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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10
kRCOND BOARD.
"WEDNESDAY, April e-F.M.

There was q much better feeling Ia the Stock
market to-day and some OF the Fsnces recovered ell they
ostyeserdsy Theimproyement reached nearly the whole
ns of Fsnees The sales not very large excepting
of Reading which still continues TO be the active fancy
The MAJ ket went from 500 TO 60t Harlem was aso fs-
vos stock and improved from III to Is, which was DIG
close; Erie also very firm, and closed AZ 3d. al
advance Of Canton recovered q y cent OF the
fall Of yesterday cosing 70 bid The present movement
IL ia much stronger hands than the previous Norwich
and Worcester was also buoysnt and improved II y cent
stoningon Improved TO 49, and Morris was steady Long
Island was firm Of 24t Portsmouth was dull The
that tie sale OF lands had been postponed In, we under.
stand without foundation Maps Of the property are now
being made. Uncs and Schenectady was better and
Rochester and Syracuse Mohaws and the other Roads OF
The central line were held higher prices Erie Securities
were In good demand and hrm Incomes improved 10 git
and ConverbIes were held at 81 Government and Bank
Stocks were firm.
In Exchanges the market was scarcely so hrm
a, bs close Of the operations for the steamer, some bills
having come IA by the Southern mail There 10 no change
howeTer In quotations Sterling, loGl0i francs, 5lo0
5Osi
Freishts REM ain quiet but without change. En-.
gageueuts Cotton a. Sl6G7Ssd; Dead Weight Fashc, &c.
&c a, les edel5s and 300 ties Beef 2s Corn offering
nj a. Flour I'D Within Two three days there have
been-To London, goo bbs Flour At s Sd; 1000 do on
Cake IL Cd sOe do Turpsntne 2s 4eo do on, &E 4otuns
Pork 2s so ties FObaeco 6I 50 do Beef 70 Sd 100 OBS
Resn 2s and hhds Provisions, 25s To Havfe aey
continue inactive al OF sesn for Coon-Bsrk was
At g, and Whaebone Of cent 20 Hamburg, sos '
Rice 25s and $50 bales Cotton sls OF seenI 10 o.
iersburg foreign weasel was taken up q
Cotton, and 25s for Rice Woods &c 70 CAO'ni. sue'
il rather more Offering and several OF me Jig
nearly full, have obtained sSme adVsnee-Ae rss' "
Clippers are now eo07O cts In por, yes'sfasy- ,.sNn
70 ,b,s ~ h,,ks ISIS bgs ard 1853 sehooners Total
S-s RI .tsansr Lafayette chartered from Phil
.delphi. TO Liverpool and back en- phvsts terms.
The receipts ct the Sab Treasury are falling OFT
| Today tbsr are $685. Payments $685. Balance
| s4S3l.77S.
Ths,e il q better demand for Paper. end the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

"a. The Green Bay AdvOcate announces the
death of Col George w. Featherstonh sugh. late
of Calumet, in this State. He died on the Attain
tic, on bis passage to France to Visit his iatner
Mr.. r. was in the prime of life, man of uncon1'
mon genius and brilliancy, an accomplished gen
tIeman and profound scholar; all Of which gifts
and accomplishments were rendered compare
lively usely by faults Of habit which were more
to be deplored than condemned. He was the son
of the British Commissioner on the Maine Boun'
dary-an American by oirtn--~aa q-.-.a.or, ef cha
late James Duane, Of New York. He was edu
Gated at West Point, but left the army some ten
wears since married the daughter of Gen. Roum
fort, of Philadelphia, and came with his wife to
Calumet county, where he resided till short time
previous to his death He was member Of the
Legislature at one session, and a member Of the
Convention which formed our present State Con-
ettation.
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Court Of Common Pleas. WEDNESDAY, April g.
nafoga md Inrxa h.r,
Court Of General Sessions. "WEDNESDAY, April
Before the Recorder and Aid Kelly and Mcrgsns

