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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

orrICE OF THE GRoCE ,, 4, n F !, 81.
ssvaANCE COMPANY No. u ""
- aPssIl''. CAPITAL $500: o .,s:,,, gentlemen
,.eten he'd Tbs Gay. ,ns for the ensuing
AZ. sss sss'iii dice, rs Of this Company '''
y.rvn Meoss, Marshs pspoon. Fian,ss sn.casy,
Sssj Shn""" Alex n Grant, Snan w,,.on
Ssfe Ms1h' Asa s. Porier y.s'I.s,o u Eossey
Rsfss Esiy' Isaac G. Taylor, psn.a SIMPSON,
W<sIy kdts ors,t meeting Of the hos.u; 9n.d.rt ~
torfsf'wa. IN unanimously reeisc,rs sa .asn "
pO0tk. Lq' J. MILTON shii IN '''''''
Feb ne to insure Buildings Mer-
GB-Th. CemRs ryrnture. Vessels IN Port, NC, on
e. moi favorable TERMS Al ~ tfeod
ssd pad. ,.-CITDA NrCE
oVTIJ-ARD FIRE INSURANCE s,s..,is
Oni.xv-oecs No 81 Chamosrs ~, ao]o in,og
lICOhr asCspaa $780, 900 I'M. oo csxa anol,ca
Gsvai o." ~ ns,d in are now PREPARED ~ Me,chan
thsf tatI a. 10 an Warehouses, ID p, $40
49, Hous,ho'd Furniture,
sss;as, Less or Damage " .rToRs
p iixo,r,.on. John B. Durbrow,
Ger " Anderson. Dave y Psuts. John A. Harriet,
gss NJ BsIsdes S S.Sam Sullivan, Morgan Morrans.
sssrsei Bell. N an.n, ADAMS Andw G. Norwood,
YIN Dube. Ill 81 Beare VIM. g Riiabock,
simeon Draper, vii, Btscsstone, Wash. Smith,
fIssb. C. Jung r,,s p Davis, John Add. Thomas,
couNrhITs v ANDE aSON. President.
WARRINGTON SMITH, Nice-rfesidehi'
r.,,,srY NORWOOD secie'aiy' af,f
foHS CoGER, !R.. eu'NeyoI. ----~-----
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ENVY YORK and NEW-H tLs,V En-

NJ ENVY o r X and NEW -dhv Ely
IN RAILROAD-wINTER ARRANGEMENT, Dee:
l. ls5i-TTains out of New York leave near corner s
0HccoSMopAT1oN TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
II 30 A. NJ; and f5P. NJ The ll,o A. M runs IA coz,
nection with Train from New Haven to Hartford ana
Springfield and with Train over the Canal Aoad
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Haven, Hartford Sprlngncd'
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads. ts Ogdens-
burgh and Montreal,l Boston and Worcester, at m
fstoDs at Stamford and Bridgeport and M lsops at
Stamford, EoIwak and Bridgeport times about st hools
to Boston The M connects with the Housatonc ana
Naugatuck Railroads at bridgeport, and Canal Rsread
at Eew-HaveR. The o'clock p. M. with Naugatuck
Railroad at Bridgeport.
SrrCIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, at $50 M and 81
p NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhanville.
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements Trans eays
New -Hayen ut $50, 7, and 935 A. NJ, and ago r M
me IS A. M receives passengers from Springfield and
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven and from
Nsugatuck Railroad a. Bridgeport. The I 20 NJ re-
ceyes passengers from Hartford and Springfield RSroaa
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New Haven on arrival OF Trans
from Boston, LIS and stopping at Bridgeport,
Norwalk and Stamford leaving Boston ais A. A' and
3P. NJ ~ -.
I45P. NJ.
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
as Superintendent
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SUPREME COURT-LEvI S. CHAT.

