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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
COURT-Cityand County o.

mr. ,oatCt Geo,re 4 Williams Summons Tor money
lenard on. con;rac, ICON. not SER To GkVhDL
. WILLIAMS. You are hereby summoned ana
r1.r5r.d - answer the compliant III this act n whoa
wa flcd :. the Office q the Cleck ot ne OK and
County u Ntw-YorS ~ .he Cry Han ~ tne Cfs oi NeF
Nors o tie ,rh dav If me INST, and % serve copy 81
~ sser ~ the sad compliant the subscriber. a. n
once N Z Nassau->t, IN the ths u New otA, M-4.h
elusive of the day of such service anu F' ia I" answer
tie SAID complaint within the time aforesaid lhe .dl'is
T ~ a,t n Nj take Judgment against Won for the sam
u Nue Huelred and Ff-y Dollars ad fy-seVen GEMS;
vita interest from iAe Eleventh aay Of June one Thousand
--. hundred and :y-oUe besides TIT costs .. ms aI
Dated New York. June Il, 1851 DAVID HALL
l.S5 Iav6wW plaintiffs Attorney, Nassau-s-.
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COURT-Albert W. Wright

,, ard SaMu,. THUS plaintiffs, a-alnst John ". McMl-
ian. defendant IS oI uoLey demand cplirac,.
- T. the above named DEFENDANT. Yea are hereby
summoned and .u.-cd - the CON liant I'M,
ton which Wall lc - the Off Il the CLERK 4 the CITY
anG County q New York the CITY Hall 81 SAD CITY and
serve copy the sand the
subscriber a. hs Once NJ oil all Cl,y II
New-Nork. twenty days AFTER the II rhls
summons IA Won exclusive of Ill, d. Il such service and
you f4l % tie sad compliant within --e time
AFORESAID Tire plaintiffs ths action wll take judgment
AZ st you fr the SUN ~ Pour Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars with from the rSt tay NJ thousand
t-hi hundred and tyone bcs DE the u his action
Dated New-I0rk Nas !. 1851
j. BUTLER WRIGHT Plal,.tb' AiforneT.
The con IaLt y ;he above cn-tcd acton VS. rs ret
II TIE Clerks rce i,le C,y AID County If NewYoIs
IN ne 9th MAJ. 1881 e1j aw6wW
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ALoTzo 4 ALvoRD, President.

Z. 4. NIHFLf, NfrIPTfTF
AERAM D-Roi>. VI. y Ned.ca' EEamiaar. L the otfc-
f,ori 70 : i ". dai.y.
WILLARD PAEKER. i. D. Consulting Physician
REYNOLDS VAN SCHAicR, At.orneyS AID Counsel
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--n,-INcI1NE for NEW-HAVEN.

M0RNfNU LIN - 49,, - sAcr MONDAY, Jlne
WCu,~sE cF NoJR y. 80 Ida CAPT stone,
2 +, rt sso~ sLa EVEN Mq ,ssSa sns IN
ss os s A. ~ n g! .a md r.
, s xvii vii leave RaIa ~si IT, aS q lie b.;
49, PM or iumea-s.s Fre.ght taken on fe-So a94e
ia ir1a Dtnes 81 r further ai9r1-'.e.a., az
i.rHs F.fe = rrI1,fEs BISHOP co. bea's'-'
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MoRNINC EXPRESS TRAIN, 4


CP N stu. d. Sac same places - glls "est ahO IA
nyes N New YORK ths ncN forenoon.
TKElCNF TRAINS. leave from per i'2t ~ ~ y,
nsP fcr az stations the Road, and Tor Rochester
~ --.Il
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AOTEDNCT DEPART

