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WORK FOR TIE Margaret Butler
for assisting man called Jim Philips in numbering
Mr.. Gaines, will be hung to-day, in Culpepper Va.
John Hendrickson, Jr., for the murder of his wife,
will be hung on the 26th inst, at Albany.
David Jewell, who took the life of Mr. Mitchell
on the 4th Of July, 1852 will be hung in Pittsburg
on the I'd Of September.
A man named Jennings, for causing the death of
another named Willard, will be executed at St.
Joseph, Missouri, on the I'd Of September.
Patrick Donohue, who murdered Mrs. Jane Ann
Kinney and her daughter, nearly year since.
in Cortland county, in this State will also be hung
on the I'd of September-making three executions,
in different parts Of the country, in one day.
Robert Robertson will be hung in public, for the
murder of Moses Guard, in Alexandria, KY, on the
Sd of September.
Thomas Board, for killing Stricken J. H. Crislip,
will be executed at Leesburg, Va, on the 28th Of
October.
James Mcclure, convicted at Syracuse, N. r. Of
the murder Of w. Holland, and sentenced to be
hung on the 18th of August, has been respited by
the Governor till the I'd Of December.
Capie and EmmOns, who were convicted in Phila-
delphia Of the murder Of Christopher Soohan, and
sentenced to be executed August 5th, are also res
pted.
Three negroes, charged with shooting their MASTER
Mr.. Henry Birdsong, of Sussex Co., Va, on the
night of Friday July 8, tried on the 9Th inst
convicted, and sentenced to be hung.
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The House Painters.

nsstirg Of the House Painters Association held
Last sweating at Military Hail. for the purpose Of bearing
IL report Of the committee appointed at the last meet
fng 70 take into consideration the proprety Of general
sxke.
At half past eight O'Clock the meeting was called to
Greer. aad in the of their President Mr. John
nglsh chosen chairman, and Stewart BAnnon vice
chairman, on the occasion.
NJ committee appointed reported Immediately after
the opening of the meeting and drew up the following
resolution their report
commend to the meeting the propriety of general
strike on Monday next, order that the established
rate Of wages, namely, two dollars per day, may be
universally maintained.
The CHAIRMAN then announced that the above resolu
tsn was open before them for adoption or rejection
Mr. PIERCE CoNNEIL then and said tn the assO-
caoo deceived not by the bosses alone but their
fellow xorknen, who would work for less than they did
and consequently the bosses we're not 70 blame pney
per day.
member rose and asked the chairman what they
The CHAEMAr then explained to the meeting the
meaning Of the resolution He said that on Monday, II
the bosses would not pay two dsars per day that their
voramen they should at strike but in those shops
whsse the bosses giving two dollars the men should
remain. ~ matter Of course at work.
Mr.. MCAeSHs then addressed the meeting, and ar
gued that the society should get Handoiis printed
sutreating those who worked for fourteen abinos
sr day to strike for two dollars If thew could not ret
thoes TO strike with them, II would of no use 10
do anayt thing further in the matter The speaker had
been strike for seven weeks and had gaLed nothing
by H. he had lost seventy five dollars by The OPERATION
anA spent all his money besides.
Mr.. CANTON suggested the idea of working the
rsnesksn as he called them out by working for 70 ar
teea shillings day They would being good vorkmen
put those men out who were bad workrnsn and would
work fcr lees than 81 per day. There too many
a7een bands In the CITY, and It was their business TO
work them out Of their places ard by that
then out Of the city Then the society could without
any fear, demand % per day ard thsy would get H.
Mr.. McAGNEs then came forward, and made long
spssch in favor of striking, and demanding advance
d two shipgs per day.
Tho CHAIaAAS then read the resolution Of the commit.
tee, which after some slight amendments was almes
unsnimously adopted.
On notion the meeting then adjourned.
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A Charge of burglary One Of ths Ninth wara DO
Ice on Wednesday night arrested young named
Thomas Lawson charge of burglariousy entering the
dwelling house a Mr. John Spcer and stealing the refrom
shavl and other articles valued ut $40 and Fards.
