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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30
VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY

' AT PUBLIC sALE.-The Subscribers will self at
Public Sale on SATURDAY, the 9th OF November next
Shop and other Buildings and improvements connected
Herewith known the SOUTH EASTON IRON
WORKS, situated on the north side Of Mlst IN the Dor
ough Of South Eaton Northampton County Pennsylvania,
CONSISTING Of the of the Lot marked in the
general plan Of said borough of South EasOn No TO- and
the whole Of the Lots marked IN the aforesaid PLAN Nos H.
r. - IL aud Is containing in front said Mst $50 feet
and extending length depth northw lrdy between lines
running parallel with Abbotst 10 the Lehigh River tine
Property living between the Lehgh Canal and the Lehgh
Ryer) The improvements erected on the premises and 10
be sold Herewith substantial three and heltStory
STONE BUILDING, forty by ninety feet one BLAST
FTRNACF . feet square with Cast House 20 by ~ feet
STONF FOUNDRY 90 feet square Stone Offices, (under
forty feet square; a FRAME MOLDING HOUSE, so y5o
feet: Curoa House % by % feet, with Drying Oven
frame Store House, % by sc teet frame Blacksmith
shop 20 by 80 feet; frame Stable, ID BY - feet;
an Open Shed, p by - feet; frame Wheel ho9sa,
50 by IS feet: and frame Weighing House y feet
souafe Ase good and slbeAnal Stone Wharf, extend
ing the whole length of the north front the Leh n RIVER
and good Timber Wharf extending along the south front
on Lehgh Canal also, Railroad track extending from
the furnace 10 carry on the cinder
The regarded equal 20 any IN the safe for
the OF Pig Iron, the nelghbohood Astounding
with large deposits Oh superior heinatte ores and beng
convenient the Ne gnetc Ore Mines OF NewJersey from
which Ore obtained either by Canal or RAILROAD The
buildings well adapted the Manufacture of Stoves,
Machinery other Foundry Castings and the advantages VI
the location fox their production believed 20 b. unsurpassed
The Of transportation By Canal and Rliroad %
NewYok and other Eastern cities aud by Canal 10 Pha-
epha 10 which city the Railroad ROW N progress OF con-
expected 10 b. completed early tue ensuing
There Will be hand Gt the Furnace the day Of
sale about 80 tpns Of Magnetic Ore 200O tuns Of Heatte
Ore eco OF Lehigh Coal aud 20 Uns Of Limestone.
TERMS OF SALE.-h0r Real Estate-One- third Cash
third year, and Onethrd Ia two year, with interest
ard approved security For StockCash approved in
dosed az or months with interest. The and
conditions vii he more fully made known on day Of sale.
Persons shing view the properly viii call on the sub
scrhers Eason before DAY OF sale Sale
IL O'Clock y. NJ on the premises. THOMAS MILLS.
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Garpstinss, Oil Cloths, &r.

NARPETING and OIL CLOTHS.-RE-
~ MOvAL-WM. McGRORTY wishes to inform his
friends and the public that he hs removed stock from No
l56 Wiam-st. 20 No ~ Broadway. He has hand
large and welectsd stock Of every description Of Car
petngs and OIL Cloths &C, which he VIII dispose Of at
wholesale and retail reasonable terms No ~ Broad
way, three doors from Libertyst
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TRUST SALE Of STOCKS.-SIMEON

hInI NALL VI NIVN ~ oINII4VN
Il DRAPER will sell at the Merchants Exchange, al
noon on SATURDAY TIE 30th October inst the following
fret class Railroad Stocks, 10 Close a Trust:
2G SHARES in the Capital Stock Of the PATERSON and
HUDSON RIVE RAILROAD COMPANY.
90 SHARES IN the Capital Stock Of the PATTERSON
and RAMAPO RAILROAD COMPANY
Both ofhtse roads leased by the NewYork and Erie
Railroad Company the of the leases such that
the security equal anything Issued by THIS corporation
The lease Of tie Paterson and Hudson Railroad Is for the
term Of It's chatter annual OF CENT
free OF taxes The PATERSON AND RAMAPo RAILROAD IL
leased for annual OF $50 O00whch is SEVEN AND
AHALF PER CENT on its capital OF 100000
These Stocks yield interest than first cass
securities Of such road the Ne York and ETe The
sale wall be without reserve.
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n A | clinner sim TORRENr. nr
A UsTRALIA. FARE REDUCED. Thu
TOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New.Yo York

