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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.

sfGHT DRAFTS on New York Tor sale AT the rl,,,,s,
- rates. II. Il. TOW SIZE
March %, 1851. Al
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4. w. WEBSTER,
INSURANCE ON LIFE

ATToRNEY AND Councillor AT LAW.
Commissioner State OF Massachusetts. Office
Francis q Hawleys Clothing Store. 81
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DIALBR in Lumber, etc. IN Southport, Wisconsin. will
have constantly hand, well selected assortment OF
Lumber ALSO, Shingles Lath. Plasering Hair Window
Sash, Glass ,ec.atc. Yardopposet oning Machine
March 18Th, 1850.
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CPRIEG Styles for 1882, just received. Also large
- sssoFrners 81 Boys HAS an Caps sojIulov E oas,
esign cfthC Big Hat, :. =. COMSTOCk
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HATS AND CAPsi

DBLES Of every kind, s'sabls for Pupl, and Famil,
- use, preSenisi for sale AZ
dec - KINGS BOOKSTORE
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Deputy Surveyor. Residence in Brighont miles woeto
fail & Pratts, on the Burlington road
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GIDEON TRUEsDELL,

I'm tho most reliable Company IN the United States
effected he most terms, application
Go G. CLEMENT.
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Business Directory,
BRICK LAYING AND pLAsrERING.

BRICK LAYING AND PEASTERING.
VIE undersigned respectfully the citizens
OF henosha and vicinity, that they have formed
neon IN business and prepared do all work In
sheF line which may be entrusted them with neatness
durability, and dispatch
y Residence the Steam MILL 20
kenosha, January 5, 1852.
w. WARVELL, P. GIBBONS.
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ALEXANDER MARTIN,

General Dealer in Boots, shoes, Loather and Findings
Mnln opposite old Durkee Block.
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KOSSUTH HATS!

MUST RECEIVED by Express, new style Kossuth Hats
Ap as the old stand OF Francis & Hawlcy.
March Sth, 1888. F.. T. FRANCIS
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MEREDITH ROWLAND,
CnunEV GurVaxnY

Wtlattcnd calls with promptness and despatch.
N - Porsonsi 10 want Of ms services 10 the country by
writing the KeuoshH Post Oce Will receive I'M
med ale attention. c q" once with J. Il. Jslun
Kenosh0, April15 1881.
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JOHN vi. JONES,

JO4, II. JELSUN,
Attorney, Ceunsollor and Solicitor; and Notary Public
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WILLIAM T. WEST,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
ToR WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN, ONO, INDIANA, NEW YORK
AND PENNSYLVANIA,
81. ChdrIes, Illinois.
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FARM FOR, SALE.

a VERY desirable Farm about 10 miles nom kenoshs
N containing every convenience Tor farming purposes
There lie n good house on the plcmses-also Barn Or
chArd SC, SC. Enquire OF
{. CLENIENr, at this Office.
MAY
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TWNHE highest Warke price will be paid good quail
III ties Of SPRING and WINTER WHEAT at the
KENOSHA STEAM MILL.
To oAviatc much possible the want of CT STON
MILL this City the propretOrs will, the First ~
May, constantly keep Flour OF good quality, which they
will exchange for Wheat upon the most liberal t,rn4
They will also t up of Stones expressly to grind
Corn and other Coarse Grain.
Kcnosha, April II. 1852, 44-tf
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TERMS OF SUBSCRrPTTON.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The re LIE 'RAPH viii De furnished weekly to Subscri-
bers at the rates following, per year:
$l.75 if paid invariably In advance
l.OO for q mos. do do
1'OO np1id within the first mos. oil the wear
100 Hpaytis delayed until the end Of the wear
500 when the above terms are not complied with
E1T No subscription taken for less than months
TT No paperiis continued arrearagesare pad
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BOOg<-8ENDE%G.

