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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
F,RrusR FROM BrENos AYREs.-A letter

FuRTHrR FROM BUENos AYREs. A letter
received by firm in this City gives the following
veIsisn Of the State Of things between Ori5e and
Urquza. With so many contradictory statements,
We must all for iurther disclosures before We can
form an opinion of the progress Of the war
BuENos AyREs, Thursday, Oct -, 1851.
Orihe has surrendered, and his officers have taken
refuge on board the foreign vessels o. war at the
Buceo. Some OF them we're pursued by their own
men. ard If canght they would have been tortured
20 death. Urqulza has accomplished TINS without
the aid OF the BraZillsns and without firing shot.
The loss Of this army Will prove severe one to
Rosas Only lew weeks ago he sent them a large
quantity of arms clothing and money, which VIII
ow fan into the hands of Urquiza IL is said that
TIE Brazilans will transport all Urqufza's infantry
70 Entire Rios in their steamers and thus expedite
matters greatly.
There are a thousand reports IN regard 70 The
movements ofthe BraZllans and rqulZa and Rosas,
audit 10 hard 10 know what 20 believe. But one
thing IS certain, that Uriquzs Will come here. Al
though lie viii probably. IN the first place, revolt
tonne some ofihe upper provinces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
The Report of the Secretary OF the Interior,

1 nc REPORT OF MT. oTVANI OtcIC!dIy UI
the Home Department, Is very lengthy and able,
but we can find space only for the following
synopsis this morning.
The following table shows the estimates Of the
Department Of the Interior. established for the rsi
time nv the act OF 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Ia not stefan Of eninence the city who does not
advise all Elastic Undorsarments at this
son. aud who cannot tell If the danger of negectns to DO
The demand for undergo should be universal
demand. To meet it. BANEIN 4 RAY No. 1Oi Bowery,
manufacturing and constantly importing the very best
description OF Silk WO0lon and MernO Unde Isrts and
Pants which have received the approval OF the NJ dca
Faculty and which they san ,en at pnces lower than
scme eetsbilshmo nts charge for lnferloI goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

u We publish this morning summary
of the Report Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
We shall endeavor tomorrow - find room for
~ eui.le document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
CLoAKs AND OptRA CLoAKs Az

CLOAKs AND OpERk CLOAKs Al GREAT
Discount -EiTCucoCK IEADnFArEp, No. 37t broad
of Leonard have been reducing the pr ce
Of their splendid assortment Of Coas and are ole rng
tho ladies bargains which they will appreciate when
they examine them MosIs III e. l.. have also spien-
did assortment Of Sbavls Silks Mer,nccs, DE LANES,
Plcds. 80 sc. which thoy are oneImg at very great
bnrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
fYH Buckwheat Cakes and "Cou,

tT Buckwheat Cakes aud Country
easxngess are row the aesih Of their POPULARITY aud
kNsxs Hate the fashionable circlos Of tins
Wopesis 1t supposed ty masy, that KNOX is the only
Of taste IA the hating business These who dispute
the supposites, night be induced 10 aNer c
cal eSaatUetlse OF bVssnfs specimens 10 exhibits AZ
his popular place cf business Ne 2a kutonst He has
spea nj ef winter is for the ladies' and ne
sells much cheNpeT Than HIS conlStlogs IN broadWR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ Dress, Double. sole, Fishing, Hunt
ing, wslt,ng, RIDING Surveyors, Engineers aud Fro
mems Bco,s leather and all OthcY kinds Of OyeshOeS
NC, made and SOLD Ny MArAfNS, No. III FrNon st.
nS9 3tSTvSIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

CARrgr EsTABIIsHMTNr'--A choice from the immense
stock sfthot py carpets mats shades table covers,
oil cloths drus aud carpets at No ~ Bowcry,
HIRAM ANDERSoN'S ~ now offered az two thirds their
value The lar Get exhibited IN this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
rsFJ.F. LIMRunoEa, No. lO9 Broadway,

