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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-24

Branch Mint IN California ana oSktu ioF
its Immediate consideration!
Objected to.
Mr.. Bradbury form the judiciary corr
mittee, reported back three petitions ask
ing for the hepeai oil The Fugitive Slave
Law, stating that legislation on the subject
was wholly inexpedlent. The committee
was discharged from the further considera
tion of the subject. =.
Mr.. Foote moved that the Senate 60 into
Executive session for fifteen minutes, OFF
important business: After long debate,
the motion was lost.
The River and Harbor bill was received
from the House and referred to the com
miiics on Commerce.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of the Cheap Postage bill.
Mr.. Seward offered an amendment
making the weight Of newspapers on which
postage is TO be charged, three instead OF
two oz-Amendnlent debated at length
adopted.
Intelligence has been received at the
Post Office Department from London,
stating that mails by the Atlantic were
forwarded on the africa, without addition
sen Postage.
Mexican Commissioners notify e'imants
under Guadalupe treaty that proof neces
sary TO sustain their claims must be f}ed
before 18th OF March, rs after that date nc
evidence will be received. Letters from
si,e Boundary Commissioners will be for
Narded If sent 10 the Home Department
before 1st Of March.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-24

BELGIUM. The accounts from Brussels
to the 18Th ult. state that the Belgian Min
listers had resigned en- naasse, IN conse-
ouence of difference Of opinion which
sprung up lately between the Minister ol
War and other members of the Cabinet.
Dates from Schleswig Holstein 10 the
18th state that a patriot was attacked by
the Danes, at Windbic, and skirmish en-
sued.
The conferences between the Danish,
Austrian and Prussian Commissioners, at
Hamburgh, have been adjourned.
The Holsein troops continue to retreat
into Holstein, and the Danes are falling
back intoSchleswig. Attempts ore making
to enlist Ho!stein volunteers into the Bra.
lillian army.
By late dates we learn that the move
ments of the Prussian and Austrian troops
have been suddenly suspended.
DENMARK.-The official journal states
that the King has been graclously PLEASED
to command that no measures whatever
shall be taken against these Schleswigers
who have taken up arms against him.
The Prussian General, Thunan, and the
| Prussian Commissioner in Holstein, re-.
turned TO Berlin for further Instructions
PRuss1A.-Berlin was occupied with iur.
ther preparations for the commentator
for the colonation of the first King OF Prus-
sia. which was to come off on the 18th
ult.
The Berlin papers Of all parties protes!
that on questions of finance Prussia will
not yield to Austria.
/ After his return from Dresden, Prince
Sebwartzburg was admitted to an audienc
by the Emperor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Wards Isl and.

To fN ESsors a. !ae " y. IrtoNSc;
In your account of the visit of members
Of the Legislature TO Wards Island, in your paper Of
yesterday, you state tina, Judge Cady, of Brooklyn
the Chairman Of the Legislative Committee to exs-
nine into the condition Of the institution bore strong
testimony to its admirable management and genera
good condition" As the report OF the Committee has
not yet been finally agreed on, nor indeed the seSti-
mony upon the subject of It's investigation closed,
and presuming that | am the person referred TO, 1t
proper TO ask you 10 correct your report so far
as state that, IN the remarks which made on thai
OCCASION gave NO opinion As 10 the management or
condition OF the institution except as stated that
after visiting the island al various times and hours,
often without the evous kno ~lUdgs OF the commits
slOneYs or their officers su0oTdinaes could bear
witness that Its usual condition fairly such As u
presented that day. As 10 what were proper Sno-
iecfs OF reform or modification would leave that I'll
the repo'. Of the committee should De- agreed on.
Yours respectfully, HOWARD {. CADY.
Rr0okiyn, Dec. a, ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
ATA SURROGATE'S COURT, held

