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SHERIFF'S SALE.

FouETI DIsTnleT couRF NJ ouLlF L, +. GuIrARD. -.
NEwORLEASs. No. 464I.
PY VIRTUE of writ of pluries feri facias
to directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New0rean the above entitled will public
auction, THURSDAY, April 1852 o'clock the
of the City Exchange ST. Louis Chaes and Royal
ts--
The undivided half LOT OF GRouND city,
suburb IRENE designated by the No. ng
thirty feet one inch and two lines front Ceudelet walk hundred
inches depth
street. twenty inches lines
ine thirty Said lot of
walk Ton ST.
Rochebave together with the buildings thereon consisting
Frame House, half burnt and shl in good condition.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the spot JAMES !. FRERET,
mh8 Is 81 APPS Sheriff o' the Parish Of Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
ES '0IauH0Us
by VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
5sis s . By The The Fourth p Court s New
@ in the su Ro Rnas Of the City Louis %
T8 2T SE ,Psssia Bs1ns WITH s THE
a s sn Rip ppa Nc TTs @ asa IL @
eight
S ZIP ssTf = s 5f;s f. ss
each English msasare
RfS aSB BRICK
Seized in the the ae s suit
deanSy bdasS p pV %ai
ss r n ct ss se'Ps ssn
and special mortgage the sold until final
mhls % 81 apps Sheriff fa Il Far SseEeI
sHERIFFs SALE.
rorF HIS CREDITORS
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale aiss rendered on
b 81 do Ms. @ nG d lire y s TIL
e public aasien Eshangs
% Ess II n X
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate street,
Ss r aa ns F9y ss % s ns 'front.' by
Tsrms cash on the spot JAMES P FREREr
mhl0 2o3o aplo Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TnP plsEseT oounr j. HoLrz co TaElR CREDITORS
NY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
, gt, March directed by Honorable The Third
public ancion FRIDAY March 49, 1851 1t hapas 10
TR CONTENTS Of FANCY STORE une on cAartres street
between Gnstonhonse and Benyle Streets containing variety Of
Surrendered by the nsolvens to their creditors.
Terms-Cash the spot. JAMES P, FRERET
nhl5 10 70 &c Sheriff nj 'hr Parrish nj Orleans.
sHERIFF's SALE
SIXTH JUDICIAL psrncr eouEr H RgIIIk REoRD W. NJ
TO PLANT Nos 6loo and sloa
10y VIRTUE of two writs of feri facias to me
Parish Of Rapes, the above entitled will proceed
public suction in the Rotqnaa OF the City Lon
between Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY, April
NEGRO slave named CUFF, aims LEVI.
Seized in the above suits
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
mh7 ~ ap1 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlsans.
sHERIFF's SALE.
FIFTH I pIs5s.e1 counr MICHAEL SHHoN e WIDOW P POS
DY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
Orleans entitled will proceed public auc
the Rounda of the City ST. Louis street.
Charities and Royal Streets on MONDAY April s. 1852 at 10
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND the suburb Annune,atio
measuring forty inches Felicity Road BY
nne.yoe fest inches depth and front street.
Together with all the thereon
without exception; which buildings STORY FRAME
nng same fronting On Constance street ONE STORY FRAME
House AND KITCHEN in the rear, AND OTHER SMALL OUT
Seized in the above suit.
being the second and las, auction the above described
viii & h s aaa
bond with good solvent security bearing per
JAMES p. FRERET,
mhlf 20 ~ APPS SHERIFF. the Parish Of Orleans,
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SHERIFFS SALE
OF NEwORLEANs. No. 1922.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Second District Newr
leans the above entitled will proceed auction
WEDNESDAY March O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
THE CONTENTS OF THE HAT STORE tnaeon Royal aeet be-
Custonhouse ind Canal strees
THE BALANCE OF THE LEASE of SAID PREMISES TO .,
en- the fret Of November next, s52.l
Seized in the above sut.
Terms cash On the JAS. P. FRERET.
nhl2 l6 20 "a Sheriff. at he pstis of Or
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
OF NEwORLEhss. No. 3716.
EPY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of fieri facus,
to me directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
the
auction tile otnda the City Exchange ST. Louis street between
Cartres and Royal streets FRIDAY April 1851 O'Clock
The Slave Woman named CAL 0LINE
Seized in the above
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
mh2 u app Sheriff OF the Par N Of C}rennB
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Fir DisIncr CouErI JOAQUIN vIoscA sR JOSE FU&A.
OF NEwORLgaSs. No, $3.50.
by VIRTUE of o writ of tieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dct Neworaug,
in the above entitled will sell public auction
the premises FRIDAY March 49, 1852, ut hapast o'clock
THE CONTENTS OF THE COFFEE
OF Marais and Orleans streets
Seized in the above suit.
Tarns-Casb on the JAMES p. FRERET,
mills 1885 Sheriff of Inc of Orla
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EH EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
LIVE ClNES, 90 POYDRAS STREET Newtlreans-JOS HUFTY
would most respectfully inform the public generally pur
chsed the entire interest the Southern Branch Empire
leased the ~ POYDRAS STREET. up at
siderable expense for the Patent Medicine business Having unur
pissed facilities supplying Druggists generally
prices.
s Satisfaction will be given all who may him with
patronage
following only comprises part of Lis extensive assortment
which will be n, e.soua erna
II the South
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"A GER
tain. e
'iectunl &
Iprof IN pit
relnedy
for I>iar-
.rnua,l'y-
sen tery
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REUBEN b. SYKES, dix ~
BERNARD MAGLOSE, cnq actions. ..,.,.,...,...., S
iDIiN ARMSTRONG dix actions ....,.,,.,... 10
EDWIN d, JENKINS vtngt acous. ..........:..., 90
ARCHER w. LANG, ving actions ........,...,.., 20
Total dee actions, deux cent vngt.
Comnoantl 10 fonhs capital yn deny mile pia.tre.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