50 NAssAU-sr.--IIoot-m makers Union Assoc
satiss Boots Shoes Ga,os retail for wholesale pr.cu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

w +. L. Bsrnum denies positively, over
his ewn signature the rnmos that he is 70 be cam
didsto for Governor of Connecticut a, the spring
election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

r. Gentlemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
nderno Silk and ambs Wool Undershirs and Drawers,
Scarfs Crsyats Pocket Idkfs, Gloves Hosiery, &c &c
nay be found at HITCHCOCK LEApBE ArER's. No. S'
Bread way LeOnTo ST. snd a. prices much bClo"
the ordinary rate at Gentlemsns Furnishing Stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ HALLEr, DAVIS " Co improved
NOLAN Piano Foote'S Tor o. be better
shsn others The tones the ssc and foisn blend
90 6ney. aud they siaad well IN tune that they Justly
take precedence huo assortment at their Ware Rccms
No M BrcsdwS. GcpLp bsRaY, Secoad- hand Planes
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
A RrAur,rrL PRrswNr roa CnlLpnrN.-
lrrcet and beautifully exc

KossVrH. Correct and beautifully exc
cuted miniatures OF this nlust0us Patriot. set with Ds
moaxs Isue aids and hubies. tkossu,hs cOloisl with
Peays ssd also plain setDgs ths form Of Bracelets
Pna IeSk brooches Charms aad Scar Pins g. De
had ools al a joni Co y manufacturing jewellers. Sc
Ne. ots Broadway, eetwse Spsing and PIaco sts
df 6lluIhAS
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Tux HrAn.orAnrRns OF GrN. TAYLoR.-

p L. RoOBRs whose store - On tho corner Of Gold and
Fulton ss Il those ardent admirers Of the feto OF
Buena Vista who determined far he is concerned
keep his AID fao constsnuy before the Of
his countymen. by ms system Of selling ready-ma
Clothing ohesp fer cash he also gaining Tor himself
envabe regulation as eDtorpising uadesman. These
who want neat good Clothing far price, should not
fail 10 give a Gall the Head quarters OF Gen TayleI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

" The U. S. NJ steamship Sou,hcrasr,
Capt Dickinson, from Charleston. arrived Yesterday
morning We are indebted 10 our friends OF Tas
<,psyia md soh1atrs Ns7ecra ;DI .-ceiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
~Iadies who desire 70 Keen "the win.

w Ladies who desire to keep :" the WIN
ssy Of our sconteut at hay, by shielding toeT oeice
feras VIVA Fur wn fnd a. CRsNs an Immense ss'et,.
...e az Vctcrpes Hufs, Capes and Cuis. II. m tne
prsmirrn Enines and Sabos that took the Medal al the
AMERICAN Institute TO ths cheaper but yet elegant SETS
- muosed OF Narten ink and Chnchella they are all
~ 10 new patterns popular in Paris and ladies who are
ndses CT Eurs will glance thai lhe assortment
4 most comprehensive one: HEnMN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Uos,ypv- Gtovgs AND UNDER CLOTHING

-Fauiijes about procuring the Winter supply are re-
uipded that al the old stand No 2j Carmne 81 the VII
6nd comulsto assortment men, women and chores
which will be sold at he Lowest remuner atng Prices
d. 6tTuTbASs koBEkI bVS9hLL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Is J. L. LIMBUR6ER, No 400 Broadway,
imports direct fiom manufacturers, and sells at very
small advance prices the richest aud most varied
assortment OF ,owelTy Watches, SverwaIe, Fancy AIti-
oes sc to Be found In the osy PaIcs desng TO pur~
chase should not fl to ean upon HIM aud tXamlne Ina
stcck Dc 3rurhSSa
A BEAUTIFUL PREsNNr FOR CHILDREN.
The yepuy Lind Doll being pcrec, imitation OF jenny
Lind drres style and features Thsis most elesst
Empenum u Fancy Goods, Novelties, roys, Sc. Nc. SD
Br,sdwN ~ choice variety OF articles expressly
adapted tor Holiday ffesens hand and daily receiving
above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
L.n,ys' Beaver BoSyE1s. Ladies wi
SH,sTs THAT BEAR THE STAMP or ELE-

