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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

STuYvEsANT Insurance COMPANY,
NEw-YoRK, FEB. ~. 1919
II ECTiO< for DIR EETORS,

sTuyvEsArr Insurance ComPEy,l
NEw-YoRK, Feb. l2. 1919
n T an ELECTION for DIRECTORS,
held this dsy the following gentlemen were enosen
directors for the ensuing yea:
Fredsrck u Lee, Will an e ckcrof Gerard 81
Sanuel wilet, ND ClaIkson CsoluA
BAIT etSmrh Herman Maas. Denion P.arsall,
Josepb x Tsyloy A A Deumap John Paxton,
Adam W SPIES Chss r. O.bofn Alonzo Alvord.
CoYn,, 7, Everett Geo Webb Edward Could,
Xm g. Ridabeck, Charles J. Dodge, Michael B1,k,
Ren. " Bradford, Edwin Piersop, Henry J. Bowen.
James Robers,n n, John A Ueyesu.
The following elected Inspectors oi inc
asIt Annual Election:
Robert X Wie,s, VIM p. Wro9cock Jedediah Miller
Al subsfQpsnt meeting OF the Board, held shls oA,
FREDERICK LEE, Esq. was unanimously ree,ee.sa
President. and SAMUEL WILLETs. Vice President iF lns
ensuingyt BENJAMIN J PENrZ. Secretary
N. B-ThH Company continue Their business OF rus
Insurance favorable Losses equsabJ az nstu
and promptly paid. Hf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
&sOO REWARD The subscriber

XUVV was robbed on Wednesday morning, 18th
inst at the JERSEY City Ferry, he was getting IN the
O'Clock tain for Philadelphia, OF his Pocket Book contsn-
ing sundiy papeIs about 400 money all ia new
SO bank bills Of the Fsmsrs Back Of State of Della
ware letter A. dated June @ 1851 payable at Wilmington,
TO d {. Wilson, aud signed p. Wild, Cashier. IA Ridge
~, President Payment Of the said bills having been
stopped the Bank brokers aud all other persons eau
tened INST receiving them. The above reward viii BE-
paid for The return Of the above PROMOTION for any
part thestof by IH0RNE, WATSON co No is Fer
UN OF The subscriber, his residence, Wilmington. Del
NfN H. s. McCOMBS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN


4 RAILROAP-wINrER ARRANGEMENT, Dee.
/ lSi-rraas on. Of New YoEf leave near corner Of
Canal Of. and Broadway
AcccsMoDArioN TRAINS leave for New Haven AZ and
ii 80 A. NJ. andt 5P.M TAe ii.Ss A. NJ runs in con-
section With Train from New Haven - Hartford and
sprinshed, and with Train the Canal Road.
kxPREss TRAINS for New HsveR Hartford, Springfield,
CONNECTICUT River and VERMONT Railroads. to ogdens
ourgh aud Montreal Boston and Worcester, at n,
stops 8, Stamford and Brdgepoft and p NJ, (stops u
Stamford korwsk and Bridgeport time, about hours
% Boston The A NJ coanscts with the Heasatone and
Naugatuck Railroads at BncgsDoTs and Cana Railroad
at New-HaveR. The O'Clock p 81 with NAasstuck
Railroad ut Bridgeport
SPECIAL TRAINS Pors Chs<.r. at s3o A. u. and q
p. M. Stop at Mount Vernon sad Pelhanville.
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK-A Accommodates Trains leave
NewHaven at $50, 7. and IS A. NJ, and 4 20 ?. II.
The A NJ. receives Psss-sxeTs nom Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad AZ New Haven, and from
Esugatuck Railroad NJ Bridgeport The t.30 p NJ
ceycs passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
EIPREss TRAINS leave ksN Haven. arrival Of Trans
from Boston, at lis and Is 81 ssoppEg Bridgeport,
Norwals snd Stamford leaving Boston at A. H., and
Up N.
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Pcrs - sstsr az 5@A. NJ, sad
tt5PS.
See large b! OF avsrssaszs A. the Station House and
principal Eotels. GEO WHISTLER, ia,
d snp~rpsssient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

