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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

- EkS-R5e1tne Cards, the cheapest and most superb
that can Dc Lad the city, constantly kept % hase ana
for ssls Il ne iscsor Of sse Congress Stationery Ma
featuring ConPany. No IS vsssy-st- Wanted, young
4 an Who p thoroughly seqsnn'sd with ths Stationery
bssness sn1 10 competent osckksspsr The best Of re-
ference yoQu1yed.
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40 EDITORS aHd FRINTERS.-For
Sac CosriU Ns-sp pei 10 a e,arishisg -ndhion.
hu' athsri distance non a. CIV ~ Nes Havea Con-
heets 9Th exc. Leaf lob on e. located Of
TIE beet dare of tee State rhs
Proprietor induced disD ~ ~ she ss,salsh only
On account - VI hssfh Ios young 9Th saodsrafs
cspn.t Better opportunity 1sysf was cssrsS ILSurs n
this Ace.
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CHRISTMAN'S MUSIC DEPOT

~ Nos. sos Broadway 20 Pearl SIest MT c. G.
CHEISTMAE kas ,ened, at No sos Broad way,
terHvs and elegant est sbshmsnt whore music and
sca Of every description Be found at the
ton
Mr. ChrssnaA viii aim TO make his catalogue Of musis
and hs assortment of second IN the
CITY, The public ae respectfully invited to examine his
stock.
B-Mnitary Bends supplied with musical instru-
meats OF every description and all kiDds Of mrsical
sluments repaired at his Msnufac,oy No. l04 Pesrls
where also very large eli Of all kinds of musical
snpmepts for sale At the lowest wholss ale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

oSitsossia.-Ths PACIF1C MAIL STE aMSHlP
C6MHANY feel called upon give public notice that no
kets viii be rscoGpizeo by their agent AZ Panama wech
- moi by an officer Of Company and that tick
- thus signed can Obtained only q their Agency No.
~ West a. OF of C. l.. BARTLETT, Geo.. Boston or
~ Mesns ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co :New-OrleAns.
By order, WIN. II. DAvIDGE, Secretary.
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4 UCTION NOTICE.. COTTON

mo LET-Ts genteel Family, pert o.
s,oe siss' eo.ssS Il fsss psssss . S Sss! ssl twe
sssns. VIII paatsiso, n tA!rd sesy,. 1s.s ~ -
!.sasr: 4S.ss "a. LEE. Ne. u ws"sss' ""' -
Kmg.A, NJ.
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" Building Aasseiatisas. Fire Insurance

u Unparalleled Success. The erst regular meet
~ q the SECOND KNicKnRBCCKeR BUILDING
AWOClAfION will BE- held IN Kacksrbecktr Hall cor
ssr Of "a 81 snd stk-v- Gu MONDAY EVENING nsls,
- y sseck. This Associatsa 10 u . aoarsh.ax coadi-
Voc, be1e ofssnissd snly three weeks and w redeem
sAssse q his meeting. Ne advise all whs wish JON
sSnaS s week 10 call At the scs 81 the Secretary No
~ ~ ava which opsa during the day sad eysans We
bob hides And ssuisnsA - attend hs messiag
Ne prmseiss ,,d Rrch;s vii y sssseashly explained
ANeoN WILLIE. vice-Pvssi6sut.
T. nAppBS, secretary. s6Ass Ne ioe sth Nv.
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NEW-YOHk rktnsN l..
x..x zxy-y,xA DAILY rNsDENF
-UurLV MOANING, ti,llsuss GTC.r.E
SperiGi Nctirea.