Charge OF Nutsance--haPh Pomeroy anu
Charles D. placed tschagsd with sustaining
pabe Broadway between Dusns and Rssds s under
the name OF Anatomical Mussum. The District Attorney, his
opening Jury that the building No. 3o Broadway
instantly exhibited naked ures OF and aciv
ou. disgusting attitudes The defendants also issued as al
edged an hand advertising The exhibitions 0kcsr J0ha
Ret aids Of the chef Of Police testified that he had
visited the Museum the 18th OF January last
which coca Hammond sctunng Anatomy Mr. Hall
Assistant District Attorney testified that Mr. Ponsroy bad
admitted bis connection with the proprietor
hp Of the Museum TIE catalogue OF the Museum produced
ld from District Attorney read TO prove that oosesas hus
defence introduced number OF respect
prove that the exhibition no, Of the chcs,
edeed by the prosecution but that view OF cscuiasd
rather 10 deter from evil practices than TO them Al
ooek jury the court company with officer to Wat
the Mussum.
The csse will bs finished in the morning.
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-
49,, ..e.,es taxation The s.s ss here 70 be sold
q ihefe ~ ~ soods OF merchsnene ,e concentrated
ely N me confedersev III sbit6er various
% ~ peru ~ other counties so hut not sharing
shs us " nroft protected BY s.rest 10 every school
paroSs New.Yotk hss s an tas bin not uncbjsc
ssss l. placed Re ,s'S q wsics, would restore
harmony % The pscs.s ID. question SsssSs1 Ss s,
NJ. BEEKhAs ssss vctd on ne fioo 4, 81
York City ougns Mas .Yos bad ne uno.. $500 , ~
Fsn He ihooes rrbols people TIC laws WHICH s0Voin
Isteligsnee Of h s., h,ls STATE MI.
her made gy - are The large fortunes meas
Mr DAtr-,Wttsw eslth Of The Union bat IN New ork
Ia orerezsed - 10 be exem ,ed from her share OF
and sba ~ Lred rot Tho cities voted Tor tue law,
faxsnoBf ne .nyrsd he bread mattel OF taxauon over
and b sse ,s he was discp ~ the doctrine nt. the
ibeg " - Country shall educate the Children OF 1he
CeanTur ITALIANS said itws no wonder the gentleman
NJ y issssrce was in favor Of this bill IL gave bis
zen - ss,, $4,000 He thought that the operations OF
[oaI IN ~ss 10 pupish by the strong arm OF eupsror
- ne Civ OF NswYork for its accuracy and honesty
o. e. aspRTrH claimed that sufficient time bad not been
-. bv he senaie ihis biz II sought 10 Impose tax
en- 2ce on me people Of the Safe put without any
~ .v A he sssessms and the Senate had not spent
h sosr, ia lie discussion He gave some statistics to
-. M inequality OF toe the State. Onon-
va uxsd 600 00o ofvarsuon than Oneida
Tfss Committee passed The bin
gss question on agreeing 10 the report Of the Committee
Gee Oh The table. Adjourned
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SENATOR HoUsToS IN Baton RoUGE.-We
sp from II RosSe ia Sdvoefe that Gen hous'on vas
n Es Esase on he shveTed Temperance Lee
Al s Of the Tbs IdSats uodssisnds IRON
geo authority The srl about 70 sao permanently 70 the
akadss o psiva.s lie.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

F DR.. BANSISe's contemplated Free Lee
rs to Lsdiesst the Brooklyn institute, on "splna De-
formues, Nervous Diseases ard Physical Beauty" Was
postponed untl this afternoon 81 81 O'clock Should The
weather sgain be stormy the lecture viii be delivered tho
frat pleasant day
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Morse.-RE-
doIh f. NJ Leaor vs. Elisha RHckmaa- This was an ae-
ton for assault ard bserv. which had heretofore oesn
mutual consent that verdict set aside and ne" el
was had Yesterday morning The paiadh 10 the heooref
perry 10 NeW-York The answer to the complaint amply
denied he ASSAULT but as matter OF defense it was
plsn had written certain arcles by which the defend
ant had fell agRneved This Ultimately all ruled out
Evidence was given Of & violent assault naVlnS peen
Ferry boat Manhattan and Of the injuries infcsed on o
feEdant The case lasted all day, bat resolved lse nLo
retirement. brought in verdict Of 45c damages TOT
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WnLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