LII Kinds " periodicals and other books wlbe bound
-hahe directed and reasonable terms.o by being
len ntths Dc At the Post Oicc, at she Biudery
tho School ,use North Ward, by
MAy 10, 1881. JASON LOTuROP.
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FRIEND WHIrLnCK-

Law. CHANcERY AND CoSvEYANeIS0 OTyIcE.
Justice Of the Peace Notary Public General Agent and Col
ioctoT.
FpROOMs-Durkee building, Main street, KsnosAG,
WGSeORsiH.
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viii attend 10 the collection OF debts claims
Eastern Merchants and Others in Illinois and Wisconsin,
with prOmptesS and despatch Also, TO obtaining Bounty
Lands and Pensions for Soldiers; Location Of Land
rants Payment OF Taxes; investigation of Titles &C. in
Kane ami adjoining counties a.
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* ILK and Fancy Dress Goods-Al Of che newest and
SrlchosIsGy les found In the Eastern market
NJ, NJ. co.'s
ENARASOLS. Every description and price from Is. up
u at MErCALF, MERRILL < cos
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E. Balm,

Z. n. LOWELL,
Attorney, Counsellor and solicitor. KENO
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ALARGE LOr OF


EASHIONABLE LADIES-SETOES,
y ONE NEW STYLES, Just received by
= 7. W. LYMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

The new steamer William Penn, Capt
Marks, arrived al this port from Chasrss, yesterday
morning At 10 O'Clock. She left New.York on the
evening of March and arrived at Chagres in days
and 10 hours.
The Z. 5. sloop-of-war Decatur, and steamer
Promstheus, officers and crew all well, were lying
at San Juan when the VIM Penn left.
San Juan was very healthy and the water in the
river was very low. The VIM. Penn found upon
hsr arrival q. CAagres the B. r. NJ. steamer Clyde
at anchor, and sailed the next DAY for San Juan.
On the sishs Of the lsh she got underwesh and ran
down to Navy Bay for passengers. Finding no pas
strgeTs, she again &C, uncer~siah ane returned to
Ciagres. She took IN $50 passengers for New
York, - for Kingston. J.maieaJ anc on the a0.h
sailed from Chssrss, and arrived at Kingston In q
fair ruR O. co hours lanced her passengers for King
ston, took ID coal, water Sad ice, and on the asa
sailed fcr Nsw-Yors. chssres and Kingston we're
very he aihy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
PHILADELPHIA.
dethodi.t Conference.-The Democracy.

Con Independence of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, March 80, 1852.
The Methodist Episcopal Conference re-
assembled this morning. The Conference proceed
ed again to the consideration of The appeal Of Mr.
Hazard Mr.. Hazard resumed his defense, and
spoke until few minutes past 10 o'clock, without
concluding.
The Bishop presiding explained that this Confer.
ence was entitled to eight representatives. In the
General Conference, &c, and that each member,
therefore, would vote for eight delegates.
The appeal Of VIM. Hazard was again taken up,
and Mr.. Hazard continued his defense, occupying
until ii O'Clock. Rev. Mr., Cunningham replied in
brief statement and review OF the case. Mr.. Haz.
concluded was requested to withdraw until the Con-
terence ihoud take action in the Some con-
yeTsaiion ensued between Rev. Messrs Thompson,
Cooper, Quigey and Others, when, on motion OF Rev.
Mr.. Thompson, the decision OF the quarterly Con-
ference hDcIng the appellant guilty of dishonesty
was TeveTset-Ayes IS. Nays2
The Teers 10 count the votes for DeeZ ates to the
General Conference reported that there were up
ward Of thirty candidates voted for, but only six
received majority OF the whole number, a. folio VS.
Revs. Francis H0dgson. l.. Scott, J. p. Dur
BIN, d. Daily, 7. j. Thompson, VIVA Bains.
These were declared by the Bishop duly elected,
and the Conference postponed the further oaotng
for tie two additional Delegates until to- morrow.
The Dunmscrafs INDUCED in rumpu, At the Com
missioEers Hall, IN Penn District, yesterday after
neon. The Commissioners convened On the occa-
son, and those gentlemen who had a majority of the
Boarc, and the minority admitted. The proceed
iDgs were turbulent and noisy IN the extreme strong
~ resembling the contest between Napoleon and tne
Chamber of Deputies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

