons We
other evening are stolen word Tor sori 20 M extent
of fifty lnes o. 20 from There Grafton on iTsnai
Gouvion Ge s Cyr. snd 70 Do iout.l ir Ihs L0n0os
MratAP CiroAicIe O. July I-i'
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Produce, &c, NJ Dunkirk.

DUNKIRY, Thlr'day, Dec. :, 10!
Among the arrivals of Freight at this place
since yesterday there have been about 300 Dessed
Hogs, 3 900 bbis Beef and Pork 5000 bbs Flour, 800
boxes and 10 hhds Tobacco with considerable quaint
ties Of other produce
The propeller Oregon, which was sunk in Put
nBsy few dsys since ia here discharging her cargo
The greater psrt she Will take 70 Buffalo in damaged
condition.
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rhc McIlinctnnInncrnl.

The event Il the week has uc'n me iui'ft 81 ,"'
NIKE OF Wei nrton u b. impossible 10 ccaFey AZ des
~ -, e,iter epr tr lrtvscd t-rou -hU1 The metro
po'is tie general holiday having hoefirl "a cIs'e''
and every one being anxious % asst ~ l Tue ceIehio
MICS The y.u- % state tcrn sted On " -dne-asy ee
Mn 81 O'Clock haync been visited dung the Jay oF
Is O3 person Ia Tt morning beiuGe a." admission o.
The public tie deput4ou- M a. rc-d y-Ied tir iis
whore the body lay. Gud were received by ne L9tu
t,hsDbe-lliu aid Kendall. tar ls-e Dlkcs vair. The
troop. werc then adu-sd and % Tho member O. 800
denied before COIN. ll me e. MT u pr en-
Dvke Of Weiluct1 Ela Ctler rel -~,s e. me deceas
ed passed some lime in r. chemner- Al q iie nouI
he BODY was removed o TIE Hor-c GIard-.
on THURSDAY morning tie whole hne 81 ne 4ou'-
OF the professor taken pos,e-sn o. by the cro"l
~ earl, q q . sock. an -- tl.- W1 tI pal ~ -
ur;res ilr seat. ~ windows and 1rcOre olnl t-el'
selves urahleso make ner way 20 these eligible DO
mons A. lock tne nsIlcrs wee closed; al tlf
rain cleared o. and tt morning became cor Iohhoh
even brllhIl BY "a T. ~ ne Uoois ne. Is-en q
-her uei-or. 81 seventeen -uIs wcrr ired 80 pr
rars,f ~ s,nsl = O'Clock the curtains al .arge may
auee were drawu aside and exposed te l-sn-csi' Ia
neral ca o. bronze ~ the boy, wLNh "s duly %
lated by the military q All ann, ~ fu,ea.-'l 80
=. rted wiz irufei drum the nfnd O. etcn regiment
piying The Dead March. -,.,.-
fhe ae OF "a tie a. a. &C. glaru o. cav az al.
f,Itry occup.ei o.. rogr ANA lAeh- l'oN ~ -,
re-sTcar drawn " = block drayhorss-, esparlsoned
,v,,b hlsrS veve, rr{pir- AID eNscrv nschei a. 70
.1e and action Il past 10 cock before nc Ia
of the eortege oegan 20 move. Ice prV.e'oA lIOe1.
% M Coasnll.ion iii along l1ccamly dOnA =
I-,ss :. through Pail NAL Trafalgar so me IT nd
Fleetst erd Lpdga-ehi 20 - fsu-, me "Aois LIE -
,cute being kept clear by nc Lie Guards
Inc man features 81 The proc es-ion "eF = Nv
-. co.rl al LIE Gualds, = Bst-.loa 49, f-sas
p,,sicr row, Marines SD Regueii o. inf-DLry
u. 49,, ovyrt. Battalion FrSlisE Ouarcs' h-t
..I,.D 4 alas rreern Guards bara..ol oFsnssi-t
1-.-.is. Roval RegIIl-ert Of Arc. cry RED
ps-,erv me Guns; FIVE >qusdr7s
Csv.lr, namely. l7th LIncass, lyl
LigI. pragoozL s.h Huscrs,
s.o-g Greys ltb Dragon
guards. Bsftsry guns
uo-se AruLeTy X.
graeus q; Herr
CaA-ds Bllesl
rs-.~c Z Pesirrcr.s LIE Gu. cs
u.-ss.Iruen, N-sserscr Herr-is- C
a., - d.er f!oui -.ery R. -fIneni II iEe ~>'''-'
1870 ,.,d pepIt.-icn o. II iE3--
Iu6al Amy. -.
r..,.,rt. a. Arms Standard 81 feniiln - '
'i'- Il.eea,-d. OEicsrs Of he Tower o. C I-'--
nsrrt,tior- from 81 the Pu5he D oies3
-. -. he GniSoa Physicians 70 re beo''s'N
N0i' " ,f,Irsrv ChsplNns HisA sae-iH 40
ab5erraen Of London me AiiAEH
Secretary. &c.
TIE Order ofth- Bath:
MAJ Arms with Banner O. NeA-s'f'
OtFrers Of STATE Law Lords -
.r S,.bsca,sr !. Psvu1ssfer Of lo-cHs sscietA- :
Chsnee-oro =. ~, Gsnersl OF Ordinsnce; firs
To-d OF Admiralty SocretAries y So
H. Hsr,e and Colouses c}eoA
er Of HOUSE OF
Commons.
10. N0is ~ BIZ 49, ''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Great Fire in Boston Destruction of Chick
cring's Piano-Forte manufuctory-Loss
5000, OO0.