PRoPosED NEW FERRIEs.-Nr. J. W. bene'
diet has given notice Of application to the Feny ools'
ulssioners fer ferry routes-one hoin H'..n
a. 10 ssvo,b.st NevYork, and the other from soutn
Elsvsr,h., 10 foot OF James st. New-YoEk. M b. 10
.w,er Of New York, snc was one Of the owners weos
Ieve. of property foot South Sevenh'sL
WELLsAkD PUMPs.-A well and pump Is 20 DC
PLACED on the corner OF South Frst and Fh ss ana an
otber corner Of Grahan-sv. and CoOs%I
NORTH sIxTH.sr-A petition 20 nave INis
.r.a, n.ves a.gged &c from the liver 10 North Second
!, b.. heep rspor.sd on fsvorAbly IN The Board
AssFssMEErs-An addition OF per ceRt. Is 70
DO made on ell sssessmsns except nose aaee0 ~ e@-
f;orori due lllh lpsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

Losr CHILD FoUSD.-A little son, four years
- OF Mr. Jones. Johnsou-st sirsyed from the Third Dis
~ol Friday. and Its loss advertised and also m
.ou.s request Of lie parents, from tae different
.0Irs. - S.. II was found on Monday, at Brock
yn at the Retreat for Los childreni nssng oeen Cd
,srvss .nsaTng IN that city, end taken to the Asylum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10
LAW COURTS.
Court Caiendar....fHIs DAY

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos 435, 4S6, 44s, ASS, 457,
45i, 45J, 464, t66 col, 46T, ga, t7O. F7i,ga
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos 2s5, 1913, 81, l90, 81,
89e, sol, ga. 9c6, 9O7, SOC, 100, ss4, SIS. 3Os
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos Ia, 2s, 4s, 81, Is, 81,
81 g. loo los. III u.s. no. H. u.s. 49, ss 49, ls4
lac, ~ lss 49, 49, 1872 lSf, 1885, lS5, Ss 59, l , ia, ia
lac, 40. l47, l-0 lao, lho
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Nos. 3. IA,
%, ls, II, 10, o., 81, TO- 81, IS, 49, 20, 81, -.
COURT OF APPEALs.-No. % being Benz. H.
Msakss appellant against Chat cVwse and Others relative
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Superior Court. "WEDNESDAY. April 9.
In ChsmbeB-Before Judge Mason.


Charles Nolan agt. Margaret NoiaR--Habess
years age, custody Ths
already been referred TO- Mr. obtalnsd BY dsiau limited al
sepaton from Mrs (notfornhdsy and order
made giving the custody the child The mother got
possession OF the tts girl and refused her Mr.
got present through
also that should
Of the child The Judge considered from the testimony
that she capable and take Of and
oered that the custody Be the mother sad that the father
pay 70 her stated sum for It's maintenance.
TRIAL TERM-J0ha Cook against j. Stokes
Dickerf0n Henry Brccf damages for alleged
malicious prosecution and as mprsonmsnt placed
Judge Etmonds upon The complaint Of Mr. Dksson the other
dendsn Mr. Brewster being attorney Plaintiff alleges that he
March when the complaint dis
He brings the suit for damages The defense
pr babls cause, &C. To be continued.
Before Judge Sanford.
American Exchange Bank against Torram
Pwra ofhssOns disputed claim OF about 900 which has
70 the Court Of ppeas Verdict for defendants.
Court Of Common Pleas. ...WEDsEsDAY, April g.
Before Judge lngrAham.
The People agt. Cornelius w. Brush.-To re-
amount abandonment bond gwen Isaac Hamilton
conditioned that he would maintain hs family which be iad to de-
bond The Court charged 10
points raised the recognzsnce 10 ITSELF proof Of is validity
aso that il ssve the City after giving bond should
the afford the OF the am
does he liable his bond Verdict Tor plaintiff $500
For plaintiff sss Tomnson and Walden for defendant Nj c.
Herring
Jane Baker agt. William II. Baker.-Sait for
divorce asriOni cling report Of referee aud
toa Of attorney for plaintiff Decree OF dvoresgrants4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

