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Prices of Stocks.
BLANKS! BLANKsi
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
(tONSTABLES' Warrants,
~ Executions,
nAuf N Nn4Ia


Indemnifying Bonds.
SHEH1FFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
1ndemnifytng Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
-..=- Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which are found for
We had at the prgnian Office where there large aut
iul supply just issued from the press
The gentleman to whom execution of this
our business is entrusted has superior in the state
who may order work at this establishment may rest assured
speedy and faithful performance
Our facilities for Pamphlet, Gard, and IL ule Work,
complete, which, with the large addition Fancy Types
Embellishments recently made the yirppiap as good JOB
Office as is to be found in the interior.
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
Ja26-d&cifts o. TERRY 4 SHIELDS
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH To INDIA.-A COM
pany for the establishment of this magnificent
project has been formed in France. 1t is in
tended (says the Patr'e) to continue the sub
marine telegraph which comes from Engand
to France, by land to Nice and Genoa, reach
ing Spezzia at the bottom Of the Gulf of that
name. The new line will then start from that
point over CORSICA and Sardinia to the coas, OF
Algeria as far as the agency of Tunis. This
part Of the work will be finished in two years
AT the end of that time the line will he pro
longed along the shore of the Mediterranean
TO Alexandria. The cable will lie at the bot
tom of the sea,and;the points exposed for cross
ing are very favorable, From Spezzia 10
Cape Coarse the maximum depth is only 22O
meers in the Strait of Bonfaco 1t is only
SO; and from the extremity of Sardinia to
Bona, on the cost ofAlrica, it is only 327. The
avefage depth is much more considerable
From these data it will be seen that the opera
ton is very practical, and there is every rea
son to hope that it will be crowned with com
pletc success
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MI AKRIED

On Tuesday the 18th inst. by the Rev. Andrew Hart,
'r. LAFAYETTE JENNINGS, of Halifax, and Miss NAN.
M. ,daughte, of Chas. A. Raine Esor, of Charlotte
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Asst CALL-It being absolutely necessary ~
IL collect debts, deem it due those inotpe,"
to give notice that we may be found at the store
house Of Messrs. Davis Nowlin 81 Co., until the i'' IN
~ next. where hope all that indebted 10 US viii
call and settle. All debts unpaid on the LIST Jug? v"
on that day he put in officers hands 70 coier.nlM
mia l4-tljy MILLER e. CONF IoN
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DAG GRER's WHITE SULPHUR

