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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

SssA FOR kBNT-A large and conve
kssss uently built House, ct the head of NJ ain ST..
R21A corner above he Fair Grounds. To good ten
ant the rent will be moderate. Thsre IL good gar
den attached to 1t. Posse ssion Immediately. In
quire of Mr. HENRY FREEMAN,
je U-lwS Opposite the Fair Grounds.
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II oil per bsttle; six bottles for e5.
ie9-dAo

r. Truman A. Parker, successor to H
and g. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer In
tion Ocs and yard Of Gary and 10th streets.
Richmond, Va my 10 --dsnf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

UJno. Mcdonnell, Dentist, Main street,
opposite Corinthan Hall between 9Th and 10th sts
two doors above bis old Office myll-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

LIZA FOX KFNT. and possession given
~ on the 10th Of August sooner, the houss
EzA occupied by Mrs. Jennings in the town of
Sidney, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds Apply to
GEO. w. JARVIS,
jel7-im' st Shop, the corner above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

FATAL CAMPHENE ACCIDENT.-Miss Susan
Gavit, aged II years. daughter of Capt Gavt, was
sitting In Baltimore Sunday night, reading by q
cracked fluid lamp. which burst, throwing the
burning fluid over her person. She died Monday
night, from the terrible burns received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

11A EOK hENT..-A Frame House on
4Yx Poplar street, containing several rooms, and
1A<@ other eonveuences. Apply to
le - st L. d. EACHO, Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

WIsCoNsIH.-The Secretary of the State of Wis
consin has published his financial statement for
The first quarter of 1857, by which it appears that
there remained in the treasury of Wisconsin on
the 3lst of March last $l08 349 22-to wit: in
Wisconsin currency, S35. .ll9; in gold and silver,
S73 go %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

4sss FOX X Tan excellent Brick
EEss Tenement, with brick kitchen and garden at
4A tached. situated the of Leigh and 9Th
streets on Church Hill. Possession given the 18th
June Apply to LARUs SHINE,
10 5-ts IA Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

sCe% EUh RBNT-.-A r. rame House on
E4s 10Th rect, Church Hill. Spring field Hall
S&N~ containing rooms, kitchsn with two rooms
and other conveEienoes ths premises Apply
10 Z. D. EACHO,
ia L.. 0t Pearl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

<sk FOR kENT.-A yelling Ho.re on
ksss Main street, sbove lat, containing room, a
EAA large garden attached, and other conveniences
Apply 10 Z. D. EACHO
- 0t Pear atra
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sPkIlAL NUTls rs.
w Beautiful Pictures at Osbo Or

~ Beautiful Pictures at Osborne's Gal :
LERY We take n cheap inferior Pic
lures at this Establishment Beware of steam ad =
versisements. 1t is all humbus. Those who can af-
ford to pay good price for superior iikenesses will
do we'll to call at OSBORNE's Beware of pretend.
in the Art, who compelled to take pictures at
any price. in order to get something to do to keep
from starving. Our motto is "Ths best price for the
best of work"
je 1S-2w OsBORNE's GALLERY, Main ct.
~ Citizens, the truth that the small fry
Artists crying humbus, at the same time gull
ty follows That thew charge 81 for pistuTes in
feror hat TYLER Co make for so cents; that It
takes them long to execute picture IL tai
TYLER Il Co to make twenty; that the fact of de-
prVing poor woman Of her shawl because she re-
fused pay for Gnsatisfsstory pctore and being
arrsignei in Police Court in sequence has become
notorious that their is shabby that they do
not Civ. their visitors pooer attention and lastly
show they nere pretenders; that the large pic.
tuIes they exhibit In their doorway were bought In.
stead of being made b. themselves.
TYLER Co have he finest pacs in town, at 19S
Main street, and make the bsst OF Portrsi's for so
Cents. Who are the hunnhugs? je2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

~ FOX SALE Al A BARGAIN The
SfE stock aud Fixtures of Candy and Ci Store,
3sSa If wanted the house to Let The stock is small
and fresh ana for accommodation, may be sold sepe-
rate from the Fixtures. The house has Roors and
cheap rent Enquire at Cary street, between 9th AID
18th street, North side. 22--St+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

