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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-19

The Money market shows increasing ease
,rent rnte Of call loans Is back 70 Y cent?
IN .fue loars ct p cent. The supply o. hr''-ca'o
80 4, ,roder,,e ard some Of the Banks have hO'
srfs, ieney oferea TO meet their wants Inc ran" -
RI a, cen, pc,hinr but short dates going a. -i'
side figures. $500; animal
dividend Ct p ecat The American L A''''-7
) I, cent. .oe ,,o "rns.er Nine
80 vc,, Of pure gelena in the bottom the
f.'s '''. Al 70 e inches He will in few days,
ss.' orces commence taking out the recent
'soveyed Corner ore and is the intention OF me
,assrs 70 have Copper and Lead ore to the amount
- $1,000 forwarded 10 market before the clOsing OF
T,r,l NAVIGATION. The advices from the San Angus
tine spek Of the increasDg richness Of the black ore
Poth the "Bueno Esperaza" and the San Augustine
have ore ready fer Shipping The accounts from the
.Warvick" continue to be favorable as before. A
dividend on this stock and the ulster 10 promised
sbou: lst Of December.
CIV. How, ESQ., is said, will be President
Of the rew Shoe end Leather Dealers Bank.
The books Of the Newt Jersey Zinc Company
are now closed for the election Of Directors. 1t is IN
derstOoa there will be some changes in the manage
rDent.
The stock Of the Vermont Central Railroad
which has been the football Of the Boston stock ope
rstors for some time past is about TO be introduced
the Kew.York Beard. This stock has been unsuccesa
fully tried once twice but its present low price VII
operste thiE time in he favor
The Journal publishes statement OF tn
condition Of the City Banks the 4th Sept, prepares
from the statement sent 70 the Controller from which
we take the following aggregates:
RESOURCES.
Sept. f. June % MaicA ~
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IHlIAnEIPHlA.

IHllADElPblA- Oct is-Arfised-R1rk Eaxe Rsker b.,
ten bur Cosus, scrtn, B0rdezHA Ana M b. kay She.
krs NoIkMsn fsusT. Bfton Onzzvs. Ner-e Wsrrrn X 4
Ddo. snail NJ fork \ Aken Ry DER Bo-iaa; .rhr.
Ats prino foFAnS Goee sesr.. nosoa Dr->-a Rrhard
CHA j. ID. Acrrzn, haitn New YOrk Snbc Ireland Prov
dsHe; Costuo, Ro~sGt Ns- fort A Earase Rowland a.
lima Grove Be-toE A X Sh.eT, Pra H1rtrs Aer.sa-r
bsic~fh. sss Haven ,. D. Crunch. can1p. s--
C-sreeh4rk Creole Wen, LB3onjery brs- Un,irr
Dosioni koece hecre s0 Sh1noek, StA. aad, .rh
Ada. ncnny STvh; Thos Fennrr Boston A-r.,
Der IA dvn, New Haven Nal Cobt, Pruvncrtvn hcDoa1H
kihs. IIuIe. ID hoseun ha-on. sigay PoiHti A p G.
ksa;cn Shrofsbs, AhaEy Nobe lr-znd Yort Jrro~
Nisrd Pcr,@nd snaA Is;is Kelly, PbHs,h JoAa crOsch
O. Poi NorLs. -
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Spoken, &c.

July IS lat on % w ship Minstrel Potter from Bo ten
Aur g. a.; g. on A. shp Osborne Novel from Liverpool tor
New Or|eans.
auf - "a Care Tafgar Mmoo rom Boston for smyrna
SEPT g. y, W. hp Souter Johnny, Small from
New York ~. for San Franctsco. -,
ss o. no at Sc ship Tell from Hsvfe Tor New York
dag oct. ,,.,
Orleans
or Eos
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Nhllcrs.

