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OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRx STATE TELEeRArH Co,
No q Wall-st, May S 1852
- Special Notice.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Of the NewYork State Telegraph Co.. viii be
,ed 1t the Howard Hotel in this city on the 18Th inst
jcleck p n J. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
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That the mysterious and wonderful knockngs rappngs
Of the spirits at Rochester and elsewhere would
explained had the doubt; but we did
dare hope that the calculation and clearing up would
In these progressive times however, science
be shod with the league boots" Of the fairy tale
the gigantic strides Of her voaries fill with
which awe, WONDER and asoshment intimately
glonerated and mixed up that hardly tell which
from toher toher from which, OF the aborious and
difficult process by which the scientific correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial arrived at the following conclusions
can notng but the precision, elegance and ucidy Of
the explanation make itseh obvious to the meanes
pacy In assion to the tappngs this profound philoso
pher beautifully observes:
the physiological defects o. the system The obtusencss
Of the abdominal indicator casenoue
sgnse into the diaphragm and des the duodenun the fan
from te ertrsis The eraanm would dissolve into spiritual
sinu and the ofco eshstor would frment and become sden
cal with the pgmeuum Now this not the IN order 70 pro
duce the The spiritual elevated down TO the
spiritual spero But A. said before the inferior Bgansnts must not
subtcnd the disitorum sucny dorrane the see
tumr sst6 s.s
friend Of Ours who graduated with distinguished honors
n of the Northern Universities he must dissent
~ toto om the dcs that The depression Of the ducdennm in
tory oss6cator fermsnt and become with the pig
mentun He tho thing cannot be and, after quot
ing several learned authorities subject winds UP his
gument by the remark that E
,iSAicr motion the tunies sbusenis by the
disn ineDces the epgsstsiu end
lar Of the uphsuc
Sua 70 the pror cortiss o. De ssr.ssu snn rs,spo
the patient dssnon a. tho
sudble" ~ =. e 81 stss
Now whether this Is or IL not win not undertake
say but will leave the whole matter hands OF tho learn
cd sorar the fun confidence that little he added 10 the
above triumphant and inconuovertible exposuon.
I0seryiu Cxscrile.
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The from Paris is that Of hundred and twenty
elections in departments only belong to the oppos
ton. The election Of General CAvAIGsAc is confirmed
The charter Of the Bank of France has been extended
December 3ls 1867 The Bank has reduced the rate
Of interest to three per cent.
The great Of the day in Paris is the result of the
trial Of NJ BocHEH Of the trustees of the Orleans pro-
perty, for the distribution of illegal printed documents
NJ oDnoS BARnor spoke with great energy and vigor
in defence of NJ BocHER and produced great impress
sion. The result that NJ Bocher condemned
y fine of FIVE hundred francs without imprisonment
Leave also given for the publication Of NJ BARRors
speech in the newspapers. This is regarded as great
triumph by the Orleanists.
LOUIS NAPOLEON has declined to cooperate with Aus
ra in the invasion Of Switzerland, and Austria has also
been persuaded desst from that design for the present
No doubt the firm attitude Of the Cabinets Of Berlin and
London backed perhaps by the counsels Of Russia pro-
duced this result 1t is said however, that France and
Austria have entered into convention for the blockade Of
Switzerland; but to render this measure effective it will
be necessary enlist Piedmont into the league and stop
her frontier extending from Geneva the Lago Maggore
against Swiss The liberal Government of Sar
dina and the influence Of Great Britain at Turin will be
powerful obstacles in the way of this result
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From Mr. WALsHs Paris letter in the Journa
of Commerce" we extract the following:


of Commerce" we extract the following: f
Some attention has been given here to the Liquor Lac
Of the State If Maine stretch Of power such as the
bate recently occurred in the British House Of Commons
that comprises facts and opinions worthy of notice in
themselves and applicable in part to the American ques
ton The bill for limiting and regulating public houses
in Scotland entertained the 18th instant Mr..
HUME opposed the BILL the ground that it not o
remedy for the which he acknowledged to be
the prevailing vice. There had been o reduction by
moiety in the city of Edinburgh Of the number of spirit
licenses yet the vice had enormously increased In Lon
don the contrary where there limitation in the
licensing Of beerhouses great improvementin the habits
of the people ascertaned "A great number of places
of public amusement had been opened and the monopoly
in the sale Of spirits and beer discontinued"
Mr. For MAULE, late President of the Board of Trade
and member from Scotland said He could not conceal
from himself the lamentable fact that in Scotland with
consumption by the month"; of spirits every year. Of
less than six millions Of gallons Yet the number Of
places licensed for the sale Of spirits had considerably d.
unfinished Time was in Scotland when beer the ge-
neral beverage but it entirely superseded by the
of spirits Mr.. McGREGoR took broad grounds:
M McGREeoR regretted that any member Of the Govern
should have supported for moment the second reading
of the BILL which, believed if carried would be productive
Of nothing br mischief He considered the bill Objectionable
upon principle and variance with every sound commercial
maxim They could make the people of Scotland less
House might adopt Any attempt accomplish such OBJ
jec must with general education Of the
people" 3ss sr r.
