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Important Notice.
no BOOKSELLERS, CLERGYMEN,
CHARLES SUMMERS WRITINGS,

n 'HAhLEO SUN N En- = w hIlINUO,
OORATIONs AND SPEECHES, with three T ribuies
of Friendship by Charles sumnerJust publishe DIN two
Volumes l6mo. Price 81 sop 1872.
Freedopesona ard rational freedoms hs highest and
needs better chan enlightened and
Vhtuous sIposstor" H. T Buckingham
Pew men in Massachusetts, are 90 widely known abroad or 30
appreciated As teacher there
but few the land who ersrtng 20 noble an
wnh very great powers and the classical requirements
Mr. the advocate Of philanthropy While cannot agree
him all his tribute 70 the noben'ssoi
pose POI S'''' '' wei g ''' ''' WIN WHICH Albany R.s',!r
These are productions of ripe shoar eloquent
Mr. Summers stys Of great beauty and power HIS
knowledge history and literature Of
ard Of an ases s s asa 70 a,sg So 0sra %
vad these Tsee to create those whom the
No man can deny Chsrles ready accomplished
and oreoe writer capable alike OF great elegance and great
Of hi, opinions be acceptable, Though most Of
Will believe he abundanty popular the flturs but
G nss ma nav :. prevalent chrn inquirer
Such productions Nations
eSS S:1 OF s' 81 ras story
stg honor To American literature and truly gAuded to
them treasured up IN pefmane I o'm . - -
Mr. Summers printed d.cour.s before u.s. and can
t from penonal wlsde to their singular merits Insy are
pt to Be- s aside with the occasion that called them
fouh be preserved for future instruction and delight
They derive thus quality great measure from those
Of the authors mndhs earnes'nethe unon OF raj fearless
and Intellectual the Of h opinions and his
fashionable belief" New YorE Thbuns.
The Grafton Of Mr. Sumner for taste oq1euce and scholarship
well for fearless ntepdy has been rarely equaed modern
hanntue." lChamberss Edinburgh Journal
I'm Summers oaton-The Grandeur Of Naons-bas bee
Pubh different forms Three large edition,
the shll Dg form have been disposed of"
CLondon correspondent Of the BOSTON Atlas
Tse are glow ny passages this address which thrill the very
soul" North American Review.
"such Victor Hugo Richard Golden and Charles Sumner
do
fL0udon Herald Of Peace.
MI Summers noble deserved the high compliment which
received from John Quincy Adams who sentiment at The
place after Phi Beta Kappa The
M,oy If the Scholar the risf the Arf and The Phtanhro
PITT andnot the the obg life, OF the kindred spirit who
las this day embamed them all Christian Register.
TICKNOR, REED Il FIELDS,
us StWSGW Publishers, Boston
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law DIARIES FOR l85l.-NOW

NEW DIARIES FOR l651.-NOW
l ' READY, the PHYSICIANS DIARY and the Clrl-
lens DIARY for the present year, containing much use
ful information In addition 10 the convenience OF nOung
down engagements be attended 10. All those IN want
Of Diary are invited 70 cal and examine before purchasing
Also. FOR sale, The LAWYERS DIARY Of several sLss
Published and for sale by BELL GOULD,
Hu Publishers and stauoners, 15s NssSs1-sl
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LIP. T. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. JOHN
LAKEWOOD JR- Assistant Manager. Admiuance 70 me
Museum and each Saloon performance % cens Gnu
dren under 10 years l2f cts PaTquette and FIRST Cce
l2l cts extra Afternoon performance q S-Eyenng ~
WEDNESDAY, Jan 22-AhernOOn, the lnierlude OF rEh'
FICTION aher which performances by the DONALiDr,
SON sERENADERs. In the Evening for the b Nell f
OfBR ANDREWS, the Comedy Of the POOR GbNILh-
MAN Concluding with the Sereaadsrs The enrre Chinese
Museum Million Of Curosues, Gipsey Fortune Teller &c
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

