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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Ecsal Notices.
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of
~ the application Of the Mayor Alderman and Common
atty Of the City q New; York, rsls'sto the OrENiNS
R,sr, IN the Cry Of New. York The subscribers, Com
Of Essmsts and Asss..mss in the aoovs sns!-
give notice pursuant the Tequsments OF an Act Of
the Legislature Of 'bs people Of State N:- YoIt en-
several laws relating particularly 90 the uy ,s,s
9S Gns As ." As. and
Commissioners the above matter. containing the sanes
S. Swns Of the G: the q :'s o
Sether with such maps and the amount Of ssssssmsas
whether for damage o. osesn .ss as s, 80 a. r.:
Conn in making Their report have been
nls street Com mlssiossr. once q ths C ana Cosnv
ce there to remain Tor Al least SIXTY dst before me
Commissioners maIs theiI report g the ,sls supreme
tbs said further gVe noics pursuant 70 ne
requirements Of tho act emitted An Ae 70 sIsnd an Acs
and TsIss in CITY and County ad for o,hsf
ps1po.es psssed Nay Il lsao passed MAY lsaI to tAs
OF IN lands affected thsrsby that they
have completed Their Est mate ssd snd ina. al
persons ahec' % thesoy. and wh nag
:. ;gDs,sa % In % MOSS
snsofs 'h H.s Bosd"s, GU q S:.
York, within hry DAY. fro@ hs date Of .h. nssc: And
IL The limits embraced By ths assesnen. are az
CIV Ne. YorI and sssnisd ioile:. g
ieth-sy; on the vssi. BY the s.ssIIy ,ins Or s,as
Of -av the norm, line vi w cS1,ss
Of tbe 6locE between 5istst and 52d-st aHd On the
auth by the Ee the Of the block between Dist
A. and 10Th And also all the lots, pieces or parcels o!
land situate yns and being N sad CITY deg nosa ana
bounded as follows. wit: On ths east ~ hs westerly
line OF ride OF 18th av on the BY the esztsfy linz
or side 18th sv and b. the line Of high. water marx on
the Hudsor River; 90 the north By me nns OF saS
or the south BY the line Of the center Of the block
between 5lst. st. and 5oth st. Ard the SAD Comms-
sioners farther 1--WE notice that then report iL the
sboys entitled matter Will be made and presented 20 the
supreme Court Of the State OF New YORK, SPECIAL
fam OF the sad Court be held al the City Hall o. ss
CIV Of Nsw-York, Saturday the nth day OF March,
asa al the opening Of the Court that day. or ~ soo.
hereafter as Counsel be heard asd that thsn sne
thsrs viii be made that said Report be con1rnsd'
Dstsd New York, Jan 1850.
MOSES MAYNARD. J.,
JAMES 8 SANFORD, CsmmissisnW.
WILLIAM g. 0RE6ORY.) ,,.,<,
HLERY Il DAWES Attorney. uHsNH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

DtGULAK MAIL LINE, via ia S n1n.
FopD I'D TAUNTON The steansrs % IN ,srrisri,
srd Of nn 9 p,s No /, North River,
siri xhsrf above Battery place I.lI y nov usns,
- ) p 81 The EAs err ..
e0rtd ~ thu iolte a. foImcIy c. IA "A RsttsSy-
ror freight a. a,ssss apply 81 ne '"cs' Nv I'D
place On On bgsla The boan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

With from so dependenta body as the
be might corps. be means to issue decree on
pswLesn.. ssfore the meeting o. the Assembly. NJ
the sublec. -. architect who is BUILDING tho Enpe-
yncqrm - row buslly employed in drawing up
yors somVs a. he completion OF The Louvre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

