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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

The tw,nty-6fth anniversary Of the coronation Of
the Emperor Of al the Russias was celebrated on
the 9Th inst. throughout the whole empire. Noss-
bit:ss f; all the provinces assembled at Moscow.
where the Emperor and Empress had previously
arrived aad where consi1erabe military forces had
been concentrated under is c-iers Of Prince Paskie'
witch.
The Riyarc;a. Of Turin Of the eth, announces from
Naples that sentence Of death has been pronounced
upon fcrtysiy prisoners Of state incluing ten do
putss, two ex-milist ers, one ambassador, and Two
priests. Il is hoped the King Will commute thsss
sentences
The Scientific Congress c. France opened or Fri
Gay, TIE 18th ult., at Orleans, its eighteenth an
rual session. Great preparations have beer made
by the municipal council OF the town to MAKE tbs
tea days during which IA: session viii continue
agreeable 70 the strangers coliected. There are TO
be exhibitions Of aowets and Of paintings. concerts.
excursions to the neighbo-ipg localities, &c. The
sit.irgs a-o to be held in the csncert roons which
las Been fitted up appropriately fOr the occasion
About $50 scientific gentlemen have already q; lived,
aad II 10 thought tha. not less than 6Oo will be
present before the cad. Amongst thos. already a.
ORLEANS are Baron de Sassa-t, OF Brussels formerly
| President Of the Belgian senate; DR.. Bertini, 0
| Turin; NJ. Verga, Professor OK Nediein, o. lillian;
Mr.. Parker, Of Oxford; Count de Caraman; n
| DesIl oulins, of Bordeaux; Visoount de Genoulac.
President Of the Agricultural Society o. lie etVi
lsiae; D- Rouz, Of Narssilles; the Abbo Desdovsr
| Eiear. General Of Orleans, Sc The frst sttio
wa opened b the Bishop e Orleans s. az
ard NJ Serrurie-, the Procursur General, support
rg hin. NJ. d, BuzOnniers. the secretary, then
read 4 report assigning the re1soas which had in
dreli tAs congress TO DIX on Oreans a. ity place Of
meeting for the present year. The Mayor Of
ORLEANS returned thanks In the name OF tie TO- n.
and the formation Of tn. bu-ssu was thea pro
cseded 20. Baron de StaS'a-t was elected deaativs
President; NM. dc Cslnont. de Tristan, Des-
mouths, lie Cussy, a,6 the Able Aubes., Vics
Presidents; and NJ. de- BuzonnieIe, Secretary.
Tie As. sitting then terminated, aud inre iia.siy
after took place the Inauguration Of tie statue Of
Joaa o. Arc, which is Of bronze, and modelled after
| the rel-snowa figure by the Princess Marie OF
Orleans 10 Is plscsd in the entraoce-ccurt OF tho
Nair.s, and produces excellent effect. he
Who'll, proceedings passed ever IN the 2ost perfect
order.
From q paper drawn up b. N. Arago, OF tas
ia;is :ad,ny 81 seieases, appeacs the 1910 "rnS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

