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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
Remarkable Robbery by Government
Courier.

Under this title the lHUtpcHUu"ce' va
Rr,ses relates one Of the most curious and rotnahlc
,ces OF fraud VIII ch has Of late years been perpefaed
% rain Monsieur X, residlng at the Belgian cepIa
has been for several years sent LOT one oi .e
ie,relrv firms In London One day toward the end Oh
brusrv last ne was greatly surprised al receiving
Erolspd box sealed in I'VE places WIN req WAY
mo ins broocles brilliant rings, &c, 10 the 'aiue OF
bn, 1--WE ,houssud francs They had not been ordered
nv him nor did the package contain any no1ce OF tne
ui,eyior destination. The next post brought icter
f-ou, the London house. informing him that NJ
de Brachn Danish gentleman, i'in 10 tns euo tno
eseIonne in Brussels, had ordered the dispatch OIL
an assortment Of jewery, intending to make presents
10 bis bride Monsieur was requested 10 allow NJ &c
Raehn An 90 oortunty of choice but 10 part with nothing
ren, for hard cash Next day the agent sent TO the
awepp of the Danish gentleman the house indicated
in the letter was tina, Of g pianotorte maker. lne
stranger shortly afterward arrived TO inspect the
bjioux NJ de Brachn was young gentleman OF poh'nsu
and agreeable manners be examined the aru-
cles with a certain nonchalance through his glass,
no, carng to disturb them far as TO take them INTO
hands He concluded bis brief survey win sngn'
sbrue of the shoulders remarkng that tney wcie -
rococo and not ike the fashionable articles OK me s
firm which ne had seen and admired In 81 rev Ss.x -
He exceedingly regretted that Monsieur a. 20 !. .~oe
much trouble but he must present ms Fey a. ,as en8
thing better short parley follower, ILL., rbe Arm 20
no III m sT,rensed trouble he chose pm sno fInk
IT, nee US only sOOf, and drsit On Sv he
ine p -, ,hs agent Monsieur y was cosleus III
onS 80 the check to London 81 Sos
MoJ h s-uar and then his customer snouio ~
iewery smile played on inc s .ond nav in .,er
Dane d., vas sunday the banks were saut-an, wen
he would call him tomorrow. lno -h,ss
-then &c .;,eu with 90 much grace and q DOW wn'ca
kng ~ intimate that the conference was an eno'
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Rnsns EngInnd.

The London Examiner Is obstlnately
and bndly English in its opinions upon oil sub
iects but it has also blunt way of crticislng
toadyism in high places and all kinds of mean sub
serviency which is manly and refreshing. Eng
land is Justly highly esteemed for the generous
manner in which it insists upon receiving all for
eigncrs, whether exiles or guests-but its want OF
dignity in honoring crime in official position Is
equally remarkable. Rosas and Haynau, assas-
sins upon the great scale, are received with Gov
emmental courtesy, Mazzini is condemned and ut
terly neglected, and Kossuth slandered in misera-
BILE WAYS. The Examiner speaks of Rosas recep-
ton as follows, and every humane mind will be
glad that there is such public sentiment in Eng
land, although it does not chance to be in office
With undeniable consistency Rosas has been re-
ceived with all honors under the Government,
whose head rebuked the press for its structures on the
usurpation and tyranny Of Louis Napoleon. The Port
Admiral of Plymouth Sir John Ommanney, who was 80
renss and backward in the deporabe of the ANA
2on all the alert to receive and honor the de-
posed tyrant Rosas Zeal for humanity not the
thing required for this occasion, and the peculiar zeal
not for humanity not wanting. All the authorities
inspired with the same zeal, and nothing but Sick
ness preventtd the District Commander OF the Forces
from paving him homage Rosass letter Of recOmrnen-
dation Is written characters OF blood he comes to
our asylum with credentials OF cminality hardly to be
paralleled IN atrOcy place Of shelter was MS o1e as
an exile but that is not what has been assigned TO him.
but place OF honor Marvellous has been the esgerness
of English gentlemen high in military and naval author
ity to grasp the blood stained hand In remarkng on
the attack fIaynau, we raised the question whether
the frequent example of the honor paid by the higher
classes to unworthy notoriey of any kind might not ac
count for the outrage against the Austrian savage the
sentiment provoked la many cultivated but honest
nature being, II will let this man know what
thought of his conduct will He shall not get of with
nothing but compliments and cvilites." But there
could be none OF this feeling the OF maetactors
class of society with which his Intercourse lay. The
Plymouth authorities doing honor Rosas must suffer
much in the comparison with the draymen of Bankside
mobbng IIaynsu. There was an honest sentiment at
the bottom OF the one fault there is nothing but guilty
sympathy in the other, unless ii be seryty To Gov,
eminent which s supposed to favor the instruments oil
despotism in every part of the world
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~ The citizens of Mobile have pre-.