~ General Comrntttee OF democratic Votx
vcnna Mta-. & ta,s Co. uttse ~lli D. hsIa
-. Rrosdes, House ga FRlDA EVESi NC, ApfI q.
~" EaisTUs BROOKS, chairmar.
~ BUpD. (s.c,s,aye.
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OERVANTS.-Fam in want Of good
- hsIp for ey or country can obtain such = the ecs
No 10 (rsnd ~ scar the Bowegy where nsae but thoes
Of rooi nos Il chsSactsr and whom bshsvs 70 BE- srcty
honesS md Temperate are aalsgsd - remain -
Wsn1sd, Q few Protestant gizss. ]. WAITE
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0MEE'S O-METALLURGY
- NOW READY, Elements Of Electro etallurgy.
by Alfred Since, r. RS Surgeon TO the Bank OF Easland
vised an enlarged with numerous wood cuts aud Rec
trotypes Subjects treated Galvansm The Properties
of Gsvanic batteries Additional Sources Of Votaic
Power SUBSTANCES. capable Of reoeiv,
Metals Electro. Gliding Silver Plating. &C. Various Ap
glieatisns Of The Rsducsies Of Metals By 0ay.. The
isg, Voltaic BlastiI &. vol limo full clsth 81 IS
JOHN WILEY. Publishsr: No ls Patk. place.
Just published. MAHONV CIVIL ENGINEERING,
9Th edition, with additional matter aAd plates. I VOL
evo., 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

a. Psstpsnemeas of Public Meeting.-In con-
sequence OF the STORM Tuesday evening the
esb Building Association have journsd thsir rs pubic
meeting until THURSDAY EVENING. April l, at the
Apollo Rooms, No. ll0 broadway, At II o'clock when j.
BANCROFT STEW EMS, Esq will deliver IN address
BY order Of Trustees,
JOSEPH N BARNES, President.
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Uoal.

- OUT the UNION Tho und0F6eD06 hov1nE focont~
y made very important improvements n shses scales iss
Weshpg Coal and also having sduced heI prices 70 the
lowest point ct hich coed be o6sisA
prepared suBy .hS:s u ths cSa ..s4s q sA:
modification Of Whssibsrow scales also for sale
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TAMES'S NEW CHARMING NOV.

- Ell Third Edition ready
A STORY WITHOUT A MA NE By q. p. R. James,
ESQ Price 37} cents
decidedly one Of the finished Of the numer
works Of this popular and fertile novelist James has
dawn few characters of surprising oveliness than
the heroine Emily HaAtr 60 nor has he portrayed
the converse Of ali We admire in woman with holder
and than The portrait he exhibits in Mrs HaZleon The
male Sharacte tGo stand in his pictorial group nd
vdoal zed and chactsred The story is a. usual with
,.n Ss.ei in Ss srs ssd sss last effort Of his genius
csptbility Of inv entive power |" tHame Journal.
STRINGER TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway.
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: Cook. understands fine washing and
U.LF. AID as CbAAhe maid and Water ~ l. he
care y efcren ny tao ssnecsn- Grls Protvstans
It' tes' c'ty references sUea. Apply Ne. 80 sd-sv.
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lust PUBLISHED-Seeond edition Of
- the RICOLLECTIONS Of q POLICEMAN. BY
Thomas Waters. Of the London Detective Corps. limo.
Mssn. Is cent? paper. 50 cents:
EXPEBIENCtS OF BARRIsTER; by Warren
Wan ESQ, of the Iunsr Temple. Iluarated. lano.
Musn, IS cents, paper, 50 cents.
Win publish ON TAuxadsy, April I, HEROINES OF
HISTORY by Mary e. Hewitt. i3ms. Muslin. Illus
"1''' CORNISH. LXMP0RT CO. No. PAX. place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

V1 WALTZlNG ACADEMv.-Mr. p. having been
licited by many families The borhosd Of eth
open school r young sdss and young gsasiemsu o the
spring quarter beGs that he has engaged the
large at ckss He'll in the hay of
2d s The soho0l will BE- opened Saturday. April 3
and be continued every Wednesday and Saturday during
the quarter commencing sl O'Clock In the afternoon. and
continue till o'clock AL the and fashionable DANCES
Of the day vii 10 taught A. the termination OF the half
quarter Mr p will give afternoon 9ores 60 show the
progress ofthe scholars Also ct the csse 81 the
son. Entrance to the school in 23d &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

THO LET, or the STOCK for SALE
Il that iNgs Boot aid shes Iaablsh9saS Se: ~
y" - - s ~. II ess r. 81 Ne $50
q Dry Cesds, - 80 large bustnese.
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MISS CHEsEBRO'S NEW BOOK