THE following lines were written by Caleb Lyon
Of Lyonsdsie. Although Mr.. Lyon is a young man
h. has been Consul to Shanghai. China, member q
Assembly and State Senator. and lately dubbed L.
D. by the Norwich University. Honors have been
sho~erci upon Lin
The Tboussrd Isles--the thousand Isis
nri!!isnt the save around them smiles:
hey re hissd ~ sibousani red.p'd nowcrs-
Tbs yre e.md by ihorssnd emerald bowers,
Ana q thousand tigds their praises wake
frm ns'sy bough and plumy brake,
Ard thouysnd ceders' fragrant shade
Fsil where the Indians childgrn pssy'd
Ard fsncy's dream my heart begurs.
While singing tb.e--the Thousani Isles
No vss,sl virgins guard their groves.
No Cupid brcathcs thousand loves,
No d. sd's form at Va Is setn,
No sstJrs peep the trees between,
No Venus tues from their ehot.,
No loved Adonis, red sith gore
No pale ndJ mioo vooed 10 sleep,
No brave IesBder breasts their deep,
No Gapymeie--no rieiades--
Theirs are new worlds memories
The flag e France frs, DER them hung
The mass was tsid-the ycspcrs sung
The Brothers Of Jesus hail d their strands
As the blessed Virgin Mary's lands.
Md red men heard, mutey surprised,
Their henth names sll chris;isnis crown
Next fcsted be with croSsd u down,
Twas Freedoms eoge tiisison dyes,
Retaining the pure sSsE--their native skies.
And the stars q fsy renee the eentlest aows
IT'S there ~ mo, isht the brightest sovs,
IT'S the The liliee the vkitest bloom
TJaiere the birch hath he eaaicst gloom,
lis there The red deer Feds in sotiax
Tis theie doth glitter the wood ducks wing
TIE there lesps the mufcAlongs 81 morn,
Ills there the loon night song IL bora
lbeie = the fsbermsns parsdise,
With bis trailing ssia at the rsd Al nrise
The Thou nj 1si,. The Thonsaad y.lcs.
Their ciaim frtm every care b-guiles
Titan s,one had grace II paint
The tsioMt n e 10, ir fvers saint.
Who're usycs u turn. on memory tide.
Ia sslle "a q Fiquei eide by siSe
Proud lrouiebsc aud bod Chsmylsi,
1hrtad their ucsnicfin1s DER again
Ard While the golden sunii yh, smiles,
Pilgrims sts!i ssek ibe Tbousani Is,ss.
Aysssts's B,s, s.ptcni,cr 1854.
Wortmenss OF Earthquakes Insli yfdusls. A
FsnstOr Nh,comL Of Indians no hss D. en- conf AL
, flf ..Us An haa
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Literary No sSre.

TnE Ar1noREss or GFNEvA.-Miss Gene We've L.
Feirfeld has received the following note from the
celebrated Eugene sue. II is quite complims
w 'ho ""SiiV"h "utneressi- + much
Mademoiselle--I will BE- very happy a.. book which
fattered in accepting the dedication IL will he, be-
lieve me one Of the most p. good fortune 10 merit
lsbcrs that they have isoor noble country women In
yS s inter nas =, very re,pec,fo ts.ps.
Accept .1uy, 1901 EUGENE SUE
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I.ay Inislliaencs.

co,,f 90 ArrEas.-Ssp,cuss, Octobes Mo %
b,S sht on the argumeat-,he sppesi dsn,issed 9TH
N.. The decree sprceleJ from not final. No ~ ar.
gued No. ~, Judgment affirmed By default Nos "a
"a ~, % and ~ called and passed No 2s brsu,b}
on 70 argument A question Of jurisdlc<ios IN tbs
isus' sryusS nu'l thc hosr n sAisv<a1Sat.
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Great scarcity exists IA -, District of Oe5.nsrk,
iabi,aats are actually obliged 20 crush the bark Of
t.ee3 and eat Il, mixed With green rye, chopped up
like straw co. horses. A fortnight age, as young
gil, FAMED Hansdolto-, Of Ella, wss returning
iion mill With o sack containing small Juan.
tity OF aour, she was stepped By three young men.
vhs demanded OF her to give Il Up to them. sue
refused vhcr,upon they Feat her 9TH sticks until
she was dead, and thea tevoured the -four. I've
OF III, agassns were shortly after arrested. AL
ID, &c belong 60 -espe.tab,e families
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cIortmenss OF gpisisvs Indi yfdusis.
fsnstor Whiccmh. of Indians vho has D. en- con asi
~ an 10. some 'ise pat "a tsstuy has oeaiiy re-
covered bs hssisb,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09

Approximate heights a5ovs the level Of tie ses,
ei various POINTS ca the wagon road nom Monterey
10 Los A7gslca, Determined by bsromotii,si Oh
s.rvst'eo!, luiy, ISL, BY Profsssor Jas foensy -
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To 1taripers.


