The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1852, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERA «4 MORNING EDITION----TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1852. : WHOLE NO. 7243. SALES BY AUCTION. at suctivn 5h day Septem- Til -ulsrs Inquire of Joseph Clerk, Albany oly JUISPH CLARK, Assignee, ings, Seo Clothing: 100 boxes ti Jot of Dry Geeds. ICE—W N 01g of a Dry G ode Closais 10, Sogars. &o, And ae ll o'clock, UCTION NOTICE — THOMAS BELL AUCTIONSER— By W. L. Van Zandt. Weenesday, at 12 o'olook, will Do positively ould, the Lease Good . Furaiture, # Roo q Arraggemonte, &o, of the promi . Bebe vr busincea, CE 4. CHILTON, AUCMON WILt SELL, om Wednesday, sept. t, at 12 o'ctone. nt the Morohe ‘arm in New dorsy The Farm ka: at the Wheat shosf, Por particulars, laqnire Ty ada Pearl street, or of the Adotie: it hall oss ookeases, Chetes, rutands, dreseing ani Bedsvoade, &o. &o. oxprese w: Tee, ‘Kuotioneecs” VAN ANTWERP, AUC- tioncer, will sel! y et ten o'ol. tt No. 8 thir Codar streot, iw addition t> his usual aavortment, ® stock of aseerted Shel? Hardware G &o., st four m For full particulars, see catalogues, which aro now re NEBR, — HOUSEHOLD Septemb: ds, W iron Hatetande, silver plat morning of L. VANDEWATER at auction, Wea: 3 : e ; brovatelle Furniture on d plain sentre, sofa, plor Tables, Chairs, Lounges, ten 1s, ena: ers, &0. Also, one strosser, Pal did 7 ootave Pianoforte, of dine tor MORIARTY, AUCTIONKER—WILL SELL, THIS © day, at 173 Gbathaw street. second haad Furniture, from Biath esrect, ‘® good assortm '$; aleo, from manufa urers, a large assortm: Furniture; ‘als, from ti Union Hotel over forty Carpe: feasher Beds; alo, 8 lange quantity of Glass Ware, Crookery, &0. C. KEMP, AUCTLONBER,—MORTGAGER’S SALE ef Faraiture, Pisuofirves. Mirrors, &o., thiy dav, Bt 10 e’olcok, at No 85 Nassau street, coar Fulton stro! .C. Kemp wil sell at a ture of w large well for oo neariy new, ‘and dealers, comp! oforte, large Pri linge. carved Fo ieee rapes mctsne Oa fat k, four superior rosew 0 and 7 ootare ofortes, whieh will be wuld to ay onsh advances, and are well worthy of attention. Catalogues on the morning of sale. HBODORR LENT, _faehionable Furniture, on Tuer Al e’oleck. at the Chote Satesrrou. No. 'D} ing the Are abo resewe of overy desori lor in Brocate Tete- » Sofs AT OZONS Re — epg pit a, a road jureat joads, M: So. Also, an invoice of rivh y Chi Cu y. Ko.. Ke. Also, sonilection of second hand Furni- ture, with which the sal mee, Catalogues ready en the morning of the ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER —MORTGAGE je of household Forniture, & nm Wed ten o'clock, at 187 $, conalsti hi Chairs, ble t ior and Co: ahiee Ter Crates, Warirete, marvle top Our Wa Washsta Toilet ‘Sots, oh Bedeten tresse: Bruasele and other and bitchen Furniture, &., Refrigerator; alco, store Fixtures, &o. FOR SALE AND TOLET. —TO BUSINESS MEN—FOR 8. 2,000. will be exchanged for Wesvern me of the most valuable patented artic! which « lar, disposi g of the same. OUSE TO RENT. AND FURNITURE FOR SALS.— ‘The tis dispose of the unexpired torm of Poarletreot being five stories hizh, thros rooms, fall of bowedo: price. For 6 and 6o'slve 3 f tho city, doing w NI ell out to go to for porchasing will Terms oasy. A NEW THREE ood businoss, urope. ANY part Please addross 8.8 , Herald offoe. URNISHED HOUSE TO jorn bi rT {lt house, im tho viotnity of Thirtioth easiblo by ri d three lines of ly a, and bata room and gat throughout to be let to’ a re nant, for threo er four months, #6 a low price, the oconpant baing about to Visit Europe, Adéress B, box 917 Post vice. TILD(NG ASSOOLA TION —ONE ingsire off F LAMSBRT, 0 YSTER AND DINING SALOON, AND LBASB, FOR sale, with bar attached. handaomel: fitted up, in one of t of Rrondway. reason for mt of iil hoslth of the yrop: Appl, 8. E. corner of Groeewivh and Barciay streets, atter 9 o’clook PTO LET-TO A PUNSICIAN, THE BASRMENT OF howee No. 86 8t Mark's place. 10 LET- TWO NICELY FURNISURD ROOMS, WITH all the modern improvements, ia a modorn house up town, Two fromt rooms. first aud sec ory, ia s small Trivets femily, Inquire 812 Greenwich atrost. Fp oe ABTA GENTERL THRER STORY AND Base. nt brick house. iu Van drast street, botwoen Uaion and President street 0 from tho corner of Union rtreet, South Bro: Hamilton forry. i ‘over atroet, or of and Hudson street; on th ishont children. Looation in ery and Fourth ave- 08, Stating tori ODEON.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, ot ‘and largo nize, inust be i BL or u ONE rat ing oo to sell ting price, &»., whic! M. must be low. a - if ST ai ns ANTED-IN THE UPPER PNRT OF TGIS CITY, in & reepectabie neighborhood, ® house, furnished oF urfurnisbed, containing nine to ten gond rooms, withal! the oderm improvements. feot mu ye moderate, Address Fox 216m Tove office, stating rent and location. ‘DOUBLE SHEET. |, POLIFIOAL. PH WARD PIERCE AND KING A880! this ( rangome! tbe Mevting, to be hold Hel hared niag next Wi Vianna Wu. J BXxISLBY, President. Bw. Vay Bunn, } Socretary. Y JAMES C. MoGUIRE—GOVBRNMENT SALB OF Ordnance Stores.—'| be offered at publ UJ ry Ith September. 182, the fe ee Stores, vis:—40 tw > S8TRENGTA —GRAND dir 86 comd mass meetiog the evening on the 2d of September 1852 a © PUEPL se of uniting the entire dea voracy vt the viotait; tends 1 greeting 60 th ‘mey for a. uf Cou 46 ‘Bre rojussted to bo pre- bave bevn invited, will bo =foe Lewis 6. Hart, Hoa. Wilils we A. Gorwap. Hon. ¥ How Samos comb, together with many of the following: —Hva. Fraak Pierce, H Stephen Hon Heory 9. Fucto, on, William All Noa G i, Cal; Bon, Isnac elepd Hon. Mazout Morvon Horatio Sovmour, N.Y.) A . Heury C, Murphy, N. ¥. crngbam. thos, Whipple eq, Jobn Van Bur-n, &-q,, Hon George u'Conor, Hom. R, W. Morris. Kobert Kelly, 34.» Big Won. Jeremiah Clomoes ion. jon. James Whitcomb, 1a; Gov. 2S Woilt, Nis Hon. RE Stnckees, M. Gwi hemas W. Dorr, ol 8. Dioki N.Y J5 Gon. Benj Beq., Obio; Pbilip 8. Crooke. “Esq 3 -Chaunoey Sebaffer, Francia B. Cutting, Hon. Joba MoKeon, Hon. Fernando Wood, James R Writing, Keq., Jha Cooke ranoe, Esq, Hiram Weibridge Bsq.. N. DaNIBL B. TAYLOK, Provident of tho Ch Tae eet f Vie Prestdents, J itxeon Bei, Wannan P-Rurri, § Secretaries. Committee cf Arrangements—Ire B. Davis, Charman; J. W Smith, LF. Harrison, Wm. McDermott, Thos a. Glover, pussies 8. Baldwin, Wm McLaughlin, Jou C. Aibertson, C, raons Day, James W. Walsh, Hurstio P. Carr, William F. Clorke. PETH WARD rience aNo KING sssoctaTion— A meeting of thiv assoriation will be held at the Star, C4 Lespenard street, this evening, nt 80 clock. Mou hors ars Fequested to be, punotual in their atteudanoe. Demoerats of the ward are invited to be present. Sawvnnt, WanerndO GN 4: KENNEDY, President. wT oY Rickarn Winns, ; Secrstaries. COND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.