M ISS CHESEBKUS NEW bOOh
I1 will be published on THURSDAY, APRIL
lisa, A PILGRIMAGE" By Caroline ChssebFo. au-
thor Of Dream Landby Daylight" In volume. l1me
price 81.
There 10 no grsat diversity Of charaets-Ao introduce
ton foreign draw of the thoughts from the
pilgrim but there are two heroes each
other the life. far heaven and heu-oe
Shipping God, the other defying bis own wrl-rhe
stIove the other ruined an immortal SOUL Lsok
for the moral We think it may b found"
Home Journal.
On sATURpAY-DREAM LAND BY DAYLIGHT
BY Caroline ChssebTo Second edition. In volume
''"''' ''''' - - ' j. 5. RSDrIrLD Clinton Hall.
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70 IuStat,aIien.-Tbe Fnen Is cf CAlsdona section
u. Ctoet. VI Tent are iLyyed 10 ~ enc tnor
m,sng 10 witness this very perssHz cerenios, q, Their
Hail Ger Of Broadway and Lspenard IT., Oh IA hoAf
EVENING Apnl3
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business for sALE.-A we'll estsb-

- shsd and respectable cash business Ii offered log
sale: the pgsfs at present 80 per week. and daily il
crsasisg month non u time they will - double
that TO sctiye, en<svprisag man. fortune
be realized For fasfhS particulars Interview
address wA MARTIN. (preDaid,) Broadway Post O1os
n RIf the whole 10 net seid, partner win b taken
with 81, 800 in cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

h Far Tippet Lost On Tuesday evening, soth
nss about u O'clock in University place. bessssn lin
sssand Usvesi,y place. Ladys Eur Tppet Any person
the sane TO No &c wes 18th ct will b, hbsrAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

~ Pubic Si,racu ..s "a
TIE MLIU Al iOAH HOEn IL h IA IA =. net
nrs the soc Ii,rs,y es.c ,s's Staa eco
800 ~ y. ~ The na,Gse .Id paa ftois As
,oc,s ion wife snI banned in mpls PRACTICAL aad
-. - - The All CJvsfnmeat sGd
LIS Sc vi, rbni,ssd : sd p nn; aud ne us1at
s,;c.,.s,, pes den Wee Pc. ;drt. Con n ttes OF
Msa,....r, esc's AIRY sc aetobs appointed. snd ths
S.c.ts s~h'y es lied Fs'evsd seats for iadies,
&c., c>|euercs VII be e'pscsly colsahsd Pers,ns
n a, .,s cbe previous ~ the alice, ", AstoI
A.. IN the bookstore of ADRIAHCE SHERMAN.
Es,isi fee 81 Shares sac MoBthly payments. s..
a JOE1LI2. Treasured
+. Gene one pe all aid be there 10 line.
~ The Fulton Building and Mutual Loan
Association Subscriptions ~il be received ny the Sec
IsssIy the Office Of the Association No 6. Bo~s'y I'm
the titIzsns' IRsvIsnee Co.. every MONDAY and SAl-
URDAy EVExIN0, 'front.' to o'clock
Members who have not received their pass DOCKS can
get by calling at the sffce Of the Secretary.
ELtaace fec, 50 cents; monthly cues ~ 3O; eoares
limited SEQ, large proportion Of which are now tssen
be sold ISAAC AMIR IAN u secretary.
N POTTER Attorney, No 81 Wall S.
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EY- The Second Peoples Building Associa;
on.-The books Of this Association open, and
viii cor ,inue be few days lcsser TO receive sshserp
TORS, Al the sfics. No sy Oh sv daily unul o'clock IN
Div Rosns corner Of iSth aud sth THURSDAY
EVENING ist April. AL persons who may wish 70 Join
invited to attend and any explanations asked will be
given Several expsctsd 10 address
the meeting OLIVER II LEE, President
ADRIAN McBklDH, Vice Prest
J +. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

TO DRUGGISTS.-The stock and fix.
Il tuIes Of Rsta Drug Store bs sale, situated q ~
corner Of Grand and 3dsts, Wlliansbufgh Inquire -
the pYemtsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01