Il and Canada Dispatch Lne--rhe beautiful \ clipper
packet-shp BOTHNIA. James A. Avery, Com iaider,
Loco tuus burden and only 81 years old will sal or the
above port about the 18Th OF November THIS splendid ship
having made very successful voyage to Cal'o AID
trade persons engaging expect very short pisAe
her between decks high and thoroughly ventaet
single persons An experienced surgeon VIII accompany
the ship with other proper attendants All persons oot
taking respectfully invited 20 examine for them
selves before engaging elsewhere, board Pies y LAD
River or to BUTLER BROTHERS, Noe. 49, eni lis
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HENRY T. LEEDS Auciionecr.
WILL SELL, THIS DAY, at l0B o'clock,
w hs sales-rOon, a large and valuable stock Of
Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture, consisting paror
suites Brocaiee Painted and Erameed chamber suites
Sofas, Chairs Rockers, Nasb-tands Bureaus Stoves &C.
AsO .arge French late Gl Frame Pier Gl-ses Carpets
&c. See Courier and Erprsts.
HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No So Chambersst
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Copartnersbip.

60 or;stirs nnJer the 6rm of E Y. FOWLER <
Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent All outstand-
ing claims of the sand firm will be settled by T. L. FOW-
LER who alone is authorized to Egn IN lquidaten-New-
York, Oct. n, 1852 T. L. rDWLESlSj opr,
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IN STEAMSHIP LINE-THR0UGH 20 SAN FRAN
CISCO at REDUCED RA1ES-NO DETENTION % tia
ISTHNiUS.--The new and splendid steamship UNITED
STATES Wm. c. Berry, Commander, VIII leave New.
York for ASPINNALL, Navy Bay, WEDNESDAY, Nov.
TO- at o'clock M. precisely connecting AZ Panana with
the new double engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT,
2l0O tuus Edward Dunn. Commander, which steamship
leyrs Panama on the arrival of the passengers By tho
UNITED STATES, for San FRANCISCO, stopping only
Acapueo for supplies This line has never failed to
meet al the appointed time.
Thes. yesses in accommodations ventilation speed and
safety are unsurpassed An experienced phyacan 10 a.
tachsd 70 each steamer.
Passengers will be landed Oh the wharf at Aspnw FL AID
take the Panama Railroad 80,
Passengers are cautioned that all tickets for tha line
must bear the signature Of the undersigned and that no
other partes are authorized TO sell tickets at New-foh.
Apply 10 DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co, General AEerts
No g Beayer-st, Now fork, or
JONES & JOHNSON, No lot Wests,
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NOTICF-Having purchased the interest of c. f. Nee
.cnkone lately of said firm will hereafter conduct the
LrsSrass in nv own name T.. Y. FOWLER
Nos 9l7 and 0l9 Broadway.
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin

IL Il
IA Buildings, corner OF Wall and NitlnAn-sts;
Offices Nos. 10 and II. ground floor .
THIS Company having their Capital Of $4,000 paid IN,
in cash. aud securely invested prepared 70 insure against
loss aud damage by fire on favorable terms.
The charter OF this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders az the rate OF per cent per
num- four-hs OF the remaining profits 70 be divided
the assured in scp, bearing interest, which scrip IL
to be edeemabe cash whenever the accumulated prohts
and capital shall amount TO 81 OOoOoO.
TRUSTEES:
Jos Geilard Jr, John A. Stephens, ;. :. Rowland,
Jas NJ Waterbury, James Warren, stephen W hitney,
George Curtis Arthur Leary, Dan b. Fearing,
George L Adee NJ w Hamilton, VIM. H. Russell,
d. :. Kennedy, Denping Duer, Aug Z. Downing,
John J. Aston, Jr., John Steward, Jr, o. b. Lamar,
Fred 4. Deano, Robert b. Minturn, W m. H. AspinwaI
James C. Bell, Reuben Withers WIN. II. Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edward c. Gem 81 Chas H. Russell,
Fred G. Foster, Josiah Cakes Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall, Robert : Hone ,,.- -
ROBERT ;. HONE President.
DUNCAN +. CURRY Secretary.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP


~ COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--Only through u. = Mail Lima
for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, wa Aspinwali sni Pan
ama-The splendid new end dOubleengins u 5. NAL
Steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tuns, ID. ID. Porter u. ..
N, Commander will sail. FRIDAY, Nov 5, at
o'clock z NJ precisely, from pier at foot Of War oct,
North River The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys mag
niicent steamer PANAMA viii be IN readiness Psaans
receive the Georgas mails and passengers and sail
diaely for San Francisco No efforts will be spare. BIZ
two Companies to put their passengers through with sxp
dition and comfort.
RATES or FARE TO AsPISwALL.
Ladies' Saloon, State Room.
Lower An and Forward Saloon, do............... IS
Second Cabin Standees ~
%
Passengers will be landed at the railroad wharf Aspin
wall free. Transit of the Isthmus II the passenge
pense Persons securing through passage by the United
States Mail Steamers from New have preference VI
ceonmodation on board of the Pacific Mail SteamerA
Rates OF fare from Panama San Francisco tie most
favorable tenns For freight or passage applyte
CHARLES \. WHITNEY, at the Office OF the Co.'S
No. III Westst, corner Of Warren, ". T.
B-Shippers requested 10 supply Themselves with
the Companys bills of lsding which win be signed At the
office between the hours Of 10 and o'clock the daJ Of
sailing.
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WILLIAM IRvISG Co., Abdomen
WILL SELL. AZ pITRI 10 Auction on

WILL SELL al PUBLIC AUCTION on
w SATURDAY, Oct. 90 At loi o'clock. At their
SslesRoom. No 10 Plne-st, near Broadway, hand
venienee Of sal, CONSISTING OF suite Carved Rosewood
Furniture, IN red plush nearly Carved Rosewood and
hshossny ChsirS 10 plush End har-co.h;- -Votaire
Arm ana Rocknz Chars "A hsir cloth: Carved Ro.e
GOD and Mahogany Center Tables Bookcases Secretaries
Dining Tables Extension Tables Wardrobes Rosewood AMI
Mahogany sshsands do. Bureaus Rosewood and Mahor
any Bedseads gilt framed Mirrors Couches house
Decks Mshoesny Cnhs bivsns and OtiOnans Framed En-
cravings, China, Crockery and GLASSWARE uner Sets
kitchen Furniture, &c. Aso, Tapestry Brussels Carpets
psgut Treotype Apparatus, &C.
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THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY of the CITY of NETWORK, estab-
lshed in 1851 at No. l73 Cana-s Branch Office No. %
Broadway next of Walst opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels Port and their Cargoes &C. against loss dam
by fire. JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
Moses q. LEONARD Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
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r. w. WEsTcorT, Auctoneer,
WILL SELL all the genteel HOUSEHOLD
w FURNITURE, Carpets Bedding, kc. on MONDAY
MORNING, AZ 10 O'clock, A. No lio Greenwch-sv, Of
family leaving the city embracing ythins the house
keeping hue, for the por, chamber aud kitchen. Sale
positive without regard 10 weather.
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financial.

