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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14
NORTH AnrER1cnn

1e.i5.-. PikNufDR Ri MANUFACTt RING
,rs.vsszit q sCotfANl. ~ MslKfE-sr tow doors
~ III X feasi q Afua-u ay. fl.- Company are low
j Il = 1nsl4us On assortment " PlAAoFORf
with ife r0l mhe and other Improvement, which l1f
deicacy o touch g-ay N prt. ADD darey Inferior
~ none, and warranted f0 s'ird l lny climate.
From Their long sld eNirrsre experience iudiNtsl.y
prsctcal worsu.r ODE .a.e nall ticiorles s
ciy aIt here n Tie various branches connected with
the business hes feel coanieni % giving general ssic
ard from Dee Advantages OF heir mluls tuu
t1ey rra rf OBJ sell % reasonable terms
The nuhDC and u.e Profession gcrrrs lg reEc-rtl
Invited o call ard examine previous purchasing
wh-ou o. fialoiore- taken 10 escaark e-asu Piano
for-s iured slf repaired
"a ~ In. JAMES CANNON. Nsnl--f.
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GOopRICH'S PICTORIAL

GOcpRICB'S PICTORIAL
SCHOOL, HfsTORiEs-PictlnalH History cfthe United
- siete.; do do Of England DO Do Of France DO do
Of Greece; do do ~ Rome, just ready -
The shove series of Sch pol stories, formerly published
Nv Messrs ,orn Ball Of Phlaieph@, and extensively
Introduced, are Owned by the undersz nei. Orders
from schools sud the ir.de especially soncliei
Also met pub shed eduOns Of Tcrbners Engineers
and Mechsncf Companion; DO do Table Book Pinnoy .
Pr.cuea French Grammar, &C.
dl3if HUNTINGTON a SAVAGE, 30 Pesrl-si.
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STOCK NOTICES. Me.

OFFICE oF TIE DELAWARE HuDsoS CAN,L CO.
New.York, Dec. 4. 1913.
THE BOARD Of MANAGERS OF Ibis Company
4 have declared a semi annual dividend OF Eight per
cent ou of profits of the Company payable on and
aher Wednesdsy the ljlh inst
The transfer b0Oss now closed, snd VIII remain
closed until the morning ~ the ifih instant
Byordrr ofthe Board.
d. Ian ISAAC n SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

tfOIlGE hereby gwen. Ufl tie uriHfsrI If bee i n
pointed rue TEfs flr usiisf nd ihH Ifis HHFli 49,
estate 81 HORACE GRAY AMI NAIHANthL fiANth, sf
tehfOs and that a IersHs iltst YsI tfh'Is Nr
bg iay oi De- sllhs 1888 sf Gle o oi o. Ola fat
laid Trustees Whitehall. 20 render sfouat ~ All iel 80
money owing b. them rspff@ o. s10h Trustee. "a a
And also all persons having ilsu posfess0n ~ ~
OF such debtor. required 10 deliver e same o DC go ~
hy me sad phi iay 4i December rs AS t.so ali fsttr
debtors required 90 deliver er respective accounts a. -
The said Trustee oiten by ths t isJ o janaa1 =
n Uuls. j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

GAhIie.-A friend who is Just beginning 20
practice on solosas ss0sase. preparatory 10 visiting
Europe, ssys the nsvor Of the garlic eth bo,hers him
At.e, and has also inspired him with the following
couple,
You nav eat you may dans ycu nav smoke a. w., will
TIE scent cf the garlic VIII hang round yoa sIi
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CYRUS HOARDMAN fnsl
n.f4 AIFRFD A JOHNSON