y A.LhoA5.-WlNIsk ARRANGEMENT, Dee.
lsSl-Trs.a. out Of New York leave asaI csrs,, Of
CanAl-st and Bro.1ysy.
ACcosnopArios TRAINS leave Tor New Haven AZ ana
l. A. tsndt sP The ll.Jo A 81 runs in cor-
eee.ion VITA Tran Nom New Haven to Hartford ssA
spnrg1eld and with Tram the Canal Road
E1PRgss TRAINS for New Haven Rartf ,rd Soon mad
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads. t. Oxdsns
sargn and Montreal Boston and Worcester, at 4 n
(stops Stamford and Bidsspo) and up ~, (s,ops 81
Stamford Norwak and Bridsepo y time aeout % hsau
= Boston. The sA VI CONNECTS VITA the Hossaoa and
Esusatuck Railroads At srdxeport. and Cana Ralpai
81 New-Hsvsn. The O'Clock p. N. vita Ssax,ssck
Railroad ct Bridgeport
SPECIAL TnAINs for Port Chester. ~ ess A NJ And e
?. IL stop at Mount Vernon and Pslhsnvills
TRAINS IN TO NEw -YoRs- Accommodates rsAm Isavs
New Haven al 5se. 7. and IS A. ~, and n.
raeso A. NJ receives passeagsrs fon sprinStsld and
Hartfoe aae Canal Railroad as New Havsn, and troo
Nsussiock Railroad a Bridgeport The <2e ~ re-
coves from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven. ARRIVAL Of Trans
ron Hoson, al LIS and SIS M stopping at Bridgeport,
sPh.
special TRAINS leavs Port Chester at $50 A. n. saA
i3P.M.
See large bill Of advertisement the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. ". WHISTLER, IA,
Suo&Ylpter do0k
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Great Destruction Of Vermont Central Rail-
road Property by Fire.

BosToN, Thursday, Feb. &c, 1854
telegraphic dispatch from Mortified, VT, dated
Feb &c, says that the machine shop, engine house
and seven large freight engines belonging to ths
Vermont Central Railroad were destroyed at that
place this morning by fire. which originated from
the boiler OF the stationary engine.
The loss is estimated at CSC, 900, and the buildings
only were insured
Only one platform was burned and no freight
The Passenger Station and the ne " Engine House
were saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

- ~, ,,nn 81 Johnsbgry Ogden sbursh aud Montreal
ard ali towns on The Rutland and Burlington Passgmpse
y.d1cien prices from lsca rates. Ship BY steam
srs Traveller ard Champion from Peck sp East hvs
ssrest Bsriingt ST. Johnsoury, gdeas
SIga and Mosn.ai Passengers car procure ~ Sew
Nm and Ee~-isv.n Railresd Office, No. IS Cana!n
3 Y Tor forwarding lsrgc'on: apply 70 me ~ tss
ssaasrs en- tn wharf al Peckag, NAL rsa s''o'
NeIohskts DItpa.ct." fnaDn, Y.
fof NO. l21 oonsH s-..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Sudden Death.

BosToN, THURSDAY Feb. 26, 1882.
John Billiard, County Treasurer OF Norfolk. fell
dead from his chair yesterday at his home in Ded-
ham-supposed fiom disease of the heart. He was
highly respected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

Railroads daily Sundays ercepted a. tollows
Leave Monroe and Toledo stsi3 A. NJ arrive az La
pore At 6NP. NJ: thence passeI gers 60 BY stare
Plank Road 10 mi to Michigan City thence BY %
miles 20 Asworth and by stage u miles to Chicago. A.
ter Feb. |, by cars through 10 Chicago.
Returning TO Lapore sans wsy-csrs leave Laperss q
13o A NJ. and arrive at Monroe and Toledo q DP NJ
Daily stxges with Fcr Wayne at Sturgis; with
Logansport aFsyetts and polls. At South Bend
aud at other places the rs with the principal towns
north and south.
Toledo this line connects at 5<5P NJ or H. with
the Lake Erie South Shore route and railroad 10
Cevs and thence by railroad aud Erie thence
By railroad Buntirk to New YORK, OF BY stage non
Dunkirk TO Buffalo. and ny cars after feb. !.
The3 p. M train on the New York and ERE hssd. oon-
meets with tho Lake shore train
Passengers at Cleveland can take cars all the way %
hthence by railroad and rs niles staging 70
Philsdep hia and New York, Bsiaore and Washing
ten. n. r. WILLIAMS, Supsrinenoens.
Adrian Jan. II. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NEw-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW-

l. YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-C MAIL
and EMPRESS LfNES-rhieaxh in 1t hoar-New-Jer-
sey k1iIesd VIA jerssy CITY leaving New rera as =.
Leaves Philadelphia hour from foot Of Walnut 81
Fare reduced 81 for first class and 81 80 or second class
BALTIMORE, WARRINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold in the above Ines and through bag
rage earned In the p. n. line from Nsw-York WITH
tsroueh conductors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

u. s. DISTRICT CoURT--Before Judge
Betts.-Waitsr Willard and VIM. Miiis burners Of
steamboat Splendid agt The scoW Globe, Of Troy and
J A. Craig and Roof Robertson. her owners-ro
recover damages amount laid at $4,000, for injury
to the Splendid by collision about ii O'Clock night
Of 9th Nov. 1850. 1t is said the steamboat was
bound from New York to Cold Spring. on the North
River, having on board large number OF passen-
gers and freight when a ledge Of rocks called
the Twin Brothers, a little below Cold Spring. was
run into by the scOw, and injured so much that she
sunk in three fathoms water.
Ii is said tina. the night was dark and the WIND
blowing fresh directly down the river, that the
Splendid had lights displayed according to law, but
~ at the scOw, which was loaded with lumber, and
coming down before the wind, had no lights up that
tie steamboat as soon as she saw the scow, backed
her engines, and called to the scow to iu but they
cid attend TO that it not possible for the
steamboat to alter her course lest she should run
into soop that was coming before the wind do an
The river that the steamboat backed till she came
LesI running on the ledge OF rocks, when she was
struck by the tcO1 and stove, and Immediately COM
eLced to fill, when she was run toward the snOre,
and sunk in three fathoms &c. The suit is to re-
for raising her, and also for damaget to cargo
&c.
hot that The stesmSO at foul of the scow and In
juied her very maserially-that the scow was CON-
ing IoerS S wes, Pon, on the es,
and Immediately changed her course directly across
the Iiver-that hg3ts were Immediately shown on
board the scow, and everything done TO avoid the
collision, and that the collision was caused by the
fault of the steamer, &c.
MARINE CoURT-Before Judge Lynch
Patrick Coyte against George J. Smith TO recover
ESQ, the amount o. a check drawn on the Bro idway
Bank, the defense ito which was, that the check had
not been presented to the Bank.
The Court hed that where il appeared on the
tIial that where the drawer OF check, at the time
OF the date of a check had no funds in bank, and
that he had not before, or some days after ward.
ade deposit therein, that the necessity OF proof
OF demand by the holder was dispensed with. Inc
decision was based on the case in first Hall 50,
which the Judge did not think was overruled by
subsequent decisions. Judgment for plaintiff in
amount, and costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

SUPREME COURT.-In the mater Of
~ the application Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Con-
monalty OF the City Of New York. relative 10 the gpsss
Of FIFTY First ST. from ieh,ar 20 s sns Csm-
prisoners Of Estnss and Assessment ~ M AZ ths
titled matter hereby notice that nsy ~ "a Cora
mi,sonsys No 70 Broadway, in the Lny ~ Jas, .ss
York, on FRIDAY The I'm Day ,,no.s Of hs.fns il op-
% - he Esm ate and Assessment, n 'de by me sna
Commssi, nsr' The .oeys .nss. sry.,s2
Eg,i Esv-York February, -. Sz
DAe'' MOSES hAYNAhD; Jr .
JAMES, SAHfOED. COMMENSURATE
WILLIAM s. GREGORY .r.,s
uxxxY r DAVIES, Attorney. lUue"es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

Grand Total -tyYU1 eIuU I4,I---- - --VocfIb
. Vote between Cas- and Taylor
Vote between German AID Ia mer, as the majority is
about the same.
Where there was 10 contest for Congress in 1884, the
Presidential vote Ia retained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
RIVER RAILROAD

II FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT December y, 1881
Trslrbt AVID smiesnts gong North and West will BE- TO
csiyed At Csnal-t Freight House Freight arriving nom
the North and West will DO uplOaded and delivered At me
ith a. Station on West and allowance OF 10 cent?
per tun will DO made for carriage Oh property consigned 70
or south Of Canal st. Live stock. Hsy, te, viii b re-
esived and delivered only a. 2,st-st.
eN ROBERT HIGHAM. Supenstendtnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD,

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
" Trains iesvs ~ follows fSsndays sxessssD ksa
ssi foot Of Dusnsa.:
ban Tram tsA NJ rcf Dunkirk aRd ell etatons
NEwsuReH Exraxss TRAIN stP 81.
sar TsArs. Ntp. ~. for safsrps. Oxford asl s<ss-
mediate Ss,lor1
EVENING Exrsvss TRAM ats p N for puas,rk, ssa-
NHr's -sas. RaiircsEs. for Ere, Pa
Ss~-fork. DEC ~ 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
CTpEENE COIRT--WALTER Full

SUPKEME COUh l---N AL En- Ss.'cs
- LER asaiast EFFINGHAM TowNSESp,mm COAT
is he, eby gwen 20 an orcef Hsu ia the
Of the STATE OF Nsv-Yors made 81 .hs enc fhoa-
City OF New-York the ish dag an n he jasaess Of
ssid Court To al peuons who savs ,s sns Of Aisa
paItntrslip btret9i =, ne tbs ssbscneer, hsfsrse AZ
nv = in sia e sssi, ass my
csmalos nnblcs ion Of his notice. or thss thy
cay. from frcm ali csin the ssssnec pr9sr n
% ice aIs, p"s,,1esh,.sc, as, 's'''"' -
York 4. H. BOVINE Esd Pltifs As'ney.
.ot ,.rsvF PHIL0 T. RUG0L1s, Referee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

N ]. RAILROAD.-The Mail Line via
NJ Jersey City. in the afternoon. will Leave hall an
hour later on and after LIST OF March. viz at D M
Anew Passenger Line between Trenton and New YORK
onmepc, also On of March, leaving Trenton at
a N md New York at Al PM 27f st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NEW ROUTE from NETWORK to

NEW ROUTE from NEW Ohh 10
l\NoRwALK and DANsURY.-Ihs new and ,s, :.
sailing steamer PACIFIC (instesd OF me run
eoaaec,on With the Danbuy and Norw,k RsrSad
touching at South Norwalk, On mn0S Npx4fw EnNEs
nay and FRIDAY Al O'Clock An. CHI, Ca. p;xs,
Retursirg Will leave the S:s soe re- YnR,
,,sse III cents Freight taken on ressossols 'srn s
snd promptly attended to by AsenI easa VTnx 'us
f9gsv s ~ sonth. A. or The Captain on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27

FROM GUATEMALA.-The dates from
Guatemala reach to Dec. 81. The Constisuen
Assembly closed its session on the 2Sd. During
the session, which continued four months, various
important acts were passed for completing the or
ganization of the Republic, and increasing the
prosperity OF the county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
HUDSUN RIVE RAlLROAD.--
H EEw-YORX to ALBANY and TROY wia.s