,,ed Mr. VIM sydney Smith British Consul IN Cuba end
WHO was % generous 10 his treatment III me ns Amens
prisoners there, with service OF pate'
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LONDON ART-UNIoN. - The annual
meeting of this Association recently took place In the
Lyceum Theater London, the Earl OF Londesborough
in the Chair. The Report was read, by which 1t ap-
peared that the subscription of the year amounts to the
sum Of aI2,9O3 showing considerable increase on the
amount collected in 1851. The reserved fund now
amounts to s47iO Us. cd. The following is state
ment OF the receipts and expenditure:
Amount of subscriptions .....,......'''''.''1l"%o
Set apart for purchase Of pictures statuettes, ~
brolzes tazzas and prize engraylngs....'''.' ofo ~
Cost of engraving OF the year oivf' ~
Printing advertising and other expenses IN 80, n
clusiDg reserve OF y per cent. ~'i'
Total.
Among those who obtained prizes we observe the
names Of several AmericansMr P Borney Jr, OF bos-
ton. having drawn $50, and Mr. j. II K'dder, also OF
Boston $50 The Institution was never more prosper
ous and commands the entire confidence Of the puonc
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THE this department vii
Monday of November next and con
tnua all o lhe ensuing March
PAU r. Eve, NJ. d., Principles and Practice OF surgery
John NJ Watson M d., Obstetrics Diseases Of Women
Children. .#.
A IL Buchanan, NJ D. Surgical and Pathological Anatpay and
Physsogy.
W.K bowling M D.. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
X. Winston, D., Mateia Mediea Medical Juspru
Robert M Porter, NJ d., General aud Special Anatomy.
J. Beuen Lindsey, M. d.. Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, N. d., DemonstTaor OF Anatomy.
The anatomical viii be opened for students the hrs
Monday nf October.
The students will have the State Hospital
will be the
sors, commencing o u die Monday Of October.
o professor Sl5 maculauOn ticket s5 dlsseetng
ticket, $40 graduation fee, S25
from 81 so
Further may be obtained BY addressing the
Dean. j. Is. LiNDsLEh, M D., Dean,
NASHVILLE, (Tenn,) June, 1852.
Sep o-lawtistNoy
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NoTICEThe board army appointed
sixth making appropriations for hs support Of
army approved 81 1884, which Is in the following
terms and figures 10 vii:
% further enacted That for the pay and equip
ndsmen, finding their and
OF Captain John O. FRI,
Cnan during the eighteen hundred and forty SIX
War Department,
the supplies consumed by said volunteers said
hundred and eight thousand dollars Is hereby
sney the otherwise uppfup
Secretary War ID autnrzed and empowered
appoint officers
report All claims be
advanced and supplies 81 all kinds
raid command whilst thus
public and for the said beard Of objects
the Of two thousand dollars hereby Appropriated
being session Washington D. c. notifies all hav-
against United for funds advanced and sub
supplies furnished
the serving Of Captain John
during year eighteen hundred and
10 present Office
syyana and t7th
Al d1cumcn presented boid " The English language
must accompanied by KaH 81 Translation
National lnieigoncer and Republic Wellington, D. o. the
boston, Mass the New York express, in New
York ciy the Pennsylvania Isguer ~ Phadeha ps The Re
pubcap, Louis, Mo the Bulletin IN New Orleans, La
Evening rcsyune San trsneisco Cal requested TO
wseks and send their
copy their paper the ahhce ofthe board.
wAsnINsroS, u. q, August IL, le5L
Sept l3-2awiw
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Ann White William M. PsEser.-In tho Cise4it
Court for Montgomery eounty Court Of Equity.
