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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

The DARUSMONT tASE.-Atter con-
tinuation of six days, Judge Tid0n concluded his
elaborate and ingenious argument IN this interesting
case, on Saturday morning last In the course oil
the argument he stated (and We only give It on the
authority of adverse cOunsel) that the real cause
which led to the separation OF the parties IN this
sr:. was that Mrs D'AruSmont had attempted TO so
educate and mold the character Of the daughter
that she might in her future career carry out the
prospects OF her llluStrlOuS mother This, Il was
stated was repugnant TO the feelings and sentiments
of the daughter and husband and was the prominent
cause OF the difficulties with Mrs D'AruSmont, and
subsequent divorce. which was granted IN Tonnes
see II appeared by the admission of the defense,
that the twenty of land in the vicinity OF TINS
city. and which was reduced to the possession OF
Mr. DAruSmont. Is now valued at fifty or sixty thou
sand dollars. We only refer to these IN passing, as
interesting points, occurring Ia the course oi ms
argument.
YESTERDAY morning. Judge Walker occupied the
attention of the (ourt IN behalf OF the petitioner
lie took the ground that this Sult was not SUIT Tor
alimOny generally. but for allowance pedente lfe
He also replied with great force 10 the charges oil
the opposite counsel, that Mrs DArusmOnt was a
fugitive wife. having fled from the domlcu Oh her
husband lie claimed that this estate now IN con-
test was valued al one hundred ana MY thousand
dollars.
THIS case presents many Interesting features OF
personal interest relating TO one OF the most extra
ordinary women of the age. well As profound leed
questions which have been argued wHh great aDllty
by counsel possessing the first talents al TINS par MI
VIM Y Ghoson opened the case FOR complainant
Judge TIlden repiied-and Judge Walker, on the
palt OF the petitioner, closed che argument All OF
The arguments were alike distinguished for profound
research and legal acumen. The hearing has been
had before Judge Warden, sitting a. chancellor.
The decision Will be gwen on or before Monudy
nex, Cincinnati Gazette, 5h
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The INDIANS. consisting of the united


tribes Of the ChipparGS, OttGrdS and Potfaudfdn'ss
VINO had their home IN Sheboygan and Nanlouwoc
Counties IN this state, have finally consented to re-
move to the West OF the Mississippi. The whole
number. (6i0) including men, women ana cnlluIen,
passed through Beaver Dam on Thursday. We mad
an opportunity 10 see the whole company pass, ana
A more motley-lOoklng crew was never gathered
Falstaf 5 famous regiment was no comparison Dut
occasionally one OF their companies was Orought up
in the rear by one of those strengthening Indians
with a tomahawk IN his belt, rihe IN his hand, ana
with CLEAN OF feroclty from his eye winch would
call to mind the Indian he IN the days oil hlhS
Pbillp We understand That small share OF thelr
neaceable removal l. due TO the good management
and address OF our late townsman, Solomon Juneau,
Who has ACQUIRED no tnflng influence among tnese
tribes They go by the Columbus route 10 the Wis
slsslppl lMi"auAee wisconsin
NAyAL.-The United States frlgate Sus-
ouehannah. Com John II. Aulick, Capt VIM lnInan,
from Norfolk. June :. for Rio de Janelro and Last
Indies arrived at Madeira about the Isl July. She
had met with some damage 10 her machinery WHICH
would cetaln her to the 9th. All well.
/ : steam frigate Mississippi, and ingate lnde-
nendenceI remained at Trieste llih July
II :. fngate Savannah, Capt. Page, arrived al
VALPARAISO May "a, IN l. days from Payi' ana WAS
yendy,ed 10 sail soon for the United states
l. : ship Rantan. Capt. Charles Gaunt arrive"
q, VALPARAISO June 10, IN go days from Payta'
Lieut. Henry H. Bell has been detached rom iuty
a, tho Cospor ward at his own request.
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DANIEL +. TIEMANN. Asst Aid 18th ard
ABRAHAM MOORE, lst
WESLEY SMITH, ilth
ROBERT A. SANDS, lath
THOMAS J. BARR Sh
DUDLEY HALEY, %
The Board then adjourned 20 Monday afternoon
next, al o'clock.
From the riuutes
JOHN II. CHAMBERS Clerk pro tenn.
Abstract of the Sioux Treaty.