BkTRAYING WITH A KIss-TRAGIC AFPAIR-A
shocking attempt as made in New York Saturday
afternoon by man named Holey Hubbard, to
murder his wife by cutting her throat The poor
woman was desperately, and probably fatally
wounded. The Express, giving her account of the
assault says:
She stated that she had been married about Ia
years; that her husband was Incorporate, and in
the habit Of boating her, IL consequence Of which
she had two or three times left him, but had always
returned on his promising to reform. He had never
supported the family, she having done by taking
in washing and by other employments On Sat.
urdsy he wished her to go to Port Chester, to sign
6 separation paper but she declined going there
for that purpose and offered to sign the paper here
upon his agreeing to let her have one of their two
children, both of whom were with his friends in
Greenwich Connecticut He finally stated tha he
would go alone to Port Chester, and ked her to
have his clothes ready in time. He then went out
ard was gone two hours, and on returning asked
if his cothes were ready. His wife answered th st
they were and then, while she ironing be
came behind her and took hold of her neck. At
first she thought he going to give her parting
kiss, but soon she felt the edge of razor on her
throat, aud she screamed and struggled While
struggling he inflicted several gashes her throat
and terribly cut her hands. Some Of the neighbors
hearing her cries. rushed in and secured him, and be
is now in prison. Her wounds are believ ed to be
mortal and her recovery is thought 10 be almost i'm
possible. The jury empannelled by the Coroner rem
dered a verdict that her wounds were inflicted by
Holley Hubbard. Mrs H is & native of Massachu-
setts, about 30 years of ags. Her husband was
born in Connecticut. Both arewell educated and
have formerly been in good circumstances
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

ses Fot KENT, no mo 5 Tenement
hss on 18th street, Cottage Row, containing seven
A -"zA rooms, and other convenienees. Apply 10
ls>S-St D EACHO. Pearl atrest
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Code OF Virginia Of Isfs
Heninss and shspherd's Statutes st Large.
Acts Of Assembly and Journals.
Apply to the Secretary
10 I2..Im Of the CommoaWsa salth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Ex-President Pierce was serenaded at Manches
ter, N II, . few nights ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

CUeIoUs VII L--Ihe Worcester MASS Tran
script gives the substance Of the will of the Jes
Sc u" Goodrich, Of that city, well known a stron
advocate of the Temperance cause. This document
itself covers fifty folio pages, and there is codcil
nainng sixty three double column pages of print
ed matter Amorg the bsquests a copy of the
Hoy Bib'e to eacn of his brothers, sisters, execu
tors, &c, sixteen in all Each successive owner OF
he volumes is to sign "f mlly tsetota plads that
they will neither make, bus sell give away or use
any kind of ale hoiic oxi.atiug liquors either
for drinking, cul nary N d cinsl Surgical or s C g.
mental purposes; nor any tobsceo for tue pprpos OF
either chewing smoking snu flag, and that By pre-
cept and sxempIs, ana 10 al 0Ih-r suitable was Il
all lines and psaes TO 6isconltenance sii such uses "
Olher provisions OF this curious will are thus given:
lie then orders his exScUtc rs to subscribe one
copy for each of themselves and his relatives 'ot
some good temperen-s paper advocating tbs dis
uss of tobacco, and legal ara moral suasicn
oned. for the suppression oi iluo-, thirty cope.
In all for twentg.one ssrs.
"he then bsqueath.s 500 to each Of his living
sisters pro ided they, each OF them, within one
year, sign the family and teetotaI p edge"
He then divides mis- property. subject to ell other
bequests among his relatives, payable every fifth
tenth fsee nth and twentieth year. provided that
the expiration of each period they snail afida
Wit hat hey have kept this antiiquor, anti tobacco
pledge in its foil extent"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Aas UFkiCE FOk KENT.--The large
EM Rafement Room, in morson's Buildings
-as=A Governor street now occupied by the subseri
ber, will be vacated the lst OF July next. Appn
cston, by who wish to rent this spacious and
eomtortabIe fioe, may be made 10 DR.. VII B.
PLEASANTs, Dentist, or to
je I9 -.lm* AE. PETICOLAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

6Fes kott RkNT- "A small Frame House
.ss on Catherine street, containing several rooms
A-4A Possession given Immediately. Apply to
le 22-.-3: Z. FACHO. Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