" MENT-TO CONrRACrORS-Seaed iro2c.!''
endorsed Proposals for LuI.dn- Sewer "a Fofy-eghh
VIII be received AZ the Office u ne Groom Aqueinct De-
partmeAt. Rotunda. PaIk until FRiDA lne I'm gay ~
Julr 1851 a, 3 % clock 2 N 80 tuid StwER win me
neo assary Receiving Basins and CHAefs. ~ tOklf-
nSse.n Eighth and Ninth avs ieiug length about -
The plan Of the Sewer AMI specifications ir the nd az
ftte same and all other ni3rmtDn 'sLt,n5 'ls,''"
~ he obtained on Application 90 The Contract Lints lh'
oaica-New- Yorh fniy !. 1853 NICHOLAS DEAN.
-. = & II - d me Il
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SAMUEL n DE MOII) .x
FRANCIS NICHOLSON
ISAAC va sShllf.


RI 'VT TVIl-l lTFN ~ = - --re.er ~
ICE i hereby gwen. t4at Rsso--.-i -
- m TO-. 3 ard 4 AIDE AID req 80 - "A E
Il Sees fra SEWER II lst4-s-ee.,i - ,re owe
..v-r~ -. er-ors t.e-efo. are y -. - -
sane = 49, &, -.e gl,ers--r T.. a. nc 1tlce
-, go 4. - 8 ID. lri1.r-i, " r. ~ D.
- ~ r.. C91inl,-er % >-~f:..-NsD-
20 y y, ALEX 2 DODGE, sever Clsrt
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-

t1rYed he flee 81 tie Clrrk of the Board u Educa
cr EDNTSDAY ne 18Th inst for the constructlop
3 an nos RAILWAY about ard school No 7.ioca.a
'ff -rs ttc s-ff Il tle pryy<-ei w0rk eau
20 sff % ie 80 g.. '- Board Of Educa,lnr New CITY
L. iy2 SAWS
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NOTICE.-Pu5lie no

ice j. hereby .lyeI. % tie eVsner ~ oFiels pc-
or occupants VI all houses anf -, u. - -.
rr5..J t1tls ar-ed thereby ttlf ne il-''-i--
eu.s haze oeen cOmc.eted " the Assrra 10 ~ ~
--eS hi ~ a-ce 4 the Burea1 ~ A''r III ~
rat,0n tv ali cerSJls interested. w - flL4.i-Nn
- M AMINO LOTS between I-r-e-4fl t-u '4f-
te.u,n-strfets Ilrs,-zveIle anf AFrl@ - .-L--;
s,-f--cef ~ srch Assessment ilc-4 t- 'At 'eFrfa
- - md ofs ID. - vacant -s . il ~ : =
isrf situated o fhe u0r-her-F SIDE = Thirteenth a..
.rr .,fe ii Fonr-reu,l-streeis. d~twrtA cue a
.~6 Fr---zyeuue AL PERSONS who l erve,s a!r lc-
81 ine sfy enamel Ass>-se nts an L0 4fe ppps- y
lie zane ~ r-r "a. them. are r,s 4esrI % res,
ecri0n, IA writing the Hdersguef. a. ir-f l-1
H. III Records within k.l-y days r'' =, Gaze ~
naice Office BuIezl u Assessinel,s' s'ffe' De
SAMUEL n DE MoII) ..-s
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anecE OF TsE HUDSON R!yrE INsvH.SgE cONrANT.}
"htt.l NNN y - nc :, .e)t.
VHE DIRECTORS If the HUDSON

a Cash c.. .ai - ii. Com ans. az rad b. sad O.
- - ~ pslsr-.s = i'so ,To. IL u te Get raj la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

HNoAA. OWE y 40 Wan.a NsnA.ftaN r.
tiaas ISAIAH BLOOD Pr,ad,lt
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1851. J Butler WRIGHT.
SUPREME COURT. City and County