AoIll D. in pursuance u an orief 0 AntrrN h''sf'i
Surrogate nf te County ni KING uofHf h.faHI lHs
persons having CLAIMS afsins WILLIAM JOHNSON fSa
~ of HronkJ fees-i o present The sl n- ~ =
thereof 90 ile slbs,r 80 ne sors fi Msr-r hlfeu w.
fr1nf street, tie cts NJ Nee York of hfr r. =
fsy oi Apnl, 1852 q. f0ter ~. 1873
DAVID Johnson, lAdu.ui'''.iaI.s =
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Orr,r. o. rs pst ~ HrD New Yofs Nov ls
NOTICE H. HEREBY GiNES, that he Board
Nof Managers have directed an i0stslmeni Of Twenty
Dollars share 90 he Scrip Stock of his Company
ID be- paid TO the Treasurer, a. the Companys Office, 81
Wa-st Wednesday the ssh day Of December next FOR
The purpose Of meeting the expenses Of enlargement u
their Csral
The present scrp certificates must be surrendered At me
time OF pavnsrt when now ones viii be- ssued. BY order
u The goald. lna 6wl ISAAC y. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
NfEW-YOKK AND ERIE RAILROAD cow
MANY Tn. serialua interest a. the rate N six per
cent per anuun on ihe stock " .ls New ORR ard
Ene Railroad Company Will - paid % the office IS Wsist
on aud ser fret day Of January next The transfer
books wi BE- closed from hs lih day Of December 10 the
frst day ~ January. NATHANIEL MARSH Sect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

o. FOR $ALE-The new story anf auto HOUSES
rs. grI n FIfeen,h-st between Union place and
~ Finh avenue They each - by 9, feet, 60 tanning
dnine-roonis IN addition 10 tho palors on ne pfhcp1
f,rs sgn.r-s bsihroars wgir-l0sefs. ami ADD me mod
eu scrommod atoms The lots 1913 feet f-ep vim
garden n They will be sold on reasonable ard ac
,,,, .iiug terms The premises be- hour
bv rsIliny M No M J q. PEARSON,
ma fpi,ois t 81 Merchants Exchange, Wnil-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

- -s.t FlaNuEoMrE MANIEAgTg-
$3.50 sf ~ sl-.ln-si ols, siis lro-iwty. -l
R - N euare.y nev arlcis, Harrar.si superior In
- etone, and ~ keep Ga llre mach luleer l-l
~ now ga ufs made with peculiar harp frs-ne ofvstr.
rs collection 90 rltaIc 'f-ss wnllr qua Sis VII .t
giyu h each iusr1nar- a-1 waer auy doubt 3D. .ef
goAS "a expressed BE- payner. may IL 'eae1 l s--t
f1rl.r sr@ removed BEhNsT7 & koGEhf
io.tH l1. Fllll-st aa1i hca Efpaiuey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

~ Nsnter Jure.-lusaa4s WI no every coz .'f.
erce for Va inter treatment a. Dr. TRAILS comnlp1'i-s
-hmsH % LsIghi--t BaldnR-rooms win warm c"o
shop.er duucbe Sc baths esch noOr Outdoor pf.clce
amended 3D. Con4uf.urns = 10 mos
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rrFNCu C.rCFI- or lIRcuANI-

- FRENCH CARCEL or NECHANI-l
~ CAL LAMPS b NAtA!s. from Pars, Na'e
II z foreman 10 Discon) d.. f0lrh-sVenue. former
I<z{,ly 90 Bow-ry announces io The public, are spe
cs persons residing Town ihat he las usi opened
4 Store where variety ~ the above Lanrs always Pc
found together with choice asJrue1 of French aiches
Clocks uid Jewe'ry. j n M being practical weic1-
maker will fepsir of the shove les which may br
trusted bis Any sind " Lamps can be- altered INTO
mechanical whenever there space 10 them % place h-
me .f fulsui
B-Alwsys on hand every description ofLamp-lx.
ares Globes Chimney plain and ornam-nied shades, &C
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Passengers Arrived.
nrAhlNE IouhnAL

Alcss. oi Bath. Ne.
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- EnR .AIE OK EX,HANGE-l6o acre. Of

