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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

THE CUBA AFFAIR. The ;rial ofaGen.
Henderson, for being concerned IN the Cuba
winch has been progressing Al
New Orleans for some time, has revealed
some rich disclosures. Several witnesses
testified iLat they were engaged BY Captain
Hafdee, at Cneihnnti, TO 60 to Chagfes and
Gal ,fornia TO work qunrlz mine The fist
IintmatIon they had Of tho real object of The
expedition was when they arrived at The
Ioutslde ofthe Baize and took on hoard arms
and ammunition. See,e on board the vessel
Expressed themselves dissatisfied and wish.
Jed 10 retufnto New Oieans. Capt. Hardee
told them they might 60 back on The tow
boat, bdi i was kept at such distance That
il was impossible 10 get on board. The
Witnesses further stated thai when they nr,
rived at Contoy they bad to enrol them
selves IN . complny 10 get provisions. ~
Phoss that chose to remain OH tile, Georgi-
ANA we're permitted to do 30. Col. O'Elara
liold them that he honght no gentleman thai
had gane SO fdr wodId iuln back. The men
Iiaken prisoners were badly treated.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-05

We learn, says the Boston Journal, thn,
Dr. Warren, % this city, recently took from
The slomach Of nm ltish girl, at the tiassa-
chuselis general hospital, by means Of an ia,
cision, q lnpe sorm fer,y>one feet and oley-
en- inches long. The operation was per-
loimed whleihe snfere was under the III
1aence of ether Size observed, upon cons
ing io her senses. n hnve had pleasant
dream, and feel relieved" The wound wis
dressed wiilgreat care, and she has scatce-
" compIaned Of pain from The operation ~
This, we re'toId, is the onlyefse on record.
where The tapa worm hns been liiiefaIly cut
from the human stomach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
1oxr 10 Prevent Railroad Accidents.