INK STANDS.-A new Patent article,
90 constructed that and dust entirely excluded.
and while there any ink in the Stand no matter how
smaIl the ausntiy) viii flow lmpidy INTO the pen. All
this accomplished and that too. at very low price ~
the Pa ent Elastic Ink Stand oee IN Quantities 70
suit, BY EUGENE ELY,
Sale Agent for the Manufacturer No. 90 Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

EvOR LIVERPOOL. - United States
Mai ,;sam,hip PACIFIC, Capt. Ezra Nye.-This
steamer viii depart with the u S. Malls for Europe posi-
lively on SATURDAY. FEB. 81 81 u O'Clock NJ, from
her berth At the foot of Canals berth secured TIL
raid for For freight passage having unequaed accom-
mod atiens for elegance or comfort. apply 70
EDW X. COLLINS & co. No IS WALL
The steamship ATLANTIC will succeed the PACifdC'
aud sail March ., le52 lA ",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

INDEPENDENT LINE for CALI
4 FORNIA-OPPOsITION TO THE OLD MONOP.
OILY AT REDUCED RATES OF FARE the new
and splendid steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, l.Sos
trps buIden with accommodations for 100 passengers ana
unrvaed speed, having been Thoroughly overnaoled,
enia ged and improved, Will sail fr Chsges
and San Juan, on THURSDAY Feb 20, at o'clock r n
from pier No L. North River For freight or passage al
,. pa ,sts, spnv 10 r MILLS Agent,
,nf ,9e No. 81 Courtlandtst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY Offices No. 81 WALL-ST and No. Ga
BOWERY. This Company. with a cash capital vi
$4,000,
and large SURPLUS securely invested continues TO insure
agar st loss or damage by FIRE on dNeng houses
chaRdse bsUsehOd furniture and all descriptions Of Per-
sonai Properly, on the most favorable terms
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah johnson, AlonzO Alvord. Daniel BURNETT,
William Wallace, Thomas Nc Erath. Luke Baker,
WIN valentine James C Baldwin. Jay JARVIS
John 8. Harris, Robert Barley. Francis A PAner,
Jacob Miller James NJ Waterbury
DANIEL BURNETT, President.
J,wFs NJ MCLEAN Secretsry 81 MWSFtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
1T,HROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

THROUGH to SAN FRANCIsCO:-
i New-York and San Frsnclsce sieamihip Lhs-la'
rev steamship UNITED STATES, 5Oj taEs ourdea,
CHARLES q Perry commander will taze her oeparae Ilf
Chagrss On FRIDAY 10th Marco mex a. "; eDn,
WIEEryFID SCOTT q 100 tGns burden, kenrey COnu-
lard ander expected 70 depart rom Panama 70 san
yrarcco 90 the 10th of Apn ensuing These vessels 10
d eofyt md safety aye not surpassed BY any on tbs
route aud an experienced surzeGs e s,tscned 70 saeh
'' General A gents. 20 Beayer-St., Eew-York.
-,tn9s JONES & JOHNSTON. 90 Wall st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

NOR SAN FRANCISCO.--T The splendid
h New.York built clipper ship mo, Kimoall snta
master having lust returned from her first voyage TO san
Francisco will be dispatched the LIST OF March weather
permitting This beautiful ytse now at ner perth pier
No Moth River having very handsome and extensive
state -Teon for first ass and particu-
Iary well adapted second class passengers having hgh
tetw decks well ventilated respect for me voy-
age The number of passengers will be limited For fsgnt
or passage apply to GUbDON 8 COLT, NO IVo wEI.ss.
or MAILER LORD No. 100 Wailst. iSf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
Two COUNTRY MARRLE DEALERS.

n The advertiser is prepared TO furnish Marble from
Rutland VT for grave stone and monumental purposes,
from three derent quaIres al that place. TO any extent,
and the liberal for cash approved paper.
Of the finest and whitsst Marble the United Stsses
Cah, address through The mail. lpostpaid.l
THOMAS J. MCCARTHY, No 81 Beekman ST.
E.B-Partlss in the city who about TO build would
DO well to him call before making arrange msn tor
fronts ia imfuTh&5'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
wanfins 88hccls.