TIP and In Clinton County Michigan Bingham township,
& acres enclosed and sowed with wheat Crop reserved.
Also 100 building In different parts of the Cities of
Nensrk and Orange n j. with Inducements to those who
Sgi,b M build Inquire Of THEO. MEAD.
d82s AZ WaIlst Basement Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

81, FOR sALE. on reasonable terms. house and
"a iof in New Bmnswick, n THE house u near
tx new with fuil garden and other cOnvrnences
oerson gagged no business IN NewYOrk wishing 10 To-
cee IN he country viii bed New. hmnswck one OF the
most healthy towns near hs city ia sidlnon 10 sieanh
bo.f are ak departures Ia snd fom thu ely daily by
railroad through IN q! hours Communication tickets are e.
se8 which with he Interest purrhase. VII reduce ne
rauf m tIa u good reHtsnce ~ Mex YORK
LnnuLra on ms Im-L MuNrINGTON 90. u Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

l,f ORDER ci far Roo ftan.t. D. Otk.sI. 'ifi 49,. a
Is,ulfru- Coat of lhe 1fy ri ~ foft lat-r = 80
pnfslsnt ~ he proFsln8 ri ne sfNlfe altlsfit !.
against tl-co1tl, @sei af f~iHiclt 81
tsan-I Iss sslsf s.frtf no esists ri LYMAN ~
rsselt oi tds state. sHi tti the OIL h. -01 .f
oi la fr1ts 1ness BE- appear I'D fsfirss sall s
to .4N. Inn m0ltfs Ifou tlr frs tafafp -
sri nat De fsyuslt en- fe1< DE - han ~ ','. -
STATE. an1 ~ delivery 10 BON W b. afe n 49, u
uf s'1fs ceflus hu. 80 ne tfsl.i-f p. ~ 80 II vsi
iortaiisa b. ~ s1d sod Dsfff ts ~
49, fllu lsEranI 3 sAkAtf Any ~ Ai-,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

IOURr OF STErIAL SESSlONs,-MATh HuEnts WIS
auqnsoaed Coz stealing quantity clre- ih
10 Idsai fi-aaf 90 coltna fsrt
90 Tie qnper, Joseph Galloway seuteu - o. DE ief
tays. Mathew NlVll found grfY
as-sulung bis Bridget Mohy snt s~nt~uce1 o. rbs
fhhF Tan setisnc-i 60 months 1I s
l1f Ste tf psrt the property of faHp Cote. Csiarns e
convicted ~ stealing a. n nouogsu, seaiesd n u Gave
Imprisonment ffc1, by, of 49, leti -.s
-l9 e drawer oi l.fseI fof. 81 Baf
stated mat be haf been e ty the cspf. o f
proceeded Hssf- o. th lc
ssrcaiei sen ans delisd tsi frrut Ceu'nI
--- L. - l. H. Il. ~. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

u. q 10 y \ w n y " lT""-I|'
~ 80 ufssf Offer assortment oi their -t. fnt
n n -ff N Ncsrvel rosewood and mahogany Plano
! 4Fores. nom 90 ociaye. win all ths
modern improvements. pot . lr admired
AVIS End warra ted-vbich VIII be- sod ow previous 90
sfr removal n 1H rev iari0rr corner ~ ecker ard
Chsriessfs also oue secondhand Piano. good
The building o. iet suitable Coz any mechsnicsI rur-
pose ma lll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

~ Co., PTIrOT NRTK-.-Perscts sro1i PER.
ss5ss s- crasi-g Fisrns VIII md 20 20 ,teif advfn.
49, II n lage O. cell ~ k Glenn Co.'S fialrfaci0.
y Try. le Fl'lon-fi tTe.l 81 Broedwsyi. 4
geneft sfsooi ~ Mahogany .ni G1sr'soOd Pianos
sisu;y hand which vii b. sold los gr casa approved
rsncf res.srrsspr. 'e3 on I-r,i ierrs.
ruf.7 * GLENN A. co. i-f Eulior-li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

