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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROh D.
WInrur pRANlEMEAI. net neeE phn

"a Pssburs, through IN rwHErr yovs Mours-on ..e
90, ~c nj PassenTers viii be carried ~ the FsnasyrE
-. psyra.S Compsny bs.wssn Phiads,phs and fltts
ssrs in twenty four Hours, with only " miles Of sasss
ever an srcslleat Turnpike: Fns jill Oh. e,xs.s
Th;s,. ne shartsst and best rOuts between ns oe
vese md ths Atlantic CIss and tbs seeeSnnea asio.s
are IN ali respects Of the highest cnafsesf s1Sss
.-st al Bread g. every svssins at u scloch lac
M War Train lsavss the same place ~ q 49,.
.ith sosd sishts rest a. HsIhaaysburg. u-v,...-
Ihs above Lines pass thIssgn LAsess"' 1870 10
aospssins by day light -Philsdslphis PEE xop III,
Ass.t Psansyivsnia Railroad COMPANY
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To recover saek. with damages. monsF paij on a
eu-i 81 oAleDs purchases IN May, $780, and sent
10 tsihcfI 3, tut fvuno 10 ne spoiled on getting
sheie IL IS alleged there was wsTantee they
wou ssep sood y,aF. Tsey Claim 500. In de.
ieiss u vss oeDeG that there any guarantee.
ttroict for pisintf, slos the prics paid for the
orIoIs.
Wlaa.s Garrasant ast I've Neu- York aad Liverpool
Z S GcH SfsaTstID Company iaiGff claims snat
or the 9TH December, 1850, he shipped as Assistant
Ereinser or board he steamship Atlantic 10 serve
foT ife voyage. at S6e uonth-ihat the voyage did
rot end TIL August. but he discharged without
cause IN May. He brings action 10 recover $2fi,
alleged TO re due for wages
For defense II is said tnst or 9th Jan 1851, while
on the honevarc voyage. the Atlantic, during gale
OF vlno broke the center shaft OF her engise con-
sequence OF which she hac 20 put back and arrived
al Cork Goth Jan in crippled state, and af.erward
vas lowed 10 Liverpool 10 repair. where she was
cttsHed ak months. and did not return to New
YORK iiii Oh Aug. The owners say that the voyage
was broken up and abandoned, ard that the plaintiff
consented 10 receive his wages and a free passage to
New.Yofk in full for bis claim. which was cenisd.
Verdict for plaintiff, $l93
Before Judge sandfors
JetH Underwood sgt- A. T. SfeirGrf & Plain
TIL claims hat be was EMPLOYED IN August. 1850. 70
take charge Of the Hosiery Department, Including
the hid gloves, OF Stewards Dry Goods Establish
nent, Broadway, for one year, his compensation to
be per cent on the gross sales OF said Department
He SAYS that during the year the said gross sales
amounted to S657000 which entities him 70 $3.50,
Of hch be got but 50 COO and brings action 70 re-
in defense II is denied that the sales amounted TO
the sum stated, or that per cent was TO be allowed
on the amount OF sales. II is also said that the
81 eco paid him were more than actually his services
were worth.
FIRST DISTRICT COURr Before Judge
Green The Mayor, DC, Ntw York agst. Reynolds
Wsart TO recover penalty against wnefs Of Broad
way and Fourteenth st. Omnibus Line, for violation
of ordinance In encumbering the street by occupy.
ing stand corner of Whitehall and South sts with
out permission, &c.
II was shown by witness that the omnibus occu-
pied the stand in question but he only knew of the
coaches being those OF defendants by their names
being Oh them.
Ii was shown by AID Griffin that be and Assistant
AID Jamison in lS40 gave r. d U. permission In
writing TO occupy stand near the South Ferry but
not the stand IN question.
The Cour; held that permission to occupy par
tcular part Of the street did not authorize the par
ties to occupy different part, and they would be Ii
able. The ownership of the stages, however, has
not been sufficiently proved, and judgment must DO
for defendant.
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NRw LINE for SAN FRANCISCO.-.