THE complainant In bi about the leih day
land lying In Montgomery county, devised 20 her BY
White hundred dollars deed
delivered her defendant
pursuance Of defend
Twelve number payment the
hundred dollars. which be-
four hundred dollars aDd
cents Interest rem 2lst 1886
defendant further
executed and delivered the complainant beaag
said deed and purporng be of the
said land the puTcasanonsy thereof which, the
advised, Ii not sufficient la Law mortgage
on the said land
The b therefore, prays the said paper
equity deeTeed portion
sold for the OF the said notes which hayt
defendant
make and sufficient the said premises
said day, be given by the court
complainant purchase thai there
and publication against the said defendant
State OF Maryland ia unknown II
Gath Of August 1884, adudged and ordered that
the causing of this order 10 be inserted IN
newspaper published Washington, IN the District OF Co
before the 18th day October
defendant the object and sub
this bill and him this conri IN person
before first Monday Of March next, 10
the premises and he has, why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy tests
JAS q. HESEe, Clerk.
Sep Ia -lawfw
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HE undersigned being by engagements from attending
OF land him. has concluded offer IL fol
private sale This farm about Two miles from Wam,burg
James City county In williamsburg located hourhinl
which considered be
in excellence by any country. William and College
this under supervision OF The
assistant bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church % Virginia.
distinguished have educated including Jet
other American Presidents Individuals DESTROYS OF edu
children red therefore, inducemen
vicinity moreover,
York. Baltimore, aud Rcbmond will shortly touch regularly
eht be convened lucrative market garden consists
arabic land valuable meadow One
mill there abundance of mar The
whole 81
n e miles Norfolk Beacon
since, gentleman who the proprietor Of
York offered ca for ~ Of land and refused H.
The intention of who wished make the purchase
establish vegetable garden,nSe.
"THE VEGETABLE cRoP o Lower vRoiMA.-We take from
Argus following statistics, 'The
New carried
Nook 81 barrels OF cherries and 23s barrels Of The
Baltimore boas week averaged each "Trip 20U
II is estimated thai not less than half million OF
money viii be realized the present season BY the shipment OF cary
vegetables from th. port '-RiclAnona Engubre.
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia -
July 22-Iawd JOHN NJ CALF, M d.
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University OF Virginia

THE session Of this university win October l
Il and end June 29th.
It, schools ancient lanEuagss modern languages
mathematics T. posophys 5, chemistry and maisra med
caj g. mcdicnei y comparative anatomy phyongy and
moral phosophy q lawi 10, leciufehiP % anatomy
professor school, assistant each
OF schools modern languages md mahe
nae and adjunct professor flaw, and lecturer anatomy
Expenses. paid in advance II school be
attended sJ0 II $50 eachi three s25 each SIS
NoTrIn the school law the fee for the intermediate
$685. the senior, sf5-aendanes higher involving
privilege % attending lower class Tho fees for Tho
entire Of medical ecture including the dlsseeng
fee, S95.
BOARD and lodging including diet bedding, furniture,
and attendance $40, paid In three insaimrn
advance sing 50 70 $40 per session fuel and light,
upiuE room, 10 $40 each li0
Rent Of dornitory occupying 81
Mairculsuon fec, &c. sl5 is
Qas
contingent depotta Of $40 required Of each student
The necessary clothing pocket books Se
GEssNER " ARRIsoN,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty
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MW stIss 80 ,s s;;ls.sls|l

A NEW Route to pittsburg. vita the baltimore, sus-
gehanno and Pennsylvania Raroad7Aroagh 20 Ph'bs u
q will leave Calvert station daily
with the United States from Washington and Bsmere at ~
a connecting with the fast line NJ Nddcown " Up w. ar
irving n Harrisburg nj IN nj 10 dinner
The Harrisburg for the west at p arriving
Athis point have the option
taking either ohnstown thence by packet boats
stages direct from Holidaysburg psbnrr
Tickets following this wit
York. wnghtsvle, Columbia, Marietta, Mddleiown Harrisburg
Mieown perrysvle, Lewistown, Mcvcyown Hunt
inQdon, Holidayshurg and Piusburg
Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle shpyensburs Chambebur
points N this road
the accommodation Washington for
hove points the baggage Of company win
the Baltimore Railroad Company arrival
the morning baggage which viii b
carried free Of charge 70 Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
oct1-dn Ticket Agent
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STEWAHr yickens and Mary yfckens, hts wife.
~ Dunnsd Meekins William Meekns, Emily Meekins and
smhIn the circuit Dorchester county,
equity State Of Maryland July 1852 August A.
