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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-25

A GENCY OF ARBOUIN, MARETT s. co.
n CuNAC.T under .gni having appointed
old established house Of Arboun Nae - prepared receive
order, Tor their worry superior CoGNAC BkaNDS the
liberal terms be shipped quantity port that
required. ti4s II S. WOLFF, 95 Camp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Arrixnl of Gen. Scott. &c.

y \.
PHILADELPHIA. wednesday, OCT. ~ l'1'
As write, G y. NJ an immense caTaicade
"a eoorting the noble ola Hero the warcarred veteran
General WINFIELD ScOTr 10 his quarters in thu city,
amid the booming Of cannon. and vocilerous cheering
OF Thousands Of bis friends, who have turned out a.
10 welcome him % Philsdelphia
The procession Passing tirou n several OF
principal street, and the enthusiasm u intense Han.
dreds crUwding around the Generals carriage %
shake bis hand and obtain view Of his fine cOuRts
The ladies contribute greatly to the interest Of
the scene BY waving myrads OF hanikerchiefs The
shipping in port Is gsyly dressed with aags; can
non booming thousands Of voices reniing
the air with cheers in fact, experiencing this
afternoon second Fourth 81 July. TIE General win
be conveyed to the GraEd Hoase where, doubtless he
will address the people.
To-day is lovely. The weatherseems TO have
IN; on is gaycst robes 70 welcome 70 beautiful City
the Hero Of LundysLanc.
Tie exhibition of the Franklin Institute con-
tiuues to attract crowds Of admIins people The dis
play Il magnificent
THoMAS LITTLE, the young man who was shot
laCly az 10 and Fizwgter-ts, during an ara upon
the LAFAYETTE Hose Company mracuously recoy sln,
70 the aionishment OF every III = now consierd
cut of danger. Dr. A. D. CHALoNER attended NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

Bo3ToN, Wedncsday On. % I9Jl
Tie MiddleseX County Democratic and Free
Soil Conventions met az Concord to-day The Free
S,ilcls proposed n Coalition The Senatorial Ticket
which tie Democratic Convention, after brief, but
fpiried dc5,te-lhe delegates of several towns protest
mg-aeroad to. A Coalition Ticket was formed consist
ing q; Democrats and Free SOiiers.
Tie Democratic Convention adopted re-
solution declaring thnf while coalescing with the Free
SolCr1 on state matters or national matfers, they
sdor "A and s.oOd on tie Baltimore Platform.
Tie Democratic Convention Of the Fourth
District haye nominated CniRLEs g. HAzEwELL. Editor
Of The Bosf0g Tins % ll the vacancy occa-0ned by
the deuth vi BEsJ THOMPSON The Free Solers ia the
same District have nominated JOIN A. BoLLEs
I'm the Seventh District, the Free Sellers
have rcuiuaicd CtAELEs FRAScIs ADAMS son Of JoTN
QvrNCy ApAss, for Congress and i. l.. KEYS, Pre-
.lhnul M ElatfOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
= The London correspondent of NJ IN.


ID rqfcs GGsogc saws The directors OF vel Known
insurance Ofcc Moorga;cst. had assembled II tleir
rooms last week 10 hold important meeting. Nlen
the books and papers Of the company were called tor
the Secretary could find the key Of the large valit
where ticy were kept After an unsuccessful search
Nh CIuBB the maker OF the large iron door aud lock
was sent Tor and was asked if he had key that would
open the lock He replied in theme yatve He was then
asked if he could pick the lock he sgsn replied IN mo
negative md rather Indignantly wiihal ~ the nsn-
usiic n that his celebrated locks could be picked
The directors asked what % bc done Mr.. CHCBD
answered that the only method by winch fhe books and
papers could be procured To cat the door down
The directors would consent % such propo-ion aud
Mr. CEURB left the premises mes enser was d.s-
patched 70 Chcapsi1e for the American HoBBs. who
sent enc Of bis workmcn with Instructions 20 TAX m
imprc. sion in wax Of The koyhO Of the lock Tee
departed. and in few minutes returned with the m
preston Mr. Honns then selected few simple instru-
ats aud accompanied his workman 90 thu m uUnce
ofce. Atcr operating on Chubbs lock ten minutes
only the bolt turned the door was opened and all
the books and papers placed before the Board OF
Directors, and TO their utter astonishmcnt"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

