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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-24

equally acceptable under the Piercs and
King banner! Another objection 10 Scott
ii your " Stepaytania' is. that he had in
early life read Judge fuckers letters. and
hence bad formed an impression favorable
TO emancipation in Virginia. II Scott Is
Questionable on that ground, the whole
Democratic party At the North is objec-
tionable on the same grounds; because.
not one are against the principles laid
down in those letters, which produced
such IN effect on the public mind in Wiz
ginis. that in 81 and '32 the project for
} system Of gradual emancipation in tina,
Stats vas warmly and ably supported BY
her leading men at that time. But 10
cording to your reasoning. what isa fault,
nay, ! rice mi Wing, is pure principle
u Democracy in one Of you, party. The
opisious. Of Washington, jefferson. Madi'
son. Randolph. Leigh. Preston. Wythe,
HSummers Monroe, and Others, in regard
10 emancipation, IL entertsined bya Wing,
are hevesies. dangerous. dansna5le, bns i
entertained BY Buchanan. Dallas. Van BIZ
rem, and the whole Locofoco party Noth
are harmless a. the Chrifian rsiieson-s.
you reason. I viii not attsnpt 10 dsfspi
Eens Srnttss rr;v.tn on:rsor - ek -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
PHILADELPHIA.

PHiLADsIrHIA, Monday, Feb Q, 1852.
The very line weather of the past few
DAYS has reopenet the nav,eauon OF the Della ware,
and vessels to-day arriving and dep aruns freely.
Our spring business. too, comme nc,ng and every
thing wears a frightening sppe rance
man named Wintef bottom, age 81 years, died
suddenly at hotel In Nige-sI aOoye Eleventh, this
moNine. His wife Is soJOui ning 10 your City.
The Wslnutst. Thsster, o. This CITY, is 10 be sold
by Messrs. Thomas & Sens, TO morrow evening. IL
10 said that the old establishment Will probably be
rszed 70 the ground, anu a new rnea.er erected in
ts place.
The weather to-day is lovely in the extreme
Quite Marsh
The CorroN market u uuchsngsd. He,ders Of FLOUR
ask 81 80 Dbl fct shiPpEg brands bal there
export demand aad the SALES sde at this
esu,e, except small lets tor c aud chsce
hands and extra nom 81 SGT s. % Tao marker near
~ bare " beth RVS FLoVR and Com MEAL Tkere Is a
Sales Of iseO bush lrnue fsnns, kanis Whine at 81 o.
and Red AZ 99 cents bushs RVS ~anied at "a
CORN 10 In limited request. ami has dec ned sales of
2ooo bush. yellow AT IS cents Got II 500 bushels good
Pesnsyvenis OARS sold At 40 cen bush CLOyERSsED
70 IN coed demand and s1sOV basse pune Qasy sid a.
S3tet 10 WHISKY sells slowly AZ an Goats Ia baucls
SALKs OF SroCKs.-Frss Board $500 state Is, lo0g !:
$40 so State S. set; Sltoe Read 6s 1e NJ 200
Lshirh Nav. IS, rs; rs PsEn R.4la; 10 Mkaehiil r.
r.. f0i - do. lei $s,5co WI X. es Se4; $l00 U. s.
q. 81. rs. 500 County 6s 50 Sc 81 oOO Cam aud Amo
~ ssi go Read X, Sss; II ny. Biz, iOi; 20
SSeosd Sosra-SiGoO Read. r R. SIS. 20. nj; % Phil.
BIZ. 1888 400 Read h r., go a. Sch. Nav III 70 Maa
and Mech. Bk at Hsr sburg X. tSl $3.50 County
g. IS So; 40 N A Ins IS 500 Iehiga Int ST. 9oO
Morris Canal, NJ; $6oQ Sch Nav Co, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

deed gained nothing by her revolution OF
'4s, since it has only brought her into the
hands Of such a creature better, far better,
the government of Louis Philippe, bad as
that was, than these antics of crime and
folly performed by the modern Napoleon
Better, however, that he should at once
show his true nature, and by going to the
utmost extremes, finish himself and his
career of wickedness as promptly as possl-
BILE. But unhappy is the land that bad rulers
and a Jespotic system Of government have
so greatly weakened that it has to submit
to trials as terrible as these.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
DIED.