SFIEID Attorney General of the State Of New YORK,
against THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANf-ll
pursuance of order of the Supreme Court OF the state d
New York made the twenyeighth day OF May 1890,
the undersigned Receiver of the Canal Bank OF Albany,
hereby gives notice the holders Of the outstanding ccu
atg notes OF oils of said Canal Bank and to the per-
sons holding the given by the undersigned az
such Receiver the balance remaining unpaid on notes OF
hills surrendered on receiving the first dividend of sixty
pe cent that they are required present the said notes OF
bills and certificates payment TO the said Receiver al ms
nfce in the CITY of Albany within two from the date
Of s notice in default VIII be
So m hsneft fund provided for the payment vi 'e
n,a mites or biis and certificates, and from all clam ny
reason of holding the same and that the said fund VIII DC
disposed OF nnder the direction Of the said Court 10Y ths
benefit Of the other creditors Of me sad Canai pahk
Guch manner be hereafter determined. For the
holding said bills and
Gfcates the Receiver made which the
zane will also be paid presentation to the Commercial
Bank in this ity--Albany, June !, 1850.
je7 law2yF ANDREW WHITE. Receiver.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-
FORD and TAUNTON The steamers COMMODORE
and MASSACHUSETTS, Of this line. now run regaarly
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North RIVER
fret wharfab0ye Battery place. daily, Sundays excepteo
30 p. NJ. The Eas ern Steamboat Mail Is now trans
ported by this route formerly.
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Baets
place, board the boats. olti
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

III UDSON NV Eli NAlbhOhO.--
i NETWORK to ALBANY and TROY. winter
Arrangement On THUkSDAY, Jan. IS, the Trains WILL
nail further notice. follows:
Lsage fIsw-York going North, from tae Once heM
Chambersst AT 81 AN, for through freight only Istaf-
ing from 3st-st At A. NJ for passengers to Fseks-
iii and all intermediate stations At NJ MAI IRAN
for Albany ard Troy stopping at Peekski and all stations
north OF that place signal At - Am foI way ana
through freight only, (starting from 3istE) AT IN
Express Train for Albany and Troy, stopping only AZ
Peekskl Cold Spring. Fishkl, PoughfeePss, hhineoeck
and Hudson Atl passengers and freight TO Peeks-
kill only stopping all way stations At ~, passen:
gers 70 Pesksk,ll only stopping at way .tstlon; As
kin Cold Spring FishkiI New Hamburger and Pokeepsie,
and all stations north of that place on signal
for poughkeepsie, stopping at all way stations AZ NJ,
Gong South, leave Troy Engine Station, at M LOT
AM and 3 ION. PM. Leave Albany at 81 An Tor
through freight only, from East Albany AT II AM,
Mail Train for New York, stopping a. all way stations
where there mails to be received and delivered Az
A NJ for wsy freight only, (from East Albany AZ II
Express Train for NewYork, stopping only at hud.
sen Rhinebeck, Poughk eepse, Fishk and Peeksklu AT
81 M for passengers TO New York. stopping at way,
stations signals. At 81 p. NJ, from East Aloany)
Night Mail Tram
ping at way stat, ms.
Leave PeeksEill for New-YoTk at 81 M passengers
for New York, stopping al stations AT 10 Am pas
sengers and freight York. stopping at
At 3PM passengers to New-York, stopping atway-sta-
tons. ,-.,<,
New-York, Jan. IS, 1859. L151 ROBT. HIGHAM, Supt
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RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Co Livsrpos'
HAfRICK HENDHAsOH Z co. 0lase0w.

NOR LIvERPOOL-United States Mail
Il Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James C. Luce This
steamship will depart with the United States mails for ka,
O'clock M from her berth at the foot OF Canal ST. NO
be nth secured till paid for For freight or passage, hay
ipe ed for elegance and comfort
spplyto EDWARD 4. CoLLiNs q SMsiui O.,
Tn. steamship Pacific will succeed the Arctic, and
sail Feb. 81, 1853, JzoW
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PENNSYLVANIA Rail- ROA D.