The 81. Paul MINI Democrat gives the
following synopsis OF the recently formed Sioux
Treaty
Perpetual peace The cession of all the Sioux
lands east OF Sioux River and Lac Traverse The
line then runs up the heaG-waterS OF 0tterta Lake.
thence down from the head Of Waiab River 70 the
Mississippi. The CesSon embraces the entire Valley
OF the Mime and the eastern tributaries of the
Sioux River. and i estimated 10 contain 81 OcO 900
acres. The Indians reserve for home tract on
The Upper Minnesota. commencing al Lac Traverse,
and running about 100 miles SOUTH down 10 the
mouth OF the elbow Medicine, ana 90 miles wide on
each Slce OF the Tlyer.
The Indians are 10 receive 81 COS coo. a follows
To be paid after their removal to the reservation,
s2s5cO and 10 De expended IN breaking land erect
ing mills. and establishing manual labor schools.
$4,000 amounting 10 S3t5.OO0 The balance OF
1880 Geo 10 be invested al per cent for 50 wears.
which Will give an annual income OF SOS 900. to De
paid as follows
IN cash, annually -SiO,uD'
GoCOS anu provisions lO.OoJ
CIVILIZATION fund 1900
Education - 6.0c0
Alter tity years, all payments 10 cease, ana Ile
principal OF ~ $4,000 70 revert 20 The Government
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

y hereby to the owner oeuer>. seupast
oCuI III al hoases and oi>, improved ar unmpfNei
ards affected thereby that the following assessments
have heen completed b, the AsSeSsS ami are lodged IN
the Office o. the Bureau Of Assessment ior etaEriloa
by all persons interested. For regulating aud grading
SPACE a. feet WIDE through the center 81 Siha IRON 18th
Sith>t The limits embraced b. such assessment IN
cude n, the several horses and lots % ground vacant
lots pieces and sc-s Of land situated both SIDES 81
Sh between Ssh and S5ih SIS on both SIDES OF oSa.
tdh DIST cd 63d oath e1th S6h 9TH 6Sth slh. r#h.
list ri I'D fh 18th. 76th nth sls, SD SD ami Sith-
>s between Sih Nv. and lines running psrae thereto.
and both SIDES ol 18th 10Th and Sdh between
Sh-as and line tO0 feet esSiery thefetVm and Tuanag
parallel thereto All peTSon> whose interests AT
ftcteJ by the above named assessments and ~hS
POSED the either Of them. requested -
sent their objections wung the Undersigned AZ theH
Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
date VI this eOhce. Bureau OF Assessments Ssrees
De patmeut August .. 1851
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Fire-Nau Shot,

Providence, Friday. Aug ;.
Atwo-story house. on Headley-st., was destroyed
by fire yesterday. daughter OF Felix Bourke. one
OF the occupants, died from injuries received at the
FIRE.
Francis Arnold was shot yesterday AZ SmltSdeld,
M Is feared fatally,) by Edward Knight, who per
sisted IN using pathway across some property which
Arnold had determined to close UP.
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Markets CHARLESTON. August g.
~ l., quiet-the sales to-day were only 2si

