The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1852, Page 1

hea ae & SA. ~ THE NEW YORK §& aoe f WHOLE No. 7176. D 0 U BL E s H E E T ; NEW 8 BY = EL EGRAPH. | Caskews € Bu from Now Orleans—Qocanide from Bordeaux, speneicn of titirty doijarsa month for life to the widow From aaligee. 2 om Liverpool—l2th Gi ; ie , of thi ‘ | TREMENDOUS" CONFLAGRATION—OUTRAGES BY THE RioJanciro” aioe Hout, Wootward oF the revenue service, who was Hausen Jun © 25, 15 am Orleans. drowned on the ast of California, ‘The bill was take Thewe is nothing new here Feat dizap- TROOrS. ind, NYork. Passed by ‘daft mn is nothing new here There ia y TRAL div : dah, ‘y upand debated, and afterwards laid on the table intmwnt felt touchii r Rallroed ¢ « The sALES BY acoli08s { TUREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. | The greater part of Bosnlaseral Serra, the capltal of 9th, Huldah, Aambu: Pointment fe ouching our Rallroed cs a FE ‘ Bick h—9th: Bodley from Charleston for Bremen. SERRITORIAL BILLS, telegraph line is in statu quo as yet "he Nin AC EtIOS NOTICE —FIt1) CKaATES CROCKERY nner | Bosnia, was destroyed by fire, on ‘ha 3d of Mov, During At St Marys (Scilly) Sth Vivid from NYork for Ham- A large number of ¢erritorial bills were received from at halt. past 2P. M., wind weet, The wenther is cool, and 100 praragcesd, Carks oF esaw re. Ry W. W, | ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NIAGARA | the conflagration the troops committed the most abomins- fae, ba of charged 1265 bags coffee, and had taken out | the House, and were taken up and appropriately referred, = Shirley, Thursaa: lock, at the sales | bk PENKY @LAY'S PoRTRAIT. ste wes ae ia etiate | ble acts of rapine and pillage. . vs Accédeont to Bishop Whitchouse. - tice and us reserren She AT HALIFAX. \ Africn. Suno7, F Cornioe, f 1: Sh, Saronies fom | 4, Be joint eslution foun the House, accepting the por. oP aumany, dine y,, 86%. f retailers aod grvo | Liverpool; ‘9th, HM rford: Vaucluse, and | trait of Henry (lay. preserated to the nation by Mr. Fag ‘The Chicago Tribune says that Bishop Whitehou. * had Sn cra nes eer | AAA | Sierra Leone liters ofthe 1ith of May, stats hint come | ABsbVia on wasre!Tikh,Atmerican Bagley S00" ©" | nul of New York. aul direeting i to be placed Inthe | aul tienen tno alaeee bee en nese oe SOUICE—DINING © . x Tea me 5 o of Falmouth, i ‘om Beaton for o- | Congressional Library, was taken up aud pi are, at 84 Liberty str et pork! cee Kc To avciock | Proceedings in the British Parliament, | merce betwen Gambia and that settlement was rapidly a siigrowier ki 1 prety Ana ri eens stage between Aarora an Uttawa, on Saturday last. gn theredas. June 2, ohne t m Tabie and B: RAGRAATannAnaaaay f Sra 5 algincii'y (alta aaaunein SiGtNd ie aT The bill to eatablish the branch mint in California, was Markets, i Loo ac, ait ing to the dificulty. (already alluded to), with the returned from the House, with several amendments. iTombiers, Winior Pate Bar | Feargus O'Connor Arrested for Assaniting | Sib r ngoveromeat, the British Covent had lott Siberk AFFAIRS ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT. | *°rie‘tut being taken up. Mr, Gwin, (dem.) of Cil., : New Onurana, Tune 21,1858, 1 ny ” 8° Ww. a. CARTER, Auctioncer. | Two Members, The Bogtiah packet bad 4.000 plocapplos'on frolyht, as SARA RANNADAAAAAA urged that the umendments be coneurred im, “sp Fiaiad ite etteciog, oer Ape Ma bales, thee: —— ——_—— —— 5 #n experiment iu he importation of thet fruit, frou ‘The amendments were then con vd in, and the olive on aro ing steamer. leo PCLION NOTICE —“LiQUKs, SEGATS, &o—TKI- Ph eh ea Africa, MOVEMENTS OF THE WHIGS. lanow powed, pees 0 Dis: mba nce FONT, iia eae jay, Juno 25, at 1034 0'elo ; | a “ie de en ae RR VN . 5 OF CO r" D PROM FRAC 6 \T. ‘ ew Onreans, June 22. ‘Greenwich, Grocerive, Ip | MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS TESTIFYING TO Feeling Throuzhout th ri ne Relative ¢ Ce ee eee The ales of cotton om Tiesday were nearly 1000 bale cuit ad HIS INSANITY. | 0 roughout the Country Relative to | Mr.ttars, (tree soit) of N. 11. offered w resolution dis | At Unchanged prices. Klee, $4 25 a $4 371% Bacom Also, ue Tu ovolock. waray Woraes | peie | _ Atelegraphic dispatch from Marseilles, anticipates the b Ye Nama? y reethug wn inquiry futo the expedieney of prohibiting, by | *des, #1 to 10e, Whiskey. 170 «ie Wo a GARTER erence | Pere eeunerueeers | Indian ‘mall with ‘dates from Caloutte to tbe 84 and General Seott’s Nomination, law. clerks of courts from practiing as attorneys Cuantsstoy, June 21, 1862, eet wae | Gouis Wapoleon’s WW: j ealea mea. with Uatee | , Anopint, Tho cotton market ix unchanged inevery respect. Sales UCTION NoTICE.—Tuos, BELL, AvoTIONFER— | 0Uis IWapoleon’s ar pow the | Mmbsy tovtelibotiyy w wtebkdene yews A CATHOLIC SISTERS OF YINtTATION. haye been made of 1,100 bales. By W.L. Van Zandt. Frida’ Buction rooms, 13 Spruce strert, }i amily Dry Goo superior Cloth Table Linen, Watches, H A . Londoa Guns, Merchant Tai- &o. Saturday, exteasive sale of choice Furni- | ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN THE GERMAN STATE ie Space. se oe Mewspapers. | dan by surprise, but wore diner back with imacaso | PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS, | *4 billto incorporate the Catholic Sisters of Visitation CHanresron, June 22, 185%. able fr Picsiec cele de he , : of Washington, was taken up, It was amended. by limit= re cotton market, is firm, with the sale of 1,000 } One of our Liverpool correspondents writes that no- aan oo aint . ¥ ing the amount of pre owned by them at $15,000, ¢ © ae 23 thing is known relative to the future movements of the | Passage of the California Mint ill, | sma was then oxdered to be engrossed. Mls ectiow savket te ioe yr ocieis bam 3 ue of @ mortgage. na ean Heit free in Burnah, nor of the «ueiny’s operations OE A SEE On motion of Mr. Arcuisow, (dem. of Mo,the Senate | at73 a 10% NRY L S. AVOTION fe NI around Rongoon, Provisions were and bad. Jt is i Foe Rane | td sit) ia, q 4 Fiatchoor Catiery Ke? a nuctloneetaie depoacaé | CATHOLIC TROUBLES IN SWITZERLAND, | reported tata revolution has heokem cnt fava, bus ie | Land Distribution Bill Engrossed. procreded to the consideration of executive DUNNE AML | ae a gant tn wong @fine yy a amet 3852 - A ts 60 jon. ‘The Bo F oe ke at threo o'clock adjourned, el ing the week, 64.500 bbls. foar; 130, ‘clock, Heury T. Leeds will sel asa ‘00My : : wants confirmation. The Rombay markets wore wn pees ees | yuahels som; 47400 beshels wheat. ‘Flour wacteased SS Chambers street, near Broxown reo and valuable nes Sanennerrniy | changed, end the jinports fru Ramgeagee er oaks ae | Wheat—Sales of 7.500 bushels Geneace, at 1120; 2500 out lever, full jeweled Watches Silver Plated Wars, STATE OF THE MARKETS, =F xchangeat Caicutta, on London, 18, 1) sa. 4. | INTRRESTING FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS. House of Representatives, ==> io. at 110e.; 2.500 do. Cleveland, to arrive, at Sée. | Ontm ey articles, &c,, ill of which wil! bosold without reserves nna nrennnnnnaernnd ‘ —— | Rise easily abt 4 Wasiiscroy, June 23, 1852, | de. Corn, 6S a Ge. for Western mixed, and 6le. for yel- Ly catalogue.’ Sale without regard to tho weather, slight 1 nt kn Cott aRreTute | Commerciat Affoirs, | aie entre & ihe THE LAND DISTRINOTION BILL. low round. ENRY 7. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —SUMMER CLOTH. ight Improveme on eee ete). TUE LONDON MONEY MARKET. DISASTERS ON THE LAKES, ‘The House resumed the cousideration of Mr, Bennett's | Moteorologieal Observations. Trams ocmOrTON, 88 106, o'elock,, 8 ralesroom, 8 &o., &o., &e. cngener funds were firm, avd fur account, Guano &o., &e., &o. Land bill, granting land to all the States for railread | BY MORSK'S LINE, a. dw TAR ges ag above, a zoneral assortment « hothings auch ae 16th) had touched 10144. Closing pri . acations ‘ eDNPsDay, Juno ga shove, 8 gonoral astortment of summer Cl ene ors ) A , 34. Closing priceon Friday, 10074 ~ aud educational purposes: Burraco, 10/A, M,--Olear, pleasant GUD Ther- Danke, Neve Hasarax, N. 8, Juno 25, 1852, | {OF money, 101 for wecount, Coin and bullion fa the | From Washington City. The question was taken on Mr, Bevyerr's amendment | mometer 63. Burometer 030 Wind west ond x 7 * ne The royal mail steamship Ningara, Captain Stone, which | Bank ef England, £21,100,090. There is no itnportant | sere. conResYONDENEN OF THE NEW YORK HrKALD di the land granted to eleven | agreeable. H. LEEDS, sUCTIONEER.—FIRST CLAS3 7 DAA P g sats >, ie ome . § ape cieg get ts ill oo suiled from Liverpool at half past three o'clock, P. M., on Haid an bing lanes i Magn the Continental | gEORETARY WEBSTER AND GEN SCOTT WILL NO of the st ata hat be plied, and it igo bp 8 ning. Wind west, Darometer a ye py 5 } p , urse, The nm ustrian loan is in demand at 1} RESIGN YET—WHIG MOVEMENTS—CENTRAL AMERI- | WAS uy ” dint ah i 5 5 arron strect, the full seartinent of elegant Legion jal Nees peer co greek edna lege 9 aa clan governt to Hapygd. bes Soiee Mr. it o ved that the bill be laid onthe | Rocursren, 10 A, M.—Beautiful morning. Quite coet Hummture contained ther in (thn property cf a ne noon (o-day, having been detained off the harbor all last | Ponuon only £5,154 ti rlaes of thee en an ceuuldted {0 | GAN APBATHS—MINNKSOTA “INDIAN TREATIES | aque: MCHAnemoN Moved that the Dill be Tald on tho | amu penn Wid hake disetnoneie thi Prinelpalizmade by Bonsot, ei tag of! Braise night by a thick fog. | rest, pronulsing. however, to forward the balance hy iustal- | SBRATE WITH spurl bigtt sox, June 23, 1878, | witbe,mgtlon was nogatived, by yeas Si,nays 00, and the | as PMT aw bern a fine day, Cool, pleasant evom- ‘arge Pier Gis: ewood Parle ; ent ‘ ments by ‘ 4 28, 1859. pill was then orde engro‘sed for a third reading, 4 at. ermometer 76, marion plush ser rose arco! “Lamps,” Pianotorte afer ied RAH es me ahd ro a) HALAS Oe aaa ay eotee = Datantie ease ete ede ane | ae, Webster, at the solleitation of his frionds, has con- | By a vote of $3 to Avan, 10.4 M—A plemont, elenr morning. Light Fite vent aa Leet eteees Cartan, Contre mn the inst.. the Niagara saw the Collins’ steamer | had ecntinued for Auicrican securities, and the business | sented to remain in oftice till the expiration of Presiden ‘The morni ng expired, Mr. Bexxerr moved | breeze from the northwest. ‘Thermew. ier 72 Chineve Vases, Tigures, Palovinge: ab. Bed eee tbEaes | Arctic in lat, 60 23, lon. 3647, steering east. done hal been decidedly important, The foliowing are | © RENN RR t | the bill be recommitted with a view that it might be kept | § P, M—Pleacant, clear evening, Sky cloudless Wind ture, Wardrobes, Breslg Bureaus, Sotns, Chairs, aes in | ‘Tho Atlantic reached Liverpool about noon, on Wed- the latest quatarions — Fillmore's term, Io, however, will shortly leave fot | as thetet bu iness to marrow morning, tion that, | WOM, Thermometer 60 air oloth, Washstands with marble tops and oth ad J United States Six per Cent Bonds (1862).. 1021; Marshfield. t dl i bee: r, Jones, (dem.) of Tenn , raised the question Ate 3 —Cool e morning. Strong nortla- Furniture, Boas, Mattresses, Go. tovecher with Kitchen | Besday, the 9th of June. Ditto ix per Cent Bonds (leony v Tork : 1a Eiwunioaine se summer months, ae has been | . the morning hour bed expired, this could not be done} | Ld le dep CAR Seti a tee at Ware, Ching, Glas, &o. Also, one sup th inlaid Billiard | ‘The steam propeller Sarah Sands sailed from Liverpool | Bitte Six per Cent Stock (1867-1808) 196 ve Whe | nme and he claimed his own right (o the flor to make a mos) WSUS (Teint evening. Wind wost, ‘Thete Fable, made by Bassiord. bue lictle used, with two sete of Sow ¥. F | New York State Five per Cents (1858-1800.. 95 8" | General Scott will not resign unless elected Prositent | tion 8 a Fr. plearant evening. 5 Balls, Cues, richly inlaid rosewood Gamekeepors, ant other | for New York, on Thursday, the 10th inst. AMataatiresitn wien pee Oscn bloan a4 Sheet a 06 gob ln that evenk Wiinliaw tO a 50 Gea aastne! The Sevaxen overruled the point, and said the bil | mometer 69. 1 has been a delightful day. eee erate ein can te examined one day befere | A prevalence of easterly winds had delayed the arrival | Messicl Ag seem caireiae! ssp de Cee Maral Seerataes Gromaa) | mustnow be read a third time, as the House had ordered. |) Unica, 10 A. 3 cool morning. Wind wast. 107 88 & 10734 | by resigning to take effect in March, Secretary Graham 2 ako! is arbitrs ranni- | Thermometer 7 89 | itt Jowns sald the decision was arbitrary and tyrannl- j Thermometer 7a. ine windaouth, ‘There Will also continue in office. ee Af.—- Oleas, beautifal evoning i ‘ tii ni; 6 pi ‘Nhe Srraxen pronounced the gentleman out of order, —mometer7 ne 3 ¥ . SU | ean tn rereseneney recess) bo, TOR iy bad Weer ROU O) DY tier er ace nar eo tee tees Cua Wita Tee | “Aumawy, 10 A, Mo—Very pleasant anorning, Wind | foutbwest, Thermometer 75. Barometer 00, Mor. of shipping at Liverpool. | Pennsyiva ve per Cent Stoo J. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILLSELL THIS DAY | No news of the Brasilian mail to the hour of the Niaga- Ohio Six per Conte (1870-1875)......100/s a 105 ex. div. furniture, from families; removed for salo—a zo 1 4 Sa thee re bi ON AiO HULLCroUs transac Shanks Also; RW formleace from taamutaciotion, @ Inteea: | PONTING Liverpool, railroads. hut mach coution was exhibited sortment; also, thirty feather beds, mattresses, bedstoads, Affairs in England, of inve-tuweuts, New York and stubited in the choise | Fillmore, Webster, and Scott. Tho whigs are all roxy ey a netied from Une decision of the ebaie; but tete-n-totes, &e., fee. N.B.—Out door sales of groceries, fire |p rocpaniwas A Engle j | gage of UStY, ave quuted 208 & Lore tite cy Oe | and anxious to unite upon the platform of the party and | (ho Tioure sustained the latter by a lnrge majority. pig aiture, ior, her attended to in every partof the city’ PROCEEDINGS TX PARLIAMENT—FEARGUS O°CONNOR | ae Piette be a i a ee Syne peyneprnth ‘Vhe bill was read a third time and then passed over. 8°", M.--A fine, clear evening, Wind northwest. ‘Ther- = —ASSAULT UPON TWO OF HIS COMP! , ij 4 a at : fs ° ies on uber 3 « Nike ag See agTan, “Mare OUN FISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER. — ASSIGNEES’ ats bctaled dete At Negotiations are now pending betweanthisgoranmsat | SPENET 22 ee coat | manmmeter 78. Baronets 7. Mecuns 7 CO(.000 loan of the Iilinois Centra’ It been introduced in t e market, ant th Bale ofa Stock of Wines Fiquiry Godan, Se ‘The business before Paiiament was comparatively un- | $5 road glifia No. 124 Water street —JOHN FISOBLATYS wil sell important. wefore the Hou ® message from the aMd England with regard to Contral America, which will The Srraxen I Huccwell Addneib of Wcemui tated srealest pal it | mm 29th June, at 10% 0" lock, in the above st: , slaved: : Sane tink: ise to settle definitely all tho | President of the United Si enclosing # note from the the entire ‘stock of electat Wines, Lagu, Segats ‘Kcr, | On Wednesday the proceedings of the House were again | **S believed, had Apical ARE repeal 2e Sart eiait waa ph tject. Spanish y Dxtraordinary andl Minister Mouipoten- mans of New York. comprising in part. nd other Brandies, Port, Sherry, stadiby i ey Gs St ny TRLEGRAPH. is Lin ” + | tuay. asking indemnity for the Spanish subjeots, whose Sait renee veil aa ntaiday Avice comsricing is Pa yj | jnterrupted by the disorderly conduct of Feargus 0°Con- o'clock. P.M.—Consols turageount | "The Senate, in exeeutive session to-day, rejected om, | proper'y was destroyed in the popwiar tumult at Now |, Worsulh delivered his farewell address yesterday o Hock and Champsgoe Wines, Scotch an } uperior imported segars, Cordials, &., to- | nor, the member from Nottingham, who caused a great fixtures and good will of the ostablighment. Trish Whiske ex-dividend, Litto money 100), uw Thrve per ce.ate ; ing. in the Tabernacle, ‘The building wax crowded to ox. 1 Shep, : £ the Indi vation, conveying land up to the fort: Orle i August last. growing out of the Cuban affairs, | Catalogues will Le roady the day provious, and may te ov. | *Dtion by his absurd behavior, and by striking two of | tcigt Btooks—Mexie Oe ee ee eee ee io te Orly. | phe President recommended favorable action, ‘The Mes. | cess by a large body of Germans a small proportion bolig tained at the store, er of the Auctioneer, No, 9 Pearl | the members, He was committed to the custody of the Ly Se ubhe sd ® vi Dre. | sage war xeferred to the Gommiiter cu Foreign Aflairs. | tadies, ‘The prico of the tickets was fixed at a dollar, amd POOL COTTON MARKET. atreet. “Terms, cash: 2 Bexyiait-AbcATiSe to Haat Ih donnece ca EM ic eadce |, The xaackol coellinied esktve, Wits exenadrine. paphabletrgucun crac ae sarees tt, Present, | sur vnvictesey arrmeeniATiON mut-—AMOLITION SPEECIIVG, | Hh ryeetiy ofthe night, mut have been & pretty Found 2higen 2 | ! OHN FISHBLATT, AUCTIONZER.—WRITING PA | the session. Two physicians have since testified that he | tions at rm prices, : : ae sear per, Platform. § Wazons, &c. John Fishblatt | is insane, and he wilt be removed to an assylum, [Soe Se Bema Beet es was, Mision SACLE OBS | cass rata seua gsliielbel /aiiendingnt boing the strik- | rb Houke went into Gc m the Deficiency | sum. ‘ Will cell this day, at 12 o'clock, at 00 Fear! strest. O0reams | On Thursday petitions were presented from Jamaica, | **es of the week amounted 10 69.010 OE which | <eont of the clause which reserved itis: willeatced cack bill as returned from : wate wink auneudments, | | The ex-Governor was attired in a brown frock oote Vriting Paper, 1 Platform scaly, 6 Ruggy and Rockawa 7 bik ae na took 28.7 ae i 1 ch re: m1 onc! Mr. ‘Townsevn (dem.), of Ohio, sald, inthe course of | _ : : v4 Wagons, G00) Imported Segars, Champacae and Sherry | ADtgta, St. Kitts, British Guiana; and the Mauritius, | #Pecwlators took 29,740 bales, and exportem#2.000. The | Ve stinnesota siver to the Tadiane iis spoceh, that he had co-operated with, and labored for, | Wore a turn down collar, and white kid gloves; and hie Alto 4 barrels ShollsPxfnts, Beaniy, Pore Wine, | complaining of the distressed condition of those colonies, | quantity of American sold was 58 00 bokigdethe imports : the Vemeceratic party, when he cord employ it as an | countenance and method of delivery were more than oe- agent to attain g und ouly then, The demo- | ginarily placid, As might be expected, he was received cratic pty did uot own him. [ts Coupromise measures. | a : were concerted by Clay, sustained by Webster, and pat | 70st enthusiusticully by the aud Bebind him were Acommercial treaty with Southern Borneo, of some importance, negotiated by Mr. Baclstier, late spe agent to the Kast Indies, was also contirmed by the wore Amo- Win rrel : . . * 0 demijohna Jamaica Ram, | double Counting room Dosk. | tud assigning the Sugar act of 1840 as the cause of their — tor the Week Warr 86164 bales, of whi &e., to be sold, without reserve, for cash, ant ha 4 ne ‘ | Tican with # lnrge import due. gs cganeen ey eee ge TO nthe House of Commons, the Chancellor of the Ex- | at Liverpocl. on the Lith June w. ere eee torn chequer snuounced that the extra grant of £200,000 for | bales, of which 40210 bales were A made oxpres-ly to order. Also, all the | the Supplies. Greiman language, It was almost a mass of theory an@ ‘& CO, will sell, on Frit : nite to day (brovgb by Fillaore snd his avministration. He pro- | hung the United States and sungarian colors, treet, at 12 o'clock, a the expenses of the Kaffir war will not be wanted, bight the market closed firm, at the irig! . 