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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

10 ~ an oT5,r Of e Surrogate The County
ANeuYo on aotee hereby givcn al petsons h.v go
JOHN PEAL hts Of the CITY Of New ofean u n 10
ans diseased = present with vouchers theresa 20
er q; his sots No ISL street, hs City OF Nav on q
or sefos the seventh Cav Of Mag eeIt-p.sd
day Of Novsmhar, 1850 CALsn a ~ xtii ,1,r.i
rs lawSnTu AdninBsrssoi WIN tls " i'9-@e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

IN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
Esw.Yori hereby gwen all persoas hsyng caiRs
AGAINST EDWARD FRLSBY ats OF the City OF New YORK,
chant dsceas.d to present TIE hsraof oths
his place business No 90 Nassau street, corner OF
street City Brooklyn before tbs second day OF
Dscsnbe usIt-Dstsa Yok tho }7th day of May 1880
uy28 law5m<TU GEORGE C. CHILDs, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

TX PURSUANCE Of a. Of the Surrogate Of tbs County d
NsvYort hereby gvsa 20 Al persons aTzg CLAIMS
I,lpst SARAH GOMPERTS as OF lie City Of Hsw Yort widow
Isasd 20 present with vouchers thereof 10 tie saose
Nj Al Tie so0kstors saa. ayror Nc IS 8oEc, me C
AT SsuYork OF or bafors thirteenth day 81 January
iTsiswsuTrs HIRAM RATSoR, EIscusot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

HPURsUAHCEof order ohe Surrogate Of tho County Of Rev
York Socs hereby gwen all ravns claims against
"a present tho zane with thereof 70 tho subscriber at The
William Hu No. % Nassau iest cs city Of haW
before tho day OF February aeIDaIsS
Fsw York, he Nineteenth day OF Al rust, 1880
Au20 lax6H FTu ROBERT W0RTHINGTON. AdmsastraScf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

ctTREFT DEPARTMENT, no 4 HALL. OF RECoRDs-sea-d
Spopoal viii be received at the street c9mmsson1 oce IN
curb and gutter stones paving East ST from Grand 1t 70 ns
ST. also Tagging four feet wide through the sidewalks
of The same Plans specifications and all information relating tere
TO- can application the Contract CLERK OF the Depr
Octohsr n 1850 Inl1 JOHN 7. DODGE. Street Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

SfTREET DEPARTMENT, No Hall OF Rscords.-Seaei Pro
= posas the Street Office until
Tuesdsy u, 1890, O'Clock NJ To
Stones second to FH,ydrst To regulate
pave Tenth from sot of Twenty eighth ST to north Inns
Thirty Plans specifications and all information thereto
Application the Contract Clerk of this Department
NnvamLer 1850 nll J0HN DODGk arsel ConmIssl0ner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

IN PURSUANCE order "a the Surrogate OF the Coa1
1sswYork hereby to all persons aayius es
against DANIEL BERRiEE late of the CITY OF New Ton, fecsAs
q 70 present same vouchers herso 70 the su5scosr
hs store pss.tree the City Of New YORK on or etofs
the twentieth day February exD4ted Ne1 orr tbs 10Th dAy
OF august, 1880 DEWITT C. BERRIES, EI4cutoL
u L. AM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

NOTICE hereby g,e according 70 aw to all persons ha7n
In claims against THOMAS MCCARTHY, late Of the city Of
Sew York they required exhibit Tho WITH
the vouchers thereof the subscribers tbs sIecu0rs OF tho ai
Will and testament the said deceased at their place Of ansac.
business Ferry street tho city OF YORK GA OF
before day Of January next Dated tho 18th Gay OF
July A. D. 1850. JEREMIAH WALSH, F,.catoys ne
lyls law6mTu HUMPHREY BENNETT,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31