w CONTENTS
Astronomical Calculations for the year 1851.
Mon ing and Evening Stars-the Seasons -Cyc es-
Movable Feasts-Jewlsh and MOhammedan Caen-
dGrs &c
Ecpses for l85l-the Planets, &c.
Tide and Star Tables-Astr0nOmical Characters, &c.
Calendars for the several months Of 1851.
Government OF the United States Executive and Judicial
Senate of the United States, Members Of and Duration o.
Office
House OF Represent tves, Members o.
Mileage Of XXXIst Congress- lst Ression.
Members elected to House OF Representatives, AXXlld
Congress
Milard Fillmore, A Biographical Sketch.
Governments Of Europe and America
Forms OF Governmental pitals-POpulauon-Squ
Miies-Names ofRulers &c.
Congress In 1880: a Sketch Ofits DOings
Important Acts Ofihe XXXIst Congress, let Session.
Admission of CaliiOnia-The Texas bOundary-Or-
ganizsiion Of New-Mexico and Utsh-Extending Y. 5.
Laws and Judicial System 70 Califurnia-tugluye
Slave Baws-AbOlshing Slave Trade in the District
Bounty Land Bill, with Instructions and Forms, &c &c
Appropriations for the Fiscal Year ls5O-5l.
Finances Of the United States.
Public Debt-DOmeslc Imports and Exports
Population Of Cities bv Census Of 1850 and 1870.
ZACHARY Taylor-John C. Cslhoun-R. NJ. Johnson
Robert Peel &c.
Europe in 1850.
Expenses OF The Mexican War.
California ia 1850.
Central America Nicaragua, and the Ocean Shp-Canal
Railroads in the United States.
The Length OF each Road, Fare and Rate per Mile.
Election Returns Of the several States for 1850.
State Governments for 1850, Receipts, Expenses, &c.
Exports ImpOrts and Tunnage Of the United Satas.
Price, single copies l2s cents per DOZEN q per 100
GREELEY & MCELRATH,
i2Od Tribune Office, NewYOrk.
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CIRCUS.-NEW-YORK AMPdI-
OTHEATER-S7 Bowery THIS EVENING. Jan. p
Third representation Of the grand Oriental Spectacle
HH'u VIC pVVoTT OF TIP HAREM.

REVOLT OF TIE HAREM;
On, TIE CAPTIVE SLAVE,
produced Al immense cost with
Ten Csmels, Trolpe Of Arabian Horses, Elephants,
Chsriots, Cars, Pslanquins, &c.
The first scene In the ring will represent an
OASIS IN THE GREAT DESERT;
Halt OF the Arabs; Cameis waering Camp al tue Foun'
tain: Worship ofthe White Sacred Camel Re pose OF the
Troupe; Attack OF The Tartas.
GRAND COMBAr on HORSES AND cAMELs.
Capture Of the CircRssan Slave; Scene IN the Hareni
Sale Of the beanlif1 Circsssian;
REVOLT OF THE HAREM,
AmAzonian Evolutons; Grand Procession and Tabseau;
Horse and rider mounted pedestal, carried around the
ring on the shoulders OF the Slaves-Grand Finale.
The Spectacle will be PR ceded by variety OF Eques-
THAN Entertainments. See bile
The REVOLT OF THE HAREM will be played Ia The
Afernoon ON "Wednesday as well as Evening. w Nv
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AMPHTTHEATER, 81

DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS
PROGR Ess.-PARTICULAR NOTlCE-A the
request OF pastors teachers and others and In order a.
low ALL to the New Pan0TsmS. the uniform Price
OF admission will hereafter be TWENrY-FlVE CENTS.
on Wenesd ay and Saturday AFTERNOONS, at So'coek,
Children will be admitted al half price Descriptive Gaia
loeues l2} cents Open every EVENING.
Doors open at Ito commence al II O'Clock. III lws'
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VNTANTED.-The advertiser is in the
W Book and Periodical Business In this city. My
business has increased beyond my present means 10 CARY
il on; therefore am DESTROYS Of taking In silent ran
NER with cash capital Of less than $ OOo OF of
hres or Eve The place Of business has been 10 ne
preser location for several years past This am )unt o
capital he added without dollars increase OF re
present expenses FOR further information, address n
w" Tribune Office with cal name, and statag where an
interview may be had, which viii meet with immegtte AZ
tenton &c J@D u
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NEW VOLUMES OF BOHNS' Ii