On Saturday evening last, Fep 7. AMELIA, wife Of
Samuel H. Haley, Ia the ~ h year OF her age
On Monday, Feb. 9. Mrs. MARY WELLINGTON,
aged 6S years.
Her funeral will take to afternoon, at O'clock
from No. Thompson st. -
Ga Monday, Feb . Mrs EDNA GARDINER in the
e6th Of her
The relatives friends respectfully invited to at
tend the tuheal To take place the 10 inst at PM
the scepce her law, Capt Ira W. Potter
No. 20 3th. 1t
~ New London papers please copy.
On Thursday, Feb S. of censumpsion. MARY JANE,
wife Of Geo II. Marshall, aged "a yeas, month aud
On Sunday, Feb. 9. MARGARET SHIELDS. aged 90
years
Tue funeral will take pace this (Taesdsy) afternoon.
Feb 10 at o'clock. from the res,ceIce OF Ter mother al
Manhattaavllle Tue relatives aud friends ot the family
respectfully ved attend The funeral without fur
thsr invitation. .
ON esday evenirg Feb IL spcden aud severe Ill
ness, CHARLES A. BROWN, aged year, II months and
10 days, son Of Adam and MargaIet Brown.
Hn remains were taken tn G. eenwsOd Cemetery.
Alas how chang that ioyes flower
That once did cheer our hearts
Fsn, feeting msments Of an hour.
How soon wese called to psrt
On Sunday, Feb 8, of copgestye ever, JOHN X BAR
Low. formerly Of Syracuse.
His sleAds and ia lse Of his brothers VIM A J H and
y. Barlow are invited attend his fauersi Tues
day) afternoon, fom Ne. ID Monroe-s.. a. O'Clock.
On Monday. Feb. 9, EDMUND WILLIAM, ihfant son
OF Charles A. ard Lucy Ann se,soa aged 10 m lnths
His remains viii be taker to Lynn, Mass. tor inefment
At Columbus. Ohio on Monday Jan. 10. Miss MARY
ANrOlNErTE second daughter Of tao late X. W.
Cowles, of Worthinsto ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