Al tie time Of the burglary two other suspicious cha
rsctsrs we're arrested BY the scsrs charge of be
ing accompioes ard the three taken before JUS
toe stuart The evidence Of guilt was manifest against
lawson the others however, the evidence did not i'm
plicats 30 clearly and the msgistra dismissed the
charge Of burglary against them bat sent them for =
term of six months each to the psnenary vsgrans
ana dangerous characters.
Avrc~ Of Ssfposed FSgiire Murderer On wednss-
day evening German calling himself Casper Adam
kAkhsrt was arrested In this city BY officer Wood Of
- Third ward and officer Tssgart OF philadelphia who
49, he alleged OMAR der 70 this city. The accused
= ~ems, ~ sAaxgsd with aiding 10 causing the death
VI . 1A6 nsaf Nsxogs, who 1t appears wss induced 10
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TPER STEAMSHIP AFRICA |

AucASr-AIrJ July H. Goodwin, Weeks Cadiz.
ASTwEnP-sld July q. Helen Maria, Silsby, NYork.
ARpRossAN-Sld July %, G Mclaughlin, Flint NYork;
Velocity, PAtten, Portland.
BmsToI- Cid July 20, Chase, Chase, NYork; 9th,
Mary Ann Peters, Brown, do Remained at PHI, 28th,
Humboldt, Chase, N Peters and Broosa, for NYork,
Arr 2sth, Grand Turk, King. Bristol, for do
BRENERHAvEy-Arr Jul, "a, Patra, sppel, aud Norma,
Horstmann, NYork Sid 22d, Louisiana, Batter NYork,
BoRDxAux-sld July %, Chss jackson, Me,calf Cali
forpia In port oath, sddons, Sch midi and Marie Eliza
beth Deeuge for San Francisco Chas Cooper, Cuts and
Claiborne, Renaud for NOrleans.
CRossrADr-An July is, Ashburton, Taylor, aud Sea
Eagle williams, NOrleAns Agenoris, shilling, Havana.
CowEs--Arr July "a, New York, wretman, Mst.nzas;
2sth L Barney. Barney, Charleston; 29th Hermann,
Higgins NYork for Bremen. Sid 26th, James Shepherd
SILK, San Francisco.
CuxBAvES--Arr July "a, Astrea. johnson, Calcutta
CARDuF-sld July 20, Lady Westmorelapd Sempe,
Orleans; Sisra Nevada, Foster EYork.
DrAr--Arr July 20, Given, Given. and VIM wither-
ne westeot Lordon (snd both sid eth for Cardiff and
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SAMUEL JONES,
Born May 20, A D. ITO.
Died August Q, 1858.

0 . . , c >
The congregation not very large, owing, aeubt
to the abeepce Of large number of members of the
egj profession at this Of the year from the city
Ameng those present the Hon Luther Bradsh resi-
sent or the Historical there several ladies
ewiss in tsodance ut The religious ceremony. The
Introductory with which the funeral service,
codpg TO the ritus o. the Pfote-tsnt Epco Church
begins were read by the Rev DR. Haight an Assistant
MDster Of Trinity Church who likewise read the lesson
which Is always the same such occasions namely,
part OF the 18th chapter Of ST Paus Epse t. the Co
rnthaps beginning at the Goth The burial
vice by the Rev. DR.. Seabury, Rector of the
chuI ch in which the ceremonies held the Chief
Justice Jones having been religion y connected with both
the churcoes Of Trinity and of the Annunciaton. At
the xne Of his cscesse he vetrymsn Of the former
and had been the senior warden Of the church of the
nuscation from the time of organizations in 1888 until
his death TIE OF The deceased will be conveyed
tsdsy to binebeck the Hudson river railroad, where
hey wilt be privately inferred We cannot, however,
asw the occasion 10 pass by without Offering tribute
Of respect to the memory Of the deceased wno in his
lifetime stirling example Of the 81 implicitly of our
republican institutions. After the expiration Of his term
Of Office Chief Justice Jones returned to the practice
Of his profe.str and the venerable Judge who had
atsiy 6ed the bench might be pleading before the
beach that he had formerly occupied private advo
cste The freedom of country where its public officers
rsurn TO private life and their original occupations ks
Gsos nstus to his plough, can never be in danger
Eeo perpetual.