The object this suit decree for certain
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bill John M-ekns said county,
departed this life the eighteen hundred
and thirty, leaving widow Elizabeth Meekin Mary Meekns,
Thomas M-ekns Denssa MeskHs and Smith, that the
said John Meekus seized aud % ct land called
Mahy Point, lying and Meekins Neck, Tar
said county, thirty land that
devised said widow, Elizabeth Meekns during
Elizabeth
spring eighteen hundred that the said Mary
Meekn has inennarrvd with the said Nckens
the Thsmas Meekns this e leaving
children, William MeeNus Emily Meekin his heirs
said william Meekins and Emily Neekins infants
under the years. that the said Susan smith
len Of Maryland reside unknown
will be benefit
concerned that land shall be sold under
this purpose OF division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
adudged ordered decreed by the order OF the
county, the complainant causing
this order inserted In newspaper published
Washington each Of i've weeks before the
September giving the said absent defenda
yng heirs dsad Of the object and substance Of this
BILL them this conr Wy
before the fourth Tuesday Of January next TO
premises aud show cause II she they have, why
decree ought 10 pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL d. In CosPrE, Solicitor for Complainant
True cnpy-Testei
AuglI-iaw5w Z, J. HENRY, Clerk.
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omee or comm,s.lensr % Panne aa.la.ng.,


WAsHIEoTos, September a, 1852.
PROPOSALS will be received until O'Clock,
Thursday the 4 November for grading and
wing carriage Of Pennsylvania
furnishing and curb
side thereof furnishing and laying flag foot
intersection with the which cross H.
The width Of paved viii be about 70 eet The
than less Than inches IN
laid bed OF good gravel inches deep and
including grading and all
well the taking The old cutters and haegng
The curbiug OF York blue inches thick and
Is The beng dressed bevel aud
will be received TINS will be set
gravel inches deep The tagging will be Of gness large
The the Falls and IL TO be LAID on bad
Of gravel inches deep.
the price foot ncal, and for
tagging superficial, including all materials.
iii grading becomes NIL than neen
Deep will be made for above
that Depth surplus
be disposal such of the old may be used
a price viii he charged 10 the contractors
be divided secons and proposals will be
them. The first will al
h of 18th the second from the
third from thence
fourth from thence side of 2Gth
Proposals grading paving will be from
cubng and tagging, distinct contracts be made
for works.
The be executed in the best within three
under the superinendence Of
his judgment
be conclusive between the parties Security will be
required faithful Of the contracts and deva
ton from The will be allowed.
proposals will 10 o'clock the 4th of No
vembe the Of such the bidders attend
at this afhca. WM Easily,
Sept 5-IawtihNov Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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Through Cincinnati Ly dsnc except miles,
tohich Il done IN coaches,
THE mst Calvert station daily, ut H. D. n and
gulay with the fast line the Pennsylvania rail
road Harrisburg, the mountains daylight and
through PtsbuR hours from time Of depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct with the
the ohio and Pennsy Pburg and Cleveland
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and BY II
going through FROM Baltimore 10 Cincinnati in
forty four hours running
The slow mail ae place daily sH, BY
this line reach Holdayburg OF the day Of de-
pariure and lie until s. the day, when they com
their the mountain In Pittsbag
evening, in thrist hours time Of departure from Bait
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural and Tep0se.
These lines are now enjoyment liberal patronage
from travelling public their equipments be surpassed by
those any other between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Tor Piburg Massion Cleveland and Cincinnati by
line" procured only Of the Of the Bait
sus1ehanBa Railroad Company Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following rates:
Iincnnhu ssss.svlL W
10 Cleveland ~ ~
Mhssion...... w
iuFWsphfk y
Travellers will bear original througline
70 Cncinna lie time and H. accommodations cannot be e1oeied
ALFRED GATHER,
superintendent
orrtcr BALTIMORE ASp srsquFHASNG RItLRoAn TO,
BALTIMORE August 90 1854.
Aug 2i-dswif
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber, having
"a determined his affairs offers for sale hi
county Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little River turnpike road leading from hlerandna Wncheste'
four former place, and six from Wash
incon city, District u Columbia The Improvements cons o
large twosory brick house. with five
Kitchen all necessary buildings ALSO brick tavern
bsckfmh shop, which furnish annually between
hundred and any About
hafof wood; the balance cleared and In rapidly
improving The crops, stock Sc viii be sold with the
land and Immediate gwen For further particulars
qure 81 Daniel Racd esq Washington city, D. e., DR..
isaac Whistler, Alexandria, Virginia. - . -
tg-law5t EDWIN q lITLHlGH.