NEW VOLUMES OF BOHNS' Il
Y BRARIES, just received
CLASSICAL SERIES-PLATo; Vol 3, containing
Memo Euihy demus The SOphst The Statesman Cutylus
PArmeniies and The Banquet
CIcERos OFFIcEs-Oid Age, Friendship, Scipio's
Dream Paradoxes &c By Edmsnds | vol.
ILLUSTRATED SERfES-ScRIPTURE LANDS, describ-
ed IN series Of stOrca, Geographical and Iopograpn
cal Sketches, by John Kio, D. D. = 5. A., and illustrated
by = complete Biblical Alss, comprising p maps.
The same with the mspe beautifully cOlOred.
ALSO-MANTELL's PICTORIAL ATLAS OF fossil ne
mains with "a plates containing nearly goo figures 40
cloth Complete lists o. these Libraries may be had OF
BANGS BROTHER co. 94 Broadway.
III StFM&W
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CARD.-The Public are hereby informed
- that the undersigned in way connected or inter-
ested in GIFT CONCERTS Of any kind.
III sis FIRTH, POND co,
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JONATHAN ID. HOLBROOK, Auc-

JONATHAN ID. HOLBkOOk, Auc-
a. hoDeer and Commission Merchant Office Is Broedways
New York. -, -.
Hall Simeon Draper Esq Hon. VIM v brady, , T. Her
ring ESQ Geo y Nesbitt, Esq Coleman stetsou
Sales OF Real Estate Household furniture, Groceries anc
Outdoor Sales solicited Money TO Loan on Bond aud
Mortgage. - Jn im
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-The Undersigned
will sell at Public Auction the 25h day Of January,
1851 ri 10 o'clock A. NJ at the Congress Steam Mills, liz
Forsythst the Stock Machinery and Fixtures Oh SAID
Mills consisting Of Machinery for the manufacture OF MUS
lard Coffee Farina. Chocolate, Spice. &c.; Horses
Cart and sets Of Harness, Grocer Wagons hoeks-
way and Light Wagon, Office Furnitnre, No stoye'
Iron Safe &C. Merchandise, &c. JAMES IL IhUse.wLs
Assignee OF JOHN CORELL. JIG ~
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Engine and
ABoler for sae four power and shop to let hree
stories and bssemenL The engine can be seen In operation
at Al Hes,erst Apply 70 JOHN MAD on 'he P''"''
Several Houses and Lots In Wnlismsburgh Prices rom
81 900 to $500. JH Nv
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EODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for FEB
~ RUARY-This Day Published, containing the follow
ing SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS;
l. My Own Fireside.
2 Christ Entering Jerusalem.
8 Take Care of Yourself
T. CooTed Vase and Flowers.
5 Music
s. Valentine Engraving.
7, 3. 9. Corners for Pocket Handgerchiefs.
10, Taking BOardeTs.
' II, l2, IS Costumes OF all Nations
IA, Is Window and Balcony Gardens
Is, H. Model Cottage.
Is, ST. Napkins-FOurteen Engravngs.
81 49, Hair WOTk-Seven Engravings.
SO, 49, ChemiseIts and Caps-Five Engrayings.
IS A new Fancy Table.
Beside the above this work contains unusual quantity
ofresdng matter By our best American Authors In fact II
IL the leading Magazine of the Union
Single copies Is cents, 50 per annum In advance
For sale by II. LONG BROTHER, ~ Ann-st
i20 Stis And the Book Trade generally
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NHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF

Il FINE ARTS.-Lessings great Historical Picture Of
the "MARTYRDOM on HUSS" has been added TO the
collection OF Paintings by artists OF the above school Ad
mission Is cents; tickets ST. and description cats
Iosnas lea cants d4 Sun
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~ Grand Division -. of II. N. Y.-An Ad-
iouTned Session o. d. will DO held At toe Hall, $50
BrOadwsy,OD WEDNESDAY, 21d inst al n O'clock p NJ.
Representatives requested To be puuctual
j2l2ls BY order. THOS. EDGERLEY, q. $.
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At PRIVATE SALE.-Engine and
BOARDING.

