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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of tie County Of NewYork hereby TO all persons
having claims ssainst WILLIAM H. HOBBY as of the City Of
New York, deceased the with vouchers thereof To
tie subscriber his Office No III Washington st., in the City Of
bore the twenty seventh May nexDaed
New York. the twenty second day Of November, t5l.
Iaw6mMs JOHN Is. HOBBY Executor.
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MUSICAL.

We have had the pleasure Of receiving from Mr. g.
Ardt the talented leader Of the orchestra in Madame
Albonis concerts, the original manuscrp-very hand
somely bound in morocco-of his much admired con-
position written and played by himself on the violin
1t is grand fantasia entitled Souvenirs Of America,
and introduces several of the finest and most popular a
and melodies Of the country, presenting in beautifully
arranged medley snatches OF " Hail Columbia Ben
Bolts "Down where the old folks died. Yankee
Doodle" and other gems Of American music We pre-
Mr. Arit has got this composition printed for sale
and so, would be disposed to predict for 1t ready
market If We might judge by the pleasure which We de
rived from listening to its execution by the composer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29
Arrival Of the Hermann,

The steamship Hermann, Capt. Higgins from Brem II
and Southampton. reached her dock about o'coc;
this morning She left the latter port the 18th inst
and brought ales Of London papers of that mornin.
Her news had been anticipated by the arrival of the
Canada at Halifax
list Of her passengers viii be found uAder the proper
head in the last page.
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ssns men - witty thsir friends yakhsr than Restrain
their fAvorits propsnsty-was that the true secret
Of his conduct? It was certainly IN unp,ovoksd,
gratuitOus pointless display Of low-hfe gossip.
1t Mastered little, when such was his object,
whether the tale he circulated be true or false. As
it happens it false; and to the Disgrace Of vul-
ga1ity Mr. Bolts adds that Of wilful mimewesenta-
ton. We have already asserted that there is not
particle Of truth in the anecdote. General Scott
has always been and is still constant reader Of the
HERALD. He has never expressed the opinions
which his parttan, Mr.. Bolts, puts in his mout but
on the contrary. has uniformly borne willing tes
timOny to the value Of this journal. We firmly be-
heve that General Scott is incapable Of acting as
rudely to any female as Mr.. Bolts accuses him Of
having done. And this we know, that the whole
Of his intercourse with the lady whose name Mr.
Bolts has had the melancholy meanness to parade
before the public was characterized by that gentle
manly courtesy to which Mr.. Bolts, though Vir-
gilman, seems a stranger. Could the walls Of the
splendid rooms Of the Astor House, in which this
gallant pink of chivalry now sits, borrow tongue,
and tell of the scenes they have witnessed, they
would give very different cooring TO the conduct
Of General Scott, when he prOmenaded the same
drawing room, and sat at the same table, with the
lady he is represented as having insulted.
The Death OF the Duke of Wellington.
We publish to. day an account, received by tele-
graph from Halifax Of the death of the greatest ge-
neral England ever producea-the greatest of modern
times. Napoleon excepted, and even Of the supe-
riority of the Corsican there is some doubt He
conquered Napoleon's brilliant marshals, and then
Napoleon himself, who had conquered half the
world. II is curious fact, that he was the last
survivor Of all the old European generals and all
tho mnrshals whom no had fought against With
in the last year four have died-Marshall Marmont
General Gerard, General Excelmans, made mar
shall since Napoleon's time, and Gen. Gourgl aud,
aid de camp to Napoleon. How appropriate the pa
tKetic and beautiful allueon of Sout when he heard
ofthe death Of one ofhs comrades: "Ah, k tay,bour
den haul bat ie rappct-'Ah the drum in heaven is
beating tho recall" The drum above has now
summoned the last ofthe great generals who figured
in those European wars, by which SO many human
beings were sent to their account.
While there can be no question as to the high po-
sition occupied by the Duke of Wellington as a
warrior chief, it is equally well established fact
that he was almost as poor IN orator as General
Scotia miserable unsuccessful statesman, con
tracted in his views, and disposed to rule men
with rod of iron or just as he would rule an army
It is not. however, granted by the gods to any man
to be great in all things; and few, indeed, in the
tions of great statesman and great general.
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Irving House-Dr Gill; Maryland; Mr..
Mckay Pennsylvania; Chas. Campbell, Georgia; Hon.
r. u Mallory Florida; J. Secomb New Orleans; Col q.
W. Brown charleston; Rev. Ed. Sekirk, Albany; II. n.
IIapht Washington DR.. Green, Troy; MI Mack 1t
CusIarn o. s. Army; J. Williams Tennessee and 175
others.
At the Metropotan--Hon John G. Spencer, Hon. H.
Cromwell Albany p. II FeDde, Washington; Capt Lye,
2Oih Regt Montrcal j. II DAILY, do Rev. w. $. Walker
Ithaca: Commodore Mayo, u. 8. Navy; Hon. W. W.
Waller Miesissippi-an 260 others.
1.-THE American-N u. Thompson, Georgia. A. Ring
Portland + Bornen Virginia; 8 Salvador, Paris; W.
sayr. Alabama; Q. Bolton Baltimore; Gen Porter IA
and 60 others
At the tstor--Dr. Foley, Providence; II y Hurst
Texas, Hon j. Bolts. j. Glmaker Richmond; n
Baldwin. Arsansas; y. Moullor w Corben Washington;
r, Mitchell Apalacbicoa--snd 100 others.
The ci'igepsof New Orleans intend giving Mr.. Soulc
public dinner on bis -eturn 10 that city
Gen Frank Pierce and ady were the guests Of Robert
Mtaps, Esq. u Exeter, On the A.h Inst.
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Explosions OF Anger are the Natural c0ns
sequences supplying gentlemen with i'll fitting GARMENTS
but when Of shirts 10 home q the hour
from GREENS No Aston House, the recipient smiles for
he knows the ut perfect the workmanship faithful and
the style good.
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Court Cnlendap-Thls Dav,