- OltDEk ol Hon. Cht~i Dsy. Iiae ll Nsa l.fs -
- r~ta. fDfar hereby eH rHrsntni tu ls rfl ~
statute auforTinF aifafhulrlfs AGAINST aiolfns f'a
resident debtors, fsf attachment be- ssHf lg1s
Of WILLIAM BRADFORD ss f~sf~nf fe'fof 80 u
vii BIZ s0t ~ th@ psYn-f Dl b. delts fasfs De- ~
ii-oiarLs -lfI tif0lnsr tlfffffn- o ItF. WITHIN lfe w
the bret puhlaffn ol hs sni taf fhs paTa@1 a f
iue n bro 1i residents of fh state .f fhe fe.eu Pr AZ.
hs 81 s1} property srhlu th STATE 1ronErg o. ah
transfer 81 sub property b. hu, tf7 iDfllii-a m 49,
fuf Dated Nl- sIfsalil fff ol August. lffe.
JAMES s. sLUfIEK, Attorney iaf 40 hfs Lffi1..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14
- --.....,..s-.-wINTKR ARKANatnl,,

D. sLTMNER Arrrt ~ Adams Cof.srr....
OHse. i6 Ws-sl aiif A II ar Auerrsl H..
ole n cornef Roadway 8lrcsr.
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Counr on CoNnoN PLEAs-Beiore Jadge DsIy--

CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-Beiore Judge Day
Jacob Trssdv Vs. Jatn T. Heifsruf hof Art1n of tree
ps h before The value n rusli oi
DDS levied upon under execution Against Jusins D. Mef oui
hy ST. having belonged 81 hfn ~hcl va. f-frl
Nersa ar plaintiff. ~ Barber for defend
ant NJ = y Blunt. ana Nessrs hroeu a Matthews
Hrace Drsr HiHlu iayier Acton ty IN Attorney and
Counsellor s Law against tei-ata1twho .h r jay mag
and attorney NJ Isaac ti
un young rs of der cn
estate iousss. worth about s3uul Before Dol ff s
made vii giving I'll Boz property, With tie exception oia sa o.
quest NJ and N Taaf deenfnfs DO. 600. eur Due tNl SLAVES
whom he esnepaei, who travelled VIII tu fuu4e, Az
came Cts. Re died suddenly LouI.sna poi Ist.
After be- death Mr Dresser, the psnh t. case Hlo Dag posses
entered ltn negotiation VIII faHts faftrs Wis
cams from Of them beng law Of NJ
and break the val el.e 90 sci cofl
whRh part of The estate Az ~ them VS.
Isaac COUSIN sas Of deceased NJ Dreas~r noe
negotato1s he acted counsel Tor he 's
beng srefed that NJ Harrington tsr
81 ard that Nj d. sized Cor f1, 80 male charge asa @ OF
$1,000 which has been contested II appeared thst
of tae neEonus conrronse wis effected ty which M itin
received lr'n estate about 90 and te ot er
baarceIo nled tl iorcloo1.fof pin Me.rs
Dana Wood Leonard and Edsat ss0dird for defendants NJ
Horace ,. Clad ant Nc G. A kspa.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

CoURr o. GENERAL SEssioNs.-JOhn Cscey was placed
TRIAL for stealing quantity cd glass 70 the value of $40 80 pro
peJ Nj Belmont The jury found him glAy and The Coan
ruc hm 70 imprisonment he state Pnsoa Goo }esrs ad
mouths. Robert William. pleaded guilty CD charge of ltfnE
e nlht Of Nov = burg sross entered Tie rsue cd ltte H.
srotafg No 80 rfsnd street. sni stole ~aicte- and %
valued Tho Court sentencei BIN t- state Prison r
al months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

rHr The fashionable cclors for toe ladies'. TIM,
Winter. are blue and green Scarlet, crimson ans
cherry sui maintain feeble reisn with tew high col
ored beauties but the more general tone OF Broadway
Ia promenade weather is subdued and cool Feather,
arc haunting and valssr and iurs have not ye, made
thls appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

