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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-02
The atrical ana Musical.

BowERv TRrATRE-The new drama OF the " Bell
evening bya crowded .ssembage It announced again
for this evening Mr. Eddy and Mics Heron sustaining
the leading characters The operate spectacle entitled
La Bsyadere,n will also be played.
BnoApwAY THEArRE-Mrs. Mowatt the distinguished
American actress will appear Blanche in her beautiful
this evening supported BY Mr. Conway IS Armand The
laughabe farce Of the Two Bonnycatles is be the
NImo's GAsDrs.-Mms Anna Bishop is to appear to-
night for the last time The entire opera Of Martha"
and the last act Of the q Lucy Of NM
Mr. Guid Mr. Leach and Miss Rosa Jacques will appear
grand advertisement win alec be given.
Burrows THIATRE-This establishment continues to
be crowded to excess nightly to witness the perform
nounced for this evening are Fortunes Frolicn Pat
Wanted
N,r,osA. TnrA ARR popular dramas, entitled
sOursng Outapg'' with Messrs Cony and Taylor ana
Master Cony in the cats, the pieces provided by
Manager Purdy for to- night crowded house may be
WAILAcK's THEArRE.--Mr G. Mason q very prtmi-
nent member Of the talented company at this establish
Hearts,, and the practical Man" are to be played
The casts embrace the Of all the leading comedians
AMERICAN MusEuM-The 4" Last Nail, or a Drunkards
crowded houses II is to be repeated this evening with
the same powerful cast "One Thousand Millipers
wanted,n and the " Old Guard" will be given in the
WHITES THEATRE VARIETIES The sixth annual
ben eat Of Mr. Charles White the manager and proprie
tor Of this establishment takes place to night The at
fractions offered are jack Sheppard Virginia Num-
N.Y. and That Rascal Jackn Mr.. Whites merits,
both as an actor and mansger, entito him to
flowing house.
CIRcus.-The equestrian amuse ments announced for
tonight at the Amphitbeatre exceedingly attractive
Levi North to introduce his celebrated dancing horse
Tammany.
CHnIsrY's OPERA HOUSE -Christy's Mnstrels give
another Of their highly popular Ethiopian
this evening Go early If you want comfortable seats
WOODS MISsTRELs This favorite band Of mirth-pro
vokng darkies announce very attractive selection Of
songs and dances for to night. Horns benefit comes
of on Friday.
The NATIONAL GUARD BAND to give their second
grand concert Saturday evening at Metopotan
Hall The programme comprises many rare musical
gems.
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AN Isrsnrsrrso IrcIDssr The Masonic osIs

AN INTERESTING IHCIDENT The Masonic osls-
braop of the centennial anniversary Of the initiation a
Washington into tho order of Masonry which of
the inst. says the Cincinnati Enquirer, induced -
TO refer to the written life Of that usriou man. whsn
We discovered that Washington, the Attn Of No
yember 1852 not yet twentyone years old and -
person according to tho rules be admitted into
tho order Of Masonry until after he had arrived at that
sse supposed there some historical error in tins
D after Accordingly mentioned our trouble to a.
old Mason OF this city who informed US that an excer
tiop made in Washingtonis on acsount OF hb
proposed 1pedon to the French camp In the west ~
the request and intercsssion Of Govsrnor Dnwiddis
on bad previously expressed to the Governog
hs int ntiou OF becoming Mason whep he should ar
rive at bis msjoiy and his Excellency whs was The
young officers special friend supposed his being Mssoa
might be offervce to him in the expedition In certain
ncs 1t IL Interesting fact we'll bean.
tfu that the Washington who became the grestsst
man that lived and American vitha IL the only
person that has during all time been admitted into The
basopic Order before arriving at the legitimate ago q
manhood
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY-HUsBAsD MuRDnsxD .