NASSAU BANK-The Nassau Bank will
~ commence business MONDAY, Nov. l. 1882 at 10
A NJ at their Banking Rooms corner BeekEnan and Mas
faus;s Clinton Hall Budings) Deposiors are informed
that Uncurrent Money VIII be received by this Ban on tbs
same terms as by the Metropolitan B.na
THOS McELRATH, President.
r, A TooKER Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS McELRA1H, WM D. CROMWELL
LEMUEL BANGS, WIN. b. DEAN,
HORACE BROOKS, AUGUSIlN SMITH
CHI T. CROMWELL. JUSTUS :. REDFIELD,
VIM MILES JAMES :. LlBBEY,
ADDINGTON REED, GEORGE VI. SNOW,
DAVID JONES.
pANK of MILFORD.-NOte Of the Bank Of
I'D Milford and all other Delaware notes bought at per
cent discount by CHAS. COLGATE 90,
Exchange Brokers No. u Wall-st.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants.
DIVlDEND NOTICE.-The Sem-Annual
~ Interest falling due IN this city first day of November
next the following named Securities will be paid and
after that date the Office of the undersigned presenta
ton Of the proper Coupons, viz: - - ~
THE BONDS of CITY of CLEVELAND (Ohio)
issued 10 the CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH R r. Co.
TfIE BONDS Of the CITY of CLEVELAND, (Ohio)
issued TO the CLEVELAND, GAINESVILLE and ASH
TABULA RAILROAD COMPANY-7 per Gents.
THE CITY Of MADISON tlndlana) per Ceut. Bonds
THE MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7 per Cents.
THE SCIOTO and HOOKING VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY Mortgage Bonds-7per Cents.
THE INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds.
TBE MARTINSVILLE and FRANKLIN lind anal
RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage Bonds per Cents
WINSLOW, LANIER q Co, No. 81 Walst.
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Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRAN.

+ Nj IhL VII LiNL'-rOh nH.t In'hIV
IL CISCO, via ASPINWALL and PANAMATbroufh
Tickets at Reduced RatesThe and splendid searshp
SIERRA NEVADA 1900 tuns burden, !. Dayton Wison,
Commander will leave for Aspinwal direct, THURS
River, connecting Panama with the and splendid
double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH, R5e
burden Robert w. Foster Commander which steamer
will be In readiness receive the passengers by Sem
Ne, ada, and sail immed ately for San Francisco
These steamers unsur aSed for speed ventilation s
accommodation and offer superior advantages for families
going California Frst and second CABIN Passen gers
provided with State Rooms both ships and dine a 1s
table Part Of the Steerage of the City Of Piltbafb
is allotted females Passengers landed the Panama
Railroad Depot Aspnwal For freight passage, sppJ
to J. HOWARD SON AgenA
No 81 Broadway and No 81 Wexck.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Co.-FOr

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION Co.-FOr
OlBREAfEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY United sntss
Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, +. NJ Fitch COMMANDED,
will leave for Bremen, touching at Southampton % land
the mails for England and France, on SATURDAY, Nov 8,
at u O'clock NJ, from pier No ,, North River
Pnce OF passage from NewYork to Southampton or Be-
men:
oWcT tulOOH wv
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO the ship.
All letters must pass through tie Post Office.
Specie delivered in Hayre and London.
For passage or freight, apply TO
MOLLER, SAND 4 RlERA, Agents No. 26 Sou,h.t
The steamship HERMANN will succeed the Washington
tine tk December.
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~. seventeenth Ward Democratic Wing

tincilon OF party friendly to tile nomination OF Hon
EPHRAlM l. SNOW, Tor Member of Assembly. XVIII
Assembly Dsrict NNllIh Want wlll be held on SATUR
DAY EVENING Oct. 81, 1882, a. Z O'Clock, the Harlem
Railroad (newl Building corner OF .6thst. and 4th-av.
Hon HORACE GREELEY, Hon. T. y. SNOW aud
Others will addTt "a the meeting.
Hon WILLIAM r. DODGE phelps Dodge \ Co. has
osnsenttd 10 preside upon the occasion.
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THE FLORENCE and KEYPORT COM

PANY--A meeting Of he Stockholders win be held
AZ Kevport on TUESDAY the 9th November next when
s,afement viii be made Of the prospects and condition Of
the Company
new dock building on the property.
Persons desiroaf of the place viii be furnished
with tickets for the excursion by applying at Office No.
HanOver-st.
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CT NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE COM.

CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY.
Cash Capital, 10000 Dollars.
Insurers participate in the Profits.
This Company, having completed their organization,
will commence business Monday, ID August next at
Their present location corner Of Sth-av. and Sd-st.
Policies issued all descriptions Merchandise Stores
Dwellings Furniture, Ships in Port, Nc. favorable
other City Offices, with the advantage to Insurers
Of share Ia the profits OF the Company.
DIRECTORS.
NJ Hopper Mott Gmrtt 5. Mott Henry B. Bolster,
Jas II Del Vecehio, Joseph BOughton, Elijah Ward,
VIM. A. Wheeler, James w. Ogden, yohn A. G9nn,
VIM w Campbell Samuel Lyman, Gsrrltt III Str1kerj r
Joseph w Savage Asahel A. Deniuen, stephen w Jones'
John $ Meyer, Henry ID. Crane, NLhtm j. brsey
Erastus lyman, Mark Cornell, yohn WalIe,
John Denham VIM r. Stewart, William Winslow,
ET'tus {. Sander son Henry Dubois, Andrew Ward,
Geo w Van Mort, VIM. w. Cornell, David L. Sayre,
John W Howe Cummings Ii. Tucker.
NJ HOPPER MOTT, President.
CnAs. O. RICHARDSON. Secretary
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OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE IN
~ SURANCE COMPANY, No. 81 Wal-st, corner OF

CAPITAL 100000.
At en- election held this day the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors OF this Company tor the ensuing
sampson Moore, Moses Taylor george E s.s,
BEN. 3. sherman Marshall Pepoon, rrih0is SAIudy,
Peter Martin Alex II. Grant, mas. p t n,l,,
Rufus story, Asa :. Porter Jams %; '" c Iisou'
Henry Edes, Isaac {. Taylor " iAl n osesx;
AZ A sub eauent meet0g Of the Board, SAMPSON
MOORE Fs, wa unanimously reelected President OF the
Company. J. MlLION smith, Seefetais'
New.fork Feb. 2 1852. ~,
B-This Company continu.s 10 insure Buildings Mer
ehanise Household Furniture. Vessels IN Port &C. on the
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted and
paid.
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ether bsst furnsces addition to tho-e now opera
tion. - -.
,.e which offers reInnnerating profit the low
ccs Of current before the OF the last months
md which promises 70 be very lucrative while anything Ike
rTessrt rates prevail and also Of Railroad Companies des-
ons Of making Arrangements for Iron Rails be delivered
In 1855 IS called 10 this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature Of the Practical Iron Msr
chants Manufacturer who have thoroughly examined
th rror,tv and who desire procure additional sabscrp
tous 20 cay out with safety and spirit business requr
IN afre cash capital b. had tie Office Of the Agent
for the PROVISIONAL Company. SIMEON DRAPER.
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rg- Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic

CV The sixteenth Ward Christian Temper
snce Meeting win be held TO MORROW EVENING,
IT Hall of stav. and dst Exer
eisss to commence y O'clock DENNIS HARRIS and
other clereymen are expected TO be present and address the
meeting The Scripture fsas used by the Scottish Pres
tytenan Churches will be employed the religious
eIelses.
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a. Ninclcenth Wnrd.-Resulal pemocIatic NJ

To- Sixth Congressional District.-The Nth
Ward must b represented her Mechanical Interests require
INDEPENDENT WING NOMINATION.
Fos CoRSres. ............... .....BEWIS : DOD.
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Life Insurance. ,. ~,/>,r
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COh
MI pANy-clsu CAPITAL SEC CO. indcpend mt ~