Dr. G.. NJ Bourne writes US communi-
cation, TO the purportthat railroad accidents Will
baupen as long a. proper persons are not EN-
ployed as superintentents, Engineers, Con-
ductors, &c We copy part OF II as follows
sucn men cen be Obtained perhaps not al tne
lowest market price but at prices ome~haI equiv
aleut 70 their required capacities, ana nominal she
value Of life hmo and property considered But
how Bv ne ad Of PhroOiogy, asi not oshefwlse.
Humbug cries most o! ysuhs ara Oh Ipsies VINO
a,e LOT onlv constant travellers but Stockholders
humbug -, s
Gentlemen. II you are satisfied to risk broken
bones NE even, upon the security OF AFTER PsaiSs'
.at for inatteEtlol cafeiesshess, IecKlessless On
the Part OF al employee whose mental orsanlL i,ion
cuailusd nm - effect catastrophe calculated 70
pTocLce surh resulIs-aiow me to say mat thefe Is
a large and increasing amount oil mlnd ~hlch oe.
sIfss 10 such peril recognizing, as II does, tnA'
Nth rSobr employ tes COLLISIONS, switching on, esc,
would seldom, If ever occur, and that tne gfeaseI
portion OF 0,hor cataStrophes, which now ih'oixe
such heavy oss Of life and property co1iu Ve P''
yerte1 BY stringent precauton- II III.
Afatrcas Superintendent should be man VI INC
nishes. oTcer OF practical tslsh. 80 frotsI
fOLoMing mail 'estatl0ns heatn' sVou- 49,
Ao.tIneEt rom intoxicating and s'uh14a',ls -
Tsrrerarperts--Nental, Vital NotFe tass. ao
tiIty. atto HEAD Lot less than = lhche,- neh,
Mantle tatloLs-CauiloD- CcE.pal...n, go
Time Calculation, Order 1919 ro,hs,ye
- Fre,tualty Individuality, Locanly, ioiln;
Human Na.urs. suavIrlveness, Benevo.ehces az
ere, venernoa, Hope, Desuuc!Ivensss, 80
weight t,lH TO iarse Applosat.,eas' contnnty.
an AroulsIt,yeuess, secreti'ehess, con'ss1i
~ ~ mn The o;her Manifestations "oao'
nm Ihe above, generally hzrmonize 81 dom 'h'sf'
fefe a. .s..,S Cord Health Be
T6,sI ,sst-rsEt TeIDperamenis-Sep.ai, ent'
49,. 49,. Usad not less ihsn 22s inches
.ie,,ai MAJ, stations &C suton, Consclenuonsnsss'
ComuaIiSon. CsUsA!isy, Fumness, SEEM
4 8.
liam stuIe. Suavitlyeness, iaTge CoasIu;Iss-
- Cor,hsuyencss BeneyOlsnce, FenefaAol,
- Weiett CsicdstOn, Time. A'Pativeaess, ~"
:. s.rrr Dt.frnrt4vensss Hope. ApDfooadSeae,s'
T.r7r. ~ .ro.s.tpFn.ss. sec etiveneSs, Cod-
,I.... a.t p. :, ri Tie o,hsr iacui'.'s % aa''
uuI..Lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Such car be fount-suoh s,cne should Be em-
poyec Such ar one would ncuer jeopa the LIE
Of his paSst neefs, nor the properly OF TIE Corpot'
hon, while sane. Nor would such IN one most un-
psilnaoly cary trouble some, inoNica'ec passen.
ger beyond ctp6t-stop re train upon AZ emoanh-
meut-thrust HIN out OF car BY the aic OF MS
rakeeDen, and While boiling him by the collar.
sinke Eefce blow IN the mouth. causing prGuse
fCw OF blood, saying "tase that God DANA YOU I've
had trouble enough With YOU" twullng him down
the emhsnsuent some 70 OF IS feet where. IS the
uain moved of, the last could see OF him he
yalnly slSeSyoring 10 climb N the tack. This on
a leading raj road out OF the City OF Ne~York.
within tbe past SIX months. Nor would q properly
Sc sctee Engineer be IS one on tnsi same rost.
a,ou two-thircs az, ancec toward inicxicston, whs
was awaiting = cue tram al depot te q miles
from town who. continuing his inhibition, and
SVeakiug Of bis engine AM tram, declared ne ~ooI
"eive ner heir when he did start. was lmpelleo,
by Considerations OF time, to take tast tram, ana
can certify ,hatIt by giving her heli' be litendei
10 convey the lcea OF putting the engine 10 rapid
speed that be- fully accomp lShei It. Sew iresshs
or other trans ever sped much faster than cid the
one to which he Engineer gave hell"
The lowest servant OF railroad corporansn
should pass thu ordeal OF examination and certih.
cate rs well AZ he highest 4 careless attendant AZ
Mamaroneck. last season switched an Express tram.
running al fuli speed. INTO TAIN on the tura-ous
Quite recently another. on the Hudson River Road.
switched atan of the tack both attended with
heavy dsmage These men were Just aiieS for SUCH
exploits What can be made BY pun shing them -
Iswere better to punish those who appoint them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Ant, NJ the United States 20 intervene t. prevent 'uoa
,rvsptien This doc fihe was "a ,ea al
~ is,e President POs. aud regard u 10 nave oee' VI
,,s,, Approved oy his administrator lie .,A
Tts kO.s ufh s.sris 20 he efi pl-OlPc.t -
,.nI there be'e - no doc, 30. ss'se ,.ab
"a that port. loud cheers - ,be S,c.,,ne
hshed Amer Coctrils. and VIZ l- "a ,,,'s
"a come IN ssd subscribe They wo7ld thereby
sorsul. aud advance Their o"u rehs.f interests pc
1880 f. T. N. duy Of every fre- g yeinmsnt 10 put
,h he nrrnsr enc ~ caps 20 ,. Recognized a, one
:, The AYtol the code ~ ma os p alss n ~,
so of nssss ard hiatt = the dG'y # orr GoyeIemsn'
. do what can to cause II 10 be fcosnzed ana s.sG "a
- sber rs'ions Of the esrth l. should ne sustained
"a ured forward by tie public opinion IL such course
ilPp,,ssssff, A.. osscon, s.aasars by snch cour..
pehs,d stard bef us tina world 10 the a,tEu1s II
xpish,s Ersnt IN crusade for J. 'e'y and be kst
sass ourselves vih almost egc'y nation OF tas
~ Tsst a. undertsDd u rot looked for or er-
ectsd BY Kossuh. His ardent yea doe not t9sn .o
natter TO this result PDDlc op.uDu > ne pJ"eul
ess which be ~sbes 10 pat 10 "gp on n2efaon ,,d
tt coBhGcIt eIpe Is trteaze n4s n hopes ia
stes future de.,3' 81 na t,od ppoyidsacei
s.sten pg wheu the fairs Of na ons WI eVt 20
~uoh ruled by the sword by biyonets ~ pAfNs o. a
lsry as b. The public voice 1t IS ao 9'c .rr.d
me and may DO uttered witb,ar pr'i 'ol9E
that the voice Off People is ne voice Of ny1 haitian
Tits not u'irely aim gh,s I moi misnN- .".n
instrument which think shopd oe pnttp wotA 70 ,.nS
lsb shis principle IN the Onal code Tor WHICH s
am quite thai the spin, ~hch k'ssl'n ~
that the sthy everJ where en stsd 10 ~
out such an e1piesstn On hs yoIk i. efsc,s-
and will cause the 4 nos 0ttfVshpp =" .ao
Of nson,-,hst ever hesmsa W. ~ onors,,oS vail
-. ,he, voice ard tina, 1t be potential its effects
Hope we snail contribute to vel Il As far as we can on
~. oca son and that the wh ,e wl rise as one
ran and ceurbute 10 dissemination Of this doctrine
Cheers r,.,- - . ,o..r, o,e
II h he srenoy Of the All mighty DOliar" Vehement
,pvsuse That too TO do ITS work IN srfestng ana re-
sSns the = tyfannc yer You WIZ nc
yed the evening 10 COZ s.r thai aUch OF the subject
IA by public opinion working through all It's channels.
nd reaching the reno Of the earn that we
v,sh 10 ca ~ out this principle while see the sub
ss Of tyranny all over the od taxed to support armies
10 keep them subjection let fee zen sverywhe,e tsi
nenselves freely and voluntarily 20 raise f1nd tna'
sha least AID those dave tos'uRgle ior their rsn
10 cope with their despOtc opp essGrs lCheffsl On
these points hope deliberations VII he UNANIMOUS
Energetic, powerful sRd TIM We snail set an example
Aat VIII spread not only through our own country, out
throughout EuropefR eved cheers IN every coun
nv vbere tie principles Of civ tciy are understood
0sptemen have been ie0 n's more Il ended remarks
than eIpeced WILL therefore, close aud proceed 10
orgspize the meeting
Gov Marcy took his seat under an ontburs oil applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
e,popdence Of The Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec 20, Is


WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec 20, 1851.
The indomitable, never-tlring, everlasting
cerer.l FoorE. who was to have been of for
Mississippi before this, is STILL as ! write, go
minutes past O'Clock, p. N. y on the floor Of
the Senate fring away at Mr. RHRTT and Dis
unionism.
lie has a strong point upon Mr.. RHETT, and
he means to make the most Of 1t. Mr.. RRETT
recently proclaimed that he had been Dis
unlonist from the year Of our Lord l545-never
before Mr.. FooTE declared, in his harangue
Yesterday (Which, by the way, to do him justice
was a very able one J that be could and would
prove that the gentleman from South Carolina
was an avowed Disunionst as early as 1897
and to-day he got the permission Of Mr.. RHETT,
who was entitled to the floor, to make five
minutes explanation He then, in great triumph
Of manner, read from Mics Register an extract
from speech made BY Mr.. RHETT, IN 1872,
when bis name was ROBERT BARNwRLL SMITH,
proving fully the declaration he had made
The manner and frequency Of Senator FooTE's
taking leave OF the Senate, reminds one OF GER
tain nameess wo-n-Out theatrical performers,
who, in order that the theater gong public may
oct nd OF them, are indGlged in number OF
farewell benefits
! suppose you are aware OF the rumor that ar.
FooTE's mission TO Washington, TO be at and 10
participate in the opening OF the present Con
press, had for its leading object the advance
,reut of Gen. CAss's crusade for the Presidency.
Il Is understood that Governor COBB of Ga and
Mtssrs TCOMBs, STEPHENS, &c, OF the same
State. are cooperating vi'h Mr.. FoOTE IN he
same movement. am informed that Gov. COBB
has written letters to his political friends here
and elsewhere strongly urging them to unite
npon end stand BY ms friend CAss for the nom
nation and for the Presidency. Let them succeed
in getting him nominated, and then let the
Wings put WINFIELD ScOTT on the track as
their champion, with JAMEs c. JONES Of Ten
nessee, or RANDALL HUST of Louisiana, for
Vice president. and see what the result VIII be :
AS close these few lines, Mr.. RHETT Ia re
plvinp to Mr.. FoOTE and endeavoring TO defend
his own course as a traitor to the Union and
oyalst to South Carolina, or the soil Of the
Cow Pens. His voice screeches and cracks
disaereeably upon the ear, while his sentiments
are revolving to the understanding | VIII hear
HIM no longer to-day. H. f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