We informed tls the ioro~inr ssoy. Inv, -.
nRsirg tor "uf u.tth. ssa 4 /. np,staat tia, ~.
rcpscns' hem should b. lmnee x'ely a,eadsd 70 Pr
X ck. inner buoy. hdcle bfesker. OF Ba.sfp Isl.as
salem, and also tao 'irte others tkaS ha.b,r r.
Beacon Cat lsaEd heck was b!5Na down TIE tst.
The Ledge Light Boa left her station or P,.S.,
Wilmington. Del foT Inspection and repairs prepsrs,e, .
the resumption Of her sia.i1n heIt spnhg
Foreign Ports.
AT Char oi;eo~n, p. = /. Nov 30 brig Lama IA, L.
New Yotk IN d'ys schrs. MA gares Qalhssa ssd cS,
AZ relee Islands july 80 lark Pilot D,., sao .,.,-
beech le mar on boa d. fr Mail al DAYS scAr Thason
bau. Goodrich. from -, wa Cape rosn AID 49,.
AtPenang Oct H. ship Sisu Ring from ao.,.. H., 9,
arr 9Th bSrks BOrneo. Rhodes 'or 60 rar,e R,c,H'
Anderson from do June arr Sept a. fsf GO va Rs,s
Al Pctou 26ih uli, baik Aurora. Anderson Bos,c, ~
Rambler Mcklnnon do schrs Adelsll yistotta rhs.s
oers DO for Mnsmlchl Nalmds, Brnpdase, Bay ysrs.
Boston schrs Collector, Leblanc, do sss Mar Ehgs-
Ar at Halifax. Ms 29h ult.. schr Aar.r. cnx,n
New. York: 2d inst b-iss Acsdan Lockhars, do stA
Manila, Bren, CLarlSiieio~h. Ell days feT RicA
ATT A. Yarmouth. n s. ssth alt schis rnaidA&. c.,,
Salem; 18th, James Harvey LsnceTs Boston 1th Eagle
Arr.stst. John. NIB. s,h inst schr Harriet. w.l,s
Boston; sth bark Amelia. Holder Nsvlork. Beloe u
Partridge Island brig reported tas lola from New Yofs
Arr at Vera Cruz l8gh 1Ssh u bark SarasUssa Ter
A, Tslcahnano Sept ST. ship o,sl Mitchell hortoa ior
SID alb ,ut l5h schr Sacramento. cot NansOcss Clark
A, Martinique re date brig Alpae. Treat, I'm Baseor.
Just SID. bark Brothers, s. Nacent and Bonare. to
Ar sts,duey c r. 18Th nit brig Richard BrOwa, Rud.
defham, Bo tom schrs James Parker, Forest do latter
cid i7ih for do.
10 port about gs,h ut Br brig Elizabeth. Cemsau for
Bosom, about ready.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Richardson. Bros. Il Co.'S Circular.

re- Ntageral LIVERPOOL llth mo-, %, 1851
ESTEEMED FRIENDS WeAaVe TO report brisk demand
lvI NOTION, b was gained last week and since IA.
aI Of The EUROPA with sdvices of steady market. ia
eaied States and small exports further advance Of
~. nas ,akcn ace. splnners free buyers ana
bnsIHess has also done EXPORT ana on
S, We seote Aiddling Uplanis I'd I5isrh, ana
- 50 - 10 sales 20 the trade %. $50 On specussisr
- t aha Tor export 7e59 Total 90 90 IA a. sncs i,n
a. xsPypps., - %, bales Stock. 3s4 $50 bales
Ashks-fots are duh Of sale and declined 10 2is c.
VuERelrRoH BARK-No cAaage "a hh5s ,oi5 AZ - =
cvt, er ship and some Bait at S g. q cwt
Oils-in Palm Oh there no variation in x.l,e sn.r,
fS3 tun whale OIL is little de.r,r s,r.s 90 s
been made AZ $50 los Ttun ~ ' nav
quantltyl owt for Butchers New prs5 -
LARD has again declined 20 As uder he nHss,.. ~
large imports, about 500 tuns and ouan
ty has get 20 Of which aO0u, eco tuns are aa,a
BACON Some fe~ beyes OF arrived per Pac;fe
cut ofeoI don price asaed about 4es cvt New Bacon
10 uch wanted
SHOULDERS godl were sold at 2ts ewt Hams unsafe
able. Stees Of both very heavy
BEEF has seen fair request aY the b spds O! ksa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