5 taated t the st of whig timber to mako tho | ‘The address wa Jenathe: was delivered te pied bye ufacture, suitable fora private family On Friday, the House again went into Commitiee on | preceding week. r fer pes pla I ag 8 saps , aatiora pies adh) Me teadtitions a” | ‘The eddres# was very lengthy, and delivered in te c ging to it, f which are hand- | PROM HOLLUNGIHEAD, FETLEN Sgode/Cincuran. was Likewise confined to da, convention in relarion tothe Compromise caren ae to sh coe ee aoe eer ean: | HE THREAT OF LOUIS NAPOLEON 70 EXPEL THE | ata fave cadeae eetketae ie Pe eraca tn a y of impndonce, nothing a fraud. and | poetical words, and contained but little that was either rade by Ponset. Sale of ton fornitnre commences at 10 CORRESPONDENTS OF ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. * ; THE SYRECH OF BKETUING ON THT ded to hurl. uiion he spiritedly | novel, interesting, or substantial. We present our rea@- lock. Can b ined notil day of -al ‘he threat made by the French Mixister of Police to | Cottom this week, aad che cales, ¥ much to the i 2 4 * | opposed the Fu ers with an abstract or the whole pith of it, Vee ’ | tinea ie sic rep omdites pices trom extent se in the previous one, fad divided also in | PM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON | (Pel the correspondents of the Li Pend | eee d z Wee AC OM OR aE e. Wine. Sank Or | has waked up the entire editorial foree, and all the Lon- | mach the samemannir, tviow nearly in equal proportions fa gentleman leaving the city con-isting of Parlor, | don papers have leading articles upon it. | , 4s eehiny i f,and Kitchen Furnitore, Pianofortes, &e. Pare | The Fuglish ambassador at Paris hue applied to the | 1 the trade. tu speculators. No. Owing to the tight im. Gai | aeoaeh paar ee the aia | portations of American cotton for theee Weeks past, th Mr. Ginnence, (free soil) of Ohio, succeeded—Saying Tle said he congratulated hunsell upon the opportunity: that both the whig and democ s were usited | of addre nan friends, He had met many ® inciples Peretofore iv contioversy, The contest | warm tric rica, and he did not expect all his of as, therefore only fpr the spoils He then examined | forts in the c ot bis country in Amenca would die the expecially those portions | awoy, like the melody of a song. He did not hope the nil Ohio whigs a Sl sas i saa cies | Market has been rather scantily eupplied. On th and wished to know how {mankind would be eternal, Nutions woutd wot ACTIN. @ MINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERTOOL AND | therefore, it has been firmer then it usually is, when neval Lat m Mr Gartland, of pped. He contended thatit’ | ye happy because of their shortsiteda There were “ AUSTRALIA | the trade oniy buy moacratels. a4 a spoculauve acim amd Genecal Bast: wilt sv hough it had been resolved | many un'the side of the friends, ag well us on tha ENNENT'S SCOTCH aL& LANDING,—24 CASKS | Messrs, Viana, Jones & Chappell, of Liverpool, an- | being confine quarta aud pints Pounent + Sootch Ale. cfsmverior qua- | nownce n line of steamers, to commence running on the | same in Lity, arranted prime. Lavdins prt steaer w, for | first of August, between Liverpool and Australia, ‘Three y CAZET & ASTOIN, 64 Water street, sole agente, of the intended steamers are now employed in the Me- | tes comparatively, has not the sm demand to an equal payer be elected General Lane + two hundred wand ify at times, but | Cellars to seenre the Let at Cercers Lomerrow penny per |, The Whigs are firiug one hundred g | | | thts howd 2 | der his feet { attend! Subb tale eveay tyrant from Nev | the F | { | | resolutions un- | enemy, whose baud weightd « haa better have been | tate of nations. Me said he attempung to imi- | —a eu!) which the ery of his people w ha passed | thonder—but he must carculate Man a cui for aras Hid mike roar tike Hight think httle ixicouth LARET, $125 PER DOZEN QUARTS.—70 DOZEN | diterranean. nthe avers this | Honmecting. ive Slave law under the its friends dare not | or his own face, but whenever the fate of # nation / St. dulien Claret, in fine ordor, ut $175 per dozen, iu- | ALUABLE PRINTS BU? most 9 iy. Which wre etore the people with # und hence they ef | Gependea upen bis action. be by t caleu Whig Ratification Meeting In Washington. Wastinetow, dune 2b, 1592 ane aad Mobiles at a good deal dein; ment of Messrs, Clowea, cluding bottles, for which 4s. per doz wil bo allowed when | ‘The extensive printing establi- | returned. Tints of the sume, equally cheap, for sale im | in London, was damaged by fire. on ‘Thursday, to the ex: | quantities to suit purchasers. by t of $50.000, The whole of the editions of the * Illus. | | ve discussion. He i the But of the free demo. | i that they hold the | @ what stinging Eure lic? He hau been | Would expect foumm about =x moaihs sad ; ‘ | te wiveh must ‘The whigs aeremblod in large numbers in front of nee of power, whic Q for the benesit of and then knew woat be uight P.LETUBRIDGR, 8 and 88 Folton atrest. trated Catalogue of the Great Exhibition.” and of | eighth of Digtier, Egy pane wre patel te aeeeek Laden es Sones | Semeamn feeedious | count upon and what he might hope tor. (Cheers). ‘tHe UINESS’S DUBLI BROWN STOUT, BAR- | “ Knight's Ilustrated Shakspeure,”’ were destroyed. | qualities wer hat dearer Wr ty Hall. this evening, for the purpore of ratifying the The committee rose. and the House adjourned, had soon that inany things Were dependent upon Jone clay, Perkins & don Porter, 100 casks, pints, | . oii | quest und ¢ th cha peany dearer, nomivations of Scott and Graham, The meeting wa | aud tLe movement of parties, He know tost even hore Pe Nh gh lc os el ccaah mabagl cia ANT Items from Ireland. j Night. | ‘The Gny CH riday called to order by Colonel Seaton, who nominated ule | More Murders on the Rio Grande. | there were a great many Who would Like to sce the buitd- For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, by toe im porter. ; i“ PETES | of whieh 20+ « oula tion. and 2.000 for nd ' | img of Liberty overthrown, America should not b C’P.LETHBRIDOE, 56 ands Balton street, | The National Exhibition of Irish industry was opened Sines Wate eka ter Lennox as President, which was cartied unanimously: | New Ontxans, June 21, 1862. | had, and chould not tblak too little of approaching ——_— — — | at Cork, on Thursday, the 10th inst. ginal chvialea dede rhe Vice President: and six proposed | 4 from the Kio Grande, Toxas, says that the | dun; Hic suid, as ara bis experience of America bud. y at x OV R' K | venroor, D.M.