—AT A MEETING of the convention elected im the Second Assembly dis- wate to the Demooratio State Convoa- 0 dt the Sixth] Ward Hotel. on tho ovea- Ssh instant, Patrick Breaden, Cheirman, pi and Bernaré J. Malone, Secretary, it was, on mo- tion- Resolved. That the resolution adopted by this conven! on the 28th instant, iaseenetey our delegate to the Stateo vention to present the name of Mr. Wm. MoMurray, a 6a can- didate for Lieutenant{Governor, where nominating would be received with gra:ifcation by tho democracy of the city county of New York, be, and tho same is hereby re sidered and rescin Op motion, resolved, That Sie pecesenings of this meeting be published in the mesg and Natio» al Demoors ATR.CK BREADEN, Chairman, Berxann J, Mazonx, Secrotary. BE fri DEMOCRATS OF dly to Dr. O'Donzoll wening, August 31, at eight o'clock P. M. at the Shakspoare Hotei. corner of William and Duane strects, to express their ronso of the fraud and gross outrage which have boem perpetrated upon him. and upon the penoe clectors of the Fourth ward, at the late primarv elovtioa, DENGIS MULLINS. JOHN CROW. PATRICK MURPHY. rPENtTH ASSEMBLY DISTRIC? CONVENTION.—AT eting of this Convention, held at the house of ok, ceentr ce Fourth a3 B 1B FOURTH WaRD requested to mest enue and Bighty sixth Bi 1863, paretane to ral Com Hordeor jnted Seer ated "Secretary, Pr Paves from the Teeltth hod Nie H Convention adjourned to Aucust 30th, at I20’clock M.. f John 8. Austin, Third avenus and 169th street, a¢ nd place the following n delegat Twelfth ward, Thomas Quinlan, William L. White, William 8, Miller, Rishard Mont- stitute in the place of 4 as wes not present. Nineteent! trick Ru p A. sb, John J, Duryea, Patrick MsGoire, and Patri ee of Jobm ‘Doherty, why ention proceeded to. bal- onvention, to repre: are vention, , when John Qai thereot sent to the Delorate and alternate Delegaie, LTaM L. av) » Secretary, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o. EW YoRK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREBT. wotlon if Horse Witrtan A. Sun Mondsy and pecperty fur le will Soan th. Garrigup, OR SAL@—A SPLENDID BLACK HORSB, 163% hoads tikh; seven years old; a fino. pleseant driver, Woantiiul raddie horse. War: sound ani respects, Als», a set of light double Harness, be teen et she lumber yard, corner of Monroe sad Py & OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG BAY HORSR, FIFTEEN hands high; five years old; ean teot fast, sishout he ing boen trained, Injaire of C. CARL, opposite the Fulton Forry, Brooklyn NUT HORS. OR yeara oli Also, = bay good Yor saddle. 14} Both kind and inquire of br. HA tbe OR S4LB—A PAIR OF SORREL HORSES, SIX AND seven 0 4; tart traveliers;, an tri ts mils ia wbeut wents, Addross Sorrel Horses, Herald off fg OR SALB—A PAIR OF SORREL, WORSES. SOUND, d ceptie. Also. a Co A BRIGHT BAY HORSE, ABOUT 1735 old, warranted souod, s handsome handy tig 0 travel er, kind in single or double Larnese, a icst rate font ly herae or would anit woll for an express c monay. boreen for = few days mith’s livery at Moore stroct, near Hucson stree! Can blo, im North I ORSE FOR SaLB. OR EXCHANGE FOR 4 LARGRR one.—A sorrel Hi Years old, fiftoon anda half bande igh. seund and in any sort of harness good traveler Can be seen at No 37 Henry stroet, Brook- Iyn, or No. 68 Fulton street. Now York. MUST BB WAR- FIORE WANTED— OF Goon 817: ted sound and bind. Apply ddrore B. W. C., Herald otfice, MISCELLANBOUS. PPACHES: PRacuEs! rEacuEs! and piles of ‘em, wholerale and market price, corner of Broadway aud Astor place. Now is your time for sweet meats, Opposision to all ) No. 18 Front ANGLE OR IRONING MACHINS —THIS 13 & LA ber asving machino, emoothiag tablo linen, with great rapicity, beauty, and. without with vl machine ing irons y uch work a8 They cam be econ at the Astor, and the prinal at Fo-els in thie tity, Prices from $20 80 $80 DUNCAN & WEST, No. 51 Beedman atroct, and 4 Liberty pit NCURRENT BONBY.—RATES OF DISCOUNT A? No.9 ra street, corner of Now street.—i oy ol one-eighth; Stato, one-third; Jersey, one quart tue Unicn, Waebingtoa, DG. one-half; aud esher hads proporticnately low. MEGAREY & JOANSON. MO°REY 70 LoaN—(on povont. ror RmADy cash.) on Gold, Silver D 1a, Watohes, Grocenien, Dry Good Jewelt: For 1O STOREKERPERS IN BROADWAY AND CANAL t—Wanted to buy, the to) between Gran between Hudron stree \d, M. X. D., Herald offic FURNISHED HOUSE WANTE! & Ort olass boarding houso —all ments Croton water. bathe, and gas, will bo required. Any having a houre of this desoription will finds good t. A liberal it will be given Apply to Font "C. By HOWE, 68 Rasesu streak, stor Hi Orin Broadway. Ad- SULTABLE FOR modern improve ARTED TO v0 B, G.G., Herald office, ted a Li ae SHELDO! WANTED TO FIND AN RNTERPRI- Je ting person, with the abow 8, 0 J fo ® very, protit manufectnring busi bd at Jonst $5 000 per am freoju » Sal _ . interview. Addross MILL, othe of 3c. : HOUSE WANTRD—BY A SMALT, GR Pan amity, situated in the Third or Fifth wards, Re: t to exceed $200, Aderess “ M,” Herald office. N HAVING A SROOND- f osn find ® customer erating price, aod how ING, d with roturming Ii, sour bods by wight” rth be ‘And. asthe osuister on Led y BUI forth they crawl wed (plenty ato 3 wink it'and werk? a . LLON'S Tor dortroytng insets, v0 Freparottn Magnetic Pills, for vermin, 424 conte per Can- a a 4 ort vty, lever thin, ang’other hess. F yomresl CHNISTIANSOM & 60.) Ne. ts Unthartae st RTS,— MRS. BEMAN CONTINU To M eter divans thay sla va et, Ladion to furnish thetr terial will x IP hrontly eo thelr advantage to giv al NOTUC# TO DEALERS IN SCOTCH AND BNGIUSH Ales, London 4 Dublin Brown Stout.