PENNSYLVANIA RIA LROA D.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, between philadelphia
and PIttsburs through in TWENTY POUR HOURS -Op na
after Dec TO- Passengers vii he carried by the Pennsyiva
MA Railroad Company, between philadelphia and Pltts
burg Twenty four Hours with only 20 miles Of Staging
over an excellent Turnpike Fare Si1.
This the shortest and best route between the ofes
West and the Atlantic Cities and the accommodates
are in all poets of the highest character The EIpoH
Through Train lin "a hours leayes the Depot, Mars'
Of Broad st. every evening al 81 o'clock. The Mors
ing Way Tram leaves the game place az o'clock, A H.
BY this line Passengers will be carried through IN holrs,
with coed nights ress al Holldsysburg.
The above Lines PASS through Lancaster, Harrisonrg,
Lewistown HUNTINGTON, Johnstown, &c, crossing ths
Mountains by ssv- light p Philadelphia, Dec. ls5l
THOS. MOORE,
do 3m Agent PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company.
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EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
u FALL pIyER-Ths spl endia and supenor steamers
EMPIRE STATE and STATE OF MAINE leave on alter
nate days SUNDAYS exceped) Pier No n X, near me
Battery at 4P Tor Freight apply on board OF a. she
saice, on Pier No. IiSDALE BOhDnU.
ali Agents. Nos 70 and II Wsst-6'
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LNOR Observation-Disclosures Line
IL Packet of the goth FehrnaryThe splendid and IA,
yortt Pack ROSCIUS, Capt iOlivef Edrdgs VIII
leave as above regular day For Freight or Passage
hsyjI unriysled accommodations, apply 70
sPOFFOED TILE5TON & co, No. ~ Souta-ss'
2ft27
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Umpire CITY LlNE.-FOR SAN
IL FRANCISCO. via CHAGRES and SAN JUAN a.,
rsct. on THURSDAY, Feb. l2-The new and spSndId
double. engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, 800 tuns
burden D. Wilson, commander formerly OF the SIC
ship Empre City, will leave her dock at Pier NO 81 Horn
River for Chages and San Juan direct, Cd THURSDAY,
Feb 49, at o'clock This steamship has uuequaed accom-
having oesn oonsfSc cd
with specal 10 thor comfort For ffesat or
pasi age apply 10 J. W. RAYMOND, No. 81 BROADWAY
The SIERRA NEVADA will leave again on Satui9M,
March 49, ing with the fsvori's steamship "
ORLEANS. At Panama. Books are now open. l2S tfn
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN Trains leave az follows Sundays exceptsd from
pier foot of Duane-st.: =, $780,.
MAIL TRAIN at A. II. for DunkIrk and all Stauons'
EgwBURGH EXPRESS TRAIN att p n. 49,.
WAY TRAIN atl p NJ for Sufferns, Oxford and inter-
mediate Stations. -,
EvENISG EXPRESS TRAIN at p. M. for Dunkirk, con,
meeting with the Dunkirk and State Line and Ere ana
North east Railroads, for Ene, Pa. ..,.
-rsuvoxL M. 90 tesi d29H
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ LINE for PHILADELPHIA, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
from pier No North River feot of Batery-pace, By
steamboat JOHN POTTER. daily Sundays excepted) az
g. Emisrant line at u p. N. Fare 81 So
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S HHpEN EDWARDS. Commissioners.
GERAsposc, , o' jl4 sF2i
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EVOR CALIFORNIA,-The new and
II independent steamship UNITED STATES having
proved herself Of the fastest steamers In the woia
will leave her pier No g. North River, on Monday 10th
February for Chsgres and San Juan direct. Ihronsn
tiokets connecting at Panama, without deieRtion &or
fire. sht or passage, spply to b.. HAIGhl. Agen.
y6ls NO. BATTERY placo.
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4 FREIGHT ENHANCEMENT, December Is, 1851
Freight asd gong North and West Will be re-
ceived CsnalIt Freight House Freight arriving nom
18th st. Station on Wests and allowance Of 30 cents
per will be made for carriage ON property to
ceived and delivered oalv at 3lst-st.
dl7 ROBERT HIGHAM Superintendent.
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CopGrincrsbip.

xLStsn,.' ryrbaIre 6'3ts
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. 8. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-ThIough in It hogrs-New.JsI-
sew Railroad jersey City leaving NewYork at M.
foot OF Cour,isndt- st., NJ riherty-st.
Leaves Philadelphia hours from foot Of Walnust,
Fare reduced for first class and 81 so for second class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHA RLESrON
through tickets sold in the above lines and through e
ried N he p. u.
through conductors. dien
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T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

>. MAIL STEAMSHIP OOM
u PANY-For CHA6RES, via HAVANA, wi'heus
transfer The double engine steamship OHIO, Findiay
Schenck, u. s. N, Commander, will be dispatched ron
the perst the foot Of wsrienst North RIVER on al
URDAY. Feb 7, 1889. at O'Clock T. NJ. ~or,
Fer freght or passage applyto NJ. Q. ROBRRrs,
6fH NO. III WesIss:
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Markets.