III hkW-fOhK 70 ALhbNE ma M
Arrangement On THURSDAY Jan. l3 tbs Trans VIII
g.til further notice follow:
Leave New-Yorh going North hon Ihs once Lssi
Chambers-st Al 81 AM for through nesnt ony A..Ait
lax from 3lst<t) At A. III. for passenger e 49,
IN ans ali intermediate stations A. "a mnl irat
IN Albany ane Troy, stopping al peekss ana All se-lst
nnrtk OF that place signal Al 81 an of wah A.
taroug "a freight only (sartng from sst-H Az 10 N
Crpress Train foI Albany and Troy, stopping Only a.
Pestssiil Cold Spring Fshkn, Po1ghkeepss hhnspeci
ssd Hudson. AMP NJ passsngeu and hs,snt 70 reen
Eli Only stopping at all way ststons At r "a, pdsmh
9srs 10 PeekskIli only, stopping at way stations AZ
PM NAL Train for Albany and Trey, stopping a. rssAs
KIN Cold Sprins Fishk Ne Hambdrgh and r. AZ spss
and all stations north OF that place Or nsna AZ e.
for Poughkespsie stopping at all way stations "a. %
for Emisrsnis and through freight only iron Us, ,u
Gong souih leave Troy Engine station al ~
A 81 and i0m. PM Leave Albany a. :. p ~
Man Tram Tor New York. stopping a. al way-n4'o.m
ga for way freight Onl'. from East Aoany la
an, Rsnebeck. Poughkeepsis, Fishkin and fsessh ~
81 M, for passengers to New.for 1oppng snn
stations on signals A. ~ P. NJ. from East AiosniJ
Night Mail Tram. Al, M .top-
Leave Peeiskill for Esw-Yerk at 81 An pa:ssssn
foY New York stopping a. vaJ-fatons AZ ~ 100.
,et 70 n and eht to New York soppns a. ~sJ
At5PM,, pssssExers to Nsw-Yerk, Stopping H"V""
tons. ,.<o~. a.. .r,.s thu Can
Nsw-York Jan is. 1852. Ul5] ROBr. hiChAM.oop@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
sr. DOMINGO We have advices from

Dominica to Jan 25. The official paper of the Gov
eminent, the Gaceta, complains OF the allusion in
the message of the President OF the United States to
the settlement Of peace between the Dominican
Republic and the Haytien empire This report was
entirely without foundation, and was made at the
very time when Soulouque was gathering numcr
Gus army at Juana Nendez for the purpose Of in
vading the Dominican territory. Santana had
been received in the capital with great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-27
NOR SHREWsBURY. LONG


Tns stages for Squsm and reehod Will run 10 connse.
ton with boat Stages passengers 10 all paris OF
the country Al forbid trusting the above baat
on the account Of The owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

ends BY rough and-tumble contest under
the old. corrupt shameful system which in
vites and gives inpunity to wholesale fraud
ard profigscy. There was not one Wing
voter at the polls on Thursday for every
three ballots cast or counted as having been
cast: and the whole affair was a transparent
farce-a disgraceful swindle. 1t was ar
ranged on purpose to enable the Custom
house bulles to return such Delegates as
thew were directed to choose and the i'll
success of their efforts argues no want of
ability or unscrupulousness on their part,
but simply The Intervention of disturbing
and counteracting influences, the force of
which they had undervalued. Remember,
Wings of New York! that your General
Committee can secure to you fair and
equal voice in the selection of your candi-
dates, if it has but the Wilt does not,
simply because it prefers Power unjustly
obtained and UNANIMOUSLY used to the plain
requirements of Duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Orr CITY DELEGATES.

The six District Conventions met on
Saturday evening for the choice of Dele
gates to the Wing National Convention;
but only three Delegates in all were chosen,
ard tuo of them from the same District.
The particulars, briefly sketched, will be
found in another column. In the two de-
cidedly anii-Fillmore Districts (lVth and
Vth,) diversiiies of preference as to men
prevented elections-a result which we
trust will not be repeated. We cannot
confidently say what the result will be in
the two remaining Districts, but we know
W hat il must be if the wishes of the Wing
masses are respected by the Delegates.
All the engineering for Fillmore has its seat
in the Custom House; and it is palpable
that he'd there been no such establishment
in this City, not more than one Fillmore
Delegate would have been chosen. As il
5, We cannot say what may be the result;
but we are confident that three votes for
Fillmore in the Convention viii be all that
cen be extracted from our City. The dis
puted seats in each State Delegation will
of course be settled by the Delegation
itself.
Let ell bear in mind that. for what
ever of confusion, trouble and discredit
may attend or grow out of the choice of
M e
raj Committee is mainly responsible. That
Committee might have secured to every
Wing voter his rights, by enabling each to
cast his ballot directly for the man of his
choice for District Delegate to Baltimore,
and shutting out all but Wing legal voters
from access to the Polls. Ii failed to do SO
simply because a majority of its members
were confident of furthering their personal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
~ The 7roy Budget treats its readers