UiIts. II JtI u
CHARLESTON, August =
The transactions in COrroN to-day were 800
bales The weekly sales have only amounted 10
Loo bales and the receipts OF the same period have
been $50 bales. The stock, exclusive Of that on
shipboard. l. 5000 bales
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CORPORATION NOTlCE-publ;c M

tce - hereby gwen. 10 the owner or on~~ n-r.,s>t
~ occupants Of al Hovses and Lots snprSvee or IN
improved tands Affected thercby, that the following A.
lodged IN the oface Of the Bureau OF As-~snen,s
10, eramIhsuoa' ~ a.. p1rsns .ntsc,essed VIZ rg
Sewer IN BrOad-st 20 point n tAe inter-
sector II CocnieSlp The limits embraced ~ such A
Ground vacan; Lots and parcels Land. situated
IN both ssdes OF Pearl-s between Coeniss 1ley ara
Rrac - All persnus whose interests affected b, the
ahl,e-aamsd Assessments. aud Who opposed - the
same ~ eheT then requested 10 present Their
eti., m writ,ng the undersigned a, their ofce Ma
Hal OF Records within thilty days from the date VI tn
notice Ofce Bureau VI Assessments, STREET Dve<r-
nout. Angus q 1851. .>
SAMUEL H. DE NOrT)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. Ass-s>rss
au9 NJ ISAAC Nm SMITH.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE RECEIVER TAXES, New City Hall, Pars.
TAKES of ls5l.-Rate 81 9S-l00.-
Notice Is hereby gwen that the Tax Books Of the
present wear viii be open for paymen. On TUESDAY the
18th II July, and that VIII then ne prepared 20 re-
cerve the Taxes charged thereon =,
All persons paying their Taxes previous 20 the Isl q
November next VIII etirction u interest AZ
per cent per annum calculated from the time OF payment
- the ist Of December next -.
ON. Ter cent will be added all Taxes unpaid 'n the
., OF December and per cent. on the lth Of Decenr
Der next -. IN AZ
Hours f,r receiving Taxes from A d 10 <r' VI
BAnkahle mcney only receIyei
HARVEY HART. Receiver of Iates-
B-PerSOns sending full descriptions ~ men 49, c,n
% ms once VII nav a ,h mr. So c.a gz3u
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of REPAIRS and

IL SUPPLIES. No. New City Ito Builders
sealed Proposals will BE- received at the Office of
missioner II Repairs snd Supplies. until Monday August
lsth lS5I at u O'Clock. NJ at which time they Will be
publicly Opened For making alterations and additions 10
the House Il Hose Co No g. IN N-st the Bowery
Is inator Will estimate for the Mason and Carpenter
volk separately The pan and specification Of the work
required and information regard thereto be had at
the Office u the Superintendent ofRspair TO Poodle Build
No 10 Ezabeth-s Blank estimates will he furnish
Ell Il either Ofice N B The Commissioner reserves the
pgh Of rejecting all Of the estimates deemed fos
the interest oi the CORPORATION August 7,h. 1851
WN ADAMS, Commissioner VI Repairs aaJ Suppsscs
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SAMUEL DE MOTIF -.
ERASc rs. Hl shITR A"'"''''-
NOTICE-PubIic no.


~ tce Is hereby gwen the o~ners occupant
occupants all houses and lots unirapro,
lands affected thereby that the following
been completed by lodged
the Bureau OF Assessments tS examination by all
sons interested. VIZ For building SEWER IN <sd- ST..
between nth and 18th avs being continuation OF the
Sewer t2dst 9Th ave- and 10Th II and Sth-ave The
hints enlbsced by such include all the several
snd, situated both sdes of saith, Ssh. S6h. nth and
Sthsts between oh AMI 10th both sides OF ssh.
0th and tlssts between Sth and Othss ON both sides
of 42d-St between Sih and 2thays aud the norhery
side between 9Th and SthaNs sboth SIDES Of t5j, h
t3t 10Th 9TH and 18th and southeTy side Oi 18Th ST.
between ;h and CthayS. the noerly SIDE OF i9h-s
both Sdeso SETH 3S sd aud o3i SIS and souherly side
II 5th Il hciv 9Th and ghays on the nHthegly SIDE
5ih between oh ami F-ay> on both sides Of oth
18th 31th and and Sonhery side OF osth 81. be
tween Tth ond oh avs the westerly side OF 5h Nv he
tween Joh and 13ds's both sides OF 9th between
t2 and 1h SITS both SIDES of ih- aV between isd and
jSihs both SIDES Ut Sth-ay between t2t and 3sh
the easterly side OF 9th between Stth saJ
1Sth and the westerly side between sd and orth
>s both sides of 0th-ay between 3)th and tsh -Sts
and on both sides of lhav ud eaSerly SIDE IT l2has
between tlst and iJ-s All persons whose interests
affected by the above Oane assessments and Who op
posed the either II them rogue pro-
their objections writing to the Undersigned at ther
ofce No Hall Of Records. within thirty days from the
date of this notice Office, Bureau Of Assessments.
Street Department August 9. 1881.
SAMUEL N DE MOrrO
FRANCIS NlCHOlSON,f Assessors.
nj MM SMITH
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