AS SEAMsTRIss and good Dressmaker
"A BY . respectable young Glrl. o. would engage .
Children's Maid Can be for days at her ersssn
situation. No. VaIick- place, between Houston an
BleeckerSts
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" Nstice.-THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS IN
sTlTUTfON, No s<s Broadway, Will allow iatersss On
all deposits made before the lot # April next
per cent. Of $500 and undsr FIVE per cant for
suns Of 81 eco and over $3.50.
n BIhs Institution divides its surplus among the de-
posHus when il amour 70 TO more than $4,000.
A A. AIVORD, Secretary.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-12
NUMBER AZ

should control the conduct of public
agent. Representing, as the United
States do before the world, the great
cause of free, popular, and republican
institutions, it seemed 10 ne that il
would be in some measure to betrey that
cause if person instructed TO act or TO
speak in their name should go forward
with an appearance of indecent haste
to salute dictatorial power which had
risen by violence on the ruins of writ
ten republican constitution, however
defective, here. On the other hand.
the President having appealed to the
nation TO ratify his illegal acts, and
pledged himself, in the event Of an un-
favorable decision, to surrender at once
the position he now holds by no tenure
but that OF force, he can have no Just
fcause of complaint if the Representa-
tive of foreign power thinks proper
to await the decision OF the only right.
tul tribunal in questions Of interior pc.
litical organization, whose Judgment
has been formally invoked.
These are the principles which, in
the absence of Instructions from my
government, | have assumed as the
proper guides Of my conduct in nov
el and delicate situation, rendered the
more responsible by the opposite course
taken by all the rest of the diplomatic
corps. trust they may meet the ap-
probation OF those TO whom alone am
accountable.
have the honor to be, with great
respect, your most obedient servant,
w. G. RINES.
Mississippi palladium. [volume] (Holly Springs, Miss.) 1851-1852, 1852-02-12
TE9ns OF ADVERTISING.
Ser seuare of 10 irnea CT less. frs, inae-.
Ens,ish tuxur:ousuess.

Few OF Us whose lives are passed in re-
publican simplicity, have sny definite ides
of the amount Of wealth and splendor that
surrounds many Of the English mobiles in
their princely residences. An intelligent
American writing from England, describes
some Of these things;
The Earl of Spencer's homestead, about
sixty miles from London, COMPRISES 20 coo
acres, tastefully divided into parks. meat
ows. pastures. woods and gardens. His
library, called The finest private library in
the world, contains fifty thousand volumes.
Extensive and elegant stables. green
houses and Conservatives, game keepers
house, dog kennels, porters lodge, and
farmers houses without number. go TO
complete the establishment Hundreds of
sheep and catile Craze in The pals about
| The house.
/ The Duke of Richmond. S home farm, al
/ Goodwood, sixty miles from London, con-
sists of23, 900 acres or over 35 square miles.
And this is in crowded England, which has
a population of 10000. 600. and an area Of
1 only $4,000 square miles. or just 80, Co.,
/ 600, Of acres, giving, were the land divided
but two acres TO each inhabitant. The
residence Of the Duke is complete pal
ace. One extensive hall is covered with
yellow silk and pictures in the richest and
most costly tapestry The dishes and
plates upon the tables are all of porcelain
silver and gold. Twenty five race horses
stand in the stable, each being assigned to
the care of special groom A grotto near
/ the house, the ladies spent SIX years in a
| dorning, An ayiary is supplied with al
most every variety of rare ana elegant birds,
Large herds of cattle, sheep and deer, &c.
spread over the immense lawns. 81 s-
The Duke of Devonshire's place at Chat
sworth, is said to excel in magnitcenee,
any other in the kingdom The income
OF. the Duke is, enc millions of dollars a
year, and he is said (. spend it all. In the
grounds about his house, are KEEP four
hundred head Of cattle. and fourteen hrin
dred deer. The kitchen garden contains
twelve acres, and is filed with slGoss every
species Of fruit and vegetables. : vass a
! boretum connected with TIE establishment,
is designed to contain sample cf every
! tree that grows. THERE'S also glass com
servatory 387 feet inlength. / l2in breadth.
81 in height, covered b. 71,0o0 square
feet Of glass. and warmed BY seven miles
Of pipes conveying hot wafer. One plant
was obtained from India by special mes
senger, and is valued at $40, % 30. - One oi
the fountains near the house, playss21
feet high, said TO be the highest jet II The
5 world. Chatsworth contains 81, ,0oo acres
: but the Duke owns &c ,oooacr5s in The conn
ty of Derbsshire. Within, the entire Is one
vastscene Of paintings. sculpture. mosaic
work, carved wainseoting, ans. ali the ele-
gancies and luxuries within The reach Of al
most boundIess wealth and Li9hly refined
taste.
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TO make il happy, viii never seek in vain.
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To tie Stockholders Of The Memphis ossl
Charleston 2ai{road Co. az esf


