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ourselves one and all to do our utmost in our
respective towns and counties TO diffuse the
noble spirit here manifested, to the end that
our majority shall be as large as at any for.
mer period.
Resolved. That the public lands are The
property ofthe States, and that the policy of
the present administration in relation to
them, merits and should receive our entire
appreciation. in opposition to schemes of that
class Of politicians who have for years en-.
deavored to barter our immense National
Domain for votes and political influence.
Resolved, That the true interests of the
country at large, and all the great interests
OF New England, require that American In.
dustry should be fosaered and protected. and
that discriminating tariff, reasonable and
JudicFous IN its regulations. is alike calcula-
ted to benefit the Farmer and the Planter
the Mechanic and the Laborer, and every
other class who look to the fruits of an hon.
est industry foria livelihood.
Resolved. That the coming election is in.
vested with peculiar importance, because It's
result decides whether Connecticut is to be
represented in the Senate of the United
states by mum adverse to her great manu-.
featuring and agricultural interests, and in
favor OF the Free Trade hWmbug, or by one
VINO will support those interests, and whose
opinions coincide with those Ofthe Wings of
Connecticut.
Resolved, That the gratifying ffct that
there has been no delaleallon Of government
agents since tho influence Of loco Gocoism
has ceased TO predominant at the CapiIol.
furnishes ~ with good evidence that a new
ana v'ssuous energy has been infused into
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
wrz. HsG.a& 81 IL;
~ Ru;tom, corner cs ssola-s,.Sst

S91IE subscribers take hi' nIahoi Of .1aenscn5 10
t!elr r;et.s uad Sc public gerar.iiy TINT, having
purchased the ,ad well known Type tocnd:s
ioraeriv owes. by Msg.gs Canner & Cooke ;'ey have
,aoyed the their prneat cenoai location t"vg
made extensive rryiso alterations ard aiditons they
prepared execute orders o. any ia'Saiie iley
n.y be favored ,, with rop;ncss ard ONO i@Toraho
.ers a. az any Foundry .erica 10 tlcjrn2w S3eci-
m-n -Eool winch hns bcn rcc,C:.y extensively crcn-tcd,
the; would rc,poctiy ralCr.
All articles manufactured by tsc shall 30 Of oatarai
claa II not Superior toauy manufactured in this country
and undergo thorough examnhtsn ns tonrrearence
ranging drcsslug and properly asserting. A. articles *
hiacd the Specimen Book formerly Issued by Coknef
Cooke together with Sorts Fonts sold BY ,scm, cn
oe furnished !oul hs For,ury without delay "'tn many
.:ncr added.
IVM HAGAit & co. are Tor the aao OF Che Ma
pier Washington All smith Presses, wh!ch, together ~iti
(,h..as Cases, Conpo.ns Sticks, Furniture, at, and
eycry article used in the Printing 'usncss S!. be Egpt
on w nd and furnished manufacturers prices.
r. r. no Machine ''s.st rYpc msui.c.urea at ths
Fcru!rV.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, JANUARY 81. 1872

CLEARED SATURDAY
Ships Mediator Chadwick. London John Gri>wod; EIud
son, Pasc \ Orleans John EhNe.
Peck Ashley Sherwood. Charleston: Sophia, Kenny. ipS
Ianico, ilargous Brothers / Co; Anleada, Ashley Mo-
bile. Ala.
sclrs Virginia, Bccl Norfolk; Meteor, Bowen, Frank
lin. La.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Ship Ga1ick, Skiy, I'm Liverpool 18th Dee, m';:e 10 +
X Collins 4 Co
Ship Quebec, Hctar.i london and Portsmouth 18th
Dec. Illizt IN Grinnr X N!;urn
Ship Nashville, Chacc 2 > I'm NOrcaii>, cotton Ac#to
Wm Nelson
ship Wellington, CHADWICK, Il, IN, London, mzr
Grinirl \ Mntnlli
Bark Reform Tllyou, lG is n Mobile, &c TO SUR
yes y Chairman.
Brig Ellen, Ra,lcif, Baltimore lIonr !, B Cooley
Brig Detroit. Baaer, d. I'm Georgetown. cotton &c 10 II
Cote 4 Co.
Ers Cuba, Latham Is is FIN Galveston, Texas lIar.
BIZ. AnIrodus E,che,s ,istn Rochelle. brandy Nclo
5 T NcolI.
Bs roul,ney ,Ioou,, "a d> i'm SMYRNA fruit f Dutcl.
Sch, tn,ene. Never, Il ds I'm Apalactcoa coiionto +
ID iiuribu,A 4 Co
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker d, i'm Washington y c, naval
stores 10 Mitchell \ Co
Schr Harriet Smith, 10 is I'm Havana, i7it 10 order.
Schr Empire. McAiatl. Norfolk, ndze# 10 S;urge>
Chairman.
Schr Ec:lnilion, Jones. Charleston
Schr E Wheeler, cambridge, rreenwjc-
.l,,s
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
MONEY MARKET.
At THE STOCK BOARD. JANUARY .
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

