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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
L.. 4 Z
SALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN
SPER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE MAD

MALE Al AOOlION VT Oit' HAN
OPER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE MAD
RIVER AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
The Directors ofh Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
Compsny will sell at Auction the Merchants Exchange
In the city OF New.York, TUESDAY the tweny-hrst
day of January inst at 70 o'clock, by Messs hagery,
Draper Jones, Aucuoneers Eight Hundred Thousand
Dollars Of Seven Per Gent Mortgage Bonds OF the said
Company.
These Bonds form portion OF series OF 100000 10 be
issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Company,
for the purpose Of reayng their track with heavy ra
and OF paying of the floating debt Of the Company They
viii be secured by mortgage given to Trustees on the en-
tire Road with Its equipments fixtures and appurtenances'
subject to prior lien Of S5c0,ooo
The Bonds viii be IN Of 81 900 each, dated on the
let February 1851 and having heen years to rum with In
terest at seven per per Interest coupons,
payable the Bank Of Commerce, in NewYork, on the
first day OF February and August In each year. will be al
tached TO each bond.
The Road extends from Sandusky City, Ohio, Lake
Erie to Springfield, 3i miles, where II connects with the
Little Mama Railroad, running to Cincinnati FROM
Springfield extends Dayton, "A miles and 1t has
branch road to FindIay. Is miles forming total OF III
miles Of Railroad.
The Road passes through number OF hounshng towns,
and agricultural country Of great fertility IL is finished
and full operations the net income for the four months
ending seth November last having been $lS5OCo. The
cost ofthe Road up to this time s25667H Is
The Capital Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1s5oo35 90
Bonds already issued $4,000 90
Floating Zj56S6 Is
The terms Of payment viii be ten per cent cash. the BAL
be paid In equal monthly payments OF cent
commencing the lat Of February the purchasers having
the option OF paying the whole amount In cash that day
The Bonds viii be convertible into par al any
before their maturity.
For further information and for printed statements show
ing the condition Of the Road apply TO messrs SAMUEL
HENsHAW SONS, Merchants'l Exchange, Boston, or
to lilo t2lstI WARD co. 81 WalLst
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CaIIfornia Vessels spoken, Nke,

orsans for ssr Frnneisco ~ e. cot
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FINANCIAL.

QUARTERLY REPORT.-Statement
Sshowing the true condition oflhe SEVENTH WARD
BANK, an Incorporated Bank, the morning y, Satur-
day, the 2lsi day Of December l250.
RESOURCES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

49,, Sreenwiehst Gentlemen, With single beds aud,
week Transient BoaTders 50 cents per day dz3 inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

CUTToS IL quiet
AusEtic's advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

,c,.oa is,b M barks Nehemiah Rich. Carlton, from San
Panama repg and expected 70 % reaay o sea
oon Helen Downs i'm san FRANCISCO Tor fSa 40 40 so
Disasters. ,-sr-4tr.f, q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-15

kOARD-With good accommodations.
1esn be had at lie West Tw seventies door,
Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
The Harvest OF Eru,ens,

