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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

The SHIN Ne arrived at san Francisco IN The lst UT rc-
thst there have been heavy gales IN the Arcc O an
dis season and whales scarce In Tao the "hoe meet
nae had bad luck and many Of the beore reported hare
been lot IN the large number OF Vessels have been
!,st Ia tbs attempting passage IA behfas SRA =
Nearly the whole fleet have dd their course ior the sAha-
wlcL Islands, for repans 49,, -, ~ .r.
The Me 22d Aug II lat % 81 81 ION 10Y ~ sp,SS
Condor New Bedford, OF not stated bark Che SDehc
lean ship JUNIOR n Bedford. o. not sa'eo barA CtHa
liam New Bedford clean ship Inoise, do mos OUT .
Whale Abigail do whale this season Arctc' 40 !
~hair Paclhc do none. Gladiator, whale cry oO-'
months out, clean Gen Pike do clean; Armada IA
swhSs ship De aynoy. spoken by the Nile reports
HAVING spoken the following vessels Ships Gldeon NV
lard N,v Beof,nd wna,s thiS SEASON hevrse nov
iahd do 10 oil Saratoss, DO clean warren o. aush;
rean. LuuinAly, do, clean; Minerva. ~" -bealstu,
whales rfapkln. do whale Hibernis, Vt N-btuioiu'
c,ssn Rom al 90. clean, Wins ard do. Whale
re- Nile went ashore June Ith at OF
AID getting Oh ia Is hours without ANY Oe
damage than the loss Of an anchor - . -,
The shlp China Reward, Of New Bedfsrd non'ns ot.
had en- 1890 bbls oil during the ess0a ana nea
COO sbls fIom tie French ships Lsfa ete and Cen Test
ich were to- sly lost Fox lSan1s and the Z hs SAIL
Ell Tor houe about middle OF Jul a IA
IN. shu Raw ditch " alton, 81 AREA ~ rO> od '''''
NILS al sailed for home last OF J iiy -. -.
Tbs sh,n Armsta If New Lo1don, was ,oiaH! ios' II
NHssisr Islands, IN June. SHIPS Svss. Of BedioIu,
20 hb's ne nm oil Atlantic, Nantucket DO 90
$3.50 S,ntucist 200 bbls sperm Y months ou,
90 a. New Bedford Nov ), ship MarthN 1.As IT, r..
Wv North Pacific Ocean sid snip nsHai A"N~
Sands. North PaclHc -, -. n,n.,xict WING North
Pacific Ocean -. r.hi,Sxin III Nev-Bed-
ford eDor her at Upolu June y, ~lts IL" Oi-s w.
on toaIe-si mos out
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TEXAS.


AUSTIN Texas, Thursday, Oct 10, IoII'
Gen. Persifer +. Smith arrived In San
Antonio on the 25ih ult He assumed the command
of the Department upon his ARRIVAL al ihdlahotp--
The :. aneral has since left upon tour Of inspection
of the military posts. lie goes as far as Eagle lasS,
and then turns norhwari for the line OF posts IRON
san Antonio TO Fort Washiia, IN Arkansas. Generai
Harvey has been ordered 20 attend the great council
10 be held October II, and subsequently TO make
tour OF inspection of the posts on the RIO Grande.
reporting bully concerning them. Lieut. Gibbs; OF
the Rides, AID 10 Gen. smith mas not YET arrived in
Texas Mach is TO be expected from the councl!
now meeting The Indians willing to compro-
mise and to be on terms OF friendship, but they VIII
no, hear of any further aggressons on the part oil
the whites and the difficulty Will be TO arrange DIS
unctly the iua dividing their country from that
which IS claimed BY the whites No outrages on the
par, Of the Indians have occurred IN this section Tor
some time The country is suffering sadly for want
of rain I'm some places there has been hardly
enough of corn saved last the growers the winter,
and seed ior next wear Cor. of Phil. lnQ.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CorRT or COMMON PLEAS.-Betore
.Judse Woodruff Robertson against Slater.-Plain-
TN held lease of premises belonging to the Carnes
estate in Seventeenth-st and assigned 1t to deiend
ant receiving two notes therefor Tor ABOUT , 80
The present suit is the notes. The lease assign
ed contain ed the usual clause in leases, Nom tue
Games estate, that it should cease on the death OF
Mrs CarneS.
MIR : refuses to pay the notes on account of this
clause in the lease alleging ealment OF the fact
on the part of Mr.. r., and he sets up recoupmeRt
IN the way of damages for soc.
The Court held that until MT ) had been turned
ONT nj nossesslon he could not claim either failure
of consideration nor recoup (oisep in damages
Verdict for plaintiff In amount.
Before Judge lngraham.
Coleman act Sherman and Reed TO recover dam
AGES for alleged trespass and assault and battery.
already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff, $50 which
carries a like amount of cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Importations at port of New York of the
- aek ending FrsCay Noy =