Since the LIST inst $50 packages have teen exported
Sandwich Islands, &c.
The Pennsylvania and Ohio Company have osa'
aced lay down the iron the road from PitsburEh ~
Msssillon.
The Cincinnati and Hamilton Company are lay
ing down the iron from Hamilton 10 Cincinnati and expssS
10 have the track run In July.
The completion Of the tunnel through the Cam
berlsnd mou nain BY the Nashville snd Chsttsnoogs Re-
road Company was celebrated the I'd uit II q 500
feet long, and 1875 feet below The top ofths mountain
Iii stated that the City Council Of 81. Louies
By unanimous VOTE had subscribed half million of doi
lars toward The construction Of the Ohio and nsslsapS
Railroad.
At Boston good paper goes At 7os per cent
The market 10 easy The receipts Of country nonsS q ns
Suffolk Bank IN
March, 1851, ~ ~ ~
March, 1850. $500
- ,,.r...s NJ Az 2soooe or about IL y cent THIS r..
ss,,r,o, n emptrv money regular, that may -
,s an. NJ the certain eriferfa Of tho b1dness doae
- 800 Tina redemption for the last sfteeu months has
been a. follows
MONTH. IoIAL. noNIh. aLAa....
ssSrSS. 1853 600 Novsmbsr..... NeWsss
xpIiI..... l lssss SSs o'esm's' ISL i;; ''
June ............ H65eoooI January @,7ssSee
h1s1;; nsssssS March s,zissss
Ana on Saturday last benz the day ser the heavy peg
menis Of The Ia about 100000
The Evening Journal ssyss "A telegrsps's
dispatch received yesterday by gentleman Of ROY da''s
Montreal, April 7, 1851, says
@suopg resolutions passed By The Board OF xrses ~
dsy against Bridging Lske Chsmpidn- osse
Rrftsh Minister asked TO interfere vouwo
(signed) JOHN
A large meeting In favor OF che Loosvme ne s.s
Nashville Road was held st Rasssiivns N.Y. ~ '' w
u To- 70 For Markets see E'gAA Page "A
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PECK SLIP AND GRAND ST. FERRIEs.-The new
Ferry from the foot Of South ssve1shss Grsndst New.
York, will be In operation the lat Of May. Commuters
Al s. for ak months viii be ented to Of the three
ferries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

WIDEEISe SOUTH sEvESrHsr.-Seversl own
ers on South Sixth and South Seventh Sta bsve peouea
against the proposition bsOre the Legislature - 10 The
msnuer o. the proposed widening.
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SEIZURE OF bMUGGLED GO0Ds.-1ne VaIuGOIo
property mentioned In paper Of Monday last 81 BAY
Ing been found IN possession OF two men name1 Jn
houn and John MeNaughteD, who were disposing OF
auction at porterhouse up town, is ascertaned 20 20
portion OF large quantity which was smuggled esnoIe
short time sines from the ship Queen Of The West ara ~
together with another cheat which has been found wa
handed over 10 the Collector OF the Port The men "ere
set al liberty The Police after OF the Gnugged
property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

FOUND DRowsED.-An inquest was yesterday
held q, per No R. upon the body Of a. unknown man
who was found in the water thai place. He was about
feet inches in hight and dressed In olack nock eos
vat and had small gold rings in bis eaTs. Verdet-Dean
Inv drowuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

II The examination Of the Female and
Primary departments of Ward school No. 25,
took place yesterday. The Boys department
will be examined TO day.
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psr value. We fear St. Bartholomew is not
fashionable.
CONCERT AT sPNGLER IEsTITUTE.-On Tues
day evening, the musical pupils Of this institution
gave g Concert under the direction OF their
teacher, RICHARD WILLIS. The audience was
mainly composed of the patrons OF the Institute
and the parents of the musical class. Several
difficult pieces were excellently rendered by Mrs
Roor and Miss BELcHER. The performances did
credit to both scholars and teachers.
EP The ALLEGHANIAEs give their tenth con-
cert in Hope Chapel, this evening Their Pro-
eramme contains choice selection of their best
pieces. Miss Goodenow will sing several Of her
most popular sOngs-among others, "Ben BolH
and "The Dying Child's Request"
MRS. JONES CoNcERT.-The Concert OF MIS-
Laura A. Jones this evening has unusual claims
upon the lovers of music. An amiable, generous
and cultivated artist, ever ready to help Others
and possessing qualities Of voice and manner
which have no superior among our native sinsen'
she deserves the hearty patronage OF al WHO
love Art and who appreciate womanly excellence
and character. This 10 the FIRST time she mas
aver solicited the favor Of the public which she
has often'obIged. Her Programme has been Sc
lected with characteriatic good taste, and en-
br,ciRe both sacred and secular music, will give
opportunity for exhibiting her qualities favoraO,y
in both styles She is assisted By Mrs. Bostwics'
who IL herself an accomplished artist, the pou
worths, and the fine chorus of the Harmonic 90
ciety. We are sure that it will prove tas.elal
and meritorious performance, worthy OF our ci''
musical reputation.
AsroR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-A company :.
French Comedians are performing Vauoe''"''
in the French language at this house.
CoRRTcrIoH-In an article entitled
Race of the Atlantic Steamers" published - -.
paper yesterday morning, there was an impO';.i =
s,roy At the close Of the ffsh paragraph y :
Dripted "ssSo 600 =" instead Of 100000 winch Il
should be.
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
;ermRnic Affairs.