NOW Mr. Voss at the time OF the aforesaid agency aud
o. hc ne oi the Transaction above alluded TO- con-
s,uercu mere partner of that house; and further.
III" mai, IN ucir csin against the United States Tor
ever iniiion whirh Mr. Voss signed prrraer Of L.
= HcTgoHs Co.. there are items embraced bearing
Gi,e ne iar back as February I243 and late My.
tao Therefore the natural inference H. that V1ss
"a rfan'y p rtner Of as wcll rs acting for this firm
wren those ftalrnepfs were pail by Mexico in paper.
rnu ior which be (Mr Voss) gave receipt for CASH
documents CONFRONTING the fact OF Mr. Voss signing
~ n"he a. partner Of this house and containing tae
i.es pealng the above dates 10 be found in the
roreisn department of this Government
Is true thst Mexico has given certificate that no
money was paid to Mr. voss notwth standing he gave
them receipt for such and is therefore st liable for
that dus, recording 10 the ab0venamed conventions.
But would now ask f IL be true that the special agent
mas reported end our Government feel convinced that
voss had nothing 10 do with the house OF Hargols Co
al tne ne OF tits transactonJ whether the L. 5. would
not nave lost the of these nstallment had
they no money belonging TO Mexico in their possession
Also, would they not had Mexico chosen to withhold
thst certlhcafe We must, think decide in the af
hrmative, and conclude thu o. s. have been tred with
and an amount of money due them has been placed in
JEOPARDY by desire to make more than ordinary
percentage As Mexican paper is generally belo par
Is IL not to be supposed larger amount given than
the impost OF the said rstallmentst And who knows
Dut Win the condition that the profit to be divided
among those concerned in the transaction.
. Yours, respectfully, Eo
Mr. Buckingham Smith the late Secretary of the U.
= Legation at this city, viii leave here in day two,
his successor Major Rich, having arrived few days
ago.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Suisse of Bene publishes letter
from the Hing of Prussia written TO NJ de Chsmbrer
OF his few Swiss parsans Immediately before tho
Neuchael elections in which the royast part has Just
been so sgnally defeated NJ de Chambrier had writ
ten 10 the King 10 know whether he desired his friends
TO take active part in the elections to abstain
The Kings letter has only just come TO light Ii Is as
follows:
Of this month with its enclosures and in thanking
this communication hereby make known To YOU my royal
intentions permitting 20 make such OF them
think nj. In the existing STATE OF things desire that
my faithful subjects may before all things direct their
ton and their efforts toward the defense and preservation
the ancient institutions Of the country in order
much depends them all that II Is still possible
Animated with ardent desire tO put end 10 the
fortunate situation OF your country but nos in condition for
the moment yndcsie my nights by without disturb
ing the peace OF Europe, occupied, in CONCERT
with Russia and Austria, IN bringing about pacific
intervention Of the great powers without the particle
patton OF Prussia, with view of restoring author
ity at Neuchael. l have certainly not enounced
the hope of attaining the object that proposed myself
in this and IN this expectation cannot but again
bort faithful subjects To be- patient recommending too
those who doubt and despair further expect with entire
confidence that my faithful Neuchaelois without ever al
lowing questions of secondary Importance TO disturb tho
good harmony that ought reign them, WILL the
contrary, hlmy than to endure the evils
which are common all and 10 insist with all the moro
energy against the fatal and deleterous influence OF the
voution VIII my dear baron, be the OF these
sentiments to my faithful subjects They BE- persuaded
that prince does to watch their interests
and happiness with the deepest socude.
FREDERICK WILLIAM
ChayIottenbrg, March 49, 1895.
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PROM MOyTEVIDE0