a. the money for the passage is not Legally que un.
n ,.,min .tiou of the journey suppose they snoua
h..,h.m sore unadvised alusions were maze
m . cnt,sorc;. Iar. IN care the officers OF the snip
,bouId nerseyere in refusal, but 'hink inc
fssIIr Is against violeDce. CJmn .As ~
pointed 70 take measures 10, pao.uais .a,ng an 10
O'Clock $1,000. r.,.;rv hs. ween some of
and me oons1l an1 ossInosnins
sniP ,ec, They will be laid before the meeting
this morning and acted upon
ArryRSooN.-I have been all the morn
IN committees OF one kind or another, walking
.he,r.h N. burning sun. Nothing has been done
tn. Cantsn refuses TO return the tickets, ana IL 10
- r,onosed 10 call on the Mexican autaorres.
Ths Purser and Captain eel very strange story O
-.on.x having been stolen from them, four or I'VE
,hous.nd dollars. Il is lame and improbable
.,,oge,her. BIZ tho Captains calculation, the
18th of April will be the earliest moment az "nco
myers may hope to reach San Francisco oy
steamers sen. down from there, II such steamers
should be sent at ALL Mr.. Hunt and others nave
made various eIertions to get off propeller lying
in the haYbor here, but Intellectually. she Is Ia 'ne
hands of Government for some claims against ner'
and IL appears to be Impossible 20 settle mAusIs.
After all, the little Guadalupe seems 10 DC 'ne oes
chance in the harbor. In the meantime distress
approaches money is falling everywhere provls-
ions erow scaIce and 1t Is easy to see that mucn
suffering is In store for the most OF those VINO snAi
remain T~o steamers, the PACING up and the ore
con down, are Que Were they in, something might
Be core in the way OF collection, but real ree Is
as yet distant.
The downward steamer is coming in and must
clese. The Mexican authorities have been appneo
10. but TO no purpose. The unfortunate passee gen
of The North America must even "bde their time"
EP.
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Meetfns Sf the Passengers.

At meeting OF ue passengers Oh tic iaeo
,tsamer North America held Acapulco Mexico on "a
oh day March, 1884, called TO receive the report o. the
CeDmites Of twenty composed Of MesnS Hut spnney'
PoIlook share Bnsey Buns Buckley Read, wakefield,
Cisshorn Wilson, Foste. Houshsos Carroll Ely, Strait,
Eye,Itt Fuller, Morris, and Buriew. MI Chas Lee
Morr called the meeting 70 oIdsr ana The following sea
tlemtn chosen efhcers-
THOMAS HUNT Of New Yoik City. PfeHdent.
Capt C SPiaNEY. Jr 81 Brooklyn, Vice
EDWARD POLLOCK OF Philadelphia. Presidents.
VIM II SHARP Of N. Z. and sscretaries
PHIS ToMPKINs q Dnghamptca.
MIR Pollock stated the object or the meeting ana READ
the report Of the Committee Of twenty.
Mr. Pollock alec read the several letters received from
Mr. Rice u q Consul Guys Do'y, agents OF Wander
ht's line Captain Bleihen of the North America mr.
Purssr Norton, Of the North Auenca
The report accepted BY the meeting ana me Com
Iaiitee discharged.
The following gentle were appointed the Committee
of Ti1aI &c and Provision Mr. Hunt Mr. Bull Aren't Of
the Pacific Company, Capt. spinrsy MI James Bailey,
Mr.. Poll ok ..
see III az proper disposition was made Of the passengers
tickeis Nj sns Csgt ORD, Hoffman and Burns
No further business being before the meeting az adjourn
msnt YVES raken without day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
THr SUFFOLK BANK EMsEzzLEMEsr.-