observation-disclosures Ludlow, Savannah, s I. Mitch
ell N aFion. Berry. Charleston SpOnrd, rlostoa q D.
Roanoke, Parrish Norfolk Petersburg Sc, Dean Tlorl-
City Of Richmond, Foster Petersbnr1 and Rchm ,nd.
Mailer 4 Lord ; Pen01gcot, Clark. PHILADELPHIA N
Sanford
Ships-Harriet Augusta, rroit London. Victor Duct
WITT: Emma Field Snow, New Orleans ". x j. L. Taps
colt CO.; Irene, Williams, Mobile, sturges, Ceama &
Co.
Barks-Norumbega. BAXTER, Mobile. Lldd 4 Church ;
Amazon Thompson. Kingston ia, ". D 8rookmsn; " n
Henry, Watts, Cardenss, j. " VI well wallace Turner
Boston Funcke Meincke
Brigs-Moses, Wicks Charleston, Goo Buckley; Venus
Campbell, GOnaives j s. Whitney Y Coz ARIEL, OBJ }
Sparks Gibraltar and Malaga. Nj. ". Freeman Co:
AcoLlte, Winchester, Guadalupe, &C NJ VI Freeman
Co. -
Schoortrs-Peru, S NTH Salon, p ". Ropes & Co.;
Gov Anderson, Sawyer, Key West, II Maitland Ann
law Guadalupe X Morris; FaLar Wicks. AsIaadna
and Washington CITY SuTges, Chairman Co Del NJtle,
sumsop Norfolk Sturges CleaTmah Co; Ida Mailer.
Applegats, Baltimore; Van Br9nt Siasht; DIAMOND.
Garter Philsde phia, James Hand Cabot, CrOwe Pna-
delpha, James Hand Elm CITY. Ersose' New Haven,
master: Homer, Harker. Boston, f " He, rck
Sloop-Rhode Island, Appleby Bristol; Ihos Han, Nil
der Providence
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A. N. hIERWM Aactionssr.
RY BANGS, BROTHER a


TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 10. at o'clock, AZ this
Auction h ON, and following Evenings OF the week
NEW FRESH STOCK The catalogue Tor thus sale
ready for delivery, sud embraces large
Of valuable rBglisb and Anne Books udnE many
elegantly emheished works rich and ,sy bindings,
sunsbe Tor the approaching Holiday season Annals Tor
1872, illustrated Juvonde Books and ouonsIye variety
II popular md StsDdad N'sceliane0us Literature &c
Tuesday Evening" Sale VII commence with large and
yaua lie cd ffum Chapman Eall Lon
don emb racing their most popular publ Gallons Including
the DOeiral Album. with NJ enxraynss ttO Bare
nal aps ar Picturesque EdIfcss of England tD Fred
nka Bremers Works. 8yO Cations Sportsman's Maa'
ua with 81 fine limitations CIaIks Roman Of Pserage,
with humorous rae postfars. yAs. 8yo Principles of
Mechanical PHILOSOPHY nth q large plates folio Dick
eAss Works elegantly illustrated. vol. 8yo; Fsnholvs
Costume IN England, 800 engrsyIngs FOnd0as ilastra
tiOns Of h0Ore's Melodies, i.o Fosters LELAND evo.,
Hsrdmgs Principles and Practice # Ar illustrated with
numerous engavings, 40 Journal Of Design and Manu-.
ctpre, cobanrg ~ pa.ietps Of actual abnes and eos
wood sHgIaylDgs; hohls Travels vols. $40 Charles
Levers Works illustrated 10 vols, syo Life Of Robes
pierre, by Iewes 8yo hfcreations Shooting with 81 H.
lastatons by Harvey bohossers History Of 18th and 18Th
CeDtures, vols Syo Suarpe's Aas comprising 81 msps
tLp,s'rd on steel IhackoTBy's WORKS. an elegantly IL
lrsiTa,ed ITO vols ST. Johns Egypt and A. aba, with la
fluctuations 8vO, &c.
A'ss variety OF choce publications Of other celebrated
LONDON houses embracing many snpeTby beshsd and
Illust rated work IN 6ue bindlDe. &c DIS
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lFrom our Cnrrasnondnnts.l

PHILADELPHIA Dec li-Arrosd- Packet ship MAJ
Peasants Ocean, Liverpool bark Potomac Fulton, Tim
dad Cuba brig N4Iaguagas, Pickett. Boston schr
Acalls, Or Clements, Bonairc.
Cieared-3 h. steamships WIN Penn. Whelden, Boston ;
Ksnpsbeck Seym0nT NsN-Yofk barks Wilson, CO..
son. Vera Cruz; faihus, Clifford, Boston Delaware,
Lewis do. schrs NJ b Mahony, CprsOn. vii min tOn.
N. { John Stull, Sharp. Richmond Eliza, Frisbee
Charleston Tiger, Faiknsr, Ssco; Marina N ATranis.
New. York Emma, Crowell. Boston A Eldrdge, Low
den, Nsw- Haven.
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by TeleRraph,