FI'O ISAAC PErERsON AND GEORGE y kAssic, y
ire hereby summoned o tuferfte o0fnl an of ifNiffN
ana EGRfIf STAIR l-f tr oi0e ql DO .lt Di ~ 81
Court 0f t@ State oi Sew IIa, u uf llI I'd fFH f.A :.
FoIr aa.wer no the tfi 0f hsF lnfsi = .
Broadway. within five seehs AFTER tNs rrfss hrfr0 eillf
Gas ni sef- the PLAINTIFF will tile feTHt a.a0s' ill
hunfrei and ly inaf alt fsfHfl hfrs feHts 90 -
thereon unfi lis ueuf rerer fei Dated Nni H. l-i.
nlU IssIa You're g.. q GAY. AunrasY fsf ftrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

~ FOR sALE-5o0 pure iolg-1ued Canary Bride
Il = measuring o. inches lnlF, urn color and lold
.>< singers. 10 superior MOckinF frfs Apply 20 it5
49, BosrarV. mean fuuth-st r-l ir'
an IAsfIIDNAEik HAr@.-iua finished ne
III most splendid afuc.e ever offered elegant French
silx has be loy price ~ So Usually sil Tor 81
Also an Hruce 81 - 81 sad s. lj-lest tsis 90 81
nlf Inn bHOWN o. q Csral-i.
eli NRN STYLE HATS for Gents AID Young
XII Gents Paris MoesAn. SIX, Beaver, Neluia Brush
and Cashmere Hats. WI Oh nsnos, medium ard broad
bnms; Velvet 10TH Glaze. sik Worstsd. M1hsIr and Fur
Caps II. MONAkQl =, HAT, Cap Ali rur
lms Wsreho4--- - bowrry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14


lHALIEORNIA.-EmEra b ihs God kesio1, .lf
I merchants r.sing ~lla tlsl country. vi %. TAI y
supply t-fnseves Niil Ch-ege ra-eni IRE h11ef j.
p1ranle economical. eli-1ts ---su- ~ me t-rL "
SD g. i = ro Affected - s--r 80 rIn-L- pacsafe
cd io b. g. inches VII krcls Il. nrrs Drpot 10. D
su-..-e ol3si'
INDIA RUBBER rENI--CALlFORNIa-
ofns suite sf making eLts o. t.u4 SUI up %
order u any ccsra1- f3ltn ny ne o. zIl lcerrI r DC o
81 pos..ni- rate. HORACE Il. DAY.
d5Ix > Cor.-rc-sL
pAG-.- pad for 8 sra' q Rags ssgging, Grass
IL Rope, G-ruy SsEEirg. &c
81 - ClRJs IS FIEl = CO s. Bse<msr-E
NNHITiN0 PAPEKs " e. klnes, iof sale A. Iae
q - CYRUS W FIELD co. II cla--s
NEWS AND Book Pnngsnz Psger q sce 10 order b
Y a. ~ CYRUS " FIELD CO % Ch1-Si
SHRAraING PAPER f0r hoases sui shlgs. iof
- ssis5y CYRUS " FIELD co II CID 81
rTI-sUE PAPER. ~his ssd eoi0fr1 FOR ssls By
4 81 ~ CYRUS ". FIELD CO. ~ Cll1-sL
HARDWARE PAPER u Al sirl. Or .s.s BY
Il CT - CYRrs ". FIELD 4 CO u CO q
DINDER'>, Bs1doox- Trsnk arc Srsw Boart- for
- sac bT CYRUS " RI Id CO il Ci1 81
COLORED PAPERS Of all s.nds for sac b.
- e ~ CYRUS W. FIELD co. II Ch1 g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14
49, EoR s\t.EInFAP-