BOARD DOWN TOWN.-A Gentle
Dmsn and his Wife, OF two or three single Gentlemen
can obtain large handsomely furnished Room, with Pam
bes attached, al A Barcay-st Reference given and re-
CURED One single Lady also be accommodated 6y APP
piyng as above u u
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NVARSH'S COURSEOF BOOK KEEP

MI ARSH'S COURSEOt BOOh-hEEf
IElHG-Just pub ished-This, the latest and most beau
nful work on the subject ever pubshed-contalns COM
pete Of Account Books account current and account
sales all printed in cOors (red and black with numerous
examples Mercantile Calculations the whole fully euc
dated IN so pages Of familiar Instructions applied directly
all the transactions and entries II embraces the result
Of the Authors long experience Accountant and
Teacher Of Book keeping 90 pages octave Price II p
bound For sale the Counting Rooms for the study OF
Bookkeeping SO Cedar-st New York. The trade sup
piled by HOGAN THOMPSON, Philadelphia, pub
N This wsrk is slS published in Spanish. 4l2seOh
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A YOUNG LAD named JOHN CAR

INTER about Ia years OF age, away from bis master
Cd Sunday evening last, taking with him large obong
box He msy be easily known, a. ne IL deeply peck
NAKED has red hsir and had on, when be len. heavy
blue pilot OyercOat
hereby can't on any who may have entcef him away or
who ay harbor him. against continuing 70 do so as sna,
ON finding out take such Judicial rocesings against
such a. The case may require PETER MOORE,
f22its 81 Baluc.sL East Brooklyn.
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NOTICE.-Passengers per Steamship
lNPACIFIC, for Liverpool, will please be on board
THIS DAY, "Wednesday January q, at II o'clock
AN. "
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A GENTS WANTED.-From $500 to
IN 200 year can be made in selling the New Family
Manual 10 Nssssu-st ID floor Call or addreas postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment Nj
Il Inns
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~ Post ONCE, Newly NOtice.-The malls
for Europe per United States steamer PACIFIC viii
close a. This Office Wednesday, the 2d inst at l0 NJ.
Letters for the Continent per the Pacific must be pre-
paid p cents for each rate. w. V. BRADY, +. NJ
i2l p
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A $ Cook and TO assist in washing and
IN ironing, or as Cbambemaid or General Housemaid
IN small private family by spectacle young woman
Has the best Of city For either situation call
~ Mott St between Hester and Walker j22lr
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CURNISHED HOUSE WANTED

n Suitable for a small private family 10 the upper part oil
the city in Brooklyn, comfortably furnished ana plea
sanity located from the first OF May or longer
For conveniently arranged and In good ORDER ialr
rent will be paid by good tenant The silver or ns9 not
required. note addressed to JAMES d. STEVENSON,
Counsellor at Law IL WAst, post paid stating Oca1iy
rent and all particulars will receive attention l8 zwc
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ENVELOP ES.-(S9 Nassau-st. Sun
H Building )-ENvELOPES NOTE PAPER, &c in
VALENTINE ENVELOPES new and original pat.
tern, Mourning Paper, &c. u 81
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re- $1,000 Reward.- Fngltive Slave Law

&c-E0tics 10 hereby given that In consequence Of
the great demand for tickets to the Grand Masonic
entertainment Of CELESTIAL LODGE, number OF
A. y ~ which was to take place al Convention Hall
In Wooster ST. on Thursday evening, the I'D inst that
the Is transferred TO the GERMAN HALL, lOl Eliza
beth II by order OF the Committee of Arrangements
i22 IL 9. SERRINGTON. Chairman.
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T AIDES INDIA RUBBER HOUSE