—Now land Re India Tonio Pale Ale; Bar- y me peutelt Alew p bottled, and rhipped, expres: the sn unerthor quant tes to cult, by G. P, LETH BRIDGE, 86 6 Von stegets NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. WINDING UP BUSINESS IN CONGRESS, Large Amount of Business Transacted. Difficulty between the Two Houses Relative to Amendments to Vifferent Bills, wy WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC DISCOVERED. Political Items—Ohelera—Marine Disasters, ko., ko., ke. Interestivg from Washington. PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS OONFIRMBD—JUDGE HALL’S NOMINATION IN DOUBT—NEW MAN FOB POSTMASTER GENRRAL, RTO. APECIAL CORRESFONDENC! THA NW YORE HERALD, Wasninatox, August 30-9 P, M, The Senate, in executive session, today, confirmed General Edney as Chargé to Guatemala. Mr. Emory was alxo confirmed as Surveyor of the Boundary Commission; but Mr. Puller was rejected as Judge of Minnosota, ‘The Judiciary Committee reported back Judge Hall’s nomination as Judge of the District Court of Now York Mr. Weller objected to its comsideration, and i¢ must lie over till after twelve to morrow night, The Preridont has offered the Post Office Department to Hon. Samuel D, Habbard, of Middletown, Connecticut, Mr. Hubbard was formerly a momber of Congress. Ile was a delegate to the recent whig National Convention, and is a strong Scott man. Iie has mot yct accopted, but probably will. Senators and membors of the House are very sprightly this evening. The Maino Liquor law is epenly violated. ‘Tax P M.—There will be a strong opposition to go into executive session to-night. Judge ‘Hall’s chances Icok blue. Mr. Hubbard's nomination as Postmaster General will not be sent in tiil Judge Hall is confirmed. Several confirmations of consuls and army and navy officers have been made. aa other amendment to the Naval bill has boen aban- doned. Hatr-Past Exgvex P.M.--In executive session, to- night, Mr. Wilron’s nomination as Califurnis Land Com- mistioner was rejected; and Lemuel Towers, as Superin- tendent et Public Printing. was confirmed. An Caep M was made to take up Judge fall's nomina- tion. but after much oppesition, it was laid aside for the present. It is believed tho Senate will nor act upon it, and that it will bo impossible to get a querum in exeou- tive session te morrow, Xx. ¥. Z, THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasnincron, August 20, 1852, ‘the Banat» commenced business at a quarter past ten o'clock. THE NAVY APPROPRIATION MLL—=TME APPOINTMENT oP. MIDSEHIPMEN, ETC, On the motion of Mr. Gwin, the Navy Appropriation bill was taken up The commitiee recommended to strike out the provision in the bill that midshipmen and students te the maved school shall hereafter be appointed from Congressional districts, on the nomination of the Representative, in the samo manner that cadets at West Point are now appointed, Mr. Unprawoon hoped the provision would not be stricken out—it was perfectly right. Mr. Hunter raid. that under the section as it now stood, no appintments were to be mado by the Presidont, Mr. Gwin said the bill gave the whole of this patronage to the members of the House. Mr. Unvexwoop suid, all the omesions could be sup- plied by furthor legislation at the noxt session. Mr. Hunter said there was no time for legislation now to ertablish a new system of naval appointments. Mr, Dawson maintained that Congross had no power to give naval uppointments to members of the House, for the power was expressly given by the Constitution to the President. Mr, Banorr said that a regulation now existed to ap- point one from each Congressioval district. The reeom- mendations of members always had their force, Mr. Skwanp suid that if the provision was stricken out, he would move a substitute that the President shall ap- point ten from the States at large, and the others from Congressional districts. The provision waa strack out, yeas 27, nays 29. Other unimportant amendments were struck ont, Mr. Gwin, (dem ) of Cal, proposed several amond- ments. revtoring the appropriation for the several navy ards to the amounts estimated for by the department. [be appropriation tor buildings, &c.. at the navy yard at New York being $126,000, he movedto increase it to $240,000. For the sume purpose at the Boston Navy Yard, be moved to strike out $28,000 and insert $74,000. and alike inctesce for all other yards, Thoy wero all acopted. ie. Gwin also moved an amendment, giving to the naval officers engaged in the expedition in search of Sir Jobn Franklin in addition to their regular pay, tho p: cf one grade higher than those officers Beld, and seamen double pay. Adopted. Mr G. then moved an amendment, fixing the salary of Cheplains. when waiting orders, at $1200, and $1,500 when on duty. Adopted. He also moved an amendmont directing the comple- tion of the war steamer for barbor defence, under con- tract with R. L Stevens, Now York Adopted. ‘Also. an amondment direeting the application to all eteom vessels of the navy of Pearsoa’s steam Condenser, for the purpore of supplying fresh water. This was do- bated at length. UEYORT OF 11k CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON TIM CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BILL. During the debate on Mr. Gwivy’s amendment, Mr. Hoyer. by leave, made a report fiom the Committee of Confrence on the disagreeing votes on tho Senate amendments to the Civitand Diplomatie Bill, which was partly read and then adopted. Tho amendinents adopted and rejected were not named, but reterred to by members. and it was impossible for ny Ore to know what was or was mot agreed to Mr. Cranks. (whig) of R I., opposed the amendments. During the debute, the Chair signed the River and Har- bor bill the Occan Mail Appropriation bill. and the bill fer the rogulation of boats propelled in whole or in part by steam. NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS CONTINUED. Mr, Cranks restined his speech in opposition to the consideration of this subject, of the California Navy i &e. at (histime. If it was persisted in, he would ‘0 go Into the question in lengthy remarks apaen, (whig) of N C., replied, contending {t was jomy to postpone the execution of the work, when a contract had been made for it Mr. Gwiy supported the amendment and Mr. Cranxe rejoined. Mr. Broprinan. (dem.) of Pa., sald be was tn favor of the navy yardand depot, but opposed to the railway and basin, ‘The debate was ccntinued, and when the quostion was taken on that part of the amendment providing fer the purchase of a site for @ navy yard and depot, it was greed to. The second part, providing for the comple- tion of the contract for a basin and railway in connec- on with a dry dock in California, was rejected by yoas 19, nays 25. Mr, Gwin offered an amendment, providing for th» purchase of vessels and fitting them out, to be used in ivocnpnieaoce and exploration of the courses of naviga- tion used by whaling veaels in the regions of Bebring’s Straits; and. also, such parts of the China seas, Straits of Gaspar, and ea, a8 Iie direotly in the route of ves- rele roceeding to and from China, being the provisions of Mr Sowara’r bill on this subject. Adopted. Mr. Gwix moved smendmente to increase the marine corps by the enlistment of six hundred men, and anin- crease of the medical corps of the navy, but, after debate, withdrew them. Wr. Hamiin, (dem.,) of Mo., said that, by the bill parted a few days since, it was required that the superin- tendent of printing should give rixty days notice before purchasing eny peper for the public printer He moved to assert inthe bila provision that the public printer may for the next sixty days furnish his own paper at com price. He Bpew the amendment was incongruous, but war neceteary and should be adopted. and it was agreed to, Mr. Rusk. (dem .) of Texas, moved an amendment autborizing the Postmaster General to contract for an ice beat on the Potomao, to keep the mail communica- tion open during the winter months, Lost. to, by yeas 22, ‘be motion to strike out\jwas agreed mays 20. e ‘Iho bill was reported to the Senate, and all the amcnd- ments copeurred in, Several other amendments were proposed, and voted down, and the bill was then passed. REPORTS FROM THE DEPARTMENTS. The Chair laid before the Sonate several unimportant reports from the departments, in reply to resolutions of the Senato, JHE AMOUNTS OF MONEY PAID TO GENBRALS SCOTT AND rIERCR. The Chair aleo preeensed 9 report from the Secretary of the Treasury, in reply to @ resolution of the Benate calling for @ statement of the amounts paid to Generals Soett and Pierce reepectively, for their services to tho government. Laid op the table, end ordered to be printed. REVENUE Fal De—MOTION ¥ A SELECT COMMITTEE. Mr Janna, (dem ) of R. I., offdred a resolution pro- viding fir a Seleet Ittee’ to alt during reoers, to in- vestigate and to Cor upon the subject of al lcged frauds upon the revenue, and tbe best means of pro- venting the same by amendment of the Sheriff. Tala over, THE LIGHT MOUSE MILL. Mr. Hastrin moved to take up the Light House bill. Bir, Mason, (dem) of Va., hoped thore would be aa executive Session: aS Laur said be desired to get up the Momestead Mr. Hamiin’s motion was agreed vo. and the Light Blowse bil: was taken up, and several amendments wore “Se. Hamuis moved to strike out all the sections of the Dill constituting @ Light House Board, into whose charge the whole business of light houses is to be contided and establishing & new rystem Merers. Hamlin. Davis; Touston and Mallory savored striking out. They admitted the evils of the pre-ant system. and the erpend of the adoption of a mew one, but they desired till mext sorsion to mature a now sys- Messrs. Pearce. Pratt, Wolls, Cass and Do Saussare supported the system proposed by the Houre bill. motion to strike out was rejected by yeas, 20; nays, ‘The bill was then pasecd. EXROUTIVE SEASON, ‘Op motion of Mr. Mason, tae senate, at 5 o'clook, pro- oreded to the comsideration cf exeoutive business. POORGRE-OPKNED— BILLS RETURNED FROM THE HOUSE. ‘The doors opened at half past six wh mo-sage was received from the House, returping the Army, Post Rou'e.and Port Office Appropriation bills. ‘The Senate insisted on its amendments, and Commit- of Conference wore appoiated om the Army and Pest Siice Appropriation bills, ne Post Route bill was taken up, and tho Sonato conourred in the House amendments to i nd end es, from all its ot aahed a Ope providing tor a daily mail by the rivers from 3°. Lanis and Louisvitlp to Cate, and trom Ouire to New Or. leans. supplying int ediare poiuts = Thats was debates e@vdtbo motion to recede from it was rejected by yous 17 %. "he vote receding from the others was reconsidered and. the Senate insisted on all its semendments and « Comuit- teo of Conference was appointed. LANDS FOR MISBOURI AND ARKANSAS RAILROADS Mr. Bortaxp moved to take up from the tabdlo the Hovee bill granting land to Missouri and Arkansas to aid im the-vonstruction of railroads in those States, Mr Uspenwoon opposed the motion, ‘Mesers. Cass and Gwin supported its ‘Tbe bill was taken up anit Tead twice, Mr. Davs'n moved that tho bill be referred to tho Comi- mittee on Public Lands. THE MAAICAN CLAIM INVESTIGATING COMMITTER, Mr. Sounr. (dem ) of La, submitted resoiutions that the Select Committee on Mexioun Claims be continued during the ensuing recess of the Senate, and that the Seoretary of tho Senate pay out of the contingent fund such cbstges as may necossarily be incurred in obtaining Js Ir, Sours, (Whig) of Conm., objected, and the resolu was laidg@gor, Subsequently it was taken up, and pasted. THE NAVE BILL. wasreturned from the House. Tho Somate insisted on its eee eetmente, and a committee of couforence was on THE TEUUANTEPRO GRANT, Mr. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign Relations, made a report om the subjoot of the Tehuantepec Grant, with three resolutions. as follows:— Resolved, As the judemont of tho Sonate, that in the pi sont postuge of the question on the graat of a rizhe of through tHe territory of Moxico, at the Asthmus of Toh tepeo, concedod by shat republic to one of its oitize: now tho property of oitizous of the United Stata 6 samo is prevented by the correspondence and documents mepom pany ing the mipeenge of the Prosident, it is not oom- patible with the dignity of this government to proscoute the Subject further by negotiation, 2. Shoule tho governmont of Mexico propose a ronowal of such nogetiations, it should be asceded to only upon dis Propositions from Mexico not inconsistent with tho d mado by-this governmont in roferonoe to said grant. 5. Tipe the government of the United States stands com- mitted te all abroad ita citizens to protect them in thoir rights well agat home, witbin hould Mexico, within a re her potition concerning this grant, it will then become the duty of this government to review ail extating yejations with that ropublic, and to adopt guch measures as Will preserve the honor of the country and the rights of its citizens. ‘Tho above recolution was laid on tho table, and ordered te be printed. Mr Brovke also laid the following resolution on the table, which was read and ordcred to be printed: — Resolved, That the Executive be rojuested to inform the fovernment of Mexico, that unless the American holdors of the right of way across the Isthmus of Teluantopso, shall oa or Lotore the fret day of Magch next be put in tult this governme: fur justification in the oyes of mankind, upon the obliyation of every covernmont to protect tho rights of its own citizens, and upon thefisarant and the indefensible vio- lation by Mexico of private right and national law. LANDS FOR THE INGANE, Mr. Coorrn moved to take up tho bill granting Iand to the States for the benefit of the insano. Mr. Cass called for the yens and nays. Mr, Suixers hoped the bill would bo taken up, and that 20 one would debate, or moved to amend it, Mr, Casseaid be would withdraw his call for yeas and oy °f there was to be no discussion or amendments. ‘eonrs. Jonra, of Iowa. and Uxpenwoon said they in- tended to offer amendments. Mr ae ealied for the yeas and nays, which wee orderes Mr Barcnr eaid he expected if the bill bo taken up, all the land bills—Homestead, Land Distribution bill, and others—would be moved 09 amendments. lo’ was a friond of this bill, but hoped it weuld nob be takon up. Miho bill was taken up, yeas 33, nays 18, ‘The Clerk had progreseed about half way with its read- ing, when Mr. Rusx said it was evident that there were numerous amendments to be offered,and all the time of the Senate would be consumed on this subject. Lemoved its portponement Mr. Sturins replied. contending that this dill was for the benefit of those who were born with claims on the nation, Mr. Apays asked if tho obligation was not om the States? Mr, Sirecva eafd it wos on the nation. Mr Gwin replted, urging the claims of the many other land bills, and the propriety, if one passed, of their all passing together, Ho moved to ly the bill on the table, which was lost, by yeaa, paya i Mr. Uxnexwoon followed §n favor of amending tho bill, other land billa, zn raid. as these amendmonta were to be of- fered, be moyed to jay the bill on the table, ‘Tho Cain said the motion was not in order, it having Just been voted down Mr. Weu1an appealed, and the Chair's doolsion was ro- verred. Mr. Weller’s motion was then rejected—Yeas 15, noys 26. A motion to postpone waa lost. Mr Gwin ofivred on amendment to the bill. by adding the provirions of the bill granting land to Califormingtor a railroad in that te. Mr. Boniasn moved. as a substitute for the amend: ment, provisions granting lund to the several States tor the support of (be deaf, dumb. blind and insana, and also the provieluws of ali the raitroad bilis which have passed the Senate. and have tailed in the Houre. Before the reading of Mr Borland’s amendment was concluded, the whole sabject, on motion of Mr. Clarke, was luid on the table. Yeas 14, Naya 21. ADDITIONAL COMPENFATION TO THE SkNATE'S ENPLOTEES. MI. Dover, (dem.) of Towa, reported the usual revolu tions granting additional compencation to the clorka, messengers, poges laborers and other employeos of the Sehate Mr. Hawiry moved an amondm giving tocach of the reporters of the Union and Globe $400, which was agreed to—yras 28, nays 14, The resolution was debated till 10 o’clook and then adopted, PXECUTIVE SESM10N—ADJOURNMENT. The Senate went into executive session at 11 o'clock; the doors were opened and the Senate adjourned to meet 4 9 to-morrow, House of Representatives. Wasninetos, August 30, 1852. ‘THE GARDINER AND CORWIN INTESTIGATING COMMITTER, Mr. Jounsox, ¢f Tenn., chairman 0° the select com- mittee to Investigate the connection of Secretary Cor win with the Gardiner claim, moved that the oommittoe 0 s00n as their investigation ehall be completed, in the recess, Make their roport to the clerk, saying that it was wholly unnecessary to detain the committee here antil the next session, THY PATENT REFORT. Mr, Gonmaw, from the Committee on Printing, reported ss resolution authorising the printing of 100,000 copies of the agricultural portion of the Patent Office report. and 50 0L0 copies of the mechanical portion of that document. Agreed to. THE PAYMENT OF BUTIES ON RAILROAD IRON, ‘The House reeumed the consideration of the bill re- perted by Mr. Penn, from the Post Offios Committee, on baturday, extending for four years the time for the pay: ment of duties op railroad iron, for the ben-fit of certain allroad companies of the South and Southwest. On the motion of Mr. Atiisoy, the bill was isid on the table—yens £0, pays 80, Mr. Jenxins, moved to reconsider the vote, and to lay that motion on the table. Mr. nae ) of Ala, moved to postpone tho mo- tion wnul the second day of the next seesion—pending which the morning hour expired. There was much confusion during the proceedings, re- quirin, hey pia efforts, on the part of the Speaker, to subdue it, THR CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BILL. Mr. Hovsror, (dem.) of Als, from tho Committee of Conference, made a report om the disnereeing amor & ments of the two Houres to the general appropriati: a bil—he eaid the should be acted upon atone cise there would not be time to enrol the bill and have it signed, Tho report was read. but being for the most pat unintelligible on account of the amendments boing d-- ignated by reading of them in decal wig Cs cae, ei raat (whig: wae sh r Ficuin, (dem. jy yee, lets have them re: Onies ‘it reads reed, he Mr Cappers, (whig) of Florida —Wil it by in ordrr to tuke separate 8 On conourring OF non—oncucrirg im any amendments. be Sreaxsn.