davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Semi-AnnuaI Meeting OF the New-York State
Temperance Society.

The next semi-annuai meeting OF the
New-York State Temperance Society will be
held at Albany on the afternoon of Tuesday, the
27,h instant, TO continue through that and the
following cay. The afternoon Of the 2Sth (Wed-
day. will he devoted 10 Mass Meeting of the
several Temperance Associations OF the State
and the friends OF Temperance generally, which,
it Is hoped, may be al imposing and effective
demonstration IN favor OF ,he good cause.
The constitutional members of the State So
Getty are solicited 10 attend, and Temperance
organizations of every name throughout the
State are invited to send Delegates
Never has our enterprise worn a more hopeful
aspect than now, and never was there more
unity Of sentiment among It's friends From our
Eastern boundary TO the Lakes 0f the West and
nom Long Island Sound H. The frozen ST. Lawrence,
one voice goes up from the tmbstiled hosts Of Tenn
perance, Protection from tie mschefS OF the
Liquor Traffic through Prohibition Prohibition fox
the sake OF Protection Be TINS our battlecry TIL
the legislation of Common Sea!th in relation to
the traffic shall be brought INTO harmony with fun
camenial morality, aAd iniquiiy no longer be per
united 10 shelter l,sel under she sanctions Of law
Inc temperance, Religious, and Newspaper press
generally throughout the ate, are respectfully re-
eueStea % copy this csA, or o,hsr~iss notice the
tine and place Of the SScieiy's meeting
HERMAN CANT, President
WN Ii. BUsLxiGH, Corresponding Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

EnIroRS IN NE MASSACHUSETTS LEGlS-
tArvRE.-h we count right, says the editor of The
Lo~t@ journal, there fourteen editors and ex-
editors IN the two branches Of the Legislature, viz
heniy Wilson, tSenate) Nauck {. c. Hazewen,
Boston co E. L. AeyeS, do, Dedham Samuel
heue.i Boston Justin } aes Cambridge John
Mien rarie' Worcester Allen Putnam. Rexbury
VIM hsHd'n, Bosten ~ p. Banks. wal,ham
Moses N'meSn, Boston Z. :. Purdy, Somervillo
J. > 4 hno~iion, tSena,e) Worcester ". 5.
ROBIN son. Lowell VIM. Sehouler. Boston. Of,Aese
the sN last have been eci.crs in Lowell. and the
four las, editors OF TIE J9ar1sI and Conrer There
may be others IN the House who are, or have been.
connected with the press, With whom We are ups,.
gnglnf.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Psnnsyiyania LeaIsIaiurc.
HARRISBURG, i-esc a.. Jan. Is, 8
sENAfE

HARRISBURG, -es.a5 : an. To- 1917.
sENAfE.
Mr. Evans offered the iclo7rng resolution
T,,ol,,d Jhattbo Spezkerap 0a' C,nmt,se Of s'V'a
s.,tior ne Sts.e 'nfo & n-I.ssltga! Dls'rcis
The resolution was aco-ic1, ana tne >ent'e -
.srusutly announced the Committee 70 consist o.
Nessrs Evans. 3cNuItfle. hose, Myers facHe''
Trsiley ana hssci..
HoUsE O. GElEs ENrAriFEs. <
The Speaker presented tAe annual report o' '"e
state Treasurer an, a.. .,.,s.,,;,. Enc
Mr.. BoahSm introduced o0n 70 al'lo's17 ne
e., 1S,s+s-,ter 10 nerot.ate q temporary loan OF
$500 COG 70 meet re Sc lrt Al n'esss i-ltinS GU
N February. which Vas taken uD dGd passed IL t"o
readings md ordered 20 b. irt1scADsd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

