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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
Domestic PsFu.

pOsTON. Feb I9-An barks Oak, Ky DER paladel-
,s,s aesh Atkns do schrs Hanover Kls,fn port-au-
Prrce TslerIspB.d. B.. bank Evelyn. fom CaidenAs
cid Al los Favio Balls San Fr.lclsco; Psefhon lie
Hndicott Havana; Viola, Gardner C. Whiting. New Or
LEAFS bsrks Junsis Cheevsr smyTna; Caos ySna Pow
scans 60 Trinity Colourn. Gaveston; Hofasa John
Blown Mlbile, Esgls. Matthews. Philadelphia, brig J.
Hrckey Johnson Portland load Iet Porto kico SCARF
Jsnes tBr Currier Bay Chaisur T4hmnoo Paul Jeaa-
son ChaIs STOP; Willow. Edw. Lewis. Phhadslpnia Ma
ia Moses Baker New York: m0sth hock, Lacey 90
sd bark Como. ard supposed got to sea- snip FlAyee
started sLd anchored IN tue Roads. schr. hisk sane"
yesterday. n.x pf..y
BALTIMORE, Feb ls-Ar. brig Richmond; Pa ns,
MsisnIas; tcars OxfoId, BOwlsnd Boston, VI"
hrs Gboz Providence -, p..ov,s IN the
Steamer Herald. HsIdis. from Nsrfolk ys'u sos,oa
BAY la he Bay State Z.op, ard Tfemon.' 1nsry, .nd
.rbr, piotm Youth Ion Ns~-f oIE; .nnS.v =.
RichsId B. rdsE, from Fail River Va .,ronr n sals
po.i sask ,euag in tAe Cages; hias "'Ne w
duI ing the hole passage x.~-ymk Stml. p Lord,
Sch CH.RLEsrow. Feb szAn bSi, b 5sn. p' ss
fpI 'p,sssnav Jfverpssl. Huron tbr Dnvet, >; ;.
lbLJ Di -, Z, p Winner, Mics, New York Went 70
-. sb,n svsan a. owens, AcAsss. Liverpool os'S ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Supervisors on Thursday 1t was voted to memorial
ize the Legislature for law authorizing the County
Treasurer to borrow money in anticipation of tax
collections. Also to ask for an act creating the
Office of Assistant District Attorney
Andrew Gallaher was killed on Thurs
day. at the Public Store in Furman-st, by a bag Of
Haxseed falling upon him.
MIR. MITCHELL, ok. Marvel,) as will
be see by our advertising columns, lectures before
the Brooklyn Female Academy on Tuesday even
ing next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
EeQal Notices.

4 T A SURROGATE'S COURT, held
in and for the County OF NewY York, al the Sure
Es,es Oce. IN tho City of New York. the twenty
en- day Of January In the wear one thsussnt eight han
cred aud 6fty two-Preseut Alexander Bradford sur
rOgae In the matter Of the application mortgage lease
sell the real estate OF SAMUEL JUDAH. deceased
On reading and fling due proof by affidavit Of he
OF order requiring BENZ Nsfhan Theodore SeixAs
and Marian Jadsh. the Of samuel JUDAH
deceased - IN this Court this Ssv srd show
they should be required gage lease
sell the real estate Of the said deceased II, the pa
OF his dssts sndino having been shosn ths
tfary ordered that all persons the estate
Of the said Samue Judah deceased appear before The
Surrogate eth County Of NewYork AZ HIS Office In the
City Of NewYork the 1871 day Of March next. tea
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day then and there show
Why authority should not be given to the sad Atmp
btratos lease sell much If thu real
tate Of the said Samuel Judah deceased shall he ssf
fcient to pay hs debts W. BRADFORD, Surrogate.
10 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

T. An order has been introduced into
the Massachusetts House OF Representatives direct
ing an inquiry into the e1petiency Of appointing
Commissioner in each County to appear in behalf OF
every fugitive slave arrested and that the expense
Of defendins the fugitive be betrayed by the Com
nonweaith.
u Judge McArthur, of Cncleville
Ohio, was killed the other day by the kick OF a
horse.
" James Hatch was frozen to death
recently while on hunting excursion near Barrie
Canada West
n Nathaniel X. Grim has been arrested
al Grsensburs, Pa, on charge of having robbed
the U. s. Mail in Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