—The market close | | ds . ls OX here eee eee eee ee eee Rkctans | ‘The 20th of June is the day fixed for the Installation rpese P.M The market lose vary inted. Amerie: ymans Lad been the toreumost of his Moi isle were app j to the rain which prevailed, (breatening an ine | in consequence of continued my toa storm, the meeting adjourned till to murrow, | @04 Endims, though to the evident dissatisfaction of a great many | Int The stand was tastefully decorated with fl 5, Younger’ d other good in fine order, for sale, ing Barvey's Jetfroy's Roberta rande, in pinta and quarts, just | offvr, Cullen as successor in Dublin to Archbishop Murray, | 7 tition to suit purchasers, |“ ” PRINS by the importer, Government refused to extend an inquiry respecting G.P. LETHBRIDGE, sand 8 Pultoastrese | the establishment of the American mail station at Cork. AST INDIA TONIO PALE ALE. RECOMMENDEDTO | The telegraph between Dublin ana Galway is in such are in astute of the most intense excitement | Kone, the ¢ 1 Cappinuse)—and even if bis efforts ven nething moce than to unite the ( rians to u knowlage of their roli tistied beenuse tits fact would weigh hedvy oft world The hearts ef Geran: fuaaly yesterday, with sales amounting to from 12.000 to 11 00 Lalea, fully one half of which was on speculation avd for export, To-day there was less inquiry, with | | only a smmail attendance ¢f spiumers The busiaess, how- | ever. 0 fur, as estimated at 9 600 to £0,000 biles, allowing: | this cou rmans acd Hua arity. he would be the tate aad Itagarions rm by the Mexiedns | sting fro and | is tine ANTEPEC CONTAC Mexico, | FOUR OP CARAVA> vat ot ja of to en: vrime! 206 lag | 5 act b brought inte close connwet: aud lie hoped Bae OTe Retr Creaes ua Dab Gee Beer | Reem TSRUPRNTST een eeennnee BATS | cmn6s4:000 oF 6 OOU to ry culators and exporters, Prices, | thunsparenctes, two of the latter representing bowis of | JAL’S TROOFS SHOT. that whenever ibey stood together in battle, they woe Trent, England, exprossly Lae ie ih ee ir | ae ifanyUhing, are rather stificr. | smoking hot soup. vith the spoon in it, — A long piece of i New Oninans. June 21, 1852 he united also. Hr referred to the singing festival, and it 0 1 . Fo a — se 8! oss the mi pil 2 e e + ,, ‘ ; r | ve Ke pu, Le ‘g Fs a tele B’ yceaumuse teas vast etd , France. | ~ THE CORN MARKET cauvate alae Reross thew ain pillars bore the in. Te | ‘The brig Tehwantepec has arrived in six deys from | ? we do that a — hae Ls Ls Foch (m= by She importer. LOUIS NAPOLRON’S LIFVIOULTY WITH THR NRWws- | . Thesarket at Liverpool was dull, and pr tion, © Scott. Giabam, and the Compromise? with » fhe : : it had moved the bosom of man. and created bar imP<G. P. LETH BRIDGE, 86 and 88 Foltongatrost. | ; PAPERS ce Awerican wheat could bo bought for 6s hanging at exch end. The mecting was preeeded by the | Yr Cruz, She reports Uiut on the 24th ult, Col, mony mnorg the Germans and Hangerians, and also ee ime ddcacnteadicnanes aie os p ze # z f ,.. | white. Flour —RBwrimore brands sold at 208 fixing of one handred guns in honor cf the nomi “ebuaniepee contract: was, for the second time. before | Impressed upon them the b Gi the present mo Me ee, Pony lag gg ba pape OF The main point of interest this week is the diMicuity | In Indian corn there bad been moderate tran ‘The greatest onthusiacm was manifested by all pr the Mexican Congress. On interpretation, one doubtful, @CB!, hd of the independ pn ana the Liberty chan Aig ort Whines. Brandior Ke Wey a8 20 per cont 125 | votween the Constilutionnel newspaper and the govern. | sis. rr Northern wi 21s, for yellow, | e = . word was rected, Congress then adjourned sine di Lee tree PL TEISIEMNIE: NELR tictace ioaentn aro particularly invited to call. Persons loaving for the | went. ‘Tbe editor has received a second official warning; | te? Was exceedingly Tavorable ty the firmer | Effects of Gen, Scott's Nomination. A letter trom Matumoras states, that four of Caravajal’s | Hutt; in the hour of damger, sweurlay to God, that, the country willeave money by calling at WM. H. UNDER- bird will be easton ofthe paper. Dr, Veron, | SVG"! Tolations showed the rates to be: : PENNSYLVANIA. troops who were recentiy taken prisoners, were shot by | 1 Sra iit his thadk ol HILL 'S,"120 Broome street. | the third will be a suppression rat earers Des Vermmy | sos. ; barley, 28s.; oate, 08,5 rye BOs, dd. Pivrewunc. June 22,1952. | order of President Arista. ‘There were one American, | }*°T *hould wat pase trou lls bs ¥ egies =e ho writ the obnoxious articles. seems inclined to | Lamy i z “ ene Reotekeran a y exioaae § se be iiberate: desired that GM QUES AND ST ESTEPUE CLARET. BOR: 1 ere catatetienta, Ons, Dasit céerespoutlent, writ. TUE PROVISION MARKET The nomination of Scott has given unusual satisfaction | Ove Scotchman end two Mexicans, The cireumst riaps shou'd be united and quar peudenes t $i | show rent cruelty. r Champagne | ing on the Beef had risen the whigs, The greatest euthusinem prevails. Last | | ot ewnx.—1,000 dozen of the above Wines, we Is. Uo Hs per tieree, aad showed no — It is known in political circles ch nation, so that ench might regulate tir own af- $1 50 per dozon, bottles returned. | Supi z eee disposition to recede, Cork was firwly held ut 25 | ‘ i ina A nia Py ‘hat the Presid qually incensed against Veron fo y, 2s per e aaa a fairs without tho interference of others Unto that unio ine. WM. H, UNDERHILL, 430 Broome etrect, cornur of | attributes the publicity given to the matter, he (the | Jad Sour tittle net rkets prices had advanced Gl evening @ salute of fifty guns is to be fired The SAILING € AMERICA FROM BOSTON. _ He glapecd at the biscoly of the Germans, and ene mow Trosby. | sident) having his own reasons for Keeping the Be porewt Butter, —Ne Cheese —Sales of 150 bb ation meeting was immense. Hon. Moses Hani |, . pero, Supe 2, 1852 ments ot his dear friend. Sr. Arnand Guegg. ta Uits oouac fieation ae quirt as posstiie.” Amerioan, at unchangsd prices, ton presided Speeches were delivered by Messrs Harp. | ‘The rica sailed at noon She hud sixty-one pas- | iry. Ite eniogised the conduct of tho Ge: man population fae M1 others vengers for Liverpool and twenty for Halifax, and $2St.