- SEANANSSs--lh ms delightful watering pac'l
situated in the county of Botetourt 6 miles north
Buchanan (the present terminus of navigation the
James River and kanawha Canal, there being contnu
GUS line of Packets from Richmond and Lynctburg I"
that place.) and on the immediate road leading from
Lynchburg to the White Sui phur in the county of Green
brler, Is now open for the reception of visitors.
The efficacy of this in curing many forms OF d''
eases and its bracing nvigoratng fleets upon feeble
and debilitated persons enttle it the special notice
those who visit the mountains for health, whilst the
beautiful scenery by which it is surrounded, and tie We
riety OF amusements that offered may justly claim
Passing call from those who in search uf pleasure
The proprietor, graied for the liberal patronage nc
has heretofore received, begs leav, the Puohc
that his accommodations for the present aream
pie and of the first class His TABLE and BAR are
furnished with the best the land affords and every aeh
ion will be paid by himself and assistants the comfort
and enjoyment of guests.
Tie Stages connect regularly with the Boats at bu'"
anan passing by these Springs the White Sulphur.
For adults by the week IS 90
For horse, per we.l 90
per month, l. uo
Children and servants HALr PRICE. Other charges III
proportion, PA HATCHER
ju l-w6w* ~
10 Richmond Wing, Examiner and Petersburg inter- i
igencer, copy weekly for six weeks, and forward 'n
account to this Office for payment.
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LrscasuRc, May % ,s,,
TOBACCO. % 1858.
Inspections the past week,
do previously since Oct lst 50. s9s so hhd'
Together o.
Inspections same time last year ,o9,
Receipts not so heavy this week-MarL., 80
saes of Shipping Lugs II from o. to A. so.
ring Lugs IS to ~ 90; Stcmrning and sb ins
s6 to $40; Manufacturing Leaf % to s33 .;,t Leaf
tied competition for finer qualities. 'p''
WHrAT-Dull and not wanted, .ales a, IN >,
for prime Red and White. and so
WIN. T. SMITH, Com M,,,,o..
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0NERLootSED.-During immense pressure hronr
overlooked
10 pieces black bpmbaznas, best makes, all costs
~ 90 do nlpacas, all costs, from super
DO bert black batege, good brands, All costs
leases low priced camhnc handkerchie ladies
20 pieces pad and striped ddngs boys pansioons
and Jackets
~ pieces white cambrics and jacDncts
100 do very stylish prints probably the
bert assortment In this city
pieces fine black ianos
lot Of fine white crepe rhswis
pieces me French noussclines richly combined ooors
~ 90 heavy IRISH linens Of the best makes all costs below
30 cents per yard
With very Desirable goods. VII our
stock Notwithstanding during days
yetw assorted
AZ articles must be pad for At the tme n purchase.
We cannot exchange cold, permit
goods 70 be taken ont Of the on Inspection
wee compelled adopt avoid and
fusia
ogsr every article cos,no be asked, and
will NOT be taken.
PERRY A BROTHER,
Ap @-d3uf opposi. Centre Market
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BILE at option il actually void by reason Of de-
ayed felhlmen or non-lulfIment OF s first and unda-
mental stipulation on The part OF England Be this
as il may be, however, il Great Britain shall here
after perceive the slightest difficulty in the execution Of
the FIRST article Of the treaty. and shall fail 10 execute 1T
in the whole OF It's spirit aud to The letter as 1t has been
understood by this government such course on he'
part operating directly to theelea and annulment oil The
whole treaty will free the United States from most
onerous and unfortunate obligation While The obllga'
lions Of The treaty subsist they viii doubtless be OBJ
served By the United States in peaceful and con Gil
atory spirit, and with the most absolute good faith But
the loss OF the treaty will be loss TO To cancel it
will be 10 restore our relations with Central America TO
their true character and position question exclusive
ly American
We observe with satisfaction whatsoever indications
Great Britain has of late exhibited Of purpose 10 exc
cute her treaty supuations in just spirit, by withdraw.
al from all other interference in Central American al.
fairs than that which The treaty contemplaes. IL is
plain, think, that other course on her part can
hamonize either with the expectations of the American
people, or with what understand to be the announced
policy of the present administration. That policy, while
scrupuously observing the national faih and violating
no principle OF International justice peace yet locks
to the energetic development and protection OF American
interests, both commercial and territorial, this CONT
nent. by all legitimate means. In such programme Of
policy the independent republics OF Central America
cupy a conspicuous place; and The establishment Of the
new mission to those States in democratic hands, and
der democratic CONTROL is guarantee that effort
will be spared 10 emancae them from all unwarraned
European influence, TO encourage and strengthen the
spirit Of harmony aud union among them, and 10 turn
their views towards the United States, as at once their
best example, their most important aid and their natural
reliance
We shall resume the subject
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DErAhTNEsf or STATE,
Washington April ~, 1859.
Information been received this department from United
Panama the death Of following ciu
the United States, viz
Martin Post Marietta, Cobb county, Georgia.
william Burt. NJ. D., Pttsbufg, Pennsylvania.
John Irwin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Franklin Crockett, Lynn, Msssschuse sets.
Augustus Lehman, 81 Louis, Missouri
Harvey N. wIlmofe, Missouri.
NJ. ID. Colt, Hannibal, Missouri.
Henry yessel California
james NJ. Martin, Rhode Island.
Aso from the United States kingston Jsmaica OF
death OF DR.. Allied Taylor graduate Of Dartmouth College, Nov
Hampshire.
FGnkhn Pierce prdent Of the United State, Of dSrledt all
chow q way
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Robert
Bunch has been appointed consul Of Britannia Majesty
Of Pennsylvania reside Philadelphia, do hereby
him SUCH and declare him
functions, powers, and privileges consus Of
the most favored nations In the United States
In testimony whereof have these letters
patent and the seal Of the United
Given under hand tho city Of Washington day
H. 81 April, A. D. 1852 and Of the independence
ted staiea Of America tho seventy seventh,
ny the PRESIDENT
FRANKLIN PIERCE
W. l.. M.Hor, Secretary Of State.
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MARKETS,