r1fE rersSIhN TEEAII-ANfiCIrArEp DREAMING
IP OF IHE ZofLYEHEIS ASSOCIATION, AND SECEs-
SION or sEvEHAL srAIEs.
II thought by well Informed persons that the treaty
recently concluded by Prusis with the Kinsd'm o.
Hanover viii lead to The breaking ur OF the whole Ger
man Zollyercin.
1hc Austrian ptscrs ore decidedly Of the opinion ha.
bavaria saxony ard wirtembcrS will seceac from the
league. In the Meantime Il Is generally anticipated
that the uanse Towns viii follow the example Of llano-
yer and consent TO become free hsrborers Of the coc
tive Union. Mscklnburg ani Brunswick, aud, s,lll
more, oldenburg and sehsuraburg viii also probably
scceis TO the proposal made them to DIN this movement
which Piussia has headed
In clsnd the Chambers woro cosed on the 18th the
Minister q lhe Interior dycrng the speech on the
casicn
Tie Gdyc-dI.,t paper, published a. Brussels says g.
Hsulurg correspondent mentions very grave rumcr
current in that city which causes great diquetudc
namsythat The German Diet intend to suppress the
indTendeucc cfthe three free towns Hamburg Bremen
snd Iutec and to Incorporate them in other dcrmsn
states IfsmSug 20 fsn 70 Prussia Tho Lf pcicro,,
however. mentioned The rumor With reserve.
The london Cirofik a August 1p furnishes this item
ofntvs Lett, ~ from IIsmburg state that anxiety
Il n ha. city in oons,quepco q prevailing ru.
ti that ts Diet q Frankfort purposes suppresng the
three cics q Hamburg Lubcc and Drumen by anHsA.
ing them 70 tbs osr German states Hamburg 10 fail
to pruss In al probability the report Is unfoua5ed as
srch step would - infringement 4 existing trca-
tifss
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
The Latest from santa T-.

CoalMlssloN-JUDiCIAL T8oJGLES--pEArN o.
FIVE MEN BY THIRST, ETC.
ISDIrrNDrScr. No, September %. 1851
Ths mail from Santa Fe arrived here last night ss-
lani,d by several members OF ta- boundary O,sa
mission bearing Dispatches !or the Secretary os tbs
Interior.
gress.
Much trouble ex;st in the courts because ths judges
differ widely in constituting the lawp. and the lawyers
fuse 10 bring suits until unanini,y Il restored
Five of Colonel Summers died Oi thirst before
reaching Lseuno and the horses constantly giving
out.
1t Is rumorcd that the Navajo Indians havc psatef
crops and intend aiskiE, their strong hold in tbs
{
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
The French Republic.