The business done ,ie Brokers Board 10 moderate
extent, and the downward endency continued Deiawarr
and Hudson declined : Bank of State NevYork AIne
rican Exchange Bank p s,oninglon Railroad! Harlem
Long Island improved
The sales OF STATE stocksractert about S.oton and
lower Stale SKIES, 1914, sold 20; 1861 at 90 per
decline; Fives, aGo Is; Illinois Bond, sold -, de-
cline Of per cent: Indiana Bonds .. declins Q: per
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
IN CHANG f. X Y.-Before the Vice


CaneclIori ;he Fist Clrcu-J5sePti x. Slyye>aa.
Ebzaoeth +. lush ami oihers.-Aastes> >a!e-f& :
SWORDS, Solicitor.
>ta:e of Nayv-York s-PursuaIt u u ecretai order 0i
the Court Chancery made The above entitled eils
VII b., .c! at Public Auction Cnsr tr directions ot III
rr-t one of the Masters ths G0uf, By Z. II!
Ll,i!oyv tucon.er, n the Merchants Exchange. II t
Cy o New crk, Tie 18th 'ay 0I February next al i
O'Clock al room OF that tiay,
All ihosec-rta.a ,ix srond and=pr"In>ee the
CITY OF NesvI0rk. conveyed by Francis Salmon trt Ann
10 sylvester Graham Lusk-bv deed hsarluE ait ~ 7
Iay NIay.I95 and and BY SAID deed described a. iIi
those .aylr io Ci ground t1e ret.,. gae, if5
aui heing eth Nlr sa}d CITY H,9F-i or-
ienc part all parcel O.! the Rose HI farm, conveyed D.
oi,sr Schayer oti}e ny OF New York sa. Fran
c. Salmon Peter Syvc>ant, by deed oayag date t;l-
i,;fr OF the Cit and Comfy YorA ber sos q;
CJrysyanc-s rCf il December l3S., 10 sad deed
described b0unde, and described when lrr o-t!ier
a. iolows. Beginning roint eaoTtheriE Inc p
the 81 Avrpu- 10 .ect running thence larti'N 7Fs
parallel 20 the sai yStwafiy lin OF The 2d ATencet 10
e-t inches thc ouIheriy Inc OF 9Th street ;ltc vest
sarGlv along tte>aI - Ice tlCi!ce s3ai .tsE li
To tf. said westerly .ue !yie ~ Avenue ce iHcf>
10 The sai u0rteriy lire o7a street, thence eStEaruy
1laa the SANE st 10 thu pace OF beginning. AND also
Two other eertan lot and premises Et and parcels %
rh. .ai. R,ek farm cnveved y Rot.r; Schuyler toxic
ai Francis salmon and Peter >uyye>ant. By DEED herI
b. fore mentioned. which sac! S: LeEoIc hl 5 tahfE
Ia are bounded and described - toipws Beginning
IRON ea.cerT !!e the Sd Avenue i25 d3d
-1-ng thence sduthwHrdy parallel 20 tt SAID ea>f-!y
Inc OF the Avenue 23 rei - inches 70 Ii. centre oi
, ork thence eastwarv parallel 10 tf said souil+rl
sa yTrv line The 81 Avenue e3 feet II inches
The said SoutarT!y line OF 1h street, thence weswa-i.
along The 10 feet 70 t pace .! beginning. together
Viii, one fai part OF aid iror and contiguous 20
the sad above described SIX lots anu edch ara rVeEI Oh
them
Dated N-w-York. Jan19ry=-7 ?, l3i2. -l
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
A Nf Z Sc NJ E Mt S
Sacred Music Societ,