80 FOR SALE IglFAP-A heauuW country seat
81 atTsrrv.0wu with about hilesn acres ui land o9ns
~ on he Hudson River house = feet frontSi ieet deep
t,yo stories high well stocked with apple, peat, pnnh
reach ard cherry Of The best kinds Apply on ne
premises = ~ ''"' % ~.
Tsrrytoyvn Nov =. r-o ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

no ISAAC PETERSON And GEOnDk = hAs.ltk
hereby summoned fo answer - c1npint of JANfs ~
AID WILLIAM MITCHELL. i~i BOZ fhs ofoe o uf ~.
supf-u- Court 0f fie state of Nesioft, ue CO ~ -
80 to serve pour ~ ihe ,fg NJ Nef itf
Br,siaay, alil ife er-ss alter le service hereof -t
fsy sefrI0e the plaintiffs viii tatr ffns1 1-s ~
hundred add eleven Dollars snI hF aHf tfi-' pl 20
te an lst ri Nofe1trr. l-. - Dtfef flF ~. ltN
lIlILNlN q D. GAY. All ~ fn-. 81 y hl-ltt.- ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

w WIN be- cold Oh DE 18th DAY Of December next be.
tween the hours Of u and Oci0ckP NJ n tie house
Of JacUb Fritz innkeepef Ia SOmeryHe Somerset County
NeYJsreey, ali that valuable mining tract Of land situate
In the township Of Warren said County Of Somerset con
tanning leg acres. lees, adjoining lands Of John
Edgar Randolph Durham. and others said TO contain val
liable mines copper Conditions made known he day
of saie.-Uaied, bennington Oct 10, 1913.
A B CHAMBERLAIN,
oig lawf0ds Receiver Of Neshsnic Mining Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

Df OhDERo IL Hon Freferss 2 So -rsj ~. = 49,,
bDNotc~ hereby sT-1 hat rH - flrs1i a. ~. Il -
sstst- ~ HENRY sAHMIs al THoHAs WAihlf'. =, fll
t-rf s@hi,rs AL tssf fs .sls ts fCH 30 ne ps = Il
f-tfs ll-ss th-y spp-sr tlt tI'ltfff .l.l -.
- sfla l.as mlrt.s 10 arf p-1fsisla ~ l ~ =.
that ts rsnf cf sny e-br i,s f1 tl@Iu 1i frss -
dewey feel of 90 uef 80 ol 80 r. s- ,.-
ststs b-1r.ng 20 s1i ff- utnsf@f a fat-
item are firtdl-1 - Isa 80 Foi N1felff y
rs iasfr4 CT ID NORTON. AufsaeF &C. itisi -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

- A. PRIVATE -sLE-Iht m.dcn i"'s ~
III. aud sue house and ot with under tela suu.ied 20
III gersenst near CourtsL Bfoosiyn House very CON,
sient ana m excellent order Lot - by 100 feet hsi
the purchase money may remain on hond ana MOI 'sNA"
For particulars apply tn - ,t
do tw A }. bLrEi MN NN'A'N'''' "i'" '-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-14

Ddssd with hoerd and pleasant rooms on second Or ihd
haor in b quiet family with few bosldsrs Apply ~ 81
J6v-st u'' }"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-29
WASHINGTON. Dee u. 1919