lmportations at port of New \ ork OF the
week ending Friday, Nov.
BRIcK-I59ss4 Fire Brick
BARk-2l2 bales Bark.
Coal U2t tuns Coal.
CoEFEE-l7, 9i9 bags Coffee
CANDLEs-s. cases StesI,ne Candles
CoPFkR-IO9 cases Sheathiug 29s bars Copper
CHALK-33o tuns Chsk.
DRY GOoDs-l 81 pkgS. DRY Goods
pRVGs-46 bales go 70 SarsapaIllia 81 AIfoWroo'
~ bIs Msgnesa $50 casks IS uerces Sods Ash bags
Tcnspa Beans 81 dem Copavla hid Phosphate Soda ,
10 Kegs SUI phae zinc llQuofce Paste casks
Liquid AmmoniA 2gdo Sugar Lead leo bags Cuteh
DNks-s3chests, IS eases Indigo y coToons Cochtnea
DYEwooD--2i tuns Red wood 80 DO. Fustic 10000 70
L0swood.
FIsH-soe btls Alevive ~ ties 900 DO Salmon 80 do
FIRE CRACkkRs-lO0 boxes Fire Crackers
ERUIrSS bbs CheSi uts 10 o50 boxes. 1900 halves.
23lO 10 eishihs tos Rssns 1z boxer sases
$50 boxes Figs $500 Cocoa Nut,.
GUNNl BAGS-l2 geo Gunny Bags 3Iebaies Gunny Cloth
HipEs-it.aeo Hides; Goa bds Goat SKINS q DO Deer
SKINS l6 cask Sailed SKINS
Mans cAsks German Hams
eHORNSlt.C39 Hons.
HASH dozen Manila Hats
HEsP--i ,s4s bales Hemp, % hicule. loose
IRoN-ls se9 bars X r. Iron $3.50 5ds .5o bdls..
50 bids Hoop; 1919 bds Sheet; lt5s Plates T55 tuns
Pig
JlrE-sQ bales Jute.
IE,p-2 iG1 plEs Ii al.
ITNRER-s0 go II Scantlzg, s. 0S Shingles
MATTlN6-6 rolls VI attDg
MOIAssES--6-s khus q ics Motassss
Ou-y7 cSs. Cassia Oh; 50 cks. LiEsSed . cAs Cod
Oh
PNHf-sr hvs yerE.ah0s
RACs-- So bs.rs Rags
klTIAN>-@ .,t bio Ma
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DiSaSters. &c.

Missing Vessel -Schr poyahtho', john Anderson,
asler Of and oI Salem I'm PhaGe pha. with coal sailed
rom De aw are BTeaWae Sept and tas mol since bceh
beald from Capt A bel0I ged 10 Bridgeport Conn
where ne has left a family We caDnOt ascertain the
names of the crew The = fine vessel OF no th'
two We ars old. aad with her cargo was uninsured
We learn from South Harwlch that the whaling Schr
Belle Isle which was run down hy steamship "m Penn,
and VAS subsequently in tow OF two SchOoners no cast
her of has drfted into Buffers Hole between Mnpomy
POINT aud Nantucket She Is full Of water head down
and swings the de from which II believed she Is IA. ID
BY anchor. - -, ..o. 81, H.
The Valparaiso Rtporter OF the Isl ut states taai the
quantity OF unnaee that haTbor excessive ana "ho9.
osoect of any employment whatever and many vessels
vii have 90 go to Brazil and other PLACES IN ballast before
spv improvement take place. In consequence ~ tns
scarcity of employment several vessels nave neeh sod ny
auction - ~, -.
10 kingston JAM put INTO Norfolk ON INST ID uisHes'
leaking badly, aud pumps choked
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Spain mud the Late Cuban Ahair-Acceptance
Of the HAVANA ConsuIship by Judge Sharkey
Tho Imprisonment of Mr.. Thrasher, &c