Prssdeat Taylor Sgaplss West Isd,ss. Adssa Grse.
nsn Ns~-Ycrt; schr. Lone = sr. slls. Bssses.
vhis New Yerk; lTh brig r. Kinds. Perry. New Ysst
Cid. Ieth, brig PsBas q. Stack pils, Nsw- YorS.
MOBILE, Feb ia-Cid. ship John H,ssn. Csrts
Have: schr AstsIope Do, Havana
.nEMBERN Feb; OAR schr l. Myer,, Weeks,
Nsw-York. CID lith. schs. Csss,sdra BroOk6s'd weW
Iadies; 18Th. ,ehr Ann Msris. Consletsn Nss-York;
lIh. W. Hughes. Johns,n; 18th. Martha. Nelson.
w-ORLEANs Feb ii-Cd ship Lord Ashhartos.
Tbous.. LIVERPOOL. hnk o. J. Chafse. Nickes B,s;oa,
enss Henry. bsser, Grand Gallon Mechanic Coz. Cha
sres. schIs. c. v. DAVIS eaachsola. Pianrsr.
below, ship Jatah Hafo ffth-Arr ships sschsm WOOD
bury Lreipcol T.. Hartman, Arey. Wsld ,horo' Me,
Charles RuArk Liverpool bsks II ana WAITS. sestsa,
Eiza thanB) hspsn LIserpoo bnxs Sieaxlo, Tsslian)
Syphde Parser Chaxtss schrs Cornell a. 0sod MANSON.
Hassps H. emerson. confsea. Tampa Bay; NAY 4 len,
Far T.mpicc; Eizab-,h Hull tn hil dschlcea; Jan;
Elizabeth mnens S'ss anier. Reynolds. Gsaal Cali
lou; Cos Porter do. Cid ship Sufbk E5wards Boston;
h,is Amulet, SPodoFd. Ns~-Yssk, schr william Msy,
Lecos. Vera Cruz
kewyork schr vootb rds-. snferd Bstmsre ID.
Bald sin Parker. do. Wal ara Hans. Belis. York.
l6h, bark Rhodes NcNsir. New fIh schf Mryf.
Suite rlob. somsrs Bslmos CID 18Th. ships Java, Brb
En' CHI Prt'. Brshsm.n Havana 18th SHIPS Lizzie HG-
ward, Parker, Nev Yofk Saas Leonad. Sssset, do;
Ftes BoTlsnd DO bsrks Walthsm, Hostlst ., Boston:
psi.r,rs Lew,s Pr0yse,ce. sns D..SsT'
yors L. Jones, Tyler, do; scar Charles VIII ans.
WILMINGTON NC AR Feb 10. schr H.nry Res.
Boston: schr harrison Price. Smith New York
OF New Ilet Bar I'M, Br bark Eizsbeih Jenkins.
-, from Newport. Wales; OF Man Bar, bark Rem
tier, Hoyt. New Orleans: X h. Crosby. Collins. Martin
iqus; schr X. wescott. Wines, Philatelphis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
SUPREME COURT.-Aaron G.. Crane