The examination ofCharlss H Brewer, on the charge
Of embezzlDs SIS, sec from the Suffolk Bank, between
the 9Th ard 23d inst, is TO be continued tomorrow
morning, commencing a. 10 O'Clock. The counsel
for the cefense, Mr. hailett, goes very thoroughly
into the matter, and II Will perhaps be near two
day before decision can be reached a. 10 the hold
Ing Mr.. Brewer for trial In the Municipal Court.
The following s the section Of the Revised Statutes,
uBdeT which Mr.. Brewer 10 prosecuted
II any Cashier or other officer, agent or servant
Of any Incorporated Bank shall enbezz!e or fraud
uertly convert 10 his own use, shall fraudulenty
take and secfets. with intent TO convert - his own
use, any bullion, money, note bill, obligation or
security, or any other effects or property belonging
10 or In possession Of such bank, or belonging to
any person and deposited therein, he shall be
deemed By so doing to have committed the crime OF
larceny in such bank, and shall be punished by in
prisonment In the State Prison not mere than ten
years or BY fine not exceeding one thousand dollars
and imprisonment In tie County Jail not more than
twoyears."
There appears now to be but little doust tina. ar.
Rand escaped 70 Europe in the Asia. His situation
on board nuet have been quito embarrassing The
officers OF the beat were probably aware that nis
upanien had been arrested for some crime, and
he tImssf goes of without his trunk, fearing thar II
he came for ward 10 clsim IT, he weuld be arrested.
hisnow stated that MF Ramos operations of late
IN stocks have been enormous, both N this city and
Nsw-YoIk.
Additional defa'cations have been Uncovered
makIgtke entire amount taken 50 far as IL In sp
upward OF $5o,loo. TIE investigs attain j. s.it go
ihs Or lBostOn Travel or, 2).h.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON CoUgcm PROCEEDINGS. - 80
day EVENING "A petition for bew stage fo,, -
Uucs sv. to Fulton Ferry vas presented sn1 -
p.l2.ely referred. Resolutions we're rsfenc<
Ing owners Of manure on WashiDgtonr para v
tie ssne within 10 dsis; authorizing the 80
ton Of bridge over the gutter in frons OIL -
Hall, Poplsr.ss e.; directing the planting OF 80
Oh Pacific st., ana posts ana lamps On 80 -
between Henry and Cllstcn SITS. Resoisl ~
adopted requiring owners OF lots on sousss'
LlsiLg ston- st. to flag siecsalks; saees -
to fetet shade trees in Ire varisus psrss -
Fire Department Committee 70 report On Sr6@
he 18th April II suitable building ssssn ~
tanned on lease for use OF kngiRs Co NO ~
ma the procurement VI stsvss Of omcs ~ -
ofthe Common Council; and referring ux&4
Committee the cuty Of revising the sss
ollie Board. .r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
The India Huhber Case.

TRENTON TUESDAY, March 30. 1851
MI Webster has closed his speech for to day, bur
will spe ak gain tomorrow. He gave history OF
the India Rubber manufacture, AND sho wed the fu'
uty OF all methods but Goodyear's, who ne con-
tended was the only and original inventor. he was
mostly engaged with the evidence to-day, and VIII
take Up the legal points probably tomorrow !,
His speech was inteTspersed with eloquent, nu-
morous. and sarcastic passages.
The Courtroom was crowded with listeners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

BosToN, Wednesday. March 81, 1872
The X NJ. steamship Niagara, Capt. Stone, sailed
at con to-day for Liverpool, via Halifax. she took
sut sI2,OoO American gold, and the following pas
tenpers for Liverpool.
Nsrsrp c. Scott, and Henry Eew-York z. Jones and
LADY. China Me Ms z. rusor. son and seIvaet L
Heath and lady, A May. G Lorng, c. MorIn, ali
OF Boetoi FrohiI CHAM, l.. q Rockingham, Montreal;
y. rockingham. Cambridge; g Leader. J. Camsroh
Liverpool WE. Thompson. Mass. z Devin, st John
r. B.: A. Bslep S.ilzerlsnd; - Mass, London J
AnioriD, Cuba y. DTardin Morris Nsw Orleans; NJ
Or Mexico bIIs. Mailer AMI children Provideaee, and
Hatifa
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
pesuuctiou Of fremont Temple. bssssa' ~
F,re-Loss. 100000.
BosroN, WedLesd4y, Nalcn 'i' 10