rev. WIN. u. ,. Steward, Chaplain OF
the United States ship Congress- writes to The CONNER
cal Advertiser from Montevideo, under date of Feb H.
as follows
"Urquza has accomplished his promised work for
Buenos Ayres, and Rosas Is fugitive, destined to exile
Some days ago. the invading army had approached
within twenty miles of the City of Buenos Ayres and
Rosas took the field in person, at the head oftwenyive
thousand troops-cavelry artillery, and infantry. The
vanguard of the respective forces came fit into
fct the 3st ult The Buenos Ayreans, under Gene
raj Pacheco then routed with considerable saugh
ter Yesterday the Sd inst decisive battle between
some fifty thousand men, took place eight ten miles
from the city, in which the army of Rosas utterly
defcated-he cavalry put to iTetrevable flight the
tiery captured and the infantry The last
reliable intelligence received by the Provisional Govern
ment left by him in the city, with regard to Rosas him
self was that he and some fifteen hundred two thou
sand of his soldiers in desperate conflict with
overwhelming numbers. At O'Clock last evening, that
Government solicited through the Foreign Representa-
lives, terms of capitulaiion from Urquza
"1he officers and crew of the Congress are all well
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ENGLAND.
: The Royal w. /. Mail Packet ORR

Inc hoyai w. i. Maii racket Ofi-
noco had arrived Her voyage occupied litte under
10 days from s. Thomas. She experienced ire
weather with fresh breezes from the eastward This
Issut oy no means what wss expected from the new
snps and In the case Of the Onnoco to srse
from the inability OF the vessel 10 carry q sufficient
quantity OF Goals for consumption during the voyage 50
rs To maintain al all times the average degree Of
speed. Accordingly we hnd thai, both on the outward
ana honeward pass"scs the onoco could not be driv
en- al full speed t,m the fears entertained by the chief
engineers that the fuel would hold out But for this
circumstance the Ornoeo would probably have reached
Southampton three or four days earlier.
The Anglo Brazilian Steam Naviga-
ton Company, have established line Of new steam
ships, TO ply regularly between Liverpool PernAnbuco
Bahia and Rio de Janiero calling Lisbon TO land and
receive passengers The steamers already announced
for the hne the Cleopatra Miranda and Viola each
lO tons burden, with proportionete propeing power.
The Cleopatra the frs; OF the line is nearly ready,
and will be dispatched on the eth Of next month.
Prof. Hind had received letter from
Professor de Gapas of the Royal Observatory at Ma
pies announcing his discovery OF another small planet
on the evening OF March H.
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Slams of the Times.