—It will not, The vote must be takem opon the report as a whole, * Mr, Caneit.— Just what I thought. Mr. Barty, (dem.) of Va —I move that the rule whioh nutborizes the smendments to oe read, be dispensed with Unies this be done, the Clerk will not have time to enrol tu ut in by map ‘Vent it will be lost Fr Fremuin.—T invist om the reading. We cught to knew what we vote for. i = Orie of boreed, ” “Agreed '? Dir MeMutien. (dem.) of Va, made a motion similar (o that of Mtr, Daily, buy wiikous wraik ® PRICE ,TWO CENTS, WMr. Pronence, (dom) of Pa.—I object. Iwantto vote; The Wreed' Of the Atlantic discovereds 3 aezstandionty 0 ye a Bovraro, August 30, 146% ‘loon —'ke do 1” ‘thet’ right." &o. The amendmrnta wore read amid comparative quiet, | Mr. Heary Wells, sgent for tho American Rxprea® avd brief explanations, when asked for; wore given by | Company has returned K*Fe. and reports the Gading of the committee the wreck of the Atlantic, It i# about five wfles from Tire cori repent was coe a easrrait yn 49; | Long Point ight, three miles Yom land, and in 100 feet the Spenker having destroyed the tle by voting tm tho | of water. avr No more bodies have been found. Mr. McCon: ‘a suspension of The eafe and money of the exprem company will be the rulee, for th he bill extewding | recovered. ut the motion was he silireaitives Extra Session of the Missourt Logtstaturvs . Sr. Lours, Anguat 30. 1868, ‘Tho extra seesion of the Missouri Logislature convened to-day at Jefferson City, Nearly all the members have arrived. The po itical position of the two houses @ pane bill were pon-conourred In, That deolaring the Jdges over the Oh'o at Wheeling and Bridgeport to be | MUows:— legal structures and post roads was agreed to, by yeas 92, Benton demborat Was taken up, ween the House non-concutred in such Senate amoudme to Post Certain Senate amendments to the Post Office Appro- ey “a bes isbn gue vetimees Anti Benton democrats 0 “ Sundry Senate amendments to the Army Appropriation | Whies............ te nee ee eens ” ro " ‘There will be a rmart contest for the Speakership. A General anxicty is expressed for a short session. Whig Meet bill_ wero likewt-e nop-conourred in. ‘The foregoing proceedings were extremely dull, oon- sisting mainly of voting by fone) and pays. and otherwise. Tbe Houre acted under operation of the previous queaticn. Baurimone, Avguat 30, 1868, ‘The whigs of Baltimore city and county are to hold @ grand mars meeting in Monument eqnare on Moaday- September 13, im honor of the battles of North Paint an@ Cheruburco, Among the speakers ansounced aro, Messre, Hoffman, of New York; Dayton, of New Jersey; Clayton of * re; Williams, of Kentucky; Thomprom, of Indiena; Pearce, of Maryland and other eminent orators, The whigx of this city hold meetings to-night for the ot delegates to the Mayoralty Nomi ing Coa- vention. In most of the wards pe) wih kets are run, apd but little intert Is manifested. Capt, Bea ring. the prerent High Constable, Major Speddea, the City Commissioner, and Capt. France, are the principal candidat We bave no mail to-night south of Savannah. EXTRA PAY TO THE CAPITOL EMPLOYEES, Mr Braniox, (dem ) of Tenn., introduced a resolution giving tbe usvnl extra pay to all the employees in and Coens copitol, and. after beiug amended, om the mo- tion Mr. Woopwann. (dem.) of South Carolina. giving to each of the reportert of the Congressional Gloteanjamount of extra equal to that allowed the Chief Clerk of the Clerk's office, the resolution was passed. {This gives the Globe reporters, and no others, $30 Nece. ‘On the motion of Mr Houston, the rules wore suspend- ed, and the Houre went t1 Committee on THE FORTIFICATION BI Mr, Houston snid the bill proposed appropriation af $134,200. and it wes necowary to pass it to preserve certain works from destruction. Mr. Hunter said nearly all the material amendments of the Sorate were agrecid to THE NAVY BILL, The debate on Mr. Gwin's amendment was resumed. Mr. Brockton (dem. of N. J.) earnestly supported tho spniaice of the condensor, and the amendment was then adopted, Some twenty other amendments were agreed to. Mr. Gwix then moved an amendment for the purchase of a site, and the construction of a navy yard and depot at San Francisco, with all necessary builaings, and direct ing the completion of the dry dock and basin, and rail ways, &o,, at a cost not exceeding $40,000 and appropri- ating half a million to carry out both objects. Mr. Bavxy showed that the amount expended on forti- fications subsequent to the Revolution and prior to the last war with Great Britain, was $20,695,530. Ho desired te offer. * substitute for the bill before them, preposing * expend less than three per cent on tho original cost of hi 7 those fortifications, to preserve and keep them in repair. | Br. Loum; Angust 98; 1008) Ho spoke particularly of the importance of Fort Dela- Captain Marcy, of tho U8. Army, arrived here yestar- Mas tho fort at Sollar’s'Flats, and the fort at Gardem | day in good health, and left immediately for Waah- ey ington. Mr, Brown, (dem ) of Miss. sald fortifications ara great | ‘78 — humbugs, and im corroboration of this fact, mentioned that Vera Cruz, with a fort suppored to be’ one of the strongest in the world, was taken by Gen. Scott with in- ferior troops. in lees than twonty- four hours. Mr, Watsti, (whiz) of Md.. briefly spoke im favor of for- tifcations, and ot the importance of completing Sollar’s Flats for tho proteotion of Bultimoro. Mr. Gonsan, (dem.) of Pa., thoucht ne further appro- pilationa should be mado for fortifications. It was & known fact that the House has heretofere refused to ninko them, Mr, Bavir—They have only twice refused. Mr, Gonirast conceived that no enimy, with five ideas eelect Congressional Nominavion In Peansylvantia Punavei . August 30, 186% { The whigs of the seoond Congressional district of Phi