- OF New York -Ichabod l. Gage Imam Da,er and
Narce!lus Massey. asa.as: Lorenzo RCssel-S4glnQn
IN urpcv demand o. contract Com. Mt SER To the
DEFENDANT above named You are hereby summoned
ar -eu-et - .>se- the cr- plant this action which
vs 80 Pm the oce ~ the Clerk II the Cy AMI County
If New-Yors o. Office the Cry Han 81 sad CITY
the 10Th day oi June instant and L. ,er'e COPS ~ our an
-, r the M complaint on the suh,cr hers II Their Office
Ne NeW-strte iu sl1 Cg. within twenty DAYS te1 the
ths summons On sou- tNcllsi' ~ tue dy1i cl
>elsse and If vo f the sld complaint within
thc tine AFORESAID. tie plaintiffs TINS act. VIII take
Judgment against YOU ior he sum u irte hlnred anu ay
2 200 dlar wh interest 500 $500 from the 2.il
rs March 1851 % Tn - Cay - June, 1851. alL leres.
SO llf from ttc sand ll day u June. -
sand hundred and f'y-0ne besides rle
ac,lCn 90 Dated June lmh. 1851
DOoLITILE 4 MckINSIRI. P.sni-fs' Attorneys.
lei
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~ and f1r tae Comfy O.. New-YorS. - ne Sa-raes
Oace. Ia 10 CO.. 4 Nev-No-. na %. -d = l.e'h ne
wear one thousand eight l.alre aal i-t cone
pr-.cn- Alexaaaer " Bradford. irr -iie. - h
the mater of ne a9ceoq o. n.y. 49,, .ss
On reading and fling tho Application 81 "iI-
lam Tsttcrss Eyecurar u the .a-t ~ tni ,.s.t-
meut II JOHN PuELAN, la,e q the CITY II New foTs:
deceased fnr horny lease sell te rtaI
es;A, ~ .e said deceased. r tLe payment c. hs eos
OrCg rel tAl' a Interested u the rsit ~ tnr
.hc said John Phlu deceased appear tetcre me Surro-
r,e + he county X NeYork his Office. me city 81
NCwlCrk on The twenty t-ht Gay Oh July neat az zen
or In tie forenoon aftaat DAY then and there % snow
cause whv autnor should rot be tie sand kNrcu-
mortgage sci much al flt real e>a.e ot
the md John Pr.Ian deceased shall bee ccnt I'D
~ debts LEES -.sl \ Y BRADFORD. Slrfo-ate.
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o,f,,vcF of HOURS-Commenc.linI9>
A 'HANOI .,.po IA PATERSON RAIL

I J'ae ? isl7kAMiAr ne s.,,. as l,'s. % o.
ROADsEIP,',r lis1 ,ssS- 1, SoceA s32}as
ne a, I, E. e P-:.son oS At ohoSss.
OIL; :. 4; IL. o'c.ooA NJ s'o2l'As 0'-'
p,,es and Bola- SsfirF NJ s,r-,.ny ouly a: PAT
. Is,s s.d HoaaS. 3, I'd SIC aosdS rs IN
Fsssc Bndge fsis.s s,r,sr. fiayiers and knss.
;ys s f Sy at s. ia ;'i S''s q.
hr Nes,iers at >, i'n Ssles TIE ~ trains stop a.
pergsn Oh sisuN - er.r,s' Al P y and NoN-f"iA
WAY TRAINS i'@'' -,
I3PM. -p,rSS leave Paterson q = ara ~
PA Eisw,' ,rd q o'clock PM.-Les'e Ns"-iO'~ -
800 IN and and 81 o'clock r h.,loy NJ and
II NptMlO In LeS sew-Yosk at 6uek Al wv
e'elees \ N.
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SUPREME CoURT.-In tho matter II