- ed in favor of the | 600 1m Ameriewy gold FLORIDA AT MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. tou, Porter, D Ritebie, Capt N Bevawas was in limited reques Be ae ate lutions of the strongest kind we cod American, imted request, at £7 per wt, fF | nominees by acclamation thicir spiritual independence in all ages, ‘Chey bad in- | vented Cwo great revolutionary excments, namely, gam AVANNAI. powder and the press (Cheers and iwughior) The TY OF THE LATE KING SFIZED, E The Chateau de Louis Philippe. a country seat. of the ey XCURSIONS TO THE FISit EXCURS! : : | rere seived in virtue of the decres are The question Sata thats ; a Ms ; Saraswat Jt 6 spirit uf Uberty and independence could my (: Grand, 'G Cathas | day, the day the Niagara sailed, Lh rare iaah Svea cachy logwood. a ws Ad Eh omitet ei | York A will Oe the cause of ob atrees 6 | sect ee eee | ° he Meds ae rons | £5 1s, for middling: 20 tons Honduras, 40 3t. Domingo, | Despatches were recived here yesterday afternoon. wa. | ee Aah cNtin : ber Li alegre Pah hahaa nde al er ee BS Mabehibi iter provided. y ie Mek rest oe BAS Sine also been selned under the cons | A504 16 Camwoud, al £28 per to 6 fing tho nothination of Rostt and rte Ohio is | ARRIVAL OF THE UNION AY CHARLESTON. Jim the whole word He hud thrusted his principles of weet ha —— ——— | uth “tees sib bts. OF cngiea at Biskatiatting. peaeed vit Favoits,—Easterly winds have pre 4 in the Chan- e with enthusiasm at the event i . tom teeteaerstom, Jane 21, 185) | independence beiure the German oltizens, beosuso be ‘CURSIONS TO THE FISHING BAN oS OF TAS | eatery ribution of eagle 8 urg passed of | yet and ve, from tue United States Were making etneiwie ae be st aoe biy Union from New York, arrived at her | Met eh 7 - ie we ti ee ips hen and Saturday, June 25 i aipanied by a fine | 3 F y ae ron was taken for New York fon RGISTA. hart ai { o'clock A. M. enllvate tt with Gorinan fidelity, and Aueriew KY Srasé and Cotillon "Band fare 29 cents envh way, Tho | THE WEATHER—THE Cnors. | tar lines. end as, 04, by transisnt , — Ricumoxp. Va | s as Wee weapon \ ana keep it from perishing on account of indilterencs. oF Argo and epiondid steamer Santa Clout, Captain George | ‘Tho weather throughout France was superb, In the iter Cl a ) Scott's nomination ix muc tet FE IPAUERE SS See emenes the heat of short sighted party matuers. He Wuought mae Iney, Will leave Hammond street at (190 clook, Spring | south, the mulberry trees and vines had recovered from | m Bristol Channel. 20s, per ton, Pas- | portion of the wh Purtaonuenta, June 28, 186% | tinal | nog wal. RDULY Heh es pow was WHLly right, even in tho sun al tional imdepe ast river, at 8, Catherine stroet, 10s, to New York. 1: vy they will abide by ' . street’ at 734. Grand ptr: Feuree, nominally ‘A eacf heats due abide by The sicamship City of Pittsburg sailed this morning | the frost, and wine and silk ave now looked om a0, 8 herthe'nerdes, vers 1%, and plor 8, North likely to Inon —The prices at Liverpool were for Mereha UCKY | You New Not: atid the Stabe of Geers Te for ae | ext nation, Which Was vot dependemt upon mighty dew See oe eeteenlan ot Garelook Pak Lives ana teneshe | Le goed crops. a os f ia A Bhecth, 2) die. Natt eae rion od j Ky 1852 ek ne ee eee oe ee ee The principles of liberty must be bused” upom ments furnished om hoard, (bait free.) Gn tunday thishost | Pants, June 11 —French Five Per Cents closed at 100f. | Scotch pig No 1, £2 10s, Rails in good demand, with |. The Baltimore nominations appenr to give much vats. | a jose of independence, and the independeace of will mako two trips down the lower bay, lauding at Fort | 40c, Bank of France 2 8v0f. an upward tendency, faction, Cannon were tired on the receipt of the news, | Steamboat Collision on Lake Er tloms ce not be realized by a system ca'lod Hamitton and Coney Island each way. “ | Prusst xaerp Ovky —'wenty tons sold at £5 0 £7. and other demonstrations of joy were apparent Burr aco. dume 25, Mbt berseeecod Mat etuces ot aig Ube tie tno an EA BASS AND OTHER FINE FISHING.—1¥ YOU | Li exhibited no change Maveritue; Ky . Jane £0. 1861 ‘The steamer Northern Indiana loft aed by being pliced under the protection of the just want to have a good day’: fun, godowninthoCHARLES | REFUSAL OF A CUSTOMS UNION WITH AUSTRIA. i FRerTRON Bank rold at retail only, at 7s, Od, for first | \ weien. with «ome U | law of nations, and Unis law of Latons was the pein ‘The nomination of Messrs, Seott and Graham eguvot | Pleasure © v i 01 ” rr ew ” ‘ ») rn s " pies of brotherhor end featerni ju its natn re a yeee tims ecm crn cates haa, aud thait charge ie oniy | ‘The Zollverein meeting, at which Prussia was to de. | Philadelphia. esa some disappointment here, but the party, generally, stick | ¢% howd. among witom were Comptrolier Wright, Gov. | Fin tse yas the idea of the eben of netiien wilitiag fifty cepts, and that is ns cheap ax any ther boat that goes | clare its dctermination on the present crisis of the union. | ier. 15 es Carolina changed band at 174, 6d, a | to the ticket. | Marcy und others, She put tuto Hrotat a eine | which the futnre of so mighty a country as the Unwed down the bay. Thoy ston, receive and Ina@ passengers at | ; nas + | 18s . in boo TENNESSEE | in dis sie teres cee Ae eae | Stutes, w upon accidt Hie emtled y the followiae landings—Catnariue stress, Pier No. SN eth | took place on Monday, ‘The Prussian Commission r Rosix n consequence of large supplies on Meswitts, Texw., dune 22, 1852° | With the schcover Plymouth. at bef past | Eien to the honen: of RASIRMRD, Sen Ol Scere alcaaaaae tivor, and Spring street. Her gentlemanly commander, | plicd definitely to the Darmstadt Conrmission:—First, | the way. About 2.400 bbls, sold at 4, ad Od. por owt sham's nominations were received here | Ween bluck river tight and Clevelund. ‘1 | them in the name of humanity, and of eternal rgavs Tapthin Hicks, is Very attentive to the wate of his pas | Yhat Prussia tejected, altogether.a Customs Union with | — ‘Tan was without alteration with minghdchersandtiae. | the | dchooner shout midship Gnd in the name of the futtre, of > ave the Calan omgers, _ | Aus Second. That Prussia will not enter into the | Stca ee ak anda aml | through ‘The concussion w ptainof | to do all that wae iu their puw-r tu move the t —A goud bus.ners had been done at Lonion, at wmercial questions with Aust Tho | the prices of the previous wee | MISSOVRI. renewal of the Zollvercin shall be con Trxessrixk has declined, 1200 bbs. sold ex-ship | Sr, Louris, Mo., Jw Webster, at 7# Gd a 7s 10d owt , for rough, Spirits Much enthusiasm prevails in this eity in te and unconditional | had declined to 4s. per ewt nom ates tur a reulizabiou of Unpet t principles ot berty, He ealled apo them (bye caure they bad the power to do ir, and as taey (tae dee- pad the power. they had the rigat (> do it, | the echooner and two hands sprany on board ‘Len persous on board the vessel escaped ina , | und were picked up by ® steamer. destitute of clothing. The whigs very goneraliy | The vessel went down, bow first 11 poth v iy | Men citizen: D AND FORT (AMILTON —THE NEW | dicucelon of ne steam camer MAY QUEEN, Capt C. MoNeill, | treaties for th F rogular trips for tho season, June Zly | pleted A FO tof Spring street, 6) wad fi Prosia demands an immed! NONEY ISLA ig Y and spien will commence Jeaving ns follow ations at Baltin 2 and ii. P.M: Pier 3 N Wy aod 10 AML dand S's | anower from all the States of the Zollvercin, whether or not | Tarrow Improved 64. per ¢ nofean waa | Promitea hearty support to the ticket had lighte cut, The accident will probably end the ox- udir the duty to do It, and who neglvotod iis Aj Nenvigg the Tatnn Tae ele er eck, FaFe Hs ob% | thoy agrco to the proposition, in order that Pruwia may | worth soe, a20 tsa eee | : Vs agOROCL | cursion : ; ‘Coepesiive berg sas. ih ol, tines ! . a immediately establish erstom houses on the frontiers of | Woot, since the public rales, had Neen rather slatter, | Bavannan June #2, 1852. | gop ar a LY ean ad tondenty Of the Gorinas ialiomelity, ame Beecie UATAUING Wes bean VeOreMaHts, feeuired | wen coes are carey r + rachel STATE OF TRADE. | The nominations at Baltimore have been received, bug | SE HOOHEX viata ae negate sai dh ferred 10 history at some length ia suppor and can now be chartered for excursion, Apply to |, The friendly relations on other topics with Prassia and | ‘There was considerable inquiry for yarns and goods iu | With considerable coldness | jonrd, : few, lnolation Was’ Weakness, commualiy Wa GLOKGE W. COKLIES, 253 Pearl atroot. | Austria will not, however, be disturbed. Manchester dur he week but stocks being compara. | m mation of Bectt i stares t “i Osweso, June 23, 1852. Switerla Well as Holiand were, ia conse ‘ceed vba - ely mall, holders were not dispose old tus, | The nomination of Soott is unsatisfactory to ti elon Dh ive tips ; ating stemestvey ot rai. tee tae ‘AMILY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. | Germany. | and conse quently the actual pears woe toaliods PReS | of Savanneh aod Augusta, naire Metis Geen ee ment—theur por r was of i rte meme y wk Wace HOW | ports that the schooner Annawan, which left here on ranma street, Ae 7 defo-k Spring | TERILOUS TREDICAMENT OF SIL. Monday last, capsized when fifty miles out, aud that all mm aond ete ot nt 7 o'clock: 3) 2E, THR YANKER SOUTH CAROLINA ext Uirg omy in ecnse # ut ( ousy ot the ue. THE GLASGOW MARKETS. Saturday, « angox, will ‘ie 7 4 street at 734 oelook: ¢ COMEDIAN, ETC Our correspondent writes thas Nhere has beer Crrniesrox, June 22, 1852, pont pettebe r i a 3. Nort fiver, ab a | Whe Hanoverian governtent has mado aoveral dedue- | fair denna tor wheat aud f E the weak, Gara | Tho neminations of Scott and Grabam have caused | OM,YOatd perbrd his olty se rie. on wonton ier ae ee Andreturning by § ook PAM itt’. Cotilton Band will | tions in the rate of tolls on the Elbe. fn unchangrd: barley do aa The | surprise . h Stn dae soon as thoy liad ¢ ned oan boned Diaus &o., provided, Fave, 25 cents exch | Mr, Sil: bee the comedian, and Mr. Howard Paul, came stock of cotton field har is mo ri ed{i | 4 LOUISIANA. 1 Str t their lib: rty, at once the policy of isolation or neatraltey, “ny | near losing their lives on the Sth inst, by the fall of an ‘ New Onusawa, June 22, 1862, | Vessel Strack by Lightning: | which he Tod bead so repewtedly prosed in the Unised = | nche in the great St Hernard Pas They wero | yyy tune 14 HAVRE MARKETS, Tho result of the Baltimore Convention waa received ct | Crarcestoy, June 21, 1852, | States, Switzerlund and the Durch staves never support em «| buned in the suow, and were rescued by the monks of the | «5, retity elite Of alent cotvon market closed on the | ten o'clock on Tuesday morning. Some surprise wasma- | During « violent thunder storm this afternoon, the | *trugeles for Liberty, even if Lhore strugsies treacued ut 800 bales of cotton fur the day. on their fr Horpice. . Up to noon to-day the transactions have been 400 ba nutets, breause they feared the power of ested. but it was gener opt a salnte nifested. but it was geneiaily accepted. A grand salut mighty despots, p-etendiog only tu teagh by exawyie the IGHTN'ING ROD STO ’ BROADWAY.— of one hundred guns was fired in hovor of Scott aud Gre. masis of the schooner H, A, Barling. loading for Baiti | 4 Royer's Rods are irolated with lees, and mounte Italy. at unchanged prices, The demand is limited, seven: | u were struck by lightning, aud completely shivered. | prperplos upon whieh ther existence Was beved. Suet oak perfect protection of acy tod nver inveuted. and | JOINING THE ros “#3 UNION, ETC teen ships are entered for this port, with 80,000 bales on ihe obilsl inate Wau semewset jared By Said, roit was in Americait was just as tte noe roviet She arate br " Vergtitag Tataished wn JOINING f POSTAL UNION, ETC Sales were made to day of 400 bags Rio and 600 Ceylon THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS, | | political programme of Switzerlund in Baltignce * Chey conta ner. on the buitdlog complete, Ag is bart Tt is nunounced. by way of Vienna. that the States of | Coffee. Sugar ix sustained in prices. Ashes, Arm The Steamer Praucis Skiddy. wanted iat believed there they cd wieely in copying the prow th Church have joined the German, Italian, and Aus- sro slow of wales 5 bbls No, 1 sold at 40f, 60, No FIRGT SESSION | Atuasy dune 23, 1862. gicmme by sbi huh 4 hud sunk into a precarious . = rian po. tal onion, | Sactions to u rice or 0} . , : wet ciated , | existence, or third ak “CK MACHIN C RIPLEY'S IMPROVED | The inesrporrtions of arts and trades that were abol- | | Sonate, } nof the machinery of the Francis Skiddy In this strain the ex Governor cont nued. and at the —Warranted any better than von be mace by b fe for nee, Por {ull partiomtiars, » LEY, 141 Fulton street, New | _ | CARD.