davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

| AMI fOif sALh.-We offer Tor sale about
II 100 acres of land in Henrico county, about 80
ven miles north of the city one halt oil which 10
cleared-the balance 80 wooded that enough wood
might be spared from it to pay for the land II lies
WELLS conveniently situated, and is of good quail
ity II is without Improvements and will be priced
accordingly. Apply early.
ToLER & COOK,
Je 10 General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19
!. AUCTION SAL rs
FUTURE DAYS.
V1s0oes sEs LOT LOT N EoeKErrs AN

:. -. = = A1SSAes
VACANT LOT ON kOCKETTs AVN
rOfLAh STREETS AT AUCTION-Wiil IS
s ssas n ! hafsday next the 9Th instant. #
clocs, NJ, upon the premises. that tTisngnl.y
snapeu Ios o. Land situated on the North rae Of
nocae sTees q it, intersection .sifh ponlsr ~
GOT eet on each Of said urs etc i s. ~ 10
49, E. ns eastern line; and has on Il some
temporary improvements Term at sails. $500
jes JAMFs NJ. TAYLOR. Amer
sKUsTkEs, cALk UF a nprcu
L HOUSE AND LOT ON 2OrH srREFT n
virtue the provisions of deed Of trnst 10y
BY Henry B Read to the undersigned q t.rs,sss
dated Both December ls4s and ouly reco,dsd =
Richmond Hastings Court, Clerks cf6re. src :. :.
the request of the benefciaries in said deea -
shall offer at public auction, on the premises IN
TUESDAY, the 22d inst commencing at o'cIoen
P. NJ, the property described in said deed, be:ns
lot of Ground situated ON the east side of a5,h
street. commencing at the distance of 1l0feet north
OF street, fronting rs feet and running back l3g
feet, and bounded its southern line by an alley IL
feet wide, on which lot stands neat Brick House
at present occupied by Lewis h. Luck, Esq.
TERms-One-third cash; the balance at and Il
months for negotiable notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust upon the property.
As trustees we shall convey only such title as il
vested in us by said deed.
WIN. G. PAYNE, 1r,n.tss.
RIO. A. PAYNE, { trustees
je9-tds JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

HSsS60 PAINTINGs-Thes ubscriber vvo,,,a
take the liberty of rst1 ming Ills tsnnfs -
those who have heretofore parronizeS
him, and would inform them and al others thsf s.
stillcpntinues to carry on the PaInffng Busi.
ness in all its branches. viz HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING and GLAZING. It his
Square, where he would be pleased to receive or
ders for work In his line. He would further STATE
that leaky roofs, whether tin or shingles, can be
rendered perfectly tight by his painting them with
paint which he has, and which has been tested
satisfactorily. Sign Painting executed with neat
ness and dispatch. Persons wanting this kind of
work done, would confer benefit themselves
by calling at his shop before engaging signs else.
where, as he is determined TO do such work very
low. Call and see
lie l6-3faW2W LEWIS L. MQNTAGuE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19
CONS OF TEMPERANCE who in,ena ..-

CONS OF TEMPERANCE who intend par
~ teiPatng in the celebration, to morrow, are
s0hcueo 20 call snd supply then selves with white
Vests and Gloves, at No 1874 Main at. where also
may be found, large and of the richest stocks
OF Summer Ready Made Clothing, compris
ing every style of goods for Coats Panis and Vests
now In market, from finest to lowest grades. Also
great variety Of Furnishing Goods, such as Neck
Ties, Stocks, Gauze, Merino and Lisl- Thread I'm
dershirts, &c. One and all in want, will find IL
greatly to their advantage in giving me call, as
the goods must and shall be sold at the smallest
CASH PRICE. j. d. GOODMAN
lie 3 No 1874 Main ST. opposite EAGLE SCR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

4 'AhE NAhG UF fUUh DIMES AND
L YOU WILL HAVE D0LLAks.-The sub
scribers have just received large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, sdapted to the season,
which they will dispose OF al very small advances
for the ready money All who are IN want of Cloth
ing give us call, aid you will save IS to 50 per
cent Our motto is quick sales and email profits,
Tor cash only.
NEWMAN & GREENTREE,
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
10 10 Int
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