oosntyy Il uniamshed. and the dag Of the Union still y-
ing over our hesds than live to behold that honor gone
foTsyer, and that dag PROSTATE in the dust Alr
loudly eheered thsoughoutl
From the New Haven Register.
EREAr. UkIoE MEETING The demonstration made by
the irNpU oil The Union in this city on Tuesday evening
was Just such the country had right 10 expect
of our cyjust what the crisis and the occasion de-
mandeds bold and unanimous declaration thatw we would
defend and carry out the COMPROMISE measures 10 their
full extent. at any and every hazard The large hall
filled by those who had gladly sacrificed the festv-
ties Of Christmas Eve" to join In patriotic obations 10
the welfare OF the Union, and potent for good must be
the effect that will attend their determined expression
The voice Of that meeting the OF nine tenths OF the
electors Of the city OF both parties; and doubt the
policy just avowed will be practically adhered to in the
seeclion OF candidates for public station II was glo.
assemblage, and moved by common impulse-the
preservation OF the Union.
The speeches Were replete with patriotic and sound
doctrine They came from gentlemen well known TO the
people Of Connectcutmany of them to the whole coun-
tyand they cannot but exert great and most happy
influence wherever they read We publish entire to-
day the eloquent speech of Hon r. l. Ingersoll II de-
serves calm and reflective perusal To those who are
ready TO find mote in the eyes Of their southern
brethren, may afford some facilities for discovering the
beam in their own. The friends OF the Union have to
thank the Rev DR.. Taylor for most stirring and effect.
i've appeal behalf OF the constitution and the laws There
Is hardly name in all New England which will carry
with il greater moral effects than that Of Nathaniel w
Taylor. Wherever in our broad land Christianity is
known the words Of this eminent theologan and exem-
plary man will be needed
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D. DYER 9 MoaUIRE, Auo1ion.srs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LoTs.--By virtue
Of certain indenure executed on the 3s. day Of December
land records Of the county ashngon District
iunbs in ber w b. No. l23, oos 1917, 1885 l99 2O0
viii proceed Q sell az public auction the highest bid
Of Mes Dyer Mcclure, The city Washington either
tngshsr in parcels, the following lying city
" a a "a and III in square numbered IA and lots
numbered 10 III 2 and 70,
the rights privileges and appenancss the belonging
any manner appertaining
The sale TO commencea O'Clock, p. IN.
hs terms q sale are CASH and the remainder In three
equal nrtaimenis payable IN twee and eighteen months with
ntsfe from the day Of sale Notes satisfactorily
given for the deferred II
piled with lot sold within three after
The trustees reserve the right % resell such lot lots the risk and
expense o. he defaulting purchaser purchasers.
sfM JAS. ADAMS, 1m-....
tslsH THO. GUNTCN, liuatecs'
s& DYER b ACQUIRE,
Dec 4~eod&ds Auctioneers
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We give the details Of this which has excited
good deal Of interest, to the latest day which has
reached u.s. The pillars Of abotion--Tappan and DR..
Jay--are actively engaged in protecting the alleged
slave against removal. Three writs Of habsas corpus
have already been taken out for the negro and Others
ere contemplated. The court refused to order the
negro to be taken Of the custody Of the United States
marshal and in this 10 think has acted Nth Strict legal
propsy This proceeding proves that the writ Of hobeas
corpus neither suspended refused in the Of fu.
gvs slaves; and It proves also another thing that when
properly custody. under authority Of ne act Of Congress
all the ws Of thai sort in the world cannot release the
party This is just the doctrine contsnded for BY the
friends Of the fugves lswrom the beginning, and
which has been vehensndy denied by the aboiiionss
What have they 10 say 70 the proceedings Of the
New York courts
All the which the State court has 10 make 10 the
writ is that the il already in the hands Of the proper
tribunal viz: the federal judiciary. II is thus that all
clashng between the State and federal courts may be
avoided.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

In the Senate, yesterday Mr. Douglas presented ts
rial OF Mr. Wiss aeronaut asking aid from the govern
neni in the pursa Of his aerial which
ferred to the Committee Naval Affairs Mr. Gwin present.
cd memorial from the legislature Of California represent
ing the Importance fhe or national road
tho Pacific. Mr. Rusk offered resolution for the appoint
ment of clerk to the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads, and IL was adopted. Mr. Underwood submit
ted resolution OF inquiry into the expedency ofconnuing
the paving and lighting Of this city at the end which
agreed Aresouon calling upon the Secretary the
Treasury for his views the expedency Of transferring
the TO the navy was agreed TO- Mr. benton in
roduced bill accelerate the sale OF the public lands,
&c. and made some remarks in regard the same and
the bill twice read and referred TO tho Committee
Public Lands message received from the PIesi-
dent Of the United States, transmitting the correspondence
between the Secretary OF State and the charge daaircs
from Austria Chevaer Halssmann, respecting the appoint
Of agent by the United States Hun
gary, compliance with resolution adopted BY the Sen
the 18th instant the correspondence read.
Mr.. Cass and Mr. Underwood made some remarks appro
baiory Of the reply OF the Secretary OF State. Mr. Rusk
moved print 5000 copies of the correspondence
MIR. Mapgum moved 10 600 extra copies amendment
which MIR. Rusk accepted modification. Mr. Walker
Mr. jefferson Davis. and Mr. Clay, made remarks In oppo
sition printing extra number and the motion
orders TO printed. The bill from House, explanatory
Of the land bounty Of the late sessisn taken
up and after short debate In which the expediency oil
the House bill rendering the warrants sssgnable dis
cnssed the bill referred to tho Committee Public
Lands. The Senate then adjourned.
In the House. bill explanatory of the bounty-and
approved 18th september, 1850. taken up. Tho bill
provides that land shali be assignabc. Afe
some discussion the bill psssedysas los nays 81
Leave was asked for the introduction Of bills granting
lands TO States aid Of internal improvements and
some dscu.sion thereon, the House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