N IN and for the County OF New York at the Sqrro-
gates Office IN the CAV New oIk, On the hrSt OF De
c.mher IN the year thousand eight hundred aad MY
one Present Alexander W Bradford, Surrogate In tue
matter othe apphcaiin mort gage lease ~ sell me r
estate of John Smith deceased On feldlng ana hhs
On prof OF :, wee of an order heretofore lssae IN lhs
matter on ANDREW LEAki. Executor OF JohA I.
Smith deceased requiring HIM 10 appear IN ms Cout on
this day and show cause VII, he should no De re- Ieu
lease or sell the real estate Of the SAID uec ed
for the raycnt Of his cebts and no cause hivng besh
shown 10 The contrary ordered thar ali persons inter-
.ste In the estate Of the sad John C. Smith deceased a
rear before the Surrogate Of the Couaiy OF ~
81 January neat at ten O'Clock the forenoon OF Iha
dav then and there to s1ow cause "hy authority shoud
| he even n the SAID Executor 10 mortgage, c-e or
u ~ inch NJ the real estate II the sad John C. Smsh,
deceased as shall be sufficient t. pay his debts
" IS rswiwFf ". BRADFORD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
The Wcather-Narsetsa and Stocks.
.snonhaAca of Iha n N rAhnne


PmLADELPHIA, Wedns sday, Dec. "a, 1881.
The weather was very favorable for Kos
suth's reception this morning This afternoon how
ever, the weather Is lowering, with every appear
ance If snow storm.
Cgiharine Cannon VAS iUstaIi,y killed last night
By falling down stairs
BARK Is in better demand AID NJ Qpsrctrna sold 40
S23 50 \ tun There 40 Tanners BARK coming An -
There has been hm ed denaud ~ FLOUR and ONLY
3UO 400 bbs standard good hfsns ssld NJ 81 a. The
sale. for city g. moderate eNeat NJ 81 3b9Sb "a
Tor common and EXTRA brands fsecy pts st higher
sai.s There Is no RYE FLOUR fflenns. CoRN MRAL -
dull ~ 81 y Dbl There ~ thte WHEAT Offering and
prices upward Sales OF 100 asfels good new Ssnt-
~ and some at rate The market !.
bare 81 RYE and u wanted CoRN - Ia demssd. and
yricss have slightly improved Small sses Of yellow -
6Ca6l fn OATS trausac have been reported
CLOyERsEED Is an better densld. aud MS advanced
Sales Of 200 bushels new. a - "a rs Wluskyn held
FIRMLY at % cents IN bbls., sud 80 an hhds sale .
Drudge casks AZ aces -,
sAIrs OF srocKs--Frst Bord.-ioO LeAgh Inf. sjj {,
$500 City X Is. ~. 100 IS Pun X X ioi 10 Lem"
vile Bank. letl -,
No Second Board and the Boari has adjourned until Fr
day, fer the purpose Of observing Chiis.mss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Il SHREWSBURY
feeal Not,ees.

NUPREME COURT.-The New-York
IAie Insurance md Trust Company az aims Lemuel l.
sIs and othersSamnons You are he CDR .ainoae,i
shswsr the compliant IN this canse Of which coov n
ssnsaeee, viii De served upon yOn. and serve copy Of
E esssef on me, at my Office. No. 81 WallSt N the
s.c exclusive 81 the day Of such service OF within
Gays after service u copy Of said c0mp sai ii
opy % ctmsnded within twenty days afsr service
ss'S ahe II you fa TO the complain As afore-
so plAn,lns will apply 70 ths Court for the rslsf
sefS, December ~. 1851 A~ w
BEVERLEY ROBINSON Jr
yotA. ax, fi2iniid . Attorney No. 81 Walls
pa,, ostpcsrts. Robert Crosseft Reubea Sonrss and
vi. -" we and Oliver wssibrook and Enzs ia
Gl2 Iaw6sE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
,TUE PEOPLE of the STATE

HhHE PEOfLE OF tlt - y 1 II vi
j NETWORK, by the giace Of God, free and nde-
perSent To all persons interested IN the estate OF
GEORGE GARDNER late OF the Cry Of New forS'
DECEASED cTedes. legstees next OF KIM OF other Fse
,eud greeting You and each of YOU hereby cited and
rsquHed sony TO be and appear before our onfal
If the County Of New York. at his office IN the Cy OF
New-York ON the sixth day OF January neat = eleven
o'clock in the OF that day then and there
the settlement of the account ot proceedings OF Peter
y Patterson and Timothy Brennan, as Executors OF TIE
last Will and testament OF sand deceased.
In testimony whereof have caused the sea OF once Oh
said Surrogate 10 be hereunto affixed witness,
IL Alexander Bradford Surrogate OF our sara county,
az the City of New York, the Sd day OF Decem Del,
in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and ffty.one. '" bhADfO hD.
1avlNE SuiIokAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
SUPREME COURT-LEVI S. CHAT