New York, April 23.-The stock market to-day closed
firm, but The transactions not large The money
market continues easy Exchange London, 81 81 prem
Sales Of w. 5. 6's OF 1867, I9a Canton, 50 32t Eric,
90s Nicaragua 32 Morris canal 2sl Erie convortibes,
SO Harlem, 6sa Norwich and Worcester, ne sales Ston-
ngon 500 Cumberland coal, 52l Carey improvement Is
The hour market is du-sales Of $500 barrels at 81 ~
81 80 for State, and So 80 l2h for southern brands
Rye hoar and corn meal unchanged.
Grain quiet. Nothing Of moment doing in wheat Small
sales of white 1913 l25 cents red lis Sales oil
H. 200 bushels 81 63 66 for white, mixed,
and yellow. Oats, 40 80 cents Rye. 50 30 cents Pro-
visions qaiet change in prices Groceries quiet eaes
Of Rio coffee at 81 % cents Cotton is heavy sales
small-pces layorDg buyers Whiskey, 22A 23 cents.
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An effort was made in l777 TO unite the two States of
South Carolina and Georgia. to form of them only
one State Two commissioners wete appointed by South
Carolina 10 proceed TO Savannah and lay the proposition
before the Stale convention. One of them, Mr.. w H.
Drayton. wrote letter describing their visit and the
in which they discharged their duty They were
admitted TO the floor OF the convention and urged the
union in extended argument. The convention. how
declined the offer Mr. Drayton's letter, written in
l777, has just been published in Of the South Car
DINA papers-N Y. Times
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HOUSE FURNITURE. STABLE. HORSES. CAR
~ rnges, Sc-One OF The most capacous
soose IN s city viii be rented tenant and
tue recently made 10 order viii be so,d
- TIE present occupant about lesv. for Europe
N complete order and thoroughly furnished
~ the principal and passage. by sfurpsee
ahundany supplied carriage. viii favor.
ably compare with the hest city.
Apply Il The Office Of the Republic,
Ap2i-difA
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NOTICE the reopening Of tine land Once at vin-
cennes. IndanaWbereas by public notice, dated the osh
Office Vncennes
TO be and the lands remaining
attached and made subject
Jeersonve in said STATE for the that appeared said
than 100, 0o0 and
Examination unsod land In said district
exceeds quantity Of the Interior virtue OF
vested directed the Of the once
vincennes and IL is therefore reopened accordingly.
vncepnes district will subject
a Nincennes until further notice.
John WILSON, Commissioner.
GrwrsAt LIsp oTucr, April 20, 1883
Apr 24-aM~6w
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Chief CLERK of the Land 4 nice

We perceive with pleasure that Charles ,, ffailey'
esq has been appointed chief clerk IN The Land otce
Mr. Fraey is in all respects amply qualified Tor that
position and many OF faithful and ethcent service
in that bureau OF the government combine win his We'll
known sound democratic principles TO make his promo
ton eyninently Just and proper.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, Iss0.

We are authorized 10 that the President will
receive visites business Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday OF the present week, between the hours OF
twelve and two o'clock
BY the above notice. appears that the President, ia
view OF the urgency OF his public duties has felt him.
sell constrained 10 fix certain hours al which be
eeye vsers busiRess. Considerae men, who appre-
ciale the importance Of the public which must
necessarily absorb the Presidents attention. will surely
be willing 10 conform in their visits This arrangement
Of his time
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We shall resume the subject

We are authorized 10 announce that the decisions on
The proposals received for conveying the mails in New
York and the New England Safes for four years FROM
the lst Of July next and routes in other States for
shorter periods, will be made known ut The department
on Tuesday next The 2jh instant
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Sale Tomorrow.
by GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioileers.

