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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
GaIaman0fr Safes.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
~ RIGHTS PATENT FIREPROOF sAFEs-The
recent robbery Of &c sors safe. IN the store . "
Smith Co No 40 Front 81 and the wholesale ROD
beries Of Gay!ers Safes IN Buffalo. VIII we hope pc
caution TO the public purchasing SAamandef SAFES
from apy bu: the original pateniees These men, ~ uins
IN erior iron and the cheapest kind % locks ana MING
safes with portion Of Saau ander PREPARATION mixed
wJh other materials, have advertised aud sold them As
genuine Saausnders. the consequence has been I}Ss
20 the public Of 900 IN these spurious SAFES "t'h INC
last three DAYS. , -, . - - 80.
The Buffalo teleeraphic report Of 2 October showing
The facility with winch the LOCKS Galers sales were
forms striking contrast 20 the report 10 me jour
nal o. Commerce Of 9th October where apPets one VI
Rich Co.'S Safes tined b. burglars 10 the stoIe 81
T. James Co No. % CID st. dnnns the "hpie oi
Sunday the 5h of October but The lock resisted All Aer
ingenuity =. A,,hro 4.
The accompanying letter. Just received from hoollen
an additional proof Of the sJ0erlory Of orr sac over All
others. kOt r 81 r. an-'9 @ 49,.
Successors TO X ch X Coz No 40 WateI-N
The only makers OF Wders Patent saamanuer Saiss'
with Rich improvement, IN the United states - "a,
MOBILE. Oct Is. 1911
Yessrs RoFF sTEARSs Co, Now-Nork -
Dear Sirs Last night store Was cnered Oy ouisis,
They came down by from Owns chimney Oh oui
roof then forced of the tile and came down the aldsr
They nut yOur Safs hard tEia and have attempted 10
force with crowbar then used cod case ana sledse
hammer but without finally they tined Mes bar
m van The fyiug-stump IN the ook see ms TO haVo
Uuz7Ied their ard more confidence man ever
er breaking Of their implements IN the lock- sou
haccIng some cutlery. they decamped, leaving rs better
sasfed with the loss than the attempt on the SAFE had
hS DS a.. ''''N' BARNEY BROTHERS
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READ AND BIZ CONVINCED


The va tlr snd. Dec )
DI Hoohnnds &c ebratec Gcrnsn Btters Tor the ssrs
Of LIVER tm Ia u, tundce DYspepaa CHROME Or Nef-
VOWS Debility dcservedy one II the nost popular meh-
Il the Gay I1esr Befs lave been uscd ~ tDu-
sands aut mend al orr elbow De has himself 70
ceyed eec nj and permanent cure q Liver Complaint
fJH ne bst nt ms remedy We are convinced Thar. III
tie Use u these b'ers, The patent constantly gans
sf'uslb hhu ssp. ti'l "pilhJ 81 f'ea Sphsqsflp h
iht' arc ~ I'D 80 a. 'i tll "a y. So =,
p'ls.i.s 80. W. ~ =. 49,, =, -
=. -, .pl.sss ~. - fbe,y ,ss ''''' M
= -Hf sii'iele1 VIC '"' 80" " 49,
Que f- he.t irera-y aa-s ,hei I'D August q
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FREEDOM from COUGH in ten mia
-,orRArD,S ITALIAN MEDICA.
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE

~ or GIRO ASSAM GLOSS, makes siii. VIII han,
al skv and glossy forces 20 grow and IS. without,
cep,ou or rsseryasE postyel, the best PREPARATION tx
dressing the hair invented. rna, bottles - cents
each a. DR. GOURAUps old established Laboratory ~
E.ii "a, n..y Rrcadway ssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
NRFNCH and MUSIC. Mons. and

INRE,NCH ana MI ll.-MOu>. am
Il Mad NOEL BERGER. from Pans, proposes o. -Ige
les.eus of instruction IA FRENCH. and MUSIC IN Pi-
ANO-FOKIE II fhsIr dwelling, NJ q ar avenue,
site Ilfh st. . the residence % 7iIrons ma iaief
theulserss they adj Is able . give en- re a siletn
Terms IL he knosu OF Application PRIV ATE ~ ENlNP
Glass II FRENCH VI NOEL BEkGIER. Profess
or of French the WasAu gton In.ttue nov ps9Ned
o. oren, IL as Swn dwelling g,hae eyeAi.k CO. n
French fsr gentlemen. cTer MONDAY, HEDNkSD11
md FRIDAY. ~ q O'CLOCK Terms $ tlr % ~
mouths anj = for month. az bic % advance Fr
a. nav NJ 3l1INNF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
INSTITUTION for the