End nj BAnTAs No 100 Canalst come, OF Wooster-st
full Of dIab black pure white ana Due Oh
Bonnets Of tho most fashionable shapes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

peculiar method Of shifting the style Of snlrl 70
the style OF figure pursued at Greene No Aor House
Is giving universal satisfaction Orders come m from Ihe
renoest paris Of the Union 70 much for nyarahe hs'
and unysyying punctualitY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

New GOoDs AND GREAT BARGAINs.-
u,Tc1cooy 4 LEApBEAIBR. No 3i5 Broadway csrnof
isossrd g. have been receiving New Goods rom sue
-. sronr which are some beautu bright coiorec piald
Ss~ Silks most desuabe goods which VITA thef o'het
tsct al al5s Shaw Is Cloass Mssos Sc, &c they are
ceiling out cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Sy,wrs Sp.wLs. AT GREAT BARGAISs.-

H,rcuoooK LEADBEarRn. No; sH Broadway; corn ss
a,sydst have been iuoinr the prces OF tnet
"A stcct of shaw Is al WI sell superior Woo Long
Shall worth At least for S. aud their cnre stock OF
Scotch PLAID, Brtche BY state ana O'hef Sh@"'' Ao
.ot Q,usrr in the zane ratio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

R,asors RIBBONS "A splendid stock
~ pihkons purchased at auction and selling at auction
1900 jess than half heir real value. may ee ioni0 ~
ErTcHcoCH LEADDEATsR's, No 3f7 Broadway coIHer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

PANs-foRrr All persons wishing to
purchase ranos invited 60 the large sssot-
meat 1T the Of I t.llpUgr Co No $50 sas
Wf Broadway, where may b found Pianos warranted to
give the purchasers tAle satisfaction, prices from
10 81 .Sca HORACE " ArgRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Coon ADVICE TO DysPEPTIcS-The OXy-
genatsd Rtters remedy for Dyspepsia all its
vaiious fotms, such headache. heartburn iatuency
scss appetite nervousness ard general debly having
the hsnest testimonials svsn IN favor vi meei
cine in the world For sale ty
For sale by A b. d Sands, No leo Fulton ST. A T..
Sceshi Co. No. JIG. and G. II Ring, No ae Broadway
and ~ Druggists generally IN the United States.
~ Fowler d WILLS, Phrenologist, and
SNensAsn. Clinton Hail. No Isl Nsssss-si NswYoxk,
- Ne. tO Washvston-sf. Boston
~ DIR. Bannirg's Patent Braces, and
hswrnnane Rupture Truxses. No, 10 Mercer-ss. Es u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ Fur Tippets, Boas AID Fur artl t,lt
<s,v descrutiop scl rior Lynx, haIien Fitch, Chm
shI,t fsmSne SUI 81 ard JeBnet Nuns; Fur Iippe-s
Coas,s Vm,or.oes ard Co.'s S"antoo"n IipFets anu
S,;mm,.ss and other Fur 6oco chsaer Thar any Other
LIimnf = - WI. BANTa.
"s'e'S "' Wy No. ies Canal s, corner OF Wooster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
BUSINESS ucTyoEs-

CHuDRKN's PARIS HArs.-Just receivea
ChIldrsst Fancy Hats, Csys. Asd ladies' hu ss s
Pans manufacture, equsied By none s's, Cn
" Ws.tsr. and leaders - fashion tof Cents HAS,
Mo- 3 4 sno 5As,or House. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ Windo Shades. Lace Cartalnas ~ p .,ssr,
LIN CartaEs Git Comics. Sat Ds 20. ~ KELrY
Cutsin Aefials ale ~ Us e1eadng thTo1Sh
FERGUSON No 100, BIOad~ay' ' 80 3ts
N Ia Spad a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