80. ,.;C1NC and WALTZING.-Classes
hNsS.,.ss quarter. at H. sEARINcS h p,y.ss
y.,l sSi M.a., nas ss Sss > ~ SILL
oSsIIs s ssa tho term Blade, and ssSs%en
ss. a, =, ~" % weeks
srsn sreiy cay. conee'e''' 81 6tThThsS'
ratrrss -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

VTNpY WELLS and h,s sis len .
I.S.rs =. Gavelb, ACADEMY tHf pA ~ No
anl Graceful w. Tenn commencing. Glasses io'
g - Mc,saJs and Thursdsys uernss ana ssi
sssss for Nssser and Misses, on ,ssss ea.se. md
Euydzya q Up. M. Hous ee'0' FIN
pfvxtn lessons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

COUNTRY MERCHANTS STORE
" BILLS with the handsomest designs to be found IL
the city Cards every size share color and quality and
all kinds Of plain and fancy job Prntp gdone seat qalck
cheap for cash at the extensive job aud Card Pring
Ofce of THOMAS r SUTTON No lac Fulton st, be-
Wseu Nassau and Broadway. Cal and see this springs
productions They are rich at sUTTON'S. lf Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

7 ITHOGRAPH-All sizes and weights
. = constantly on hand. or made 10 order by
JAMES r. DERRICKSON co,
2l ID No. 1876 FultOB-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
NTATE-ROOM PASSAGE to SAN

STATE-ROOM PASSAGE TO SAN
- FRANCISCO Tor $l75, IN the newanc msgnihcent
elipuer ship GOV MORTON, lyiDg at Pier NO. II, Eas
RIVER Her great size viii render her much more easy asd
Comfortable in rough weather AZ than smaller vessels
are and her spacious decks will ahord ample room iH the
convenience and exercise Of passeBgefs
ytit 10 the GOV. MORTON WI satisfy taose ,n,eoo-
ing 10 take passage that she IL much Sharper anu hoe
e'sgsnt shiD than afy other taking passengers
sh- will be fine TIM for speed and u Is conhGsnIs Do
Leyed che will make short passage as mas ever Deeh
uafs few vacancies vet remain Apply 70 81,
IaftG,s JAMES SMITH SON, No iH "al-N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

EVLINT'S CEDAR PAILS.-2OO dozen
prime article Cedar Pals three hoops iron bound,
and for sale BY d. NJ MARVIN CO. Agents,
l6f No AZ COurtla ldt at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

nor CHARLESTON - Connecting
a with The ISABEL br HAyANA.-Tae favorHe
steam ship sOUTHERNER. W. Foster Commander, wnl
lsave Pier No Mr., on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst a.
o'clock 7. NJ. precisely, beng the first Of the Weekly
trips between this port and Charleston For freight sp
py on board, and for passage. IN
sPoFyORD. TfLESTON 4 co No IS South st
Passengers by this steamer will be time 10 take the
steamer ISABEL, for HAVANA, which leaves Char es-
ton on Ike AID INST. l6f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

NEWS AND BOOK PRINTING PA
L PERS-Constsny on hand and made to order, by
l3f en- CYRUS W. FIELD l. co No. III Cliff RI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
NOTICE of INTENTION to FORM

I'VE OF IN Z IN lON w ON.
L Y an INSURANCE COMPANY Capital soOo,ooO,
divided int &C. eco shares Of $50 each The undefg1
hereby give notice Of their intention TO form an
COMPANY 10 be lcca' ed the City e New-fors 1na
be called THE BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS riae
INSURANCE. COMPANY, for the purpose OF niaaSs
insurance dwelling houses stores rents aod an knss
Of buildings and upon household urni ue merch4na
and other property against loss or damage o. e s
rkks Of and transportation, as expresses
the I'd subdivision OF The ls section OF the acI 20
for the Incorporation Of insui COMPANIES paseu AP
10, I849.-Dated New YORK, February D. 1904
DIRECTORS.
Caleb s Woodruff, Simeon Draper Morgan mo,sass'
II. J. Raymond, Alpheus Banning, John e Hun,
lb,an Waterman Cssner Childs + w. Edm0nds,
Jnhr Ryucs solomon JessuTun Warren Brady,
Calvin CoLdit, Vim. F. Burton, John Hasse,
Dsn1 p Barnard, John Yeliott, Georgs Huuli,
Alfred Jones, John Sheppard, Cnas W nun
Joseph Giles. Walter Keeler, John Bhtton Ji'
Henry Major. Charles Hooper, mos LesaS
Samuel Hassen, John p. wake, Jas a Don fI1sus'
Vim. NJ Dodge, Chss jenkins, Henry a Cathai''
Daniel Rabold, Rebt. McClellln, " WaIe,,
Joel Sammis Julius A. Candee, Rich'd J. Rlcharos'
Timothy Bergen.
JOHN BRUCE. President
SOLOMON JEssURUN, Secretary 81 l9,TuTh&s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