TURTLE SOUP!-a No l Tur.
&E2x33S tie will be served up TO DAY-and
the place to get it (as well as other
luxuries) is at
je ls-2t ALIENS Arbour
o. STRAYED, from near Mr.. Stils Sail
6$SSLOtt at Rockets, the End inst, me-
dunn size black MULE, blind in the left eye, with
marks on her shoulders caused by the rubbing of
harness. reward of s. will be paid for her de-
livery at the stable of Messrs Barnes 81 Sweeney
je 1877 CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.
FOR BALTIMORE via NOR
- FOLK The good schr RICHMOND, Saml
IIavers, master, having most of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board, will have quick dispatch
ie ls-at w.D CoLaUIrT
X. FOR WASHINGTON AND AL
- - E1ANDRIA.-Th good schr COURIER.
Davis, master having most of her cargo engaged
and going on board, will have immediate dispatch.
For remainder, apply to
iels-4t w. D coLoUITT.
NE.s For kENT.-rhree offices, suitable tor
viii profes sionai men-one adjoining our office,
In Lisie Row. and the other two 10 the Law Build
Jel7 General Agents
d. FOX REHT-A small brick tenement on
E:::a Church Hill, near the residence of Mr..
Hutchinson. Rent, 81 per month.
j'i7 ToLER d COOK. General Agents.
O. HOUSE FO. RENT.-A House on
Msl CDurcn Hi, near toe corner OF Broad ana
23ln street., constructed aud fitted up by au Apo.
thecary for an Apothecary's store. The house can
be rented for any other decent business, but that OF
an Apothecary would be preferred, as such store
is very much needed on the Hill, AMI would add
very much to the cemtoTt and convenience OF the
inhabitants o the same and those of the surround
~ ''N - ELLYsow YERgY.
Cor Broad and 18th Streets Church Hill, Rich.
mond Va y 1T
no THE NAPLES: 10 ThE LADiEs..
AT COST FOR CASH.
I'm few weeks viii close our Stock at auction
i If you want goods at and below Cost come
soon We are offering great sacrifices IN the FOL
lowing, with many others
Rich Silks (biack and iancy)
Crepe Shswls
Flannels Of all kinds (now ia the lime Z, buy
Lawn Hdkis very cheap
Linen Cambria and Silk ditto
lax Calicoes at and cts
do 5 cts
Black Alpacss, very low
Great bargains in Bombazines
Ivory Fans. cost s. to Sc, &c. DC.
WORD, FERGUSON * BARKSDALE.
jeIs-4t
fOn SALE, fAKa OF abour 10 acres. 4
i miles East OF Richmond, in an excellent neigh.
borhood, with improvements Of the first order.--
Purchasers are invited to this Farm before pnr
chasing elsewhere. Terms liberal. Apply at This
ONCE. IL Is ets
WANTED, steady aud indnstriuus Young
W NAN. about 10 or 20 years Of age 70 assist IN Z
tobacco factory. One from the cou ltry preferred
Address A. B. II. through Richmond Posf Once
with name and residence. jele--a,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19
e i6-3taw2w LEWIS L. MONTAGUE.

NOTICE.-Untii the srst day OF July next. G
IN l.. BETTY is hereby appointed and authorised
to sell the stock of Hats, &c, On hand, for cash
only agreeaby to the provisions OF deed of trust
executed to me for the benefit of his creditors and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court, after which date due notice will be given of
pubic sale. and until that time said Betty is au-
thorised to receive payments as my agent for any
monies due. EDWD. d. EACHO, Trustee,
nay lo-2awtd For G. L. BETTY.
a. FOX RENT.-Two new framed houses.
= with large lot attached to each. La each
mouse are ave mfortable rooms. They are situ-
ated west Of Sd street, near the southwest corner
OF me City Burying Ground. Possession given i'm
mediHtely. Apply to
P N. TABB & SON. Agents,
Je l1-eooat Office On Governor st.
IMPORTANT TO PARTNERSHIPS sub
l. scrioer having purchased of Mr. Perpoint the
ngat OF manufacturing his celebrated seed Sc.
Parator and straw Carrier, invites all who
are In want to call and examine the Cheap and sim
pie machine before purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP RAHM
Eagle Foundry, on Cary, between Pearl and 18th
sLreets. je l2-2aw6w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