surnyMy CoUnr--CinouIT-Nos $685., 234, 6l1, 5Gt,
5i3, G26, GIT, $50 to e37.
surREME CoURT-srroIAL TKRM--Adjourned to Satur-
day.
Tvrrp srirrs Drsrmcr CorRr--Nos % to o. 95 to 60
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well made goods exclusively Every article sold is guaran
teed IN every respect No deviation from marked prices
Purchasers invited call examine for themselves
OF the Broadway Fashionable Clothing Emporium q
ALFRED HUNROE Il CO, No. AL Broadway, between
Howard and Grand etreets
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Raphael, In painting. Is considered ono Of

tie great masters freeman, 10 Fulton street. Is aeknow
iedged 70 be great halter His hats Of che fall fashion, for
gentlemen considered ahead of the times Ia
Lcnuy any hat this The price 3 extra ne MOLE
skin 81 60 At Treemans be found tho largest asso
ment OF ehdrens hats In tho city, Riding hats lsdice
bonnete, &c. Call and examine.
FREEMAN. Manufacturer,
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS What has become 81
the building associations Who will give us his
tory OF them
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Notes he health comfort Of both body mind our
electrical SILK Under garments are admirably suited 70 tina
season year, and their effects viii
sscure aeonnuaaes Of them throughout tho winter RAY
ApASs NO. g9l broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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obtained IT, T.. FOSTERS establishment, ~ Cortlandt
street. where gentlemen would do well 70 call and Select
from large stock and ready made clothing their
Tall and Winter Clothing Iester 70 prepared TO suit all
with clnhing Of The most fashonnbo mako and anlah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

Now york.Tho public respectfully informed that let
ters &e regularly sont from this 10 the General Post
Office six times every day and at o'clock ovory night (sun
days cxecpod at charge Of one Cent each Free stamp.
always en- hand. JAMES G. uARRIOTT'
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Rich Cnrpctinas.-Pctcrson & HUM pllrey.