PROVIDENCE. Dec. fi-Arr schrs Joseph Turner.
Nbkep, Baltimore; Homlst. Nickerson. Philadelphia ;
Wnett s. Robinson Smith. Philadelphia ClotIlda Glider
sleeve New York: slOop Mary, Brush, New York
sid sehrs Mary Dawson Baltimore; LYDIA Gibbs
Gibbs Baltimore Delaware Harding Philadelphia; Ann
Eliza Coke Rose Philadelphia s0Ops America, Sturges
and Chase, Oakes. New York.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. BAR ship Jessore. York.
BOSTON. Dec. 10 AR ships Marmion. Cadiz Hamp-
ton New Orleans bark Mimosa, New York Dfigs Gre
ole RoIdOut Wahsega, Galveston; 7 W; SOL a, Fred
ericksbnrg; schr Edelma and Jane, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON. Dec Bed. scar Vngaa, New
York Sid snip NJ. r. Wells, do. schr. Samuel Butler.
Baltimore
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DIEE.

Al Hartford. Ct, Dec s. MARY CATdARiyE, wife
of T.. T. Goodrich and daught of john Re ich.
On Friday evening, Dec. u, JAMES CAMERON.
D. native Of KinrossshiIe, Scotland in The c6.n year
OF his sage.
The relatives and friends Of the family the members Of
the NeR-Yofk Academy Of Medicine. and of the New
York Medical Society, are respectfully invited 70 attend
his funeral from his late residence No Is North Mofe
on Tuesday. 10Th inst az O'Clock p NJ. His remains VIII
be taken " Greenwood Cemsery for Inement. dis a.
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,yAERIED

On Thursday. Dec. ~, by Rev. Mr.. Osgool. JOHN
BERRIAN, OF Fcrdhsm, to Miss ANNA l. MILLER.
of this Cry.
At S. Johns Church Georgetown. ID. C.. ruasdly,
Dec ~, by Rev. A. =. Tillinghlst, LEONARD PAULO
ING, L. s N, to HELEN l., daughter Of the la:s j. II
Ofev
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London prsdnce MARKET Nov. :

SUCAR-23O bis Of yellow Havana offered at alc
lion to day, of which 1000 bIs inc. lding 500 dam
aged sold at steady prIces-Oy 70 good m idlag
yellow 32s SIS Cd 5l3 hhds of West inda ave been
sold previous 'ates BY private contract. 200 hEs OF
good and ud yellow Havana have been disposed o. a,
3Bs Sd. To- 4Qs 4 cwt.
CoFFEF-The sales day. comprising l69 casks and loo
bags of plan Ceylon, od WITHOUT much spirit
about former rates
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The roadway and superstructure, with small ex-
ceptOns, in good condition and repair In every
respect, and the bridges, especially the large and
important, structures on the Island OF New York,
in excellent order, and have been pronounced OF
greater strength than when first erected, by the
most judicious engineers OF this City.
The Albany Extension has been advancing most
satisfactorily under the charge Of Mr.. Sargent, az
Chief Engineer, and the contractors have urged for
ward the completion Of the work, with great ener-
gy and good judgment
The Albany Erening Journal publishes
the annexed important Railroad statistics
We have compiled from the Reports made to the
State Engineer and Surveyor statement OF the
operations OF the annexed Roads, for two years end
iIg with the Goth September
SYRACUSE AND UTICA RAILROAD
Total amount of capital stock all paid 0c 90
Funded debt as by last report. 900 90
Total OF funded and floating debt 1000 90
Rate Of interest paid on debt per anDum.7 per cent
1850 1851.
Cost Of road and equipmont- 400 Oa3 30 S2j76g3 II
Length Of road SO miles length
Of double track, inducing slld-
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The advices by The Niagara are not
very important, but generally favorable. Consols
were ssla9si, The French funds were higher
Five " cents, of IS; Three y cents, 56f. so.
There has been no change in the market
for American State Stocks, and Messrs. Bell Sons
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IMMATURE ALMASAC.---Tlus DAY
SUN-Rises- 7 II Sets 4 81 1iooN-Rsees---
HIGH WATER Dec -.
Sandy Hook l2 lSa Gov. Island 69m Hell Gate f)i
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Ii appears that the amount coined at the
Paris Mint from the LIST Of January last to the Goth
uit. has been equal to fl2sooOoo. Of this, rather
acre than fl0,cco, 900 was In gold.
The Receivers of the Hamilton (R. l.)
Daak have given notice that all claims against 1t
must Be hled before the Is, Of June, 1884, or they
win be prscluded from participating in the dividend
OF the assets.
We gave yesterday some of the general
results OF the business of the Harlem Railroad and
now having received copy of the Annual Report,
we sivs further details. The total service per-
termed BY the Company during the year was sls,602
mixes OF which s26,2Ss miles were by steam, and
4e3.s44hy horses
Thus service was interrupted during the months
o. Cceoesr and November last. by the relay
ns Of tne City Track which not only increased the
e1psnse Of operating during those months. but
Seesed 2 large reduction In the receipts OF the City
AAe, while relaymg
follows:
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d. 8 H9C0H, Auctontsr.
WILL sell THIS Monday MORNING,
w al II O'Clock. all the eenteef FURNITURE Of q
amdy gong South At No. lN Greenwich All will b
sold without regard 10 or value embracing large
variety Of Parlor Chamber ard Kitchen Furniture, scf
soa Beds Lounges nchly carved Mahogany and Walnut
Chars Maple do, yanety Marble Top fsraItus god
Csrpe, Oil Cloth fine Pea her Beds B3ls.sr and Pi-
lows Mahogany and Walnut Rockers Bureaus. Be5sesd,s
Mattresses, ArrCrs Dling. Cad Center PEI snd 1hef
Tables Gandoles, Marble Top Wsshstands and Cfocte'
what Hoss. Music Stands. splendid Paintings, Tables.
CrockeY, Glassware, SC eSale positive rain OF shhsj
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r. c, KgMP AuctiOnser
ENURS, SLEIGH ROBES, &c, TO