Ar a. 18Th .,hr GhIe Bearse shoa- 10 OIL Ifh
~ ncsre o.. On. ST.
Ar = sss harhor I4th bark Mary Gardiner Barron south
ANTI 4. d7y. cm 81 Heicna srh - ibis VII NO do -p oL
and s.lo0 n b NJ -fS n -
tport IRON Fayll and sd as'in on cruise
SfeLen-sert o. n lon . - W. Lsncef Lennah 81
stelescri T. i Is IS 8 long g. bark su OF Naaposci
with OBJ and % VI. OIL
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TIVE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM.
Il PANY-A meeting Of the Stockholders win be had
az Keyport FRIDAY the I'd October next, when .
statement win be made Of the prospects and condition Of
the Company.
Boat viii be provided for the pupose and laad ct tho
new aocA building on the property.
Pessors desIouso Of sxAainss the place viii be furned
With tickets fsr de excursion By applying q ses, No u
Hsaoyer-Q.
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Receiptsof Producc.O Oct. IL.

BV The North Rirer Bodh-2l ,986 bbls. Flour l3I do
lshs SIS do Whisky 6l boxes Cheese H. IA bus Com,
8 10 DO Barley, and "A, SO do. Wheat.
By the Erie RaiiroGdll2 bXs Cheese, 9l5 pkg. Butter,
ASH bbls. Flour go pkgs. Lard and 60 bbs WHISKY
Bv the Neie Hdten Rarodd-2l pkgs Butter and liz do
CIaaR
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Disasters, &c.

Tss Nee. T.risa Rosrrs, q, hokle ron Eew Yok re
tAaon the ssh at e1p<rs-,ceJ karr,czr-,
i.si az e hesr-. vi.d fon EtoS
las Lssrsssp 81 Ttnp~- fh said 10 BE naeA ajarss De
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by TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, Oct. is-Au b4ks Id AID Zn Bat-ae; Na.hua
m sEd Lsecra Phsd-Th sehr Howard Pyr1oafs 1os
New lerk y mfOd. Atany.
Brhv-Bsfk ". Ind ard hr,s-
Cleared-Schr Cballes Alhtrum. Cape HsyteH
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financial.

I AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
IL upon the avorabls terras and Bounty I.ra 5
Psnson Cl.ins promptly attended, to, BY GEO. WOOD.
MAN, No. ~ Wilham-st.
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOLD
IL On The most favorable tems BY COLEMAN 4
DRAKE. No. g Warst- nesr Hknover-st
leo 90 and 70 Wsnlna EusrHnteed 20 d. s~uu;n.
and reeevshle any LandOce IN the United scasss eo
stsnky hand Warrants forwarded 70 an r.rt. 81 ~
country e The nsfst pesA "a he rsesipt u rsisssaees
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NOTICE to BRIDGE BUILDERs.-Pro-

IN possls will be received the Office OF the President
the Psieron and New-York Plank Roee Company No.
~ Johr-st, n. u, until IL O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY
Octcbtr ~ l2o2 for building two Pile Bridges the Inns
OF the above rosdcne over BAckensack River and one
bIncrec feet long
Alfo FOR two Draw Bridges, forty feet cesr span,
ard one iweniyocr fet clear span. Contractors may
submit their ovn plane for draws The whole work must
b. completes January IS, 1855 Plans anil specifications
b. the above Offices The Company reserve the
ngttto reject any proposals they may deem unsatisfactory
Direct proposals to n. v. BUTLER. President.
L. Gro. FERRIss Engineer
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Gorsss, Carriages, &r.

Tor SALE-A pair of jet black Carnse4
Horses, OF full size, genteness speed aud action;
every respect most desirable for family Also sbv
Horse, suited TO harness saddle. Inquire private ~
bic, No. is5 9thst, M-ay.
GRAY HORSE for SALE-Suitablo lof >
~ cart or grocers wagon Apply to JAMES TEAf
MAN, No. So Broone-st
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Passengers Arrived
srsfiTvrs ,LH.sAc.....