IL SUPPLIES No. New CITY Halo p.aas -.
MISSIONER Of Prpans and Supplies antl MOSpAf, Avg.
IAN 1851 at l2 O'Clock. NJ AZ which TINS 'nsI VII ~
M ensd For max NJ alterations and addItlons %
h. nm WARD STATION HOUSE, at zoe eoraeI %
hsyenue and srhst. EsiIna,ors WIZ esrna1s I,' ,hs
-.c,sc,fno u the work required and All iniofnson
regard thereto he had a. the Oncs VI "a, supsren-
-, ~ Iepars 10 Public Buildings No; 10 ElzaDeth-s'.
pI,g inmates Will he furnished AZ either ONCE. r.
The Comsssner the night u rejecting all % any
f'h etTsts II deemed for the interest Of the Corpo-
rafIon AUgust7 1851 WI ADAhS.
80 COnlfnss lener Of Repairs and Supplies
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND

OsUPPLIES-No | New City Hal.-TO BUILD
FRS sealed prop.sas will be received at the once oi
The Repairs and Supplies, until Thurs
DAY August AT IL O'Clock M at which tne they WI "
uubcy opened making alterations and aiItons 70
he MOUSE OF HOSE COMPANY No. -, m Madison
a. near RugeTs-st The plan and specifications OF the
xork required and all information IN regard thereto, can
h. had al the Office OF the Superintendent % ksafs %
Public buildings, No 10 Elizabeth street Estimstors
wi, estimate for the and carpenter WORK sepaIieJ
Blank esma ~ will be- furnished II either once NJ
The Commissioner reserves the night Of rejecting All ess,-
mates # deemed for the interest II the Corporation
WIN ADAMS
U2gl Commissioner OF Repairs md supplies.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Political Intelligenoe-Mas

BOSTON, triOdN, aug. :
The Hon. samuel II. VALLEY declines the Office OF
Mayor of RoxbuTy. He Is pu; forward BY the Web
ster Wings a candidate Tor nomination for Cover
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IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

DEPARTMENT of REPAIRS and
- SUPPLIES, No New Cit Hal.-To Bidders
sealed proposals vii BE- received at the ONCE 81 the Com
my sOner u Repairs ard Supplies until MONDAY, Angus
49, 1851 IL O'Clock NJ al which time they sil be pub
hclg opened for making alterations and additions 70 the
house Of Hose Co Nos. Green-s between Bfoome and
Grand sts EstsiaOrs will estimate separately COR the
Nasa and Carpenter work The plae and SPECIFIC III
the work required and all information IN regard thereto can
be had the Office VI the Superintendent 81 Repairs 70
Public Buildings, No 10 Elizabeth St BLANK estimates
viii he furnished al either Office N b. The COMMISSIONS
reserves the right Of rejecting al any Othe Est
deemed for the interest Ofths CorpOraon Aug t 1871
40 WN ADAMS CommIs sOneT Ol Reps and Supplies
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street. department tutuSt =,
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ana iM ISAAC WM. SMITH,
NOTICE.-Public n