gosror. Wednesday, March 81, 1917.
About O'Clock this mornings FIRE broke out In
The ,o,,h. ue,t corner of the fremont Temple, and
in less than two hours the entire structure WAS In
ruins
The FIRE caught in the room on the third hoor' DC
cupied BY Benjamin Champney, portrait ana lana
sczpe paipter As we are informed, person Vas
ann ie hted lamp with burning fund, when an ex-
plosIon took place, and IRE was immediAsey ooni'
nunicaisd to The room.
xte o'clock the roof fell in about half an hour
after the south wall fell ami in a short time tue
front fell directly into the street. when tue outiuss
was entirely demolished The entire loss cannot %
ICE. Ts nan nam Hail which would seat 2OOO people,
was used for concerts. and religious services oy
Rev Mr. Colvers Baptist Society. They lose vat
uable organ. The building vas insured 70 the ex-
tent Of $40 0c0, divided between four onces one IN
this CITY, one in Hartford, one IN Salem, ana one In
large number of artists dentists, and others oc.
cupitd the various rooms OF the building The fol-
loving are some OF the names
Dr. !. Cheever, Botanic Medicines; J. b McCrea,
Halrdresssr; C. E. Green, furnishing goods A. A.
Johnson, Music Dealer and Teacher j. X. wood
ward, Boston Musical Fund Society Commuee
Room, j. K. Hayes, superintendent 8 G. Leach,
surgeon Dentist J. Strickland, Dentist Henry
Rent. Painter ]. Clough, Dentist II. Emery,
Dentist John Pope, Portrait Painter B. F. Mason,
Portrait Painter John c. King, sculptor wsnman
Teacher OF Music; A. H. Ogden, Taxidermiss; T.
Franklin, Teacher OF Music
The loss of A. ] Johnson, in music and pianos, is
not far from $1,000 Mr. Shepard lost valuable IL
brary he had stored in the fourth story Mr. Thomas
Thompson who had collection Of very rare and
costly pictures stored in the upper story lost the
entire collection, which was valued at $4,000, and
insured .,oo,
The loss of Mr.. King, the artist, was over $1,000
among other works, his beautiful bust OF Daniel
Webster. Among Mr.. Popes paintings was mucn
Nrnir< Of Madame TefeScO the picture
was one Of Mr.. p 9 best productions.
. The building next south to the Temple was COM
ple.ely smashed by The falling walls, and was occu-
pied BY stephen B. Stewart, plumber Joseph Pierce,
oyster saloon Mr. Howe, fremont market John
Cadmus, billiard saloon, and the Gem. The adJom-
ing buildings were pretty severely scorched, but
none of the m took fire.
George Essy, fireman, had his back broken, ana
several others jnred by the falling walls. The
cesd body of George Fl Ill, hreman has also been
tab en- nom the ruins The building was erected as
a theater in 1897 and VAS sold TO the Bapttss for
church in 1913, for $55O00 $25,ooO had been ex-
pended in fitting UP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Tuesday, March 30, 1852
Several motions were made, this being motion
tsy. No. Al a reserved cause Blacksmith, res
pohutis seSs--. m - --S ssothes- anna A4nta-
Argued. No. 5, Walcot and wife, respondents,
against Holcomb and another, appellants-Sub-
mi,ted upon printed arguments and points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 30, 1854
Taenty Clerks have been removed from the Pen
sion Bureau
Sale. were made at auction to-day ofthe Corpora
ton OF Washington per cent. Stock at lo3 and
Bank Of Washington at II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

q The TTsrsllsr says: There is a good
prospect Of the establishment on substantial ana
permanent basis, Of ne of steam packets bets een
Boston and PhiacslphiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
ExpIosion Of the Buckeye State,

LOUISVILLE, Monday, March 80, 1882
The steamer Buckeye State exploded her steam
pipe at Stsubenville Friday, killing one man and
scaldipg several others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
To the Captain. Officers, Crew and Passengers
OF she Steamship Northerner.