Mr. Bruce proved by official returns that the increase
Of crime in great degree attributable TO the vice Of
drunkenness Soas to pauperism and illteracy.
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Minors LEDoE.-The ship Astracan, at Boston, had a
very narrow escape from destruction Minots Ledge
during the thick weather last week Her dangerous po-
ston discovered barely time ship and avoid
the rocks The Boston Journal says the widest publ
city should be given to the fact that the ghboat Is not
at her mornings Two vessels have narrowly escaped de-
strucon Cohasset rocks since she driven from her
mornings, and fear that serious disaster win yet
cur during some Of the spring gales"
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reunited at this plo Il have doubtless heard from
other sources Of the of Mr. Gray the United States
surveyor and Lieut. w Whipple the astronomer, and
the 2arties e4ry January. The survey of the ella
was completed within about sixty miles Of its junction
with the Colorado spite of obstacles which would have
deferred men Of less energy The work only aban
doned from fear Of starvation. @s
The surveying party lived for than twenty days
upon beef without other food SALT and the fear Of
being without this compelled them to abandon the work
Mr. Bartlets recovery at Ures Slow and he remain
ed in feeble state that his physicians decided that It
would be impruden for him to attempt overland jour
ney. Accordingly little party placed under the
direction of Dr. Webb and left Ures the 18th Of De-
cember while Mr. B. proceeded to Guaymas to take pas
sage by sea for this place After meeting with various
detentons he reached here the 9th instant much to
the qualification Of those who ignorant Of the cause Of his
delay, awaiting his arrival
81 viii endeavor to give you slight sketch of the ad-
ventures of party, which, twelve in number left Ures
as above stated en- for the a Arriving at Santa
Cruz lin the State of Sonora heard the sad news Of
the death Of Gen. Conde the Mexican Commissioner, an
accomplished engineer and most estimable gentleman
party of Mormons arrived at Cruz the day
with us They numbered some twenty men, with women
and children in proportion. They mostly from Iowa.
and were their way to settle in the valley Of the Colo
rado accordance with the revelations Of the Prophet
Esras who has designated that the promised land 81
the Latter Day Saints They belong to the Brewster
ite division of the Sect and held fellowship with the
followers Of Joe Smith indeed holding to such he
reses as those promulgated by Saint Joe to be al
lowed to enter their Canaan These people have had
long journey the country from the Rio Grande
number Of their had been stolen by the Indians and
their wagons mostly drawn by COWS. They seemed
to be in destitute condition, and it painful to
families who had left happy homes in land plenty
oing through desert nhosptable country trusting in
the visions Of dreaming fanatic One Of their party
Silas Crandal, Of Iowa. shot by the Indians few
days before they arrived at that We left Santa
Cruz on the 29th of December and struck across the
mountains into the valley Of the river thus avoiding
arge curve, which must have made had followed
the regular road"
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VILLAINS CAuoHr-The Columbus Is. C.) Times states
that last Thursday night large piece Of timber was
placed the track Of the Muscogee Railroad whereby
neer had his broken and his face and other parts
Of his body badly scalded Two servants also in
jured but not seriously VIM. Davis of Marion county
and jackson Cook persons charged perpetra
tors Of this daboc deed have been arrested and sent
Jail
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Rev. J. w. GREEN, the imposter arrived in Phadel-
pha, in custody Monday, and Immediately iden-
tilted the person calling himself the " Rev Leonard
Wilson, Of Tennessee" who last obtained two
gold watches, gold chain, &c from Mr. s. M. Hopper,
jeweller, Chestnut street. by bold and most barefaced
fraud He then put up at Jones Hotel and in payment
for the watches gave worthless check the Phadel
mia Bank
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SsAKEs.-0n Thursday last, Dorchester, Mass a
laborng dug out of space four and half feet in da
meter and and half feet in DEPTH two hundred and
eleven snakes from four fifteen inches in length
and embracing all the different species to the vicinity
except the ratesnake When found most Of them were tor
pd, but soon gave evidence of locomotive power Some
times they found sngly and sometimes in punches Of
half dozen. The black green striped and brown, and the
adder, found in the most aectionate embraces.
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HEAVY DAYS WoRK.--0ne million and quarter Of
gold from California melted Thursday last, be-
tween the hours Of and three o'clock in the melting
department Of the mint in Philadelphia This is the larg
est amount ever melted in day since the establish
ment Of the mint.
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spirited lady has posted Professor Principal ofthe
Female Academy at Nashville Tennessee for calling her
husband, who had been employed at the Academy,
aordnary humbug" She says: " I now call upen him
to come forward and prove him be suoh il he cam
win cowhde him sandcrer every time meet him in
the streets Of Nashville."M e 9aNH tMe4ai
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Two married ladies in St. Louis last week young
man upon the street. and gave him cowhidng.