by GREEN q SUIT, AuCu0ncers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH E. NEXT THE
CORNER OF THIRD STREET WESTON Monday the
shall O'Clock, the
part OF lot No TO- in No 5,l, having front
feet running hack public 100 feet
The above described property is situated in tho immsd
Judiciary perfectly graded handsomely
located Of the city which 10 rapidly improving
value.
half balance twelve months
give bearing from day Of sale deed and
deed ofuusi taken GREEN SCOTT,
APP I'D Aucuonssw,
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duty 10 the death Of another prominent citizen
short time since resident among us. Professor
Lewis G. Beck died in this city last evening, at The
denee Of his brother.
In addition TO the proicssorshi7 OF chemistry aud nau
raj history in Rutgers college, New Jersey, and Of chem
isiry in the Medical college here which be held The
time Of bis death, he was distinguished n various scen-
thc enterprises Of this State and city, among which were
the preparation Of portion Of the State natural history
and the foundation OF the Albany institute.
For the last few yeats he has lived 10 New Jersey
He has long been known anil esteemed here for bis pub
lie and private wofth.-flbanH Jonnnai
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BRITISH PREsENTs-lt will be recollected that some
time since the British baque Jesse Stevens wrecked
otherwise disabled and that the passengers and
OF the vessel through The nstrumenaliy OF Capt Nye,
of the American steamship Pacific were rescued from
their irghfuy perous condition, during the prevalence
Of an appalling Storm In considerable of the humane
services performed On tina, OCCASION learn that the
British government has jus, sent 10 this city, presents
gold medallion likeness Of Queen Victoria, with suitable
inscriptions, and gold pocket chronometer for Capt
Nye ten pounds sterling and gold. mounted telescope
for the third mate. and each OF The sailors who vol
un,eered TO the life boats ten pounds sterling
These evidences of royal gratitude will, IT is presumed
be distributed, according custom by the British minis
ter, through the medium OF the State Department.
Republic
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pII4H Lace Malfles for Cash only.-Ws
y hand choice the
determined 10 them without delay,
te price they New Yok, for
cash charged account, cent will be added.
viii them all exposed tables Ladies wishing
cheap should this
the inducenent offered will certainly be very great.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Alp 24-Guf [Lnel
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Daring the brief period that be late fumored changes
IN the cabinet obtained credence, gave 10 variety
OF newspaper comment, colocd Of course BY party bias,
but in general complimentary TO the incutnbens, and
creditahe TO the liberay of the wing prcss One OF
them, the Providence Journal OF the sblest well
most thorough wing papers, speaks Tins handsomely
of the chief Of the cabinet Not Mtsttgsncer.
1--WE should regard the dismissal Of Governor Marcy
as a calamity His maufed experience in public bust
ness bis moderation and bis good sense afford certain
degree OF security that while be remains al the helm The
foreign affairs OF the government will not be admins
tered on The fbuster principles that however The adj
ministrsiion and its organs may buser about
rights they will moi altogether disregard those of others
tba, tbs country will not be unnecessarily brough into
conflict with others and that peaceful progress will be
looked upon as more desirable Than aggression"
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WAsHNGroN, April 22-Maor Stevens has nearly com
pieted his arrangements m the survey OF northern
for the Pacific railroad Lieut. Duncan and party OF six
teen have been Oregon, via the hmus,
start from Pugers SOUND and tho exploring party in
the mountains Another Of the party has been time
Com pany.
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by TELEGRAPH.

WRECK or THE soss FAEsr.--ArrKarrEp RossxRY,
Bosros, April ~ The Ino. which arrived here this
morning from Fayal reports having fallen la with on the
l7h inst when ia latitude 80 90 longitude IS TO- tho
schooner Fanny, belonging to New York wateoxged and
abandoned.
An attempt made on Wednesday night Last TO rob
the Granite bank Of Pascoag The obber, whose namo 10
Henry Ward, was arrested, aud lodged in prison.
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auesio.esrs.

HANDSOME NEW TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ii at aueonon wedcesdsy 9Th instant haiI ssl in
on O'Clock. a
frame hous snd the hot which
9si The enoN ara
bscs seventy five feet The property
" located IN rapidly improving the srs,
Termsi opehsf cssh bai,nce nonshs sos
notes, satisfactorily secured bearing Interest,
Apa4-3, Aue,s.....u
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Bosros April 22New Brunswick dates tho I9lh state
that the assembly had reported in favor Of
making Campobelo free port for the storage Of goods
from all parts OF the world, free Of duty.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
IMMENSE RECEPTION! TREMENDOUS SENSATION.

IMMENSE RECEPTION TREMENDOUS SENSATION!
sHE National Theatre nightly crowded overlooking
el the fashion, and the beauty of Washnon witness Pro-
ncOmprehensbe
ura and philosophy He will continue bis grand drawing
this evening" demonstrating all how easily
he made other and will
explicit of that popular and fatal hum
called esprit Rappnss, which has created excite
Baltimore for the three weeks explaining aud proving
nothing trick Of juggey conjurng.
will exhibit table, and will show the mode
aud Of the whole machinery
by which the made, making il clear 10 all.
Remember his limited Then lose not this the last and
only chance.
d
admission Private IS dress circle
children years. half price
rs hmy CIRCLE IS third
tier, SO cents colored gallery, Is cents.
Doors " O'Clock wonders commence 8. The box
Office will open daily, from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock
p. aassM4.#
Ap
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Il is with deep regret that have heard of the death
Of Mrs w. l.. Cuslis wife of Geo. w. p. Gusts, esq ,
of Arlington. She expired yesterday, al half past one
O'Clock, p. m.
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sAtIrNs on rHE CRY or MANCHESTER.