IRENT0N. IIPtItl jan. 10 I0'I'
The Legislature Of tais state organized to-day
The senate elected John Manners President, Sam-
mel A Allen. Secretary Sir Treifela, EngfossinS
me Assembly elected Jahn Hushos. Speaker
David Nave. Clerf Isaac ~ Mickie. EDgrosshs
Clerk James u Kueusen DoofkeepeE
The Governor delivers rs annual Message w.
The cfFceYs Of the Horsc are al Democrats
General good feeling prevails In both branches
This Is ar entIe change ia the oluiers from tnoSe
Of last yesf exc6p; the Ce'k aad Ensrosslng CLERK
II The Horse who held the .amc Offices III the last
Legislature Silas D. Canfsio. al0 was President
last wear is understood nave oeen rejected by ms
par,y or account Of ms course last winter IN the
election for ~. : Senator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

The Festival "a kosSuth oy the Cay of
Pi'tshrr,h h. Pa, is 70 be held 81 the Masonic Hal
The Pittsburgh Prslitrs have lavl.ed GOV. kossnth
10 Vie celebration Of FRA ahu', Butncay Coy. X.
se,Is,tsd 10 leave Harrisburg for Pittsburgh on
THURSDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
The Weather.
TUESDAY, Jan. 70

TUESDAY, Jan. 1873 i. II.
BurrALo - Barometer $3.50 Thermometer IA.
The WIND Is southeast One of the worst stormS
we have ever experienced 0as prevailed here since
mOrRing, Without a moments ntermissOn There
has no train arrived from the east since SIX O'Clock
tins morning The mails remain az the Post Office
being unable to leave account OF the storm. The
snow dn'ted during tue night apd II now lies n
some places several feotIi depth.
RoCHESTYR.-H is biz" irs hard nom the north
east Thermometer TO- IL - cloudy and dark.
AUBURN.--It IS a cold, stormy evening Wind
southwest TheImOnet,T - Tne SKY is cloudy.
SYRACUSE 1t has beeA very Stormy, clustering
day. We have a strong SOU Invest wind. Their
mometer 10. II j. a cloudy, cold night.
UTIcA.-The weather IS gey CLOUDY, with ludica-
tons of snow Wind west. Thermometer is
ALBANY.-Its a cloudy, DARK mlght The elghlng
is excellent Thermometer % Barometer % 600
Mercury Go. Wind west.
TRoy.-It has been a cold, cloudy day. We have
good sleiehlng and every lpdlcaIOno Of continuance
OF IL Thermometer 90. Wind noItn- west
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Ut -0SoAu ~ t"O NCAH4ls NailcAu ma
srs, The NORM America, oi to-day, says

.efst The Gors4 Afntricgs oi TO-DAY, says
We sro aware that macl G4S Eeceatly oeen salt
~ clrclss ABOUT the lar-o boating dsot o. She
Ke1cilg Railroad Company su. y Al examlnlnOn
CT the report Il Nj De ouad ihal, when The asses
heiu ~ the Company are CeLgc,so, ana sac Bonus
lsfet fore sppIorf afeC % pav 'Dr re hOai bought
az tie state are realized. iuA lrOYls'0n mas been
Es1e i,T he Tcmaindcr OF the coating cooi oY tae
acton % the ctOc Nnoicers. Oh tas authority giye1
today % ssns $3.50 go more Bonds or O,heE secur-
Tres, % NEE. tae purchases Of real cS.l.e made il
1851. The Stockholders -4fe t.e Authority 10 oo,aa
AL the money asked FOR BY tae Managers, and IS Is
natural inference that ia tler judgment, % least,
tne aets and Inc proceeds " me S23JtDO 81 BoLos
author ktd to be solo, are >phclentt9 meettte 'ot'
irg deot.
At Philadelphia tae Money marAe. con-
tiuues without change Ine street rases are .D,vi2
3 cent ~ Boston the rates are )Ul2 l. cent
" have tie Report of the Pnilatelphls.
NAmirston ard Delaware Railroad Comp.n, fof
ISL v.ich shows the H. OWING
Beceip.s s5s0-2s 6 Expenditures. $50 10 20
Newcastle Company
Receipts .$i3-,gs5 = Expenditures .sl33}3 %
7 he following table, 'fom The Miners
yo,7.,'. VAL show me .naual supply u Anthracite
cosl Gom the co,aencs,rsH, oil she TRACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
Fire at Providence.
PROVIDING, Tuesday. Jan. 10, is5
. occupied By Bragg &, Edgar, druggl