~ tce hereby gwen. To the occupant
"a occupants of AL Houses and Lots. improved unim
proved lands affected thereby that the following
ments have been completed by the Assessors and are
lodged IN the Office of the Bureau of Assessments for
aminatsn by all persons interested. VIZ For building
SEWER IA Prince from the IN Crosby st, % the
eastery side of Maon The limits embraced by such as
scssen include ali the several houses and lots Of ground
vacant lots pieces aud parcels Of land situated both
SIDES ii Prince between CROSBY and Muberryss on
the westerly side of Mulberry between Prince and Jet
sey and on the easterN side Of Mauonst from street
No u To IT, norherly termination All persons whose M
are affected by the above named assessments and
who are opposed the same either Of them re-
gesed 10 present Their objections. writing TO the under
>gned at their Office No Hall OF Records within thirty
DAYS from the date of this notceOice Bureau of Az
sts,mon,s Street Department. August ., 1851
SAMUEL II DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assesso~
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NOTICEto CARTMEN.-The new or

NOTICE to CARTMEN.-Ihe new c Or
~ dnance FOR Licensing ard REGULATING ss aSa -.
men provides that all l.censes 70 paoE snd ma s
reue~sd rs the Mlyor for succeeding ,ssr. n srch
BE- made taereiu- prior {? We X IT,
tim. q, nav be appointed by the ,,-. far re,e,y
no,ice vii be givsn u the diys ss' t ,hs ofIi.
is- sycb l,censlng commencing pfoOaDN h''A ~
Csy.ss WI furnished WIN me hsa nv Ar VI A.
pl,csi.sn a rhisohhee ~ sg IL, ~
b. "1s' ASHER TAYLOR. First MEshAi
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SAMUEL II. DE MOlTD
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no

CORPORATION NOTICE .-Publlc no.
~ j. hereby given 10 the owners, occupant
or occupants Of all Houses aud Lots improved unn-
proved Lands affected thereby. that the following Assess.
completed by the Assessors and lodged
IA OF Assessments for eramustios,
by al persons interested, w For REGULATING ana
SETTING CURB and GUTTER. and FLAGCING
pace four feet de through the sdew AXIS IN Forty fourth
street between Eighth and Ninth The limits en-
braced by such Assessment include all the several HOuses
and Lots II Ground, vacant Lots pieces aud Prces ~
Land situated both SIDES Of Forty fourth street, be-
tween Eighth aud Ninth avenues All persons whose IN
etests are Affected b. the above named Assessments all
who are opposed the same either OF them are re-
ouesed present their objections, NJ Writing, 20 the IN
derslgned at their OF Office. No Hall Of Records, within
hy DAYS from the date of thus notice. Office, Bvretn
Assessments Street Department. July 81 1881.
SAMGFL n De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessrs
ISAAC VIM SMITH.
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AUTHORIZATION NOTICE--PubIls

CORPORATION NOTICE-Publis
~ Notice is hereby gwen 10 the owners
pant or occupants all Houses and Lots, improved
improved Lands, affected thereby that The following As
lodged IN the office Bureau N for cram
nation by all persons interested For building SEW
ER IN FOI RTH STREET from the Sewer IN thai street.
at the Bowery to La Fayette place, The limits en-
braced by such include all the several House,
and Lots uf Grnd vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of
Land situated both sides OF Fourth street between
Ia Fayette-piae and the BOwery. All persons whose
interests are affected hy the above named Assess
ments and who opposed to the or either OF them.
are requested present her objections m writing - the
undersigned Al their Office, No Han q Records within
thirty iys from the date OF notice. Office Bureau
Assessments, Street Department, July 3D. 1851
SAMUEL H. De MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON ASSESSOR
i2i l0t ISAAC VIM SMITH
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Whichwas referred to the Street Commissioner
with power -, -.
On leave Aid Griffin presented the following res
o]ution which was referred TO the Connittee on
Streets VIZ ,.
Rfsolrcd That the Street Commissioner be directed %
cnStrurt culver1 IN WaSt ire southwest corner Oh
Waierst ard also two on the nor-h AID southwest cor
uers a Front and Wall SIS
Reports resunsd.-The Committee on Ere De-
nar.rneut presented report N favor of building
frebel tower or the square a; the junction OF Grove
Christopher and Fourth SIS, with resolution there
for Aid Ball moved to refer the repor; back to the
Committee which was carried.
The Committee on Fire Department presented a
report III favor OF referring the petition OF members
of Engine Co No. 10, for AN increase of men, - ihe
Board OF Engineers and Foremen OF the flre De
n,rtment. with 4 resolution therefor winch was
adopted
AID Miller moved that the Board 30 now adjourn
which was earned
Whereupon. the Chairman announced that the
Board stood adjourned until Monday next llth ms,
a; O'Clock, Pm. J. VI. WILSON, Dep C.erA'
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SAMGEL n. DE MOTIF
E = y { !; NLsCuH,2SLHsoN' A'''''s'
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