&TiLL LEFT.-A lew pairs OF those Stitch,
~ ed Light Caif Boots at only 50, at No 40 Main
street, by
jel9 WILLIAM WALSH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

JUNE rs, IS52-BY ROANOK E.-Just
" received, a handsone lot Of Fashionable Be
rage Delanes
Children's and Misses white Cotton Hose at l2
cts per pair
Striped Linen for Boys Summer Clothing
Embroidered Muslin Curtains
White Linen Drilling Tor Pants, very cheap, lat
HART L. MOSES,
Je IL New Store. Go Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

RLEAk HOUSE. PART w., for sale by G.
Ii NJ WEST IL BRO
The Soul in Nature, with supplementary contri-
buttons, 6y Hans Christian Oersted-Sl Is
Eollne. or Magnolia Vale novel; by Caroline
Lee Hentz, author of Linda" &c-50c
Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, part IV-l2c
Reserved by G.. NJ. WEST & Bro,
le IL Under EXCHANGE Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

TINHE HI STOKY HF RICHMOND, BY
l. JOHN P. LITTLE, NJ. D.-A very interest
ing work-written in an easy, graceful style
well calculated to please-containing much valua.
BILE information respecting this Capital OF the "Old
Dominion" No Virginian should be without CO.
ply of this desirable little work.
1t can be obtained by calling at MORR SIS Book
Store, where also can be found well assorted
stock of every thing comprised in the Book and
Stationery line.
ing elsewhere ie II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

nIAKkhEA KEMEDY.-The experience
~ of hundreds in this city who have used this
preparation proves it TO be prompt andc certain re-
medy for dlarrhoea, dysentery, cholics, cramp,
sickness of the stomach and all arrangement OF the
stomach and bowels; for sale by
Z. J PICOT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

A WNINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18TH street, DE.
n tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
TO execute, in faithful and workmanlike manner
the above description of work. Awnings, sack.
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel
Ropes, and all other kinds of splicing done at
short notice and On reasonable terms
- Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
d HARDWOOD, or as ABOVE, will be attended to-
je Tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

4 UMBEK FOX SALE.-I have ON hand
~ and will continue to receive, well seasoned 2
inch, Il inch, Il and inch Plank, clean and very
nice; also, Weather Boarding, of good quality, and
scantling Of different sizes large quantity OF SKA
THOS. WILLIAMS,
Corner 9th and Byrd streets, on the canal
lie l6-lw*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19
je Is Corner opposite the Old Market

LIAR FOk SALE.-At the distance from
IL the city of half hours ride, we have for sale
Farm of 200 to 300 of Land, of superior
quality, and improved, in all respects as to rem
DER it very desirable The yield OF this Farm three
years, will equal the price at which it is held We
solicit early calls. TOLER d. COOK.
je 10 General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

GEa FOR RENT. two newly built three story
Esa Houses, with gas pipe. ihrous hont--on Main
street, brtween End and Bird streets Apply to
my 26-ts w. GODDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

LNOK RENT, in a large, commodious aud well
l. ventilated stable, 4 stalls, with room for a
buggy or wagon. Enquire at
lie l5-.6t 1877 Main Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

WANTED, steady aud industrious young
" NAN. about 10 or 20 years Of age, 70 Assist tn
tobacco factory. One from the cnu ltry preferred
Address A. B. n. through Richmond Post Once,
with name and residence. iele-a.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

LNAMlLY AND EXTRA ELUUK.-We
Il have some superior family Flour, of the follow
ing brands c Mills, Genito, Bragg's, Haxall and
Meetings. Also. extra Scottsviile inspection, for
sale by
je l6 FRY d. McCANDLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19

fOn SALE, FAkA OF about ITO acres, 4
i miles East OF Richmond, in an excellent neigh.
borhood, with improvements Of the first order.--
Purchasers are invited to see this FERN before pur
chasing elsewhere Terms liberal. Apply at this
ofice. IL Is ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