democrat. and the democratic royalist-ths north
sm man with southsm princplss--ths southern man
with northsrn principles ths with ddsaent opinions
recorded IN al the Atlantic citiss,hs political Dugald
Dagsy ssdy tosevs either the Ledger Or the Sun for
consideration. provided that the courage and consistency Of
Dugald are not enacted from him.
We have done with this character. We make an
humble apology TO all the readers Of the Union for giving
20 many portraits Of disagsesble subject. We will
never o6bnd again.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

The Tribune oo up the result OF tho late
whs .S 1sa ss. @aOs
Wy Ia ibl5, Taylor and Van Bnren had - S % Casss
w. s css Tss ,SS. az wss and
We satisfied II he is.-N Y. Daily Globe.
The Globe states the facts correctly but not fully
The game Of the Tribune now. as all know who know
what the editor aiming at is to show that Sewardism
prevails in Michigan and that majority there is for the
higher iaw at the expense OF the constitution. Mchi-
gan more truly democratic than this moment
The arrest Of fugitive slave at Detroit and the turning
out OF the military there to enforce the law, Produced
just before the election Of members Of Congress.
mentary excitement which. added to the union Of the
whgs soers and abolitionsts cost the election OF
one of the most popular members. Mr. Buel He would
have been elected three weeks before by an over
whelmng majority, and we doubt il there is candid
man in the district who denies that he would be elected
now. t
But TO the figures. as we find them in the Detroit
Free Press OF the cad instant The whole demo-
cratic Siah ticket consisting Of three judges 81 the
supreme 1our. secretary Of Stale, State treasurer.
auditor general, attorney general and superiItsnd-
ent Of public instruction, was elected sgainSt the
combined opposition ticket BY majorites varying from
6.4s4, the highest on the list, to 3,776. the lowest
averaging about $3.50. The house Of representatives
consists Of 90 members and OF these Al arc democrats
and rs opposition; and the senate Of ~
GLIDING the lieutenant governor. VINO il democrat
Of whom are democrats, wings. and / free-soiler
making democratic majority joint ballot Of %. good
men and frne Wssgree With the Globe that I'll this il
doing WE'LL" we are satisfied with IL
We may add what we gather from the Michigan pa
pers that The congressional district now represented b
Mr.. Bingham is soundly democratic = any portion
the Stale. Unfortunately. owing 10 particular ciScu
stances. the democracy was divided. and two Of til,
stronges, democratic countes-Macomb and Oakland. WI
believegaye majortes for the wing candidate and afe
all he succeedsd BY majority Of only 1885, Mr. Stuart
who. in is4s. defeated BY Mr. Sprague BY major
lily Of something like 1900. has succeeded BY ma
joity Of than 4oomaking change in his favor
upwards Of 1900.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

" Tit Bsegr.phy.- by 1ssass.t rItno.ss, sss
Our classical neghbor Of the Republic 10 amusing and
edyng his readers by serving up to them in his columns
what he il pleased to denompate Tit Bits Of Biogn-
ply" He cuts these nice slices chiefly from article
closing the controversy with John C. Rves and explain
ing the circumstances that led to the establishment Of the
" Daily Usic~" He intersperses them with copious
dashes Of seasoning from the exhaustsss castor Of his
wit and imagination. He his readers that
there many witty, humorous and funny things in our
plain narrative Of factsand doubt there are. il We
only could find them out His comments are a. useful ~
the prompers book at the thearsfor he tells his read
when to laugh and when TO cry. and whether to liz
ten for the expiring groan Of the hero behind OF in front
Of the scenes but frankly coaiesa such is the obiu-
siy Of our apprehension and the dsph 81 bic penetration.
that can neither comprehend athom these brilliant
discoveries or course ascribs the defect 10 our.
self. and not to our " Ten thousand Year" cotempo-
rary Unlike another great prototype Of earlier lines
"He has much.wis,
But Il Aot shy Of usng H."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