PROVIDENCE, Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1852.
The store occupied by Bragg & Edgar, druggists,
IN me bylck block owned By the hers of Thomas {.
Hoppin WestmlnsteT-st was discovered on hre TINS
morning At O'Clock. The building vas conSldefa-
bly, injured insured al the Mutual once IN tnls
CITY Bragg 4 Edgaf's loss on stock, $2,5DO-ln-
sured for 81 600 st the Merchants IN this city. The
iewelry stock OF Henry hlier on the same hoor,
was mosiIy removed loss covered by insurance IN
the Hartford and Etna Offices. GeOrse w. Butler
Coz tailors second floor, stock damaged by smoke
and water CoveTe by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
,,arements of Kinkel.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesd3y, Jan - Io9I.
p,ol Kirkel is understood TO have mes with con
.,...Alo snccese in bis MISSION through the We'I.
row ,s route TO New Orleans. but intendsio be
:. Cincinnati or or about re 2Sth inst, and Will
-.oh.hl, meet Kossulh a. thai poial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
The P.snsyIvsuia Kidnapping Case.

BALTIMORE, IOnGdy, Jan. To IoJ~' .
Al he tnsl Of McCTedIy, O-oay, on the charge oi
kidnapping, VIM Meuilt, young man from Penn
s,Iyania, swOIe positively thar Miller, VINO com
1oi,teS suicide. acknowledsed TO hin that he knew
she er 10 be SCHOOLGIRLS slave, and That he (Al4leD
MAS 10 have received part OF the reward Tor giving
the girl Up The fear Of exposure at the maj IL sup
posed to have led Miller 10 commit the rash act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
,new Storm in New-OrIeaI

NEW.ORLEANs, Monday, Jan. IL, 1892
For TIE first tine III many years We nave Deeh
visited With . smart snow STORM The Sn0wls aD0lt
half Sn zach deep, and no" (evenlhg) iaAuss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

=. Advertisement -hYEs. &c.--prof.
90 0es,fes Us 10 re'er hs pAvsuts t. his IRA
ishos, ~ rage "hc sts,s that being ANXIOUS g.
.os1 "' MS work upon tie E,ts be vii MAKO ne
V"'I once month duiing this winter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

The EUening journal says meeting VIII
shorty be called TO organize a Company to con.
s,ru5t a Railroad from Cohoes direct to Saratoga
springs. or a Inc which viii make the distance be
tween Albany and che Springs one mile lees than
fom Troy to the SPRINGS by the Rensselaer, AID
Saratoga Railroad.
The Canal closed several days earlier
shan was anticipated, snG 80 suddenly that large
amount Of property, consisting principally OF Flour
Wheat, Barley and Beef, destined for tide water
aas locked Up IN the Canal between Schenectady
and Little Falls which, had i. arrived here, would
have materially altered our hgIres Tor TINS year
Ihe commefc;a al year, however. compares tdv0ra'
bly Wlfh any OF us predect 5Ssrs. We have not corr
Pets Ign, q bS, f@ 5 me Of a ptoPe s Sas
ILera has been slight falling of Ia the luAnase
coming - the HUDSON River, the aggregate iolls re-
ce,yed On an the Canals exceed 'nose OF iasi year
about $4,000 thus showing that larger amour. Of
property mas been conveyed IN tAe I'ntIS man
Iheie was last season.
during the summer ana early fail, the Railroads
mOrCpolIze the carr lng .Ia5e IN persh1)le afCles
ara dealers III Butter, Cheese aUf Lard avail them
selves Of those facilities to secure an cary mtfko.
Wh.le tins Is true n regard 70 zoe arlie.eS haHed'
the tsnal must necessarily retain Such afuCtes as
Sugar Nolasses, Iron, &c, which, paving but sm-u
~ Ats - the trader VII. rot bear 50 high tate )t
Transportation Is charged by Railroads.
IL February last, the Canal Board made con ,ldef-
able re- clicns III tolls vera Of the IL .1I"g
ic-s 70 be t!eusuoue q ma from ice-.a.eI, auJ
While msuy doubted the wisdom Of t,eiract tse re-
suit has shown tneIr sagacIty We aye inclined %
the Ueei tnaI the present b0aid vail lie ciltd uYA
dung The WInter 20 make further concessions,
whlCn they xii undoubtedly accede 70, II salsae1
cha. . vii he fort the interest Of the state.
At AZ early day We stall enceagor % give the
general movement showing the aggregate trn-
nsgs VI property ascending aad descending the
C. lnais ard rs estimated valuation.
We now submit our tables showing the amour: OF
ft..- 1la 4
Te.urHs from New-York. Albany, West Troy ah1
Waterford offices, and the estimated valuation Of
the same
STATEMENT SbOviag ths tetG quantity Of sach Ufs'
c.e Vhic, can.s 10 the Hpdsen GpT on az ne
Cin0ls during The ysorS ls49, 1850 snt 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