Is.J. i TT
CIV A. -
v
- .. o. !. Convent
co., TsE A
sege Of lowing j
= ), II Mr. Mel
ye, mus. itmthe
critical We al
: Lon. occupie'
,v,n, and al O
sb,c c,us rsrily lie
-
emsrks ever 10
OF his On re'al
2 vc!s, i gentlem'
they wei
& OF s ed, he in
'assoe-- seat, ant
49, was con
This wa
y Con. approae.
s Lon. seat and
rendered
position
with his seat
ey the gen,ielo,
: e, snd and final
- assertion
d and man =
s.gesf was deu
PUG instead,
sssa- the head
II telegrap.
autiful be was a
answer,
nuon- city.
/ s',a - Dad
:, II CISCf
Get II exists in
TIE II by The d.
Il shau,y Q
oLo. i purpor,o
III l. owner, |
Ii is sup
ranging
yRp dead DO,
Ii pose.
Its
e Lee
III Last e
inciu. Il Of Dunk
'ols- house o
Il York an
ais having {
Il ground
; au' Tiles
,,,;.h III Isaac )
II having
Us with Il =
cts Il the false
ed, tried
Eette, ii TO heart
une Tiles v
the facts
,, E above.
dIsturba
are
oy Dem0cr
ms. NJ
wing, II " n OK.
ner. Tic hdtiI
II ter last l
Il ded. X,
the II lection,
able 90 III ed. IL i.
- O the noni
IL the Free
III The !
II says
E The {
II in speci
e. Il shipmeD
IAN H being m
ais, III as to at
Il The b
Z Asia Gle
- h thing of
"a Il er took {
ais' II coo was
her Il anticipa
Q 4 being, a;
Il in this c
et, / APPOIl
/ By and
L Edwal
iof 4 roller o
4 Hall, re,
L Benjal
10 \ Secrelar
1 OF B. ID.
L De
II CHAR
ratihcati
Il which Il
4 respond
4 luiions ,
4 promote
Y BosTC
4 appointe
4 to the OF
\ rejected
II counsel
II the Gov
a the nom
%. b FROM
ID Bradley,
G Moore al
a March.
n Compan
hi Tuesday
J. enJoyme
III some OF
VI hard lab,
n De
ID New
In Legislat
Vi Law by
1 u CoLu,
A. II. p
II evening
u instantly
- an.n<zz.<-xz
81 hsI.fi Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

In. from headland TO headland,
i,ens ~ ali American fishermen who may
s'i,s.s ths,y pursuits inside OF that line. IL was
nndouhtedly an oversight in the Convention OF
ISIS 70 make so large concession to England
since the United States had usually considered
that those vast inlets or recesses of the ocean
anobt 10 be open TO American fishermen az freely
a. The sea itself to within three marine miles OF
the shore.
In 1871. the LEGISLATURE Of Nova Scotia pre-
pared case for the consideration of the Advocate
General and Attorney. General of England, upon
the true construction Of this article OF the Con-
yeDtiOn.
The opinion delivered by these officers oil the
Crown was "That by the terms OF the ConVen1ion
American citizens were excluded from any rgn. "
fishing within three miles from the coast OF Dl'', 80
America, and that the prescribed distanSe u
three miles is to be measured ron .uo "o r
lands. or extreme points of land next the SEQ, -
the coast. or of the entrance OF oaYs ", .l, ~.
of the coast, and consequently that 10 sar th,
lists on the part of American titz'ns - aithan ~
bavs of Nova Scotia there to take hsh, uI'noul
the fishing belng within the bay, may DC aI ~
- 1;stancs than three miles from the shofe D, VnS
- 90 $50 20 of opinion that the term neanianu
- ~ tha treaty to express the part OF the
land we have before mentioned, inciuolh9 tne ~
nor of the bays and the indents OF tue coaSU'
n is this construction OF the intent anu ,lIanns
III Cnnvent;on of 1878 for which the Colonies
have =, c contended since 1871, and which they have
desired should be enforced. This the tngllsn
Covernment has now il would appear consented
TO do and the immediate effectwill be the io'o
of the valuable fall fishing to American hsh-
ermen-a complete interruption of the extensive
business of New-EngaDd attended by constant
collision Of the most unpleasant and exciting
character, which may end in the destruction OF
human life, in the involvement of the Government
in questions of Il very serious nsture, threaten
ing the peace Of the two countries. NOT agree
inc that the construction thus put upon the
treaty is comfortable to the intentions OF the
contracting parties, this information is, however,
made public, to the end that those concerned IN
the American fisheries may perceive how the case
at present stands. and be upon their guard. The
whole subject will engage the immediate attention
OF the Government.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Sec. of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH'S SISTER
Dates; London, July =, and Havre, July =.