WAsHINUIUNi TIIudJ, 4NV'' 7, I0'T
It is rumored that dispatches have been re-
ceiyed by the Spanish Legation at Washington,
stating that Spain only requires salute to her
flag by the United States TO forget the insult at
New.Orleans, and to set the American prisoners
free.
A letter of acceptance Of the Havana Consul
ship has been received from Judge Sharkey.
A letter received here, says that Thrasher'S
dungeon is SO wet and unwholesome, that no
man can survive a month in IT.. IL also charges,
that Consul Owens made charges othe Captain
General of Cuba against Thrasher asserting that
he had propagated hbel., &c, to procure his
lowers recall-Thrasher being an applicant tor
the COnSulship.
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. SAILED ors Sf''AA''
by, Boston. ~, -, n G CNoS.u Hartman
pRisTOI Nov i--Arr scop Mana LOUIS y nosinson
Faii R,vef for New-York. 5h SD schI' !, d Yerk
coyxer ~ iladeIpka sloop Artist Davis -, Rut.
CHApIESTON Nov Stu the ofing SIP SIP Er-,., 1
ledge, Wsnbsri s Baltimore SlsareS' p a N Y
JesS,, sjcktLze Boston brls Ire mon, SSa Uar-
Tel.starh Rjch New Orlsens, Wen, % s. ~ Ne.
i.st Use NcKenze, BostOn. TeissiAA' h''H' w
CITY POINT Nov 3-Ar scar Mercy 49, 49,, New
soe Rs,aS ID ss,let scAr Margaret. , " gym ""
lJt&
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To Mariners.

Mi BaesticI, the lac u. s Envoy to soath Eas.ern
Asa states the position Of the Hosbuigh Light House ia
he Straits Of Singapore the entrance OF the Chna Sea
now beng erected and lighted or abou te Isl
n January lg57-tO be lat 20 ~ long iVi > h OF
,ccnv bearing from Singapore 80 geosraphic mics
ma eht rom tie earest he adlaId The light VIII De re-
xovlug-uer,od not vet determined upon-and ~ VIII ne
seen at he distance of 10 geographical miles -
~ E.,isc,or ~ Portsmoufh n II has gwen notice
that the anern on the Of The Light house A. View"
Castle IL OFT Point) would be removed on uslas
~ mn n ! for The purpose OF reducing the hight u sad
tower Temporary Light wili be exhibited om Win1o"
ON The south sae Of the tower wae the alterations are
beng made
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rnorninn a fire hroke out

FIRE.-Ye sterday morning fire broke out
m frame building In the rear OF No SIS FirsIst occu
ned by several poor families and owned BY Hon. C.
Crohus The IRE department were promptly on the
ground, and soon succeeded In Subdulng the DANES
Damage about $SoO--insured for $500 Had II not
been for the prompt and energetic action OF the are
men the FIRE would have communicated 10 the ad-
Joieg property, and probably have proved very DIS
as,rous in It's results Capt. Hicks, of the Seven
tenth Ward Police with platoon of meR, was on
the ground and presery ed order.
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Gfpresscs, &c.