to the following Literary Statistics:
"Ihe publishers OF NewYork appear to be prosper.
Gus. The Hsrpers print hundred thousand monthly
their magazine including the demand for back nu II
ters. The APpleton's have moved into splendid tree
stone store il Broadway, Of which they occupy the
basement and tr-t stoTics They offered IL said
5000 rent for them, and could get 81, O0O Put
bss moved to Psrkpisce and has given up his
tail business to attend publishing Rrdfeld has pub
shed v-ry choice books OF laie which have sol
VIII. Scribner has also made nit wita many Of his
publications.
Very good. Now will The Budget inquire as
to the state and prospects Of our AatlorsP We
haven't heard OF any Of them moving into free
stone edifices very lately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Movements Of kcssuth-liis reception nj Al.
bany, &c.
ALBANY, Saturday, May Is.

ALBANY, SATURDAY, May 10, 1871
The Common Council Committee. and
those from Societies, had meettog thi. morning b,
make arrangements for the reception OF kossu,h Tners
was considerable enthusiasm, and several patsicic
speeches were made.
The probability is now, that his reception snd enter
tsinrsLt will be magnificent sad liberal He viii b.
provided with quarters at c lugress Hall
Kos-uth Will be- met at piitsn"ld. or Springfield On
Tuesday by Col Temple, ara portion II the q lver.
nors Sts the part Of the State, ami by the Resp
ton Con nittee Of the Board OF Aldermen On the ar.
rival OF Kossuth Albany, he will b, received by the
Recorder and under rnilit'ry escort vi pr ceei to
the City Hail. where he will b. introduced to the Mayor
and subsequently, to the Governor, aud then TO his
menis at Congress Ee'' where the most liberal pro
vision has been made tor the comfort of X Dssuh sai
bis suite Adjt Gen. l.. Ward SIN III will act ~ Marshal
Of the day.
On Wednesday, Kossu,h will probably visit the U s
Arsenal at Waterviet sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

y The Grand Rally for Temperance
and the Msne Law in Connecticut, the 18Th, will
take place at Eer Harsa and not at Hartford, as we
stated Inadvertently.
EDrTcs Tribune: rot.ced the other day that you
said there was 10 De great Temperance Meeting 10
Hartford, Ct, "Wednesday the 18Th This is an error
The meeting Is TO be at Ns,cH1vea, on Wednesday,.
18th inst Neal Dow, Rev. L. H. Chaplin, aud other
speakers will be present and Is sey important tast
Temperance men from all over the State should be
presen at that time Won't yoube good as TO corre
the error in Saturday Mondays Tri5sne and oblige
Museum, Friday Evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
Probable Loss Of a California Ciipyer-sAis
near Nnntucket.

boston, Nay IS lsJa
The severe storm of last week cut of all
communication with n, ntuckes Island from Tu-sday IN
Saturday. 7As Nssfseku Mirror st,tes tina, pieces ~
the wreck Of vessel with portions Of her csrgo cana
ashore On the south side of tina, Is.nd Sund y s.t
Among the former q door. with s. Iyie-
painted on n also part az the rails bawarks one az
the bafches md the eide of the cabin gsngwAy-sa
newly painted and apparently belonging % new hin
quantity of sihs several barrsi 81 dried aud sres
sppes with many fragments Of the wreck are s,rewes
along the beach Ii s conjecturei from the apoearDcs
of the pieces OF the wreck and portions OF the caro-
that California bound clipper ship has been io. an
the coast, together with all on hoard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

MTssIssrrPI.-The Wing State conven-
ton met at Jackson the Sd inst. Gen. A B. BRAD
FORD VI Marshall, presided. The Convention decsre3
in favor Of MILLARD FILLMORE for President ard j. J.
CRITTENDEN for vice-Presidert. Resolutions compli-
meriary TO BENEr CLAY and DANIEL WEBSTER were
elso Adopted, IS were others the Compromise the
Union party foreign policy, ard in favor OF moderate
protective tariff and Improvement of rivers and hsrbors
Col. JOSEPH r. CoBs addressed tae Convention at
length Some twenty odd Delegates appointed 20
the National Convention.