IHE TORNADO AT PANA, ILL.-Au extra
from the office of the Decatur Gazette, dated
Monday, 18th, gives full notes of the damage done
at Pana by the hurricane of the 18th inst. Thirty
three buildings, mostly dwellings and stores are
enumerated as blown down, besides ten dwellings
and stores moved from their foundations. The to
tai loss by the storm is set down at seventy thou
sand dollars. The Gazette adds:
There is not house left standing in Pana bu.
what is more or less injured. At Oconnee, few
miles south OF Pana, two houses were blown
down. AT Rosemon, four miles west of Pana
four houses were blown off their foundation, and
much injured. More than one half of the growing
crops in that vicinity are entirely ruined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

susA FOR RkNT-The store No is, Mar.
as9 ket Brldie, at present occupied by DR.. John
AS--- T JaeSson, "a Drug Store. Possession given
lst July. Enquire of
JOHN e. WADsWORTH.
j. 22-dtIstJv No ~ 11th .frea,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

- FGh RENT A Frame Tenement ON
ST. msddox hiI containing three rooms Apply
AA~ TO Z. D. EACHO,
= t%--5t Pearl straet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

n SLAVE THAT WON'T BE FREE.-The Ma.
con tGa) Telegraph gives the denouement of the
case OF Henry Dixon, who had been claimed BY
Gov King of New York, from the Governor of
Georgia, IS q citizen of New York. unIawfolly
neid 10 bondage by James Dean, of Macon.
Dxon was born in Michigan, subsequently, EN-.
igrated to New York, and thence to MARYLAND
"nero Tor some misconduct he was Indicted tried
convicted, and sold under order of Court After
suoofy transfers came at last into the sion
OF Mr James Dean, who knew nothing at the time
OF nis previous history, and bought him as a slave
~nicn ne stil remains, by order of the Court be-
iore mentioned. Dixon claims to have been born
III Inglano put this is extremely problematical.
IL seems that some two years ago. the case of
DIXON was presented to the Governor of New
1ork, from Rochester. by Ashley Sampson and
o'nefs, ana tnereupon an agent was despatched
TO macon, to inquire into the facts and redress the
wrongs OF this child of freedom. The agent after
some iruitess inquiries ntrusted the case tn
messrs. Poe & Grier, Attorneys of Macon The
latter opened negotiation with Mr. Dean who in
Que consideration OF all the facts agreed to accept
a sum much below the value of the negro. to wit
some ak or seven hundred dollars Information
was then forwarded to the parties in New York
"no Went ABOUT to raise the money, and even
tuaiy the funds were raised and Messrs Poe &
IIler instructed to proceed At once to tender the
sioiioes boon OF freedom to the captive from home
and liberty. Mr.. Dean being notified. delivered
him 10 Messrs. Poe & Grier
, Ine ensiaVed Dixon duly Informed of all
1ne proceedings which had resulted in his eman-
eipation, but instead of being pleased, he abso
iuteiy refused to be free-to leave his master-to
ieaVe Georgia and go to New York. He said Mr.
Dean was very kind and that he himself was as
free rs ne ever desired to be. He said that if be
returned to New York the interest of those people
IN MIN would cease the moment he was free, and
ne should havea harder time in getting along there
.nan IN Georgia; whereas, in Mr. Dean he had
friend and protector who would not permit him to
suffer Mr. Grier reminded him that Mr. Dean
might die and he would then fall into other hands
ont Dixon replied he would rather risk it than to
go to New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

A NOVEL HIDING PLACE The Gloucester
Massachusetts, Telegraph, is responsible for the
Glowing:
Zone day last week one of our officers had charge
of fellow whom he was taking to the Ipswich
County House. On arriving at the depot, howe.
yer, be made his escape. In vain the officer look
ed for bis prisoner, but he was non est inuentus-
The officer gave up the search in despair aud de-
parted, whereupon the fellow disclosed himself to
some bystanders by crawling from under the Ca
pacious skirts of lady who had been standing at
the corner of the depot. The hoops saved him"
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Fna RENT-Ths Ihree .1orV Te :,

1Ese FUK kkNT-The Three story Tene-
E ment, now occupied bS Mr.. Belvn, on Main
-SeA street, between Second and Third. 1t con-
tains ten or eleven rooms with gas fixtures through
out The kitchen has four rooms. Being in a plea.
SAINT and convenient part Of the city 1t will be found
desirable residence Possession given the first OF
June. Enquire at WonhamAs Bookstore, on Main
street. my 22-ts
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OR e |. ENT SUPPL Y.