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MuTnATIN0 TELEGRAPH DIsPArcHEs.-A dis
patch sent over the river to Pittsburg, on the
sth inst to the effect that Secretary Dobbin had re-
turned to Washingto ton. The announcement was On.
pcated and sent round, and on the following morn
ing 1t appeared in the different journals as follows:
stacy Dobpins has returned to Washington.
Lucy bobbins has retur ned TO Washington.
The Lucy Dcebns has returned TO Washington.
Secretary Dobbips he's returned to Washington
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leave that city With the accused anA aoeenpos when
he vs. fell upon and beaten 70 dsatA. Subsequently,
ths accused parties returned to the city and secured Il
the property belonging TO the murdsreA nan. Mark
hart escaped and traced 70 this city priscipaly by
large cheat which he brought along With him On a.
through . cabman. to 3 German boarding house. and
from thspcs to Bremen ship, whore the accused had
taken his passage for Germany The prisoner was con-
veysd back to Baltimore.
Zyyea on SSpicow- Os0mr Wdnted for ne Property
day light yesterday morning o6cer AcAanus Of Sixth
ward pobee arrested three young men, calling themselves
Adam Hansy John Schmidt and John Shore, having in
their band cart containing barrel headed
mp, which labelled Charles Taylor family hams
we've ON their way to the Five Points whom stopped by
the officer at the Of Resde and Centre sres The
prisoners taken before Justice Bogart who locked
them up for examination Tho property be oy
applying TO Captain Brennan Sixth ward station house
Ton bs.
Arrest Suspicion Officer Keefs, Of the Chiefs
aids, last evening srrested gentee looking whom
he found at the living House. charge OF being
ceInsd in the bbery OF large amount Of silk goods,
estimated at upwards OF 81 son In the OF
the accused quantity OF pawn tickets found sho
ing pledges OF silk goods the amount Of $500 The
accused taken before the Chief Of Police who d.
tanned him in custody in order to fully investigate
the y hole affair.
Charge Of Stealing nd-A cartman ma med Patrick
Durley arrest Wednesday charged With stealing
large quantity Of sand valued 500 and up YARDS
property OF Mr. Jotn Ward Jr residing In Hath street,
near sixth avenue. The accused seems, has FROM
time to time stolen the from the premises Of the
complainant and when arrested admitted guilt. Toe
accpsed taken before Justice Stuart who held him
to bail in the Of 81 00O in default Of which he
committed TO prison for trial
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Pore 81 New York. August II, .ls53.

EOIU - NOW xOFks august III, LSC0s
CLEARED.
Ships N Margaret Eliza. Adams, nontevdeo. " D.
Forest Co Calhoun (new) Freeman Liverpool Spoford
Hlsston Co; Florida, Lnneman, London Grinnel Min
Barks-1sy (Br). Mickle Quebec Gillespie; Stella,
Hilbert Belfast stoAer Co. Inca Cook, St CAthaIines
Brigs- Falcon GBr). Tuzo, St Johns, NF, Tucker 4
sos sah'''u'ns' A'nsF Taylor Smith, Bangor WA Sand
schrs-village Belle whetnore, New Haven master
O'Ne, Savannah, McCieady Mott Co; Exemplar (Br),
smith Hantsport master Geo Robertson Beaucham p,
yss gpR' sh AS0a @
sau, MP, Eneas & Hstc2ins; A R Wetmors. Dearborn
II Lewis; EIose, Jones' wilmington, McCrsady, Mott &
sloops-Pointer. Fo~ier, Providence, master; Black
stone, Reynolds Bristol master.