We lay before rsaAsDa very interesting correspond
between the Austrian charge ds6aires and the Sec
Rotary Of Stats Mr. Webster. Il touches upon the al
fairs Of Hungary and the diplomatic mission Of Mr. Mann
upon which Austria il pleased to raise heavy complaint
against government Mr.. Websters reply i admi-
rabls He els down the position Of The Austrian charge
with the club Of Hercules He brings many analogous
and historical facts to bear upon the Austrian battesy
The principles from which be reasons are in the true spirit
Of American principles The Secretarys style is worthy
Of his subjects, all times clear. and occasionally elo-
quent
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very intelligent and experienced gentleman dong :
captain Of steamers hmssl has assured that Gsnsl
B. c. Howard. of Baltimore, contributed most essentially
to the preservation Of the Ohio and her pssssngen. tof
whom our informant ons) in her recent calamtous
exposure TO entire loss As II ascerained that
she had sprung leak Gen. Howard took active steps 70
call up and organize the passengers into sections. 70 work
at the pumps and at baIing with buckets &C., placed
himss 10 the midst Of them. and BY biz snsy, GOODNESS
and mnsss. did much 10 stimuais their sxsrtions and
10 keep up their spirits for the two dreadful days when
they seemed to be tossed between life and death We
take great pleasure in recording this FACT honorable to
our worthy friend General Howard. and brave and &C.
compshed Citizen who has displayed in every position
which be has been placed the hereditary virtues OF his
illusirious father
To Captain ScAenck Of the Ohio every praise is due.
His skill his courage, in the midst Of one OF the most
violent storms which ever ragged on the Atlanic-hs
consideration for his passengers when be expected every
moment 10 see his gallant vessel founder among the
waves--are entitled to the admiration and applause Of
every man
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

WAsumoroN, Deo. ~ 1850 II undsrstand tknt day Or
two before Chrssmas oar unhoent and generous fellow
citizen VIM Corcorans esq, through fisnd, dooFsd
the nsonden II the alushousss Of this city and George
town, and The supsrIntsndsns Of each Of the orphan ay
ums In the two ce provide, HE expense abnn.
ofeemss I'D, fotoo1, ovsrythina which vooA oo6suss
splondid otemas dlnnsrs for, and conIhn a, eom-
carried out t43 benovoeqs dsslgns no o3vlpo1 bat
sssln Z z sns: css "a - snd shes asn blsa9. Ssss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT FOL
BENEFIT or THE POOR
TUESDAY, December 5lst, 1855

oRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT FOB
BENEFIT or THE POOR
TUESDAY, December 5ist, 1855
rsRyoRnERss
Misses Emile and Virginia Eberbsch.
Masters Henry and Edward Ebsrbsch, voesIists.
Professor Pedro A. Dsunss, piano.
Professor r. echenig, flute.
Professor Arthur 6chot, vocalist
Pregrsmms.
1. Duet-Air Suisss, with variations the piano-Mss
T. Eberbach and Mr. r. A. Dsunas Hur
= Child Of the Regiment-Opera La FigiA del Regi-
msnto-Miss Virginia Ebsrbach ............... Donis
. Duet for the 6ute and piano-The Alpine Horn-Miss
z. Eberbsch and Mr. r. 6chsnig ............... r.
g. Duet-The winds Of evening gently nove-MissesE
5. Quarepe-Johnny, Johnny, can you count twenty
nvs--Misses E. and v. Ebsrbach, AIas,en H. and =.
The VIA G..:. on JUDAS lii.H:ii.w m:i
cdy, written By Byson--compossd and sung BY M
Arthur sch0st w
II. Robert, Robert. thou whom love; opera Rob
en - Dtapae-Ahss = Eoet nsys
PART u.
l. ssreuads To- plano lbsss and nutsMss e. Ebssbsch
and Nj. 2. schsnis Dssshd
2. Dust-E ben pr MA memorta; opeFa Ia Casa
Ladra--Missss Z. and v. Ebesbaeh -. ...... IA
2. The Memberships fors and huts obligato-Mim
Virginia Ebesbech. \
4 Cavsnns Casa Diva-Opsra Norma-Miss T. Eber-
bach =. a. IN:
and Master II. Ebsrbach. OK
6. Bolo-yris the last Of summer-irtsh melody,
words written By Thomas Moore, sung BY Arthur
=. Dusl--Good night. my love, opera sonnanbula--
Misses T. and " Ebsrbach ........-........~.. bs
Pnce OF admission Tickets 50 constellation half pcst
he'd the principal music and book stores and a me doof
Door opss Il o'cocK performances half :
Dec ab-2 M
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Jenny LiAd gave her third and last concert al Charles
ton Saturday night ts proceeds were to BE- sxclu.
svsy devoted 70 charitable purposss The Charleston
Courier Of Saturday morning pays deserved compli'
neni to her genius and her virtue;
"Ths bin Of fh pressp varied selection. and not The
least attraction win be the exquisite ballad Of The Las
hrst time IN America
We advise both otssns and visi,ans not to loss The
opportunity Of hsang Jenny Lindunrival!sd. not only
q vocalist but bf her kindly and bensncsnt nature
She spsnssh with bera hand tho psoossds Of faculty
corded 70 most mortnls."
We presume shs h nov on her way 70 Havana
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