q ROT Q \ AQU EDUCT DEPhKI-
~ MENT The Legislature at It's recon, eIis session
passed an Act authOnzAg this department to collect AMI
receive the back Water rates the 1880 ny - the lot
II January 1852 when lis power 10 do ceases aud when
remaIn unuaid Will be- advertised b. the Controller, and
soln under his drectn II earnestly hoped That parties
interested will promptly aya themselves OF TINS p,sese
clear off an ncumbrance upon their property aud prevent
sale of iauJ lml u L nhNtF.s hDst''
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You perceive ,hls table Is somewhat different from
the other vet II Is only fair one. Mr. Robinson has
put down the UnlycrsalIstS at 325OOO commandments.
lie must have meant population. Any one VINO has
ever examined Rev A. h. GrOsil's statistical tables OF
the InlverSallstS. Will see that the number Of com
munlcants m that denomination Is exceedingly
small
For ,he whole of New-York State Mr. GroSh puts
down Socety-members at about 5000 and church
members at 1872 These figures are taken from ne
I'nirersal,H Companion and Almanac for 1915. Yet
New-York has more InverSast Societies than any
other state IN the Union. Of course 1t would be
unfair to compare UnlyersaliStS, Catholics and other
denominations. 10y their respective COMMITMENTS
must take the number that attend upon the uorshp
OF each rs | have done IN the above tables The
disparity between the Roman Catholics and Protest
ant Churches then yanishes, l. reversed III the
latter's favor.
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SAMUEL n DE MOTIF
F = isi NICHOLSON Assessor"
VROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ MENT-ro Contractors Sealed Proposals. en-
dorsed Proposals for building SEWER IN 10Th st :"
Will receive the Office II the CrOton Alueduct De
panent (Rotunda PaTk,) until Monday, the 18Th day OF
August 1851 NJ o'clock, p NJ to build Sewer with the
Necessary Receiving Basins and Cuiyerts m 10Th ST. foa
the Sewer IA 3ay the Sewer west Of I'd Az, being
length about The plan ri the Sewer and specca
tons for building Of the same, and all other information
latr thereto be- obtained application e. the Con
tract Clerk AZ this office New-York, Aug ah. 1851
NICHOLAS DEAN,
,uq presIent If he Grafton ant
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Statistics of the Different Denominations

To TIE EDIroRs OF TIE NV OKh IKIBUNh-
Will YOU give me leave to correct one Of
Nj Roblnson's tables of figures. his address pub
lished last Wednesday refer To his enumeration
of The dlferen, DETERMINATIONS. aS follows
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above table of not allowing for the different manner
IN which the Catholics and other denominations
reckon their communicates. With the Catholics, 1t
Is well known, nearly qte all ,rbo attend upon pub
he trOrsbip are reckoned rs COMMITMENTS. In evan
gehcal Protestant denominations, only those are 50
reckoned who profess 10 hare met ruth change OF
heart To make the comparison a fair one he should
have taken the population belonging TO each Church.
and then on the authority OF DR. Baird the tables
would be as lolloMs-I take MI. RObnsons estimate
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CITY ITEMS.

..russ OF JENNY LIND.-JESSY LIND
ps' yesterday morning in the REINDEER, oap'
leh tbs CIV, y, Albany She has superb day to
Dsss for the frs, time the scenery OF 'ne "oDS'"
,s.tian6s.