In barb Roa from ST. JaFo De cubacaPt Gcodpsed Daniel
Owen lady and four children
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PnnAprIPnlA MARKEr, Moniag, Oct. e

The Cor1oS market has undergone no change. BARK s
setcy Ct Sz5 = iuu The FLOUR market haa uniersoIe
10 csnee sales 200 bbls tor export - ST. y bb-
which IA the uniform asking rate There tar demand
for CITY use wi han the OF 81 3 - 70 for common
and extra brands RYE FLOUR Is scarce. We quote Of
IS S7i Com MEAL is dull. Sales Of 900 bbis Pennsy
yania al IS & which IL q decline. 49,
There IL good demand for WHEAT and prices are steadily
ma ptaued Sales Of $3.50 bush s6o ? bush for alr and
Trlue southern Red &C. for mixed; 81 tor new White;
and 81 5 for old Pennsylvania White RYE scarce and
vrrt.d AZ sic Com IL lower: $50 bush. OF southern
yellow sold a 74c sfoat; inferior at &c and W hite
AZ nc OATS are IN demsld Looo bush Southern sold al
SIC q lush NHisKY-The demand has been limited SAits
at eflc for both hhds. and bbls.
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I United PARTNERSHIP formed this dg
II A Inv EDWARD STApIETDN and CEpIAS H. NOH
Professional Notices.

ENGLISH PATENTS under the NEW
~ LAW.-The subscriber is now prepared 70 procure
provisional Protection" ard Letters Patent
der the laws of Great Britain The fees having been gs3
reduced protection brought within the u ~
American inventors Parties obtain full information -
10 costs, &C, by addressing
j. p. PRISON, No. s Walla-
~ VAN STEENWYK, STATE COM!
~ missioner Of EMIGRATION for WISCONSIN.
Office, No. 10 Greenwich-st, New.York, open from
o'clock A NJ till O'clock T. NJ. Pamphlets aud verbal in
formation from reliable snd authentic sources VIII be ge
cheeify and free OF expense 70 all persons who incdD
settle in the State OF Wisconsin, OF the finest coanfeg
Of the rich and beautiful Valley OF the Mississippi.
TT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of TIC
~ . world-indspensahle 10 travelers-issned by
j. b. MONIES, Notary, No. 66 Broadway
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ OF THE DAYTON AND CINCINNATI (SHoRr
LIHE) RAILROAD COMMUNICATIONS, september
~, lS52-RAILRoAD LETTING Sealed proposals will be
received At the Otce OF the Company, situated the
south side 6th-et. between Main and Walnut until
Wednesday October % 1882 at O'Clock z. W, for the
preparation AID construction of section No OF the road OF
said Con pany ready tor the superstcture This section
the hesy the line and embraces the excavation of
tunnel measuring thousand feet ia length with
thousand feet Of ached approaches ia addition aud from
two four miles Of the road bed The job OF masonry
this section will be heavy and the whole offers RESPONSE
bic and energetic contractors OF the aud
compact OF work offered in the West The
tunnel passes through stTated blue fossil limestone and in.
durated MAIL and will be- OF width Accommodate double
tracks walled it'll stone and arched with brck The Com
pGny desires that the work shall be commenced
possible after the letting and completed the earliest prac
c6be period Oner portions Ut the work in of
PR psISton for etlg and II adj usted may be offered
The plans and specifications will be ready for
INSPECTION ts office at least prior let
ting BY order vi the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL II. OOCDIN, President
JOHN C. TuoRP. Secretary
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&0SO ono san FRANCISCO Il: Q. WA VA.