1000 tons REp sJ.g,Hs AsH' Egg sis'' ANfHRAcIrE
so9 do FOUNDRY LUMP
sod be- weight Fsirbsnk's Platform Scales used
o,dsr, msy be sent to my OFF CO. Or when more con-
genisnt II left with Mr.. n. w. Ford corner ah
strset and Basin will receive prompt attention.
sAML p. HAWES.
ia II dim 18th street, South side Of Dock
GLOVER HILL COAL. $3.50 A LOAD
~ IN JUNE AND JULY Am prepared 70 re-
ceive orders for the best Crate Clover Hin Coal to
be delivered AZ 70 cent per bashs In June and July.
and at Is cents after that tune.
CHA8. J. MACMURD0, JR.
10 l3-lm Once near Pstsrsbu'g Depot.
RATTANs HkPOHTe, VOL. l3 just
N published, the 18th volume Of 0rattan's he-
porte OF the decisions of the Court OF Appssls Of
Virginia from Ostober Let, lass to April !, 1857 For
ssle BY the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24
The DAILY DISPATCH
Wednesday Morning, June 2a, IL,


STEAM FIRE Engines The Cincinnati Times
OF Monday gives US the following graphic account
OF the remarkable rapid sxtinguishment of q fire
by the steam fire engines:
Yesterday afternoon were sitting in our fl .e.
whsn the central hre bsll tapped an alarm We
locked at our watch and noted the tm. The fre
was ABOUT two squares southeast of the Office vet tha
hfst insimation we had Of it came from the watch
tower, four squares northwest of We ran to the
hre, watch In hand two story frame bsldng on
Reynolds street was FIRE The upper part of it
vas enveloped In flsmss, which rolled up against
the rear OF OF large business houses on
Second street. Our opinion land long service as a
member and officer ofa volunteer company attaches
vnloe to our Judgment was that the row Of Business
houses could not possibly escsps serious damage -
We knew that the nearest steam CINE (Washinrto
NO ID was located some three squares from the fire.
and we did not conceive Ii possible for the machine
to get ia operation until the block had been fired
The hremcn however, were ahead of cur calaula-
tons In eight minutes from the time the frat tap
OF the alarm was given No was playing on the fire
This stream was quickly followed by others and
IN q few minutes more, or twelve minutes from the
sounding OF the alarm, the fire was conquered In
less tnan hve minutes later several of the companies
had received orders to cease operating and not a
hame was to be seen about the premises. The fire
hsd hardly reached the lower story of the building
IN wnch II originated and the of business
aoJol7ng received no damage whatever, except a
slight scorching OF the window frames and sashes
There was fire rather formidable in its Appearance
tnofoushiy eK'lngushed In fifteen minutes frsm the
time the alarm was given The power of the steam
hre engine was handsomely demonstrated. When
the NO /, the engine first in operation, commenced
playing, the hswes were rolling upward in huge
sheets and the fire roaring and crsckiog fearfuly-
One dash o! the powerful stream saved the row of
6uslntsi blocks the woodwork Of which seemed rea-
dy to burst into flame Another dash of the monster
st checked the rsvases of the fire king In the burn
ing building another caused him to haul down his
colors, and another laid him PROSTATE q conquered
foe at the feet OF his snortng enemy. We came to
the that will not be msny years before
confsgrotlons insurance comp snies will be known
only as things ef the past"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Sgn LADD's LUMBER HOUSE,. South
so s1da az basin, FOR REET.-This lumber
-azs'A house the property Of the jas r. L Ks CO.
q nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for tenant by
the lst Of April The house is large and common
ous; we'll suited for storage house or tobacco fac
scry. For terms, apply to the under.igned
A MICHAELS,
NH 2s-ts AGENT for r. w. Connection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Gxs NUTICk.-I have for sale lease or
Ezs rent Houses Lots, &c, from Ist to SD street
-AS& and In the county of Henrieo, some OF which
Lots cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by
any within the corporation limitsi and when you
come county Lots for soap and candle factories
Nature could net have done more her part for the
convenience Gilman for to erect such establish nts
upon sill or any Of the above. sbsii be pleased to
have the views OF operators upon the subject now
AnnIv to 81. w. TYLER,
ycv 5rSm Agent for the Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

xxszs FOR kENr-The Dwelling House
w@ On Mayo street recently occupied by Mrs. Is
M&A bell. adjoining Mr Alex Motifs residence-
Possession given immediately. Apply to
je A. is JAMES THOMAS, in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

Assss FOR hkNT..-That large and Goa
EsA venient Esors Room. with cellar attached,
1Ea next TO the office of II. T Psir9 Co, corner
Book Concern. II il cheap and frsi rate business
stsod. Possession given at once. Apply the pre-.
mises 29-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