CHINA CLAY. 100 tuns ahOat and in
~ store for sale by JAS, DBRRJCKsON Co,
ito No. l03 FULTON 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

N EW- Y DIRK and CHARLES TON
1SsIEANSlII2 LIAE-SPEING ARRANGEMENT.
The new ard elegant steamships
MARION, Capt. NJ Berry UNION Capt Rch'd ADAMS
SOU1hEaNsR, JAMES ADGER
Capt. ". FOSTER Capt Dickinson
FOfmirg regular ssnB weekly liBs between Ne Yotk
AID JbIl ssion vii make their tTles az ( ilOws
lncn Ssi udsy --.Fsb IL Marion Saturday. March 20
seu;hsrEer. Nsj.----Fsb Isl James Adgsr..--..-
Ma iop, saart ay---Ftb 81 Un0n Saturday March u
James Acssr--------- SoutheLsr Wed March 81
l MOP sa urcay 49,. FEB as Marion SATURDAY April
South erner. Wed March James kdsef
Nanon, SATURDAY Mach elUrios SATURDAY April 10
Jtues Adser,----- ISoutbeYasr. Wed. Apnl ID
UEISn. SATURDAY March 49, Marion saturday Apul N
Serthernsf, Wed. -N arch I-iTames Adgsr -
The James Adger now flushing viii ba place in The
line early IN April
For freight apply on board at pier n r. and for pas
sage, at ii eoun' lDe-room Of
III II SPOFFORD. IILESrON6 CO, No IS S3u.h. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE
lv1 COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000
Ofire NJ. 1874 Broadway, corner OF John ST.
This Company. having its Capital all pad IN, is now
ready take risks buildings merchandise and property
generally.
DIRECTORS.
James Wright, VIM. y. Douglas, VIM. Barton.
NJ Van Setback, VIM. II. Smith, HerIy Salisbury,
Clinton Gilbert George Merritt, d r. Arnold,
b. + WhselwTgbt, Joseph Stuart. John Randall.
Jacob Harsen, VIM II. Appleton, p II Vande. wort
lanes Suvdam Isaac Phelps, W. X. Vernilyes,
James Stokes CALVIN Burr, II. III l.. Scott,
p W Fnes Samuel Colgate, John Nicholson,
T. II Heuick John ]. Phelps, NJ l. Seymour,
= II Owen Norman White. Stephen PhIlbn.
JAMES WRIGHT, President.
JOHN BAKER, Secretary. If 3mrurh&S'
VENHE NEW ENGLA N d LIVE
4 STOCK Insurance COMPANY Of New Rayes
Conn., insure horses cattle, &C. against loss from death.
either fram natural cause accident disease o de-
scription whatever New Ycrs Agency. No 10 Wall vt.
a7fN L. ID. HART Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

An TONS CHINA CLAY in store and
nv for sale By JAS 7. DERRICKsONk CO.
i7fU No le5 FutOn-st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
From Pittsburg.

THE ECONOMY socIETY-sTATE OF THE OHIO.
PrTrsBuRG, August 10, 1852.
In the suit of Nachtrieb the Economy Society,
the Commissioner appointed by the United States Su
preme Court has commenced investigating the amount
Of the assets Of the society The head Of the society Mr.
Baker has been undergoing, for two days, examina
ton which il very searching. 1t is thought the exam
nation will occupy month. An immense amount of
property is involved in the Nachtreb formerly
member was expelled from the society about twenty
years ago, and claims his share Of the property and
damages. The Commissioner appointed on o pre-
minary decree to report and to be subsequently argued
Among the assets is the Of $50 600 in specie which
withdrawn from circulation during Jacksons nd
mnisraon the suspension of specie payments by the
banks and which has been lying idle in the vaults at
Economy since.
herver to the extent of inches during
last night II now measures four feet by the metal mark
and Is still rising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Police IntelIyRence.