~ James Thomson and II. Dwight crane, sSanst isase
son.-To ISAAC SON You are hereby summoned sud
required the complaint this action, which
this fled the office Of the Clerk of CITY and Coun-
~ Of NewYork at the City Hall in said city and TO serve
scrbers at their Office No 81 Johnst Get In the CIV OF
New Yosk within twenty days after the service Of this
YOU exclusive Of the day OF such service and
you fail the said complaint within the uMc
aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment
against YOU tor the Of hundred and hisy four
dollars to- with interest from ID: tenth
day Of December thousand eight hundred and MY
one besides the costs Ut action-Dated New Ysn.
January 10, 1851 WALLIS BRADSHAW,
no iaw6wM PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
rh. Erectisu Of Mr.. Brook as Senator Tor Mi'-
sixxippf.
Large Fire az Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBuReH, Saturday, Feb. I'll, 1852.
f,s h,oke ont at IOI O'Clock las night, IN tue
.,o, and nail ehouse Of Campbell, Chess Co..
ON Watsr.st., which in short time entirely de-
gtroyed that building, as well as the warehouses OF
Jacob FORSYTH, Jr, J. Cowen q Sons, and Edwards
Morris & Co. The extensive stock of Cswen d
Sons consisting of hemp, cordsse, &C. was entirely
destroyed.
The contents Of the other stores, as well as OF
several Of the adjoining ones, were all more or less
damaged. The warehouse oi G. Woodman & sons,
Armstrong, Crezier & Co., and Loreezo & Whitman,
were also injured b. hre. Loss eSlnate1 az s'oOOV
Insurance rot ascertaiaed
The warehouses destroyed extended from Water
10 Front.st., and we're owned by Co"an Sons.
The LYON Sheet Iron Factory and GIeys building
and contents were partially insured IN the western
and North American Offices
FURTHER PARTICULARS
PrrTspURoH Saturday, Fe0 I'll. ls'2-P IA.
The cause of the FIRE is as yet unknown. IL oiigl-
mated In the center building, which runs through
from Water to Front-ss The propne'ors iefs every
stances FORBID the idea of incendiarlsm Inc 1888
Campbell g. Chess Is aooIt SIS 600, and their 1ucy
Of insurance ran out aIe~ hns .nd e,0 ooo
on stock their loss on stock is $1,000. These are
the principal sufferers The ADJOINING warehouses
and their contents were lbJureo oy "d'er, plosaoy
IN the amount Of 81, 600 each Inc perchandlse IN
the Custom Hcusc was not much injured.
The Robbery Of $4,000 from the Bark Mis-.
souri,.
BosroS, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1852.
william r. Pitman, (seaman) brother to Captain
Pitman of the bark Missouri, was arrested last even
ina at the New.Bedford Railroad Depot.
He had been to Holiness Hole. thence to Falmouth
In an open boat and is supposed to have removedthe
40 600 robbed from the Missouri and alleged to have
been buried at Holiness Hole. His hands and feet
were badly frozen.
CAPTAINS Pitman and Dizzy are under bail OF
A. O00 each to for stealing the specie. 1t 10
thought the money will be recovered.
Death OF Judge Heath.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1852.
Judge Heath, United States District Judge, died
this uorning
steamer Empire City at New Orleans
New. ORLEANS, Thursday, Feb. ~, 1859.
The steamship Empire City, from New York, via
Havana, is reported below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

DEPARTURE OF THE PAcIFIc.-The U. s.
Nail Steamship Pacific, Capt Nye, sailed on sa'ur'
day at noon, for Liverpool with &C passengers, and
$sos, 800 in American gold, and f5, l7O English.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
Death OF Judge Heath.
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE.. ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 81, Is
REP0RIS

sENATE ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1852.
REPORTS.
Mr.. BEEKMAN reported bill to authorize
she Seaman's Fund and Retire to make a Loan.
Mr.. COOLEY reported adversely to the Pc
tition to prevent robbery under Mutual Insurance
Companies.
Mr.. Snow reported favOrably on the bill
for the better protection Of Cemeteries.
Mr.. BARTLETT reported complete bill
for CHANGING the name OF the Buffalo and Conhocton
Railroad, to the Buffalo, Corning and NewYOrk
Railroad. The motion 10 slrike out the name OF
New-York was lost, and the report OF the Commit
tse was agreed to.
Mr.. TABOR introduced bill relative to
wrts Of error in criminal cases.
Mr.. TABOR offered a resolution that the
Railway Committee report what legislation is neces-
saIy to protect railway passengers
Mr.. BABCOCK called up the report In Ia
vor of the petition from the Buffalo Savings Bank,
giving them authority to pay their Preslcent salary
The report, after some debate, was adopted
Mr.. WARD offered a resolution that
Committee be appointed to investigate the affairs OF
Union College, and report Immediately how many
are employed in the investigation, how long tney
have been employ ed, the progress they are MAKING
vheu they expect to close their duties, and wnat
compeuea,ion they are receiving or expect to re-
ceive.
The resolution was adopted and the Sen
ale Adjourned.
The House. OF ASSEMBLY Is not Ia ses-
arAnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