SFIEID Attorney General Of the State Of New iork,
against THF PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANf.-In
pursuance of nn order of the Supreme Court OF e state
New York made the twenty eighth day OF May I6IO
the undersigned Receiver Of the Canal Bank OF Albany
hereLr gives notice the holders Of the outstanding crcu
Eating notes bills II the said Canal Bank and 10 the per
sons holding the certificates b. the undersigned as
such Receiver the balance unpaid on notes OF
bills surrendered receiving the FIRST dividend Ol sky
per cent that required to present the said notes OF
bills and certificates for payment 10 the SAID Receiver az MS
Office in the City Of Albany within two years from the dae
o tins notice or m default they Will be precluded
from the benefit of the fund provided for the payment OF the
td notes or bills and certificates and from All claim ny
reason holding tho and that the SAID una m ne
of direction OF the sand Court ioI te
benefit OF the other creditors Of the sad Canal Bank
sr:ch hereafter determined. for the
greater convenience Of those holding the said bills and cef
6cafes the Receiver has made arrangements by which me
same will also be paid presentation to the Comnerc
Bank IN this c1ty.-Albany June !, 1890 ,, =, .
lei laWZyk ANDhEN WIFI r. hece'ei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
SUPREME COURT, City and County of

SUPREME COURT, City and County OF
~ Ne~-york William BiDns and Caleb 8. Hasied
aoefna William w. Richardson's for money
demand ON contradiction. not ser ITO WILL AM II
RICHARDSON You are hereby summoned AMI required
To answer the complaint IN this action which filed IN
the Office of the CLERK Of the city and County OF New
York the City Hall said City on the 9Th day OF dc
cenb.r 1851 ard copy Of your yer To me SAID
complaint on the subscriber. his Office number hFe y
Wall street NevYork City, within twenty days aitsr ne
rvce of ms summons on YOU excl of the day Of
such service aud If YOU fail to the sand complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs IN ths acton WI
iale Judgment against yen Tor the sum OF one huhueu a
the 18th day of Apu one thousand eight hundred aud for
york Dec A. 1881 THOS ID SHERWOOD,
DIG law6wF plaintiffs Attorney NO. MAil's''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
STATE ofNEM

yopE nv he rare Of Col free aad ndspsndenl !:
r, All ersos ir crested n the Esaie Of WILLIAM n
IRTI AND late Of he City Of Nsw-Noyk dsceaseo -
rtstrs ierai.es nert of KIN others.se-send greet,
me on ana each yer are hereby eiieI ana egar1
neSouay 10 be and appear before our Surrogate y nc
Cc.ntx ~ N.u York al his office IN the CIV 81 Nr"
ysTk n the ninth day OF March nett, al eleven s<A
the forenoon Of dly then and tsele 70 attend me ~
striement of the account Of procseiinss Of william y
Irsapa r asd George Ireland il, Executors 81 hs
iss, Vii And ,esisrsen, Of said deceased .
~ ssiJ Sprrora-e 70 be herennto affixed WITNESS
II S Alexander " Bradford, sun gate Of oui sA4e
Coun,y, al the City Of New-fork me - -as - ~
ra..enber m me year % Lord eue thoasahl ssh'
huujl ed and any one = v ma S,-nrs,.
IS Civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Dame RopsERy.-Betreea II And |