- Sic au1. c,f .pl Of lie Iayof. Ale-n.n t1I C1Il.ln
att e Cts ol Nrs-Ilrs. rel-re 20 tna WIDENING
ii LIST ii four ieet ga tae mort eide thereof
tet~ cen Ir.altsv aIl Mass E-s - 'he Ct. oi NeE-
York Pilc notice hereby 1, to Mayor, Alder
uc- ard 0.nlLa.'y lftAe C.tv 3D.. : r No-- lrit =
sta-a'e such made ant r0t T. tna5 e sa TIE
Na-cr Aldermen arc Ca-nol1g rle CT %; e'Ff 1rk
Intcua 90 make Application the me- 9 uri o.. me sac
al Nev-i r. - SPECIAL term o. the sii & MT ~ 4ei
a. the Cry Han OF Cfy 81 New rs, on - DAY,
tn g. y Of Iur t a. tie areun@ ofthe Court ln NAT
v eater counsel can be heard. ioT iae
appointment If Commissioners nj Estimate and Assessment,
M The above entitled matter that the nature and extent II
TIC Imnroye intended tirr, i 'he widening u Wall
faul feet On the AOrhely SIDE thereof between Broad
vav and Nasssi IL The C.ty Of NeEl lr1-Dated New
NaTF June C. 1851 HENRY L DAVIES,
jostjv5 Co-.lsel = 'Le Corporation
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIc

notice IS hereby gwen. thr occu
pant az occurants vi nh houses ard lots proved or un
improved lands affected thereby. tht thu following assess
m,ufs have been courefed hv the Assessors. and
LODGED the Office the Bureau of Assessments r eI-
nation boy all persons Interested W r"f nnd.hg 80 hh
IN "a the
sewer between Prince and Houston streets The lmIis en-
hraced hy such cinde an the several ousts
and lots Of ground vacant los, AMI parcels ~ land
situated on both sides II broadway between Prince and
Houston streets All persons whose interests are affected
by hc above named Assessments gat who are pip sed 10
the arc or either Of them requested 20 rresea 'her
directions IN riing - the undersigned cce No
Hall Of Records within thirty day. from me da'e If TINS
not e, Office Bureau II Assessments Street Department,
inc e. 1851 SAMUEL. " De NOrT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Asscsscrs
..5c Ia. WI SMITH.
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~,,,nrN and AMBOY RAILROAD

CiIXE oa NEwYoRFK +, e s r5lE1ioofHiX POT
raw iiSi ~ "a y = Fare IN trs'c.ss - -, 80
,rois 50 To Freehold by n9I1iaS suS We ~ - 8 NJ
Tnaerani Line. b. steamboat ~ Hiss Agent.
:
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FER R Is 'NiSsHoi SOY. Assessor. =,
ISAAC w SMITH.


zee herctv gwen Sac owners. s-cG7ani
occ ms Ct. AZ Houses ans Lots improved and uan-
ga Lands affected - reby. "a; TIE 1l0" IL Asses
crs have been completed he Assessors and are dyed
IN TIE urlce 4 the isSess e', fr ~ - M OF:
~ az 1ersons interested VIZ for WILING - NNEN
LOTS on bcS bounded ns Hrfy sixth AMI iarfv seventh
streets. and Tenth anu Eleventh The nuis EN-
hrared ~ such Assessment Jude all the several Houses
and Lots Il Ground vacant Los pieces aud parcels 81
Land. situated o tie western SIDE 90 TtA'hastle, De-
tween Tht,sxih aud Fhs ScFcath streets. and Oh The
n0LsIiy side OF Thirty eet and souther SIDE Of
yeEth street hetN T. nh and Inc 80
westerly ;AeIc;rua alt parallel thereto. Al
whose interests aCccL fy tie above nlnet Asses
mens and who opposed 20 the SAINT either Il ;her
arr rC uested present their onecuons WIRING - TIE
underS med ~ tnsIf Office NJ Hail ol Records within
thr-v DAYS from the dare u this notice Once Bureau 90
lA~~r~-Inents, street D~r-s-tfsi~nr; ls5t-
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Observation-Disclosures ". Wright

