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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23
Electoral Vacancy Filled.

BALTIMORE, Aug q, 1S52
The whs convention of the Third Congressional district
Of MaryIsnd met at Elicots Mills yesterday appointed
John T. b. Dorsey elector vice Watkins resigned and
passed resolutions strongly endorsing Scott.
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Railroad Accldent.-Fire In Springfield,
Mass.

SPRINoFIELD, August %. 1S52
VIM. Gordon, tailor, at Chester Factories,
and killed by the express train from Albany Saturday
night. He probably drunk and lying on the track
In Springfield, Saturday night Wright Co Is foundry
was damaged by FIRE to the amount of several hundred
A0llars
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Dom estie HYisceIlany.

On Friday evening at Philadelphia, young man named
Thomas Mckay while looking from third story window
ofbis fathers residence in Fourth street above Queen
fell out and was killed.
Governor Lowe, Of Maryland, has commuted the sen-
tence Of Joshua Morgan the youth who convicted
81 murder in the criminal court Of Baltimore In Janua
ry last and has ordered his confinement in the pcnten
tiary for life.
Eight British soldiers consisting Of sergeant corpo
raj and six men. forming Artillery company and
tached to that branch Of the British service stationed at
Quebec we've at 0gdensburg, NY, last Friday having
deserted.
In the town Of Potos NO. there have been twenty SIX
deaths within the last four weeks mostly By cholera
From fifteen to twenty families have left the town but at
the date Of the letter ph inst the disease was abatng
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poy,ca TuselI,Dence.

Police Courts.-Tho amount OF business done at the
different police courts but limted-nothing Of any
note worthy of recording tranpred The watch return
Of the Sixth ward only exhibited two prisoners when
generally it contains the of twenty arrested
during the night.
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ARREST OF An HrsoAnIAs oTrIcrn Esa La.-

AHHEsI OF An HTNGAKIAN UFFfCFN F0H LAk-
crsY.-Yesterday evening Edward Rem, an Hungarian
refugee, who was lieutenant In the Magyar army was
arrested on the charge Of purloiniDg gold watch from
Mr. Enge Of the firm Of EDge& Wolf at the brewery Of
those gentlemen on the Columbia railroad Penn District
be prisoner ws locked up at the Adeph street station
TINS morning he had hearing before Aldermen Oge and
w@ committed to The accused IL fine looking
Young man lie has been In the city about year and
has .aush. hortemaDsbip and sword exercise His wife
s wok.o =, embroidery She Is upon the eve Of he.
G,s mother and has been thrown into the deepest
hushana \, M unfortunate predicament IN which her
"Osoanu placed-PhiladetpSa Bulletin 2is
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VNHE STEAMER SANTA CLAUS TO CHARTER FOE
i Excursions. Apply to +. FITCH CO., No. Ill MUIR
CRAVHLLERs, GUIDE.


HAMpEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHrDA.
" dslphia.-Isevss by steanbset JOHN POTTER, Pies
No. North river :. "a: H. and F. ~ thro Ugh IN ~
sn9 81 Returning leave Phiadslphis fost Of Walnut
stfeee. ats A. n. and2P.H.
A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRINGS.-THI
"A Of the New rsrk and Harlem Railroad leave the
Oily Hail station. New York daily (Sundays excepted
A. ssl.sh A. I.Hsi tr.la = Chatham fe;r Corners
Troy sprns fssa.d sP.,SAsla and oth:. 4.
rs. Y chsh.n Tsys Cornsrs connecting with Western
YAK: Tie 10 eslsoh y tra 20 Chatham. Msstsrn Ran
road TO Canaan and stage Lebanon, arriving early the
sane Afternoon. Fare through, 81 n sI0AT. supt.
EoR rHILAprLPHIA pIREcr1U. s. NAIL AND
Expesss lines, thrsugh IN four hours. New Jersey
lsr..a y. Jersey CITY lseyiss F'y horh ats foot
ssfor ar:s si.- snd e % fSF second class n and
lxtsn Norfolk and Charleston through okets sold In the
sIy nss and through baggage carried In the A. NJ end
X IN .Mnsa
1yHl NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMER, FRANCIS
SKIDDY will leave fsot ofJay street, for Albany every
Kossay. wedsesd.Z aad Friday Returning, Eill ssv.
i provided viii frano. r.t.at Metallic Liz Boats. The
feel confident that by her will
her the And most comfortable Boat On the River
''''e j.TGUEG61aH. Agent, $50 Front 81.
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CalleOes.