BosToN, Thursday Dec. 2, 1852
Last night fire broke out in Chickering's
Piano Forte mandatory in Washington St, opposite
the Adams House and the building which was Of brick
five stories high was with it valuable contents totally
Destroyed.
At O'Clock this morning the side wall on Norfolk
place fell over crushing in the roof Of the adjoining
brick building aud burning in the ruins Waterman
named B. F. Foster, and Mr.. Alfred Turner.
The latter was dug out alive, and the fremen are
now removing the ruins in search of Foster, who Is
doubtless dead.
The three stores the lower flower Of Chickering's
building were occupied by Thomas Merriam, grocer
Edward Butmen. crocsery ware and Ames Cummings
grocery.
The buildings No 32G and 328 Washingtonst. were
also DESTROYED before the fire got under.
The Adams House was saved only by the most de'-
porte exerions of the frcnen aided by the boarde'
The roof was on fire several times, and many Of the
windows were cracked by the intense heat from the
burning buildings
The following are some Of the losses Joseph Chick
eiing building, $4,000; stock $4,000. Insured for
$4,000 in Boston. Butmna, crockcry ware, loss
5000. Merriam, grocer $4,000.
Tie entire loss is ostimated at 100000. About 100
workmcn in Chickering's Establishment arc thrown
oat of employ.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1882

Ne on .shosi frvr sce her crcn hssds
Lavish denDr showsret Ell 80 axs
ARD sfnueat fcrsuas eErytird az bee sses.
Yea. - AT good hinEs await
y m = DO cate no. 10 Be gred.
Bat A. b saves or s-rvcs tka s.sfe
Not snce or twice 10 our rorrh isi.-d-sssry
The path OF Guy was the ssy to glory
Bns sneak 40 more Of hisrsnsvn.
Law yOar esr. bly, fAnc.es down.
And N the YAst cathedrai leave han.
Tod accep. Inn. Christ receive him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
MISSOURI.