MORROW Tuesday, a. l0i O'Clock. az o. Nassau 1T,
near Fulton. H. G. KEMP viii sell At auction ABOVE
without reserve lage stock Of valuable Manufactured
furs consisting OF sets Of real stone muenmUis vctO-
lI, ntaIr maren silver badger &C, sets # muas
and ycfornes all lined and trimmed In the most ashiOra
BILE styles for the Broadway retail trade sleigh
robes IN great yarey comprsag poiar boar Isabella bear
panther wolf black bear and buffalo, iasd and trimmed
FOR mDhs, gloves, fancy caps all faly warranted
represented La the Catalogue. Catalogues on mJrnng %
sale dl5 IL
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Leaving a surplus on the 30th Sept,
1851 for future operations, of----S-- -S2S,'29 %
The expenditures Oh capital accounts during the
wear for works under order or contract and for the
purchase OF such additions to the equipment as were
actually necessary TO accommodate the increasing
business, have been Sl06,3l6 Al
To meet these expenditures and the previous
floating debt the Directors, IN January last author
lied The Of $4,000 In bonds OF 600 each, for
10 years, at r. cent.
The following is a condensed statement from cap
ial accounts ledger, as balanced on the 3Oth Sep
TENDER, 1851
Capital Stock Old 2,3SS75000
=" Preferred. ,500, 900 90
- 80 sss, $50 90
Dover Extension y cent
Ronds I4920l As
Do do do-..--.. 100000 90
$500 POI As
Funded Bonds 7 u cent PAYABLE 1861, 100000 90
do do do 1872, $50, 600 90
Floating Debt account 81 572 IS
sis22,52i 46
Railroad and Depots-.-.-- 4, l66,23022
Equipment 300 1900
Real Estate (un-
appropriately "a
Less Mortgages lO6,362 90
96,oS4N
Albany Extension Certs-.- 100000 90
''' oaas AZ
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Cost.

$2 REV REWA RI R Ry lady Ss
Bunhams Hotel OF the BlOOmib gdale road Aesx coat
ing Gold Watch and Cham. Cola Brsceet, Two bIs-d
pms and VARIOUS other irtcss Any person ha.ns
the same shall receive tbs above reward by ieaysss
property with JOHN BELLAMY, No. sPHbTo~. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

Bat few months prior TO the making OF the report in
1850 the and Auburn and the Auburn ani RJca
ester, consolidated and rs gky probable that the
report Of that embraces only the operation Of ono Of
the roads the day vi and the remainder
is taken from the operations after they united.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-15

BUFFALO AND ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
This Road consolidation Of the Attca and Buffalo,
and the Tonswanda Railroads Separate reports were re-
ceivsd last year
Capital stock by charter, and paid 900 90
Total amount now of funded and floating debt 90
Average rate Of interest funded
debt. g per cent.
Cost Of road and equipmsn, ..-.-.---. 222s s'6 50
Length Of road, Is miles length Of double