Dr. A. d. Snow of Boston, has been appointed profess
sor Of anatomy and physiology in Genesse College, ut
Lima, Livingston county, New York.
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Date Of Condemnation
Seizure. or Restoration,
s. Dee at Ragged Island.l Juno 9th, 1917 Restored

Nabby. (sezed by II. NJ S.
Bellette of Pope's Harbor,
coast Of Nova Scotia,
claimed defence put in July 2Sth 1878 Aug eth, 1875
Washr gton. (sezed by H.
NJ. S. Saracen.). 1900. Aug 9th, 1873.
Betsey, (seized and sent into
Halifax ),............ Aug. do. Restored.
ENDORSEMENT ON SCHOONER BETsEY'S FISHERY IL
CENsE BEFORE MENTIONED.
1t hereby notified that Is the earnest desire Of Rear
Admiral Sir David Milne Commander in Chief of his
Msjesys ships and vessels in North America and in the
lakes Of Canada in endeavorng preserve the maratme
rights of His Majesty from Infringement to avoid
much possible subectng the vessels and people Of the
United States Of America the fisheries to any
loss or interruption which they may have made them
selves liable the just rights which belong to the
rame doninions of His Majesty in North America You
therefore allowed to pursue your voyage without fur
ther detention taking notice however that if you
again found trcsspasng Ills Majestys rights you
not expect to receive further ndugences and you
requested to notify to the vessels Of your nation far
In your power to avoid interfering with these fisheries
which exclusively apperain to His Majestys subjects
they will be hereafter proceeded against the law d.
reefs. Given under my hand at Halifax, IS year Of II.
NJ. reign, 1915. Signed. DAVID MILNE.
Commander in Chief.
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iPER SrEAMsHrp ArLArrrc.1

The ships Devonshre London, and Australia for Liv
erpool, are at anchor at the w Spit.
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promotion of forty three cadets Of the Military Academy
At West Point has just taken place in the United States
army. We remark among the number the name Of the
cadet Jerome Napoleon Bonapare, who No. IL in his
sas at the time Of the examination and who appoint.
I'd TO the regiment Of mounted remen He is the grand
of Jerome Bonaparc brother of the Emperor Napo-
leon En- King of Wetphalia and President of the
French Senate. His grandmother, Madame Patterson,
frst wife of Prince Jerome resides in Baltimore 1t will
be recoeced the marriage Of Jerome with Miss Pattcr-
would not be recognized by Napoleon and there
fore declared unlawful and void.
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Naval InseIisOenr.

nostn 2 LOOP o. war Decatur Com greeu arrived At
three days s14S WY nter pssssse Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

COR AUsTRAIaA.-D0LPUIN CLIPPER LINE
ESrsr ia Pfp ana sydney direct-Tho entirely new
Al clipper DeLfaIN ooossns surths.. ossrss A. Tru.-
.t. Sssrstsh for the shove port The
s t.sutfsi unsqused for elegance and 6tted
m s.s,rey for esmfort OF families singis persons
ssvina isvs srd small state rooms This Abe ory clipper
40. up tcE that Port ana - oonsassty ssEee.sd size
psasste early sppiisston WIN be nsoesssrT, beard
.icr Elcvcn North river foot OF Carlisle street. or
VTLRR BkQrHKR6. LOO ara lle sevth .srssh
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Telegraphic Marine REPORTS

hrrived-Brss Flora Mobile for vigo tput In
OF the sickness Of both mates and who
reeoverngl; Len Philadelpha; schr Goo Edwards, do
Boiow-Bark Kilby, from Orleans
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About 125 gallons Of liquor says the Providence Jour
nal OF Saturday contained in quarter pipe barrel and
kegs was seized on Thursday, in q wagon
broadway end ordered by the court to be destroy ed
Each package marked to be left at different locality
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Name ofTesscl.