fFrcm the Icud"n Stasdatd Auxu-t5 4 VI
As the hatVest hes already partially commenced
ia some ~ The more fOIeHrd COUNTIES, the Cue
weather which how prevail tetds to Increase the
coLhoence that the crop viii DC found 90 b. v fuli
a'ciaRe ore, both with fcspect To- quantity aud qIa
hty The d,Frriate struggles thai nave been made
- The litisb SgicuufIsts sincc the passing uf Tue
set Ter The rrCal Uf the duties on tnc atom
81 iotcign corn. have undoubtedly tended 90 iudaee
btttef t3stCn 81 CulsiyaticD aad. consequently on
be average ot seasons, an enlarged prcdustisn of
'trn. Ihis ~ cult. &c muss be borne Ia uind, has
been ATTAINED, hthcfto by the racrfcc 1T an mr.
Dous amount Of capital 10 Ia 10 o. be tested bv
be occurrence Of good sson, such az Is promised
~ present APPEARANCES. whether the English Tar.
mtr, H'o,d by n bOunliful Providence, ani By the
txeioise q al the appliances Of science can CON
etc with the foreign producer IL Ia a., be rene N
aeIed shO that the accounts ft,n sone Of tho
tutogean otin growing countries announce thas
'hth harvest Il more Kelly 10 be bclos thtu above
m average, in consequences Of the unc,vorable
weather which has pre- eailei and the exports
~ gram thence nsy naturally be expected ~
a shoft OF those Of previous years, and therufire
Hbord better chance Of femuncrative prices being
btshtd Tor our own produce IN the English mar.
ktts ne enOi nous yield, however, already Ger
ttintd IN the Uuitsd States aud canada. f0rbiis
be hore that prices viii M sin'ain remuierating
tNel IL has therefore bcctue almost matter of
conference 70 the homo producer, whc her his
ri'ls turn cut well or othcrwise seeing thst if the
Field be abundant, the NIL mite compe 'ition dc
pitttes rricos TO Point below that which can be
made W ~ the i'creasc ofquantty he has for sale
90, ca the other baud ii the crups here Prove a
allure. the iinf Orts from Europe and An sric,
would eGecusiy prevent tie realization ~ pr,ce
ticu.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL TRIP.
~0--y~o)~,l0N0(~<~N0~>N@NNc
-FOUR BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
soo-0NNNNNO~NNNrON|yN0sNN<
a Il r w "A Z
AMERICAN STEAM SHIP BALTIC,
Zine Days, Thirteen Hours and Fifty Minutes.
,>---->~>>y~><O~>.>>>>>-y-.
The Shortest Passage ever made Across
the Atlantic.
Nr-1.0o0yNOO0O1OO0Oy>oJDo->
Improvement in the Cotton Market.
o~0,~~~-N~OoO<-o~>Nco~O0~
THE PARISIA FETES.
,--->c~~o-o<~->-~~~ouo|-~.~~
TuE RELEASE OF KOssUTH.
Improvement in the Cotton Market
THE PARTISAN FETEs.
Observations Of the Total Eclipse Of the Sun
Oil The Coast Of Norway.
&c. &c e..
&c, &c, &c.

The American mail steamship Baltic, Capt Com
stock, arrived at her dock yesterday morning, at
few minutes past six O'clock in doys thirteen
horrS and Gtly minutes from Lirepooi, hing the
shortest passage ere' made across the AHinic.
The u. left Liverpool at twenty minutes past four
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon, the 9th inst f., aod
passed out Of the North Channel saw Caoe Race
Mt midnight on Tuesday, 18th inst. took a pilo.
on board 225 mile, east OF Sandy Hook at II A. W.
on Friday 18th, and arrived of Canal street at ten
minutes past o'clock this morning
Annexodis the speed of the Baltic per day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

The total number who have entered, including
staff and exhibitors attendants, as estimated by
the police, is 3,is2 OIL TIL, largest number of
visitors in any one day was Oh the 18th of July,
when "a, l22 persons entered. The largest number
of vsiteis in any one week was FROM the l4th to
to the 18th ut. wher 305 SJ3 entered the building
1 he largest number present in the palace, at any
one time, was 5S,5il. This was at two o'clock in
the afternoon Of tho 2lst ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17


II believed that the government will aban Ion
ia plan Of embracing ia the 'iermanic COutedcra-
ton the ertte States Of Austria, not sthst ,uuiug
the energetic lFoest IL has addgVsCd t. the cabinets
Of Frsncc and England
A few cay since. when the answer Of the Diet w
The In Rlish aud Fitnvh protest communicated
10 Lord Covlty and TO VI de fslinay, these diplo
mabts said that the matter must not be cons dercd
es settled, AID that in n thort time the Diet would
receive more detailed protest, proving that th'
question is rot an internal one. but one that COZ
ceIfs the whole Of Europe. Lbfd Cowley expect
ally cHpiessed himself very strongly On the subject
The PiussieD government, NJ the desire OF Aust ia
has IcsJ ortd thi execution Of its project Of with
dawn PoSen md her provinces, in order to see
what course England and France will take, 10 con
sequence If the rtply mace 10 their protests
HE Bitfdp t,1-oifs states that it will take two
or three weeks to complete the fuan ,al mtasures
hat the government has IN preparation.
Great pr pnTHtous are being made IN G. ,licia for
TIE rtteptlon of the Emperor. 400 triumphll
srchee have beer already erected
The COSsH 60,spe contains an ordinance sus
Ituding the function Of the permanent co mission
rs Of the Sta,Cs Any oontravention Of IL will be
iunish' under the Laws appIicabls to a state Of
sbgc.
10 cay The Grtt battalion of Austrian Ch,sseu's
tet cut on th,ir retufn 20 Ecfa
IsS Ca'mc q twtr-'hc publishes on ordinance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1851.