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY-HUsBAND MURDHRxD ~
MS WFE.-On Wednesday the 10th inst tho citissns a
Gmsr county Georgia were startled by tho discovery q
crime Of most horrible character Tho particulars q
which related by brother in Law Of the murdsesA
man follows ION tbs morning mentioned o Ne
man. named Presley living within few miles Of Elijah,
informed her neshbor that strange man had stoPpsa
Tuesday night during which he had killed her hus-
band On repairing TO the house. her husband found
in bed insensibls with still sticking In his eisk
skull and his brains oozisg out He brssthed on untH
Wednesday evening when death TO his relief A
daughter Of the victim disabused the public mind By d.
byiIg that any strange bad been the promises
stated BY her mother upon whom Of course suspioo
then fell and she was arrested She thereupon conesssG
having bersef committed the unnatural crime ct the
tine expressing regret that she had not dome u
twenty years ego Happesrs from the nsrratioa us
that sbs did attempt It By tying his his brsse
while In state Of beasty ntoxicatiou sitting asridso
bis person and esayipg to cut his throat with his
shoemaker's knife she was only prevented oonsum-
mating awful deed by negro opportunity dragging
her from the prostrate body Of her husband The d.
ceased had formerly been VIGOROUSLY incorporates but
for time past had led sober life The immediate
occasion Of this horrible murder a copjugd quarrel
Strange to say this she monster released from bee
temporary imprisonment In the jail 1t Elijah, and H.
understand, nor at large-Daifon Times, Nov. IS
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THE VALLEY or CANNON RIvER-This fertile
povion % the territory is but little known and IL rarely
yetcd BY explorers travellers Cannon river empties
into tie mississippi about ak miles above ie head %
Lake Pepiu and short distance abovs Red Wing viz
nge Sioux town. called by the Wrench voyageurs La
Giapae Messrs Potter. Freeborn, and Others have
cuIec this valuable spot and laid out town About
twenty miles up the Cannon Is tributary upon which,
resr the junction there Is valuable water power, -
there Is also In the vicinity the main river.
Abeut teDty five miles further south vest there Is
Their branch of this Cannon coming from the south in
tie fork Of hch Is located ancient village Of Sioux
Indians Of the Warpekose band.-S. Pad Mnnsssts}
Iegp0c, al, h0y 10
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Female TcIegr.phic Operators

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
la your paper of this morning you state that
Miss Sutherland of Newark, Wayne county, is be-
Permit me 70 state that Miss Jane L Chamber i,
Of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is now, and has boon
for The last three years, operator ut that station
spo u consdcrcd o5e Of the most rapid tnlegraphic
Hs-.s.- = ~ .-.,.- -sA.sa Jys-I--
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per Id. New best was in good request and salss
made Of 500 bbls Country prime o. - s7ks -; %.
rspsei.d Chicago DO. 1t sia s. SIS Is 100 bis. BEL
hens were procured ct SIS per 22o lbs Butter ssa
cheese remained a. Last noted
Res ten ed downward rs tisrces ssd to dsy ct
sSs7H 81 81 \ per 100 lbs.
RsaI EsT.rE Sales by auction -Houses and lots lit
aoth st. a5xiao SO 800 lots en- 10Th st near 9th sy
each 2Sxss 50 IT'S each do. roar 2sth st., each
on ss s,:a ass % .SGsns asns
SasEe DO on rear on 18th st 25x9s SO s5s lot %
son q, near 9TH ave- 1910 do adjoining 3sxloe
do on SD st near Lexington ave- 2Sxios $500 do on
Lexington ave near I'D At 251oO 81 25o do on 4th
lot 1888 Bolivar ST. 25Ilie 81 2T5 BY Cole Chiffon
House and lot 552 Broadway $40 500; lot corner s,h
81 OtO; do corner 10th ave ana 6sth a. 1875 sach
do corner SD st. near 18th ave, $3.50 each; do on
llh ave between 6ist and ga Sta ss2s do DO. do.