GREG OKY'S & 4 LII 80 x \ A
N FREIGHT and PARCEL EXPRESS The sub
sriber Will forward Express usual, psf steamers
CHFROKIE ana OHIO, ou the 3ib and ilth ot Noyen-
Der via the l. linus 4 Palnma.
Feeht for these steamer, .hou' len Office
4, The a owe daeS water o. ~ condition, wan Ia
voices and Ia packages not over ~ lbs weight each
We make no charge for Custom Hoise business . -.
Parcels reeeIye ed until lei, OK aud letter. uutn y POI
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
utti Managers aHd Agents I, III Pearl ST. col AL
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LOUISIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, Nov. o. 1851
There is only a small quantity of COTTbN offering
the sales this morning we're 500 bales az firm prices
Sales OF SUGAR have been made at i,c for common
MoLAsSEs-7OO hhds have been sold at 25lc MESS
PORK has improved. and IS quoted at $l4 23o$4 so
LARD is dull at Sic for prime barreled and lOc for
Kegs 1000 bags RIO COFFEE sold at Sdo. cents
FRIloHrs are dull Cotton is taken for llyerpooi al
adj FLOUR is dull. and unchanged. CoRN-i3OOo
bushels sold al 1i4c BACoN-SIdes l0dlOf cts.
Shoulders, SIC In WHISKY nothing is doing, but an
advance IS asked. STERLING EXCHANGE is al 70s
prem the latter for choice signatures
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~ We were somewhat struck with a
remark made by Nsw-Yorker, who witnessed the
sad scciden, at the depot on Wednesday. Having
INQUIRED Il the injured boy would be taken 10 thc
Hosp,tal, and being answered we had no such edihce
he exclaimed" u hat riy Churches and no Hosp''
fal, on most Christian ". ozark :" Newark Mer
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Weightman's majority.

In Rio Airiba County $50 votes were cast Tor Mr.
Weghtman but not reckoned, as they were gwen on
the ID day Of September, the polls having been ad-
ourned over. Mr. Weightman received his cenl-
fcate Yesterday and to-day or tomorrow departs LOT
Washir p,on. / understand that MIR. Reynolds has
served upon him notice Of his Intention 10 contest
tboe
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Professional Notices.

A CARD DR.. DAVID L. ROGERS
a las returned TO the city Of New-York and resumed
the Surge practice of bus profession at No 10 Wavery
place. o''A"
EUGENE CASStKLY having resumed
II me rtsctrce Of his profession as an Attorney and
Counselor at Law III the CITY Of Saa tranciscn WI give
lbs attention such business as may he c0nhded 20 him
especially IN the collection Of debts judgments SC IN
uart OF the Of California san Francs Sept IS
30 luib~'SW-
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Go-pdrtuersbip.

N'HE FIRM Of LEONARD x WILL
4 son lStonm,iLs = this Jay dissolyei BY mt al
ca.sent ALLEN LEONARD.
GEORGE WILSON.
The Affairs Of the ate firm VII be settled by the suDso
her WHO viii continue the business AZ The Manuacery,
Riige road and 9Th At. GEORGE WILSON
PhiIsdelbha, Nov. g. 1851. no Nv
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Hy telegraph.

NEW ORR Fans Nov 6-Arr ships Norfolk. Boston:
Ants1tic + Sage, G. W Washington, New-York Java
and LOchbvaT Philadelphia
Sid. ship ST. LOUIS, New-fOrk
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Ip0T0Y 40UEDUCT DEPART
NOTICE of SALE OF

psOPFRTY for UNPAID AsSEssJLSIS-rto'
c na,iSe }, hereby gwen that sale q property fof "a
Asss ssBenis. wIt4ss place al publ. Auciio5 .e
Sav Of FsbTua,y 1851 at twelve o'clock az noon ~
cortuued from day dsy until tLs whole o. sa g,o s,
sa be so- and that the detailed stateraeri ~ h II,
SO 10 ~ sold for unpaid Assessments, - nah
k,t. York Erea,n1 ExyTess. n newspaper pfn's~ 49,
Lshfd IN the City u Eess-York- r,.,,,i.y cf ,hs
By ordtr oltae Msyot. Aldermen and a. ~. is,i
GU II York -etleet Depart c.
a .avi4~ss ,OHk 7. DOnOE s''o''
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Financial.

IALEN and CHICAGO UNION
~ RALROAD-NOTlCE TO STOCKHOLDERS
- DIV VISION Notice u hereby gwen tn ths SDck1'd-
s ~ Tie I1r.f DIVISION Of the Gaena and Chicago Uann
Raoad Tia, semi anAuai dividend u seven per cent
- lie i,al stock paid % sad FIRST Division has been
ocIsrd ont the earnings - .ad t1tSt DYSON or the
80 months sndI Oct g. 1851 PAYABLE On and an r The
aesso IN cer e,s draV interest from The ist lay u
November 1851, az tea Per cent per aanu pa abe em
,tu,, on the OF Vi and November, and not Othef
e aad rcdrs able n the Office II the Company IA Cal
ago On the let day Of November, 1873 after whch tise
a. nteres, thereon viii They wa also be recsVa
ME AZ Al, bal ances remaining unpaid on shares a.
and Frs DIVISION, or cOnve tibe ato fhu pad shases
hereof a. heretofore. at he sasurc 81 he holder
Rv order Of the BCare 0f Directors -
CHICAGO Oct r. 1851. " VI LARRABEE, secretary
ne Journal q Commerce please copy h5s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08