Schrs. Polly, (seized on south
side Bay of Fundy.) NIB.
Similar Endorsement TO
above on the polly's IL
cenee.
Nancy. ......
Rising States, tseized at Cul
liver's Hole, Bay Of Fundy.
Golden Rule, (seilcd by gov
eminent brig Cbebucto. }.
Milo (seized st Gulliver'I
Hole, Bay of Fundy, by II
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gHIPPING,

TTNITHD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
rsr Nsw 0rissns via Hsysns. The :plsndia ssssn.
der, will san from the pier at foot Of Warren street. r.
Or iIiaay Auss Nth Of o'clock ~ prsensI
ment-Lsdes Saloon Berths 500 After sascn bcrss ~
ssesrs Bsrhs Specie oniy take. On oars nss suss
i. SsS msy bs had on
application at the once. No other form vii 20 TeneS.
bills Of lsdsg signed after the ship nas R1IrpTs
ps'As'' apply LII West street. corner q wsrrsa
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Eok LlvnRP0OL-yNIrHD STATES NAIL STEAM.
ssis wi depart nth the Dated s..t:s mails fr icrsR
from her berth at ths foot street. Ne SsstS
TIL paid fer Fer freight passage having unss0srsl
Ew'D K. COLLIHs co. Ne. IS Gaii ssrsss.
Inc steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC,
aad sail September 18th.
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EORKEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON.-THE STEAM
er WILaON SMALL leaves Murray street pier daily
(SuAdsys exoeptsd) at o'clock PM and Report, at
clock A. n. Fare to Report, % cents Fort Hamilton
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EXCURSIONS.

ExGyIEsT,oNs 70 k3 g9TS R9US IND sTATEN
p::s :lsss s'sis A. H. handing = Tuis. dssk Ross
Report 4 Sro. F.rsy
rous Of quiet, pleasant viii in the above
good hotels bathing anddsng Keyport Fare cents
each PS-Arrangements will BIO made 10 land parties
at biddlss Grovs' BY giving one days notice.
EORKEYPORT ANDFORT HAMILTON THE STEAM
e er WILaoN SMALL leaves Murray street pier daily
(Sundsys exoeptsd) at o'clock, PM and Keyport at
o'clock A. NJ Fare to Ksypors, % osnts Fort Hamilton
i21a cents.
T oNo ISLAND RAlLROAD-RXCURsToN TRAIN
IL Wednesday, August 25th from Brooklyn to Green
a1r .aa
port ats NJ same day. and arrive ~ Brooklyn at 80
for return On The REGULAR rsns on the aSth inst N.
gage taken by this train.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day, except Saturday Fare twenty I've cents each
Hammond street at u o'clock; Spring street, At TX
Grand street. at 81 Peck slip, at So Pier No. R. at
"a returning at T. N. bnner fishing tackle and bait
V'HE STEAMER SANTA CLAUS TO CHARTER FOR
ray street.
GRAND AQUATIC AND PIC MIC EXCURSION TO
~ Mount Hermon Grove Thursday, August Goth 1852,
Kansas The commodious steamer "Aa.Iies" spd two
bsrges have been chartered for tho OCCASION S
engaged Tickets each e q the oemusss
Of at the Catholic bookorss and Of the
yn Wiismsburg and Jersey City Also at the various
sndinss the morning Of the excursion The boats will
sass i sss
burg, TIA; and Market street, at 0,elSok QUIT,
DAVID 0'KEErr. in, Secretaries.
JAMES N. CLAREy, eo'
MICHAEL KERRIGAy, Treasurer.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow end New York Steamship Comp.ays new
Craig commander, will sail from New York Glasgow
Wednesday, ptember %, and Saturday 10th Nsvem-
bor 81 IL O'Clock At noon First cabin (salooa ststs
rooms $780, do do (mdship dol SIS. Second cabin. $50.
Stewards foe included. Apply TO .,.
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ma NoRRIsoN rs CONSULTED AT HIs MEnE0AL

~ ard Surgical Dspenssry, 2ok Fulton strost. known
for thirty three ycsre. 0fco hcurs A NJ N9P.M ess
hs dipoma o. Surgeons, London, with tho sgas~-
tnrea Of fiv Astlsy Cooper. Sir A. Carlele, Boot,
ofee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-23