Steaner-Dslaware, Hand, Philadelphia, SANFORD.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa (Br), Harrison Liverpool July 80,
Pm, with passspgers to E Cunard July !, of Cape
Sable saw steamship Europa from Boston for Liverpool
1853 passengers, to Grinne aintu1n Co. The has
had nothing but light head winds and cams the whole
Walsh day 'Iy
New York 35 days out; Goth lat A ID len 81 TO- pass.
ed ship New Happshre. from Liverpool for New York
gov for New York, 55 days out.
Ship Victoria (pkt), Champion, London and Ports
mouth June 49, with 500 passengers, to Gdswold Nor
Bark Pilgrim, Andres New Orleans, July %. to Eagle
Hazard Aug lat 81 90 Ion "A 20, spoke brig Linden,
Brig " Dugan Collins, Balze (Hon), July 1s, to Mo.
Cresdy, Mott Co. Aug off Cape Florida, spoke bark
Eutaw from New Orleans for Boston, IL days OUT had
two men sick Of fever and had buried the day
before.
Brig Bingham (of Mississippi city), Hoffman, Havana,
Martha .ss July N:st to
| Bottom, froIs Balize (Hon). fer New York.
Brig Ocean Belle lof Baltimore Cooper; Csnfaegos u
bark Pa,io, from Cenfuegos for New York.
Brig Octevia (of New Oreans, simnos, Mstsnzas. 10
Brig Fremou. (of Boston), Chaplin, Daren, days,
Brig Bnlow (Of Gardiner) Perry, Baltimore II days
schr Martha, Nelson, Besufort, NC, 4a.ys.
schr Exchange, Duke, Suffolk. days.
Schr Anderson, IAmsna. Virginia,
schr Coral, ver.iil, Nachias, days.
sehr Pay State, Merrill, Rociisnd. 4 days '''''
Scnr Admiral Coe, Portland, Ct, 2 days.
schr kidcer Co, Fletcher, Westchester, l day.
sepr Nflson Hall laurence Rondout for Portland, CT
I sloop Henry, Cone, Portland, CT 2 days.
Steamer Della rare sandtord, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Two briggs, unknown.
Ship Jacob Westervelt, Liverpool; Brem bark Eliza
Bremen; and Others
Wind light from the South.
The new ship Flya.ay did not sail yesterday for Mel
leading, and viii not leave before Monday or Tuesday
next.
The steamship Louisiana is at anchor near Fort Dia-
mond taking in troops for New Orleans.
By SANDY Hook PRINTING Tr1EGRAPH.l
The HIGHLANDS, Aug 11-6 80 Pm.
Ship Jacob Westervet is passing -he lgbtshp bound
out TSO brigs coming in past the Hook One brig out
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TelegraPhic Marine Reports

Boer0N. Aug IL.
Arrived-Brgs Nautilus, Youghal, Ireland Perkins,
belmont and Washington Philadeohia sshrs Moncova,
and Bradore, BALTIMORE Amanda, Philadephia Eudora
RondOut.
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Memoranda

New brig Spear Ut Boston 1856 tons, built at Robbins
ton has been purchased by Ne Haven house for $1,000
caah.
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nARITIME IHTELLIGEHCE.

ALMANAC FOB NEW YoRK-Tm DAY.
Sun Mas & C8 MOON ...... IL %
sUH mzs ...............7 90 HIGH wArIR morn l OF
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The Late Chief Justice Jones.
THE FUNERAL SERVICE.


Yesterday afternoon The funeral service, Of the Protss
taat Episcol al form Of religion read the re-
mains of the late Chief Justice JONES' at the Church Of
tbs AnnuI cation situated in West Fourteenth street,
bst ween the Si,th and Seventh The coffin,
containing the remains of the venerable deceased
borne int the church previously the
Il the service and placed in front of the communion
tAble the following gentlemen, friends of the deceased
acting pail bearers
Hon. Julian Verplanck, R. D. weekes,
Hon Judge Duer, George W Strong,
Maltby Gtlss n, John Adams,
Stephen Whitney, John Anthem.