The U. S, Mail steamship Humboldt,
Lines from Havre, July 7, 10 NJ, and Cowes 10 P. NJ
same date arrived at this port on Monday morning.
The Humboldt brings the usual mails, SO
passengers and 600 tups of goods valued at 100000
to 81 100000. Among her passengers are Judge Carl
ton of New Orleans, and lady, T. Bryan ESQ., bearer
Of dispatches from the U. s. Legation at Paris Prince
Lubomrsk and Mrs Zsula xozky the sister Of Kossuth
her husband and three Children
July 18, lat. 4 l long. GO 50, at 8 A. NJ,
spoke ship Washington, from Liverpool for New.York
Same day, at p NJ, of Nantucket, passed steamship
Washington, from New-York, bound East
The Humboldt left Cowes at 10 P. NJ,
On the 7h and has accomplished the passage in II days
hours For the most of the passage she has had strong
westerly winds.
The following persons came passengers
in the Humboldt:
Mr. and Mrs Lispensrd Stuart, Miss Rhinelander, Mr.
and Mrs r. s. Ely MIR aud Mrs. C. NJ Parker G. Thorn
dixie. Mr. and MIS- J. w Mo,Iis, Prince LubOmIski, Mr.
and Mrs f. GilendeI and child i. NJ Perkins j. WinsoT
koepP, Bearer Of Dispatches hon the Legsn m at
Berlin; L. Leboiteaux, A. Schwartz, DR.. JJ Cummings
f. de ChsgouIns, Briggs, Baker, Judge Careton and
lady, v de Arieta Mr. aud Mr.. J. Sutherland, Miss Lucy
ton C. +. Rous II Gomet, Mrs Lesieur, child and ser
want, J. Leseur Miss Josephine Lesieur, Fred Leb, A.
HOldermaIn, j. Is. HOldermann, kamle D1crOu,
child and servant; H. L. King. c. DiggIemsp j. Ptthon,
Mr. and Mrs Lansrche, Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas MendIve,
Mr. and Mrs r Mendive, Madame Mendye five children
and four servants; j. II. Chnrasd, Mr. sod Mis- E. Morris
Mr. and Mrs sigsmund Zsulawozky and three children
Louis Picard +. Pature r AbroOoe, A. sa4aenyle, A.
Cook NJ. Domingo N. Blum, Charles Vincent Hardmey
en- j. staut Mr. and Mrs. Fougers MrVesey William Day
T. l. Bryan 2. J Elmbirs, w Sprggs, r. s. B4laque, a.
Hart Mira Fdedlander, Mrs. Bachelor c. Broue p Stdr
mer, Mailaid w. Navarro, Morris Total 49,
The Humboldt brings papers to Jaly z,
four days later than previous advce but there Is little
news in them. In England the elections proceeding
with great deal OF spirit The next mail will bring the
result.
Sloane, the lawyer, who was convicted
of treating his servant with great cruelty, and impn'
soned in Newgate is dead from illness caused by men.
tai anxiety and confinement
Charles Rowcroft, Esq, has been APP
pointed British Consul at Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20