NOTICE.-Tne President and Directors
Y Of the CHENI Nc RAILROAD COMPANY have
,hs day declared annual dividend c four Pc, cent
ont Of The profits OF the COMPANY ia the last s fohhs
a aide ~ those stockholders res1d ng IN " u
,he Hanover Bank. on and after the i0th lhst:
rsft By orde, H. II. CAREY. Secretary.
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NO-FORTES.-V. +. HARRI.
a SON, No % Canast, (wareroom ID story odeu fs9
sale splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS Of q
aad7 cctsves. with the latest improvements 90 ins
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur
q roeate Of the County Of New York. nOtcs y hssw
elyen 10 all persons having claims against CHARLES
WRIGHT late Of the City Of New York, merchant de-
eSsd to present the with vouchers thereof 70 tas
,ubscIber at the Office Of W. A. Seey, No 1874 Fulton 81
N he CIV f New. York on before the twosty fourth
dsr " Apu nert-Da,ed New York the twenty thid dV
- October I85I ELIZA WRIGHT,
- >. t.vc,S Administering.
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EOR SALE-A new, beautiful rosewood
i upright Pisno-Forte, 81 octayes, Just arrived from
Pans superior tone and woTkmsnshp, by one OF tks
best makers PICHr. No. lBl Grand ST..
NJ 1s next to Mulberry ST., N Y.
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By Telegraph to the Sew-York Tribune
WASHINGTON.

ssuthyr Ts,srsph once corner Hanover snd Besver-ss
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Diano-fortes.

ENIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL
4 awarded to JAMES II. GROvESrEEN BY TIE
American Institute at their late Far for the NO
fokTh-~s rerooAa Ne ias Graaa. street. three dssy
East of Broadway MaaufScory Noe 70 sad a West rsar
Tuned and Repaired. Also, Second hand Piaas- rsrss
taken ia exchange. All orders thanh ally received aaA
p,nctusliy sttendsd to. eli Ims
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DEARL KEYS ALL THEFASHION

Pearl rsno Keys $50 much admired NJ the isse great
American Fan. cut, pouad and put second
hand Pianos promptly and IN the nsssst Orders
sol cited on ahufactaers and others the
provement. Perl cut and ground 10 o den BY
HlNCdLKFk'S rear No 81 Forsyth V. N Y.
Orders At Ma. Sprlna 1tSrurhe
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XIOLINS with TILTON'S IMPROVE.

MENT.-NsScsl Professors. Amateurs and the pub
nc genefay Evited 10 call and this
uent. Every opportunity viii be afforded those whs
may desire TO ties, ID The following characteristics
claimed foT Il
l. That II gives 20 instrument . brliancy sweet
AID quality cf tone hitherto only I'd ~
, That She InsruAsnt essentially susngtheaei-is
yIbrat frest, and is tones consequently louder.
, That II can De played "a with greater ease.
That the better the Instrument old or new the srssisr
the improvement
Certificates. these who have hal their lns,runsas
improved. nisy be seen oa apolcalon
No charge VIII be made IN any case unless there 10
admitted Improvement
OF ImSuws W h TILrON 4 CO. No isPuk plaza.
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DIANO-FORTE-for Sale a second
hand uprleht Piano Forte mad. by John Osborne
neif cty sound and IN good order Price $50 Inquire At
rs 3t's BACONS RAW EMS, No 100 Centrs-'t.
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DIANOS for Sale and to Hire, at Bar
clay st. opposite the Astor House, from Ct 20 60
taves, In rosewood AMI mahogany cases
$50 3m' JAS. THOMPSON. late rellman Rsadeit
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is HEREBY GIVEN, &C.