EDUCATION Of BOYS, No. 30 GfeeHe-st n-4,
CIinte. place ] PATTON, 4 VI Prnci1a VIII le
reopenrd on MONDAY, sept That parents ma, boz
caue ACQUAINTED with the character Il tns IusI-aL
rir nee IS made VI those patrons who have had
sus IL Il from 70 three years -. thr "
yrnlencs their address IS also gwen
Remsen, ESQ No ~ 5th-aT..o " No IS Ptrs plsce
= Brown. Esq. No 20 fh-st, or NJ 81 " lliul 70
Tas p Thomas ESq.. No u 81 MARI 's-piac- ~ -
Reaver-st WA Sloane Esq No 70 Eas. lStlsL or n
"a Broadv AZ Nathan starr Es4, No Gren Jlles - ,
NJ Ne III Wafer-st Walter Jaggar, ESQ W. II Vet
2lst-s' ., No % Wal-st Jas @ Greggrs tse. y s'
gth-st NJ VI Van Beureu ESQ, NJ . Wet li'l-s.
ala 3~MAIh'
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V,HF IRVING INSTITUTE-Leon'.

Classic aLt Commercial lr1.lg-,c 20 pr ie-r
Gentlemen NORTH TARkYTONN, y f.-Iha >.'.-1i
ms hefn successful operation iUr twelve gstfts ta-
vrl known Thf agh obstruction JOB he corrn - iad .'s
hgael branches rgllsl elac4ial ir ne liia $40
Geek. tie krelcl sl4 spanish lang IS ~ sf AZ
tfrhfu slHc-yl.ion " morals and manners. -l- Ed.
each D. "a. Students 44rstrD ~ -nf l.At
NJ % Na>-fr-sl = To- ~ lnl ~ Broad al,. = .'.
srs .nt ~ re Institute Nori "a rFr9tfr LILLIAN
NlN I N fr-----a- anil 2 ---t- = . y !. .-l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

II r. WATTLES & CO., No. 43 Caual-
i 10 st. Providence, Z /, MANUFACTu aSAS u
STEAM and GAS PIPE FITTINGS, VALVES, co ks,
APPOINTED AGenfs for the sale of Steam and Pipe,
Manufactured BY the SwANSCOT COMPANY, n H.,
prepared to furnish the above articles 10 any et
tent AT Tery low prices Orders viii meet vlh prompt at
tenton aud purchasers Will find the goods 70 be Of extra
quality. ls24 II l.. n Wal LILO i w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
EFNRy WELLS and his Sister, MA
DESJARDINS GRAVIER

Vl having removed her Dancing Academy g. No -
Clinton place most respectfully informs the puhAc tht
she has opened classes. and calls the attention oi we
on the elegant dances La Crdcorl ana
Ia SicheEae which she has received from hei agents IN
Pans and London where they have been expressly com
posed or this season and introduced IN America oy hsf
ouly. W. IL"
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DR. HOOFLAND's
CEIEBR ATED q EkNAN Bill re Rs


Al the German Medicine Store, No 30 Arch st Phlad.
Their power the above diseases eKcellsd.
e4ul.d by an other preparation the United States
the attest mouy iiteT skfn physicians nad
failed
These Bitter. worthy the attention of nvalds Pos
sessIng great the FeC'ihc1on Of me
liver and lesser glands the searching pow
sfs Ia weakness sec the digestive ORGANS they
are wItAa safe certain anu pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
NOR SALB-In the town of Pelham

isO .ntes oi and pated Tue road eaIlhB tO EMU
h..s, and one third Of mile from the Sound IaeIc
ber of building SITES it, which oyerlo0ksthc oound
rn,et, ~, The CITY would taken IN Exchange, or TWO
bYds on the purchase money remain on bono ana mort
saso III M $50 St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

u A. Acat,rg ard B0aI-u Sc-la! lal Ia e. sad
Eeuass The Ifasf eNueaslyr mJst l7rJc-- school
th- caarty eyerY % M helig required - leusasrae
ths hlacr beard he ~ tie Siac Flal , lp'.
slr Kenny x SIODDAhD. PRINCIPAL TIE number
I'D -rh1ars etl p hat non er ina caa ne .irs- tbe
Prlt~- Al personally board cerateuf cBr'rc 81 ~
Nr anal Mr. IenLlnrs unlsl IL SUPERVISION Pm
,r1ai Tie WIucr commences MONDAY th- - II
N.veHter next ~ continues = weeks pupils Will be
- urtil The i7h Il November. IemsfI board. wuah
rrs Ehts AID tgllsn Englsh 5fznchss So srsios
An'Iv 70 snisln Brown : Co. NJ. . Cslr- lsaft 4
xbsrs .ysry requisite information vii be gseG Liberty
slri.y,n Ceulfg. Oct =, 81
os- i-. JOHN D WALKING
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Jrsurdnre Companies.