ISaud samuel Tirus plaintiffs against John y Pierce.
def r,iart ->ummors f. money demand c1n-ract-Io
tie al.,ve named DEFENDANT Iou are hereby sum-
,onai and rcgur. % answer complaint IN ms acton.
wl e. will o., fled the Office oi the Gers II ne Cit
and County YorS. - the CITY Hal Il sad CT,
and 10 copy Il your A>Ntl 70 tlt sd ll .l
On the subscriber H. Office. NJ. g --s in the u;
New-Yo.k within twcn, DAYS after the service q ms
summons q you. II the caF OF slcA service anu
+ you fa T. answer the sud Complaint WITHIN me tline
Al resa- tho plaintiffs TINS action VIII take judgment
a-as Won fr the II four hundred t'ars, Win inter-
81 fror the nrs Ma thousand eight hundred
ans +fv-re beside the costs II THIS action Dated New
Nork. Nay J, 1871 BO Il:kH NklIhl
Tho COMMA NJ m the above EMIT ed acton diy filed
m The Cles ,fce II tie CITY and County If NewYerA.
IN, ~. ann Ma 1s5l r.2J laWGwW
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u PURSUANCE Of an Order Of the Sur

rc-a;e Il tie COUNTY f NewY1rS. notice ! hereby
-ivsn 70 al re-snns having claims AGAINST THOMAS Ed
YARDS lie 20. tic C-- g New rrk deceased. - pre-
sout tie sane with vouchers thereof 10 u. suns
Eche~- Etva-!s r place nf 4sueSs y So hld-
-s--eo ~ he Gre 1f Nu- N1r or before the i-
ta- ri Ianul.y ncN. l,cd New YORK une an l'Jl
ROBERT EDN ARDS jR..
resj lavslW Adm l,+tlfoT-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the

+ Surrogate Il the County 4 NewYoro nce ], 1,gh;
all having ciliuS AGAINST fl-i/ ABEL Il
DAVIDSON late # the City 4 Newly lrh, WHOM, dt-
cea,ed % present the with vouchers thereon = me
sl,t>cr,ter ar the Office If 5 VI * D + Mee.er Atlr-
ne,s &c No II Wall-stree m the City OF " 1rN on
or before the eleventh day II neNt-DAicd New 1rA
the seventh day If January al
Is lawGnW JAMES {. DAN IDSON. Admn.s'ra'orSc
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70 '''' lanes S. TAYLOR. Administrator
= lawenW JOHANA BRENNAN. AdmnlsiratnN-


Y TT rs A-NI i VI III UIuII VI tII' 'V"4
D rogate Of the County Of NcwYor., N9tce ]. A.Ie,y
givento all persons gclas afnsi " ILL Az OON
kEY ate II tie City # New YOrs. deceased T. presen'
the sane with vouchers thereof q the slscHDtf n we
residence If stephen H. Feeks, NJ III C4nt9asfe,t IN
the Ctg # New-YIrs before the seveth ga u W
,eu.lef next Dated Nesv-Yors. Aynl .. 1911
STEPHEN " FEEKs. Executor
90 lavemWs HESTER CONkEf, EKecutnN
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of Distributions

- - the al. the real estate Of VALENTINE
STEINDECKER late Of the Ctr Of New fof. decessedl
n-@sate lately male under TIE order oi he %
D. Cn.v M Eey.- York Hy Eva SfelttcNtr. the Admin
l.tratr Il all and singular the goods, G. ae-s tA1
OF N. ). lnestate vii be distributed ~ ne AZ. oi.Lo
- "a .oorg the c-edl-01s u the sad nfA,tate ID 20
rr- - thor respective deo,s acclrrss- a's a. l,s
rro-,.'s Ofce n the City Of New-fors ostie osyeha
day VI July next = eleven ccA ia iAe 'iey u 'A@
~; y2i .-vss y ". BRADFORD. Surrogate.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Sur