ID ~cOsOOO TEX LJAN' =. ~ -
Eouas OF SlCto with coupons payaoe ~, ~
~ 60, 80 Iey,yo-k rpoesinahle on LIST November lsS%
m i5pdersgpeG Presiseit of tine Mountain LAAe 1'
Company of the Ciiy Of san francisco IN ~ 80 -
orus VIII receive sealed proposals. AZ the oncc OF Ss.
MAS THOMAS. No. - " slst. IN tie ~ % &C."
York until Thursday, the 4d day OF NoVeIoJi - -
O'clock p NJ Tor The whole or any part OF tac aoo'e
mentioned Loon witch viii bear al interest az t ts "
10 Ter cent ycr Anuu, payable SEM ailouy "a ~ Sy
of Newl ork and be redee Ablc On he LIST day OF NO'e
Der. 1862 al the same place .. Ct, = 49,.
ne UNDERSIGNED N avail himself OF The uSli p'iN"eo
of riectng conditional bids and OF declining s9eA as nc
may not dee IL advantage ovs =, - r.;..>
bfs sIoud be directed Proposals for san francisco
W atsr Bonds" and sont 20 The subscriber. ~, -
Ivtnly PEI and the premium VIII o. P@yHut' o1
tie day ae opening the BIDS, and the balance VIII &c
cr, inter a. NAV De raid the option VI tie bidder any
time before he Isl Day OF February next thus gving cap
tlsts opportunity 70 secure most rehloc M eslis
n, nj nyestincn- without precipiiatey DISTURBING u-e
ne s created bv the issGe OF these Bonds tor the
pun osS OF paying tor the Necessary ppes ana . o
au sufceE means being already provided ot the purpose
OF ldns the dams RESERVOIRS laying the pipes am CON-
MI, ting the works tie entire capital OF the company
sSNtCG hay NJ been subscribed by the citizens OF san
Ertp,isco the subscribers embracing many OF us most
wealthy and respectable merchants and bankers ANS Is
,b t and only DE- bt of the Company and the repayment
of the same cured by the transfer III trust 10 James D.
Bond and Wilsm NJ Bureoyne OF all me properly 1 ana
franchises OF the Company, valued OF up" o VI Vuo MI
ne Conpany have by law the exclusive right Of laying
pines within the limits and own by purchase he ony
rec from which be introduced into the city
TIE stock OF this Company Will probably be the BEST pay
ing stock IN the Ohon - . ~. n. A..
can he had BY calling At the office OF MessIs DIAs
THOMAS No 80 Wallis, second story.
SAMUEL PORDY, President
New.york Oct 2 1852
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Gopdrinership.

nISSOLUTION.--T firm of BRIGGS &.
~ VALENTINE is tins day dissolved by limitation. All
outstanding debts due the firm will be received and collected
by the subscriber alone, who is solely authorized d myo
the same Oct. |, 1852. A. b. VALENTINE. 4
The undersigned VIII continue the wholesale Provision
Business his account, ut the place, No, N
Fulton-st, n. \. A. Is. VALENTINE. Fl
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lIH.sAc...... rBp blr
d sets.-.-. IS hoos -
W.rEs
Sandy Hool. o % Gov Island. Hell Gate D
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OFFICE THE HoSESpALE AND DELAwARE)
PLANK ROAD Co. ,
Honesdale, Pa, Oct 10, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Company viii be
held az the Hote Of ~ Jackway, in HOnesdale on MON
DAY, Nov. T. al o'clock r NJ when an election viii DO
lad VI ofhces foE the ensuing year.
c. z. WALLER, Secretary.
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OFFICE or THE NEw-YoRE Gas LIGHT Co.
Oct. H. 1872.
T'IlE PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS have
Il THIS DAY declared q Dividend Of Five per Cezt.
the Capita Stock Of this Company for the SIX months
erdirg LET August last payable 20 the Stockholders and
AFTER Moldey Let November next. The Transfer Book viii
be clcsvd from the 2slh mat. until THAT date.
By order, c. L. EVERITT, Secretary.
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OFFICE NEw-JERsEY ZINC CoMPAsY(
NEWARK, ". j., Oct. Is i3JL !
NOTICE.-An election for Directors In this
~ Cooperation Ill be held the Companys Office New.
Al :, on Tuesday, the ID day OF November next.
Ibe Pon VII be opened nom II o'clock until
o'c.oek Z. III.
The Trsnses Books Will be closed after the 10Th inst till
the 81 VI November
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Secretary.
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NeM-York CattIe ,Inrket....O er. 10.


Fer Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard corner Of 4h-
av and Sfth-s and 4; Chanbcrians Hudson River Bulls
Head foot OF Robnfon For Cows and Calves Sheep and
Ian hs and slso for Beevs ~ BrOwn1gs IN 6st near
96-sv and slto al Chauteriains
All WsshtSGIoS E-fARO-Orcred- Zoo Beeves-
Il GO Southern The remainder from TINS state and the
WestD far business has been done in the market since
orr last and generally better feeling has prevailed The
salef were MADE mostly from 70 g cents e b as IN
oralitv. About 10 LEFT over UNFOLD .
ATBRowYISG's.-tLowERB BULLS HEAD l-Oiered 20
sheer and Lambs and all sold et from S2dSi Sass for
Sheer. and 81 3 a 81 tor Lamhs Cows aud Calves-5O
Offered and all but sold al from S2D s. 20 80.
A. Cp1ypyRI1TS's- HrDsoS RIVER BULLS HrADl-
GO Reef Cattle al but sold FROM 70 &c 81 Cows and
Calves all sold from so s9d 80 Sleep and Lambs
800 in alket: all It 100 sod from y % g 5J0
81 20 for sheep AID 81 80 10 - 5gd - for Lambs
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Clothing, ST.