EOR AUSTRALIA-PlONEER LINE or Packets
clipper shis oCIAN EAGLi. e 200 ton: CsD,.. xin1
gsarantesd st AL the writers, viii succeed ~
Epamipo the third ship Of this Hae and sa loh
Elements, The aesommod.sons &c.. q n two ships e
tee Of the ships follow Its only tha
10 determined to make them superior to any other hns
ful clipper Nghtingale built for oxidation At ths
r RoW GAMER22N, }ns wsu sssssA
The Ocean Eagle has capacity passengrs
1t has been determined limit the number TO 25 only MN
view Of giving abundance Of room. The ship will san peel
lively % Advertised.
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Er0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II states Mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Weston.
viii leave fer Havre. touching at
1t II solook from Pier No. North River Price q
SID An experienced IL attached to the
Luggage mot wanted during the should be
On board the dag before sailing marked "below No
shandee will be received board after THURSDAY August
18th. For freight or passage. apply to
MOKTlMER LIVINGSTON, Agents. 50 BroAAWa9.
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EOR sAvANNAH-U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
On Saturday August %, at o'clock r. NJ, from pisr
North river 10: vsry superior ney steamship
Tuesday morning. August 49, and leave above. fex
freight, apply on board. or for passage, 70
SAMUEL s. MlTCHILL, 19l Front street.
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VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN FRANCIsC0-THI
only line giving tickets for crossing tho Isthmus
The shore,t and Cheapest faysrs double on
Pier No North river, At O'clock p n, precisely,
Saturday September for San Juan del Direct
meeting with the double engine steamer g. s. LEWIS. roo
tons over the Nicarssua Transit route having twelve
miles Of land transportation This perfect
order and rely going through with
despatch n the most comfortable manner These stsamers
have superior ventilation and inor-
nation or pssage. at the lowest rates apply only to
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Condemnation
Date Of S-i:ere. or Restoration.

June. 1891.
May q, ls2l Aug. %, 1921.
May 20, 1871. Aug. -, 1921.
July J, 1871. Restored.
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WATcHEs-By order Of the British treasury, watches
q FOREIGN manufacture bearing the marks Of
land In the United and oshr oountre
ia of which French and Swiss watches
shipped at Havrc for New York Boston, verpoel
the English Custom house.
French German and other foreign goods, received aaA
brought in with British goods. Through hills Il
lading arc given In Havre for New York.
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MEDICAL.

DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NIvRI
i Before fubsed.21 cents copy free Of postage. OF
rye copies for ST. Sold ~ Garrett Coz e Ann strest
and ~ tho author NJ Lsrmont Physoisn and Surgeonf
Resdo street Of Broadway NJ " whore he mAybs
cor suited.
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TIE sms Cass q thsfsst o. aad ths GA Slaok
sssn EnW tunaSiustsS esnp.ssl 7. e palms aspsA
hack buoy to be placed in 40 palms DEPTH At the
The mill at the Heider just clear az the east side Of the
church steepe Heider. and the Jewish aad Catholic
churches In Z line behind the other
The Hague 18th July. ls52
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Rates Of Passage from Phiiaieip ha :-Saoos in ssr
state rooms $9e IN mdshp state rooms S6S IN forware
For freight or passage, applyto
THOMAS RICH ARDSON a Exchange place, ~ Z.
orNo. Walnut street, PhilA delphiA.
limited number Of third passengers will b taksa
With nfoYisionA - -
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PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
cation dCS%spanys New Line Of stssmshps new
hrst ship Of tho line Captain John alton 10
ming between the above and viii PhAd ephia
for Savannah on the folio wing Wednesday viz August
u September ls 18TH 29th October 18TH 9th;
Der lOth 2h; and from Savanna for Phadelphis
alternate This snip has bse1 built with We
essential TO elegance and comfort Especially the vsata-
ton Of her cabins and state the uperior arrange
DO OF the fastest Steamship aaoat by her
.ns OF river nsvsauon one exth tths pas
Savannah or TO Charleston (yiA Ssvannah) S2 steera
WhAryea: In Garannah BADELEORp FAY Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
T7ae Elections.

&AAH
Many are the questions daily asked
us concerning the late elections intlle sew
| eral States, the results Of which can not
vet be exactly tscertained. 10 these quef.
ries we will answer, that what ever may
be the result Of Stule elections turned up
on local questions, we have every conf
lence that ScoTr will receive the major
ity otllle 2dof next mouth.
Whit ever have been the party prel1.
dice orlocnl atIairs Which operated III the
great States Of Pennsylvania and Ohio III
their reeei1t local elections, we lave no
doubt that when those two States shall
have cast their votes for president, i will
he found Tint many democrats could not
refrain from liouoring the "old hero with
|tlleiY votes Too much reliance is placed
IN tellegraplic reports, they are SO com
plicated and contradictory that nothing
definite can be asccrtained from them.
The democrats have much jollifieatior
over the results Of one day which arc
| doomed to contradiction the next, place nc
confidence in the false reports let us await
the slower, but safer intelligence trans.
mitted by the mails.
Tn the meantime let the Wings Of Lou
isiana be at work aud leave the atfhirs o
| otlier States FOR other Wings let each
man do his whole duty at his home
That this State will vote for SeoTT ID BE
vond a doubt-bnt let the Wings Of tii;
| State roll up "a Wholesome majority, excel
ing even that Of the gallant TAYLOR. Tc
those who will be satisfied with the major
ity-whieli they may consider certain, we
would say the New Constitution is to be
adopted-an election OF infinite more i'm
portance TO tie citizens Of this State thai
that she vote for Gen. EcoTr. Worl
then until the day shall be over, and the
victory registered where 10 party malact
can eiiace it.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23