The advices from FRANCE which we
publish this morning from our foreign pa
pers, brought by the Europa, fully confirm
the startling statement Of our Telegraphic
Dispatch from Halifax, that Louis Napole
on has decided to confscate the property of
the Orleans family, in order to feed the an
cient grudge he bears against the Monar-
chy under which he was made ridiculous at
Suassburg, and defeated at Boulegne, pre-
paratory TO being imprisoned at Ham. The
step has not been accomplished without the
opposition even of such a creature as de
Morny, who could help the bloody violence
of the usutpation, and countersign every
possible outrage on the rights of the people.
but this he could not consent to. The OBJ
stinate determination of Louis Napoleon
carried the day, however de Morny has
resigned, and the decree Of confscatioa is
published in the Moniteur.
This measure must epen the eyes of
those who have seen fit to attribute to Louis
Napoleon the qualities of a skillful states
man and profound manager on account Of
the success of his recent acts. Those acts.
to our judgment, have evinced nothing but
the same reckless audacity which marked
the Strassburg and Boulogne expeditions:
the audaci!y of the gambler who risks eve
rything on the frallest chance and deserves
credit for his luck as little as commissera-
ton for his despair. Blu, We venture to saw
that no man can now deem hun the DOS.
SCISSOR of shrewd or even a cool Judgment.
for a measure more calculated to DESTROY
all possible popularity and prestige among
the influential classes in France could not be
devised. With the meress legal bubble for
its pretext, this confiscation strike, a blow
at the Iigh1 of property, and goes beyond
the famous socialistic levy upon the itch
proposed by Baibes. A general alarm and
depression must be the consequence, fol-
lowed in Cue and not remote time by the
Of tho tyrau.. France has in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. o.
Galveston dates to the 3Oth ult. have been 70.
ceived at New Orleans.
The bill providing for the pay ment Of the debts Of
the late Republic, had been ordered TO third read.
ing with slight amendments. The bill provides foS
the unconditional payment OF second class debts
and such first class are not provided for by the
provso also for the payment Of certificates Of the
third class since recognized as the second, TO the
amount audited by the Legislative act with the
ceptlon OF IS 053, for which an act was passed in
favor of Stuart Berry, IN lS4s II IS further pro.
vded that the remainder OF the debt OF the first class
shall be paid when the Government is satisfied that
the Secretary of the Treasury has been required By
law to issue to Texas the Five Million Stock with
held under the act of 1880 that the Secretary has
been required 10 issue to Texas sums of stock equal
to such sums as the State may at any time require
for releases from creditors.
The railroad fever in the Texas Legislature had
subsidized ana probably limited amount will be ap.
pTopilaed for the improvement OF rivers, &c.
The Joint resolution nominating General sam
Houston for President, had been eDgrossed IN te
House-2l voted in the negative
The Mail carriers from san Antonio To I'll Paso
and to Santa Fe, had been Obliged TO return 10 con-
eequeIc OF heavy rains.
Col. Graham OF the Boundary Commission, ar.
rived al San Antonio from Ell Paso on the 2ls. ult,
en- route for Washington.
Col Sumner is extremely unpopular Ell Paso Is
in ~ unprotected state, and the inhaoiti nts are
Dxfdns that the Eighth Military Department! limlts
be extended
The failure OF Mcdowell & Mills created quite q
panic in weston, and the fears AT FIRST eater aimed
relative TO Mills e. Co, mad subsidized II beng be-
iieved that they can redeem all Ineir Liabilities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FIRE IN BpsHwICK. About 10 o'clock
yesterday. IRE broke out IN the storage house OF
Thursey's rope walk, in Remssn st. O~ins TO the
eomoos'ibie nature o; the materials, the flames
msse very rapid progress, and before any engines
could reach the scene of conf ssration. they had
completely developed that part OF the walk run
ming parallel with Bush~ickav Several OF the en-
glss arrived, however. IN time TO the yelling
houses In the upper end Of Remsen ST Nearly ali
the dwellings, ON the soalhsry SIDE OF Remsen. ST.,
~ we'll as two or three workshops. aud char fac.
tory, were entirely consumed. TIE residents In
this locality mostly poor people. who by indus.
Try and economy had saved enough to procure a
home for themselves and families but now heve in
hour, Witnessed the destruction % ali their earn
ipss The Ere is said 10 haze originated In the
storage room, by spontaneous combustion. Loss,
about &l50,0oo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Tennessee whig State Convention.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Feb 9, Io52.
The Tennessee Wing State Convention met
at Nashville to-day Mr. Sill, of Gibson County,
was elected President, unanimously. Isl Dele
gates were present representing % Counties.
The Wing members of the Legislature were add
mitteed TO seats TO represent the Counties not
represented by Delegates. Committees were
appointed, when the Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
NRw.YOEM LEGISLATURE
'ATE....ALBASY, FEB. 0.

- ATE. ALBANY. FEB. D. lisa
Mr.. PLArr -s-lfted that the bill to incorno,.,.
the Irish and american Steamship Company ~.
unconstitutional.
The msjoriy report states that the objects Of N
applicants mus, be obtained by general iaw Wv
The debate on the Senate rules was resumed. an.
a long discussion took place
Mr. MONROE moved that the bill TO suppress "A.
LIQUOR traffic he recommi,ted 10 the Excise Co.
mittse for amen dment, Witch Was agreed TO-
Mr.. RsEKNAN reported a bill for an sppro,r,-o,
10 the Colored Home in New-York.
The Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate sent in for concurrence the bill rails.
tive to School Moneysin New York
The object Of tie bill is TO transfer to The cred, of
the Superintendent Of Common Schools eer,.,.
moneys deposited in the Manhattan Bank TO the
credit of the Treasurer.
The bill was ordered 10 third realms. bu, Al,
taxing me vote only 81 nealcefs were present, sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
The Clay Medal.