~ in the County Of Nsw-York. Valentine u. Hall.
Traneis Berger and George Hall, Executors Of John
Toni ee deceased, sssnst samuel Lonsstreet Rebecca
Tonnele john TonDss, and Cscs his wife vaIeSu .n
John /. Tennelc and Margaret Tome -summeas
named Defendants are hereby summoned and re-
CURED the complaint in this action filed the
Office Of the Clerk Of the City and County of New YORK;
September % 1851 and to serve Of your answer to
the said complaint the subscriber at his Office No: i02
Broadway the city Of New York. within twesty days
after here exclusive OF the day Of such
vice. and If you fs TO the said complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiffs this action will apply
r. the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
iIa iawswM w X THORN Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
SUPREME COURT, ULSTER C0UN

Harry Van Bopt and Ruey. his wife, John Bont, Barnet
Bont, Peter Ran aud Amelia. his wife, Elizabeth Bent.
Daniel John Bon Charles Bont George Bout biisa
Bont Joseph Lockwood and Isaac Staples Rxscu,cS Of
&C., OF Barnet Bont deceased John Baxter and Jane.
his WIFE Bont Albert wens and Susan, his vile
In Partitiop-Summons for ReliefTo the dsfsudsnts.
JOHN BONr. DANIEL BoNT and JOHN BONr:
plant action hch will he flied tbs office Of the
Clerk Of Ulster County and serve copy OF your answer
teepse within twenty days after the thereof es
elusive Of the day of such service and you fail 70 an
the Court the relief demanded in the comp aintDstsd
October 8, 1851. X. BARNARD. Piainfins ATTY
The complaint this action ded In the Office NJ the
Clerk the County Of Ulster the h day OF Decem-
Der instant.-Dated December u, 1881 - -
deg aw3m.M r. BARNARD. Plaintiff Atty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
SUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK.-

~ Thomss Trusiow against Giles II. Cosssshxil and
MsnaDIa his wife, George ID. Coggeshan and Emma his
wife Caleb geshs and Helen his wife Ewsod Wal
tor Thomas Walter Sarah Walter Elwood Wasr.Jr An
ma alter Margaret Coggeshal and George w Coggessa
To MAR0ARET COGGEsHALL and GEORGE ":
COGGESHALL. You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the amended complaint this action which was
filed in the ofcs Of the Clerk Of the CITY and Comfy Of
the 3s day OF January 1854 and to serve copy Of your
answer the said complaint the sussctber at his ONCE
Ne 81 Wall st. In the City Of NewYerk, within twenty
days aeT the service Of this you exclusive u
the day Of such service and yos fad 70 ne :sd
complaint within the time aforesaid, the planth IN THIS
action will apply the Court for the relief 10 the
compi snt.-Dated New York. January 81. 1921
2f Iaw6wM r. H. BOVINE. Plainti fs Arornsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
No FeIey,aph to the Nex-Ysrk fribuns.

n q senator for Mississippi, in lieu OF Jeiier-
son Davis.
BsLrrxoBE, Saturday, Feb 81, 1852
Judge Stephen Adams Union Democracy has
haen elected q. S. Senator for Mississippi, IN
Mace of jefferson Davis, resigned.
rhs Election Of Mr. Brook as Senator Tor Nit
sissippf.
New ORLEANS, Friday, Feb 20, ls52
The election of Walter Brook (Whig) as
S. Senator in place Of Mr.. Foo,e took place on
the fourth ballot by majority OF two.
The Wings and Union Democrats in the MIS-
sissippi Legislature have majority OF about
twenty on Joint ballot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

SUPREME CoUnr OF THE UNITED TED, Sa 1919:
-wssAmefoa Thurstsy. FEB ~ nss,-. TxSsss Curss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

The HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY is not Ia ses-
sion, having adjourned over to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

the Supreme Court OF the State Of New York. notice
hereby given to all persons having claims against NEIL
LOUGHRIN, late Of the City Of NewYofk deceased to
present said claims with the vouchers thereof 10 VIII
LIAM STO 3DILL Referee. at the Sherfs Office, 1t
the City Hail. in the City Of New York the rst day Of
March next at o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
ias aswThsMiMI WIN H. sTOGDILL. Referee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