SUGARS remained in limited demand and dun; 80 hhds.
muscovado taken at $40 and small lots brown He
prfed a25 hbds Cuba / Oo2 Porto Rico 6ss New Or
lesns-together il l25 hhds, 23307 boxes, and 8s23
bags The following Is comparative statement Of shs
entire qusntty in market ON December lst 1851 end
1852 -
Dec. l, 1851. Dec /, 1852 bcrsa~. Dscrssss
Boxes ...... .,,,.. 1901 a55o7 $500 -
Bsgs... ...'.... 70 $50 ss22 1858
srrnr, sales Of $50 bbls. Ohio and prison whisks1
were made At 28Ac 26hc. per gallon, cash
T.As-Thers was good company collected in the
auction room this morning 1t was composed Of
man, Of our leading dealers WAC competed NTH great
spirit for the blacks offered and paid higher rates for
these They partially neglected the green's which ruled
duh and lower The details Of the sale subj Per
ship Darlington, SC. Terms, approved notes at six
months Young hyson- 10 hf chests zoe per ib Is De,
33s; 10 do as; 1os DO s2s 2e6 do 32 l62 do 81 ss8
do, seh; 3ia DO 80, Hyson skinlo hf chests sof 90
DO 49, GuDpo~der bf chests d0 10 cases, each
tsinr caity boxes do 80. TwankAy-4o chests 81 x;
as do al 100 do, 800; 40 do, 80; 100 do 29h Com
81 III ~bo - rba rs do a.
IS do "a; 40 do z31 SO do 20 70 do 20h cheats do
TO- 200 boxes % OooDg2e hf chests. 80; 10 do 9gH;
23h; 30 do II.
ToB.cco A fair inquiry prevailed for oil kinds to day.
aales OF 40 hhds Kentucky at AZ 7Ho.,
ECO bales Iguany terms not mnds public l61 Cuba
ct Ale snd 50 bales at 81 30 per ID The suboned
s statement OF the stock Of foreign In this market on
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ktUCK ON
band in bales. ........ go e2ST
The following tabular statement shows the amount of
domestic In the Inspection Warehouse the LIST alts
the ceipts and deliveries since, and the quantity r.
manning there this morning.
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Ds payable IN cash. Goods stored to Be sod at public
suction end Of year. IAe in all be
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AUSTRALIAN GOLD AT THE MINT A few days
sgo depose made ut the United states Mint, Of
scd from An tralis the first believe THAI mas ossn
received there. The deposor young man OF this
country who had been in California for two years bus
wa uIlucay aud made nothing Temped by the reports
Australia ne sailed for that country and went ~
The dgeipas In two mcrtbs be succeeded oy g,s.ss
GOOD luck 10 setting about tsoussnd dollars worth
the dust WITH this bird In hand he coocladeu 20
come home and deposited portion Of bis earnings
have stated The gold Is superior in ricnness =. .s
fr, N California being worth about two COLLARS nsse
n, ource Philadelphia BtLsfia Nor ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED "WEDNESDAY. DEcEMsss 1, roR the Nsw
YoRK HnRALp.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-06

pisipl-first scraping the table Of every penny.
When the passengers are asleep he ssveys
their luggage, TO see what may be worth steal
ing; he pulls a watch from under the pillow Of
one sleeper. fumbles 10 the pockets Of another,
and gathers booty throughout rhe cabin. Lea
wing the boat before morning. he appears at
some village hotel, magnificent gentleman, a
polished traveller, or even distinguished no
bIemgn.
There is another gambler, cowardly, sleek.
steathy. humble, mousing aud mesn--s sim
pie blood sucker. For money he will be a
tool other gamblers; steal for them, aud from
them; he plays the jacka, and searches victims
for them. humbly satisfied TO pick the bones
afierward. Thus, to employ his own language,
he ropes in the inexperienced young, fatters
them, inhames their passions, purveys TO their
sppeties, cheats them. debauches them. draws
them down To his own level. and then lords il
over them 10 malignant meaupess. Himself
impure he plunees others into righteousness;
and with a train Of reeking satellites, he revolt
wolves a few years in the orbit Of the game, the
broihel. and the doctors shop; then sinks snd
dies; the world purer, and good men thank
God that he has gone.