The following is description of the
magnificent Gold Medal presented to Mr. CLAY
in Washington yesterday. We expected re-
mort of Mr.. CLAWS remarks upon the occasion,
I'm, some mismanagement by those TO whose
hands the matter was entrusted has crossed and
disappointed all expectations
DIVERSE SIDE.
This side has but single feature OF course,
and that is an exquisitely finished and remark
ably correct medallion
HEAD OF HENRY CLAY,
modelled from life, by the American Sculptor,
Mr.. T. D. Jones, under the direction of Mr. c. G..
Wright. This head is in very bold relief, and is
Justly considered as the most perfect likeness Of
the great Statesman ever made. The head is
surrounded, at the verge of the medal, by a
finely executed wreath the intermediate sur
face being plain and highly polished.
REVERSE SIDE.
On this side in plain lettering, we have the
following dates in Mr.. Clays history:
SENATE, 1906.
SPEAKER, 1911.
WAR OF 1912 WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
CLIENT, 1914
SPANISH AMERICA, 1918 AND 1922.
Missouri COMPROMISE, 1921.
AMERICAN SYSTEM, 1924.
GREECE, 1924.
SECRETARY OF STATE, 1926
PANAMA Instructions, 1926.
TARIFF COMPROMISE, 1888.
PUBLIC DOMAIN, lS33-lSfl
PEACE WITH FRANCE PRESERVED, 1888.
COMPROMISE, 1850.
Around this suggestive inscription is an exquis-
itely wrought border or wreath representing six
Of the staple productions Of the country, viz
| HEMP, INDIAN Corn ToBAcco, RICE, WHEAT
and CoTToN This wreath was designed by
| VIM Walcutt and executed by Mr. Wright.
The medal is of the largest size ever made in
this country, the diameter being three and hall
inches. The weight of gold is nineteen ounces,
all of it pure California metal. The dies were
made entirely by Mr. C. c. Wright, and the case
and all other work was executed under his SUI
pervision. 1t was begun just year ago.
THE CASE.
This is of silver, finely engraved and chased
and is in excellent keeping wihthe medal itself
1t was made by Mr.. Preston, watch-case maker,
| in Malden-lane On one side of the case is a
large engraving of THE CAPITOL at Washington,
as it will appear when the additions are com
pleted. On the other side is a fine view OF
ASHLAND, the homestead of Mr.. CLAY and a
representation of THE MONUMENT on the Cum
berland Read, erected in commemoration OF
Mr.. GAYS unweaying efforts as the champion
Of Irtevn.l Tmprova'~onts Tho NADIA a. G-->iy
set in this case which opens on either side.
y. S-We have cause to complain. 1t seems
that James Brooks, Editor of The Express, and
Member of Congress from our City, got hold Of
Mr.. Clays speech, on receiving the medal, and
refused to send it unless we would consent to
receive any quantity OF PREDATORY pufery. His
answer was The Whole or None" We wished
to publish synopsis Of the presentation, and
Mr.. Clay's speech entire. Now we can only
promise to give the "whole" of the latter as
soon it gets out ofthe Members's keeping, and
" none " o.. the former.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Meeting at Pittsburgh on the Subject OF w.ss,
ern Navigation, &c.