They said he been encng their husbands away from
home at night and taking them TO doubtful places.
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Being an increase of the OF the
army about 80 900 rank and file at present in Great
Britain 1880 in Ireland 5000 in the Colonies (exclu
sye Of India and 26,7ss in India To these add the
officers and non-commssioned officers, &c., (about
l5000) and have total Of $4,000, in round mum
bers the number OF AL ranks and services home and
abroad including India, on January !, 1852.
The number Of the metropolitan police force the st
of January 1852 the expense for the year had
been E422 299 The commissioners Of the Great Exhib
ton paid CT 426 for the services Of the police.
The Bank returns again exhibit great increase Of un-
employed funds the amount being El2 0,6lothe
specie and baon having increased E351 863 and the cir
culation diminished 06s The public and private de-
postcs have also increased during the weeks the former
eA66, 1915, the latter s866, 1856 The bank makes
Advsncesat two per cent The exchanges have improved
and the funds steadily advanced during the week The
change Of the Ministry has had effect public secur-
ties the undholders being convinced that whoever sat the
helm will be compelled to guide the Government pretty
steadily in recognised and authorised course They
have great confidence in the new Prime Minister and
very little trust In his CAanseor Of the Exchsqusr but
they have practical conviction that Ministry will be
allowed 70 DO much mischief and they look with compa
rstve Indifference on The change, N e'ef sf5
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This is exclusive Of the 1000 of and the
1890 pensioners although the cost is included in the
following statement and exclusive Of the &c. 400 troops in
the East Indies the expense Of which is betrayed by the
East India company. Estimated expense for year.
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6 We are authorized to announce JAS GAR
the Corpora'ion Court uf Lynchturs.
May i7-ts
We are authorized 70 announce JAMES r.
COLEMAN as n candidate for Commonwealth At
torney for the county of Anihsrst. Gmay l3-te
tY- We nrr authorised osnnounce G. A. WING
FIELD a candidate for Commonwealth. Attorney for
the onniy OF Bedford. lima, 3-t-c
- We are authorised to announce DANIEL MARI
y candidate far the Office " Commonwealth Attor-
ney for the county Of CanPb-n. April ia-tde
E1r We are authorized TO announce JOSEPH MAR.
Tin Esq., asa candidate fs Cornmonw e.ith's Attorney
for the county court Of Piti.,Ivania. mar 5-te
ES-We are authorised to announce JOHN C. MUIR.
RkLL . candidate For the Office "f commonwealth
Attorney. for the county Of Campbell, under the new
Constitution. Oct 30-ifs
n We arc authorised tn state that EDWARD n.
CHRISTIAN is a candidate for Commonwealth At
torney. fer the county Of Campbell. under the new Com
stitution. Oct 30-ifts
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT l..
KENT as n candidnte for the oHrc Of commonwealth
Attorney forthe county o~fCnmrbel. Nov. Cts
II We are requested toannounr- JOHN b. DAB
+ a candidate Er commonwealth Attorney for the
county ct Campbell. Dec I5--its
u We are requested to sts,~ that Col. JOEL r.
W is a candidate for Commonwealth Attor-
n-y, for the county Of Campbell, updrr thrn-w Gun
stituton. Oct 3O-ifs
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For Clerks Of Circ sail Court.

" We are requested To announce GEN. d. ROBES,
(,he Prrscut incumbent. } u candidate for The CLERK.
Of the Circuit Court Of the corporation Of Lynchburg,
ut the ensuing election. may lO-wtc
n We are requested To announce o. H.TAPSCOTT
a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Am
herst.
April 90 -w4w Republican copy.1
II We are authorized to announce Mai. THOMAS
LEfTWICH a candidate for the Office Of Clerk If the
Circuit cour, II Bedford county. March 2S-te
TT We are authorized to annnunre ROBERT TINS.
LEY (the present Cicrk) a. n candidate far the Clerk
ship Of the Circuit Court Of Amherst county.
march lS-tde
REID as a candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Campbell county. Nrv 17-ifts
To the Voters Of Campbell County.
Attic solicitation Of many Of my friends. | announce
nyselfa candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the Circuit
Court al Campbell county. Having acted "a an ss-i-.
tant in that. and several other Clerks Office. for nearly
able To discharge the duties Of the office in "a satisfactory
manner. y
Nav. 6-tsif j. NEWTON GORDON.
EXANDER, a candidate for the Cierk.hir in the Cir.
cnit Court for Campbell county. Nov lO-ifts
II We are authorizoi pa announce LEO DANIEL.
jr, rs n candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the cir
cult court of Amherst county. Dec Lifts
II We are authorized to announce JOS. MARSH .
candidate for the Clerk ship IL the Circuit Court Ut
Lynchhurg AT the ensuing election. may 0-ide
C. We are authorized to announce JAS. W.. DUN
NGT u candidate Cor the Cierkship Of the Cirruit
Court Of LyncbbUre. may I0-tic
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