Besides these, time should fail me TO des-
cribe theiLelfable dignity Of gambling from
sheer avarce; the broken down and casraway
politicians, seeking in The game the needed
excitement. and fair field for all the base
tricks he once played off as patriot; the pert,
sharp keen. jockey gambler; the soaked, obse,
plethoric, wheeling, bachanal; and crowd o
ignoble worthless, wearing all the badges and
titles ofvice, throughout its base peerage.
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: Vol. WI.
sALE-Default having been

!, MHORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
1xl made in the payment Of certain sum of money.
secured TO be paid by certain ndeniure of Mortgage
bearing date the a7h day Of July the year s4s
a icued BY William Weston 10 Alexander oderin Jr..
and recorded in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds Of
ilsdale County on the 22d day of August ls4s. in IL
Der OF Mo gaees, on pages 249. $50 and Pol which
Mortgage was the 18th day OF April 1919 duly as
signed said Alexander Oderin. Jr totra Bonner. Jr
which assignment duly recorded in said Registers
Office the % day of October. e49 page 375; upon
which said Mortgage there is claimed be due the
sum OF one hundred andforty two dollars and eighteen
cents land become due the first day of Janua 2
1883 the further Of hundred dollars and interest
from the date of said Mortgage and proceedngsa at law
or in equity otherwise having been instituted for the
recovery OF any part thereof Now therefore notice is
hereby given that by virtue Of power Of sale in said
Mortgage contained and in pursuance of the statute in
4 such made and provided that the premises de-
scrbed in said Mortgage or so much thereof as may be
necessary satisfy the due thereon. together
with and interest viz All that certain tract or par
eel land described as follows TO wits Fifty on the
north part of the half Of the south quarter Of
section in township eight south of range four
also the south part the fractional half of the north
fractional quarter Of section in township
egh south of range four bounded the south by
the line dividing said section in the middle known
the quarter line and the north by line parallel with
said quarter line and far distant theefrom leave
its beginning its western termination at point in the
west line of said section two rods south OF the centre OF
abe road, which is laid the north line ofland
ed by Ebenezer Adams on section twelve, in township
eight south Of range five the west by the county
line beweenBranch and Hilsdae cornteson the east by
line four rods distant from and parallel to the east half
of said fractional north quarter of section sevencon'
suinng four aud half acres also the north west quar-
ter OF the north quarter fsectoI eighteen IN town.
ship eight south Of range four containing Thirty FIVE
and ninety hundredh Of acre OF and also,
that part Of the lot Of the south West quarter OF
tion seven in the township and range aforesaid,
bounden on the and south by the west and south
lines of said section, the north by line parallel TO
the south line aud twenty eight chains and twenty seven
links distant from line drawn aud through the
of said section the by line parallel
the line Of SAID section and seventeen chains and
sxty nine links thererom containing twenty and
eight huudreh Of land, Friday the 9th day Of
April A D. 1852 o'clock in the afternoon at the
Court House in the Village of Hlsdae in the county
of Hsdale that being the place of holding the Circuit
.t<courrfor said COUNTY Dated, January 6, 1852.
---.. IRA BONNER, Jr., Assignee.
. = for use Of EDWARD NJ. CxRRINGTos.
q Ivsx,xn. Auiv nc77
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II for use Of EDWARD M. CxRRiNGTos.