FASHIONABLE HATS.--Elegant French
Il Silk Hats $3-Si less than Broadway prices Neat
Hats al - ST. BROWN
No. la Canalst, one door from Sullivan.
DEMOVAL.-J. &. BOOTH has removed his
III tailoring establishment No. 4s6 Broadway, consrof
BrComest and having opened entire stock OF clot
cassmtree and yesngs all OF this falls Importation would
be pleased receive call from his Old aad
friends trusting by strict attention 10 business 10 nerit
continuation OF them patronage. The best talent employee
in the cutting department. combined with his owa ons
practical experience IN tie business, iii be suicient
for the style OF work. well the prompt exc
cutiou Of orders. j. &. BOOth,
No. 1856 Broadway, corner OF Bgoomest
YNHE EAGLE TRIUMPHANT.-For q
Il celebrated patent porous health and hair.preservh.
Hat, call at DRAKE co.'s No. Bowcry. The porous
Hat combines all the desirable qualities OF the Beaver Hat
pres 1vng the strength and uster of the hair in maks-
Bile manner DRAkE Co, No. Bowery, v. Y.
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IRON The San Frsncisco Daily Pspers
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE

IRON The SAN Frsncisco Daily Pap.rs
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
1.-the Copartnershp heretofore existing under tho
OF CORNELL LILLY is this day dissolved IN con-
sequence OF the ASCENDING Of Mr.. JOHN LILLY viii
large OF funds belonging said hrm Tas mst0d
Is taken OF cauoning all persons the States from
dealing with trusting aid Lilly account ofthe hfn ao
having proven himss II unworthy OF trust.
Sept 2, 1852. JOHN V. CORNELL, San Francisco.
I United PARTNERSHIP formed this day
IL by EDWARD STAPLETON and CEfiiAS H. NOR
TON:
Fst-The finn under which said partneFs.p sto
be conducted Is EDWARD STAPLETON
SecoLdIhe general nature of the business % be snss
acted the manufacturing and dealing IN Hats Cap, Sukw
Goods, &c.
Thrd1he Of the general partner interested tesn
is EDWARD SrAPLETON, who 7, sides Ia the cy Of
New-York and the Of the special partner Ii CEPHAS
H. NORTON whose place OF residence is also the city u
New-York
Fouitl-Tho amount of capital which said special pner
has contributed to the common stock Twenty five housnd
Dollars, IN cash. 80
FfhTbe sad partnership IL TO commence on his twelfth
day of October 1872 aud terminate tue lst day OF jan
uary, 1856. EDWARD STAPLEIOA
New-York, Oct. ~ 1882. CEPfiAS II. NORTON.
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DIED ASH COAL-StOve and egg
~ warranted rure Red Ash, Peach Orchard,
slsfe and shell; f0r ssle ut moderate prices os
CHARLES LOWThn.
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Total liabilities SIS s477Os $40 1880 slo6 2o95's
The principal items in the above table compare as
fcllfwe.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-29