N-EWYORK Sacred Music Society,"
LECTURE on Music. by JAMESF WARNER,
E.l 1t B,s.on a; the Tabernacle. Tuesday Evening.
FetrlIar II connection with which The Scc:c;S WI!
fol ..yrral Popular Pieces OF VT >lC,"ith tie ~! OF
et:ci-n; Orchestra.
Mr. strong has kindly volunteered her vaiRahle services
Tor :te occasion.
i-ea.is--Hlr. L. c. Hill
0T-aris--Nir. D. r Harrison.
Programme.
Chor,ts Faler adore hee tora;oyo o utiatl aydn-
AT Mr>. Strong, o Got thou aa>; given 70 them i
banner tiaS 90
Chorus, Arse, Juiah HarcE
LECTURE.
ChoTs Lo. t- corneth victorious DAVID. Mn.art.
Solo. Mr.. W D.ConsS
Song. Ms >t-1ag, know ihat NY Reteerner Nv,
-.
Chorus. The arm 81 The Lor! upon haydn
inor,i.r ve9 ali opportunity hear <, Popclar
Lecture the SUBJECT Sacred Music, the Price o. hi-
,r % - Gents only. Tcsef> sale the usual
places. and n the door Performance commences n
O'Clock. ia5l IT.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
DY ORDER of Wills 1nglis. ESQ. one
DY ORDER of.Ashler Samnsnn. 80.

11 one OF the Supreme Court Commissioners residing II
he COUNTY OF Monroe N0tc- !, hereby gwen that
4clr.eft hs aa.n lie estate Martin X >.hsv
a nonresident DeE.a-ondue proc: 70 ti;rl pursuant
ue liTec'ors o The statute concerning attachments
ahSco1t:lr- concealed and Debtors that
- f1 VIII he sold or ;a OF his debts unless he
appear aai fisctarg. Is attachment acror!}nE
ana mai ilt payment OF -t> ,iue - !iu hy residents
9' i!S state ami ~. delivery TO hiH>r hlS uSt *
prope ''It!in this Stale belonging 10 him. and lie tans
rF OF any sucn properly h: l..El, inr'teu dI
are rod. Dated Roci,>;e-. October -. lS4i.
J. D. HI liSBANDS. al Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
GDIRC L S.-Bowerv .tmphithcatrc,-

lIK I S.-Bowerv : Amphltheatrc.-
u Last week OF this extraordinary Company, before
TliiSf EVENING. January 81 the performance wil
commence ,v;h tie Popular En;rce OF the Bedouin Arabs
Ar Williams viii introduce hi Sa@Tcious Dog blliy.
The ceiehrale, Rivers Family will introduce their popG
lay graceful. and highly finished tcats OF Gymna,!a
Grand Amazon Enirec, hlten Male and Female EGue
trims. -
roconciude viii, le laughabe aiterpiece OF the cor
LERS FEOLlC.
30 Gents. Pit p Gents. Door, open atn6i ocloc
Il.r... .r.1.1.. ..-.....
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
BY nnANL GLNLEA
store l6g ;caltiwa,-Nr.w.Yoi ORR Lcug Room.

Nr[,.s: >c.-fsa ati7scria =, asia Cox IL heacsa
.uctlou ,ud G. blS ist-s Eavg assccistnt
ain,scf wit. JACOBS ; ARGULAisuS iae=tuzlreas I" j
n .u.u-a b. conduct ,ndcr Tie u.o; REEL AK
CUlAKlItS. 25 lw,, Hi,NRI l.. <il..
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
Dated Nt.W-Y York JANUARY -, l9i2- -r,-
WILLIAM W. CtJIPBf r IL, d.,
y raWi1,r Ma.re- III CIlarlrerv. No. y Joul.-.i

~ TO REMIT Merchant, = 1:a.n:s az: r. -
si ing lll be ertire- finished on o, 5e'o.e I
May atxt and con,a2s hre preoi ohiees' go -
ol sorsee, Wine aud Porter Van
si 1s .fs for ?' prn:ers Esgtaysr II o vi
are osred 70 r,n, low term "saa.s h 9,y
csn be given of come aud me rss,aus "l % y,
Hay ns1s. !..i e " 80 rs ] al.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