Lord Mayor, the two projects, and their party, re-
turned to Paris
On Monday, the distinguished party were to dine
with the President Of the republic, at st. Cloud
Tuesday morning they were to meet Lord and Lady
Normandy that evening to be at tho Hotel de
Vile again and on Wednesday, sham fight aud
review were to take place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

The negotiations with the Forte relative 10 Roc.
suth and the other refugees are bsginni1g to "a
sumo very serious tone, for the Porte cont inues
Persist ia the speedy dismissal Of the Hungarian
Heitstots, and has fixed the frat of SEPTEMBER a.
be tersi for their dismissal which de termination
is guerIlly suppoej to be result of British and
fT,uch interest. The more decided the tcSe adopted
by the Porte, the morn ffn Is the attitude of tne
Wanna cabinet, which has gone fac 70 theatsn
tie Porte with thc call Of Count Hichbcrg who
was on the point Of starting for ConstantiaOplc-
ray, the Vienna cabinet is prepared TO 20 yet fur
tbcr II the Forte should adopt Interior measures.
and viii advance into Bosnia nd the Herzegovina
irt IL the Daulatan and Cfoatan frontier. aud will
aIlear thCru as the p-o;ectOr Ut the Christian 20.
IuiatiOn. The friends Of tho agitators place their
b'pes On the prediction Of che Americas consul
rho has throughout appeared e. stand upon ueu-
ira gIoutd, pid who he's propos, d iltho ma ne Of
The ~ ubhc, that kossuib shall 70 70 America. on
cti dich CT bis promising never again 90 set foo;
the soil OF Ausria--nay. lever again 20 approach
The sh"ies ui Europe Their only apprs henSiou IT,,
hat kosstth bimstlf wil not consent TO this plan,
which has Iocn once repudated BE- him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

pcsth cor, spoudeut Of the iRdrtqn Loyi
makes mention at report that Bouis aud Juzipo-
web are cor demned 10 death. sud thai the remain.
irg members Of The Hungarian convention are to
he imprisoncd for periods varying between two
ard ten yrafs u Is added toat 30 yeral political
auCus bavv taken place in Pcstb; among those
Dtnticncd V Madame ncmbenski, the younger,
ratvC Of T,DCswsr, and a person named Eoscn
ttSl, in whose possession Documents connected with
MaE1in were found. Roseutbal " taid 90 have
haigtd himself In the military prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17

Total number of miles run....................3O 39
This wonderful passage eclipses every other ever
made across tie Atlantic We annex the two
shortest passages made by the steamers of each
line-two BY the Collins steamers, and two by the
CunardeIs
THE SHORTEST PAsSAGEg
Steamsrs. Captains Tine
Pacific (Am) fye.. April. 1851. days 81 hours rs min
AtiG Rr JudkinsJu ISL 10 days Ii hrurs 40 mn.
Africa, do Ryrie,. Aug lsil. 10 days 6 hour'
Baltic. (Am) Comstoek, ISL. daye Ii hours 50 min.
AVERAGE IINE
Average Of Cunard steamers 10 days II hours 20 min.
OF Collins STEAMERS ....... Z -
In favor OF American steamers. Is hsurs Is mia
The Baltic brought IS passengers AID a vaua-
bic cargo. Annexed are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-17