TEW.ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-
N ANCE COMPANY, of New. Hayen Cosn.-BRANCH
OFEICF No rs Wall-st, y. Y
Of'' CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Company insres Lave stock sneh as Horses, Cat;
,ls G Ic tom DEATH sccasioued either from natural
earses or accident dsse OF description whaisoeyer
THOMAS kENDRiCh, President.
GyoReE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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I AIDES CLOTHS, French Merinoes, PlaiC
II Cashfnercs snd Plaid silks.
Several Of the above desirable Goods landn
and for sale cheap, q; TRACY IRWIN K Co.'S
Nos. - and - Broadway.
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w temperance Candidate

t~NerWs.'.......~.L ONIUS d. TOWSLEY
twenty-five years a Temperance Man ard eve-y uav
aashhsdto III thss important Office Rvery tine reu,re
, 1852-12-04

BUGs IL PEAs.-A correspondent of the
Germantown Telegraph in writing to that
paper on the subject Of bugs in peas, says he
prevents them as follows:
When my seed peas are ripe, pick out
the best and put them into dry glass pint or
quart bottles, filling each bottle as full as
possible to allow them 10 be corked up
Then place the bottle or bottles in a pan
Of cold water, and set the pan over the fire
TO get hot gradually. | let tue bottle re-
main there till the water is Too no, TO bear
the finger in it, then take it out, and cork it
up directly, and seal the cork with rosin or
anything to exclude the air perfectly. This
gives the egg in the pea such dose that it
ceases to live, and not at all inju.e the pea,
as | should fear scalding would. 1t has an
swered with me for many years past, and
will answer for those who will follow my
directions.
Almost every pea will grow, after being
taken out Of the bottle and sown in the
spring; and from my experience I should
say that about half the peas wherein the
bug remains till spring, will not grow so as
to do any good. had full proof OF this
several years back. That year / picked
out allthe sound peas and sowed them only.
The chickens got among them and scratch
ed them up in places. Having no more
sound peas, | sowed the bug eaten ones, but
with poor success; for only one here and
there grew. This satisfied me as 10 how
far the pea bug injured. the seed-pea, and
led me to adopt the bolting system, which
has perfectly succeeded with me. The
sooner they are bottled after being dry and
ripe, the better.
, 1852-12-04

From HAvANA.--A correspondent OF the
New Orleans Picayune, writing from Ha-
vane under date of the Sd September, says
am told that special guard oftwelve
Of the police has been detailed to prevent
and communication with the Crescent City,
which arrived this morning.
can order has been received al the post
Office, from the Captain General, prohibit
ing the admission into the island Of all
newspapers from the United States. There
are four large bags by the Crescent City
now under lock and key. ! am also in
formed that The purser OF the steamship has
not been permitted 10 come ashore. It is
said the purser is accused Of carrying exag-
gerated accounts Of arrests here 70 New
York, on his last trip"
The writer adds that 400 suspected per-
sons, including IA females, are now in
prison and, on the I'd instant, about thirty
prisoners were seen 10 stop al the commis-
sary's Office. Among them was a young
officer Of the rank Of captain, dressed in full
Uniform, with several orders upon his breast,
but with bis arms tied behind his back with
strong cords.
The Captain General has written 70 Spain
for instructions. He dots not know what
10 do with the prisoners. II costs money
10 maintain them, and 10 send them 10 Spain
or 10 stoot them would make matters worse,
in the acknowledged state Of public feeling
all oykr the island. In fact the government
is at lis wits end, and does not know what
TO do.
The French consul. general has written
II bis government 10 send force 10 Ha-
vana for the protection Of French interests,
in case Of disturbance and Mr.. Crawford,
the English consul general, il is said, has
done the same.
, 1852-12-04

WHAT BBRNuM AND JENNY LIND MADE.
The following note 10 the New York
Musical World, said to be from a reliable
source, gives the sum total, in round num-
btrs, that the two personages whose names
head this article cleared over all expenses
during their connection. It seems that
they averaged a rifle over $4,000 apiece
on each concert:
Not long since, Mr.. Barnum exhibited 10
me the account current between himself
and Jenny Lind, and a truly marvellous
document it is. He ought TO publish it en-
tire for the asloishment and edl6ealion Of
the world generally and singers particularly.
according TO the footing mp and balances,
the parties received the following hand
some dividends, after all expenses were
paid Jenny Lind, 1902, 900; P. T. Bar
mum, S30S, Coz total $4,000