CHEAP GROCERIES. at Nc. I53 So-iols-si-
y Good Butter Is Cd. per pound
Good white Lamp OIL s. yer gallon.
Good light brewn Sugar. IS Sd per pounds
Ecss. 5 Tor Is, warranted good.
Other articles equally as Cheap
Cofee fresh roasted cad ground every lia..
NB-Cotee Rous,ed and Ground Tor gTocerS In The rear
- iw- RICHARD AkBRO.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
ITO THE LADIEs.-G. w. MUIR 4
n co. 35 Broadway beg 20 remind the Ladies that hey
are now offering the remains their W.I-r Dry Go,

n Co 5 Broadway, Do. remind the Laies that they
offering The remains o t-r "irr Dry Gc>,> a;
verv reduced prices
In the course ot ,rc weeks J. ". NJ Co antiepae open
ing their frs, arrivals Spring Goo. anl ., they are de
,erInned 10 reduce their Pre>en; ,toeto % o"e>i point
before doing they oi rl 70 purchasers
seldom me, WITH. T!I, Goods OF 'tl- sr best
descriptions and low -onrlc one o. ;.e;T
chea pnes
The PRIcEs or FEW Articles s.E=EHgMERA1Eo.
80 pieces splendid English Caico ioTTn-E -ni nj X and
q cd. nov all one prce Is 6d. Per yard.
Yard wide French Ca!icoes only ls. 81. per yard
SILKS OF every description greatly reduced. ons re beau
tiiu .Tyles as n7 as IS =. Sd. and <. per :a-L
Nous de LANES 0: good quality at !. Cd per yaF'
Splendid styles OF excellent fabric only > Cd worth * and
IS sd.
French M-rlno-. quality, only 3 nerart.
former price l2'.
s1aaIs of al s1yi~> aSt5nsii.ngly low
Coa.s OF t richest fabrics latest mole, ar offered aifa'i
price, some spelditi ones as low as SIC and sia
Blankets OF ,irst rate qua remarkably c!raF Tor ,inse
beds per PAIR and upwaTsi, douolrt-. s. % and up
wards.
Quilts and Conn,erpanes very low.
Flannel, OF real We!ch and Lancashire manufacture e''IT-
rzn;e ID, to shrink only s. ID. alsi = per yard d
llo,ierg- o! al kinds much below their yalus.
Also
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

sOILLIAR D .-ENerciSc for Health
Z , Only-Nn Ganlhin,=i> iermit;eti-OIiS FIELD
VIII Ia happl call from his friends at Basors. f'i
i7ar Rooms over the Climax Eating House where are
eight ,pcud tables, with slate and morh!c beds India
Rubhcr, Cloth ani Spring Steel Cushions Iron and Naho
ANY frames Entrance 10 Futon ana Ann :. Table
ard lotl oc sale. la5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
STATE OF NEW-YORk.-In Chan

cery-Br.s-e rt- Vice Chancellor u the First Crcn
-feInis Quick vs. William T. Beers and Sarah h VII;
Anna saria CaicIl, Joseph B. Varnun and Robert AIi
II pursSaHCr ami yrtu. OF al order G t!I' honorart
;6ar siiatit IN tie above entitled dated t.s Fi
of January 1882 and OF The statute in such ea> made q
proyiie,i herehy giTef 10 ali ii.,ons having ii
general sa gcurlsrance, By cement o. deere.
5,.-,vS on h. undivided slIa-e iGJrrt ot any Dt
rr, II. the premises referred TO- 10 produce,
ne Lac Gner gl-d, one the Aastsr. OF ,aid Cont,
before ~. 9Th ,;5y o March aexi a, M olce. M = Jo
street in the City OF New-f0rk proof o their rspect
liens ard ncutlibrances, oge.er wit! satisfactory e:!i
OF ta.n0ua due thereon, and 20 pccliy the nature oi
incgbranceS and The dates trsr-o respectively. The
rr, rs,err-! the rear oc bach par o those foGr -
ri land uou the -ase-iy corner OF thu h
Avenue an Fittt street. II the CTR a N-yvIork,
which iour lots bounded III Deed Nicholas V
iaI.! -rl:vfSfit th- heirs oi William Quick follo"
Beng At the Eorttsas;eriy corner of Third Avenue
Fifth -yre,, and theme running easeriy along the n-r.he
side Of Filth rtst, one hundred feet thence nnrherlyc
line paraileIto the rasters side Of the Third Avenue,
sven thence easteriy liue parallel the northe
side OF Fjit hunirei tl- Third ,,e'
iecr1ut.rriy EiEetE-,ev.l feet aoa- he ea.te-y !,
The Third isenue 70 Inc corner 81 tAat Avenue aiid
street; the 1iac+. Of beginning.
Dateei.Ntw-Yori, January -. 1872. ,,,,-r,
q ICGn--;rStt-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
yNTATCIIES MD =.IEWELRY very
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice

u
Il Chancellor ofthe Firsi Circuii.liinot Mitchell y> Wn
F. Drake and nother>MASTEpS SALE.-Alinot Mite he'll.
Solicitor.
Pursuant decrs,a order OF his Court made in liz"
above entitled cause, viii be sold Public Auction, under
the direction OF the Undersigned one OF lc Masters oi ai
Court, hy wilkins & Rollins ,uconeers the 18th day o
February next The Merchants Exchange, IN the City Of
NeuYnrk, at u O'Clock OF tta, day All the rest
residue and remainder oftc lea>" oi q ears from III. r
day October, \. D. 1924 yet and uneNpred OF,
in and 10 all that Certain lot OF roun! on The wt
side OF Laurens street between Grand and Canal Streets
the Eighth Ward oi the City o! NewY ork, bounded as o
love, EoSterly front hy Laurens street beginning
III" northwest slde OF belonging 10 Joseph Aioort
in Lauren. street: and running along said stree. westerly
iiityvo other ground owned by Gtorge loyet
thence along SAID grounds towards Grand street d' paia
lei with LaurcuS twenty feet thence 10 i-aIItI
street and parallel with Grand street, tvtwo e" th"nce
along the line Laurrn street twenty feet 10 The place o
beginning. SAID lot ground being IN vi IN front 1a
twenty feet and in length each side fiiS-two feet
Together with certain lntenture OF lease Tor the same
made by George ovrit 20 John Pool SUBJECT 10 The rents
covenants conditions ana proySos SAID lease contained
and all and singular the cl;ccS bHIln@>. rights, members
privileges and appnrenances hcrcuno br!ongng ana IN
wise appertainlEr.
= Dated Navy Iork January ., 1912.
JOHN A. SIDELI.,
O,>,-, u IN urIry-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
-DY ORDER Of Charles !. Hubert.

Supreme Court Commissioner. notice Is hereby gl"e,
3ursan, 10 the proyi>ioas oi the aUor>ng attach
,leuts fust nonresident debtors, attachment has
issued against tie estate oiIoE Bulen,,ir. resident al
Sos;hpor the rerritoryoi Wisconsin SAID that the same
will be sold FOR The pavnl.rlt h debts, unless " appear
and discharge ,=sic attachment according law within
nine months from tie first publication ot ti notice: and
that the payment Of any debts due 10 hni hy "a i. %
IL, State, and tic,cliyery hl 0r ni> any pro
perfv witls State, belonging to him. and The trols:r %
any propertT Is nm forbidden bv law, and ar void
Dated tie eth ia OF November, bid II. MAHSl
fl6 layy!Ep Ntornei' tor Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
Free Bank. and the Banking I.aw.
To tbs Editor Of The 7Tib"at:

To tbs Editor Of the Tribune:
Why is it that, upon the failure Of one OF the
Free Banks, the assets OF he Bank, beside those
deposited with the Comptroller, not applied tc
the payment of their circulating bills Surely II
was not contemplated that the depos,es With the
Comptroller should be any other than fund
Safety Fund i: you please) to make up any dep,
ciencv il. the assets O.: the Bank Is make the bills
good Under the present construction Of the law,
the whole system has come into contempt Ihc
administrators Of the law pays what ne can with the
securities in his hands, and the stockholders OF the
Bank pocket the avails Of the Association.
Under the present administration OF ''ie system,
deposit, 500 900 in mortgages anc stocks, and
draw Sl0O, 600 IN bills OF the Comptroller. dis
count $lOO,s good notes, and then canno. redeem
he bills, and iai!. The Comptroller sells the Sc
cur,ies he has for $4,000, .edeems the bill. a,
half price, and the Bank Association pockets the
1vails Of the bills, which good notes for $780,
600; and if they please, buy the original securities
for $4,000, and thus pocket SO, 600 BY the sp-
Grafton.
Don't YOU see ,hat it is nn.~, as the law il at
present construed and administered. tie interest OF
every Free Bank TO fail and ;ha, the ayails Of
Tie Bank should be secured for the payment OF
The bills? .... Z. - &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
.Y- ORDER Of Hon. Frederick 2. Ste

4 =yens JuGgeo the Erie County Courts Cnunse!orGf
E, Supreme Court Notice hereby giysli that atiacl
lent has issued agas; the estate OF Ira Johnson non-c"
dent r,or, and ta t!F sare MI! be sold for the }"ilrI
al M, debt. unless he appear ant discharge uc altaci
ne nj, according Ia law within ZINE months cn! die first
publication ths notice: and that ,h- payueHt o il
ett aui the delivery o any property heiongn2 10 >nsh
debtor to him OF To h use and te transfer ot-u property
bv him for ay purpose whatever, are orhddenbr law iI
are VOID, Dated the 2l-t,!ay o December, 1871.
SETH r.. SILL,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
~F'sit- IVl
On FEIp,Y EVENING. Feb, !, a, half pas, 1 o'socl

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New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
DYERN. BURNIINSI.
y lavQm Attorney Tor Attachin, Creditor
pY-ORDER-ot- Thomas !. Oakley

ORDER,of Thomas=.J. Oakley,
one OF the Justices of the Superior Court otf. City
New ork. notice Hereby gwen ur>uam; 10 the sfov!-
son OF ,h ,tarnte attor-u attachments against non-rc-
tate rt WianB. Stanley, resident OF the Stateol South
Carolina and ,la, the m he sold tor the payment ol
hi, el ure>: ne appear md dschar" such attachment
according law within nine montsto the !rst pub'r7-
OF tbs notice. and that the payment OF aty debts due
biEl byrt>ien;s tins STATE, an. the delivery % nm ag
for his l.c Of anv properly within this State belonging 10
HIM and the transfer OF any such property by him ar tof-
hidden by law, and v0i DaIed 9tll dayo September
1871. WM. :. SEARS,
o2j lawHm Attorney tor attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

% Col. ]. L. LEWIS has been elected Mayor
of Columbus, Geo, second trial, BY 80 ma
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
pY ORDER of Grove Lawrence, Esq.


1B supreme Court Commissioner residing >fzr7-
cls N the County CT ono1daa. Notice * he-eiT given
pursuant 10 Jii- statute authorizing tic
estate OF asconOn. concealed and nonresident dehtors
that an ttachneat has !,-eS Sue by ls>ai Commissioned
ainsi tha t.stlts at Pac Gfe,9i Fa..rS, lie >3
co.hy, ft-cnndln debtor ant hat les1ye v III J,
Kid lar payInsnt OF ilis debts ,,le>s ,i, Raul saetz
return an& d>chdreef fle >aid attachment within lree
months raIn he frSi p1hca;'euol ;ls sece, a5l hat The
PaynIenfoianv debt and tl. delivery otauy EropsrtIl
llt said debtor tI> ami tie transfer pro-
}e1yzl,i, Im purpose Whafer+r iarJ.!Gn b.
a'H afi Dated, tb ,iav o Nor"ih j. II.
VICTORY BlitDSEiE.
m iaw5in ,f:oraey for attaching Creditors.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

ALBANY, CATSElLL- ASD Goshen RAILROAD =
We understand that the survey of the proposed
route of Railroad from thi. city to nter.ect the
New-York and Erie Reiirsad ut Goshen is 80 nearly
completed that the engineers engaged in that ser.
vice were expected here last evening.
We have been favored "'ith the results OF the
survey by Mr.. James Seymour, Chief Engnecr, a
gentleman OF intelligence aud practical knowledge,
by whetn, aided by MIR. NoHou, his principal assist
ant it has been made.
The length Of the line from Goshen to Albany is
81 miles but it is believed the distance may be r..
duced several miles, in case of Il location. The
country through which the line passes presents the
common facilies for the easy and rapid construction
ofa good, permanent ard cheap road. The surface
with a few exceptions, i, regular and uniform
throughout the entire line; the grade ran.irg
from a level 10 20 feet per mile, with TIC ex-
cepion OF a icw short stations, where the maxi
mum grade is about 40 feet per mile, and which,
it is thought, may be reduced TO 2j or 80 feet.
Mr.. Seymour estimates the cost of the con,truc
ton of the road, with heavy rna sail adapted TO
rapid travelling, at 81 800 coo; AID that i, may be
completed Within lS months from tho commence
mcnt of the work
his survey has been n,adclt 'i,c expense Of the
inhabitants residing on the roulc-or i, may he said
at the expense of the engineers cngnsed in it, seine
OF whom have been yet puid nothing for their
time and labor In matter which may be sup
posed to interest our citizens, and winch may lead
TO results highly advantageous to tic city, they will
not hesitate it is believed, TO contribute their pro.
portion OF the expense Of the survey.
Albany Argus 25tli@