UNHINV NTFHthf. = IItt IT N T. f'I&
lccs ruess hight. VI, Thomas Honst. m Phla-
De aAla- ~hns Fissts down X, I'D sni SHEA nsAi
H0sarc e--s-. Sh1 : 1"ssed
him ds~n and -,bSec HIM Z St1o baak 0ts HES cres
r help sTonet two -ize0, - a., asssttuc 9nt
the rofh-r fed saf ssraced Mr. Hugh N as
r~rsnn q sokl vach worth ahou, $780, and a diamond
breast pm valued at Sl0 which ciosf the tsle Of his
nensy hy the hr.v Nrrival Of the cillzrps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the Coeniy OF New York, ao.tce hsre-
tYgNen 10 AZ persons having cltms acsfhs, KobkHf
HALsEf. late of the City Of New-Iork, deceased, .
present The same with vouchers thereof 20 The subscriber
At her residences. No lo5 Thuosy, the CITY OF New
Nork on or before the fourteenth d8T Of Juae hex
Dated New York, the eleventh iAy Of DE, n5er 49,
ca la~tmrs H4kGAREr HALSES Ass4Uas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
Disasters, &c.

E.port of ship St Patrick when arrived At tins part On
the 23d INST from Liverpool HAD csshs and ndh on
tbe passage. Oct. Th, oil Iu'ca, AT II y NJ, was run
into by ship showing igh Gld not eara her nause
lost for and main apgalaht ma.t csrsd away cham
plates Of topmast bacAsia' "hosTd quarter boat
with dayts also saunchons and bdlwsrks tearing fore
and main ,a 80 that ihey had ulben' and nine
DAYS before could get the f'rr ward aois Nov 20 10
Jays was in longitude IS had yolsst gale commencing
al w & W and veeing u the W, Wills lying a. ship
relng badly carried away hastings Of msno mast back
stsy had Ia her of 10 the mast the sea beng
y-IN nigh, nVt b, ssa ~ta hsp sH Dc"Ir
IL NJ hours Nov ~. hal heavy gale from e vsennr
Ia ped Bllinx asck AMI "a ceotn Win
water Glove bulwarks aad started everything N deck
From 26 Nov has had nothing bnt westerly gAies lost
lower and stated tore md ma channels Dec -,
blowing heavy squ all II psa yard, split tOpsai
sna AN toDs liant mast Has bsea 80 days Our
tude 90 and has had plot da.s made Fire Island
Dec Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
| having claims against CHARLES A. WILLIAM
SON deceased formerly Of Geneva Ontario County thai
thew are required exhibit such claims with the vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber al his Office IN the village 81
Geneva IN the County of Ontario. before the twelfth
dav 81 Fehruarv nsxt.-Daied Geneva 28h July, 1851
sui lav6mF JAMES H. WOODS. Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

NEARLX IE0zEN u vOp0g man. whose
name IS ankIo0 Vas + LII q oc.oc W~dn =,
ins BY sohs afelen. lyng tae To-. IN u rat .
Eishtk-sv nea,lv frozen 10 d ah- He WAS re
Moved ~ the Ninth @sTd Police tai n. ~h-fe ne as
attended ~ Or Faskln ~ho succeeded restoring AMI
n alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers sailed

Ia steamship Niagara from BoSios Jor LrerOoo- Messrs
Lang Of Ipswich A Drencb 90 California q Wight
man and Gum If TOTopto, > NJ. ANken OF II an lion,
Canada David Law OF Canada Hsnsos OF England ,
r. Roux Of Pans DONG q ,ms1 u Spai. Adrian Lem
mi Mrs Isprzrea -- Jaclp -- Viuconasau, aad -
Pcdaucet OF Italy W Huchngs, residence ne gwen
Is For Ha!Jar-MessTs L Johnson. W bontrew aad
/ A SuIette Of RsStuu Geo D,tou ~ Wsslhoro; Mrs
4 NJ Clark OF Nantucket, . AFFORD AMI A smith
u Halifar Jacob SpiInty Of va Scotia-B Total ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
NEw.YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM

Y SHIP COMPANY-ror RICHMOND, via NOh-
FOLK Va, stopping AT CITY POINT g. land PETERSBURG
passer gers only-sallne SATURDAY. Dec ~, At r. NJ,
nom Pier No ~ North River, Albany The new
double engine side-wheel steamship ROANOKE. Q,SvV
tunsC III M L. Parrish, Commander. VIII receive such
oeh Az oier during Friday goth uDtO2P NJ and On
the DAY 81 sailing being ATURDAl, 9th INST. az + ii
for Freight OF passage apply al the Company Aseh-
ey, No. So West-st,, corner of Albany.
DEEN 4 THORNTON, Agents, New York.
IUDIAM WATSON. Agents, Richmond.
EoTbE-NoItit Carolina passengers VIII be landed Al
Norfolk, taking the Portsmouth ana Weldon Railroad for
the interior
The COMPANY viii not he responsible for goods unless
Bills OF Lsding are signed therefor.
NoriCBWlshmg 10 meet the wants and wishes OF Nor
folk shippers the Company have concluded and aer
this TRIP to land ali Norfolk freight that por the cut
ward voyage
Tn, new steamship SARATOGA Will take her place II
the line early IN Msrch. DIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

New RAILROAD DEPoT The Long ISL
and Railroad Company are -, estaohshing nev
depot IN the village of Jam IA sum Of money
sufficient for the eTecilonoi station House having
already been contributed D, some OF those who VIII
be benefited BY the improvement. The o'clock
morniIg and O'Clock evening raiuS will co N nenee.
making stoppagtS al this plscs, during the present
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

AocIDENr.-Oral Hsuse, of No. 2s4
Dvoa st early Wednesday ng fell upoa the ce II
the Of Rvngi0b and Attornsy AMI broke his
leg He tahen he Thirteenth Wanl Police Staten
and attended By Dr. Fisk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
1 ro.ate Of the County OF NsN-York, notice Is nsfsf
s,yca 10 ali persons hayllg cams AGAINST LEV IhOhAS
late Of the CITY 81 NewNor merchant deceased 70 pre-
-, the same with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers
~. office af Robert H. Golf Ne street N the lSty
al NewVor on "a before the thirteenth day Of January
dated New YorA the ninth day ef July, 1881.
" ROBERT GOFE AdmlEistrafof
,,,i ,avsmY. ELIZABETH THOMAS, Am,nissratr,1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
cate OF the County Of New YORK notice nerset
a, I'll psysons having CLAIMS against WILLIAM n
YONG late Of the CITY Of deceased TO present
die same with vouchers thereof 70 the ssnscroe a.
.to,s - n AyTtCN SPRAGUE, No l07 Front street IN
shs CITY Of New-York az the once Of ELLIS buk-
RIIL DAWSON. Nassau street: IN the City "i Ns~
York on or before the lQth das OF JauA'y
New York the Sd day OF Juiy, lsol :, ,,,p rr.,.x
EDWARD ID. SPRAGUk. L1ecutoS
", la-6mY SARAH ANN YOUNG. Execufrix-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

DEATH CAUSED BY FNL.-An inquest
vas Yesterday held at the Bellevue Hospital upon
the body OF Michael Divine, native OF Ireland, 81
years OF age. whose death was caused by fracture
Of the skull received on Wednesday afternoon. by
falling from the fourth story OF building on the
corner OF Twenty-thrd-st and Frst-ay Deceased,
at the time was standing upon plank which LAID
across the weli-hOle formed by the stairs engaged
in conversation with one OF the workmen when he
lost his balance and fell to the first story. verdict
of accidental death was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

STOLEN PRoPETY-OwNEas WANTED
f. a,,. since We published the Of two indltT1du
ala hayrk IN their DOssesslOn large amount OF properly
Sai;s r,5 20 have besn stolen On WedBes<aF Oahrers
kumsead and schoeld recovered another ot WHICH haa
been seere,sd BY the parties me proPsfy
rec,s ~ ,iks mullins aces &c and there sinost
enGush Of 10 opsn wholesale store Dry gods dealer,
Who have est Eooas q ihis dsscnpssh VIZ 40 80 ss
are there asafng s@neff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

rv The house and lot On Fourth-av.. No.
60 &c by la5 feeiwas sold On "Wednesday for siszs'
sui a 10 al annuity o! t@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

SURPIcIoN OF GRAND LARCENY. n young
man of respectable appearance, named Owen Mar
Win, was yesterday arrested on suspicion OF having
stolen peck elbook containing s35 the properly Of
Lawrence Meehan of No ls7 Avenue G. The a.
cused, it appears, on Sunday evening, IN company
with friend went into Mr. u 5 store, and soon
after they LETT the money was missed. An Ofhcer
searched his room and found 500 in bank Bulls one
of " hch Mr. VI identihed as being portion OF the
stolen money. The accused was held for further
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26
VANDERBILT7s NEW line BE.