$40 Broadway have Just received packet ships Great
Western and West Point and store, large lot Of
rich elegant Carpetings direct the English
factories patterns entirely which invite tho at
tention Of the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

Portable Dressing Cases.-The undersigned
devoted his unccang attention tho perfection OF
these useful articles and has hand large variety Of
suitable the wants of the travelling
munity. For sale by c. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House,
and ISL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

do we'll purchase Mrs Jervss Cold Candy article OF
undoubtcd reputation for coughs colds and other pull
monary complaints This article tested and certified to
by tho first VI the country is sold ut the principal
Office 3e6 Broadway, by Mrs. W. JERylS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

The Fall Hat for Gentlemen now being dis
pensed by Amidon 6y Broadway is Acknowledged by all
lie the most elegant this Gentlemen who
want light comfortable and elegant Hat should not fail
to call AAIDON, at his new establishment 0A9 BroAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

others will do well their attention these Pow
ders for making their cakes. We speak from absolute
knowledge Of their excelence Buffalo Morning Express
Sold by nearly all the Procers and druggists Principal
of1eo No. 1889 Water street N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

Tortoise shell Dress COmbs.-Ladies are
invited the choice selection Of dress
the subscribers establishment Tho variety IT, be-
yond all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
repaired. A. J. SAUNDERS,
3s7 Broadway between Walker and White streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

s,ouraud,s LIQUID Hair Dye II without

exception resorvson, the beat EVER nyonted BE-
wnre Equally celebrated 10 0ourauds Medi-
Gated Soap curing rmp1os frsekos sowness chfps
eoughncs Poudro Subtitle uproute hair from rsrh
Tho body Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair uios, a.
81 walker street. Broadvnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

Great Bargains In Dining and Tea Sets
Just opened few more ~ the cheap White Dining Sets ~
pieces for S5 Also China Tea Sets complete ~ pieces Tor
50, usual price of these sets IS J. X. KERR,
s. Chambers street, below broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29
Sincere Sewing Machines are all tine time

in favor among the soenakrs saddlers and ak
others in the sewing professions This is the great aber
saving machine about which much has been said. Prn
oipal ONCE, 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29
DR.. Ken,nger continues to please the first

families in the nation among whom the Hon. NJ IT. Grim
nell Hon. John A. Dix Col H. Thorn of Fourteenth street.
and the Iryings, Cosare Janeways Depau Myingtous,
Lorillards Morrscs. Lndlows Hamons &c Sc, togethe
with the great Of the people His Eminent cures all
Of aches pains outs bruises Weaknesses No.
Sold in large bottles at 81 each 50 dozen Its rst
friends ts best Depoa go Pearl street. and $40 Broad
Mnr
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Aston Place Hotel. broadway. opposite

Aston place peasanty located HOTEL having under
gone extensive additions and raons will DO open
the reception Of bcsrdera hrst day Of October
II. WATERMAN, Jr., Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

afew pipes of Booths ustly celebrated Cordial Gin It's
rch peculiar flavor has stamped its reputation being the
choicest article manufactured 1t will BIO sold in luantte,
to suit purchasers, aud carefully packed for shipment
For sale by EDMOND G.. CHARLES,
Importer OF Wines, Brandies and Segars Parktpace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-29

Genin's Fancy Hats for children OF ALI
ages and both sexes literally the rage His Imports
tons comprise everything brilliant in the way Of
fancy Hats Caps and the assortment manufactured
safte his own designs unequed In variety beauty ana
cheapness. GENIN, 2li Broadway, opposite ST. Paufs
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Riding SchooI.-W. II Disbrow,

Fourth will evening class for
Monday evening ah October and continue each Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening during the Pleasure
parties ladies and gentlemen Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday evenings.
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teri they combine beauty taste and durability elegance,
excellence and brliiancy. When you what you may
properly denomnate splendid looking hat upon the head Of
gentleman you may safely the customer OF
KNOX 1t well remember that the Knox hat is sold at
l2S Fulton where Walk and how
one Of them will improve your appearance.
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Loxet,s Once. M Chambers street. for tno