PIrrsBuReH, Monday, Feb. O. 1854
Ameeting was held here this afternoon relative 10
the obstruction Of navigation by the Falls OF the
Ohio, at Louisville. viii am Rchbaum, ESQ prs
sided, and John Bissell, Esq, was Vice President.
Aletter was read by John Harper, ESQ. Secretary
Of the Pittsburgh Board OF Trade, addressed 10 the
Board by the Committee OF Citizens Meeting az
Cincinnati, accompanied BY memorial TO Congress
urging the necessity Of additional Canal around
the Falls at Louisville 20 NEE. the increasing &C.
mands Of business. II was stated that If the Law
proposed BY the Member of Congress nom Louis
vile providing for repairs of the present Canal and
locks, without providing other means Of transit, the
trade would be ruined tor aperiod of two years y
delays porterage through the City of Louisville,
COMMISSIONER sxpa charges, &c. TX is, therefore,
suggested thai a new Canal be Gems ructed with
locks least 400 feet IN length before navigation 10
interrupted, which can be either side of the
rver with little a. dltional cost. Committee oftea
prominent citizens was appointed 10 dra't memo.
rial TO Congress on the. subject and procure sigma
lures. A number OF resolutions were passed
During the proceedings, ElSood Morris, Civil En-.
gineer, addressed the meeting giving Interest.
ing details n connection with the subject. lie allu.
ded to magnificent scheme for the lmproy emeut AZ
the nays stion of the Ohio by means OF reservoirs ii
the sources OF the Allegheny OF sufficient capacity
to hold the surplus waters during freshets, and BE-
used in time OF drought thus procuring an adequate
supply duiing the entire year
This novel idea originated with Mr.. Ellet an EN-.
inent engineer who had taken great pains 10 asces
tanning facts relative TO the force of the current &C.
Ii was estimated that 1t would cost about one mill
ion and half of dollars. The subject was once be.
fore a Committee In Congress, every member Of
which secuted the apparent absurdiy, but soon be.
came convinced of It's feasibility, and suggested an
appropriation OF several thousand dollars for the re-
cesssry survey twas. however, lost, and has since
been suffered 10 rest hut VIII be brought up This
session
After some other business OF minor importance
he meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Destruction of "a Wooden Mill.

PROVIDENCE, hoHuav, reO v, 1000.
The large wooden MIL IN Uxorcge. ONnet by Ed
ward stagrave and occupied by Messrs. steer and
SeagTaye, was entirely Destroyed by FIRE on Sa!uT.
DAY night about ~ O'clock together VITA It's yalul.
bic machineTy AND stock the FIRE caught ffOms
man taking lamp into the picking room and drs,
ping II among the wool, which ignited so qnicSiy
that before assistance could be procured the whole
building was IN flames. The tOtal loss IS not ",
known, but The property was iDsurei for $4,000 10
the Worcester Mutual, $4,000 IN the Pfoyidencs
hsnufactuIeIs Mutual, and 81 900 az another Wor
cesier Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Navigation Of the DeIaware-Arrest for the
Murder of Young Lehman.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Feo ., Io5z
The steamship City OF Manchester reached me
city this afternoon, having been detained three
weeks in the rlser by the ice The ship Cliatoa.
briggs General Worth and Augusta EverhardI, also
arrived
Solomon Baer has been committed 10 prison on
1picion OF being Concerned Ia the murder Of young
Lehman. He was offering spectaces for sale, slpi-
lar TO those contained in the eeys box. Another
man in his company had some razors aad rings, bat
mace his escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Loss of the bark SHINY.

BosToS. MONDAY. gso 9, 1881
The barb date shIol sha ", from Bottom Tor Bae'
nos Ayres 4th ne, s.ss lost Fficay night al Iae
mouth OF the keDLeDsc River The vessel VAIN
surec for $1,000 at the Neptune and WashIogsos
Ofhces In TINS city The cargo OF -four, rice, &c,
valued at $500, was insured at the Alliance once
here She had also on board $500 IN specie, which
IL insured here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

CisCISSArI Monday. Feb 9, isoz.
FLOUR has been aclve TO day 600 DDS sss
sold at % 20aS3 IS. MESS Pork IS al 81"
Business generally is very brisk
BALTIMORE, Monday, FEB ., 10! y,
Sales were maze to-day IN our market OF isv.,
bbls. OF Flour at 81 IS for lilo ard 81. and w,
Mills. These are the largest sales N one Gay ~.
some years An extensive business Was also eo"'
In White WHEAT at 81 o3, and in Corn al o3@oN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The Eew-YOrk Tribune.