In 81 Counties the vote stands, Scott2''9'l'
Pierce 36643 Pierce's mai. go far) 7'O'' F'eFce'
majority Will be increased ia the Counties 70 near Ho'
q. they arc all Democratic but two The V"e na' W.
creased since The state Election in August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Gre,t HxnIosion Of Gunpowdcr.

altoona, Pa, Thursday. Dc. ?, lS'2.
The section canal boat at plane on the Port
age Railroad loaded with - kegs Of gunpowder blew
up this p NJ The track blown up for about three
rods but viii be repaired in time for the passage Of the
frst train due. TIE report was heard from 30 to 10
miles or end this towr-distsn "A mles'yas Dete-
ly shsken No one injured all made their escape
a. aeon a. the bot took FIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
The ears have lust arrived from "a FAR South
Fire IA Waterford.

TaoY, Ihursdsy Dec ,. l5J2
A balm, With carriage house attached, belong
ng TO the esise q the late JsGge Van SchoOnhOven, OF
Waterford, destroyed by tro AZ an early hour last
night A large quantity nj hay. &C.. was consumed
The bose CO. -es and most a the yauable articles
were ss,e5 Total oss ,bout $1,000. partly insured
The fire L upposed to hsyc been the work OF an IN
eeadis1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

he corner q Montgomery and Scu'h Brcsf-sts. d.
stroyng Martin Bro1ers grocery ami the adjoining ene
ments occupied ~ r 3 E,wconb and :. z. Baker.
Martin Brothers injured for S30 and the bail Ing
for 5000
The ears have Just arrived from "a lar South
9s Se'ion No 79 and the officers give sssrhn &c that
the railroad vii rs in complete rnnin. order all the
way through ny mex; Monday. Passengers and freight
leaving New York Saturday VII meet witt no tetca-
tiOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
yellow Fever on Board Ship.

BosToS, Thursday, Dec. ,, lsJ2
The ship Marathon from New-Orleans for
Boston, at Provncetown. yesterday. With three OF
her crew dead Of yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
RajITosd Colli-ion and Los. Of Life.

ISDIANAPoLIs Thursday Dee p lSj2.
a collision occurred on the railroad last night,
about three mes north Of this city between freht
trains One man was instantly killed and three others
20 bsdly wounded that they cannot recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TKR HEW-YORI TRIBUNE
Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Baoossy Ga6 Bes~-.s
The Health Of Hon. w. II. King.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. ?, L;

WASHINGTON, Thursdoy Dec. 2 Ic12
Tie Union this morning positively contra
diets the report Of Mr.. Kings i'll health and says he
VIII soon be in Washington 10 assume his duties OF
President Of tie Senate
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North Carolina Legislature.


We have no mail South OF Raleigh. n [.
The North Carolina House OF Delegates mas
,ssss5 reeolrt;op cAinn- for that STATE fcir and
equitable portion d The public lands o. procees OF ne
same .. .- o.. $50. ..-.
The Senate h. passed bl providing or u alp34A'-
,.ent Of a superintendent OF Public me 1is 49,
IL " .e,~i bns ~. been chosen-.hs b0cr- lea hy
c." saunders holding or against Dohha. the Demo,
80; Ssncns Ngrinee who lscks Or IL voee on MI
balois.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

ever The Union" Pierce ticket AID both VIII; tickets
6,fS3. email Troup vote was also cast
fu 1851 the total vote for Governor stood Howell
COBB, Onion Democrat 575g7; Charies :. HcDonaid'
(southcrn Rights DEM D s2i-Hanoork giving 1o
INA, lnr Cnhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

fsrth.I 90. anf
behind them - fhe spectacle
OF vJnr country with laurel
o. with cypre.a. Bus al
these images aud ideas must
be bsnished and set aside, tor
you mus. think, ami rbsnk
1uickiY-one minute roo
mnca. and the lslres cOmbi-
nation has lost b. opqor.un 10
rs. aud instead OF glory, Il IS
shame which alga'lAyou. al
tbs undoubtedly Is compat,-
bic with mediocnly, like eg-
-ry other protection one can
also b. = miilllDg poet. =
% iddlnx ortor. r ddling
autrnr: bit tiis done with
geuIr.s fsr.i .ll.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