rxTENsIvE BOOK SALE, COMPRISING eIx HUMID
~ o. eight heu1rsd volumes, Il uuction.A private library
vniunhle books n svs branch q ss.fue viii BE- offered 10
On Fn11y, tbs - ofJanussy, y half pest O'Clock
Among olhes veuahte wosks Dobson Cycopsdia esg
boun1 Miles, RsGtser Democratic Review n volumes fu1
- Ne pfsssns dIs well bound III The standard hsoicai ~
bonphies un1 nsots q Ire psst and present ccutuis
vnunh1e culIsctoa oflaw books and second bsne
psng eintnel rspos, Ac etonss work. English and An
ropor0; Bacon abrfdemsut valuable authors.
sz1 asd vslssSls eaogus q theological WORKS n Hss
sytss Creek Lssn, And eeesh, In fslo, quso, sn1 ?"
sssssl nsi q Eas!sh Asolycsl books necessary ~ z
ssav ofeveFy minister ofhe 0ospeI. ~, I
nombef a. po1lecn1 WORKS sso, works OF nctr-rr
military wosks classical snd miscsllaneous -, requested
80 - 1s~ " ne A. GREEN,
y, Dec 81 yt AucuoseI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

QLANIxETss FLANNELS, sHc.;We invite the aen ION or
me public and Al in want Of such arces the following
tnducsmenu may be expected By purchasers. We hsve
100 pieces heavy twiiisd blankets, for
psn ribandbound blankets. in io4 III la and ls4 vsry
. superior grades.
pscss heavy fullsd cloths, "a and g. for servants
y DO ssdnets, IN ~ coors and prices
80 Do plaid and plain linseys, for servants'
N s!s; s:.s. .aDss, a q E..sss Ss,.
70 ossesissa ssd ealessa - - oilvs sscwn,
q I;dia1 AZ ~ priced Lacz do
= e g, ssrssl eacssd essdmsrss, y nsw styles
.ns.s e nsa 6, soys, wear
dossn ysnusnsns sxda heavy lam1s~ssa snisss
& e p...a e a..las a..w.n d's~s''
pisces heavy .nns or asnssmsns wear,
W. 10 Welsh unshrinkina 10
piecs ia flannel blankeing
Win extensive stock Of all kinds OF white and colored hanne
81 s cheapest posbie prices close winter
..- CLA0ETF, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
Ar ths Con~stibls Store VIII be found nssh fruits.
~ Maiasa grapes, DO. r.isins, oranges, emons
Cuuanw, cuon lujube, hgs
Cocoana, candies, nnn Of all kinds preserved ginger &c
.alo,
esrdinss, olives, pickles, capen, maccaron
Salad oil, lemon kirup
LIQUORS.
Champagne, hook, Madeira sherry Port Lisbon, Malaga eIars
Superior pfnst, osard London dock brandy
scotch, Irish and old whiskey
Holland gin, biuss absinih, &c.
Havana and PnncPs cigar, superior chewing and smoking
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors Of 18th
Dec 2i-coif2w