SrOvEs! STevBS SrovEs Now is
che tame to bag ot the best Air sht Cooking Stoves
offered 70 the pubic. Var aned TO BAKE or the
money returned. Also. hand. and fas sale general
assortment Of farlcr Once and Store Stoves Ruruaces
sc. Stoves repshod, cleaned, and put no JobN.nr
promptly attend 20 by WILLIAM SOVTHWELI. No I1S
Greenwich ~. one doos from the &h ay. n2aaWSSs
~ LYON would inform his friends
That no peddler vspds
His yentiens, here and there,
In each crowded thotoughfSie.
II peddler ever knocks
At yc9f door with flask OF boz
No< from LYONS cometh he.
Ard his stua q fcIgeFy.
The trre powder and the pill
That Will bugs and veFn.in kill
You will sui find as OF yOle
In Broadway No sss. d. tD&W'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

Excess OF the estimate for the net, fscaI ys.r 80
thai for The presehI year ~ only So, 206
PAurER LUsAriCs AND AGstCuLrVRAL sy.r1.,,
un'et these he aAs tic estimates are tie saas 4,
last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23
Movements on D,.,insu,.ned People.

}. tool'dgr ard fsmly, Boisn y Ryan seholt. PHI
lsdephis. " Hin-nn. Jsbsicr. lransin Wright, Hos.
ton; y. ). fsaacs kingston alpha a. 'ht-, Boston,
VIE among the arrival. yeserisy 81 the lnion Place
1itirl
u. Armstrong Connecticut; Georye ResUm1n' Eng.
Land: TT Adams T. :. y. : Nsi<sr rhi,aielphia; anil
40 rnes If the Ig laurc efhcw iptk arrived yc-
trdsy nj thn A.tor.
iion. W. q. s.J mpgr. STATE II Harrr lion l. wsis-
worth Clerk OfAssentiy, H"a. a Epckweu Nor .ich
y. W fisrrfscn. Bsltmoie. william Rllpys. ~ Ious
v eoai hunfrr3; W. ~ 'cif-. Qushcr: pr. y. A Wol-
ma San franci.co. y Gaiip- sni I'D, Ses Oreau.:
" ". Tucker ir.. Charie~ion, :. 81. =. Kemp. New
otiesns; y a. schemes. iiasa1s tr1in. Nenphis;
W Mitchell Y :. y; y w. sfinnrr, Ssn Irrn,isco, D.
Wade. San francisco; J. Chsfe Iou-i-ns. " Gibhs
Mount 1slanop, among ~ arrivals tn Irving
Hcuse iegctb'f With - members Of the tcw lofh iis
lsture
y stoushton. soani.h c,n,u 8 Ras-c. steam hip
Atlantic, Hon v aibl-. Buislo. " q a Stsvens
OF the Clinton flosa u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