IL AND GARDEN GLOVES-These are a most useful
article aud 10 lady should be without hem Being I'M
peTiOus hot cold wafer they invaluable pro-
lection the hands while engaged in domestic AFFAIRS Gso
In gsrding and Of flowers. They are certain and
speedy for chspped hands, salt rheun &c For s
low by J. NJ ThORBURN & co. IS John HITCH
COCK 4 LEADBEATER, 81 Broadway, r. ana by
pos rubber and dry goods stores generally .efossne
the United States. 10 AW
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~ Mercantile Library Association.-The An
nual Election OF Officers of this AssocisuOa VIII be held a
Clinton Hail. corner Of Beekman aud Nassau ats on ~ ES
DAY the 2s inst The Polls will DO open rom O'CLOCK
A. NJ. TO 2. NJ. M, .,.,s .
vote. Jl8 al u W. OODcH, noO hoC y
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w DIR. james w. Powell, Aurist. &c. con-
puec 10 attend exclusively Diseases OF the Aye and Ear
from O'Clock daily at II Wren.st corner OF Broad;
vay where can be had mis- popular Treatise on the Eye
Prce SO cepts Also his sell acting Eye and Ear Fonn-
tain Artificial Eyes inserted without pain or operation
that viii move like 2 e natural Eye. llo oteOo'
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DOARDING.-A Gentleman and his
lbWffe, three single Gentlemen can be
commodaed with good Board and pleasant Rooms by ap
plying at 40 Greenwich a. J2H
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ROARD-With good accommodations,
lScsn be had at l7s West Twenty -seyenlh-st2 doors
west OF Eighthsy. jill Inn
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L., HARRISON'S portable, self cooling
III. MILLS Burr stone CRITTERS, patented November,
a47Tbese Mls warranted TO do work thao any
ofe Mills now USE and DO not require one hall a. maeh
The FIRST premium AWARDED 10 The patentee OF these
Mills Al The OF the American Institute IN Iei5 snd 1900
sso Al the Fair Of the Massacuses Charaose hecnsi-
zeal Ascension IN 1880. ..., -,
These Mills very convenient ior transportation sheir
whole weight being much less man inc stones aone o'eom-
Tbey are admirably adapted for grinding grain Of ali
.,nds eoaee spices mustard starch, ss paints punbago,
anosrese bones dn quartz, plaster charcoal dyesufs,
Srugs snuf aaxseed, oilcake, &c. &c. For sale BY
e'' H. r. WARREN l. co.
w 2ys a. Cortland-st up stairs
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~ Meeting Of Choirs at the Tabernacle


meeting Leaders Ch0rs and Others held, by invita-
ton 10 the Lecture Room Of the Tabernacle, on Wodnes
day evening, Jan. g. inst for the purpose OF rehearsn
Il proposed hold another similar meeting, OF which
Mr. MASON unanimously invited TO take the direcuon
Such meeting will therefore. he held In the Broadway
Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, I'D inst
comm encing at a O'Clock.
Members Of Cholrs and other Singers invited to DO
o,essnr ana narticipate in the exercises j2l 2t+
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~ erimsOn & Co.'s New-0rleans and Mo-
bile Express, 10 Wall-st.-We shall dispatch an
Express with Freight Specie Jewery &c. per eamshp
FANNY, SATURDAY, January 49, 1851, TO NEW-OR-
SATURDAY, January S5 1851 No freight received on
the day Of sailing. STIMSON CO
lsWall-st New-York, and St. Charles Hotel Building,
1866 New.Orleans.
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WANT PLACES.