TWEEN NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
The only through Lin. ia Ncaraxus-A number OF day
or,sr thar any other ROVte-CODpOsed Of the following
Grst class steamships, between EEN~X0RR AID SAY
JUAN DE NICARAGUA:
The PRONETHEUS, Cap. Churchill
TIE DANIEL WEBSTER, Capt Baldwin
And between BAN J'JtE DEL sCn and san FRAs
CISCO
The NORTH AMERICA, Capt Bletasn.
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. WakemsA.
These steamers ali built expressly for TINS rosie
and for speed ey and Accommodations unsurpassed
The PROMErHEUs will leave New-York, from PieI
No North River, the 5h of each month at clock
PM. commencing Jan. 5. 1852.
Tho DANIEL WEBSTER, on the 10th Of each month
ssnmeReng Jan. 20, 1919.
The dsysof leaving SAN FRANCISCO will be the ia
and 18th Of each month. -
When the above DAYS fall Sundays the day OF sailing
viii be the Saturday previous,
Prom SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA 10 SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers will be promptly conveyed over hs
New Transit Route Of the Nicaragua Company having but
twelve ses VI Land Transportation, and nj that polR
snb,rs IN Of the above named Pacific steaDsu is
oAN FRANCISCO.
The great SAVING of dftsncs by this Route other,
heretofore established and a speedy and comfortable
transit between the two Oceans through beautiful and
hssthfO country offer inducements TO the travelling psb
lie squaied by no other Line.
No passage secured until paid for, and bus limited
number of passengers will be taken.
HOr freight passage, apply only at tbs Once >
lIrs No q BATTERY Place, upstart ID. n. ALLEN.
shove boats o3tfD doc INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

The WAY TO WEALTH OPEN TO ALL
The Greenwich Building Association. OF which Al.
ceymsn Crane o. the Ninth Ward IS President. hoi
public meeting this evening in the Bieecker Build-
ms cor of Blocker and Norton SITS. The OBJECT
OF the Association Is 10 enable Us members by small
monthly payments. TO purchase hOmesteads and 70
accumulate a large sum ga a few years, 70 be re-
turned to contributors. Addresses explanatory OF
the principles viii be delivered by Peter {. Baker,
W 7 Mlllken and % ers The public are ~
vled 10 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

ANOTHER Man FRozsN To DEArH.-A
colored man known by the nsrre OF" Abe" for many
years an employee about ID" Brooklyn Market, was
found lead In shed ai.achei "a butchers shop IN
York 81. Wedne sday morning ne was well advanced
IN years AVID having no segt home, IL is supposed
sought this shelter for nisags logging and was
frozen to death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-26

DEATH CAUSED BY EXPOSURE. An IN
quest was yesterday held at the Bellevue Hospital
upon the body OF an unknown woman, about 50
wears of age found on Wednesday night. lying upon
the sidewalk, at the corner Of Liberty aud Washing
tor sts in a dying condition. and while being con-
vey ed 10 the Hospital, died. verdict OF de ith by
exposure was rendered by the jury. The dece ised
was stout built and had red hair. She was dressed
in white flannel under clothes, pink cahco dress,
dark brown apron, interpreted with light spots,
plaid wooen shawl, and old shoes.
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k'OR : H X EN ) h u Y, LONG
4 BRAHCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT wASHING-
TOWN, NiGftl AND DOCKS. and RED Is ANk- III ixh
land Dock anu Ocean House when practicable. The
nsw aud splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT. Capt A. H
hasssisy, WI leave New-HSvsn Piss ads pscGSlp
Ess, River. daily, "a tollows.
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Run OyxR.-A man named Henry Har-

sen run over al o'clock Wednesday by 0rni
bus No. ISL, Ryexsons hne he sas conveyed 20 the
Elrhteerth Ward stao0 House. when Dr. Harris ascer-
tanned that his Ibs and kidneys injured AMER be
relieved he removed 20 his residence IN BleecSer-s