The mail which left Independence ON the
ls. of December and due Salt Lake City ON me os'
of the same MONTH arrived the 18th OF jan Inc car
rier from Fort Laramie reported be had to wal 81 Lara
ME sixteen days for said mai, which was ninae'e" "
tie Pawpee Indians.
We have had but a few moments to examine the easy
ern papers since the arrival of the mall during WINCH
we h1ve discovered but little OF momenIou1 conse
queuee, tmone the nations. over and ABOVE "ha' "e
have been previously been appr1sed o.
CASE OF THE JUDGES
The most attractive thing we have no.
ce in the States is the arrival of the honorable Judge
secretary, and Indian Subagenf, who desensu .nen
posts Ct an unreasonable hour, and wlfnow
Their arrival IL made manifest (as appears py copy -
TIRE ~ Lonis Times of Nov q from The ~ Josspn oe
.sns, in paper purportng to have been wri'en o''''
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MuTlNY.-We learn

MurlNr.-We learn that a mutiny oc-
In part ofthe crew of the steamship South Car
-, ooend 70 Liverpool now in Rebellion roads On
information OF the fact being Communicated 70 Capt Ru.
OF the U &. Revenue cutter Hamilton, that officer
IN examination plsced twelve of the crew In irons.
osru sne South Carolina lCharieston Eve. News, Is
~ Ross Winans, of Baltimore, has
Sss IN The United States Circuit Court at Phila-
s.5 Damages to the amount Of O. 400 from the York
Ssad Lane Railroad Company. for using bis
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RECEPTION OF Gov. KossurH IN New.

JxSsEy.-The Jersey City Committee of Arrangements
viii NEE, Kossuth in Newark and tender to him the hos
pa,es Of the city, After his arrival at the Jersey City
depot he will be introduced 70 the Mayor and welcomed,
and will then be conducted to large hall in Grand'st,
where he viii probably deliver an address. procession
VIII be formed between the depot and the hail. consist
ing OF the military under Gen. Wright, Kossufh and
suit the city authorities and committees civic societies,
Ere department, and citizens generally Kossuth was
expected at Newark last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

II The people of Worcester, Mass, have
taken in hand the subject Of public reception of Kos
suh in thst city, and are making arrangements furn
sh their quota OF material aid
kF The stables Of Mr.. George Wyeth,
Semerville Macs, burned down on Friday last
Less 81 500 Insurance 5000
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Rum and Storm.

Se<rsspoaarnce q The \, Y. Tueune.
PINK ApELPHiA, Monday, April 10, 1854
Samuel Wilson, an aged man, died sud-
9eny stthe Hospital this morning he was taken TO
me Hospital last night laboring under intoxcaton-
a heavy rain storm has been sojournng with US all
c accompanied by unusually violent wind. Fears
Wtreshe,s are entertained
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
r,,r ppr~TISc pIsISESs AGAIN

Mr.. BAYLY IVA, Loco on Friday moved
70 reconsider the vote by which the House recomted
with Instructions the report of the Committee on Print
ing in relation TO the employment by them OF The Renb
lie and Union presses print for the two Houses This
morning the question taken on the motion OF Mr..
venable IN c. Loco to lay Mr. Bayly's motion on the
table and decided in the negative. Yeas II Nays a.
The House then reconsidered the vote
Yeas u, Nays 72-thus opening the whole subject.
Mr.. GORMAN (Ind., LOcO) then moved
10 lay on the table. Negatved-Yeas "a, Nays 80
The question was taken on the resolution
recoinmiitng the report to tie Committee on Print
Ing with instructions TO report upon the whole subject
and recommended for the adoption OF Congress such
system for the execution OF the public printing as they
may deem most expeden and that they especially take
into consideration plan for the establishment OF
Printing Bureau, under the supervision OF Govern
ment officer.
Mr.. GoRMAN raised point of order, that
the House alone cannot instruct committee acting and
created under law, and appointed jointly by the two
branches This, with several other points, was sus
tanned by tile House. The above resolution was then
nepstived-Yeas IS; Nays, 60 This completely re
.yersed the action OF Friday.
Mr.. VENABLE offered q resolution thse
the Committee on Printing be requested to contrac
with the lowest responsible bidder after ten days notice.
for such work the present contractor has tailed or
may fail to execute, according TO his contract lie de-
Tended himself from the charge of having coaesced with
the Free Soers-spoke OF the corruptions which exist
IN the TWO pafucs, ana warmly Cohtch"c" "s"ihes VIC
fening OF rotten party presses at the expense Of the
people.
Mr.. german moved to amend Mr.. Ven
ahles resolution simply to refer the Report to the Com
mttee on Public Printing, which was agreed to-Yeas
o., Nays 79-and the resolution adopted
Mr.. MARSHALL Ky, Whig) offered a
resolution for the appointment OF Select Committee Of
1--WE to whom shall be referred all existing laws the
subject OF the Public Printing and that they report by
bill otherwise what amendments may be cxpedient,
In order TO the necessary and prompt execution OF the
Public Printing
This being agreed to, under suspension
OF the rules, the House adjourned
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The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Stack.