ST LOUIS Wednesday, OF. ~, leJ2
STEPHEN b. Ross arrived al Independence
on TIE 18th insi from Utsh. lie reports that ut Salt
ak Civ great activity poryaded every department Of
tfude Elnigrnnts were arriving freely, generally in
Good health. ana gave great imp stus ~ business
Tie crops were very abundant and promised
lsrge surp!us.
Gov. NOUNG's administration OF the Govern
IroIt giving great satisfaction 10 tn people, and IN
local politics there was dead calm.
Vast numbers of Indians we're still collected
a. out Fort Laramie, awaiting the arrival Of hJor FirL
PATgIcR Whose unaccC uuable delay gaze grea' dsa'S
fiction to than.
Tie goods for distribution among them
reached the Tort several week ago
ILeNez.re rces Il lafhead tribe) we're assem-
led a. Fort Bridge also expecting presents from tne
United Sta;ca Government. o., ~,
The Snake Indians made treaty with the
Ysrrrone. end atervar1, while On Buffalo hunt fell
in with hand of Cheyennes, and nsd skirnh' during
which some oil the lorter were killed.
Tie Snakes and other tribes had sent an Am
tsssseor to ~ chiefs Of The Utas expressing desire
70 rnske e 'reety Of peace.
Mr. Ross and his party experienced no mo
lestlton from the lEiisns during their trip PHELPss
traip with the Secretary Of tie Treasury OF Utah Ter
riiory, was getting along well
The train eseorting Rid and SHAFFER, the
Utah judges met between the BIZ and Little Blue,
all well
Tire MOrmons ere building Mp dense city
salt Lake, and extending their settlements Ia all d.
lecticns in The Valley.
The Tabernacle is finished.
Mr. Ross learned az Fort Kearrey that 4 war
psrfy Of PawRees vas cut against the Sioux.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Southern Telegraph Office conner Of Hsnorcr and glrsis
OHIO ELECTION.

BALTIMORE "wednesday, Oct 81 1852
We have reports from - COunties-but of
these only only "a are full votes the balance being ma
joriiics only, and not Official Thr Wing gain in the
- counties ia 10000 last year. AMI the balance
will increase this to some extent leaving the Dome
cratic maorty on Judge and Board of Public Works
frcm 1900 to 1900 minority. Fifteen Counties are
rot yet reported Tho Democratic majority on Con-
crcisrnen is only about 6OO0 The above has just
lccu received from The Colpmbps Journal office Dem)
CINCINNATI, Wednesday Oct. % 1852
For Congress, IL Democrats, Wings and2
Free Solers are elected We have no further
Of the popular vote.
THE LATEST
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1922. W.
Full returns are in from So counties and re-
yorted m.joriiies from 81 They show Wing gain on
the State ticket of 10000 and on the Congressional
ticket it is much larger Il counties yet behcard
from.
CINCINNATI Tuesday Oct. 10, 1872
We have as yet received che fullvote ofonly
81 Counties. The Wing gains published are a. shown
ly the rcyorted mojorities in sc Counties.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct 20, 1872.
The Union Of this morning has a dispatch
from Col. MEDARY at Columbus. Ohio, insisting that
the Democratic majority the state ticket "a 1900 TO
c0C0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
~ We cut the following from The Wyomi'g