AS GENERAL HoUsEMAID, by well rec
XAOmmended tidy Girl is 6rstrate cook, washer and
IOner Has the best of city reference No objection go
short distance in the country. Call at $50 Broadway IL
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A S CHAMBERMAID and to mind Children,
Nor TO assist 10 Washing and Ironing by respectable
young Woman. with good reference good home would
be preferred high wages Apply at "a Cahernest. IN
the basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-22

DOARD.-Two Rooms, with Pantries
Band Crates attached to Let with full partial Board,
in private family. Apply At 1873 Fourth-av i22A.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-Now va

Jcant large and elega Paor first floor with Bed
adjoining and spacious and commodious Closets a.
tsched The house 10 new, beautifully sna ed In central
location and within FIVE minutes walk Of Fulton Ferry Re
ferences exchanged Apply al 7O Washington ia 2teod'
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UOARD-A Gentleman and his wife
~ can be accommodated with psror and bed room
me mrs, noor Sso TWO ., y VT ma
moderate. 10 Inns
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-02

Several persons who have lately visited the towns of
Santa Rosa Moreos and the Pesdo for the purpose OF
reeapluax runaway slaves, have returned, and report
that The fugitive slaves are harbored BY the Mexcans
and in some instances force has been used TO prevent
citizens from reeaparng these slaves Ibis has 50 ex
aSpealed of the settlers al The west, that hey are
determined TO raise force sufficient 10 osepowef all OPP
position, and recaplure their slaves AL hazards Al The
last large party OF armed Texans had assem-.
bed presdo and threatened 10 attack The town n
the fugitive slaves were not gwen up II IS INUNDATED
that the not less than two thousand flgiuve slaves
in The Mexican towns between the mouth oil the no
Grande and Preside In Santa Rosa, there are iory u-
gitives who escaped from plantation 10 Arkansas
The OF them has made many Efforts 10 induce them
10 return 10 Arkansas, but In vain. They boast that
they are in free country, and permitted TO ENJOY
informed that about two hundred tuglives from Tex
crossed at one OF the principal ferries on the Rio
Grande, during the last Two years. IL 10 evident
that these things will not long be tolerated by our
citizens and unless some measures are adopted by
the government prevent the mischief, the citizens will
themselves and make ioray upon the Mexican
towns TO their property We have much
TO fear that difficulties OF very serious character
springng up on that frontier, and unless fug tive slave
long, be inevitable We informed that company OF
ninety men, well armed and equipped, will soon be
marched into Santa Rosa II certain slaves not given
up; and should not be surprised II hive hundred
thousand men should follow Them should they with
opposition from the Mexican authorities. Our informa-
ton is derived from such respectable sources that
think there be little doubt that difficulties brewing
western frontier that may prove far more serious
than those relating to the Cuban invasion IL may be well
for the government TO look well TO this subject and take
timely precautions 10 prevent another rupture with Mex.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-02

A RELIC An ancient mourning ring was ploughed up
few weeks since at the beautifully situated countryseai
formerly occupied by the ilustrious Fulton, Oak
Hill, Columbia county, New York. 1t is of gold, very
thick and heavy its outer circle il bears pton,
in gold letters on black ground, follows: PETER
SCHUYLER, OBJ. SEP. l753-Rr, 80 g." Whether the
gentleman whose death recorded by this memento
the father the brother of General Schuyler patriot OF
the revolution, unable 10 say, and must leave TO
be determined by those who better acquainted with
the history OF the family In a book OF genealogies we
perceive that the Schuylers n'ermarrled with the Van
nsselaers and Lvngsons, and il is probable that they
also related to The Fulton family II is upwards OF
twenty five years since the latter resided at the above
mentioned place, and informed by friend who
lately visited il that The elegant mansion OF the
cessiul protector of steam navigation is rapidly fall
ing into decay The only part inhabited is The basement
while the spacious dining and parlors, where dis
ngushed guests were wont once 10 assemble, are now
used for the sole purpose OF storing the produce Of the
farm As instance of the mutations OF time may be
mentioned that the present for long period
coachman 10 The family After the death of Fulton, he
commenced working the farm shares, and by diat OF
industry and economy was eventually enabled TO pur-
chase the whole OF It, He is now possessed OF a very
handsome compelency.-N Y. Commercial Advertiser.