II up IN nc tpiiONlN- y ~
MR.. DIsRAELt on rHE DUKE
or Wellington ~ 1852.
II Is not that 9 great gone
"a must be au cngineer-a
geOgrapher-ieagurd IN hui
man nsture-adrOit IN the
mauagement OF meu--thai ne
must ue able 10 fulfill the
highest duty 81 a Minister o.
State, and then 20 descend 10
the humblest Office of q com
missaEy and Q clerk; but he
has O. display all tins knOwi-
edge sud 10 exercise all those
duies AZ the same tine, SUD
under extraordinary circum-
-tances. AZ every moment
be hes D. imuk II fhc eve
aud OF the u0rTow--Of his
haIA and OF hls rear--he has
10 calculate a. tho same
time the stntc VI tne wealth
e. anu the moral qualities OF
men and al those elements
ttat are ps rpetrhiy chang
lug b, has o. combine. some
times under overwhelming
heat. sometimes under over
pOwcung cold -- o.tentifues
IN famine. aud frequently
AMID the TOar ct artillery
(heeL hesr.l Behind ali
thts CIrcUnSihrl,s thege n
ever present lle mag Of
BIS countrJ and rhe dre sdful
sitcnnat vc whether that
country d. - Welcome hun
with laurel or with cypro -.
tHesr hesEi Yer tiOsc ifa-
ages hs must dismiss nom his
mIHd. for the general mus
70. on 3 THINK buf t.iIs with
rppid.ty Of lightning for on
moment more or lcss de-
nd fhe fate o. the most
beautiful coub.nsf.oa-snd a
moment more Or less h a
dissiiou a .'ory OF Of shane.
tiiear hearl tnquestOna-
biz. 81. Ell tbs may be done
lr az ordinary Mannrr by n
ordinary man. a. even day
~ Our lrcs We see lhat or
diuarv meu NAV be -uccess
fuI Ministers Of Sfafe. snc-
cessful author. s1d success
FOL -. akers-hut - do sd
this Wifh genius - sublime
(Hear. h-sT) To he able 20
fnink with ylsoT. with De ptf
sud with clearuess il the re-
cseses a The Cabinet. - o.
great elec-ual deinon-tra-
ton buf "a think with equal
ygor. c'e1ru. ~, and drptn
amid fhe nolss If bullets,
appear 70 me the Hottest -.
erclsc and The most complete
triumph of fuinsu iscuities.
lhefs
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Niavor Of Boston.

BosToN Thursdsy, Dee loj2
Mayor Seaver was last evening renominated
lor the Office Of Mayor Of Boston
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The Alabama nj SnXnnnnh

SAVANNAH, Ga. Tuesday, Nov. 20, lsi2
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, from
New York. arrived at her wharf in this city at o'clock
this Tuesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

r. ilms 10
tlie quiet oi ones CsD net
clearly, strongly. nob.J, tbs
uldoubf dig r. great hut 70
think ~ clearly, as strongly
A. nObis ir The mids- ~ car
nage and hT-. % the mnsr PEI
F.ct excrc.se of rise human
frcu.fles.
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Eron, Notwithstanding Presiden,,s Messase.

" AsfIINVIV
Among the latest arrivals IRE Senator's
Fisb sumner, Brooke and McrIiweher also Hon. Lynn
BOYD the Speaker, and sovern members o. the h9a.e
Mr. Merriwether il will be remembered, succeeded Mr.
CLAY bv the appointment of thc Governor OF kentucky
The Hon Archibald Dixon elected by the Legislature
s successor 20 Mr. Clay is sso his WY here, and II
will be for the Senate decide which 70 entned 20 tue
seat The case win form an interesting precedent.
The Presidents Message fills exactly eight
columns Of Tie ReDablic loaded
The Postmast er-General has decided not to
Transmit extra copies of the President Message TO the
iferen, newspapers in advance OF It's delivery rs was
done last year Each paper VIII Therefore gt ohN '"o
cories nj ,be Mcssprc on the announcement 10y tee-
graph Of is delivery 10 Concre>s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