Charleston Raaroaa Go. aa- ezsf
GEETLEaES:-In The absence ofthe. Pres
;dent Geo. Z. Beirne, ESQ., on business
connected with interests important 10 The
Company, the very pleasing du-y devoiyes
upon Us TO make known to you the fact,
that by the recent negotiations just perfect
ed by he President and Cci. a. II. Mills,
the subscription to the Road c. $3.50. .0oe
BY The city of Charleston has been secuF-
ed, on terms perfectly satisfactory This
enables Us to communicate 10 you TIE az
.tainnIent Of the two and half millions of
dollars subscribed 10 the seoastructlon y
the Memphis d Charleston Railroad, Csir.s
the fulfilment Of the condition uEGer which
the subscriptions to said read in Alabama
were made subject tothe calls of the Di-
rectors. This desirable. posi4on enabiessus
that the iron has been purchased, ana IS
now arriving in New Orleans, for The Mem
phis and LaGrange, and Tuscunbia and
Decatur portions of the road. The whole
of the line in Alabama IS advertised for
contract, and a part is expected 10 De fin
ished by the fall of the present year. -.
You will perceive then. that the work is
now fairly ahead of all lis difficulties, and
with you rests It's vigorous and economical
prosecution We, therefore, urge you to
meet promptly the calls of the Board. ID
per share have been heretofore called;
+ which has been responded 10 by many; buE
oy others not attended to. Other calls du-
/ ring The Spring months. you see by the ad-
vertisernent of the Secretary, are made.
! and we trust that the whole will be prompt
ly and cheerfully paid
We viii not repeat the arguments thai
have been heretofore used 10 prove tle
uHdeniable importance OF this enter
prize. All We want now IS action, sis-
orous action, and the woIk viii be done.
JAMES I. DoEGAN.
Chairman Of Executive committee for Ala.
s. CaesE. sec'y, for lala-
To CunE rms TASTE. or Z 'UEzTrs ~
BrTrER-The following from the 6ar-
dener's Chronicle, a most 2 DIE persodi-
cal published. in England, is OF great
interest to ali oar RortheTa farmers:
- "Ahout six or seven years ago, / sn0
it stated in provincial newspaper
{ that TO feed cows with als-nins inarne-
tdiaieIy after being MIXED. aad on nc
account to give them any a short Tins
befuie milking, prevented the milk q
butter from tasting Of tHrnips. lt
lmethodl propose is tits: inaneiiatels
after being MIXED in Tie morning, taes
} get as many turnips as they can cat
During the day they are fed on hay
and immediately after rni.AA:,ae- al aie.l
they get the SAME. quantity of iurssss
The milk and butter are very mns;fs al
nired By all who take them, both foi
color and flavor, and / have often beer
called upon to give statement OF eal
!. feeding by visitors s have sesesa
times given the cows sIHnips a seor
time before being MIXED. Just TO prove
the thing. On such occasions theeaii'
J and butter tasted very strong ct tsT
nips.' -
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Between AIr. webs.er and
Mr. R.yes.

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We lay before our readers the fol-
lowing official letters, being part OF a
somewhat voluminous correspondence
between the State Department, and the
American Minister ia Paris, in relation
to recent political events in France,
which was communicated to the Senate
by special message from the Presi-
dent on Wednesday the 2lst Janu-
ary: