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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Psb.ie Notie

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Pgblc Notice : here
- ~ W.. .N |." III.I Nf N.lN n
pants ~ at houses snt lots improved or uninproyec
lands Affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed BY the and lodged m
the street Comm ssluner's Ocr foI examination b. al
Persons interested viz For raising resrados md rcnsv-
inS Marenare, and having the curb and gutter stones
st in acc0rtsnce with the amended grade and that
much south and Fulf-st be raised sui repaired
b. necessary c1uiOrm ID the same that fhe
lateral AMI clyerts and receiving basins be built
>outhst and Front st. from The MAIDEN lane
OF Flefchersf. The limits embraced by such -
include al te several houses and lots ground
lots snf pieces of and. situate both sides OF
Maden-isne between The kasi River and Pearl - ,.o
the westerly sile uf >ogfhst. between Pine snt
Fletcher also both sides of trnnfsf between Pine
ard Fletcher also, both sides of Na'crst between
Pine aud Fletcher and the etsiefy side of Pctrst
affected BY the abcveusued assessments. and Who
opposed % the either oi tfc rcfuesie-
present their objections, writing to tue uuder ef,
the Street Commissioners ofce within thirty days
from the dlfe Of this notice. MARTIN =. THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner aud Chairman Of the Assessors
Street Commissioner Oice. SEPT II. 1877. - iot
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Web.f~r Jos W Williams. Cspt Nhifiock A
Wearing. Moves Rich'G W GOD 1 apthen "
W4iI. Too. iWtlcoK c yprisn ? Woodmsn William
Wren. EtmunA With ans. Benz Woodbridge & 4
Wet farr ~ fsrrl4 r. fI.rlnh "a ben M
Wesfiand. Joel c Williams. Geo u Wolfe. Michael
Wevmas. Ahner N'WIs VIM h Woods. Thomas
West. W NickJ Woods >a.nur.
Written HorsfioH Whitnes March,. : Wood Rev Chas "
Wilson. Monroe J Wiuslr. Charles iWnIey. >e-y
WIlhsR Daniel WhiteTS W0orif HenrY.W
Wight, h Allen Whiting Ts7i0r| " oodrur. Geo
Willard Fnos Waiting Slnuel IWori-n.J y
Wilson. Frederick Nin-rt John Work Joseph
Wi-gins. JOSIAH NNiuferco-f 4 Nv vu.hs. James
Wilson. 4 Winston. Irscy - " yuian, Joseph
Wilson. Isaac % Nhfm0re. T II wynn. William
Lerreiine iNhfcnnlb iona ON gman. John {
Williams. Capt White. stephen Young. Jno...1
Gurden W.nchesfsr DR. ] ? Young. William
NiIamsJ rr' me Z y .lsor Geo " Young Waits l.
wilkins Rev g. KIMhS -lur.f " 4 Yates William
Williams. Richard " hfman. Era Jun Young Daniel
Williams Robert CIWlffer. } T Young Capt / :
Willis. Jn0 Nhitflrf ~ YOUNG Elshi>coft
Williams Jn0 ROBERT III. MORRIS. L. VI.
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aud Chairman OF the Assessors
Street Commissloner's Office. Sept y. 1871. -
EnRpnRArIn> NnrIcE.-pnhIic n.lIcs

CORPORATION NUrICE.-Publc notice - here
u by given tO the owners, occupant occu-
pants all houses and lots improved unimpoyed lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed BIS the Assessors and lodged iu the Street
Commits Oners Office for examination by all persons in
teresed VIZ; For building m Eighteenth st. be
tween snth- avenue aud Hudson River The limits
br-ced BY such include all the several houses
and lots ground, vacant lots pieces and parcels 81 land
situate on both sides o shceut It, between the Ninth
avenue aud Hudson River also the westerly side of
Sixth between Seventeenth and Nineteenth
both sides of Seventh avenue between Seventeenth
and Nineteenth also both sides OF Eghthayenue
between Seventeenth and Nineteenth also both
sides OF Ninth avenue. between Seventeenth aud Nine
tcenth also both sides Of Tenth avenue, between
Seventeenth and Nineteenth sfs All persons whose in
teresfs affected by the ab0senaned and
who opposed TO the either Of them
que-ed present their objections ia writing 10 the
dersigned, the Street Commissioners Office, within
thirty day, tron, the date OF this notice
q
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1917 WILLIAM srIMPSON,
81 law3w GEORGE TlBBlTS Jr trustees

NOTftE.-Ah persons who are. or claim 10 be cIedi
Ntors OF the late firm OF Hayes Robbins the CITY
Of New YORK, jewelers. required present their
nands against said rm land prove the required
the ohce OF Jordan. CLARK CorniDg tounseors At Law
NO - Broadway m said city before the hst day
Of November next Claims presented will not en-
titled 20 dividend which may b. dee Jared b. the sub
senDer ~ assignee OF said Hayes kobbins-Dated New
fofs, September Is, 1911. HECTOR NOR son,
81 JW- A..sn
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DUBLJC NOTICE i,

III BEtt NOIItE - hereby gwen that the follow
u ns resolutions have been presented In the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen VIZ To inquige into the erpedency
Of amending the Grade Of Ninth avenue between F0ueth
and F0uysxth sts and the several interscctns
said 0et~se1 said streets That te vacant lots on
the southwest corner Of Lexingonayenoe and Twenty
s-cond-st. be nc0sed from the with suitable
fence. All persons interested in the above propositions
having objections % the requested 70 present
them writing % the UNDERLINED his Office on or be-
fore the fth day OF October next
NJ Z THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
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Street Commissioner, and Chairman Of the Assessors
Slraef CnmInl .sInnera Nfice. SAINT -. lnll -
pUBLIC NOTICE I.heIeby 40. thai Ihe loI9wlHs

DTBIIt NOTICE q hereby gIVen, mat Inc I0HuWlnt
petitions have been presented n the Board Of ASSISTANT
Aldermen VIZ. 10 have sewer constructed In Pearlst
between Maiden lane and Wslist To have sewer con-
stucted Cedarst between the eastery side OF Broad
and the present said street, near Trinity
place to have the being constructed 10 kef-
cntist. extended TO Frstavenue 20 have sewer con
struced n Seventeentns between siNthsyenue aud the
Hudson River. have constructed Ia thirty
hird-st between Sixth and Eighth avenues % have
constructed Ia ight,y from Forty second 81
Fity-hrst-s and IN torty-hfihst from Fishthasenu
% the thence through the Ninth avenue 20
tOrfysecond q thence through Forty secondst % Tenth
avenue also. have constructed in Forty fourth
between Eighth and Ninth avenues; and also have
bridge laid in Seventh between Iwenyhrst
and Forty second All persons interested IN the above
proposition having objections 10 the desired
present them Whiting 10 the undersgn 40 his Office
Hall OF Records before the sth day Of Ocober
inst MARTIN r. THOMPSON, Street COmmis-lOner
(pmu Ifs-iu 40 fir2. Sen ~
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DIBLII SALE of v,Inahle lesI 800 - pie,,..,rl

DtBLit SALE OF valuable real estate A PiermOnt.
! hocsend County n Y.-The heirsof the late PErER
tau Imam, deceased, will sell public auction on
"Wednesday the uth Of October next at u O'Clock NJ
on the premises, forty Of mountain sDd ea
land m ots rom one 10 onrieen acres described IN
nlenuy and beautifully located within halt mile OF ths
" York and Erie RAJ road Pier and 10 cornmonI .non
a. Taulman's Point and Mountain
Also, az the time and place large lots Of salt
meadow, adI0ining the shove nti0ned land
For terms viewing tho property, Map &c apply 20 The
sIl.4 iiera AZ
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Ace-Inder year, IS to p a; 10 5, 81 70 10 10
iVto 20, ~ - 20 20 %; - 20 90 81 40 10 80 p; 30 % co.
~ 70 20 9; 10 to 90 20 70 20, p unknown, Total,
Places OF NsTurY.-Unted states, l82 Ireland, 60 :;
England q Wales. Germany, p France, 3; Prgssia
l.; unknown Total, POI.
FROM the Aims House Blackwers Island T. AlnlsTIouse
BELLEVUE, Hospital, Bellevue if Psnitentsry Hospit
al BackwelPs Island l; LHnstic Asylum. Black webs
Island Bioofoingdse Hospital. bloornin gdale Asy-
ium for Insane Wards Island, 81 City Hospita 4;
City Prison Nursery Hospital lB lackwes Island TO-
C0lofed Home, ColOTed Persons, lj
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector
Cry ISsfEcroz's OSVcE. Sept a. 1871
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iLONG ISLAND RAiLROAl
LEGAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE u hereby gwen, pursuant a. tho provision,
Vol the statute authorizing attachments against absconi
ing, concealed and resident debtors that the under
signed have been appointed trustees Of The estate ~
FRANCIS DfNNlSON and WILLIAM 4. DtNNl-oN.
both resident debtors and all persons indebted 10 10
said Francis Denuison and William & Dennlson te hereby
required render the undersigned, BY the hsf day "a
November next at the office Of Geo. Tibbits Jr No n
First the City Of Troy, account OF All debts and
money by them respectively and Paw the
same All persons having In their possession properly
or effects Of the said Francis Dennison and William 4
Dennison also hereby required deliver the same 20
the undersigned by The day above appointed And all tho
creditors OF the said Francis Dennison and " lillian
Deunson hereby required 20 deliver their respective
,ognts 10 The undersigned Al the office Aforesaid on or
before :!e frst day Of November neNLDated sept lo
1877. WILLIAM SIMPSON,
III iawjw GEORGE TIRRITS Ir iihtfcrt
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IL bart Iisnrieita, from HagaRo-Capt w Tompsins
u sAi Mr. English and O'Brien.
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ROMAN EYE RAIsin.

]
SSS& { ut OF, and, for the book ofsn0s edge fs.s
A~6 Presented with al universal biah< - haier
Diseases OF The eve are unqas.i spssJ
among the most terrible Affections 10 which Doitss "a
ms ftnsiory world are liable Thos, whose eyes h's
been injured BY close application study By TOO b1sa
attention " minute objects will obtain immediate fe6
~ The use of this Bass In Of partial 10" Of Hss
from inflammation Elm or advanced age u 10 eqsaAi
beneficial Many cases OF tota bindns- thai he'd ssse
Tor years have been completely cured By H. In his esss
seeing = Believing and persons suffering 10 bse nsa
neF should remember that delay Ia diseases Of ne ete
always dangerous The follow iug certificate Of rs Eins'
VIII b. read with interest By al thus afflicted IA,
NEw-iOEE, sept A. isu
ME. HsSsY Jonssox ,ar S,g IL j. with pleasure ias
am able 20 unite my testimony with o;hsrs 10 ~
tyiss 70 the value q your Roman Eye Bssam ys ~
e4scJ eyes aud cye..ds have been troubief with -
severe attack o. innarned eyehds called b. ny physe
Egyptian ophthalms. from which have been ssnsn-.
i9f sbout y years, earng which time have DseA JET
have been blsered capped and lesched-haye sscd a.
&c applications and every other approved mode Of us
ney soinnAnc and The end Of the whole natter - -,
nearly A. great Sufferer when they commences -
treatment at iass used your Eye basan, sad "a.
enect Al once soothas healing, reducing the innH-,
ton, &c Ny eyelashes, who had been furclby fsc
BY pair Of t~eezers twenty years before. Commence
grow and now are nearly al restored. AID ne ess
almost complete. II has done Tor what the bet
cal skill could not eject, and recommend sii '.1
from affections o this nature - H. II any fcfs,
call upon a. my store, a John-sti ~ii. $3.50
many additional particulars which the limits o.
VIII not permit Yours, very truly, WIN !. a1ec.l
way, cor ChsmberssI Sold also 81 100 faiios rsSss
Eat broadway . .a@I.,4
n a. n. la. 1:iss..s. % issIsssss.DSss
kz6rSlH@ offered for sse, - 81 WI II q
WssIoons $50 ohs'aa~'' 9 ''"
The attention OF housekespers and others sss.l
vheb drew ths orsmiu1 AZ the lsfs fair Of ts Are
instltats. Old beds teeossiec eos ""e's'@'
sl0 In
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Weekly Report Of Deaths

Ia tie Guy ard CoaHiy Of NO Yell from tie lsA dsy q
septensssr TO ne ia day Of Ssytepb>r 1917
Men, 67-Women 58-Boy. e. Girls g. Total 2sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

Nassau-st-Notice u hereby rveu tie reafiyes
and next Of am Of JOHN SMALL, late seaman on board
snip Columbia RON Liverpool deceased aud Who il al
legged o. have died ntesas that the effects VI the said
testsc, 10 TIE hands of tie public administrator will be
administered and disposed 0f BY him according law
unless the b. claimed By lawful executor or
srator " the deceased By the 18th day Of October
ne1t-Dafed New-f0rk, september ~, 1871
sl8 2awfw JAMES :. THAYER, Public Administrator
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CONNEYANCES.
n-sys , OPPOsITION NIGHT


-rpys Opposition NIGHT LINE TO
-. Albany and rroy-tafe reduced % d.
s->-r> Nberfhs exfra-fhe new steamer SANTA
CLA = Capt ONerhag, Tor the remainder II the season
will leave the pier between Dey aud Cortland sis every
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday evening, al o'c.gct
The Santa Claus l. filed with statcroous and Kept
nice order She viii pass the oyersaugh Time q
tide For father information spply on board, llS West
s. s02u
~ sFTknr0ON LINZ, DAILY, lor
r 4 New sureh and Fishkil landing ~ Van
CorlAuds (feesskllD Nesi Point Cold
Spring and Cornwall TIE steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Sain Johnson Will leave he pier foot ~ Nafrens
Tor he above places zernoon suudsys escrpteo1
commencing April 10, 81 o'clock. Returning WI leave
NewbuTgh syery uOfnng all oclocs ~ n AT baggeko
add eht OF every description. bank bills 90 rpecir pa
board ~ his boat mast be- Al ie risk ~ the here
II un.es. en.sed se hoos Of he boat c-ip,~d FOR
~U~s~ >OPPOSITION PASSAGE OFFICE
NJ, ~--1Sio Albany, Utica, - 81 Syracuse, ..
-Oswego -, Rochester -. Buffalo. .,
Cleveland, - Detroit, =; Milwaukee, ~ -; Chicago.
Whitehall =. Montreal, 81 Piusburs 81 -.
Once 100 Barcl,y-st
Any security required will be given tor the fuhmeno Of
all contracts made with thus company
si6 i'm NJ. L. RAY, Agent-New York 1871
r.. -ss.ssez-.-1L LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
will follows, except
sunday FoR PASSENGERS.
Leave BROOK yn............ at y N Tor Gfeenport
Leave Brook Su...........- = VI Tor rnmiafdte
Leave s'oos,g.... ~ s i R1aas'o
Leave Fnrminsd ale ..... L. 10 \ VI fir BROOKLYN
Leave Greenport........... % A NJ tor Brooklyn.
tEFIGHrs.
Leave Brook nc \. VI Tor bfeenPoft
Leave Grecuport .......... 8 4 NJ " Bgooslyn
From this date the fare will be- Increased O. = per
mehe fare not % exceed - fOr place the road
- I'm DAVID :. IVES, Superintendent
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub

4 'OKPORATION NOTIt B. Fublc notiee = here
y bY On The o naf o pants of
a. houses and ot improved unimprosed lands Affected
thcrehY the fcovl assessments have been peted
By the Assessors and lodged n the SceiC
Ofc- examination hy 81 persons interested viz For
building Fxcutysix street between Lex nstou
snd Fourth avenues The limits embraced By such
meus include All the several houses AMI Jts OF gcund,
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of lard situate both OF
sides OF ysixh-steet between Lexington and Fourth
avenues As1, for building sewer IN Whfe-sfreet be-
tween Chapel and Church streets The limits embraced
hy such assessments include al the several houses and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces ard parcels of land situate
both sides Of Whte-reef. between CHAPEL and Church
streets Also. Tor hgildns sewer pa Wefersfeet, be-
tween Fetcherstreet and Burins-.ip. The limits EN-
hraced hy such include all the several houses
aua ls OF ground vacant lots pieces snd parcels OF land
situate on both sides % Naers'reet between Fletcher
ard BuEng slip An persons whose interests are
Affected by the aboyenamcd assessments. and who are OPP
posed 10 the either u them. requested 20
present their objections, IN writing o. the undersigned AZ
the Street COMMISSIONER Office, within thirty DAYS frCm
the date Of this notice. MARTIN ?. THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner. and Chairman Of the Assessors.
sL-..- Ll-l--.- SEM - L-L- -
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The attention OF housekespers and Others hs,,sl
called 70 Wellss Patent night snd lst scis~ ssfcsx
Institute Old bsds reeoysist Cots wholesale s1' w.
clio In.
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CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NoTlCL.-fubhc notice y
y hereby the owners, occupant OF oc
cupants of al houses and lots improved uuim-
proved lands affected thereby that the following as
have been completed BY the Assessors sud are
od -cd the ice for examination
hy all persons interested, VIZ For tagging space four
wide through the sidewalks OF Fifth syeuue between
Seventeenth and T~enyfrst sta also space four
wide through this sidewalks Of Third between Avenues
\ aud a-o space four feet wide thr0u Oh the sidewalks
II Ninflst between Fr-t-avenue and Avenue A. The linn
embraced by such assessments include all the several
houses and of ground lots pieces and parcels
of land situated both sides Of Fith-ayenue, between
Nineteenth and Twenty sts and on the westerly
side 81 said street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
also on both sides Of rhirds between Avenues and
r. both sides of Nntst between First and
Avenue A. All persons whose Interests affected by the
and who opposed - the same,
either OF them requested 10 present their objections
writing. % the undersigned stthe Street Commissioners
Office within thirty DAYS from the date OF this not ice
MARTIN T. THOMPSON Street Commissioner,
aud Chairman OF the Assessors
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PETER II. TAULMAa, -.
CHAS TAULMAN, HAsenioia
Sent IA l817 fn.fJu4

ny ORDER OF DAVID N. Chaplin, Esquire, supreme
~ Court Commissioner Notice Il hereby gwen hat %
sliachu eat has been Issued against the ssa, Of william
Blake laie OF Norfolk r. Lawrence County az a copfes
den debtor, and thai the will be sold fOr the mcs
Of bis debts unless he app~sr. within nine ffOn 1s
hfst publication hereof and discharges such ascbmentsc
cordog 10 law and hat the payment Of any debts due
hun from residents this STATE and the delivery him %
or his use Of any properly belong him. and he lsns
fer II such property forbidden ~ AMI are void
March 9TH, 1917. JAMES Il BROWN. Attorneys
mLl ia~9m Tor Attaching Cfadltnr
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the sgrrogslc u he
County Of New YORK. notice is hereby given 10 al per-
sons having claims Ak siSss THOMAS MARTIN late Oibs
Cay OF New TOrk deceased, 10 the with hs
vouchers thereof 10 The Subscriber Al his residence No ~
Adsnsstrro In n. Cy Of Brooklyn on Or before IN
DAY VI Feouary nexL Dated New Y0rh ibe "a day u
August, 1871 JOHN 81 PERRY, Executor
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III H>TN NtE Of an 0IdcT u the sufT0tsie u 100
County Of Se~fOr notice hereby given 20 al pei
sons having claims against BARBARA HAULIhDlck,
late Of the City u New York widow deceased pfesnt
We same with tie vouchers thereof % the subscriber
hr store, No % trauknsrcet, ia the City Of Newton,
On o. before The 9Th day Of February Dated Nss
York the 9th day Of August. 1911
- lau0m~ IDFL Is PIHDY Fxecutof
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THE ssortr

"a II reads, beds mattresses and ies,' "a a'sDy
k&zzET2xE< offered for sale - III. VIII a., a
WI.Iooms, $50 ohs'Aa@'' : ''" :
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~ PURSUANCE Ut order from tha Surrogate u
the County Of kinys notice IL heeeby given 70 Al ~
cf-diiob " JOHN BENJAMIN, lsI- q NE Cly 81
BfooEyc, 10 SAID County, decessed, b. present her
res 1ectiye accounts with the proper vouchers thereof
No 81 Maidea-lsDe In he City Of Hsw.YOfk - ofbv
fore he 18.h II January, ISf8Dz,ed NeHYo JUS q,
1911. fkEDERICk A BENJAMIN
iy7 isw6m Afmialstnaof
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A 'OhfOhaIiON fs.--i AnNN NltiN' =
Y hereby 10 the owners. occupant on &C
cupants 81 all houses and ofs, improved unmproyfd
lands affected thereby, thai the following assessments
have been completed By the Assesosand are lodged the
Street Commissioners Ohce for examination by All per
sons interested VIZ -For building sewer In Secondst
between Avenues and C. The limits embraced by such
include All the several houses and lots OF
ground vacant lots. pieces and parcels OF lana snate on
b1th sides Second between the B0wery aud Avenue
also the castery side Of the Bowery between frst
and Third streets also on both sides ~ Second avenue
avenue between First and Third SIS sso the westerly
side ~ Avenue A. between FIRST and Third So and on the
essferv side cf AYenue A. between Houston and Third
sts. also on both sides Of Avenue B. between Houston
and Third and the westerly side Of Avenue {, be-
tween Houston and Third All persons whose inter-
affected by the aboycnaned Assessments. and who
are opposed the same either ~ them, ard requested
% present ther objections writing, o. the undersigned,
az the Street Comm sioners oce, within thirty days
from the date of this notice MARTIN F.. THOMPSON
Street Commissioner. and Chairman Of the Assessors
Street Comm s,iouer's Ofice. Sept. p 1871 IS
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ITO be publ shed in the Baltimore Patriot snd NcN
York Tribune three times week tl d-y OF sac and send
accounts % the oiice oi The Chronicle and Ga Dorun
ION Portsmouth,. Va SD 3fAwfNi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

.Uford. Dixon ID
u udrruaga. Maer
.Underhill. Isaac
ID ppzm. I 81
Il ldameuc, En-
lnque Don
I ttinger. Michel
1 rfnu j HfMa.ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

JOHN x. HoPPEL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-22
RreaRstufiS in England.

The attention of all classes in Great Britain is
earnestly directed to ascertain the quantity of
bread stntis remaining unconsumed, how much
must be supplied from abroad and from what pa-
the supplies may be obtained. The subj ect is
acitated III Parliament, and throu ghout the coun-
try and many urge the necessity OF law to pre-
vent further expectation. Purchasers from the
continent had bought freely, and the supplies of
wheat and flour had been reduced very much by
their operations. The Earl of Hardwick express
sed the opinion in the House of Lords the II tn
of May, that there not food enough in the
country to sustain the population until the next
harvest. He asked of ministers Information on
the subject, and presented a statement of the re-
suits, of certain enquiries as to the quantities OF
grain remaining in parts of Scotland, England
and " ales which is as follows.
ain Perthshire it was l-I0th in Fifesliire Sd
in Stlrngshire 9th. in I.anarkstire 18th, in
East Lothian about 18th, in Roxbur gshire / 9th,
IN Wigtonshire almost none, in Berwickshre We
~ small. In Eng land, If he took the county of
Northumberland ii was said that there was l 18th ::
Kirby Thore, in WestmoreIand. l Sd j; by Mr..
Robinson, OF Brough, l-7th; in York shire. by
Mr. H. Briggs, of W akefied 9th: and in Rich
mond by Mr.. Turner, 10th. In short, there
We're a number of English counties in which
there more than oHe-fM, and only in one
case was the supply supposed to be one-thard. In
" aes the statement was infinitely more serious
In Swansea the stock almost exhausted in
Cardiff il more than one fifth; and in an
other place it said that there was mere tri-
he left
He was alarmed at the state Of things, and
thought that only a small additional supply could
be looked for from abroad. The quantity in Po-
land, on the shores of the Baltic. the Mediterra-
mean. the Black sea, or at Odessa, was small, as
the stock had been purchased by France. His
only hope was in America and he feared but
small quantity remained there.
The Marquis OF Lansdowne. was very cautious,
in his reply, not to say anything TO alarm the
country. He gave opinion OF the stock
hand, bnt he said enormous quantities had been
imported, and mportations still continued suffi-
Gle Mt to answer the demand In January, G6l,-
600 quarters had come in; in February. So 900;
in March. e29 900; in April, .o63, 900 At the
same ratio the supply for the year would reach
1000, 900 quarters: He thought the supply fsom