Several persons have been arrested 1T Verona ani
Venice On political grounds. At Milan q student,
aged II, has been condem to years inprisoa-
nent in irons, for having committed violence upon
person for the purpose of preventing him from
smoking.
The weather In Paris, on Tuesday, the 9th inst,
was fine. and the fdcs were going of bri liautly
The only drawback at Versailles on Monday. wa,
the arrival Of the Lord Mayor o. London three
hours behind the time appointed, causing much
discomfort amongs; the English visitors.
Trade was active in Paris. aud there was lecid
al improvement in the manufacturing distrcs
The fears az to tho harvest were dispcIied. TIE
quality Of the new wheat waS excellent The Gaost
Heur was quoted 81 flames the sack in Paris. O,t,
we're ! franC lower in the provinces. Five, closed
On The 9Th met NJ IS 90
The London Globe, government organ. 9th 5th
inst tsys,-
In The assertion contained in late uumhcr OF the
fssat3,s Noticeable respecting INSTRUCTIONS supposed 20
have been addressed ny Count Ncssero-,-. aztec the
meeting the EmpcrOrs at Olruz 60 the Rus ian rp
gee ntatvts OF Maple Rome and Tu.csuy, acqua nng
,6 m that nrisia, Prussia aud Austria had asre,i 70
phd assistance % those states fer the suppre Of
revolutionary movements. No Commercial Of i'm
Tor,anee"
Ia the English House Of Lords, on Friday the lst
inst the royal assent was given by commission TO
tho Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption Eli. This
famous measure IL row the law Of the land; and
tho question. whether IL will be enforced or not has
already given rise TO much speculation. lit should
be enforced in Ireland the general opinion scOms to
he that II will cause great excitement.
The returns Of the Board of Trade for the month
ending on the 9Th Of July show that the declared
value Of our msnufact 1res exported in the sixth
month Of the year was c6,22S l22 against C $50 526
In Tao corresponding month Of last year. being AN
Increase OF Gi77,J0. For the half year tho oxpor
chow an increase over 1850 Of c23l5, 80, aud over
jsi9 Of ',51s III Not only do the artisans appear
60 be we'll employed, brt to be consun ming an in.
creased quantity Of tho principal Articles Of food I'M
ported.
The number Of PERSONS who have paid for cd.
nissien at the doors Of the Crystal Palace, to tn.
7lst ult., has been 2.t7i,00s. aud the entrance
fees have amounted to Ii93, ic0 Is The estimate !
number Of persons entering with tickets has
been s7S,2a5, giving total Of s,i52, 1908 visits.
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Portugal.

of the Grand Duke of Baden. proionging the term
Of the ate OF siege, in terms of the law Of the 2oh
January last.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

which detained me op the height Of Ceuo
Gordo, have often congratulated myself
since upon the information, the experience,
and the retrospect OF sights and feelings
which can only bo secured by sojourn upon
tho field after battle.
Night came, and with il grateful repose.
My baggage, by mistake. had gone on with
the remainder of the regiment, and had 10
enc ounier the chilly air without my blankers.
| lay down, however, under single tree
which grows upon the height, and, with the
exception of . disag'eeable sensation as the
glaring eyes OF dead Mexican met my AVA
kened gaze, or as the dsmpness. III the mid
night air penetrated my clothes, slept like a
soldier
We buried the officers and the Americans,
but owing to our limited time. and the ex.
treme hsrdness.of the sell, we were obliged
to throw the Mexcans ioto deep rsy,ne
hard by. BY degrees the wounded were sent
to Plan del Rio, four miles below, where
large temporary hospital was established, and
the field, now Invested with historical uter
est. was left 10 its solitude and lame
: Who dies in youth and vigor, dies the best
Struck thro with wounds all honest on the breast;
But when the Fates, in fulness of their rage,
Spurn the hoary head of unresistng age,
In dust the reverend lineaments deform,
And pour in dogs the life blood scarcely WARM
This. this is miseryl-the last, the worstl
That man cun feel-man, iated TO be curst!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

present locality in space--wheiher IL Is op
any peculiar plsaer. OF around this earth!
A.-hu,nan spirits love ia hover around
tins eauh, but thes ara not confDed 20 h.
Q,-Do those born on the several planets
usually remain each on thai which was his
bhihplscel
Answer not taken down. bat believed TO
have been affirmsiiyel
Q.-Are the planets visible to Mr.. ca
A Yes.
q Does Mr.. G. see this outer. material
eanhi Does he see rs we do, with our ma
Ieral eyesl aH1 t
Ale perceiyes the eatth as highly
material body. a tHs
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07
Scraps from the Albany Eutchman.

Never nod to an acquaintance at an auc-
ton. We did once, and when the sale clo-
sed, we found broken chairs, 8 cracked
flower pots, and a knock -kneed bedstead
knocked down to us. What we intended as
mods to friend had been taken by the auc-
tioneer as bids for the kitchen furniture
Since then We have made up our mind to
know nobody where there is a. red flag flying
Miss Tucker says it's with old bachelors
as with old wood. II is hard TO get them
started, but when they do take flame, they
burn prodgiously.
A late philosopher says that love is like
the measles-all the worse for coming late in
life. Girls who hesitate will please notice.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07
New York
llFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 6s Wall Street, NY.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, PRIEST.
PlINEY FREEMAN. SECsY,