RITcHIE's PAINTING CLAIM.-A Washing
ton correspondent of The Tribune says atn reliably
informed that Of the work IN the matter OF printing
sundry volumes Of books FOR the Members OF the
House, for which Mr. Richie demanded payment al
the last session Of Congress- forty-three thousand
volumes yetrsmain imprinted and unfinished Only
enough volumes have been printed and delivered 70
supD those Members entitled TO them who nave
not been reelected. The Members OF tne ldsl opn
rress Who have been returned to this one. with
few exceptions. have not yet been furnished with
their books. Nevertheless, Father RI'chle dem ana
ed pay for the work, If II had been executed at
the ia,t session These things should be kept In re-
memarance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
BY Telegraph to the Eew-YOrk Tribune.
The Southern Maii-LaI and Interesting from
Mexico
RALrINoRk, Wednesday, Dec p, 81

BALrIsoRE, wednesday, Dec 81, 1871.
The Southern Mail arrived this morning, bringing
Us New-0reabs papers to the lith INST Tney con-
am dates from the City OF Mexico TO the 2sth uli
ard Vera Cruz TO the 9Th inst.
Importan, modlhca'.o Es Of the Tariff had passed.
ne Mexican Chamber OF Deputies, but Its passage
by the Senate was considered doubtful
TIE appearance OF the British feet of Vera Cruz
mas caused much speculation.
On the night OF the Bis: October, 70 took place
at Acapulco, In which the Captain and Surgeon Of
The steamship Unicorn and several Frenchmen were
severely beaten.
The Mexican Senate adopted report adverse to
the proposition to construct Railroad from Acapulco
to the Capital.
General Alnonie had sent in memorial to Con-
gress, recommending the formation OF Junia OF
the principle officers OF the Army and Navy, oI the
defense Of the nation.
The monetary distress at New-Orlesns on the
I4th, WAS very great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A stated meos-
ing was held at the County Jail on Tuesday, DR.. A.
Berry in the chair
Exposure Of The jail Yad-A resolution was
adopted authorizing the Jail Committee In con.
junction with the sheriff TO cause TO be erected
a suitable fence screen at the rear OF the JAIL SO
as to prevent A view OF the yard from Washington
PARK.
TIE Courfy Hospitql-The resolution previous
" passed, requesting the Committee on Laws
ard Applications 10 the Legislature" to notify
the public that application would be made AZ
The next session To raise loan OF $25 900 for the en-
largeu,-ut Of the County Hospital was. on the mo
ton of Supervisor Brooks rescinded, and an amend
mt Mt adopted substituting the sum OF $3OOOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
~ Our readers will recollect the name

" Our readers will recollect the name
Of HAssENpYLuG, the minister under whose Govern
men. the refusal % taxes aud consequent flight oil
the Elector took place IN Hesse Cassel some twelve
months or more ago When the EloGIor was re-
stored by Austrian intervention llassenphug went
back with him and IS stu his chief minister TINS
ma1 has just been condemned By the Court oil APP
peas Of rels wald Prussia, TO four "eeksimprlson'
nent for frauc and cefacation, perpe!raIed formerly
when he lived there. As he is no, 10 Prussia, We
presume the sentence will not be executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Philadelphia 10 seek thst city With avses Of I'm.
loying bis phytIcal strength His true aad tevoted
mend, the proprietor o. the Na,ona Hoel, CHARLES
2. CALVERT, ESQ IS decidedly opposed - the sIep
vr CLAY c0lld not have better quarters ana nlrsias
rr Philadelphia taan he has here. under the eve al
erection OF Mr. CALVERT and his rosi es'eemei
ia0y Btslces the climate o. Philsielpna Sold
iusfnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

Enlargement. Tha, would be truly R'pu''
nof ON the part Of those who have the dispose
those contracts. But whether you In ne" mh
City may know 1t OF not there are hno"'Tf -
I,vr ,yhH declare that JoHN YOUNG, the unl,f'
states Treasurer for New-fOik City am ID
VIZ CroswELL, who has nade, and IS maAin
fortune out of the Government, as wen as W
law. by the steam mail enterprise IN "ilch 'ne'
are both extensively interested, are 70 De suenl
Da,,u,r rs with MI Law IN al the Canai COW 'ac's
the later may OBJ ain at Albany T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Departure Of the Niagara.