ElTIZE FIRE INSURANCE.
- COMP AEN-Otfcos o. WAILrSr. AMI 81 BOW.
R2Y-shis Company with cash capita, "
Sl50,O0O.
age aufpus securely invested coat Gues ID Gsofw
,eans' loss or damage by WIRE DWELLING houses NOR
ssaase household furniture, aud an description If Eel
ana Property, .Re most favorable tsrms
TORS.
Jeremiah Johnson, AlonEo Ayon. Daaisi sulHe"'
William wallace Thomas McEirsth, Luxe Baker
Gm Valentine, James { Baldwin, ia, JARVIS,
Jlh2 Hauls. Robert Btkley, ftanNis \ rslhsf,
Jacob Miller James VI Waterbury!
DANIEL BURNETT. PreSsient.
JANIS VI MCLEAN. Secretary. u h"fU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

ANGUAGES. A Gentleman, gCsr
4 RETURNED PROM EUEoPs, wishes 90 give les,lf .n
the an English and French iansuages ard ctis ~ %
v1sh ~ petfsc themselves IN the pronunciation ~ . ~
ss Iqnoege NAV DO with particular aduqnf i5s. a. 1
,nt,nste Know edge Of the different idoms III" greatly
rIlfaie progr 81 n B-Conmercial cOrre.p3n ..r-
taugh; thorou hly Apply for particulars q = iLii-
MANN No ) Grand 81. doors tIoG. Bfyad"ly
90 I'M MHEs
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ESSFX FEMALE SEMLNARY-Re-

LNSSEA L EMALE SEMINAR -hc-
u ceiyes pupils Of any ana at any time, aud iaTpf'
them with ever desirable facility for obtaining thorough
and accomplished education Terms reasonable 70
heathness of location and completeness arrangement
ths institution probably unsurpassed and being On me
beauhl argin of the Connecticut RIVER near the sea
hoard easy sf access by NewY0rS and Hartford daily
steabo.s As minor consideration. would add that
ths teachers aud pupils furnished at moderate chags
- tbs stable of the Seminary with well trained saddle
h',seS fcr youne1ades' use Circulars containing view
81 he Seminar Buildings references sc can be had OF
VI 'A' LUCIUs LYON. A. NJ, Principal
No. Nav Is iS5i au23 GnAWSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

ERFNCH and MUSIO.-A Parlsian La
II a, - ,os,,or. NJ teachag few more pupils N
Er,rch Or Mric Terms moderate Apply: D! not. to
the Frsnch T.achsr. No Ill sd-sv % ShNS "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE

DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
lbCOMPANY,
CHARTERED IN 1924
OEraS "a Fulton uppsr COZ Of fnatst BT0o.lsn. AM
No Meroh ants Exchange. Wan-si. y
TINS Company having their capital invested IN s1s nts
undouhted securities, and having \ surplus II s3'Qce.
continue u irsurs dwelling houses, stores AMI shef
buildings furniture merchandise vesies N port ana tasu
cergoes upon favorable terms SIMILAR Institutions
DIRECTORS.
william Ellsworth John baiie. IL.
phinoas r Banum Joel : Ottnan
Daniel ID Howard, Robert {. Bell,
Caleb 8 WoOihuil, John Genin,
Charles + Cromwell Alex II schultz,
Anastatlus N1cholss, John ID Pyei
Richard l. Allen, Henry eSip'keh0pS
Wuipm Miles JustuS y Radheld.
Elijah y Puniy, John " AmerHttn,
Saral y Townsend, FOrdyce HtchC0cs
John G Smrh
WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, Presldsnt
ALFRED STEVENS, Secretary. nJ3nMkf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

CORTLAND INSTITUTE--A Sc
lcct Boarding School for BOYS, at Pesksk u y. y
firc,I,y nav he obtained az he BOOK Store Ot Mason
law No q Park-how. opposite the Astor Horse y y
addressing the Principals Rev. GEO PHlPPEN and 4
Il PHIPPEN szI .ih VI NJ
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Real estate for Gale.
>>--->y--)-~-'---.-' ~
HIAMMERSBURGH.-The new V

7 OTIS for SALE-TENTH-AV., MAN
4 HATTANvILLE -YJny Lots, well located ior I'M
hes u ~ 80. Inon,ye Of g r. SCHIEFFELIN.
Hus" 81 No 1906 Jshn-st
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nlarbinerp, 81.