The American RailWay Times, Of Jan. l.
contains lis, Of all the Railways IN the United
states, b. which 10 appears that the number OF Rail
Ways in operation is 263 measuring 1865 miles IN
length. and constructed al cost Of 1855, l30,sis
The n1mtor u Railways IN course Of construction
Is e, measuring II ,22S miles The total number Of
Railways IS 49,, snc the total numbsr OF miles IN
o,era.ion sad In course C.. construction Is 29,So
We anne1 ,he recapiulation ~ the table
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NEw-0RLEANs Monday, Jan. - 1852
The sales OF COTTON TO-DAY have been 5000
bales, noar,v al for Europe Prices are unchanged
The receipts yesterday ald TO-DAY have been 20.0c0
bales. WHISKY has cochncd 10 l6l0l1c. Flour
1900 hbls. OHIO sold az 50 FEEGHTs-3 ships
have been sged for Havre AZ l5-l6c. Prime Mo-
IASSES Is at2lc EXCHANGE Is hrmer.
NoRFoLE, Monday, Jan. II, 1852.
CoTroN IL quiet AZ las, weeks prices CORN
has advanced, and now co andS 39c a 6Oc for yell
low aud Soc for white and mixed, with sales, to
dav OF IS Geo bushels STAyES-W. o. pipe are
worth SIS heading, 1913 ass. MD $3l Il. o. hhd.
S27a as with "a fair dt minG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

~ Among the Hungarian Refugees s!lii
remaining at the Irving House IS Madame srArAN
sdy Of high rank and until recently favored by iof-
tune, Who would gladly earn something toward the
support Of her family by teaching tue Piano. 'a
which she PLAYS admirably. AID has IN former years
riven instruction within her own circls those "ho
would Judge for themselves of her Capacity may %
20 by attending Mrs Z G. Bosr"fcKs Cohcefl o.
Saturday evening next, IL which she vii iake par
We believe our cilizens who haze daughters - IN
strlct in siusic may deem themselves fortunate IL
being able TO procure the services Of lady 80 thor
oaobh- capable snd every way worthy AID qualified
as Nine Spank.
There SIN remain az the Irving House seVef%
Hungarian officers Of great worth and eminent Lit
ersry qualifications who would gladly accept any
e,rrlo,rrert q winch they can perform me diH5s
Might not jher knowledge Of the Continental IAN
eusgas aid ;htir world vide acquaintanceship re
tuIred 10 account IN the Foreign Correspondence OF
some of our ereat Commercial houses We VIII
thank any of our merchants who will consider tie
matter. ard be induced to confer with Nr D. D.
How arc OF the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1852.
The Southern Man has sgam failed tonight be-
yoId Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