y 7 :
roeate # the County II NewNors. notice : herety
given 10 al persons having claims a-a.ist SAMO nj
BROOM late II the Civ II NeW-Drtans, LOUISIANA, he
ceased, present the with rchcrs thereof - the
subscriber al the Office II Kent Dawes. E,lS, ~ 70
Wall-..reet ia tie Cts # New York before tle
Tenth day If November EeN-Dafct Nov York tae IE.h
day If MAJ 1851 WIN IHhOP SAhtItNl
NV laWCmNt tNcc ltVl.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur

ro-ate # the County If Ncwiork. notice j. hereby
gwen 20 al persons has cl s against Az I'D HEATH
late # the City II NewYorS. licensed t. present tie
same with vouchers thereof - the subs r ~ IS office.
No 70 FULTON IN the City II New tx or r. De
fore Tie sixth DAG of December ueN-Da'ct Nt"-f"in,
the Thlgteth day II May. 1851
lei IawGmW. WILLIAM H. HEATH Administrator.
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* HEREBY GIVEN to all

Y r.r..r. having claims a-anst ROBERT AlNsLEE.
{6e itv II New 0rs. deceased -1 KNIT ne 'ie
whfLe .oucner. - the C4cc u ! Ih9-r, u W.
az. h.. tef ~ the j.; f 4 " Isl next. ~ ." ileS"
I IHOhNE. tV-elr-rr.
WM CURTIS MOVES -
ELIZABETH ANN AIN,LEr, E-tf--i''-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe sur

rogate 4 the County Of Newfork. notice . nee.F
en- - all persons having claims againsi VIZ DN' ~
son a-e II me Cltvof Ncwl lr deco 1ed ," prest me
same with vD chp.s thereof t. The .iscr Der a. e uei
VI X u Neeker Attorneys. SC No u " -,.I'e.;
he ~ II NewYork ON or before the eleventh ia, II
Is nest-Daed New-YOrk. The seventh "a, u January
1881. JAMES ! d 10 ~
awfuWed Administrator. lC DORIS u'a ~
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II FALIRlNtk D., \, r. Moth River. "a. ci,cs
BAY SID sSappTIRysTATE Cagi Bay,en 49, IL ~
BBs9 InnffsSPtySs and on SiaT}Sp9i19S
STATE C9F,, w Tns he osly direct ae 70 New
DAYS sad flpA = eaaec.oa a,A 'ns Inc i4s - '-'
frcn Proy,4,ssfTs BORDEN. AGENTS, 70 and :! West
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-04
RATES OF DUTIES in CUBA
WAsHINGron, Dec. 3Isl0

w WASHING TON, Lee. Sl,f lCOV-
Information has been received FROM John
Morland, Esq, United States Acting Consul at
HAVANA, that Royal order, dated at Madrid
on the Sd Of November last has been addressed
to the Superintendent of the Island of Cuba, by
which for the next two years there will be an
increase Of duties on imports and exports, as
follows:
4 One and half per centum on the valuation
Of all foreign Imports.
Ono seventh of the present duties to be
charged over and above what Spanish imports
have heretofore paid.
Fifty cents over and above the duty hereto
fore charged on box Of sugar exported; and
in the same manner, twenty-five cents per one
hundred pounds of tobacco and per thousand
cigars.
The increased rates will commence to be laid
on the LIST of February next upon goods i'm
ported from ports of America, excepting Rio
de Ia Plata, Rio dc Janerio, and other ports Of
South America, which will be from the. lst OF
April, and on goods from Europe the LIST Of
March.
The increase on the exports will commence
on the LIST of January next
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-04