WASHINGTON, Dee ~, 1913
Trouble in the Nary Co'npiais.ts of the American
Mrmuter at RIO Janevo against Com. Stmer, &C.
Mr.. Bright, of Indiana, introduced Irto the Sc.
nate, on Thursday last, a resolution requesting tho
President to communicate the dispatches OF on
Minister at Rio JaneIro, respecting the services
and conduct Of Commodore George w. Storer.
commandment. chief Of our naval forces on the
coast OF Brazil
1t Is probable that the production of these des-
patches will result in still further action Accord
Ing to accredited report, the indgnItes cast upou
Mr.. Todd, our Minister at Rio, by Com. Storer.
are calculated to prejudice the official position of
our representative. II this be so, the Commodore
may lind himself IN very delicate position This
accounts tor the rumor contained in the papers a
been detailed to relieve Storer.
The complaints OF Mr. Todd against the Com
modOre, are briefly as follows: The American
Consul at Pernambuco communicated to Mr.. Todd
the existence of troubles in that province which
rendered the display of naval force off the port
expedleht. This information Mr. Todd commu
nlcates to the Commodore, who promi SEES to send
vessel lhlther, on the arrival OF the brig Perry
then IN the river Platte. When this vessel reach.
es Rio, the Commodore proceeds himself to Per.
nambuce IN his flag ship, but refuses to inform
the Minister OF his des nation, although solicited
to do so, that he might communicate with the
COnbul lie even denied tnat he was going 10
Pernambuco. A similar course marked his con.
duct on another occasion, when a vessel of his
squadron was leaving Rio for the river Ia addl-
ton to these slights, complaints made by Mr.
Todd OF the conduct of the Commodore towards
him, on the occasion of certain deserters from the
Brazil navy, who had shipped on board the Bran
DIVINE, being demanded by their authorities In
the progrt OF the proceeding he referred to- ths
Minister charges the Commodore with having
acted towards him in violation of "truth and no.
nor"
The above will give you some idea of the Off
ca relations OF these two iunctonaries. Their
Official relations are IN no respect more plea sant.
When the Commodore was on the eve of sailing
for Pernambuco, before any misunderstanding had
taken place, Mr.. Todd invites hun to an entertan-
ment, at the same time informing him, by letter.
that on his acceptance OF It, he would issue Invi-
tations to others The Commodore proceeds to
sea- treating the Minister'S note with silent con-
tempt. On the turn OF the dig. SHIP Mr.. Todd
gives grand ball, TO which h. invites all the Off
GERS OF the 50 uadron, except the Commodore.
Accounts from Brazil are otherwise adverse to
the naval commander-in-chei Both with his
own officers, and IN his intercourse with citizens
he has rendered himself, 1t is SAID odous A pc
uhon for his recall, among the American mer-
chants OF Rio, was at one time numerousIy
signed.
In military circles, heard the name of General
CInch, OF Georgia, mentioned for the War De-
partmsnt, under the incoming administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-29
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26, 1913.

" hohiNeIoN, Ice, 81, fcto.
The POSTMASTER Gcnerak-Major Ho6bn's Report
In the Washington correspondence OF the Phila
delphia Ledger, denial is made as to the truth o,
the charges brought by US against the Postmaster
General, in Withholding Major Hobbies report;
and the fact of Mr. Johnson having called for the
report is triumphanty brought forward as a proof
of our alleged falsehood. We felt inclined to let
the matter drop, now that the report has been pro.
duced but the attack Of the demi. official organ
OF the Postmaster General renders it matter of
justice to ourselves, and to the paper with which
we have the honor to correspond, that we should
defend the statement we made. Major Hobbies
report was placed in his chiefs hands before the
latter had transmitted his annual report. No
notice, however, was taken OF it; aud up to the
date of cur letter charging wiful delay the part
Of the Postmaster General, not the mos distant
intimation was made to any one, by the Junction.
ary in question, that report had been received at
all from his subordinate. On Thursday last, the
Hratd containing the letter was received here. A
suggestion was thrown out in II that If Mr.. John
son would not transmit his assistants report to
Congress, calls should be made BY that body for
1t !; and, accordingly, on that very day, calls were
made, both In the Senate and House, ter the
document. Thus it was nearly three weeks after
the report had been placed in Mr.. Johnsoa's
hands, and not tl then, that the head OF the Poet
Office Department awoke from his lethargy, and.
in order to try and get out of the scrape addressed
Major Hobb'e letter, requesting him to draw -