maintenance Of peace and order In the town depends
mainly IN the good win OF the respectable innsoe
The second object Ia the promotion of emigration IN the
form moot calculated 10 provide for the general wan"
Of the community and the last s the question OF es,ao
lifhir local mint end assay Office In order 10 egahIs
the transactions In gold by Introducing regular .asa
ard Of 6n,ness These subjects Rave been sttentivey
considered by her Msjestys Government ana ~ par
provided for by Sir John Pakington, whose Iast I.s
patches Sir Charles Fitzroy and MI Lsuooe s,e ~
before US but whatever may be the measures tssen
Is impossible not to apprehrnd that the influx Of loose
ensraiion from all countries the sudden overthrow Vi
the ordinary standard Of value In the colony and sne
consequent suspension OF the usual ana necessary
nations of many classes Of society, will for some time
70 como be attended with very serious Inconvenience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
ECUADOR.

From he Panama HeTah. N
By the arrival at this port. on Saturday..
of the British brgsntine Anita, Captain Nichols and %
sunday of the New Gransdan schooner Augustn, Cap.
tain Davis we have received some further intelligence
respecting Flores movements Tue Anita Is fourteen
days from Gsysqull Her passengers state that a. she
was leaving the mouth of the river Flores with his est
ras ascndin9 towards The city, and Aaf he oou probably
make an immediate ai,ack upon IT,
From passenger ON board the Augustin, we learn
that Flores has twelve hundred men and that he de-
signed entering the city OF Gsysqui on the 2n insso.
not amount 10 more than or three hundred men
capable of sustaining any kind OF an asck and that
capi,plston before firing gun, IL would be granted
without hesitation.
We have authority from private sources for saying
hat Flores sntrsd and took possession Of Gdydqna about
ne 1sth or ooh although have had no direct news
from the re since that date II he did not do he has
failed 10 fulfill his intention. We shall hear direct from
thore by the British steamer Of the Sd Of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
Richardson, Brother. a. Co.'S C,re,,..

Per Humboldt LIVERPOOL, 9Th Month 9Th issa
Some hesvy thunder showers fell nisnt Win - p
tTemely hot and cl, atmosphere; this morning i bs
and warm, with on sppearsnce Of settled ins weather
This beng the DAY appointed for minimizing the es.
oates 10 represent this Borough In Parar The uss
couise OF business was much inten up,ed ara althoo[
1t Of the factors were At their post hs sttsndsncs a -
trade YVES miled and consequent lily but hte bsras ~
done but the sales effected Of WHEAT about ia ~,
Of Friday last FLOUR was shade 10 favor Of the suys
INDIAN CoRN without change in ysoe mt the inguiv -
inscuye. OATS AID OATMEAL were quito neglected, n
TIE latter article there scarcely sn fsquiry =
HoPsTbe account o. tho crop from most di,tsjcts n a
vorsbe but in the Deishboshood Of Worcester the hnrA
producing bad effects Tho market remains sy A. ~
weeks rates siz; Md. snd Esst Kent ttad 1901 Wssu
of Kent, 1851 dit5i Sussex. ll2 Gl2s y i'm
We are respectfully, RIcHARsoS, BROTHERS Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE

Liverpool Borough Election for PariIameut.
The candidates were nominated on Tues
day. and the following are their Gags; ~
MACKENZIE and TuRSER-Ou Protestan, Reie,sn.
Ships, Colonies and Commerce; Town and Trade =
Liverpool"
Opposed by
CALDWELL and EwARr-Free Trade
Polling commenced on Wednesday morning and \
noon Mackenzie and Turner were 900 ahead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
I,verpoo, Cotton Market.

On Saturday, July B. the sales amounted to sooe bsl
Including 500 Tor export and 2Oo speculation The m
ket was steady and exhibited cha &C. On Mondsv, u
5h moderate demsnd prevailed, sales reaching 60A
which 1900 were speculation and for export No ehsn
On Tuesday the 9Th, 5000 bales ,od 1890 being %
,peculsiion and for export.
TWEpNRsDAY, July BoOn-(By Telegraph to Southan,>
ton 1.-THE Baltics Just 20 hand has bad effect
CoTToN. Our GRAIN market is steady. u