HThs Rochester American thus speaks Of
some Of JExuy LlHD's bsnsfactions
II 10 we'll known that the avails Of her con-
certs, have been c0nsecrstcd by jenny LIND, to
the noble purposes Of establishing free schools
in her native land. Abiding to this, the author
Of the Lorgnette says, In one OF the last num-
beers Of the second series: Think Of It for q
moment, Fritz, that your ticket and your seat
are to give desk to some poor Swedish
scholar and that the echoes of the Nightingale
are TO re-echo through their whole lifetime in
the hearts and voices of ten thousand blue-eyed
Scandinavian children"
The fact 50 beautifully stated by sJohn II
mon," derives additional interest when contrast
ed with certain facts in the early history of the
Swedish Colonies in this country At the time
Of the establishment of these colonies, on the
Delaware, It WAS most strongly urged upon
them, by the Home Government, that they
should make liberal provisions for :" the virtuous
education of the children" The distinctive rule
Of the Swedes was brief, and little opportunity
was afforded for the furtherance Of the views in
culcated in the instructions from home. But
two centuries, freighted with their chances and
changes, elapse, and there comes from Sweden,
to the shores of the New World, the acknowl
edged Queen of Song, to receive the willing
tribute of her subjects, and thus return to her
native land with tho rich boon of free education,
that in the day Of Gustavus and Oxensteirn was
to have been bestowed upon the scattered in
habitants Of the Eastern shores. Thus the Ia
bles are completely turned, but the great truths
remain in their iron fxty, that good 10 immortal,
aud that benevOlence is its own surest reward.
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The Southern submission press is carrying
its servile insolence 80 far that moderate men
are getting Disguised, and talking out In the
border States. The st. Louis Times thus gives
a taste of the canting scurrlity of the compro-
mjsers, accompanied by a pungent answer;
."Tell us, will you, in what portion OF the
North, the dangerous faction" are carrying
their damnable doctrines to greater extent for
"the destruction of the Constitution, and the. dis
ruption of the Confectionery" than are the snme
dangerous factions" Of the South TT efer-
son Inquirer.
In Vermount, where the legislature has null
fled the Fugitive slave LAWN Massachusetts
where armed bands are congregated for the pro-
lection of fugitive slaves, and where the Union
is denounced as "a marriage with hel'--in New
York, where State convention is soon to as
semble which proposes a general convention Of
the Northern States to nullify the Fugitive slave
bill Times.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-04
FIR the Southern Press.
New York, December IS, 1856

New York, December Is, 1850.
If General HAMILTON is right when he says
in his Pastoral Letters" to the people ofSouth
Carolina, that the battle for Southern rights is
to be fought in the North while the Southstands
looking on with folded arms, it will be q most
singular contest between somebody and no
body--between the substance and the shadow
for, as stated in my last letter, know not q
single man here, who recognizes the rights he
il TO defend. From Pennsylvania to Passama-
quoddy inclusive, there 10, believe, but one
newspaper that does not either support the Com
promise, or oppose IL, solely on the ground OF
not striking deep enough into the vitals Of the
South. If denounced at all, it ia because New
Mexico and Utah are recognized as Territories
without the Wimot Proviso because the terri
tory of Texas was not taken by force, instead OF
being purchased with money; and especially be-
cause it carries with it that aIIell-hatched Stat
ute," the Fugitive slave law, which has been
everywhere nullified by the fat Of fanaticism
Thus that great amotive power" which gives
impulse and direction to the popular machinery
for good or for evil, is everywhere in the North
arrnyed against the South, and the most power
full Of all the nuxiliaries Of fanaticsm. The
South has no friend to defend its rights, or vim
dictate its conduct, except on the sole ground Of
submission. He would otherwise be denounced
N 4 disunionist and traitor, az have been, be-
cause believe there are wore things in this
world than dissolution Of the Union, namely,
a consolidation Of the States into one vast I'M
wieldy empire, like that Of Russin, which could
only Be governed by despot welding the bay
ouet ard the cudgel without control.
Ihese famous Union meetings which are to
fight ths battles Of the South. are mere Trades
Unions, composed, according to all spPearsnsss,
Of the fiepds ofcommercial intercourse, secretly