GENTLEMEN The UNDERMINED. Committee apps,nt ed
By The unfortunate passengers Of the steamship North
America, desire IN the name Of those passes gers
vey TO yos their warmest thanks for very noble
II whlc have come 10 their relief The amount
Of your srbscnpen $S23, and cssnot express how
profoundly srsisu we are fer The relief which viii al
Tribune AID he Ans California (newspapers) and all
sueh other methods TAX lead the pabe proper
TO appreciate your motives Trusting gentle
that the occasions for your lberay may BE- a.
your benevolent hearts can desire desire to sub
scribe ourseives
Your very obliged and humble servants,
lhes HUNT, EDWARD POLLOCK.
Capt. Jos. sPINxEs, JAMES BALLY,
Mt BILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
The Canada at Boston.

BosroS, Wednesday, March all. p. NJ
The CunaId steamship Canada, from Liverpool
via Halifax. has just been telsgrapheo. She Will
reach her dock about 81 O'CLOCK, so that her mails
may leave this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
Mutiny in the Chesapeake.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. March 80, 1881.
The crew OF the British bark Northampton, from
this port for Liverpool, mutinied the Chesapeake
The captain has sent for assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
NEW. YoRK, TUESDAY, March 30, 1852.

NE" YORK, TuesGay, March 30, 1852
10 THE EDITORS Gentlemen; During
the late gale my vessel (schooneY Reaper founder
ed and myself and mate only were rescued, through
the brave and scperhuman sxertions OF the pilots
and crew OF the pilot-boat Yankee By this disaster
We lost ali we possessed, but through the influence
Of our fescuefs, the Insurance Companies, msr-
chants and residents OF this City, have BY gepsross-
~ contributing, materially repaired our loss, for
which they viii please accee. our most grateful
thanks and can assure you that their kindness to
us. strangers az we were, will be remembered BY 10
while We live. The total smount 4237, shall di.
vide equally between Mr. Cobb, the Mate, Mrs Phil
lips and myself
! shall lssve the City by the steamer for Boston
this evening, having been presented with free
ticket by the agent Of the stonisston Line, MI
lockwood bat before leaving wish particularly to
return my sincere thanks TO our rescusrs, Msssrs
Curtis, Libby, Murphy and ChamplIn only for
saving lives, bat also comforting us in our d.
ress, and earnestly hope their conduct win be duly
noticed.
By publishing this sckno wledsment in yosr valva.
bic journal, yeu will obligs,
Ysr humble servant,
Isaiah C KiLL.Y,
Late Aaser OF schr. Reaper. Of Yarmouth, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

q The following sales of Real Estate
were made BY auction March 90, by A. H. Lsdlow ::
Lxt cf ground WITH the hudinxs thereon hHowu - Ne
- sulisvsa a.. lot IS BY Iss. Nseo
The following sales were made BY Cole 4 Cailton :,
Tbs pfeJsry knswn q the Csthie Hall on ADAM n
bicesbn, y773; 10 los ON Ii5th-s between Ssh ana
"h-aSs, JIG each, elfn: lot the l,h. ~ near
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE Thermometer,
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1852 IAN. Noon. JPN. JPN.
March 10 T ~ al 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
PrseeediAss OF the Shipwresked ss Asapulso.
Correspoasense Of TIE n Y TTfbpae

AeArrLc0, Tuesday, March 9, 1854
MoRNlNe.-There was meeting of tbs
passengers held last night in the Plaza for the pur
pose, among other shinss Of demanding back agsia
nom the Purssr the ,eks's certificates of payment
OF the passage money. given up at going on board
the North America. The meeting was soms what tn.
.slssous icsEnos well see what good parpose TIE
tickets IN the hands Of the passengers wsald serve
ssal The latter think it would Be to their bsae !,