sale celebrated Wahpeno for changing gray hair TO it,
original color and curing badness Indisputabe reference
will given its efficacy None genuine but Loyets.
Agents Rushton Clark, AVID 522 5.7 III, and 01 Broad
way llg and 1876 Canal street,
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form those ladies and gentlemen who had no. finished
their riding lessons at the close Of the past season.
that he will be happy have their at
their earliest convenience tickets of the past
will be redeemed after the 1ss Of December.
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will her fall stock of fashionable millinery tomorrow
(Thursday Mrs. NJ has tho latest Paris styles, and viii
display assortment Of rich goods that hardly fail Il
captvate the admiration Of all those who make any
sons TO taste in dress She has years past enjoyed tn
favor of the ladies Of fashion able society and she conf
dent that her efforts this will meet their
and patronage namueh her stock of elegant honnets
and rich goods far beauty and splendor
thing she has before introduced to the public.
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French Slippers. Gnitcrs. BuskIns. Ties,
Rich Carpeting.--smith 4 Lounsberry, No.

lS Pearl street. prepared to exhibit their fall
styles comprising complete desirable assortment OF
roh Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Ingram Car
petings; also choice assortment Of all other goods per
tanning the trade ali Of which they oforing
prices that challeDse competition
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the style gooo.
The Fall Hat for Gentlemen now being dis
pensed by Amdon 6ls Broadway is acknowledged BY all
want light eonfOrtabe elegant Hat, should not i.i
to call AhDoN, at his new establishment oAs Bross
way
GenM's Fancy Hats for children OF ALI
ages and Sexes literally the His imports-
comprise everything brilliant in the way Of
his Ssn designs arc Variety ana
cheapness. GENIN, pa Broadway opposite s.. Psurs
Knox's Hats have Distinctive Charac-
ter; they combine beauty taste and durability elegance
n hs sS sa y
genteman you may safely eonnt the wearer or
n an s Rsfs . s 3 Walk Aa ~
one Of them will improve your appearance.
French slippers. Caters, BusI<lns, Ties.
teaux for many Years fashionable dealer in Brosdway
now Furnishing the most sessny maaaiaetgred shoes for
which they DO afforded Purchasing his materials
as p s ss
ss by sa It @
less than are demanded a. such for similar
It BY dealing with Csnte while they can have the oppor
s nS os eos IN he ned a 81 &c
establishment is at No. 1876 Bowery between Bond aud
Rich Carpeting.--smith 4 Lounsberry, No.
S Pearl street. prepared to exhibit their falI
styles comprising cSnplete and desirable assortmento Of
sn xsvs ssS soa Ssr
tanning to the ali of which they oE0rinE
prices that challepae competition
Rich Carpetings.-Pctcrson Il HUMP llrey.
Western and west Point and aow IN store large
rich and elegant Carpetngs direct from the English
tention Of the public.
Singers Sewing Machines all the time
in favor among the ssdders ard s
saving machine about which been said. PTin
opal once. 20s Broadway.
Astor Place Hotel, Broadway, opposite
Ass, located Hotel or
the reception Of e'ards1 on s 1rs AK oof9eor
Ladies', Bonnets.-Mrs. Marcy, aIO Bowery,
s'sfh has s n G
display an Of Tioh goods that can hardly a to
sons to taste dress she has past enjoyed The
dent that her efforts this will their appTovas
and nasmueh as her stock Of elegant hOnnets
thing she has before introduced to the public
Pure White Diamonds, sss per Carat; fine
s ~ w s
s'ss s%:A' b Ss & ] ~
Ope, u Cloaks.-Dress CIoaks for the Opera
and Concert room Of the most fashionable make and The
RoBERrs 7ol Broadvsy The beau monde will equally
and chsapness Of the Opera cloaks made by Roberts
Paper Warehouse Whiting papers ~ the
only CYRUS w. FIELD CO., No. IL CIn street,
sole agents for the Victoria Mills and agents for xosi all
the manufacturers in this country offer for sao
on very favorable terms mnch lower than mill pries
Of tho extensive and desirable stocks Of American.
French, and English writing shown he unitcd
States.
To Dealers In Playing Cards and Station.
eryThe Congress Card and Stationery Mandatory S5
yesey street. furnish playing and enameied cards Of
description ouperor stock and nsh and at lower rates
than BIO purchased elsewhere also making their
stock They will print Business and Address Cards cheaper
and better than will DO afforded by any other printer
English CM.-Just received from London.
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To Dealers in Playing Cards and stat,on-