Ex The Woodstock Spirit of the
Age gives fictitious narrative of the
passage of the liquor law, which cannot
even be said to be founded on fact" As
some people may be deceived by its
statements, we will point out--from our
personal acknowledgements Of its more
glaring misstatements.
There was not any indecent haste
in the passage of the law. Never was a
measure more fairly nsidered-having
been before the Legislature from Oct.
9th to Nov. 23d, and repeatedly dis
cussed before the committee and in both
houses.
The House bill was mol rejected 'by
a majority of eleven' 1t was dismissed 81
to sS-a majority of four.
The Senate bill was not taken up ''late
in the afternoon on Monday" but in the
early Part of the afternoon sitting. The
insinuation that the members at this time
were many Of them absent is utterly un.
founded, as the House was more than
usually full.
The statement that Mr.. Hagcr voted
for the bill by mistake, is not believed
by those who were present-more cspe.
cially AS he has stated to the contrary
himself.
That Mr. Harris voted by mistake,
was never before pretended, as we are
aware. We k,Oao, at least, that there
is not the slightest foundation for such a
pretcnce, and do not believe the editor
of the SPIRIT has any authority for this
assertion.
That paper omits altogether the we'll
known and undisputed fact that Mr.
Doane of Searsburgh voted against the
bill, by misunderstanding intended to vote
for (which balances the mistake Of
Mr. Hager, admitting that he was mis-
taken.
The motion requesting the Senate to
return the bill was not carried "by large
majority" but by u rery small one.
The Spirits wholesale charges o
fraud and trickery against the Speaker
of the House and the President of tn,
Senate are without any good foundation
whatever, as every person familiar Will
the facts very well knows. These &C
cusations are too absurd, on the face o
them, to require particular refutation.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-29

THE CALoRIc SHIp.- The New
York Courier and Enquirer states that
the machinery of the Caloric ship
Ericsson was worked on Monday du-
ring 10 consecutive hours, making over
six revolutions in minute. The furna.
ces were Intentionally worked upon a
checked shaft. Only 420 pounds of
coal was put into them during each
hour, and upon this triAing quantity of
fuel the fires continued to augment
constantly during the day. The Cou-
ritr and Enquirer says the machinery
will be worked for several days to
come, and that the trial trip will not
be made until the engines are in COM
plete working order.
- The repeated experiments seem to
indicate the complete success of Mr..
Ericssons invention, and to pave the
way for the speedy Inauguration of a
wonderful Improvement and revolution
in motive power for the propulsion Of
vessels, trains of cars, &C., &c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-29


The Vienna correspondent of the
Londor. Times says although there
is a military force in Hungary suffi-
cient to put down general revolution,
individuals are not wanting who are
mad enough to contemplate political
revolution. So profound is the secrc-
cy observed concerning everything
which could induce the world to be-
leve that the revolutionary spirit is
not laid in Hungary, that the subjoined
account of a conspiracy, which has
been discovered at Pesth, is as little
known to the inhabitants Of this city
as to the antipodcs -
How the Government got wiud Of
what was going on, is unknown to me,
but certain it is that from fifty to sixty
persons, some of whom belong to the
higher classes of society, were not long
ago arrested. These individuals are ac-
cused Of having kept up an artificial
excitement by means of their inferior
agents, who rendered both hi h-wayS
and byways and insecure. 1t is also
said that an attempt was to have been
made on the life of a high parsonage
residing at Pesth, but this is in all
probability base calumny.
Among the persons now in the hands
of the military authorities is Coun-
tess B.. This relation will naturally
appear sin 5ularly meagre and unsats-
factory but neither the British nor
the Austrian public is likely to know
anything more of the matter until the
sentence of the delipnuents appears
some years hence in the Wiener lie
tung. While this government is con-
sidering how foreigners (Germans)
can be induced to come as colonists to
Hungary, the Hungarians, Bohemians.
and upper Austrians are looking to
America.
The desire to breathe frccr air is SC
generally felt, that if it were not uext
TO impossible to get passports fir foreign
countries, the diminution of the popu
alton would soon show people in office
bow hateful the present system is tc
the nation.-Public agencies for the
promotion of emigration have just beer
prohibited by the minister of the home
department, but this is evidently SUI
perhuous il a country where pcrmis
sion to emigratc must be procured from
hall a dozen different authorities.
Government looked on with marvel
GUS Indifference while certain Ehren
berg was enticing emigrants to Hun
gary under false pretenccs, and it wa!
not until seven hundred poor creature!
had been robbed of their little all, tina
it put its heavy hand on the swindler
The fellow who pretended to dispose o
land which he did not possess, was ;
day or two since tried for fraud, con
yictcd, and sentenced to ten years hare
labor"