THE SONORA EXPEDITION "A letter to the
New Orleans Picayune from California, speaking
of the execution of Capt Crabb, of the unfortu-
nate Sonora expedition says:
''Mrs Crabb is in dreadful affliction-two bro
thers, two brothers in law and husband all mur-
dered. 1 her yesterday she looked like a
corpse One brother in.laW is left, Mr. Taliaferro,
Virginian, elegant gentleman, who would
have been with Crabb had it not been for his wife's
i'll health. He tells me the family are almost en-
tireIy dependent upon his exertions. 1t consists
Of eight daughters, three of them widows, young
son at school, old father and q paralyzed mo-
ther, but highly intelligent. She s, indeed, one OF
the nobest women ever knew, with a piety and
resignation it is wonderful to behold"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

.zas FOR RENT--A Dwelling House or
s 8th street, near III. Tyler's residence contain n.
A-A ing room enough for moderate size family
Appyto T. D EACH0
je e-<- 81 Pearl STRAIT
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will fur
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and su@
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10 sell
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

o. FOX KENT Brick ~ 0use on pine
n. street, containing rooms; ktchsu with :wc
rooms. Apply to E. d EACHO
ia "a St Pearl strsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-24

l,ow IN
p,whieh
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-05
SECRETARY OF WAR.

nos. John BUCHANAS FLyYD, OF VIRGINIA.
The Secretary o. War hes long been prominent poll
tcan In the western part Of Virginia and i,s State
rights democrat OF tho sch'ol OF s,rc, construction Ii,
has Oiled the oce Of Goyesuar Of tho siate aad during
the last election democrsH, Presidential Eiecior,
and recoun fed By he 81 D,Ilese OF which
he wa . msmber, 70 Mr. Bochsnsp, for psce In the
Cabinet Mr.. Buchanan himself vas In 1914, rec On
ncuded In . similar way BY tbs Electoral College Of
fern ivaDia for the once Of Secretary Of sss under
Prcsidcst Polk, and Governor Floyd probably owes ns
appointment In degree 10 this preocdeu, Goversor
Floyd connected with the ,. v's-fscetiousy knou
~ the nrs, faminsa Of Virginia HIS family relations
thus exssnd large surface OF the country aud
great catalogue of distinguished pams. incladins Dol
Benton and q. Fremont. Governor Floyd's publ,
has been excus vey conde~d 10 tho STATE and
hs appointment n the Cabinet 10 on Introduction TO
be Cabinet councils Although owing to the isct OF
being 0overpof OF Virginia, NJ Floyd could taks
m the discussions The promise MEASURES OF
leo, yet he Known 20 be q ayuen, opponent OF
them, whist he did nos con IN the Of the poll
uciaps IN south Carolina VOC a1voa ~ secssaoa ~
necessary consequence Of taem Duroe every Pre.l
oeupkl campaign sipos 1890 NJ Floyd nas seo "a &C.
tive supporter of the denoorauc dstes add Ia tbs
district kno On In virginia parisnos 'Liue fensesree
be succeeded WITH the ard OF sos coll agues, 10 raa
s,oos 900 Personally aovernor sIoyd excesdtaxly
popular In his SAFE, aod 10 kpo~p ~hs ia the ses,
American sense. ts termed clever man a.wa aaent
spesker the stump possesses tonsideYa5s tant
vcrsstny, and " 5m hs eSperfeo In various public
ofbocs u no doubt be found fully opmpetsut The On
ana 70 pears Ct age, and the unoim nlshed enjoy
ment OF physical health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-05
WASHINGTON-I7sQ.

The Inauguration Of George Washington, 90 the first
President Of the rned States, took place in Nev YORK.
In c CITY Hail. then call I'd Federal Ham, situated whore
Inc Cusom House now stan f. Thursday the 3oh Of
April 1852 The votes we're counted By Csnsrcss the
Of April, and the Oh dal made 10
Warrington, 81 Mount Vernon, the 18th OF April BY
Charles thompson the special messenger despatched for
the purpose The President arrived In New York the
2so Of april and vas received nth aoc IAN atoms ana
military honors. One week aterssrds, the a'rsage
ior the purposs beng sescd the Inaogurauoa
soos place To crafty the puod curiosity, open Gsi
ery adjoining toe senate chamber had been selvced o.
Crtss A. toe ps5 IN which the cere nony should take
place The oath admin stored by IN Ancsi ~ 1ivtg
alter which the Prtscept returned 10 the Sc ate
chamber and delivered bis Inaugural address,. vhion
s At Tho same time hn opening speech 70 ootn houses
Of Congress-