eryThe Congress- Card and Stationery Mandatory, 45
Vesey street. furnish playing enameed cards Of every
description osuperor stock and nish and at lower rates
than BIO purchased elsewhere also making their
stock They will print Business Address Cards cheaper
and better than will DO afforded by any other printer
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saaa& stn BY a sxnsd sssx o. free negroes. FsA's
were entertained that Q bloody fight would take
place between the whites and the blacks.
The grea. India rubber case of Day cs. Goodyear
has at Iepsth been decided against the former See
telegrsphic neHs.
The eitv. abeye Grand street, WAS shrouded IN
darkness last evening II looked like Vux de
Deul. One Of the buildings Of the Manhattan Gas
Work. was discovered to be on fire between six and
seven ocsock and to guar az inst any accident or
danger the chief engineer Of the works shut of the
gas, throwing one half New York. including hotels
concert rooms, and theatres, into utter darkness
ard confusion That part Of the city presented .
melancholy as well as a curisus spectacle. Talow
candles were mostly in reqaisi.icn. Old oil lamps
that had become obs lete, were brought forth.
Stores, houses, and hotels that always present such
q magnificent appearance when lighted ap at night,
looked deploratly dismal. Albonis concert at the
Metropolitan, had to be postponed; crowds Of
fashionables copgregated there, but there was no
light except from the p lie moon, that streamed 10
through the windows to reflect its rays upon dia-
mcnd here and there. What would New York do
without gas2
We give, this morning, very full report Of the
testvities which celebrated the change of proprie-
torship in the Irving House. The speeches Of ex-
President Tyler, General Ward, General Wallbridge
Mr. Hoxe, and other distinguished individuals, will
be found racy and readable. 1t is t. be hoped that
| the new proprietors will be 'ouni competeut to
! discharge their duties with much satisfaction "a
the public as their predecessors, On that they will
maintain the business ia as fouIishins condition
and find it as profitable, as Mr.. Howard did.
| The friends Of Cuba viii find in this mornng'l
paper letter from Genera Gonzales.
We have received another column communica.
ton from 3. b. relative to the Gardiner claim. All
interested 10 the Mexican claims will read it, Of
course.
|. Much important and Interesting intslli sspce, ly
telegraph and otherwise, is given in this sheet, to
which it is impossible 70 specially refer. The Inside
pages conta the folowing:-Lctters on al sorts Of
topics from Washington, Albany, New Haven,
New Jersey, Indiana and Ohio; Paragraphs con-
corning the Crops; Official Visit of the Sccre.
targ of the Navy to the War Steamer Mississippi,
and the Naval Yard a. Brooklyn; Description Of
New Buildings in this city; various commune y
tions; reports of Court Proceedings; par-
graphs of every description; several columns Of
advertisements, sc.
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formed that The best place ornamental hair 10 al
MEDHURST & liEAKD's, Maiden lane, whore they
have hand tho largest cheapest and best assortment Of
Wigs Half Wigs Touroos, Braids Of long &c-
which, for price md quality, are unequalled.
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only. CYRUS w. FIELD CO.. No. IL CEf street,
sole agents the Victoria Mills and agents xmost all
the paper this country oer for sso
very favorable (mnch lower than mill prcss
Of extensive and desirable stocks American.
French, and English writing shown in the Unitc4
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Wtgb ma TOuPe tchcIOFb NoW StyKN
Of Wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
yet invented Those wanting superior article nhouid
call st BATCDEIOR celebrated Wig Factory, No. WALL
where tornd the largest aud
II khe city. Copy tho address
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Watts, Nervous Antldcae You can buy

genuine Of nearly every druggist in the city Every bottle
sagned and scaled and no matter where you buy or
what you II for the money will DO returned II IL does no
good ly j. PYNE is Ann street AZ Greenwich street.
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brilliant Diamonds second quality $50 per carat so lot
Of IA and two carat Stones which will be sold by the single
stone. Diamond Rings Pins. Crosses &C., at menufac-
turer's prices DAVID RAFT, Importer of Diamonds,
Ssl Broadway second foor.