Slaves for yew-Mexico-rhad. SteveBs-Siek-
meas among the Members-seward on Ire
land and HunGary-Gsn. Scott and Ken
ucky-Gen. Cass-Gen Scott and vhe West
ern Reserve-Split In the Cabinet-Mr. Clay.
sDsciaI Dispatch TO The NJ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Feb 9, 1852.
Judge BAKER, one of Mr.. FrLLMoRE's
New. Mexico Judges and a STAKEHOLDER, is here,
and is said to be making purchases of negroes
to take back to New-Mexico TO work in the
mines most righteous Judge he will make
on the question of the right to hold slaves in
New Mexico
Thaddeus Stevens left here with bilious cholie,
but we don't hear he is dead. Bronchitis and
pneumonia prevail among the Members, but
they are mostly well enough to be out O. nights.
Mr.. SEWARD has a speech ready on the
O'BRIEY and MEAGHER question, and another
on Intervention and Hungary
1t is stated on good authority that Scorr can
carry Kentucky by ten thousand majority, with
out any declaration on the Compromise.
Mr.. CAss, and Mr.. CLARKE, of Rhode Island,
are ready and waiting to speak on Intervention.
IT is confidently asserted that the Wings of
the Western Reserve, who bolted on TAYLoR's
nomination, can all be carried for ScoTT.
great row is brewing between two distin-
guished Members of the Administration.
The New-York Gold Medal was presented 20
Mr.. CLAY, to-day. His remarks in reply were
very feictous. He is feeble, but improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
MoaE WISDOM the Board of Assist

ant Aldermen last evening one OF the descen'An''
OF Minerva who hibernate in that Hall OF sss'''
proposed an inquiry into the expedienc5 OF im'0'
ing whsrftax upon all goods lanced upon tne paD
lie whsrves and piers of this City. We advise ne''
solons to "inquiie into the eXpedisncy" OF imp''
ing tax upon all people who stand on the "' :,
walks or look in at the shop windows They Sla
need these little shekels one of these days to hour
date their ysnison ana rum bills Of the Guy Hsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
The Liverpool Flour Market, &c.

DUoTONt hIUHgdy, %. ., 1917.
Private letersby the Europa, received here, nav.
ing confirmed the news of brisk and al vsncinG
demand for Breadstuffs at Liverpool, Flour deasrs
tere hold their stocks at an advance OF I2i and 3
cents PER barrel. The letters state that France viii
be Obliged to import Breadstuffs and that the Eng
lish dealers we're sanguine that Flour had not
reached the top price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
MARIE

On Thufsday, Bth MAY -, it, w arren Chanm,r
MI ALONZ0 BROWN 10 Miss ELIZABETH, y6dnf
est daughter f the late Jonathan Thompson Esq all Of
thisCny.
On Monday Feb g. at the Church Of tho Ascension by
Rev Mr. BedeL, JOSEPH W Il NSON, NJ ID of Ma
con, Ca, TO Miss CAROLINE CORA, daughter of John
X. Peters of this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 0, 1857
Inc .rai OF Capt. Henry A. Naglee, charged with
attempting TO csfraud the Government by present.
lrg certain false vouchers for claims was progress
ilg IN the Court to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

DETENTION OF The "CITY or MANCHgs-
TER.'-This fine steamship has been detained at
Philadelphia BY the ice in the Delaware. She will
sail on Saturday Of this week for Livsspool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY. FEB. 10, 1852.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribun, for European
Circulation will be issued T O. O X ROY
MORNING, at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the
Lates, News up to the time of going to press. The
Niagara sails from this port Tomorrow at IL
o,c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Utica Fair.

UTICA. Monday, Feb. O. 1852
This exhibition still continues TO attract the srten
ton OF Groves Of visitors The olsplay Of msnufac
lures mac hineiy farming utensils and dom este ar.
ucits hss never been excelled, and aside from the
aelesh institute, exceeds anything heretofore In
week Nr 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Wells che Ex-PoIIce OGlcer Sentenced.
WASHINGTON. Monday, Fec. Q,

William Wells, the Baltimore ex Police officer
convicted OF the murder OF boy, was sentenced 10
hanged on the 23d OF April next. the prisoner re-
ceivtd his sentence with great deal OF composure.