BosrON, Wedne sday, Dec u Ib5I
The r. NJ steamship Niagara, Can't Stone. sa led
at noon today for Liverpool via Halifax, with 10
passengers for the former port and ofthe la'ter-
She takes $275 600 in American gold and S2loVO IN
English.
Passengers for LlreTpooi-G. Wightman, Mr Gam,
DAVID Law, l. 4 Huchns, J. M A'kins' Canala, J.
Long Irswich F RouI, Paris, A. Dolench CalioTnia'
J. Hanson England d Gomez, Span, 4: Len1ini, N
Iccoln NJ Vmcouvere NJ predancast and Mrs Lanezre'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Execution Stayed.

TROY. Tuesday, Dec. %. 1871.
Judge Harris has issued an order staying the exc
outlon of Charles Quinn. who was sentenced 10 be
hung here Oh the Goth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

BosroN, Wednesday. Dec. "a, 1851.
The store Of Messrs. NJ no, Hooper, no. 40 INDIA
Wharf, was damaged Oy fire this morning to the ek-
tent OF 81 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
Mn. Cars HsALTm Washlng ton
sends Us the following iaiorma-

Nr Gay is 10 NOsso. bat somewhat oeiier than
Il was week ago. lie propaD,y WILL no. accept
me invitation OF some al his poiincsl admirers Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
CITY ITEMS.

u KossUrH left for Philadelphia Tues
DAY night, between II and 10 O'Clock, by a special
tralI, which TO go through without Stopping lie
was accompanied by Mr.. Howard OF the irving
House and an Alderman from Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

~ A draft, purporting to be drawn by
one Briggs, OF Boston, Jacob Little Co, of this
City, directing the payment of $1,000 to Louis Kos
suh was received and presented on Tuesday, when
1t was pronounced hoax, no such person having
any account with l.. g. Co. Such Joking is mlser
ably cOItemptble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
5ats, Cups, &e.
ynoia Rubber 0ocNs

ENDIA RUBBER GOoGS.-iae Ne.,l
y ID IL RnhteT MsnCfsc,lnEy " W tpa.s s's1..
I.eltoi and Clos II tie .aost apfrs.s" 49, Rtrs
~ hsr rcs corsiftrg q L'on,, a., Head, .. I'Isr-
=. s,,S "a cBof - ne ins ~, hI 49,.
20, n-et ha'sl .,'''' n HvICGiSsOt. Pn,h
ttI tllt y"
.,II.FFfINF rlEActEO COr-
, ~ 49,, FEsNIlH q CO.,
f'~k ~" NJ. 5, ps,ad-s; ~ u Ness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25
The BROADWAY ARSON CA

- The Harper Guards, composed ex-
clusiyeir Of men in the employ OF Harper & Broth
ers, about 100 IN number intend spending Christmas
CAY, tarset shooting, At Ne~t0"n. NUMBER OF dls.
ti0gulshod gentlemen have been invited as guests,
ard numerous p'endld prizes have been received,
the combined value of which is estimated at 500
HE music by DodWOIths fun band, and every ex.
Crii0g has been made 70 make the excursion one OF
The most uniGuo OF The season. Among the prizes
are ? gold watch and cham. valued at $50 gold
watch, valued at So a splendid silver mouAte1
lowing piece, presented by \ u. Taylor. valued At
500 several silver cups, gold rings, ana pencils are
also among the prizes besides which the company
nave the promise Of a splendid prize from Professor
Anthem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

ARREsr FOR GRAND LARCENY.-A Ger
man named John Shuitz, Il bootmaker by trade, Nts
on TUESDAY sted by Officer Baldwin, Of me JET
ferson Ponce Court charged WIKI having stolen
about two weeks since, So IN five franc pieces from
'he house OF Mr Eber, with whom be boarded, IN
Greenwich near Leroy-st. On searching Shuli2, 49,
io cold coin was found concealed on ms person
This money was subseQ lentls ascertaned 10 have
been received by hlm iTom IA exchange broker IA
Hudson - ana another ia Canal ST. Ia exchange Tor
Gve frame pieces lie Vas taken before. Justice Ac-
Gru.h and locked up FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