=~TEAS, TEAS THE FMPIRE CITY TRA | A Company ie now having a run nuparatiowed ia che his | b ordinary m month 0 00 0 Jin 180 by Piue the Seventh. are revived by a papal | Passengers per Ni ra. coming up Ue tiver to-day, and the boat | Wasnixerton i thos address the applaase Wis very raptusous, cree, and placed under the immediate surveillance of | Mr Budgos and indy. Mr Peabody snd Indy, two childron 7 steaks t Rbinebeck. | A resclution was then put aud carried, haviag tor its ob- clergy. aud Miss Denbody, WW Clayton und Indy, ‘ewaeniideen, | THE MEXICAN POUNDART COMMISSION RRS repimerasmon ane ject to wscertain w erty will ort the dooterae of 1s Martin dor, Mes Summers, Mry Wylie, Miss | The Cram laid before the Senate a communication from | From tho South, intervention, aud to willed that party usqualiied sup- THR PAPAL ARMY. . | Wilson and Miss Gasendor, Messrs bisis, Worth, Lawtin ort at the Vresidentuul election. ‘The meeting vb journal states that the Pope has contracted | Colburn, Caskio, Wilson, Trepier, liver, Bilings, Bray, | the Department of the Interior, stating the reason why | Pte SOUTHERN MALL—DATER PROM TEXAS. port at the Presidential ele sag Laem dis of the New York ade. Our {heed pound boxes of | With Kallerworiton to reoruit a papal army of | Dickscn, Buren, Griffen, Roid, Mathau, Alderson, Sou, | no investigation had born had of the charges flled against Bascrvonn, dane 23, 18 persed faecal Bide ahoxer nf young Hycoa st eight and | 6,000 picked meu, wostly Swiss | Horton,’ Jr., Thompson, Campbell. Shirley, bosknatie, 2 > i agains 4 ithorn mail, with New Orleans papers to the | Whig Preparat in Brook! Wwe hill phox, are wrept off by the lover # Road | Betete tee Arhton, Dawson, Hill, Ainslio, Marwhows, | the Commissioners to run the Mexican boundary, | a7th pet. b setend, | & Preparations rooklyn, nearly, io Meas cf tun Surect qualities 16 por erat uae | Interesting from Switzerland, -_ Many petitions were presented. ‘The steamship Louisiana had reached Now Orleans, | 4 py ismirary meerpe of the lohvee Cs of the Biles neues ‘hor.ed at otite tures, Gur Vesa nt | normeny OF NOMAN CATHOLICS CONFISCATED. Artivot tronStinping Intelligence, CATLIN'S INDIAN PLOTURES, with Galveaton dates of the 11th inetant ‘wo of the paw: | vench ‘ward. was held ae Gascoigne Hoek, corned ot T fourshillings poe pound gill compors wiea the | 9) rrived from ork=-fith, Koya Sovore 8 . engers by the Louie of Inst trip, fis - ‘de rojucrestero at Ceaod few snitines me | The Roman Crthotic religions paputation in the canton | yous teh, Martha's Visepande at eo cee, ee amgte CANS, | Mr. Sewanw. (frou soll } of New York, from the select | 7ePEtF* hy the Loutsiana, on her last trip, had died of | Myrtie qve nur and Rayrond street, Inst « grt th thom Good Cotfes. ten ponnds fore ly | of Pessids. are euperceded oud (heir property conticented Caoir : 4 committee on the rnbjcct. reported a joint resolution for | ‘The ship Albert Gallatin, from New York to Brazos # of forming em essoctation with ihe view of advange ad, rometed aud ground dei.y. by an onier of @ general council curried by a majority | | Suited for New York—Gth, Mount Vernon, from Caxhaven; | the purchaee of Uatlins’ collection of Indian seone', por- ntago and Indienola, with United States troops, had hy whig cause. A limited mu > tenses ae xamine for your Ives ve of te actof intolerance has bas stirred uo awew | Resin, trom tamburg: 7th, D ven, iret Catharina, | tralts, &e, | Poon the Sth thstent, off Mategorda Bar, ater hay- | 8BCe. ibe meeting was presided over by Tsun 1° Tos Warchouse, 97 Ga t the oytet of @lseontegt that at proveut pervades the ree | 8) tho Tae} Grey Feather. wad Slatiaunn,ttom avg INE CHIEF CLERK OF THE PATENT OFFICE | fog landed her reopen eorue Hany atten Dav’ | Leiont. Keq.. who briefly stated the object <6 ier sae Surah Sands (+), Caco; Saud huveapa ew E -ATENT OF FICK: ingg Janda | , Hg. Wi Pal cemaaiitees WeTo wppoin.ed to make OENIOUS DIPTERENCES = ; pul lic, | } Perseverance. from Dubsin; 10:4, Pehena Btat t bathe motion of og Hate, (free toil) of N. Hl. tito | Fine corn crop im Texas would be a large one, late tains | V8) "iam neyo ema ae pation. A ode There'e ® dilerence between chalk an . rt Oxtiatn trem Liverpook I giving 1 te of the Chiet Clerk of th ive | having much improved it peed st. pag a oars le » Bat racks, Some einests anthar anys: oe if yon please, Greece. | hated for San Franciaeo—teb, Josopin, Kowa; all the fare and valictty. na 'f perfor i | The Gatvestou firiion haa sletter from Rio Grande, | D*miNg the oo gle pene Beran There squives diteveace in bie ratustion DIFFICULTY IN THE GREEK OHURON, ETC nile fer c=7th, Stamboat, trem Merv Patents COM wee Tecommitted to the Committee on | which suys: “Our sicuntion ts worse than it was in Lsdd— | HeOvied to reneermble on Kriday, to pardigipete Who connterfoice tng ts win pelt, ‘The goverument bed under consideration a treaty of Newport, Ruiwo, from Ginsgows eT a enean’ j, | wiih the Mexiouns om one clde, and Endians on the other, | Rell tele nmuveting to be held at the Uicy Hotel Will run the risk of p taowing himmestt sal wo Wet i . ") ’ POTHIER OURAN EXCITE avd BO pruieciow, if the general government will not - Dewars tone, pevety fr te tn Las well ae religions importance by which re Avon: fem Nowport _ Mr. Maron. (dem ) of Va. from the Committos on | fiyu us protection, we must call ow ho state. of leave the | “2 Mast ev Beoknfome by putting on the Tiyon’y Akin. reek hy fives to return under the | Coseiéetou—=Wth, Susqee wrva, at Livers | Foreign Clams reported a jorat revolution for the relief | Sovyrey | Marine Astaivs Seen eae ae cha veratn ood Gis Fisedes ment of the Riieaea oF Cine ee oe | at peas: ., | Sithe Spanish Convul. and orher Spaulsh eubjects restd- | Gercral Persifer F. Sraith and Major Sprague, of tho U, | Tir Arsenate sovanush steamehtp Atabans Go sok the Lyen for th iask, asuoted trdependently of the Patrlareh's jariadiction, | Liverpool, Vethce dere ane tind Key. Wess, for lostos muatained by | 8, Army, arrived at New Otioans in the Loulalana, went row.d to the Novelty Works yeotetany, ethers Re Two shillings the very thing you ne * tex evr Mint | Etilod ter Savaswas- sch, Oooan Star, fro : age Racing Boose Salle A weeting hee beeu held at Now Orteaus, in bono of | machinery will be ove: hmuled, mod tag whole Vossel Une. not for the tale of LYUN'S Powders for the destera@ion | under & Fyped of ite own. appointed by the King. Min: | Abrives trom New uri pe, acdvouy, lth, Forest Tee” aaa tae tee ee ne this patnioy Menghoe | roughly exauninied, painted, Ao Sand Pills for billing rats 8nd mice, 42 Broadway. | irters were ubout lo prevent tho treaty to the chambers — | gears, and Hamion st Liveeroot, va Mt, Jones, (dum ) of Lows, reported a bill granting ST eT