The New York Herald dated April 3, 1852

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THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7094. MORNING EDITION-«--SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1852. HOMESTEADS. H@N1IX BUILDING...

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RE-OPENING OF THE ABOLITION AGITATION. ene Sevival of War Against the Fugitive Slave Law. ‘Poe Probable Independent...

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\ / other officers. INTERESTING EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE, Our Vienna and Paris Correspondence. The Gossip on the other side of

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EEE es NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ‘The minority say that the majority would wate with the same readiness...

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REET msec AA ST ST one — SSS a = ’ x — r - T aptigs Genin’s Ladies’ and Juventic Bazaar, St. WANTS. i . . a NTS,...

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AFFAIRS IW THE CITY. Cae aed The Alleged Fugitive Slave. United States Commissioners Office. Before Geo. W. Morton, Haq. A

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‘ , FOR WERANCIAL. TPPING. | AMUSEMENTS. ALVERTISURZNTY RUNEWEB UVERY 94¥. ; ware emt ee, De RR OS cx on cramer he ae a Op

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THE WHIG YOUNG MENS'S GENERAL DaMOCRATIO COMMITER—GRAND PLARE UP—THE FILLMOKB ADMINISTRATION. Last evening. the “General...