CouRT OF COMMON PLEAS -No.eS y, -, :,
,Ss -, ms b. slsd On OF tsfoss WEDNESDAY nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
SUPREME COURT-County of Sen

SUPREME CUUKT-C0unty on Don.
~ eca.-Enoch G. March against Obadiah Piat ana
lanes NJ REYNOLDS Summons for relief. TO OBADIAH
H PLATT and JAMES N. REYNOLDS. You are
hereby summoned aad required to answer the COMPLIANT
this action bch filed the once Of the Clerk Of the
County Of Seneca the 3D. day Of Instant and
to the SAID complaint Oh the
subscriber al his Once No IS Wsli-st NewYork with
twenty amer the service Of this sumrons 90
exclusive Of the day Of such service. and you fa "
answer the said complaint within the tme Aforesaid me
plaintiff this action will apply ~ the Court for tbs rssf
20 lRal ida laMi2wMl G. B. GAY, Plainn6s AWI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

Messrs F. Cottenett, James G King, Robert Ker-
mt, and John Bridge, have each made second al
ysnce Some OF these subscribers will probably IN
crease their subscriptions, therefore defer stating
the several amounts IN detail
We have received 10 ward the expense Of remov.
ing the rocks altogether four thousand one hundred
.nc sixty dollars being subscriptions to loan to Do
re .paio by the Government OF the United ota.ss
when Congress shall have made an appropriation
therefor. -
mir hundred ana thirty two dollars and nfty seven
Gel ts to be paid when Pot Rock shall have oseh TO-
moved to the depth Of twenty feet below mean 10"
water. .;.
We have paid to NJ. MsillefeIt. from time to time,
two thousand seven hundred aud eighty dol ars ana
thrtyfour ceIts, and We have paid for MN Two taou
saro and dollars and thirteen cents for pc wuel
TWO huI drsd and seventy five dollars for tin CAMS
tsrs twenty EIGHT dollars and four cents 'ol coPPe,
wire and paper making In all hve InouSaha an~
ninety two dollars and hfty-one cents
In addition to the amount due Tor money Jul
Iowed there is owing for powder, Sllzo w IoI Iu
cspisttys, $3.50 40. Tor anchors, chains, cofoase
&C s2iO 80 and FOR Incis-ruboer divns-oIes anu
ME pTtsepvers. $3.50, making. together VIII 'i'0
an ouLt of money borrowed, 81, ssl 40.
The removals Of such portions OF the rocx as arc
less Than twenty feet below the surface VIII feque
,ou e further outlay Of money the amount OF "ni0H
AZ present cannot be ascertain ed. u,.
I'he subscription made by Mr.. Henry Gfinne W
ward the expense Of removing Pot ROCK $500,
Of which two thousand becomes due ~nen sIe ~.
is removed TO the oepsh OF twenty ieeI' ahu s
thousand ~hen removed 10 INC u'P'"
four feet .,.rx mn
Had the removal OF Pot Rock. BY the oIunaa' pr,
cx,s of drilling and blasting, been uhae ~
drecs of thousands OF dollars would hkep nA'e oeen
exrenf ed withou, accomplishing the oolec', .,.r,
The expresses Pot Rock now amour. 20 81 . s,o,
ok Inc ussrd dollars, but this 10 avey ." SUM
.nos.r.uT the importance OF the work.
To yourelf and Joseph Walker are kno.n .so
6cul.iss which produced delay IN the commencs on
of this work at time, these d,ncuue' Is, So =.
ever ultimately prevent the breaking down OF ro'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the our-
roxa,e Of the County Of New York, notice 10 hsresy
g1v,n 10 all persons HAVING claims against MARGARET
WYNKOOP, late Of the CITY Of New-York, dscsassd 70
bsrs. at thu Office OF SMITH WOODWARD, No. y
wall ST. tn City Of New York on o. before Ne ssoo.S
JSnnary. lsSa JEFTERsON wYNKOOP, Ersostor
10 ,.vfmM HARRIET DUNNIH0, ExecvssfH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

SUPREME COURr.-There were no decis-
ions at Special Term on Saturday. Judge Edmonds
announced that he would hold Special Term on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday next. Gentlemen
having motors will give notice to the Clerk so that
a Calendar may be made up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