n We cut the following from Iht Hyomipg
Co M1Tcr;
Mr. Eproa Seeing in III, Nt-r- York Trbrse a ls'tsr
70 GERRrr SMITH. and his reply. respecting h. we'Hh
&c brought 10 my mind IN old occurrence
Some twelve years since, while practcing me hoine
in MAJ achusefr was requested TO visit pro'ess,onsuy
the family OF Rev Dr. B. residing IN neisnooElhS
iowa. found himself and wife in hxed consump,,od
and attended them until their death found the DOC
tor very sOciahle and pleasant man. bus excesIh,
sirrid Of Abofionism Re used be SAID, when Fasio,
Of the Church IN Cazenovia. IN be much aclIain.'i
with CERT SMITH. and much pleased win hihi
But sara lie. "hc has become an Abolinonlst ana
tear lost his balance. and where he viii end Nno"
not
In course Of time, the father and mother diad soon
alter tie Oldest daughter resolved letter. saying
"NCu 90 remember me, but do you liitle sr'
when uss 10 visit At your fathers see BY the ~" H.!
peTs thar 10th your parents dad sJapithze wl'a
you yoUr loss And cergymen are not a,citoni
Cd 10 accumulate very much proPer-y u has Occurred % M
that tie ncos. One Hundred Dollar Bill may B. OF use 10
GERztr SMITH.
wHs particularly interested in this lett r. sut could
not t.rk thar the however much Mr. SNrrHS a5oironsn
had destroyed bis balance wheel i hai not prevented
lis rcircu.bc.ing the orphan children OF has former
friend. D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
~, The Pnsburgh Dispatch says: 1--WE

~ The Pittsburgh DiSpdtch says: we
have been assured by one who ought 70 know that pro
cccC q nrc about 20 be instituted for testing the egaty
of tbc entire election Tcuns from the Office o. post in
The National Legislature 70 the humble position of
County Auditor The gross and papabe error IL said
10 be in The Shori1s proclamation Ii ia asserted that
ell thc essential and necessary requirement OF the act oil
omitted IN the proclamation Of Sheriff CURTIS and as
the statue provides fully for the security of every man
entitled TO vote, it follows, "a legal consequence
that where the duty of the several officers holding cleo
tons in defined in sad proclamation or such officers
arc acting in manner not known 10 the lew, an cleo
tOn 50 conducted il contrary 10 law and is H and Cod
The appearances indicate that the political ma 70 may
again tc the for the lucrative Office Of Sheriff
Nhat a glorious time we shall have of it. Go H. ye
CriIllcsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
The VIII Of stephen Girard-Prcparaiions TO
receive General Scotr In Philadelphia.

PIuLADrLPIuA. Wcdnesday, Oct 10 Is'-
Judge GRIER, in the l.. :. Circuit Court,
charged the Jury yesterday in favor OF the heirs oil
SrEfHEN GIRARD who claim eleven ructs OF land IN
Schuykil County valued at 81, 10000 on the ground
that when GRARDs viii was made he dii not own the
entire ttle 20 the lands therefore the will inopers
tive The Jury rendered verdict in favor OF the heirs
The case will probably go 10 the supreme Court
ACCmmittee OF citizens started at ii o'clock IN tue
steamboat Washington to meet General scorr ut Ia
coney and escort him 10 the city
He will land near the Navy Yard and viii be received
with sslutes, &C.
Acayacode OF citizens viii escort him to te "irsrd
Htuec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
The Ogdeusburgh Fire
SECOND DISPATCH