N. s. JEsSIsGs, Au'y. n277
MORTGAGE sALE--Dofsult having bee

MORTGAGE SALE---Default having been
vi made in the payment off certain sum of money
secured by indenture of Mortgage bearing date the
tenth day of July the year one thousand eight hun
dred and forty nine, executed by William Gilbert and
Hester Ann Gilbert his wife. to Levi H. Eaicead up
''All that certain piece parcel OF land situated
in the township Ransom. in the county OF lllsdale
and State of Michigan, nnd known and described rs
follows viz; the north part of the south west quarter
of section number twenty IN township eight soulh o
range two west containing fifty three acres be the
same more or less" as described in said Mortgage
which laid Mortgage duly recorded IN the Office OF
Register of deeds in said county of illsdae on the
nth day of judy A. ID. I849, in ber of Mortgages
on pages 1875 and 1885, and which was duly assigned by
the said astead to Rufus Beall and John Hall on the
eleventh day OF Nov ember A. d. 1850. by iustrunene
recorded in said Registers Office, the same day In
iiber H. Of Mortgages page 2I8 and the interest OF
the said John Hall assigned by the said Hall to
Rufus Beall, on the eleventh day of August A. ID 1881,
by instrument recorded in said Registers office on the
twelfth day of August A. D. 1851 and in the be /
of Mortgages page 45 aud the power OF sale con-
tanned said Mortgage having become operative by
reason of the Of the monies therein due
and no proceediugsin law equity having been insti
tuted 20 the amount due said Mortgage and
the amount camed to be dae said Mortgage at the
day Of the date hereof for principal interest oeng
the Sum of two hundred and thirty FIVE dollars Notice.
therefore hereby gvep that virtue OF thesad power
eli sae and Of the statute in such case made and pro-
vded there will he sold at public auction to the hgh-
cat bidder ut the Court House in the Village OF Hills
dale in said county of Hillsdale, on the fourteenth
day OF April A. d. 1884, at one O'Clock In the after
noon Of said day. oil and singular said Morgaged pre-
misses or SO much thereof may be necessary to pay
the aniount then due sad Mortgage, together with
the legal costs and expense of sale Dated January
1852 RUFUS BEALL, Assignee
DANIEL L. PRArr, Atty. n277
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
lyl made in the payrnento Of certain Gums Of money
secured by two certain Mortgages one OF which was
dated November sixteenth eighteen hnudred ana hiy
executed by James X. Reed and his wife Jnlia f.
Reed of the County OF Calhoun and State OF hiichi-
gun, to Joseph Sibley OF the same County; and O.
corded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds for the
County of Hsdac in said State of Michigan, on the
18th day of November 1850 in Liber III OF Mortgages
on pages 2s4 and 2s5 aud on which Mortgage there Is
claimed TO be due this date the sum OF ninety one
dollars and ninety cents. And hereafter TO become
due the sum Of four hundred dollars and ten per
from and after the 10th day Of Novem
Der le5l The other Mortgage was dated December
Odd A ID. 1850, and executed by Albrow Trpp and hs
wife Eleanor Trip Of the Couniy Of Hillsdale and
State Of Michigan, TO the said Joseph Sbley Of said
Calhoun CO unity and which said last mentioned Mort
cage recorded in said Registers office Tor said Coun
" Of Hsdae on the 23d OF December 1850, in liber
of on pages 339 and $40 and which there
is claimed be due this date, the fone hundred
and md sixty cents and no pr rceed
ngs eitherin sw or equity having been had TO coiec'
the debt secured in either OF the aforesaid mortgages
Notice is therefore hereby given that by virtue of pow
Of sale contained in each the aforesaid Mortgages
and the statute in such provided the following de-
scrbed premises contained sad Mortgages, to wit:
THE east half fthc south squarter OF section num-
Der ighteen in township number six. south of range
two west, in the State OF Michigan containing eighty
acres more or less described in the first mentioned
Mortgnre And also certain piece OF land situated
in the township of Camden in said county of Hills
dale bounded as follows, commencing eighty rods from
the south west corner of section number four north Of
snd corner thenceeast hundred and thirteen rods
thence north fifty rods thence west one hundred auc
thirteen rods thence south fifty rods to the place of be
ginning excepting half acre from the north wes
corner one half acre from the south west corner anc
also one half acre from the south east Of at
land rs described in the latt Mortgage above named.
will be sold at public auction ut the Court House
the Village Of IIlsdae in said County OF hilsdale o,
Thursday the Goth day Of May A. ID. 1852. at one o.
clock in the afternoon. Dated. February %, 1852,
nosi JOSEPH SIBLEY. Mortgagee.