MEETING AT TIE EXCHANGE, IN OPPOSITION To TIE
Hills NOW EEroRE I1n. LEGISLATURE.
Apubc meeting wa held nj the Merchants Exchange
yesterday II persons opposed 20 the arbitrary and In
auorsl provisions az HE tax ls ana IL the lin for the
increase al the application OF the Common
Council 81 New York for authority 70 raise two millions
a dollar By loan in addition 70 the tax TALL ~ which
before the Legilaurc for the purpose Of taking
measures 70 defeat the samc.
The meeting wa addressed by Mr.. II. skidmorc,
Who reading several sections az ia. tax h said
that 1t imposed Ia, al goods arriving In New York
from any ether State or foreign country. and consc
quently would the entire exports Of New York
amounting 70 millions snnunily Under the present bin,
the ment any goods arrived here f,r export they
would be sul9cct at the present rate T. tax a per
cent. which would b. prohhitory Ia It, effects, and
would prevent exporter sending goods 10 New
York to be- cent hence 10 any foreign country There
any Law like th. under consideration Ia civil
liz,d country According it, provisions. everything
relating 10 a mans situation business must be
corded In the e,tks Office subject 10 he reviewed IN any
person Who may wish 10 look ~ IL What i required 10
be done by the proposed b could not Ia the nature Of
things. be done.
Mr. sidmore read other portions II the bin commented
upon the aud presented series a resolutions in oppo-
sition 10 those measure.
Ex.Aid,rinan Krlt, dim Eciyj II the Second ward
made lii appcarnncc amt said thtt one - the members
of the Lcg laturc present. who ao ~ the
mtee who reported TIL. bill and II the audience would
listen to him. he would explain If the objections
IL. A. for himself (Nr k,ly9 al he had In the world
was invested In real ctatc eecd ~ tho sweat u his
brow, and he was perfectly SURF " Mr.. Wak.mnn
listened 10, he would give dinrreut view ~ this tax
b The gentleman Who has just spoken Ia opposition a.
N. bin tsl,. the samc course w reference every
meerre and we're lac ~ have hi wny, this great
city would never have extended above canal street lie
admitted there objections to the proposed bii
hut II Mr. Nnkeinan allowed - speak II would not
appear Outrageous . II represented
10 be- Similar laws H. existence In Massachusetts,
aud In other New England states.
Hr. shtDNonr replied that hc had done nothing more
than r. I'D the bill
Cries a. question; question; Nskeman; Waterman"
we're uttered The rscuon. w,rc prooso nnd carried,
and tlc meeting adjaoFued Mr.. waAcman mt having
l.,n alaw,d 70 speak.
Til. resolutions rsfu.ei reporter because
the secretary INTENDED t. pulll.h - tlicln
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mr. rrLEGrApIf.

posrov, March p, 1851
Letters FIRM the Cape Il Coed Hope, 70 fcb. state.
that the rebslion which has bosen has becn up e.
the prc-ni time the mos hoc5y. and II more fearful
character than any pr-eeiirg The lss n life on
The English jdc has ben great The whole of the bor-
s,r district arr abandoned The Engih Governor, sir
Harry smth, he's proclaimed thst Il shal ~ var of
cst,rina nation and hae 70 the IIc Of FRANCE fos
more troors.
The Rev Mr. Brysst- the An--ican missionary, died
Dee. 20.
y presumed that this will not endanger the
Amerits an missions slthoueh the London wcsleysn and
ss0'th ussions VIII probably suffer severely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

TRisu EWoHA>rs.-lt l. really lauentibls 70
sec the vast number a unfortunate creatures that
are almost daily est on .bor,s, rcnrilcss anil
without ply yical energy 10 earn day living.
Nestcr'Iay. groups II thc = haplcss being to
b. seen congrcgatci about the Park AMI IN Broad
way, looking The very picture Of despair. misery,
disease and want. tn enquiry. We s.certaincd that
they had arrived here by The hip sir Robert Feel
and that they bad been. for The mo-; part tenants
u the Marquis Of Lan~dovne. on hii county Kerry
estate-cjected without mercy ny him. aud "shp-
ped for America in this wholesale way. Among
thcrn were gray haired and aged men and women.
who had pcnt tho heyday 81 their life a. iillsr- Of
their native oil. and are cnt 20 this country
70 End a grave. This Is too bad--it !. inhurnan;
and yet II y aa Of indiseriminato and Wholesale
esratriation committed by the liberal President
II the Council 81 her Majesty Queen yic,ora's
libeynl' mi iytry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