OGpENsprHeH. Tuesday Oct 10. 1852
The following are the principal losses and
insurances:
lsrael Lamb wagon shop, $1,000, insured Cor 500;
Join Barker. SAO0 on building insurance S1OO-itock
$40 insurance 5000; w. F Mllsrd. cabinet shop.
stOO loes OF furniture 800 Stephen Highie nn
shop and dwelling, 5000 B. Huntington. upholstery.
SiOo insurance $50: Cgmpbcfs meat shop 500; Nil
larOs cshinet shop $500: g. " Foster saddle aud
ness shop, loss SiOOO insured for $1,000; H. 5 Hum.
uhrey 4 Co. drug store loss $1,000 asar Gee Ell 90:
james and Canholds Ices two brick sgoTcs $1,000.
T. Villas TWO stores, loss 5000 Watrous & Law
renee hardware Sc loss $1,000 insurance sl4J)O.
A. a. Calder dry goods and groceries, e@On nsur-
1nee SlsOO; j. l.. Woolcy grocery insurance $500.
r. & T. C. Atchlson. hats ana urS, $1,000, ms slSO j.
C. H. Bell watches and jeweiry, loss not known. ms
$1,000: T. W Benedict. hats and furs $4,000. ms
$4,000; ". G. Wright. clOthier, loss unknown, ms
~ SEQ, Hitchcock & Tliosson. Rcpabllcaa oace. loss
Sl0CCO, ins 81 20 Nashrouk Mansion oss : ZOO. no
ins urencc; Hsshruuk & +. Clark's block Of wooden
stores loss s2O00 ms 5000; }. l.. Chsndler. furn
ture and crookcTy $500. ns. $500, Clarke & Had
den clothiors, $500, ms. $500; French scyens.
drug store $4,000, ms $1,000; r. 7. Osborn, l'ather
store. 81 500 ms $500; James Il Co, dry gOois.
5000. ins. $4,000; Tilly & Brothers, confectionery.
sc. 500, ins. 8, 200; f. H. Olds dsguerrcotypist
loss 500 10 insurance; d. Judson stores Oss SlJO.
Judge Find. two houses, loss $1,000; T. w. 'ncdict
two torres and office loss - $50. w Gordon dwelling.
loss 81 eco insurance $500 John Barber dwelling, loss
s7Oo insurance 900; X. Nllsrs, dwelling. $500; ID.
Judson, dwelling. $1,000 Insurance 500, Judge Find.
dwelling, $500 Insurance 500 Ire losses of }. L.
WCCuoy grocery; q. Huntington. grocery; I. Garry.
cabinet shop WU Campbell mcatshop, are not known.
The above hist i only OF those who burned out.
and in addition s h. 4 +. strickland, jewelry IL TN
and Jeurcr s Randall druggits lose heavily by damage
i'm removing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
TIE Potoinnc Saving Bauk-Wbig Barbecue
-PoIlfics-Sfcnrer WaterMlch.
WASniNGroN, Tuosday, Oct u,

NASHiNGroN, Tuesday OCT IT 1872.
For several days there has been heavy run
on the Potomac Savings Bank, JNo. y. CALLEN Pres-
dent Il has hitherto met all demands and processes 10
he allie 10 continue. and at the worst su,pcni only
few dnys 70 oonvoTtits assets into cab
A Wing Barbecue is 10 be held tomorrow in
Ncxlndria County. three miles southwest Of the Long
Bridge
Politics are at deadlock, and both parties
are sirHid 10 bet
The Waterwtch will be launched at the Navy
Yard ON Thursday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Sale ofBo,ton CIty Wharf &c. forA iII .ooo.

BOsToN, "Wednesday, Oct 20
The City Wharf belonging TO the city with
ten granite stores thereon and other rights and appur
enances sold at auction to-day for sil 900 Josiah
Quincy SEN. being the purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Pennsylvania state Fair.

LANCASTER Wednesday, Oct 90 lsJ2
Tie Annual State Fair is largely attended
aud the lrsils in every direction filled 10 excess
Hotels End private houses filed 10 overlooking The
exhibitions are numerous and show the and best
products from Oh parts Of lIe State. the crowd 10
morrow viii be greatly augmented ythe expectation
Of Gcn. ScoTr'3 presence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Fatal Raiiroad Accident.

ALBANY, WoIncsday, Oct 20 Is32.
This morning the engine Of a gravel train
ran OF the track near Strong Point the Hudson River
Railroad four or tive miles below this city The eDgi-
neer was instantly Xii ed his body being nearly severed
Iengthwiae. No other person wa injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

~ An exceedingly clever robbery was con-
,rtei ON bosyd the steamer = Lawrence On Tdesdny
evening les ,ugCr -o int the after pail o. Toe 0Oii
where the cabin passenger baggage ~ -;tie- al
very coolly et snnihcr inrn % hcP hHn . f'lJf-
rrvik fcrSvsrl When b. 60. there be CONNIE reel
ma kin, nor . ard was ordered ashore trunk All all
II turned CUT however tbs. Tie Euk belonged - Me-
Howard TIE CrrfLins sister Who was p's' r. IN
ruston We promptly given % the Ponce "h.A IA
stable Bvrrcs ,ucccedcd n capturing bc-n parties, 1lI
10 tr.ck has ~ been 20. respecting tie rufL IN,
principal parry seIn rs ia jsil 10 -ur'h,r SAN i,ion
BRITISH w Oct E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