ladelphia nominated, to night, Joseph R. Chandler, for Congress. Philadelphia Democratic Convention, Puapenenia, August 50, 1858, The Democratic Convention adjourned this evening efter the forty-ninth ballot for a candidate for Shoal. ‘The vote stood $1 for Cline, 77 for Peters. ~ Captain Marcy going 10 Washington. Incendiary F! ‘Weatchester, Pa, Wearcnesten, Pa., August 28, 1868, The printing office of the Republican and Demeovat wee fired, in the upper part of the building, Last cveming, o& half-past nine o'clock, by an incendiary, The roof and upper floor, and overything on the upper floor, were neas- ly destroyed, But little damage was done to the prea» room and office. At four o'clock this morning, the citizens were aroused by another alarm. This proved to be the barn of Johm abo ster, P ur'conrt, Yeriifeations are of ao carthiy uses ert” |W. Babb, just out of town, whieh wasentirly consump, Mr, Srantox, of Tenn., said thoy bad not time to ma- | with all its contents ture a system now and moved that tho committee rise om Toc tho purpose of acting on Seay Hite wovaneivonoueatiat Destructive Fire at Cineinnatt, de. The motion wes sprecd to, and that bill was taken up, Cinciyati, August 30, 1852, When many of the Scnete’s amendments wero non con- A tire broke out this afternoon, in a row of frame cot- io hei togea, on the corner of Smith and Webb streets, and they were totally destroyed, The sparks communicated te the German Catholic Church, on Fifth street, which was alee consumed, together with the large echool adjoining. MISCEBLANKOU. 1t was now seven o'clock, the aplendid chandelier was lighted, and the galleries and lobbies began to fill up with anxious spectators, Uceasicnal mos-ages were received from the Senate, and committecs of conference appointed. ALTON MADE A PORL OF RNTRY. On the motion of Mr. Camrugnt, (dem.) of Ill, the rulea were suspended, and the House, amidst much con- fw ion, nud under the operation of the previous question, persed the Senate Lill, with amendments. making Alton Naw Onteaxs, August 28, 1868, The roles of cotton on Thursday were 600 bales aad om Fridey 500. mostly of the new crop. Strict middling fair & port of delivery, is quoted at 1 ‘Tho work's re Lave been ‘Tho Light House Lill was tekon up, and tho Senate's | 300 bules, Including 2.300 new. ‘The stock on hand ta amendwents acted ups 9.000 bal The sal tho week amount to 2.000 bales. Uns eae: fsa arr ane he Papel Halper ostare Sabet“ The rules we anda private bill passed, | continue very dull when a deaperate Hr was made fir the floor —nearly ope third ot the House sterted to thoir feot, bawling, at the top of their voices, “Mr. Speaker !’’ in order to be re- cognized. me of the gentlemen held rotls of paper in their honda, and waved them, as if to aid them in obtaining the floor, The explosion of voicos was deafening, MIKS OF OFFICERS INCREASED. Mr. Barcx (dem.) of Ky , was assigned the floor, and he moved a suspension of tho rules, in order to introduce a resolution to increago tho salaries of the post- masters. door-keepers, and sergeant at-arms of tho [louse to $1,500 per annem, without the extras, Mr. Joses. (dem ) of Tenn., demanded tho yeas and noys on tho Fu:peusion, and said the House has already mmereased thi aries of those ofllecra, and that—(here he was called to order all over the Hall ) ‘The rules were suspended, and the resolution having been amended to provide pay for a messenger boy, was pasved. THE EXCITEMENT INCREASING® REFRESHMENTS ADUNDANT. Mr. Draw. (dim) of N.Y., at a quarter past eight o'clock moved that the House adjourn, but it did not prevail Amid the great confusion there was much good bumor, and occasional outbursts of laughter. The Speaker ipterpored, now and th check the disorder. Mem- bers were continnally gcing out and coming into the ball refreshments having beea provided ia the adjacent cle Baxtrwonr, August 30, 1962, Sales were made to day of 1.200 beeves at $64 $7 68 net. 1.000 bbls flour changed hands, at $431, being @ deciine of 18 cents, No report of receipts has been sent in by the colle Flourin dull. Wheat—we have no sales to report. Corm is in light euprly ; sales of 0,000 bushels at 70 cente for Western mixed. Oa's ecll at 45!;0 46 cents Prisem whiekey is at 2414 cents Hops—eome parcels of the new crop pasred through here en route for New York— they appeared good samples, The sales of wool for the lart few days have been 150,000 ibu,, common to prime, af a range of 3444 a S00. Tho Firemen’s Riot on Sunday. We have received several communications from Fire men relative to the riot intho Bowery on Sunday last, correcting many statements that have been published. Our reporter did not observe the engine of company No 26 upon the ground during the affray. nor Is it ¢o stated in our account of the transaction, We are assured by the Foreman of that company that none of the men be- longing to that body were there. There were porsens om gaged in the melee who had on fire capa with several num bere in front, apparently belonging to the department, snd our roporter supposed that none but regular mem bers were allowed to wear such caps. In rogard to our account of the riot, Captain Hartt. of the Seventeenth ward police, in his report to the Chief, in speaking of the arreet of eight persons, says : Tho above arrests were all connected with the droadfal fy d appalling riot which ocourred yesseraay at tho juussion of Third aud Fourth #, And mont of them were made on the ground. F. of the duegencetol affair | woul Arpof thie moras ing, whore reporter wes on the cronnd, f muy eimoly addy that the whole scene was ono witich truly beguaes deasip- tion to pourtray ia avy, even & ymall ar cros, this doplera. ble, and En y As for the mon und and nays wore called on an unsuccessful y Mr. Gaoturce’ (dem.) of Pa, to suspend the lee to enable him to in srocointion to pay the mileage and per kKlem to Hendricks B. Wright, for contest- ing tbe reat of HM. Fuller of Penneylvania. Mr. Draw offered r resolution, which was adopted, to meet to morrow morning at nino o'clock Anotber whoiveale ofiort was made by vations gontlo- men to get the floor, The Sreaxen said ho would ontertata no