lion IaPe nm q ". II,mT shi-c. died 81 wasiing-
ton city. Saturday, sgsi abou, - year Yr IIn had
teeu for he Last thru. years ia eei health much
snlc'sd ~th the a..mA H. raves widow aud rhrrs
tosment his ls-@ iie had loug filled eon.riruou.
space IN the pltie. "a ~. usny.re ehrh state he
removed carly la ~. from lis native Te town
Hasfgchusstts We shsh Irutahr b. alds. q morrow
n give particular nptice Il hi life end public
JOIN =. sKissER. ESQ.
This rentleman. vel know eiiior IL Tho PLv
Team and .7asii a monthly magazine ~ rtilad.iphia
ard formerly editor a the .fs.rran fognsr published
baltimore and since ~ othsr agricultural works died
al Baltimore, Friday IIis death o~casor,ed ~
falling through deer IN tho City Pstofics Toto dscp
cellar tthing his head agsnst stone and fracturnr
biz skull He very u-fu man la Ms day and had
reached about 20 years a lie largo dne look
Ing man, In appearance much RESEMBLING Daniel Web
II
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ACCOUNTS VIA ENGLAND.

Considerable sensation had been created IN Lon
don by the receipt Of intelligence from the Cape Of
Good Hope to the 9Th Of January, announcing the
commencement Of another ksffr war. The Lon
don papers are filed with the details. II appears
that on the 9th Dccc mber, the kaffrs having by
pretencc Of friendship and submission cfcctualiy
lulled all suspicion. commenced furious attack
upon a detached body 81 British troops under Co.
lionel Mackinnon killing and wounding three officers
and sixteen men. On Christmas day they attacked
three frontier Villages and mastered the nha.
bitants, to the number Of 20 persons. On tho 18th
Of the same month they attacked and drove back
large British force under Colonel Somerset, while
he was attempting 10 open communication with
Sir Harry smith, the commander in chief, who.
was then in advanced position. called Fort Cox.
From this position Sir Harry smith, with much
difficulty, estrcatcd him by cutting his way. with
30 men, through the hsfir bands who sought to In
'erccpt him, and he had since issued proclamation
calling upon the people Of the Cape 10 rise in arms.
=, 0fasss, for the defence of The colony. The nj
Nanced positions still remained in posses Of tho
troops, and the Governor urged the colonists to
march and relieve them before their stock Of proy
IRONS should become exhausted.
The British government, on receipt Of those nd
vices, had ordered reinforcements Of men and guns
10 be despatched 10 the Cape but the probability
j. tina, the would be over before such assistance
could arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

sorru Cososso sfroSsL CWscu. BroorIr~-An &C.
sle~astce council has b~u called 10 thls after
four O'Clock 70 tate 1sp~ preparatory 10 the
public organization ~ new Congregational church this
evening. In the edifce lately erected 1T the ~
Court and President ~r,~te ssmon w the Rev joseph
fhcmr~cn ystor n the Broadway tabernacle church
The Night Rev Brbop Timon-- This Distinguished
pr.late vill preach this day. " three O'Clock IN
!. Andrews church Duane r,r-~ corner q city Hall
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

termediate mail, with semi-weekly intelligence.
We trust that the Post Once Department will rigid
ly insist upon compliance with -ome such ar
arrangement as the foregoing. The bulk OF the
English mail. was, Of course, sent by the Artic, aed
the voyage Of the Franklin, for mail purposes must
therefore, be considered 70 have been almost accom-
plished in vain.
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owir. 10 The tremendous food q highly interesting
matter. from all quarters are under the pccety Il
dcf,rrirg our eriqncs ffll tomorrow For the various
forthcoming entert snments the reader I: ycfre V W.
sdv,rtis, npcnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

bo~Is Rser-.-1nrnsp.s. March IS-Nstes race.
sato ardc. mile heats. feather v,i1hts
Col :. NJ 1Iiils > r. Tulip. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. .. Psrneseb & z<phyr..................... =
Tine, Lea -i;i.,