~ u t. 10 IlESh Ed Wv b-'f -
cordng 10 law, ali persons having claims
THOMAS WYNNS, late Of the CITY OF BrooklIai hinSs
Comfy decreased ihat they required 10 eHhDiI me
sane with the vouchers thereof % The SUBSCRIBE EdH
soihn at his residence, No. u Ttha IA TAG ~!
New York on or before tbs 2fih day III MAch hsH-
'''' EDWIN CoFEIN,, Hucu,n.
30 iawCmS' FKANCio NfNION'b
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rogste Of the County Of NewYork notce - merely ~
en- IN Ali rerSous having claims against JOHN JA1EL5f
late OF the CIT Of New Yerk grocer deceased 70 pfss
tbc same WITH voucher. thereof TO the sIbscrbsr heS
.dnce Noel C,nal.sfree. IN the city Il New Yo,s -
or be ore the secord Jay Of December ner-Da'""
fork, ,hs .9n.e uAMEiIA JA0ELs AdminsustnG
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~ GILBERT & CO.'S EOLIAN
II sPIANOFORrES.-HORA WATERS has the
exclusive sale ard agency of T Gilbert Co s Plane
Fores with and without the much admired lEoan, fsf
New York and vicinity Warehouse Nos 80 and al Broad
way where sytepsve assortment he found, at very
law prices Pianos to rent Two rosewood Italian Piaaes
to rsnt AZ 333 Broadway. HORACE WATERS .
OIL DAWN
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L0k SALE.-Seven-o octave rosewood,
l. mCtalic anne PIANO RORrES with carved tables.
POSSESS all the mcden improvements finished IN the
highest style Of mechanism aud warranted for one year
Also oytry DESCRIPTION of Piano ForeS repaired and tuned
Inquire al the NareIOoms No. 100 West ros1wsy, near
flaLillnst. los 1t'l HARDhAN.
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g1lANO-FURTES and MELODEON0
FOR SALE.-Persons about purchasing Pianos %
ellodeons are invited to call at BENNETT co y
way where they will find assortment Of the modern style
Of rosewood Piano Forss and Meodeons Every instru
and when doubts srpresD
ed a. to the quality, the payment may be wthhsd ustu
zach doubts Old Pianos received part peg
meat for Nav and second hand Psaos TO let.
ly 2eU
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-06

JosN J. AUDUBoN.--This distinguished
son of America is numbered with the
dead At an age beyond the period
usually allotted TO man, he has departed
from among us, and another name has
been stricken from the roll Of living H.
lustrious men.
The character and career Of Mr.. Aud
upon were alike remarkable. Possessed
OF an indomitabl spirit, an energy of
purpose almost unequaled mastery
intellect and physical powers rarely 10 be
found. for upwards OF forty years he
devoted himself to his favorie pursuit
the study Of Ornlthology.
The aIlurements of home, the bland
ishments of society, the domestic ties,
which none more fully appreciated than
himself (lor he was beautiful indeed in
his conjugal and parental affections }
could not swcrvc him from his object
He was truly wanderrr in the wilder
ness. From Labrador to the banks Of
the Rio GrandC, from the Atlantic 10 the
base Of the Rocky Mountains, every
stream has Witnessed his presence, and
every hill aud valley awakened to the
echoes of hi. voice. Wherever the
winged deni2cns OF the air were to be
found he tracked them 20 their nests
followed them in their fight, studied
tn, ir habits. analysed their species, and
from the mighty Bird Of Washington
fl, name for this monarch OF birds--to
the tiny humning-bird which lives on
perfume all are portrayed in that i'm
mortal record OF his fame, " The Birds
of America" IN the branch Of science
| 10 which he devoted himself, he stands
| like FrankIin and Fulton, towering
above all American compcers and the
savans OF Europe have not hcsltatcd To
Weld their undss.mbled homage to his
worth.
In the private relations Of life he was
an ardent friend, and atiectonate nus
band aud father, and emphatically a
/ kind aud benevolent man and among
his associates and admirers none will
feel more kccnly his loss than he who
wa. among his earliest friends, the vet
cran Statesman Of Kentucky.
After "A painful alllictIon Of over two
wears. the struggle has ended, and we
know him now but ~
Conc tho lew, the immortal nance,
4 TAa, ~pre not born 10 die"
4 ~ Y Tyrbuvs