STEFAN ENGINE.-Wanted, a second
~ hand Steam Engine and Boiler of about eight hors'
power Persons having coed article 10 dispose oi WI
please give description and state the prCe anu hsr'
Their may be seen. Address EN- GINEER Tribune Olace
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Goal.

COKE-FOr sale at the Manhattan Ga.
~ WORKS foot Of l7th-s,. North River. Pncs 81 por
chaldrn, delivered IN any part 81 tie oity Orders &c
ceiyed al the works, al the office vi the COnpanJ No
% FOuTth-ay. ~ ~
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AT PRIVATE SALE Leasehold
NOTTAGE HOUSE.-Fer Sale, in

WI AVE hOt SI'.--io VI AoaiC, III
~ Brooklyn twoSory ATTIC and basement frame Cot
,age House Gu slde OF Adephla-s between Full
ton and Atsntcvs Lot 2axl0O. house s2k30 H. filled In
With brick sliding doors, n bic mantels, corncod rooms
OH the fist floor paIt Of the purchase money can
main II desired Possetsoa gwen immediately Apoy on
thc premises, OF 8 II. TURNER oe iawNM'
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IAN DEVENTER'S Premium Steam
DRNCE'S LINNEAN GARDENS

AID ~ h>khltS; flushng, Long Islam i.--Cata-
isres % ths rnrYaled collection of trees and plants
with reduced prces, VI te sent 20 postpaid applicants
Who inclose stamps - can p, hal a. CLARK AUSTIN
\ SMllhS Ne 20 Broadway. NB-Frut and FOREST
Trees % -Esrst size - 8-DNltWf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

NORKVILLE LOTS.-For Sale Low,
7Iots on sith-st. between ith and 3th-a's III on
Atm Az 83d to S4ths, ADO mug the chuch on oSd ST.,
near Id nv Also on s1h s between "a and 80 avs on
near lie These Lots are 10 me nssn-
borbsod Of and dolnng valuable nnprovemeh u 49,
IeIo 20 "'A' nj 3tsMEWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
CyOk SALE-A splendid FARM, of 80

acres all frat. ra,e Land, on The Hudson H,'e1 IA
Colurubis County, and directly opposite Cs'sS Ing
,,ev /. Unsarpassed Coed Oicbsie, iioss Barn, hhe
n, h,usas short Quarter Of mile from tho RaiIsSd
depot al Oak Hill well s,tua,e cd either for arme, of 'i
aeonn'' soa' - 70 Y H. LUDLOW,
o. nv" Tp7Ql No. II Wal-St.
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Hle0ieal.

I INER COMPLAINT, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsiA Chronic Nervous DsbllIty Diseases Of the
Kidneys and all diseases ansng from dsorderod LIVER
stomach such Inward Piles Fullnes u Blood u The
Head Ac dny Of the stomach Nausea. Heartburn Disgust
OF Food Funsss Weight the Stoma n. Sour Eructa
tons SINKING FlutterDg a. the PIT u the stomach
Swimming OF the Head Hurried aud Difficult Breathing
FuttefiBs the Heart Choking SaocatIns Sensations
when living posture. Dmness Of El-,n, Dots Webs
before the Sight, Fever and Dali Pam IN the Head Def
cheney Of PerspratOn Yeovness OF the SKIN EYes and
Pam in the Side Back, Chest Limbs Sc Sudden Flashes
of Heat Burning the Flesh. constant agnnzs Of ev
and great DressioB II be escUaly cured by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
ORNATE LYING-IN ASYLUM

Applications for admission must b made 90 JAMES
KENNEDY. NJ ID No is6 Dusne-Park.
IL gives much pleasure 10 recommend ne as'V- u
stitn,on as sacuaied 20 effect much spd taias DE.
KENNEDY skiifun and well itied wantxe sce an e>tsb-
llsfment AIENIiNh MIL VI ~
o2f lmWEMs
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DATCHELOR'S LIQUID HAIR

II DYE -BATCHEIOkSL Liquid 70 ~ cole b. Nd sad
successful that Il Is erctRg the cupdiy OF host ~ in
i.sIOTs The public must 10 careful he genuine AZ
BATCHElORS Wig Mandatory. No WGll-st whers
Il sold wholesale aad retail. spoiled rhs Dye has
beea In successful operation toT the ssi twelve siu
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Cnnrina Schools.