PLlNEY FREEMAN, sEC'Y.
The subscribers agents for the above Company
areprepared receive applications for insurance up.
onlves upon the most favorable terms.
Persons may be Insured for one year, seven years
for Life, and the may be paid Annually, orin
semi-Annual, or quarterly payments.
When the annual premium exceeds $50, the appli
may give Tor 40 per cent, and pay 60 per
cent ofthe amount in cash. The principal may re.
manfor term ofyears, upon paying the interest, (6
per cent annually.
All persons Insurng for years or for Life be
participants in the profits of the Company which
are declared annually aud for which scripts Annual
ly issued to the holders of Policies
Those who choose to pay the premiums in Cash,
will after Is years probably have more to pay;
the annual profits will by that time be equal Ito the
mount cf premium paid.
assurances may be upon a mans Life, IN the name
of his wife for her benefit payable her, and in
of her death her children for their USE and by Law
the same is ubject claims of creditors.
Ifthe Insured wishes to discontinue his insurencs,
the Company will purchase the policy
Advantages of InSuring in this Company.
Eow Rates Of Premiums Lives.
The security ofa large invested Capital.
The prompt settlement Of Losses.
The division Of profits by which the scripissued an
nuay the insured, can be sold. hypothec ated or
made available in case oH0ecessity.
Forfurthernformation apply to the unde rsgned.
MURPHY x BAXTER, AGENTS.
DIR. JOSEPH SILL NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
Jonesville, August 10. ls40. nc
20 Risks taken on LIVES for CALIFoRSIA, by the
lsTHnUs, or by the OVERLAND ROUTE through
MISSOURI. M. g.. b.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07
Mortgage sale,

nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
LA certain sum Of money secured TO be paid by an
indenture of mortgage dated the fourth day Of Sep
tember ls46, executed by William Bennett to Dan
iel s. Bacon, and by said Bacon duly assigned to
Elhu Clark. which mortgage was recorded in the
Registers Office in and for the county Of Hillsdae
September 5th ls46, in lber L of mortgages, on pa
ges l02 l03 aud to4, and the assignment is also
corded in lber II of mortgages on page 302 upon
which there is now claimed be due md unpaid the
sum of one hundred and ninety-sx dollars and fifty
eight cents to this date Notice is therefore hereby
given by virtue of power of sale in said mortgage
contained and in accordance with the statute. The
premises described in said mortgage to wit:-Beng
in the town of Woodbridge in the County of Hlls.
dale and State of Michigan, known the south half
of the north quarter of section three, township
eight solth of range three west, containing eighty
of land more less will be sold atpublic auc
ton vendue TO the highest bidder at the Court
House in the Village Of Hillsdale on Thursday the
6th day of March 1851 between tho hours Of nine of
he clock in the forenoon and the setting of the of
the afternoon of that day. Dated, Iiilisdale, De-
cember 9TH 1850. +. l.. CLARK. Assignee.
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itu .Agencies.

V.B PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
authorized receive subscriptions and advertise
N en nts for this paper. His Offices are at
BosToN, Congress street.
NEw YoRK. Tribune Buildings.
PHILADELPHIA, w.cor. I'D aud Chestnut al.
BALriMo T., $. W. cor. North and Fayette ST.
p HOMAN is our authorized Agent at Detroit.
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The Two NAPoLEoNs.-Fonblan The
Examiner says:
There is little difference between the un-
Gle and the nephew-one gained the hearts
of the army by his campaigns, and the other
by his champagne; for Napoleons battles,
Louis substitutes bottles
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

Why is vain young lady like confirm
cd drunkardl
Because neither Of them arc satisfied with
a moderate use Of the glass
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

Punch says that furious English PrOtes-
tant discharged his servant because he had a
Roman nose.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

Legal ertisements at legal rates of advertising.
, GT Business men in this place, can receive the
eaper one year with their Gard insented at the
cfs5,O0 year. by the Carrier.
~ All advertise ments must be accompanied with
written directions for the length Of time they TO
Be published or they will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-07

"Well," SAID Mrs. Partington, 81 trcmble
for the longitude Of that noble animal, the
Union, if some of the pollyticians don't get
off his back. They'll ride him to death, |
fear, as IL he was a common hobbyw
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tits astonishing that the people will under
take to kill Time, when tho old fellow is qei-
etly killing them.
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