Lu,nJer Nuisance IN Hest Stee-Yesterday Mr. James
NJ Rchsrdson foreman Of the city track Of the Hudson
River Railroad, preferred complaint before Justice
stuart respecting certain pile Of lumber. erected at
the corner of Morton and West streets placed
the railroad track that 1t eDdangers the lives of the
eDgers in the and also the citizens who pass
1t. The owner of the lumber 10 question 1t seems Is
Mr Van Bussel against whom the magistrate issued q
warrant Of arrest charging him with nuisance endan-
gering human life. The object in making the above COM
plant Is merely to abate the nuisance 1t but ON
Tuesday last that woman named Margaret Loby was
injured very seriously by being ammed between car and
the pile Of lumber above designated and she is now In
the City Hospital not expected to recover II Is also
fact that for distance along West street. lumber Ia
piled up much too the track which Is likewise
sought to be removed.
yesterday caught In the dry goods store of Ernest Green
field, No l02 Eighth avenue having stoleh from the
money drawer ss 90 in cash, during the temporary alb
sence Of the proprietor Of the store When the boy
was arrested the stolen money found In his posses
sion The young rogue conveyed TO the Police Court
before Justice stuart who committed him to prison.
answer the charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Our Dcmerara Corresponden ence.

GEonoErowS, Demerars July 29 1852
Produce .abunddnt-.9ctiifv among the SAipping-7xe
Golden Discoveries, 8c.
The weather Is very favorable for planting operations
and as grinding has commenced in the States produce
will soon be abundant Our harbor is somewhat hnned
Of shipping all that to leave previous to the 18th
proximo are fully employed good deal of produce will
then be coming forward. and immediate advance in
fregbts will be the result
Our stock Of breadsus and provisions during the past
fortnight has been greatly increased by the
arrivals nom the United States, consequently sales
tnue dull the demand being equal only to the consump-
ton and that appears to be limited owing the number
OF plantains and other native provisions.
The gold discovery Is turning out to all absorbing
affair. The Wrapola river and its tributaries the
scenes which exceed the Cries Of London in appearance
IL found in large quantities. and its quality Is equal to
that of the best found in Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Political InteIIIUepce

SPEECH oP Col. BENroN.-Ex-S Senator Benton de-
livered speech on the llth inst, before meeting Of
citizens OF St. Louis called we presume, for the purpose
Of congrauating him his election to the House Of
Representatives from the First Congressional district Of
Missouri. The Colonel made dashing speech and re-
occd the victory they had achieved by carrying
the city and county Of St. Louis without losing
He exprcssed himself opposed to with Mexico to
enforce the revival Of the Garay grant, he Is against
with Great Britain on the fishing question: against sending
ships to the scene Of dispute and opposed alarming
the country with talk of But word do wa
hear from Mr. Benton in relation to the Presidential can
VASE. He stocay avoids to even mention the Of
either Of the two candidates, and left without
knowledge as to what course he will pursue in regard TO
the two great political platforms.
Geo Grenncll the whig candidate for Lieut. Governor
Of fMessachusetts last fall has declined denomination.
The hateRigencer says that Messrs Toombs and Ste
phens have gone home to Georgia. to eeconeer (being
apprebensive Of losing power) and will not return to
their seats in the present Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Personal IpteIIfuence.

Arrivals Mt the Irying.-J. McAuley, Pittsburg: d,
Wolfe Delaware; A. NcLaughan, Baltimore; j. Akin.
SON KY; Rev. j. Trego, Richmond; Capt MADDOX, U. 8.
A.; Dr. Savage, Natchez; A. w. Lloyd, Ga; and 12o
others.
At the American-J. H. Clancy, Charleston; L. Shell
YER do w: Steele, So. LOUIS j. II. Cooley do; Levi
Coyle, Washington; h. Wolfe, Delaware; W. Prescott,
Torontoi J Leese, s. c.; and 70 others.
at the Astor-B Little Elmira; Geo. Purdy, Califor-
MIA; Alex Libbey, do; NJ. l.. Sullivan Columbus O.;
Geo. T. upham, California; Otis Adams Boston, ".
II. Dicks and family, Elmrs @. d. Young England =.
Young do; Hon. Il. c. Salisbury, Troy; and 100 otDen
Pomeroy, Coxsake; ii. A. Bell Keenc; Hon. o. OI%. T
shank, Montreal Dr. 7. y. Hatch, Keene; " n Wa.
slySe Ohio: y 4. vaughn Tennessee; and So others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Meteorological Observations.