Tremendous Gale nj Prince EDWARDS isia"o
-(reat Damage to the shipping ana Loss
OF Life-Troubie among the Nova-scetis
fishermer. ~, -,
We have accounts from Prince Eiwsrds
I,laDd Of tremendous gale there on the 18Th int
great number Of vessels were wrecked aud twelve sunk
AZ snchor, with all hand on board
The gale was also very severe at Sydney,
n 3 snd number Of vessels were driven ashore.
Numerous vessels were also driven into San
DIV Cove and several went ashore
The following is an extract Of a letter in Tie
Rolifar SSs: Port Hood Oct h-Nesrly al the Nova
scotia fishermen are detained here BY the De
ysstSfion for segcd informally in their papi and any
vessel attempting to leave win b. fred into"
The steamer Sir John Harvey sailed last
evening ut O'Clock for Boston.
The steamer Ellen Osborne arrived from
Phisdclphia Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Southern Mail Taiipre.

BALTInoIE, Wedne5day, Oct 20 lsS'
We have no mail this morning South Of Rica-
Incud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Probable Murder.

PrrrssURGu, "wednesday Oct ~, 1852
A man, named JoHs CowAs, was fatally
wounded in bic boarGnghouse, yesterday, By JANIS
IEW1N, "A fellow bOardcr, who found staining
over Mo victim With ironans SPINNER IN bis hand
IewIs has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

- Tie Nlreukse SeRieR contains 4 re-
~, Of the -oncrs n1ucs- upon the body q Joiiy "
" Lscr We 1--WE the result; Tne Jury, si-e- oe4ng
ont .hCst tine. returned wih verdict cr-f5-- val
t,,i ,r,,,,r rrcu My AM WuFEL.a a-t un ler rho
,is,rfe. he Justice made on her coanel M Tor --'
without sry rro.iinuHry cNnirulo-ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Gen. scott going TO baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, OCT % ls52.

No mail tonight South Of Washington.
A tclegruphic dispatch received from Gen.
sco1r announces that he viii be in Bl;more nc noon
tomorrow. IN enthusaii tie reception VII be extended
10 Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
con. ecolt and thc BnItImore AaricnIlaraI


BALTIMORE Tuesday, Oct II, 1852.
The invitation has been sent to Gen. ScoTT
10 oitend the Agricultural Fair to b. held here next
week and il is thought he viii accept
The steamer Isabel sails from here tomorrow
20 take her place the line between Charleston and
II1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Los, Of the Bark Reform by Fire.


NOBLE Tuesday, Oct 49, ~
The bark Reform, OF New-York. with a car
90 OF roo taies Oh cotton, wa burned " our - -,
injured IN Na..-iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Politics syracuse.

SYRACUSE Tuesday, Oct 10, 1872.
s. NJ Burrows delivered an address tonight
at the Congregational church the Canal law the
fignGtion II - majors, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Yellow Fever at Charleston.

CnARLEsTON, Tnesday, Oct II, HI
There were rs deaths from yellow fever in
This cify during the a. hours ending at o'clock this
evening viz 5 on Monday and ~ to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

plnLADTLTIuA ~, my Vt - Io'-,
Brig Clara srryed from Turks l BLAND a, spoAs
sept 30 r Big AaT tsaIy ssd 1 ioos ' Of her e-c~
~ Ds,,eslle rroIe.ry re.k Ecwctt we w',cna ,
Or Or 81 on Ire cat end Of Tu'ks is"nd All H'"A~
ssyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
Frost az Nnrrowsbursh.
The Albany Posi.OGce Robbery.