CUBAN AFFA1Rs--THE NEWS OF THE DEATH or LOPEZ
AND HIS CoaIPANIoNs-THE POSITION OF FRANCE
AND ENGLAND TOWARDS AMERICA AND SPAIN
powAGFR DrcIIEsS pE MAILLy BURNED TO DEATH
-TrE RECENT coNsrIRACY-LoUIs NAPOLEON AND
TIE MARKET HUCKsTERs PRINCE DE JoINvILLE
AND THE PREsIDENCY, ETc.
The Ca:e De FIoce, Of Sept IS says, the Of the
death Of Lopez and his companions has been received at
the Spanish embassy.
The Messages the l6th rays: Dispatches ofimport-
received yesterday evening from Madrid at
the Ministry Foreign Affairs and Immediately after.
wards NJ Daroehe wen, TO the Eysee where he
joined BY the Spanish Ambassador aud Lord Normandy
France and England decided preventing n rup-
ture between Spain and the United States and Of pre-
serving "a the former her valuable colony but with the
introduction Of indispensable reforms in the inter
raI government Of Cuba. The French steamer with
Dispatches for Washington to leave Hayre on the
10th -
The Journe des DeJais followed the Constionnel in
the that the French and English govern
mcnts concmred In addressing communication the
Affairs CT Cuba to the government Of ths United States
In Paris great fatisfaction manifested at the
IN which the laying Of the stone Of the
Central Market by the President passed OF. The
ket received the next morning by the Presi
don't at the ElJ,ee.
The Paris journals continue TO Discus. the canidnure
Of the rrace dc Joinye The impression gains strength
that tire Prince will forward at the proper time.
Documents seized in the late arrests in Paris mpcste
the Londtn Central Committee most gravey; notwith.
standing their ayoNa Of entire Innocence touching the
ate conspiracy.
Thc government ncv,paper has been suspended for
enc month and the editor fined, and sentenced 10 i'm
rreonmens Of nine months, for article the treat
nent Of Foreigners by the French government.
Itsreported that more than 900 foreigners. nearly
all Germans and Italians already the books of the
police being dangerous for them to be permitted
10 remain in Paris Dssension is increasing in the party
Of order.
Another provincial Mayor had been dismissed by the
President
A most frightia accident had happened at the Cha.
teau &c Iayoche Guyon. The Dewsger Duchess de
Msiny, who was therO visit to her friend, the
Duchess de Rochefocsult accidentally burnt to
Lctth
The New York herald., 1851-10-01

rrOgrNS ~ TdE WAR WIN BrAtiir--MDvRNu,f ,ft~
of rnE UEtott .tlonisVs--Cot; ArPMas,
Ett
po.4or sepl 90 1851
Advice from Bu.nc A1res 70 tns sih u August A.,.
ben rsssvs1 w ne tHs Dragon, ~t,h Arrived this
nos1icR.
The batnos Ays,a P,el,' IN srsaiirgcg re ss-sfrsa
Mont giass EGGS that athe r,be division, hesssi ~
urleiss IA pcrson crossed che UfHsus sac aoA g,
iiozo ntionea Ia &c Nav Tose hraafeh fh' 'es-'
irvtaiss oI se, Including SO nen sssea - h''e 49,
over v'th 0oucs d stated by iss Co-'eii ai tt'' -
clgdiBg tto Csrrrtsrs. uvo.ss, Gtrssn' 81 .',F
rstiss as havt cttead the ircr snd sahd the issns
Cfthti eau a 90 aaBs fni ctc1autef
tf ,.ra - uusncff D. a. tbe ld.usH aHcQrfnf 70
r--. IL ~ 81 rog Snt thet ,i hafa q v'Ntvt q
&C tat ist4ep Jhe S-cf W. ss2'" s~'a" '"
The New York herald., 1851-10-01
INDIA RUHnEn sso1ps,

a
'I'O THr rUBLlC.-lHDIA RUBBER sHOES.--OUR
st.ntcn has tcen called 20 sdygrti caCnt ly II fsot
W Day published IN the Eor York Herald % iIth Juiy,
M and the Courier end tnquircr of date IN which
tf nuch unueritea abuse ~ attorney, Mm Judsen
r'q ssSsIte that dare charre him vith ri,ainf
stcnt under our aEt that he docs
nos tnrnEe ooor Patents In TIE Manufacture Of es
We hsye purchased licenses Cor The manufacture ~ In
ea Huber shoes nndor Noodyesa Pstens and paid ouf
gensy sna az 1a'y rslnk tatiE fcr the sam aud
Father than pirate oaody-srs Patents We taink "a
iUst 20 purchase right 20 vaa rstsn. thsn
10 Ttrirge o. VIZ Day baving been vrcsl5utcd sttn0-
ctoa 0occyssrs rEa faie sctsls mens ana tered IN
fUtUre 70 irtfinHe BIS Patents c f fttentjos
not only 90 ufrnFs sod fatuts bot ~ isju-e
who hsVc Tor large siaCTacn rursh-sed Iiee
,nd uefh Ger thr and charge Mr. Day directly
md thst e'saaturos. Nith rirstius urcr
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