The CmcinpGu Price Current publishes
cooperative statement Of The gross amount Of tolls
water rents and fines collected each OF the Ono
Caaals amount Of tolls refunded, cost Of collection
ard net amount paid into She State Treasury during
each q the elk Years from loi6 to 1851 inclusive.
ff1m which we eNtrac, the mex amount received
during IN. years iS50 and 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Curriers' AND CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
AssocIATIoN.--The Adjourned meeting Of the above
Society was he'd on Monday evening, at Chatham
Han, pursuant 70 adjournment Mr.. stevens In the
Chair. On reference 10 the Report as detailed by
lie Chairman, It appears that the whole Of the Cloin
ing Establishments in the Districts comprising Jan
aiine.st ard slip Cheny-st ,James-shp, the Bowery,
Chatham, Fulton, Canal, Counlandt, Greenwich
Vescy and Westinghouse had consented to the
wishes of the Committee by subscribing to the petit
tlonor the closing of their stores at o'clock, r NJ
The activity displayed by these gentlemen IN thus
ringing TO a successful issue this long wished for
desderatum IS highly praisewOr,hy, and must con-
vince those who nave not ALREADY acquiesced IN the
movement II any OF the effect OF moral iorce-aideo
b. the strength of public oplnion-ln achieving an
object, having for It's aim not only relaxation from
long business hours but the exercise Of the bodily
powers and IRE culture and fuller Development! OF
the intellectual faculties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
.Ernsn rnARn
TgEspAY. Jan. l3-P "

I he Stock market today was heavy,
and here was a decline IN the fancy sorts. Ere
vas especially heavy under considerable sales, aud
closed Al -, decline Of /. - cent. since yesier
isy. There'wss no particular cause for this decline
out the pressure Of stock OF he market. Reading
Was also hesvg, closing a. 56i Norwch was dull,
and the NewJe-sey Mining Stocks fell OF Enc
Securities were fra a. better prices One bond Of
the new issue Of COnyertibles sold at s., wh'Sn
with the allowance # interest 10 those Nho pay up
at once, gives about p cent. prods on the taking
prices OF s. 5la57 IS. Government and State s,)c6s
were STEADY and IL moderate demand.
The demand for Exchange for this
steamer and the rates are steady. Sterling l)0lo;
Francs 5I5a5l2. Bremen. 5 MS Au.s;erd2m.
Hla4l.
In Fieiehts the renewed activity IN
Breadstufs continue. Engage nents 10000 bushels
Whea, and Corn At 81 Flour, Oh - bNs. Totsc.
co. 3 Cheese. Dos Dead Weight, oil Cake &c,
l5. 81 a l5s 300 bales Cotton, 4. To London,
LOCO bb.s. Naval Stores, is d.. 500 small uefceS
Bee IS Cd To Glasgow, 6s bxs Tobacco, IS 81
To HsWe 800 or 900 bols bales C0.sou, &c. 50 tcs.
RICE, IS and Ashes 81. To Antwerp. Rice, 2rs 81.
TO California there is a moderate business doing =.
i5G60c. p loot. 4 Mediterranean Charter v,s
made OF private terms.
There is o considerable amount OF specie
engaged for tie steamer tomorrow, aRi sac will
probably take 100000 or $s99 300.
Money continues IN abundant supply IN
clll, aud leans are making At b cent. and 0c;a-
.ioI ally a; T. cent The demand for per is good
atGa9 p cent for hrs5-ciass, witn moderate supply
The los. TO the Michigan Central Rail
road By the wreck Of the steamer Ma ~er Will De
less thar was at first feared She has been examined,
ad the Superintendent reports TIA; she can be re-
pared ior about $4,000. and be ready b. the 5pen-
ing Of navigation.
By the annexed statement II vii b. seen
,ha, the reoep.s ana exports Of Cotton aye nov N
advance Of those up 70 the same period last year
The followlng Is a statement of the moveTen, n
| co.go sare tho ~ sept. IS compared wih .he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

NlRLo's.- The Opera OF Norma Is al
novuced for performance at Nie.o's this evening
with Madame De Vnes III the principal character
Those who have ever lad the pleasure Of witness
ne this LACY Norma need but to Oe reoinded OF 'ae
simple fac. that she is to appear in to night 20 IN
sure their attendance. But 10 those who have not
seer her. we would say that Madame De Vnes IS IN
the opinion OF many, the mos ueeessfal
i've Of TINS part Of al who have ever attempted IL
n,his Civ. Miss Whiting Betlini and CoLletil have
the other principal Parts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
CITY ITEMS.