\5brou.h Tea cts fou istn OF
"a uissdd dcasls-sly.8e neznsni2 rvn, a., -
sTcS5T al f5ae rzns burden. vii rsks nrf ~
Tss-r.s direct. lszvinz New-foSk On 81 ~ h"7 -
,s.s ~ Anvil s. "a, from Per Ne q. - ,.ss.
, p,sssussrs b the NORTHERN IIGha -. VA ss,sSss
sR err. ,,snS sap s. LEWIS a. % seas sarsse
Tssss steamer as1 y tia q.ai a. 49, -. -.
N eir ,rcs snsaa1 a-iars AL sIpsrszy Eslea y
Co. are saw spsa fur pssags AG2i Ss %
d AlLEN, Agtnt. Nc. 9basfsIJ Piscsssfe~-1
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nUDsON RIVER RAILROAD

Ii yRRIGHr ARRANGEMENT, pses 20. i,I y. ISL
ce,ysd at Caaal-s Freight House Freight arriving nom
tie North and West viii be unloadsd snd delivered :. ne
ar nm will be ads for property ccnnsnsd 70
o. south Of Canal st: Live stock Hay &C., VII % 70
ssived and delivered onlv at ylss-st. ..s.
's ROBERT HI6HA4. 5upenAtsndsns.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Connecticut state Temperance Convention.

Special Dispatch TO The ". Y. Tribune.
NEw-HAvES, Wednesday, March 10, 1852.
The Convention assembled at the appointed hour
There was very full attendance from all parts Of
the State. All the Wing candidates except STRONG
candidate for Controller sent in letters favorable to
the Maine Law also, all Free Soil candidates ex.
cept Webb, for Secretary OF State Endorsed the Law
No letters have been received from Me:srs Strong
and Webb, nor any of the Opposition candidates
The Convention will probably make no distinct
nomination for State officers, but VIII recommend or
indorse such as are right among those who re al
ready In nomin ation and let the voters select for
themselves. The meeting is very enthusiastic, and
has been ably addressed by Mr. Bamum and Dr..
Jewett. of Boston.
At l2t adjourned to III O'Clock.
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.hould be taken from The sphere Of his proper
I'm. Tor srch service. may aiss challenge curl
|ss,l, 40 sssk for explanation ba. "hy, uadet the
49, ~ IRE facts we have detailed, a particular
80 !, nd intimate OF Col Fremont and Col BEN
Fsnx sbou.d have been aspoisted to the Office IA
Il ~. s,,on usssts the comDsehen Of every man
Nc h unwillips to iDputs the selection 10 discred
!, NJ nosyss or iu1lenees Bat We have no sug-
= s.sons charges or sceussiiSLs 10 make. We te.ia
Sleia story, and every man can draw his own con.
Ia In don is. p.
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TINTED STATES and PACIFIC
II err aMauIp cnNPANIEs-The saly

Ts,osss Line for CALIFORNIA sad OREGON, va "a
IA ts Gro RGIA, March a. Haysna Inc spissSe
80 IL DORADO, 500 trrs.y Hsnsen, y -
100 ST.. direct for Chasrss censecs,15 os
~ ,h, Conp2nys steamers, and the 6Eonsi, \, -
ns. n d Porter o. s. NJ c0nnands., VII ie.vs nss
.s =, ,he foot Of Warren ss WEDNEsDA., 49,.
y clocs p. NJ fcr Chsgrss VIA H.s4ni "a
-, - Georgia will eoxnsct with the we'll kaesn 81
~ VIZ VIZ. u Mall Steamship Oregon. &, SAL ,of ~
snescs s. the nriv. II the passengers Ina n. srst
ri Psssmx Rates OF fare 70 San Frzac go Ass
Ssfs second csb.p Sz7o 500 h4sss ~
Sc 20 Cdasrss frst cabin. $751; second csnn - sscs
s~s SIS. For hesshi or pss age Apply os'! - -
a. n West e.. corner Of WansH
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CUpREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of
Sthe application q the Maycr. Alderman and ConnenS
ss lis q lsi ST. o% ah sT to sa~ 10 thscy
Of New York The subscribsn, Conals,s9asn o. ISL
mite and ~ asv .SSs' c s1's sy. notice psT
sssbt TO the !sqaremsns q an ses o. s m ", 70
S sTes o. se ss ne: sss 70
simg particularly 70 the CITY OF New YORK inis css az.
sascs q is k.msi. and d The csnp.:,e.-
s zen ss the maps 81 tn. co@msoos es.hsr VII
such MAPS sIe the amount q sssess@ss, s,..ss
and osser which sssd b. hs = ~
%stss .hsI IspSa hsss 90, sssa CO. ss~ Count, Il
View York for The inspection OF whomso.vsr msy - -
csrn there 70 remain i =, Least say az 4. - a." Ca
prsms Court e The time and place hereinafter msso.sc;
s q e: :. ss s::s
an Act ssitsd Ac N rsI.sa 60 shs s,sc.s . ~
@:s,: and Is q: c Ma sps fs's q passed
J. isi 70 the or osness occupant q ss.s1
house,, and %yss.sS 81 ss H.sss. ssd
est and Ass all persons whose insersss are
thereby and whs nay Be % sas si@ y H Bsss
DO re- cs.rma1 q 81 70, We csVnss Me- Guy
he date Of tbs nosce aaa that the nss smS,. .ss
re ,ss s.se: q .sd Is and
a. follows: thsi 20 say adj mat pa o. ss MA ~.
s eo 2. T.. es' sss ss ~ sss al that
49,, Ger usecs or parcel o. iaad bounded % ne west
tas sssissiy sas Of Eighth on the cas- q ~
lne o. side Of fifth on The BoTfh ~ w A. :. ssir1.
ter sfthe bloct bsf~.xu Second ~ ae1 ~
on the south By me Of the csstsf o. - sfsrs.
tween Sxy second It aId sixty lbs. 80 sscsE The
Com ali paris 4 ss Va
said SIXTY second AID We zoe 49,, shs above entitled
s,T s st - Ss:: sss n K:
ss. q s:. ~ Ys "a, 4 a.l y Is cy y
ss b.; ss I'd a., q = =: SSssss ss 3 =
cos on Ia. I :s.,s @oa =. ss ds
heard and hat ssss Dated New Yo. March
| 1859. paifIp = MONROE, cepn,ssisssnL
MosEs WILCOX. - 80
1 u.xax T. DAVIS, Attorney.
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Great Freshet and Loss Of Property NJ Canaje-
harie.