SUPREME CouRr.-Special Term.-Ann
T.. clark against Walter Clark-suit for divorce
Referred to P. T Ruggles, Esq as to proof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23


HNri Gate, vlz:
+ CotteDett, \
Bernhard e. Hutton, L
Robert B. Miniurn, !
John Bridge, \
Robert Kermit, 4
Brown Brothers & Co, G
James e. King, 4
Adam Norrie, I
William b Aston, /
Jacob Little. a
Goodhue & Co., I
Josiah Macy & Sons, 5
Henry Rusgles, I
Moses Tay lor, L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Special Ierm.T-be
e., Ia. s,nS fard H,nYy A. Wright ast "ns. .. nsn
eroa~fc pei ,lseae gMsnass Tasqussaon
peIIhAe =. in ended TO sell the premises WIN ,s
hen exists, or Whether latter should Dc %" VI
inc nrs misses Argument vasSshd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.
ro~ate ofthe County Of York notice hereby
a. an nerxons having claims against AARON y. HEATH,
late Of the City Of New deceased 70 present me
dsnce No in Leonard-st., In the City Of New York,
o. or before the smith day Of June nsxt-Dasd
'H 4, ,.wsmMs MALvINA HEATH Administering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

SUPERIOR CoURr-Before Judge Oakley.
-Adotph Schslk sgt. Gustaue L. Muiler.-On a con-
tract TO deliver as wanted, lagar beer" the suit
being for balance of $50 alleged to DO due, and the
defense breach OF contract, &c, already referred
to- The Jury could not agree and were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

NOTICE is hereby given that the pro-
~ cseds Il the sale Of the real estate Of LUDWIG
KLINK csceased Will DO distributed 20 shs cssa
Of NewYorE al his oice 10 the Hal 81 Rssords In ths
CITY II New-York the 6fth day Of April ali a. =
o,ciock A M New York, Feb 81. 1853
sIfsw A. W. BRADr Ord. Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

\ rosate Of the County Of New York. NOTICE n hsIsy
gwen 10 ali persons havIDg claims against ouo
srn tie same with vouchers thereof g the
at the Office Of CHARLES BUSSELt1 NO ~ n' - -
It in the City Of NswYork, on OF bseHs tne ~ "a"
Aoni nsxt-Dated New YORK the l7th day o. oe'o"'''
1851. ALFHED BIZ ESees'o".
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-27
INGTON, ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1859.

committed to the Compromise as one of it's
most effective supporters at the time of its
adoption. And to me, who have been in
position ever since to observe the progress
of events in connexion with this subject and
to whose lot it fell to issue the orders for
the execution of the Fugitive Slave law hy
military force, if necessity should require it.
within forty days affnr. its.nn et-.,e.,,t 1T has
been gratifying to observe how opposition TO
the Compromise has given way, and many
who stood out in opposition long after its pas
sage have become its ardent supporters IF
its enemies have become lis friends it is
cause for rejoicing; bat let them not be per-
mited to transmute It's friends into enemies
regret that 1t will not be in my power
to Ie present at your meeting, nor is it my
expectation to address popular assemblies
in his canvass, but could not refrain from
saying thus much III reply to your cordial
and obligmg letter.
beg you to believe me, gentlemen, with
great respect, yonr obedient servant,
WIN. a. GRAHAM
To Messrs w. T. Caldwell, r. Ii. Parks,
John Davidson, Il. Reid, Milton Camp
bel committee
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-27

The Richmond Examiner, an able and
influential Democratic paper and an ardent
supporter Of Pierce and King, confirms the
views of Mr. Venable in very decided
language. Speaking Of the River and
Harbor bill recently passed, the Examiner
says
'But we have one consolation. The bill
is the first Of the sort that has passed for a
long time, and 1t ac5U be the last far gears
at least Franklin Pierce will come into
power on the 4th of next March. a strict
construction and respect for the Constitution
is the NIedean law OF the Democratic party
and Mr.. PIERCE, besides that general rea-
son, IS BOUND, by eue1y sIea Of consaMem-
cy and by every .tact Of his career, TO
VETO EVERY BILL LIKE THIS
He WILL DO 1T, if they are presented
to him, JUST SO SURELY AS THERE
Is A Sun IN THE SKY.