4 ToucR OF GeREsLAEO.-A force bit'og
bias rom he north yesterday rgged over 'ae ''5
men walked at rapid pace LADIES were scare J."
Broadway fuTs were ID request faces ouheo u"'e'
high Goa; collars checks red bps cna''etins'
fall Of snow cane on about sunset ou' ls'e 10 ''e
evening had amounted TO nothing worm para
graph though the cold still prevailed IN true Uieen
land rIeOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Il MAJ be well TO uoic that Of such w,ras as VIDE
Wee W,lid. Pendennis, Moby Dick &C Drt an
Life they nave 2cCed from 10 70 20 cor,es each
fAe Peso e Reou Is better supte1 with I 81,
1re ner.crA Pen Gals tnNn ny c,he' 1u.li, ~ n,
c,ertry 1as v ''e hruee "a. IS 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14
AnnnaL KrRrlre oy NE MecHANcs'

ANNUAL KEErr1s oy NE MECHANICS
socrsrY.-Yesieresy the annual meeting Of the
General Society % Mechanics and Traiesm'n o.
the City OF New-Yorz vas he'll a. Mechanics Hail.
No Az Broadway, for the purpose Of elecsng ON
Gers for tie ensuing year and giving report Of the
io.,.usion. The polls FOR the election OF ON 'ers
were lepi open from ID O'Clock until and very
satisfactory report q the progfess md success OF me
Society was read by MI Thomas Ear Inc >ecfs-
-. TIE falIn Eing Is The list u officers elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

BENEFIT TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
benefit to the Charitable Fund Of the New-fork
Fne Department, is to be given at Sne Broad way
Theater mex, Friday evening, on which occasion
Mile Lola Monies has volunteered her services 1t
being her last appearance in this City. This excel
Leaf charity has always commented itself 20 the
hearts and the pockets Of our citizens and sc trust
y will receive large addition TO It's resources from
TIE preseLs honorable aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

STATEMENT sAouirg ne aggregate raias Of re pro
7erfy trii-h come {, rio H.aSoa Rirsr. o. al zee
cana d'rp'e fts years 1879, 1850 1851, InSer ~
Jif.,,9rg ts ygr.ffff "a re 0b)rs fgbis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Srtrr, ~ -i0a,1@ thl 'stii'e'ea t1"e - n,
~irrt,>l rorf 70 ne H. ds.H kir0 ~ ~ go
..rar rsetsary $40, l-s.l i,S1 a go,
~ $50 -, ~ ssls ~ So. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

Tar MONTGOMERY GUARD.--ThiS spleR
I'D Company, commanded by Capt Thomas 5 Muir
ply, gave Their Annual Bal, on Monday evening at
Niblo's Saloon. The Company was very large,
though the tickets we're sold for double the pnce Of
other years the assembly was quite say and bril-
liant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

TEr CONCERT OF The FRAzER FAMILY.
-To.nigh, the grand ConceI. of this gifted Family
takes place d, metropolitan Hall. We understand
that the Caledonia Fusileers, Capt Mckenzie the
scottish Guards, Capt A. {. Castle anc me Hugh
lsrd Guards, Capt Manson, are TO oe present, and
the occasion will undoubtedly be most bTilllan;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-14

IV' In addition to the attractions here
tofoye mentioned, the Franklin Typographical So
cety are 70 have at their banquet. on Friday night
thes services C he Hutchnsons ard Of the Frasers
tyo families If yocaliss who have reputation that
reeas 10 eulogy.