CANAJoHARIE, Wednesday, March 10, 1852.
The Cansjohare Creek broke up last night, and
nearly drowned the village OF Cansjoharie. The
first stores and Easements full OF water and ice
the creek bridge was carried away. and large
amount of merchandise entirely destroyed, and
some much injured.
The cause Of the acciden. was the neglect Of the
State officers to break up the as9Dssoss ,a ne
amount OF lofs has not yet been ascertaned.
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C,OR SAN FRANCISCO.-PACKET

4 OF .orH MARCH.-Tas maya Scent new oupper
ship Empire IA iuas. Capt T. ihorndhs, HAVING
leon md second cabin repiete with eyerJ eonysnienee
viii is limited Da%esT g second
ESQ hs .nnS msde Of this beautiful clipper tnd the
Capt IhoPais Ss sses as ,ns
70 az s,t,so-ans,r ,heft passage. Ample pIoyinots are
made for the Comfort passengers and is%ss vii p inc
~ nm mber of tickets will be strictly limls
ed and no move taken than can % hsaso%sI
and cosafo,sbly accommodated. Saloon pAssehss" rave
Same iHe As Fir'' oA0,E 3 SUTTON. Ne. 81 waIlr.
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Kossuah MT St.LOuis.

ST LOUIS Tuesday. March 2, 1889.
The steamer Emperor arrived here al nan 'DasI
7 this evening win kossuth on ooaio-ne Was
escorted 10 the Planters House by some Companies
Of Germ an Volunteers
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Rax Crushed to Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March 10, 1852
Yesterday afternoon, a boy about twelve years
old named Robert Hurst, while on his way to school,
MAS crushed 10 death by the falling OF the wall oil an
old factory building that was destroyed by nie iss'
sutnmn. on the corner of Twelfth and South SIS
The hoy Was mot missed until night, when the RUNS
Of the wal were removed, and hrst his books ana
,hs n The body were discovered
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NEW ROUTE from NEW york u

lNNORwALK and pANBURY.--Ths rev and last
conten platsd) Capt r. W Fowler, wilI commsses run
nns connection with the Dssboy And MSr.sx narsaa
leaving Rorwak Bridge every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock An
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard sATURDAY M ~ d
Passage, ~ cents Freight taken on rsasohsols 's
route FOR passage or freight apply TO sAxfoN
WERR No ia South. ST., the Captain on board.
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1 'ALIFORNIA. Through to San Fran