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WAshIs"feNs ID @, kepL q. Ias9
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received al This oaice man
~ 10Th day OF November O'Clock p M for e1eea s
bek~ofk Of the extension OF the Unilsd Capitol e
be price 10 be stated Aousaadn " ka count hic
Is 10 cover the cutting Of all
bag also all tools, scaodng rigging, e
the execution Of the The brcks lime sand and
furnished by government A' :" "
The successful bidder win be required furnish approved
$4,000. ~"o1nl q
Each bid 10 be accompanied by guarantee signed b
ties, this effect that bid shall he
viii enter into contract FOR the aforementioned work AZ ~
stated h bid, al time within thirty The ee
proposal the sufeency Of the said
be eehed BY person known The Department o inv
terror. "e IN
The right will accepting such bid AS m.Y ~
sideed Secretary lnieer o1s goa
S'
Each bid be sealed and endorsed Eyoposals for tik
ths extension Of the United States Capitoi.n Vhg
The bids will be opened presence OF such bidder,
see attend the Department Of the on saa
the 27h Of November, at ~ O'Clock, u'l,
THOMAS U. WALTER
Architect OF the Extension OF the United States Cam,
Sept 29--taw2m N'p"a
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b Co,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool
G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE h CO.,
o6 Dame des victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
owners gold, silver
specie jewey precious metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor value thereof therein expressed
Sept5-dly
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pHARLEs IL. CIemeacy and Elizabeth Cien,ency

CHARLES III. Ciemeacy and Elizabeth Cicmency,
" his wife, Eusebus Welsh obers.-Circuit Ceut
Talbot county in equity term s2Tne object Of this
u real Talbot
county, which certain John Leonard died seized and
The b John Leonard departed this life seized and
Talbot county, complainant,
elizabeth H. eency and the defendants Enebiu WEIGH Sally
Porter NJ Ellen Wech and James Williams
Mary lans, bis wife, his heirs and legal
that will be the advantage Of all in
the said should Sold that the said
Williams and Mary Williams reside Of the State OF Mary
land.
hereupon ndudged ordered that the complanns by
causing copy be inserted in pub
Washington District Of Columbia, each
weeks before the FIRST Of November
object
this bill, them this by
citor before third Menday in November
the premises and show any they have why decree
ought not pass, prayed.
b. HOPPER.
True copy-Aiiest;
SAMI T. HOPKINS,
Aug le-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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Notice or the Establishment OF three additional Land
Districts fn the state OF Iowa.
Congress Augusta l32,
d An three additional land Districts in tbs State
hereby declare the land Office
for the CH ACTION DSrRlfT"in said State, hxrd the
of Gil aRToN that for the tNoRTHERN DISTRICT" al
FORT DES MONEs, that for the missouri RIVER DIS
TKCT the nKANEsviLE the sites which have beer
designated by The President Of the United States
Given hand city Of Washington this second day
Of September, A. ID. le57
By order II the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting COMMISSIONER OF the General Land Office.
3-lawew
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NOTICEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens 81 Wash
public generally that they have this entered
coparnershp for 81 making piaps specific
and estimates dwelling houses and
descriptions OF builders thorough prsccn
acquanancs with the branches n house hsdng authorizes
the undersigned thu 70 offer their services TO meet the increasing de
mands o the community.
street uonh side, third door from eth win be
open for business FROM 8, m, IN 9, y.
JOHN G HARNESS.
Aug l0-9a.lm WV. w, BlRTH
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NOTICE

To Presumption Cidinan and 10 Lese 0ocuPani' aud Permit
tees Of Masrai Lands,
Every entitled % the right Of pre- emption 70 any Of the
lands within townships and fractional townships above
cred Is required 10 the the satisfaction Of the
register land Office and make
therefor practicable seeing hs notice, and befr. the
appointed Of the ps sale Of the lands
embracing claimed otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
And every peon having right under the act entitled "An act to
land district in the etny Of Wisconsin, and
approved I'd March, s ic'ses oeponis
periscs the extent Of their leases OF pef@ any
townships and fractional townships above
entitled the entitled can net 10
price Of the mineral lands IN the Lake Superior
district, Michigan, aud Chippewa district IN Wisconsin,,
approved 26 September a enter the land covered by er
leases and permits respectively nj the minimum price
Of 81 95 ncnyering Than one full section, emit
cd the surrender such Tense permit NJ the proper lard
Office, purchase shall full section, the
50 required 70 establish the the sats
Willow uver, make
therefor practicable after seeing this nots and be
appointed the the public
cised, othese such claim will be
JOHN WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Ana