THE LATE CASE OF ABDUCTION. III the
matter OF Bridget Mccarthy, whose arrest we no.
uced a few days since on a charge OF causing tae
-uin of her niece, mary Mcdonald, a. = house o.
IN rcpute kept by the accused in MIoerry-st., fur
therte stmouy was Tuesday, taken before Justice
Mouniioit. from when u seems tina. girl Only III
vcafs Of age named Ellen Gable. was employer by
lhis Womsn as 4 servant. and went 20 the nolse ~
noraUt Of lts character The girl now swears that
he has experienced similar treatment Win Mary
- tie hands Of the accused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

BOARD Of ALDERMEN Stated SeSsi0n.-
TuEsDAN, Dec -, 1851 a.,
Fr,sr4l- Morgan A.orxsIs Esq Presden AID 'fifhl'
p.gee. StuliCvar- OAKLEY, cha man ksIy hH-sh BAL
Misr Staw Cox baro, BTlf'on DE- alniter tfahEiia'
CorCklLI ard Dsoley ,-,
The utes oil tie .ss' mee'rs wereTeaf -nd proved
perIf0n-Ui Aid siu1yeg ant. petition Di jshh I shd
Robert Stevens for the exclusive Use q me pier AZ Oh
\ ne H token Frrry To Con m tree on W ntrves &c
j. Aid sal -tti. al FfiGcs LswlA . be relieved
nm. tsv To Commit 90 Eu-s ce
~ AID Bard psIiicn - George Are.5 - be relieved
Rom Tux t. Committee 90 II1ance
~ tie Pc sert petI u 9hlON Bstbt FOR CO recioa
I'D .tar Ig;T. 10 COMMITTEE "a + finance
II. Ad SMITH oil 4 We'd FeL, amounting y 81,
: a.oIra ssrgcss a. TIE S;h ard station house 10
CcnH.itee on | dire.
b. the sane a o d. Lesrgs flr mecfcal services q
IL, glL Mad Sta.al- LcuSe To C.f.iitee 90 POilcs
a. k'f Bafok ~ ron o. Francis Cassidy fer c'u psE-
saoa for br fng sever I3th-s sad Ave8us n L4a %
~ lid C;slnn petition Of S A Float - aaEs er'
s. & q extended. t. Commttse GA Whsfss' &c;
q, Ald CHAPMAN. bill Of conzassry GsEsia Danlst
ee r a apon fGgrishe. Ve'eFsa Cops On iAs to'h
r,venifsr ordered pad. "a DIVISION A~rnInpe
4 a C;rlEE DJ.ge stufsTlnt, Oakley, Chspman hsi.'
-fe PUSC.nt AID Saith Bal. Shaw, BiFa Dociey-H'
Nf-fffr.-Aid Miller ., - III :. ,,.
~ Aid F,an,In pe.IiJn OF HsY~sr REYNOLDS N r's-
.'-'',,the ffh-kv sexer To Cu..rnttee on sewers
g,,oraor- -Dy Ai sHTesa.t esSn tiion 81 hpafiHHa
I, I-,,tsrx IS Con nr ssinusl Of Oee+s Accepted
NksseuIol Ala 5IursyaIt Fft sected tbs ioo~sas ''
l.lcn, VIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

u Al the stated meeting OF the Com
n,ttee of the American Tract Society, on Monday.
II appeared b. The sta;emei; OF the Treasurer, that
tie recCp.s rom AL sources 20 TIE past month were
but 20 -, WI c the expenditures were toOut Twice
tina, suorL;. tnus n -rcaslrg me Indebtedness IN
cote :4r rfinilI paper pas able within SIX months
10 ell t.J beside Immediate Liabilities amounting %
$500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

STOLEN PROPERTY RECOvERED.-Seve-
ral packages, containing Peruvian bark, were, oa
.Tpesrav found living upon nier No. Il Mr.. by Of
hcor Green. OF the Lower Police Court, who. not
beng able 70 md owner FOR them. AMI slpposlns
Them 10 be- stolen property, had them ccnVeyei -
che Halls Of JVs.cr. where i was soon aScera'ned
that thev belonged 20 Theodore W Riley. mercni ant,
- No ~ South-st. and bsc been stolen nom .
hah'er which was employ ed 10 CONVEX then 10
BROOKLYN n SEPTEMBER iaSt 20 be stored. Ine BARK
il alued a. 5000 No clue 70 ne thief has been As
cerialTec