4 'AIIFORNlA.- Through to San Fran
" cisco direct for Sleo. and found the and
niceIt clipper JULIA ANN, Capt. Ramsdel TINS
besut full vsssel III sail for the above FRIDAY
March 10 Having been built expressly for this trade 1t s
expected she ~ make the passage In % days Her sae
room daos fitted ny entirely for the comfort
Of passengers and her between decks high ard airy hav
ing borough ventilation, with all he recent
The NAUTICAL experience Of Capt Rsmsdell will AZ
ford sll persons opportunity OF selecting the above
Beautiful clipper. chance of short and pleasant
vOysge seldom offered Persons wishing passage
will please make early application, only limited
tel viii he taken number being already engaged APP
ply TO BUTLER BROTHERS. Nos lis aud i63 South
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CUPREME COURT. -ShePhssa

- Ksapp. Ckanbsrias Of ths C,sy q nn"Nr. Yss are
y,,ssy and required :. .sS - a. CsrE =
u this action. wheh vas hls5 ~ "a he Ctr Hall q ss,e
me S ,t s's az sss y ,ss
yosr ,s aS ear sss .vssy tsys ~ -
sne, ..es e I .s =. "a ss.
II sEch service az. rsss,d the pizisin w -
psli ma a. ,r fer he N 'As s'A
lam D..sd Nss Y;,t ~ Ipi.ssias Asssvssy.
xsflsrswTh
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"a uDSON RIVER RAlLRoAD.--


Arrangement oe THURSOAy Tar Is. shs rrsins vii.
srsil further notice foi,s~s
Ls1vs Nsv-Yorf gong North. non the orcs ssAf
Cksnhsus. At3 An foy through fsesght oar (st1it-
ing irOn sst-stj At A. ~. fag pSsssagsn 10 Pseks-
kin, ana az intermediate sta0pl AT IAN. Nal rGsas
~ Aesny ana Tfog, stopping al Peeksk sa1 al s&tisss
ssSossh fright oey. starting foI Sis;.sl Atil PA
ESpssss Tram hT Aieanl srs rroy sto2pias saly Il
Peskekil Cos egriAs Fshkil posgAssspsis SAinsSech
ard HatseA A,iiP ~ ,psssngsrs and freight 70 pesks-
kli Only sopeins al al wa, stssoes AttpN, passsa-
GER ~ feskshil oalys stopping a. way rSncnr AIS
k Cold S9rirg Frhkill, New HsmbarrA and foksspsss
sad All stations aorSs Of that place signs Al spM
for pSushkespse, stopping n al sis'laas Al NJ.
foI kmsrants and thfourh eisht only from Stat; 81
Gong south, lesys Tor FAgas Ssation. At n AM .i
AM. and Ion. PM Leave Albany NJ 81 AN, fes
THROUGH frcisht ery, ifOa East Abanyl Al 4 An.
Msll Train for New York ssoppinE AL ways's,ions
where there nals Be received and delivered At
"a for way frsisht onl', tfrom Fast Albany Atm
81 Express Tram foi Nswyork stopping ssly AZ Hud-
son Rsnsheck poushkeepse. Fishkiil and peskskin AZ
HPM., for passengers to New.York, stopping AZ way
satsps OF signals Az " PM, tfrom East AlsssyJ
Lssys pOugAsssgns for rsw-yers al q A. M. stop
ping az way stafif
Leave peskskll for Nsw-Yers at "a A N, passenger
fOf New YORK siSPpisg al ws,-sAiions. At n.
sohgers reigh to New Yosk way statiaps
A3PM. ssesgsrs to Nsv-ysrk, stopping a. wsS-sts-
nons.
Passengers will pr.c.rs rissess sscrs sassras the cas
Ss~ycrs Jan. Is. la,2. RoBr. HIGHAN. Sapt
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NOR CALIFORNIA-NEw AND IN

NOR LIFORNIA-NEW AND lN-
IL DEPENDENT sTEAMsHIp CoMPANY-OPrOs,
splendid steamship CITY OF NEwYORK vii leave nsr
wharf pier N X March i6, att oclockP coanscnns
tcks,s are against detention This bens the
On sure through line VIII take but limited number
Of to prevent any DECEPTION upon the thnus
For freight or passage. apply to -, ..ys
n a HAIGHr, No. Battery place.
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NOR CALIFORNIA via Straits Of Ma