BY MoRsE's LINE OFFICE BASEMENT NO. WALL street.
THURSDAY August 10, 1863
BUFFALO, A. M.-Barometer 30 AZ. Thermomotee
20. Wind northwest. Clear and pleasant.
p. M.-Darometer 29.G3 Thermometer 49, Clear,
pleasant evening. Wind south
ROCHESTER, oA. MA very fine morning. Clear and
sunsbiny. Wind northwest Thermometer 78.
9P. Mt has been very day. Evening clear
and warm. Wind south. Thermometer 81.
AUBURN, 9A. MA beautiful, clear morning Wind
southwest Thermometer so.
=. Mt has been a warm and pleasant day. Clear
evening. Wind west Thermometer S4
SYRACUSE, 0 A. M--Beautiful morning Wind west
Thermometer II.
9P. MA pleasant evening. Wind little north of
west Thermometer So
Urea. "a. M.-Clcar splendid morning Wind south
west, Thermometer 7S.
r. M.-Clear and pleasant. Wind west Therno-
meter s2. The day has been fine, but very warm
ALBANY, 9A. M.-Clear and warm. Wind southeasS
Thermometer so. Barometer 20 GEO. Mercury TO-
L. M.-Barometer 20 $40 Thermometer 81 Mer-
curry So Clear fine evening The weather has been very
warm to- day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
The Odd Fellows.
THE GRAND LODGE OF NORTHERN NEW YORK.

TIE GRAND LODGE OF NORTHERN NEW YORK.
AUBURN, August 10, 1852.
The attendance at the Grand Lodge is full ever
Notwithstanding the warmth of the weather Nothing of
public interest has ranspired to-day beyond the desg-
nation of Ithaca the place for the next session of the
Grand Lodge, in August, 1853.
Last evening the members Of the Grand Lodge accept.
ed the invitation Of A. Goodwin ESQ., Of this city
levee at his residence in North street The grounds
rounding the house beautifully illuminated and the
spacious interior thrown open to the visters, who
Hospitality received by the worthy host and his la
dy Later in the evening" splendid banquet served
closed with music and dancing. IL was intended
that this reception should have been given by the ne
bers of the order in the city but they yielded tneir
wishes to the solicitation OF Mr. Goodwin The NUMBER
of members the order present at the evee many OF
whom accompanied by their ladies, was about two
hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
Aspect OF Affairs In Washlncton

THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL-TuE LAND DsrRrBT-
TIoN BILL--MR BURROWS AND TIE POSTMAsTER
GENERALsHIP, ETC.
SPECIAL coRREsroNpENoE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WAsHINGToN August 19-Sk p NJ.
The opponents Of the River and Harbor bill are deter.
mined to kill it, by loading 1t with amendments and pro-
tracing the debate Its friends already despair of pass
ing 1t. Judge Douglass amendments will probably be
carried by decided vote
The appropriation bills will be carried In the morning
hour and evening sessions that the Harbor bill will
not interfere with them
MIR. Benefits bill, as amended to indicate tho
lines of railroads in the States, will pass probably
the Homestead bill will be attached to it.
Hon Mr. Burrows denies positively that there is any
truth in the report that he to be Postmaster General
X.Y.Z.
THE FRENCH sP0LIATION BILL-THE sENATEs spE-
CIAL COMMITTEE-W0RK BEFORE CONGRESS-, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHIgGToN, Aug. 10, 1852
The vote in the House to-day the motion to proceed
to the business the spepkers table which agreed
to by majority Of twenty is regarded somewhat
of test question the French Spoliaon bill although
the House. directly after by three majority, went into
committee the Navy bill. The friends of the FIRST
named measure will renew the struggle with prospect of
success.
Mr.. Soules committee upon Mexican claims will
not get through their labors in to report this
session.
General Houston's committee, upon galphinsm gene
rally will probably make partial report before the ad
journment
The Lunac Asylum BILL granting ten millions of acres
of the public lands for Lunatic Asyums throughout tho
Union has the arest chance of any Of the various land
projects now before the Senate
Mr.. Benefits Land bill, and the Homestead BILL will
both 60 over to the next session.
We shall have action upon the Gardiner before
the Preside ntial election.
Mr.. Webster holds on.