IL and DAUGHTER respectfully announce ihat tner
laSse. A. above are now commencing AZ Constitution han
NJ go Broadway. No 291 Elghth nv and AZ tonne
Hall Brpokyn For partic arS ccoiar 70 oe asa Is
above b-The Extra Evening ass Tor eliet auss'
Will commence ~ 8 aud continue unilli = o5O W.
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A II PRIVATE SALE-House and Lot

IN at willamsburgh The two story attic basement
frame house situate the north side OF South s,s Toe
feet of Ninth bc,wocx OH and 10th SITS House Is
finished az modern style containing 10 rooms csuutecel
lar csern ward bense 81 by Is feet lot by n feet
Fos further psstc alaIs apply 10 COLE Chiffon No
q Wall-N nj lw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No. 40 Grand

DRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY at
y the Shak.pere Hotel, si7 William ST II MEfENs
Academy for teaching the elegant accomplishment OF Dan
eng Is nc open Classes for Young ladies' ana nise 90
TUESDAYS and Saturdays, at O'Clock For gentlemen IN
Tue sdays and Fndays at o'clock, 7 NJ olS im'
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EMPIRE SPRING WA

~ TERRIFIC undersigned give notice ~" thcI have
established Dspit TO- the sale 1T Saratoga Nl'e w Vr'
n No % Barclay - New-torN within thIes minutes
v.s frcp the Astof House Orders Addressed - e. "
WESTON co No 6s B1rcal 81. OF A Sas,asl S,Iiass.
vii receive prom ut attention e. W WESTON co,
.fS 2xNlNE. propurtarS Ut Empire SBnag
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THE WONDER Of the WORLD

- sit years have now passed this rem-l, we
first Introduced tins city. AM on, OF aeumssr IL Asa
sands Of individuals who have used H not Agn-
dred has failed to be cured with the hrs. or Pnce ~
cents To 10 had OF - the rssoec.ahe druggists
throughout this state New lsss, aat m ths CITY and Il
the proonetor. Ne as HGdsoa :; cor 81 Grove st
$50 imluThSS
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NOR SALE, at CENTRAL NORRIS

u ANlA-1e feet from The New Depot, corner Lot,
81 by 100 feet Price s6eoso cheap lots At Paramount,
9ea Upper MWrsanAa Depot Inquire ~ No BSFuloa ST.,
81 story o7o Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
IuGU-BRIDGE lots FOR SALE.
EOR SALE-At Vanderbit's Landing,

III Chiffon Staten Island. three Lots, with two DICK
and three anne Buildings suitable for store. OF Tor man
uf,rtunne purposes Of any kind For further particulars
,nquire 81 GEORGE CATLIN No. 81 Wail-st. ~ Y
o22 zwMW&Fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