NOR CALIFORNIA via Straits OF Ma
rellan and Panspa.The mssnltesat c nss sI 4
.,..usbin PFINDEER. 200 fups burden Capt ". y
$3.50 II from New-York for the ABOVE named
psss 90 TUESDAY Apr. ls isss ms ssssqsd snd
csaer ss,spsd ard expected to sse ne shsr.sm
e,s, d ~ sbs SssIays dangers, lanmgs I'M
I'd ,nmser sftckets may be secured ~ az eai .pp..
IN 20 f.EO Z. MILrON. Agent, ONCE oFef o'oNH
p p.rt 70 eunsr Of Greenwich and Faiton-sts
BOWMAN, GRINNELL d CO, NO.
se,th. d Nsw.York-sols Agents for she swal-
lew Ian asacr pAcKErs LONDON PACKETS,
e.ii san and 3lst q each san sveIy $500
al. o..sr Of the West Sklr Yorkt0wn.
mp S.s,nool Ship Sir Robert Peal,
Ship Consttufsn. Emp conia. csy,.nslI
sniP rree~..nfire SHIP indie pendehce,
sllP ttns,t f3zlissin ship American Congress,
ssY .s.Sharroa Ship Prince Albert,
sh.p H- newt shtp Patrick Heary.
Vhss passengers decline coming shs pseas' 49,"
IN I'd without reduction. ,....-
ns.as from 81 aEs upward, payable q ssh' |" ny WV
,h1arsscut Great Britain and Ireland
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LINE for CALL

ropNII On,os,sn TO Monopoly, with cheap rates
sd fare and great speed The and splendid steamer
RROTHRR JONATHAN, 800 trns the ,sssen on tne
d., ,,h ,nns nor for 700 passengers
viii nail for Chsrres and San Juan "a FRIDAY, March
49, at p NJ from Pier No. 4 N u -. a.,
dent Steamer on the Pacific which VIII prsvsat s pos
rbllity of any delay on the lsfnnus. It'd ,,mh.r
of Throush TIcke,s properly guaranteed saA .sasoec
rates Apply 90 the Subscriber the only sn'noeo Assas
for the Brother Jonathan &, r..x.,.nA. Al
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Aid to Kossuth In Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, March 6, 1852.
The amount of money received IN this city for the
Kossuih Fund, by concerts, speeches and donations
will barely amount to 81 500.
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JEW JERSEY aAILROAD.-NEW.

TOhk Aad PHlLADELPHIA dfeet-U. g. MAI.
and EMPRESS IiNES-rhiessh IL Il hours--New-Jsr-
soy Railroad ss Jersey City. Leaving Ns~-vork AZ A -.
foot Of Coartlandt 81 An. and 81 p. NJ Ihery-st.
Leaves Philadelphia sc t7l sad NJ. ADD 81 from
foot u wsnats Fare reduced 81 for hrst-csss snd
- for sscone-clsss.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold 10 the ssovs nes and Through bar
gas. carried IN the . AN. and y PM hsss fos New
Work. With sArouxh copdsctars
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NAMDEN and AABOY RAILROAD
NEKCHANDISE FORWARDED to
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ EW- OhN sHU ENfr8 NNIHNVhU'
Trains leave follows (sunfayr excepfsdl ffon
pier foot Of Duane st.:
MAIL TRAIN a. A. N. for Dunkift and all Stations
NYwBUReH EXPRESS TRAIN att M
WAY TRAM, sttP. D., for ssfsrss, Oxford aEa later
mediate Stations ..-
EyTrrNs TxPsvss Train ats y. NJ for punsns, coz
meeting With the Dunkrk aud State Line ssa kns and
NORTH east Railroads, for Ere Pa .
CHAs MTNOr, Superintendent.
&
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I limited STATES and PACIFIC

Ed anu hClI ~
MAI. STEAMSHIP CODJPANY-Only through
Line TO California and Oregon-EXTRAThem magnificent
dauhi~ engine steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H. j. Hart
stihe.U Nsyy beng Iow ,sa1' for :.is's sac"cr
p n precisely from her pier foot of Warrenst., N n,
to with the Companys Extra May steamer from
Panama to San Francisco. The accommodations OF we
Illinois a. unsui passed and she is well known TO be the
fases steamer in the world Fer freight or passage app
at the office Of the Company, Ne III VESTS" corner f
Warren.
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General A gents, IS Beaver-s,s. New. York.
JONES Z JOHNSTON % wall-st.

UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THROUGH
- ffCKErs tor SAN FRANCISCO, wa CHAGREs
dHsct-The new and splendid Stea aship SIERRA NE
FADA, SEQ tuus burden. D. Wilson Commander. for
direct on WEDNESDAY. Msrch II. a. O'Clock from
her deck. Pier No n r, connecting a. Panama with
sase, apply 70 W RAYMOND, Agent. Ma. 81 Broad
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Ensuranee Companies.
:
Z nRRJIIARD FIRE INSURANCE

gnsnranee Companies.
Z ORRILLARD FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY ssoo soeU0ies NO; .. Sn@s
al shs capital paid IN prepared 70 receive Applications
s. sssH1 su GD Sss.s: u po &c &C. against
loss or damage 3, nrs n,prcroRs
CONS Andersen, David Morsison, John y Dsor,w'
FshI P Bailey, Adam P.os,. John All a; Harriet
jan sa6sl B Bsls'i' EsSra ssivs. Mo.ssa Msrsan.
Wa s Dixie William Adams, And'w NsIwood.
S TSsS p ,sS Wi Wits sia: smith
Zophar Mills. Ezra r. psUs, 'onn h"a- A"'N~'
CoRNRL IgSt v ANDERSON. President.
WASHINGTON SMITH Vice President
CARLISLE NORWOOD Secretary.
JOHN Go6ER, yr.. Surveyor -.
Application for Insurance in this COMPANY VIII b 70
csvsd tee office Ct Mr. g. Norwood No - WnhAm =
THE NEW ENG a n d Ii We
4 STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of Nsw H.v .se'
CONF horsss cattle Ac against ios nom .s a.
scriptics whsts-er New York Agency. Ne. 10 Wal =.
OFFICE OF rHs AsroR MuryAL ISsUsAycs Co 20 Pr
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT
q the siIairs u this Company : psolsAsA IN con-
noprt Of Premiums not NAKED of Decem- a.. -
.m Sss nj ~ reaums on Marine ana iaiand
Navigation, and transportation risn for me 49, 49,. AZ
year ending December ST. ls5l-.--.------.- sAssy 70
Total amount IF prsnisus- -----------. $9a3 s15 q
Amount Of earned premiums during
the year - above - s ss' =, \.
Less return premiVips o5oyl ~
Net earned premiums iSSl-----------.-- Sses fst 70
Losses paid duTiss sans period $685. e7 u
RsinsurxDee. missions, expenses "a. -. =.
and bad debts-- 2sesx u tss.ess =
Nss earned profits slstsA q
The profits Of the Company from the ID April.
lsls to the sia DecssEber, 1850. fsf which
SSs,as Al prost, as above .-..--....--. iN65& 70
Net earnings to sst December S,s2 2M 70
The Assets of the Company On the 3lst Dscsn-
gs sf' r ,ssai aba :. ssasiu 2.
Cash :,ocs; ss,sss q
p,s.,sn scecsrts 60 be closed BY notes or
eash scrip Of suadry Mutual Insurance Com
ysie s35 20
To- sasrd Of Trustees have This Day declared Divi
asnd al twenty four per cent on hs earned premiums OF
-. xs.y ,rSrs Dec 81 1851 for which certificates VII be
$500 on and the TN OF April nsxt Also an interest
- ~ n.r e-nt an the scrip heretofore issued payable in
and asr as = & srRoN s s.s.s q me
Board EDwAnD =. SiHo '~s''''
y.a.,s. csos. Francis skiddy, PA. X. Rsa..id.
Thomas rlezfun, Sam1 e. sprouts, Sh2 t9lholy'
T. s. LAthrop, EDen D. SfoCAef, stsa. noo"1-@'
esnsv BTeofs john A McGzw, Paul Alden,
- kr,sx.ld yr Wu Bu;kley Thomas DunhAsz.
Elias Poavsft, Arthur fnnfEsh hs.s
X. J. Brown, James > hyaes Jonh Ha.po1i
/ Frederick A. Lee, William Bryce, James Mysrs'
asors Bi,d W Culbert, James stuart,
Jshn KiichiIg. 3. T. Woodward, Samuel L, st'A'
Aired Rxrrstt, Theodore Crane, Trs't Ia IeoA:
| C. D. Hrd. Robert l. Taylor Benz A ma hns
Sa~.rd Aatiea,, s. 8. ChiusnSsh. Wn- X L9throf'
] q b. Brewster, l. Pend, JOSIAH 1885,
/ xEBEpEE COOK President.
| EDwAkD ANTHONY. Vice Prss'asAl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
q Toll: sp shs M MsTss G io s,s

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The Board of Public Works have reduced the
tolls on The Miami Canal, from Cincinnati 70 Day
DAYTON to Cincinn ati to half mill per mlle-pelns
n REDUCTION of from three to eight mills and max
irg difference OF fourteen cents on oarrei OF
aoor The OBJECT is to compete with the Cincinnati
ar Da,ton Railroad