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CHERIFF SALE-By virtue of an execu-
- ton issued Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Jackson and State Of Michigan and TO me drecte.
and delivered against the goods and chattes lands and
tsnements; Of Smith G. Meiwin, have seized and lev
led uponthe following described piece and Of land
with house thereon situate lying and being nthe coun
~ Of and State Of Michigan, known as lot NUN
Der twenty nine Of the old plat Of the Village OF Mos
cow; all the right title and interest Of the said Smith q
Merwn in and TO the above described premises, shall
expose for sale public vendue at the Court House
In the village Of Hllsdale Thursday the 9th day o
April next two o'clock in the afternoon.
RUFUS BEALL, sheriff
jrlf ByW. o. HoEo, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated. Feb. -. 1852. n2s4
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M ORTGAGE sALE-By virtue Of Mortgage

M ORTGAGE SALE-By virtue Of Mortgage
1N1 executedb by Lewis A. Rounds to Michael Stuck,
the Goth day OF January A. d. 1917 recorded in the
Registers Office FOR the County Of Hillsdale October
2lst 1847 and assigned to me the twelfth day Of
October 1847 by instrument recorded in said Office
which there is clamed TO be due at this day Forty dol
lars and cents there will be sold at public
vendue at the Court House in the Village Of Hlsdale
in the County OF Hllsdale and State Of Michigan on
the seventh day Of April next one o'clock in the
afternoon the premises described in said Mortgage
wit-The north east quarter Of the north east qunr
ter Of section number twenty in township six south Of
range four westin said County and state
DANIEL L. PRATT,
Dated Januarv 8. 1859. Assignee.
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What is q Whig.

A WlIg, says the Wheeling Gazette; is not
apoliticiau. in ;he ordinary acceptation Of the
term, but patriot. one who regards the honor
and prosperity OF his country as paramount 10
all earthly consijera,ions--one who never loos-
es sight of great national principles; who " i'll do
no wrong to accomplish party success; who
never strives to misleal others, or expresses o.
pinions he does not entertain, who. having
formed his opinions Of public measures. per-
miis no circumstances TO change or swefve
him from feeling, speaking. and acting IN be-
half Of those settled principles. aud only chan
ees his opinions Of measures when convinced
that national expediency demands their change.
He regards not the party with which he acts.
or the character Of he meu who may be asso-
ciated with him. They nlay be ungrateiul;
they may be eishones,; they may n,alicionsly
pr osccute him: but he remains still the Thor =
ouch Wing. There may be men in the party,
or protesting the same general principles,
which he would not support; but he relies on
his principles aud stands firm to them, awaiting
the time when an opportunity for supporting
man whom he can approve 10 carry out those
principles shall occur: bat he never will fail to
support a man but from full CONVICTION oi MS
dishonesty or incspacity.
The true Wings look mp to principles as
his Guide and guard. As will he zealous when
alone. He waves not TO the right or LEFT; pros
porous 10 higb places, or PROSTATE in the dust,
he looks onward and upward 10 the stars Of his
genius. recliiudc apd presses on IN The path to
il. He sees the earth rent by the volcano and
earthquake--he sees the tornado sweep over "
and PROSTATE all that grows upon It's bosom.
| bur The earth Is not shaken from its coutse--it
moves 10 its oroit stealhlly and firmly, swcrving
not 10 i,s track, and shall eternal principles In
the sef-poised mind be less firm and steadiast
than this bail Of earth. This Is to be =, Wing.