PmILApKLrniA, April 23.-Thc steamer City OF Msnohos-
sailed this morning for Europe. with 81 cabin psssen
gers and large Height
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This is article warranted TO prevent all aeci-
dents from The use Of burning fluid camphne aud other
explosive compounds used for the production OF light.
II is applied by the inventor TO all styles OF lamps and
lampfeeders. The principle of The invention is that OF
the wsll-known saetylamp OF Sir Humphrey Dayy. We
have had opportunity TO the article tested and the
protection from the chance of explosion seems to be
complete. The light produced from these lamps is
sngularly clear and beautiful, and commend them TO
the public attention as highly valuable Improvement
The subjoned certificates from eminent scientific gentle.
show that Mr. Newelps invention has been thor
oughly and successfully tested;
We have had opportunity test the patent safe.
ty-lamp and ampieeder Of Mr.. John Newell Of this
city, In regard TO the Of protection which their
construction affords In the trials which we subjected
them endeayoed without effect produce explosions
OF the vapor OF the aid mixed with air and burst
with the pressure OF the yapor alone
The principle adopted by Mr. Newell is that of the we'll
known Davy lamp He has combined the parts, that
satisfied that all risk of explosive action is re.
moved
CHAS T. JACKSON, MD,
AUG A. HAYES, M. D.,
Assayers to State of Massac husets
BosroN, Aug. &c. 1852.
Mr.. John Newell, Of Boston, has exhibited TO me lamp,
and also containing vessels furnished with wire gauze pro-
ecor upon the principle OF Davys safety lamp for miners
lie has used both these instruments before with in
nammabe fluids and in BOTH when fire, the flame
arrested by the wire gau2e which is coated with sill
If the instruments are faithfully cted and care
fully attended that the wire gauze does suffer injury
from oorrosion wear, violence, of the opinion that
the protection will prove ehecual against explosion.
Nothing short of this conviction would induce
enance the continued use Of the burning fluids, called,
have long thought they ought to be entirely discarded.
If prohibited from use, frequent ami dreadful the
accidents occasioned by ignorance careessness In
every glass lamps should be given up and those OF
metal substituted, of the danger Of fracture
b. SlLLlMAN, sen.
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(P,nn,ysrania avenue, south side, loA arsst)
NrELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
w Friday morning, April 29th At 10 O'Clock,
Of " OF 10Th and shall
good assortm o kc
Mahogany sofa and psor chairs .#
Marb.op table, walnut secretary and sookcsss,
looking glasses
Dining tables, rerieerntors, sidehoards
wood chairs
Superior feather bsds, bolsoKp, and pillows
bedsicads, bedtne,
Do ingram and Brussels carpets,
Washstsnds toilet
PsfIor, cooking, and other stoves,
Together with of Kitchen
Terms S25 and under, s25, dirty days'
credit for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Ap 2t-eodhds
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r,.,.,,
iuesosli IN ONO county Ken
lucky hsprrw Rows, only surviving
Ib,. n,.s.d a. 49, ~ n,
49,, ' - - ~ 49, ''V''""s !" we DAis s"p
h,oooy stounor
Inc SUBJECT Of the above notice
seventy ,nce the wiIdne.. Natpre .p,.sa
around ard h,vtns L.en n,,,a .o,, .h .r.,.. . ~ AZ,
-, is 49, '"ea '."s .'e" s's"s'i " - nv
.usha maine ps'os ooh mohap ans Pyneaiy o W Hanoem
and mind,
in schools highly sned noblemen.
In his early manhood himself very
-, - -. $500 - ~, 10 -. -, -, :, 49,. x.,.
ss.,,.s -. A.. ss.,ar ~ ~. -. - ~. - ~. $50
s sfseV 800 - - $50 ~ - $50 40, ''s
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BosroN, Aug. 80, 1852.

NEW HAVEN, Oct IS. 1852.