HAERowsBuCm, Wcdnesday, oci. 20, 1859.
We Lad quite d severe frost at this place last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

ALBANY wednesday, Oct ~. lsJ2.
The l.. s. Circuit Court is engaged this morn
ing In irving GEORGE CoDDIaGTos, for robbny thu
Aibanv Past Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
IIIo CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OrFosrEos

Hip CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OPPoSITIoS
R.7u1cArIoN NErr1xG.-A Mas Neeti-g Of inan.s
ofGcn WALrKIDoE election 70 Congress was heia i~t
ycrirs H. tic square in Frankn-st near the corner Of
,ge.t Rroslwsy. Nj. ". K NAvNASD presiding. Quite
renecab'e attendance blocked the stree. in thc vica-
liz of he staging occupied b. The speakers AMI oAccr'
Of tie rneet1r. csrrcaturc Of a. EnSlishrsn aad
nero araced -hc stand I1.s W. understood 20 nave
me- reforcnee 20 an attempt 10 bri5e TIE Heid.
Resolutions were adopted inCarsins TIE domination
O. Gen. HIa4I WALBElDoE, o. tie ll'4 AZ as Ia
Opposition nominee tcr Consrass' aLi-. "'" ''e A
once was address l by Gen ChALls \" = -i. - o' ~
" H.; Gen. NALgR.IsAt I!AE NAL-ir - D-@-'N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
TIE Alabama nj savannah.

sAyAESAH Tuesday, Oh. r. IsJ2.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. LUDLOW, ar
rived here from New.York this Cruesday) morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
The r,je CnuaI Obstruetion.

ALBANY. wednesday Oct. -, lsj2
Tie obstruction 70 canal navigation still con
l-uts nefr the Upper Aquoluci Aboui four miles Of
Loss &C detained each s.de Of the 3soAen IoeA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
United states s,hIp vandaiis.

IHLADELpInA, "Wednesday, Oct 20, lsJ2
The L. :. ship Vandalia was taken into the
scciionsl dock u the Navy Yard to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

- Nj N0rTov. Tie3 al coniiciti IN
Narcue-tc c.. We. Tor wmusau- e.. ID l'-- -A'
Ten s,lteucc1to lie state T--.g ~ gea --ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
- The Lopisrne JOnraal of the 18th last.

gays we oU-selyes know the fact that proportions
hare long ben in progress fer GHohT CabaH sFediop
the dc ben tAst il shoull he TAR better arranged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
steamers al New-Orleans.

EEwoaLEANs Wednesday Oct. 20, 1872
The steamship Empire City is below from
Ncw.York via Havana, as s slso the bark Kirkland 20
days from Rio Janeiro.
Steamships I'll Dorado aud VIM Penn sail
tc.facnoW morning for Sew-YOIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21

Ihnmsauao, "wednesday, Oct 20, 1862.

IhnRIsBURG, Wednesday, Oct ~, ieol
The Pennsylvania Presbyterian Synod met In
the Presbyterian Church here hast evening The sermon
WINS preached by Rev. NJ STERLING Moderator Of the
last meeting Rev Mr.. HANDY was chosen Moderator
for the ensuing year The synod met again this morn
ing aud accepted invitation to visit the state Lunac
Asy lum.
This afternoon has been appointed for the hearing OF
narratives as to the state Of religion.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Oct 20, 1852.
The SYNOD of the old school Presbyterian
Church met here to-day Rev ALEXANDER M,cxLrN.
Of PHILADELPHIA, has been chosen Moderator. Nothing
except preliminary business has yet been transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
The Methodist Book Concern-siatc Of tho
Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Wednesdny, Oct 20 IEJg
In the Methodist Church Book Concern
Judge LEAvrrr H. = Court has decided adverse tho
claim of the Church south. Appeal has been takoD.
The River measures feet, aud the weather
ID meTlike.
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Naval Intelligence.

Bosrov Wednesday Oct 20, 1852
The s. store-ship Relief, from New-York
for Rio was spoken on the 4th insi In lat 36o lon 6io
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ANorHER CASDIDATE-In consequence of
the dccination Of Robert &. CAMPBELL. Wing nomi-
nee for Congress in the With District the nomination
has been conferred upon MARSHAL O. ROBERTS, Esq.