TIE coffin q metallic one. having opening at
shs upper part OF the lid enclosed with glass; through
which the head and face of the venerable deceased
could be distinctly BE had evidently broken do
considerably before his DEATH for the features very
much altered if the last few years had made great
aroads pom his constitution There other
meat about the co but small silver plate with the
following inscr pton engraved upon it in the
writing, or what formerly knosn the Italian
hand
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The steamship Louisiana is at anchor near Fort Dis
mond taking in troops for New Orleans.
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH. |

SANDY HOOK TnLGHAPH.T
THE HIGHLANDS, Aug If 30PM.
ship Jacob Westervelt is passing -he Igbtship bound
out Tto brigs coming in past the Hook One brig out
sl6e the bar, bound mp.
Wind light from SW. Weather clear.
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AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
~N,oo~N~.o>c~oo~>roo>o<>~~
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
~~~>~>~~~~>~~>~~~~~~~
Curious Finale to q Debate in the House Of
Representatives.
Temperance Petition Presented BY Ladies' to
the New York Assembly.
>cO>>~~~>S~~o~o~~>>c~~~~~
The Discussion Of the Canal Question.
THE FEMALE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
.>>~>~o~->o~~Y>>~I>~-~oO~
More New York Politicians at Concord,
&C., &c., &c.
AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
THE FEMALE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
From Washington city.

From Washington City.
OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION s0CIE.
TY-APPOINTMENTs AND CONFIRMATIpNS--A LATE
TREASURY CLERK INDICTED FOR MURDER THE
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH, ETC.
WASHINGTON. JAM q, 1853
The American Colonization Society have elected the fol
lowing Vice Presidents in addition to former Ones which
remain nearly the last year Hon Edward Eve
rett, Massachusetts,; Hon Washington Hunt New York
Hen. uDratio Seymour New York Hon Joseph A.
Wsht, Indiana; Hon. Joseph Hornblower, New Jersey
Hon. Gee. f. Fort New Jersey; Gen. John g. Darcy New
Jersey; Hon. Ralph IngersOll Connecticut; Benjamin
Pennsylvania; Hon. Edward Coles Pennsylvania; Rev.
Howard Malcolm, DID,, Pennsylvania; Rev. j. p. Burdin
D. D., Pennsylvania; Edmund McGehee, mississippi Thos
Henderson, Esq, Mississippi; Daniel Turnbull, Eq La,
Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, Connecticut Hon. Samuel f.
Vinton, Ohio.
The President has nominated Alton r. Easten, of st.
Louis, for subtreasurer.
The Secretary Of State has appointed Mr. Stevens Of
Maryland, bearer Of dispatches to Nicaragua He Is
brother -in-law Of our Charge there.
The Senate have confirmed number Of naval promo
tions and appointments.
The Senate to-day nearly three hours in nexecutve
session Mr. Badgers IL Is understood Mr. Ftz
patrick is strongly opposed to confirming mainly on the
ground Of non residence. No action was had.
The Grand Jury to-day indicted Mr. B. Sasser late
clerk in the Treasury Department. for murder, by ad
ministering srychnne to young woman, under peculiar
circumstances. Bail refused and he committed
for trial.
The Committee Territories 1t is said progressing
rapidly in the matter of the Pacific Telegraph Company
The proposition OF Messrs Alden and Eddy has been very
well received among the members Of both Houses and If
the committee report fayorab Of which there to
be little doubt the bill win pass. The projectors say
they ready to pledge themselves to put the first
sage through to San Francisco In less than eighteen
months from the date Of the grant
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avsn; Jan . Cara at Gravsssnd; sth, Acadia at Lon

maven; Jan Chra, at Gravessnd; 5h Acadia at Lon.
Arrived from Now Orlsans-Dec II, Joseph Juana At
B.rcelona 22d Rsrtan at Gibraitsr 2sth vla dc Nor
aix at Lisbon; 30th Ann johnson and Geo Eurico, at
Genoa Montreal At Marseles; Jan l. Pyramid, at Ant
werp; Marathon, at Liverpool Rebecca, At; ID Alex
Grant H, Liverpool ". G Cd Tempest DO th Jane Walsh
9th, Junius, at Bremerhaven.