motion till order was re:tored. Mr Sruawy (dem) of Micb., moved that the rule which appropziates coe hour in the morning for making reporte be rereinded Agreed to. Mr Hare. cirvesoll) of N t.. offered an amendmont thot all appointments in the navy sball be for a term of lem years, Lost, Mr. Pearce, (whig.) of Md., moved to strike out the third ection, which provides that the Prealdomt may ap- 7. aaa . id ue point commanders in the navy, as well ws captains for nance apd support the: Chief of the Boreat of navy gurds and doeks of ord. | 3% LN ol aad andl pas pas! Sg doen nance and bydregraphy. and of construction. equip. | **evontable. ment and repoir. He said thot thero were sixty oight But here are the communications sent to ua :— copt@ing in the navy and it was but right that the heads New Yoru, August 30, 1852 of these threo buicaus should be selected from their | Mn, Bexwerr number. Sin—In your paper of this morning, I aco it stated Mr Berson, (dem .) of Ta.. opposed the motion, [Ho | that Engine Compuny No. 26 was engaged iu the riot be considered that merit. snd not rank, should be selected | tween Nov € ana dl, yesterday. Now, ay I was a witness for these offices, In the exciting and earnost contest for the floor Among there who sought st was Mr, Baise, (whig) of N. ¥ of the whole riot, I positively azsert that the members of 26 hed nothing to do with it. The only companies that | were evgaged were 6, 41,8 15,19, and 44—the mombers who held aloft tho New York ut Dill in his band. an and runuers of 16 and 19 engines being very conspiou- his face promineat in the crowd and his voice heard above | ous, Teaw a man. a member of Engine 19 throw « stone the revt ity ing to ge thocye of the Spoaker. to have that | at the bead of a man on the corner of Orchard and Grand memure Copridered, Lie was, howevor, unsuce 1. | Fireets, striking him on the forchesd and knocking hia Dir, Mann. (whig) of Mass, asked leave to offer a reso- | senreless altogether 1 do positively assert that the lution to appoint W. W. Curran, reporter of the How members of epgine companies were the first to make the with power to appoint rix associates; he to receive an a ossqult, and the lust to stop fighting, Now. as kaow bua) compenration. equal to that of the principal Clork | sevaml that were eugaged in the riot and can positively of the Houre; and the assistant Reporters salaries equal should like you to publish this ag tothe arsittant Clerks of the Houre, count; and if Lam wanting I ean be fourd at any mo !ending o motion to suipend the rules, tho House ® | ment, at No 188 Bowery, where I can substantiate alt 9 o'clock adjourned, that [ have said. I remain yours, ns STEPHEN LANR Marine Intelligence. | Naw Youx, August 90, 186 THE PTBAMER NEW YORK ASHORD. Ma. Forrorn = In looking over this morning's paper, I dircovered am ticle beaded “ Riot among the Piremen—Paving Stowes 4 Politics” in relatian to a fight between Engine mpanies Nos. 41 and 6; in which article it is steed that No, 6 ran into No 41, and earried one of her fom wheels away, thereby cauring a riot, ‘The facts are simply there:— On returning home. the members of No. 41 crowded our members into the gutter and om the sidewaiks, 1 poritively deny that our members were driven from oar «pg*ne, or that we outnumbered our opponents. We did Bol receive avy assistence from any other company. As for baving porsession of the brick pile in Sixth street, euch is not the case; that pile of pricks was in posession, Bostom, August 30, 1862, Capt. Cleveland, of the sloop Escort, arrived at New Bedford, reports seeing the steamer New York ashore o. East Chop, Holmes’ Holo. at one o'clock on Sunday after voon, with a lighter alongside. Tho New York left Bos. tom for Philadelphia on Saturday afternoons, UNKNOWN BRIG SUNK. Lewes. Des. , Angnst 30, 1552, A hermophrodite brig was seco yesterday morning sunk in six fothe ms of water. near tho Ledge, Her small boat was near, with a schooner at anchor. } LEAKING SCROONENS. of cur opponents. Noxroux, Augast 30,1852. | I also positively deny that politics were the cause of ‘The schooners Sarah Loutra, from Fredericksburg, with | the quarrel. as & hos: been shown us fer Leo feoling bas 8 cargo of grain ana fivur, and the Harrison Jones, with I can rove that the members of the some time back, & cargo of wood, both bound for New York, have ,put in company acted in relf. , for the protection of cum bere leaky. | selves and spparataa, he 3 Lat ‘i eT “ OUN J. THB JAMEQ ADGAR AT CHARLESTON. . ; CHancestox, August 24, 1852. Secretary of Engine No, & The United States mail steamship James Adaar, Capt. | Mr. Eo:ron John Dickinson. arrived at her wharffrom New York,a¢ | Dear Sir—Yon will much oblige the members of 6 o'olook this (Raturday) moroing. Niagara Engine Company No. 4, | eh will contradict | the statement in relation to some of their caps, on mem~ Progress of the Cholera, &e, bens. See scoorrmad in the riot on Sunday, as wo allow ‘ none but mea! 0 Wear our caps, and I am poeisive rove, August 30, 1862, | thet nome of the members were. eb; neve Lov Cholera is raging maiignantly in Soott’s ovunty, | here the riot so there mast be some mistake in the report, am@ Mlesour, on Burraro, August 90, 1862, Bot having it contradicted, would have a jure the geod same of the company. hes yg tradict it. The cholera 19 still prevailing to some extent in this | 1076. most respectfully ask you 10 Sonim iy sa ‘oreman of Nisgara Engine Company General Walbridge, one of our woll-known citizens, | Mx. Evirox— 7 Ip you + of tho 90th Inst., there is a statement, Scomeaceannnr et Bie wage eto Mate T wos taken oy, the to. aod prove The New Cincinn nd Dayton Ratlroad, | mun. Craft's re'rne, which [can oertii Orxcrsmatt, August 18, 1852, _ | ti mk of, the sane, whlch A ey eat te seme Tho Direotors of the Cinclonatt and Dayton short line, | hyper, war given to mo hy the police nowing the Fooluding the Walnut Bills tunnel), bave dooided oa — reine to belong to the engine, wiih # Leqnest vo Leave ik pucing the works under contract immodiarely, tne ay the engine houre a6 L was going Doria cubsoripilons (0 (he stock alzeady ammount to $800,000 Tk Ibm KUBRIGAR ,