GENERAL, QUIZ CIDEn Is GOOD, BET
DARNfouE PICKLES - w il Jack Down
lng GATED upon General Andrew Jackson
az the White House for the first time, lie
was reggaleJ BY the President with, cham
payne aisd olives. Tie doughty major
tried both the tirst he liked. the second
he dld not faiicyss alRl inyiyg tile frnit back
npoii Iiae plate scarcely tasted, said s.fssen-
efai yonncfdef issgood, 6ak darn son pict.
Ies. Just as though an oid~-fashioued
D~efEocFat il the interior Of Wayne county
the other DAY, when bis Loeofoco l1etll-
rem paid ain the compliment Of raising a
hickory pole u front of his house. He
made ib otsjectiola IF The pole. but gl,ell
they proposed % elevate 4 Pierce aud Ring
iiag upon 4, Hold ef1. sagsAe ii go,hes
hickory pole, because that yefninds ME Of
Jacksblf, btit your Perez and Kfig fag +
eau stand bectHse Z rofe Ey Seollst-De-
trot5 41feltlscr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
frEFTom dispatches to the N. O. papers

NFrom dispatches to the N. O. papers
we Gull The following political items
BALTIMORE, Oct. I9th.P. M-Sixty-five
counties in Ohio show a wing gam Of
17.000vofes.
The Wings in Pennsylvania are san
guineof carrying the Stare IN November.
PnILADELrnA, Oct. l9sh.-Psnnsylva.
MIA Is now considered by the Wings as
sure for Scott. They expect 70 gain 1000
votes over The October elections iii five
connties alone.
III New York Cotton aud exchange are
declining.
Full rettlrnsof the Collection ii this State
have been received hom all except fifteen
counties. They show 4 WiiIa GAIN over
last years roteo If 10000 81 lie State ticket
while tie gain Oh tie Congressional tick
ct Is much larger.
Tie returns of tie election are nearly
all il, and sufficiently complete { render ii
certain that Tie democrats have eiecfed
twelve Members Of Congress. tile wings
seven aud the nee-sollers two.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
by reading the Adrocate our friel

SO 60 ~ ZH
nBy reading the 4dvocatc our friends
abroad mast eotne to the conclusion that
the ciizens of East Baton Rouge are not
iii favor of avenging the insult Offered the
American flag BY the authorities Of Cuba
50 careful were they NOT e publish the
proceedings Of the meeting Of our citizens.
(ifrespecrivesof party.9 and which they
were respectfully requested 70 publish.
Oh, No. They would make il appear as
if the movement wa q democratic meas
lure- Come, neiglabor. give tie devil his
dnes. and say the matter was first brought
before Tie Scofr 81 GaAHAM Glib. who
decided not to make political CAPITAL out
Of a n~aiioual affair. and who very justly
referred il to the american citizens.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23

TIE "SPIRtruAL TELEGEAPHs"-Is the
title of a newspaper lately started and pub
lishedin New York city, and is devoted 10
the illustration Of Spiritual intercourse.
In. tue number before US is commenced,
and will continue 70 be presented 10 e
critical and orderly marner, the deeply in
teresting discussion Of tie question which
involves the origin Of Spiritual Manifesto
ton DIR. b. ". RIcHARDEsos, Of Ohio,
will defeild tlleir earthly origin, and the
editor S. B. BRrrros, will vindicate theil
Spiritual theory-The Spsy5tud5 Teh.
graph IS published weekly at the price o
$3.50 per nnIn
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23
SCOTT ANA GRAHAM CLUB.

The Scott and Graham Club of this Par
ish will hold its meetings in the City
Hall, on Saturday of each week, at
7 O'Clock, 2. M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-23

n-Col. RICHARD A. STEWART OF lb-
erville has just favored us with a sample
of sugar from the new crop, which we do
not hesitate to r-onounce ffs' rate, indeed
under the circumstances we think it cant
be n~eal--it was just taken from the cooler
aud sent us, and !, is clear, well grained
aud almost dry. We do not know wletti-
err the sugar had the advantage Of a bleed
sur. but can assure the Col if this should
prove a sample of his whole crop he vii
reap a lasting profit,