those they rsc<sert on account Of the acton of,ae
General Conierer,s Of 1874. dividing the ec-lesias.
tIcaI organization and Substituting IN rs place two
distinct ineeper dent juo, atorles 1t Is by no me ans
certain that the distribution IS q cchiasen'ion even
of the sixth restrictive article ha> approprla'es the
fund for the benefit of the travelling - pernuneriry
ana wCrn ont pre- aceeFs. their ~rfoSs am orphans.
II Is this description OF perSOnSt0 whom ~ desnbe
by the atludIcsioa o. the Court. Tney are not ons
within the description. but are. also the vey persons
heretofore N the enjoyment OF Il, and for whom Y
was OrieiEsl'y designed
Granting ihi these persons have done no wrong
fu act but still ahorinS Ia the church aS hereto
fore. except under a different merely territorial
organization they covered BY the spirit. not BY
he letter Of the restrictive article.
pon the whole, our CONCLUSION ls' that the COM
pisnsIts are entitled 10 iher share Of tae produce
OF inc Book COncesn. a;t i decree Ttu be ordered
accordingly. Whether the funds shall be admin
lsteIed BY spphc alton o. the pro luce pro rata or
oy an epportlOnment of the capital, are questions
reserved until the settlement OF the decree
We had hoped that this unfortunate controversy
would have been amicably tJusted BY the parties,
agreeaoly 10 the suggestion OF each OF the learned
counsel at The close Of the argument, and IN which
The Court cordially conourred
But, If the views We have token of the case, and
conclusions We have arrived al. shall tead IN the
least degree 10 heal the unhappy divisions snd re-
store brOiherly affection sLc Christian fTen Iship
among SO highly useful and distinguished body Of
Christians. we shall not regret the labor we have
&c slowed N deciding II.
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consumed, portion Of which haf no, found thar
Ny 10 tha place through the regular ordeal OF the
crs'om-bOuSe my interest, emitting my sbhoyence
81 such NODE OF warfare, would have restr.ne.
ne from such iDceptIsry course. II was the wodt
81 he enemy, md on their heads be the responss
biity,
80 '.r rs relates 10 the allegation. that the Amer,
can Consul was fred on and wounded, am Unable
tV give }oH any POSITIVE assurance rms m1oA ]
cfn emphatic ; state that MS dag and his ofaciA
itSlurACe were scrupaiously respected |; he a5an-
coned these aud mixed ~itAtne thDng IN the stfsstA
or heffed vi The enemy or assisted the pcrters IN
securing bales Vt goods under the are Of our guns,
src vas thus wounted. 4 was his own fsut and hs
has no rigtt 10 complain.
so far respects your statement, that have been
engaged violating the Avs and territory o. the
Intee States, | beg leave - assure you that you
have been grossly deceived. ! have been engaged
IN neither. and when consider the extraordinary e.
forts thst you ard o.her officers OF the Government
made 20 restrain such violations cannot help Do
hsviDs you have been hastily LED to put credit IN
what faw moreuts soberrefection would convince
yOu wss grcunolesS imputaticn
have seen steamers OF the nlted states piylAs,
With cannon on their decks. up and down the river.
With The ayowed purpose II arrest all VIOLATION u
the neutrality laws OF that Government. and hare
seen troops wearing the UNIFORM Of the United
States, with cannon pointed al the ferries within PTS
toll shot of ms encampment, ey day and by night.
hallng all persons crossing the river. squeezing
them 70 rlgd examination and Il must DO tasea
for granted that all these appliances have been faith
fully and vigorously used 10 enforce the neutrality
laws OF your country
In conclusion beg leave 10 assure you that my
respect for the institutions, flag and people Of the
United States Is So high and 80 sincere, that SHOULD
esteem orc Of the greatest miStNrunes Of my ITO
II had done or countenanced aught that could Justly
offend the incest sensbiltes Of any Of her citizens
From this correspondence. 1t is clear that the ia
vasion Of the Mexican territory by American ciu.
zens, against which they were warned by the Proola
nation Of the President. illusion Into the war
against Mexican authority. whatever be Its charae-
ter American citizens have largely entered, and now
form one OF its-most potent and hercest elemeats
Without passing any opinion on the proceedings Of
the revolution. or deciding whether they are rebels
or emancipaiors 1t is not too much to assume thsk
the only motive with the Americans must be a lust
for war and plumber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
LOUISIANA.

DARIKG ROBBERY IN NEW-ORLEAss.-Ono
OF those daring robberies by which strangers " ne
city Az 80 frequently made to suffer, was committed
In the First Municipality ON Tuesday. The mannN
OF inducing the victim to visit convenient place ios
the commission OF the crime Was such as We hsss
had frequent occasion 10 notice AbBer Alien, whS
states tia, he is a stranger here, was accosted o.
Tuesday about ! o'clock by a man seenngvIo
speotable who entered into an agreeable cohveIsa-
ton With him and finally asked him TO Drink Anen
accented the invitation, and they entered cohoe-
house on Tie corner Of Philip and Burgundy IS,
yyhere they met two other men. Allen Mas asked VI
make bet with one Of them, but he declined sal
Ing that he never made bets and hsd no more
none than he required To confirm Ths ne drew
what money he had $3.50 from his pocket ana
showed 10 to his companions, when man rusned
rom behind the counter and snatched Il from mas
bands The amount consisted OF two fifty dollar
nils on the Georgia Bank, and hty dollars IN gold.
Alien made affidavit Of the above facts before Recor-
der Genois Yesterday, alleging that he could rscog-
ME the robber and bis companions, but up TO late
hour lasi nigh. they had not been arrested.
The HoRsE KILLING AFFAIR.-William
Gooorich and Adolphe Myers. who were examined
before Recorder Caldwell, new Orie ans, have been
committed for trial. on the charge Of killing horse.
which they had hired from W. n Rogers, BY severe
usage.