- 111 '"o"1, '0o1ludy' hEfh Iy, lol2
Proposals for the sale of 3,O4S shares Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dividend Stock were
opened to-day sf tire Mayors Office Messrs Lee Jonh
son bankers, took the whole at $40 o.. These were
ee only bids the ordinance authorizing the sale having
excd the minimum price Of the stock at $70
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Insurance on the Bark Theodore Lincoln
MORN.

BosroN, Monday April l9, 1852.
The bark Theodore Lincoln, lost on her
passage from New York to Dublin insured here for
<O0O0 $4,000 the vessel and $1,000 the freight
equally divided between the New England and Alliance
northeast storm continues to rage with great So
verify. We hear of no marine disasters as yet.
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Marine Disas,crs-The storm in the East.
NEwBURYPoRr, Monday, April 10, 1852.

, NkWBVkfFOkr, MUn1lay, ApflI II, IesI2
The British schooner Active, from West
port n. 5, Tor this place, went ashore on Salisbury
Beach To-day. Crew saved She was loaded with wood
topssl schooner, name unknown, Is at anchor
fan Island, and will probably go ashore If the storm
continues
,,she sehr. Franklin, of auckland, Me-. is ashore at
hampton. Crew saved. 4 violent storm has been
raging here for the past a hours.
BosroN, Monday, April 49, 1852
The storm has continued for SO hours, and Is
more violent this evening
- NORFOLK. Monday. April 10, 1852
The schooner Armada, from Boston, for
Seoreeown, s c. with cargo Of lime, bricks and hay
Pat In here with loss Of foremsst
II lis now blowing gale
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Illness ofTwe Distinguished Philndelphians.

m rHIIApkLfhiA, Monday, April l9, 1852.
Two oil our most distinguished and
@e boah lying dangerously in, and not expected to
recover f W
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for going to California. 1t says:
"Gold il good in its place. 1t Is good TO cover and
sdorn temples make cups and plate 70 pave srcets
and many more like things but it not needed, II IL NOT
,rseI no the SAINT at present like iron. Iron Is the
thing wanted for all kinds OF machinery ana culinary
uurnoses and when gold Is needed the LORD mas more
In store ready for hs people, than they ever dreansa
Of and il will be forthcoming, like the ancient fecofos'
Just rs the inhabitants OF te ea'n orc
~ nure in heart 10 receiveit There ten times more
gold bid up in the earth ready tor the use Of tc s.,,
Than This generation have in USE or VIII get IN se y al
their exerticns in California and Aurtfaha theh way
want to nun away from duty, from doniesuc n'anuac
lures in Deserc get more, when You are not pure
heart enough 10 use what there b on hand"
1t goes in strong for Home Industry: ;,
4, NOT 70 he dispensed with and when you have done Il
Leep ont OF Debt for the future. Row go at WIN all
osr robtf puf in the seed wheat rs much as possible
Tor that Z thing that will always be wanted but there
are dave hours and minutes that you cannot be powns
sowing dragging anything else pertaining TO raising
esfsbles then improve every moment in raising some
thing 10 wear and if you cannot start me hrst i'irY
help your neighbor TO do 1t, TO do something uat
needed to be done. =.
II YOU cannot fox or vol skn snoot or uhP ',o
sx or wolf and come 10 and we viii tell you he ~
tan IN and one or two will make your babe warm
and three or four viii make your wife warm ssore
much better one than you can buy tor gold A IL 10
In Deseret fave all your hides and denver H., owe
your tanner, and q he cannot you nave some bark
70 tan them with and n q few days nc 80 and bark
r. me heather with you for some noe -cvsu,ept of
wtisb win cost YOU nothing but the n shen You win
few leisure moments IN useiu' l,Is,d To run to st.
e IN tew Nv 49, -, nett c6snre Of feet protectors
IoS ~ ~ Scre Of the out settlements nave 700
~ Co1 S..;r.. IN attend to dancing This
a nary " xkh there was more praying aHu News
IN this city.