Arrived from NorfolI-Dec 25 Emma, at Tsxel $3.50
Jan s. Champlaine, at liverpool; lth, Allen, do.
Arrived from Charleston-Jan ], seele, Havre; "a
Marie at Bremsrhayen Csstelpw, Msssa chussetts, 3D.
Liverpool; 4th Orlando, at Havro.
Sailed for New York-Dec 2S Josephus from Gibraltar
cld); I'd New York from uyerpool John Merrick from
Newport 6th Herman (s), from southampton (and put
back 7th) 9th, Sir Robert Peel and Grant, from Lon
don, West Point and Lillian, from Liverpool.
Said for Boston--Jan O. Bell Rock from Liverpool.
Sailed for PhiladelphiaJan 8, City of Glasgow (s),
from Liverpool (but pnt back with damage to her quar-
Sailed for Baltmore-Jan 9, Empress, from Liverpool.
Sailed for New 0reans-Jan l. Broom, from Graves.
Blade from Cardiff; 9th, New zealander and Montchia
from Liverpool.
Sailed for MobleJan /, Sir Harry Smith, from Liver
pool; Sd, Ronacher, from the Clyde.
Sailed for San Francisco-Jan 3 Annetta from Cardiff.
DIsAsTERs.
charged to repair 3D. Maniac for NYork, lssi1. a ''
BELFAST Jan 3-Put back, Forest Queen for Boston,
with loss of sails; Esafette for NYork with sails split
The THAMES, Dec 31-Put back, Chauncey Jerome, for
Mobile, with loss Of sails (second time).
BRIsroI, Jan Put in James Ttcomb; Henry Smith,
Tor NOreans, with sails split.
LIVERPOOL Jan PUT back, Bell Rock; 3d. Childe Ha
rold. with loss Of sails DHa
eth-Put back John, for Savannah; Hope Goodwin for
Philadelphia both had been in collision with other crafts
and slightly damaged Ebba Brahe for MOBILIZE steamship
City OF Glasgow, for Philadelphia quarter damaged.
Prussian brig Krone, from Wilmington for Liverpool,
got ashore near Holyhead; saved.
on Belle lse picked up number Of casks of bran
dy floating supposed Robt Walsh, from Bordeaux for
NYork.
YARMOUTH, Jan 5-Put back, Princess Victoria, from
Shields for San Francisco having been in collision and
must discharge.
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February No question taken and tine House adouyusd
Upsn nearly every question, 30 far, Mr. Taylor and Mr.
Shaw take opposite sides T-e---
George Cottingham wasthis morning found guilty Of
robbing the Post Once In this city time since and
Judge Han Immediately sentenced him to ten years and
four months imprisonment in the State Prison. Petit.
tions already In circulation for his pardon some
strong hopes entertained that President Fillmore will
grant him pardon before the 4th of March,.
Solomon Northrop the colored man who has just been
restored to freedom after captivity of twelve years
passed through this city this morning the way his
home in SarAtogA. M - ---
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OUNCoHD,
Messrs. @. NJ. Maughan OF New York and w. Mclean,
Of Ohio arrived at the Eagle Hotel lastevcning This af
there arrived Messrs Samuel Bearey of Utica
job Person, of Troy, and r. W. Peckham, of Albany.
Messrs Cagger and party had their baggage put the
coach 20 to the depot three times this afternoon but
since the arrival of the hunkers they have concluded to
tarry a little longer in Jericho and are still here
Gen. Pierce il as salubrious as a summer morning.
The thermometer is at 32 and the weather is growing
warmer, although the sky is cloudy.
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From IIalifax.

TBg STEAMER AMERIcA--N0vA SCOTIA LEGIsLA-
HArIPAx, Jan. 81, 1853
The steamer America arrived here at o'clock and
sailed at this morning for Liverpool
The session Of the Nova Scotia legislature commenced
yesterday but business of consequence has been yet
brought forward. The Governors speech Is non-com-
initial the topics Of the fisheries reciprocal trade &c