The Nlehigan senators en- route Tor Nash-
ington.
DrrRoIr. Thursday Dec. ,, 1872
Senators Cass and Felch left here Yesterday
Tor Washin gton viz Cleveland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

n. IiurR, on MARSHAL II.
CYR. 1922
An engineer. a gcosrapher,
a man Of the world, d meta
physician. knowing men,
anoalng now to govern them,
'au administrator IN great
things, q clcrk m 'm1li-ail
/ these things is necessary 70
o., Duf these are a. set uOt1-
ny. All this vast 3 nOwlcdge
must be exercised nn the IA
sfunt, M the midsi Of cxfra-
ordinary circun stances. Az
every moment you Inustth.nA
ut the yesterday ana the nor
row; Ol yOuf flank aud Of
your rear. Calculate a. me
slmetilne On the atmosphere
aud o. tue temper OF Your
men and allthese elefnsts.
90 various end 50 diverse.
which are ceafsles,iy chang
ing Gnd renewed, you mrst
combine ia fhe nii- = of cold,
nrlt i..ugr., ballet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Illinois LEGISLATURE.

70 We find long article in our file Of the
A,Ags5sre AHgemsine Zeifsag on the Beecher Family
drawn from the article by an Alabama Man n Fro
.ly's MoQ0-iar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

We published recently speech On the DIXIE
ny the Chancellor of the EXchcqucr Tie Gi06e shows
up in the tollowing eX-rrc,s:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03


Lon Mslnas51ry Es-i OF DERBY the Esh Mir "A Of
EGsl.nd Great CHAMBERLAIN; Prvy s-sif
President Of COsRcll Archbishop u .
York Lord High chAncellar
Archbishop OF Clnter-
bury Lori Mayor
49, OF LOni0n
Ahses.eoe,Hp b. Tie deceased Qaartersster Oelsrs.
AdflfAnx Gen ri ard officers Of tlstr s. Dt-tueufs
rroe Aloers CerTsEss each drawn By SIX ho1ses. an
coDtanins the officers OF his hold
fTsIoe ~ "a attended By the Queens Char 5eri.in &c.
Money, k,us-at Arrs; the Great Banaer.
DrEniiarles OF the Churck
Baton Of SDan,
B'ine BY MAJOR General the Dake Of o~ani, assists BY
Col Gabriel de TORS and Col. de Calyei Lara
BATON OF Rassia.
Bonn by Cen Prince Gortchakod assisted by MAJOR Cen
C0un' benkendorf AID Lieut.. Col TchernifzSy
Baton OF Prussia
Rorns BY Gen Count de Nostz assisted BY General de
SchernhcFst ard Lieut. Col. dc Mason.
Baton Of Portugal
Gen Count De Villa Red. and MAJOR Don
Manuel de Sou1a C1ntinho
Bs.on Of the Netherlands. ,.
Borne hy Li.ut Gen Baron fOmphs. assisted ~ 'A?''
Nm Tiudal sni Capt Gevers
Baton OF Hanover
Borne by Gen Hugh Hslkett assisted by Oo1s iocn SN1
H4renhOz
Baton Of England
Bone BY he Marquis Of Angesel sss sed ol ak
Duke Of Richmond. srd MajorGene thc pUAe
Of Cleveland
The CorouCt Of the Deceased
E'gat General Oficers as Psli-besr'N
Besrns Baunero. q Besrius Bauue-Ols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

10 the ieaieT II he.e siorous var.
Non 20 liuf.u'is huall sloEly bone
F. i.r- sD o. f1e eIfYe D. f7's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-06

YHSREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug
Il rs lo5n accordance with the provisions thirty.ftth
seci hereby
low ing DIS Of unpaid taxes for the Third District OF
Kennedy, Judge ~ "
Persons whose appended hereby appear and
answer the demand contained said Tax Bills fifteen
date hereof. W, H. GARLAND Iressnrrr