NEW UhLFANs, NOV y, I6DT
Cotton hes been very active to day the sales reaching
16 600 bales, mostly tor England prices favor buyers
Middling is quoted at ga csc. Sugar has declined
ne fair sells st44c Molasses is In brisk demand 40o0
hhds fed at 22 23c Freights very active eight
thips have been taken for Liverpool at sd tor cotton
Sterling exchange IL at So per cent premium.
CHARLEsrey, Nov % 1852.
The sales of cotton day coo bales at s7S lcc
Prices shaGe lower.
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1852.
The receipts Of produce since Saturday have been
annexed Flour, 9cG0 bbls wheat 900 bushels; corn
4Co0 bushels; barley bushels For flour the sales
have been $500 bbs NJ rather easier rates wheat,
fsles of moment Oats steady at 53c with sales Of
T. te bnfhes In barley the transactions foot Al 900
bushels az Tic. 7sc for two rawcd 74s for jefferson
county ditto 74c fer mixed and 76c. fer prime four
rCwtd There is nothing doing in Hogs at 81
for light, and 81 so 81 62k for heavy.
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From Aih0pv.

THE CONTEST FOR THE STATE IREAsuRYsHTP NOT
YET SETTLED.
SPECIAL coRREsroNpENcE OF HERALD
ALBANY, Nov. %, 1862
The opinion of Judge Watson, in the of WEIGH
Cook the contestants for the Office of State Treasurer
appears in the afternoon newspapers An application
made to the Judge by the former to compel Cook to
deliver the books and papers of the creasurer Office in
compliance with decision OF the Supreme Court that
Wsloh duly elected State Treasurer Judge denies
the application the ground OF iegsty pcrfecsing
the judgment of CUSTER and also the ground he says
that certain stipuations entered into by the parties
not regarded. In consequence thereof, the Judge
he has jurisdiction In the case and declines to
grant the motion to compel Cook deliver the books
and pspers the rreasurers Office The will up
to the Court of Appeals. w.
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New York horticultural Society.

meeting of the above society held last eveniE
at their rooms stuyvessnt Institute O~ing to the
ity Of the weather. the meeting not very well at
tended
President SHEPHERD KNAPP In the chair.
In the absence of the Recording Secretary Mr. Hogg
was appointed Secretary pro tenn
The SECRETARY read the minutes of the last meeting
which were approved OF.
Mr. MEAD then read the report of the COMMITTEES on
Diploma The report went on to say that the
nttee appointed bad at last the satisfaction Of laying
before the eociety design for diploma which they
confidently believed would meet the appreciation o. every
member IL lis unique and chara ,tertic like it
having been go. up before; and work OF art viii
bear the seyerest ordeal of criticism When tinted
colofs will be brilliant and sharper than they
hep appeared, and the diploma whom ncn ly finished,
WIZ be an ornament To any psrior An artistic design
Ike i while IL will give character the so,sy viii
al object worth striving for, aad should % ma,
one Of the chief honors OF the Tosiety. The cost
n liIg Il snl ne Sl25 certainly large sunni &c
htishtc pc9re especially when Z. Is coasiis-sd w
roYs shaafs and ntngs The operations OF the ss,issy
have OF lat been ere atty embarrassed and its progress
seriously Teta ctd, for the want Of doloms ths
committee hersfore urgently recommended the adop-
tion o be de iE and feel confident that nothing
beautiful o. appropriate could be fouod
The repor,, s'ur son0 discussion, laid the
table unt the 5eedisg of the
port was ccnclroed
The report Of the nominating committee "a then Rad
and was referred back TO the mnttee with Instructions
to have tickets printed for the election of oHic4rs
The following were the officers propoed by the
mittee President, Shepherd Knapp; Vice Presidents
W Coventry II Haciock Wilson q Hunt, Nicho as e.
Anthony. William w Livermore, and John Clroshop;
G, orge W Curtis
The quesop the adoption of the report on the dip
Iona then taken, which was adopted
Mr. erosion moved that the report should be stricken
from The minutes His moving this was tn It
thu meeting was called for special purpose hear tins
report OF the nominating committee only
The meeting then adjourned
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

old habiis made the pilgrims cling old la but sc.
we're destiny Developed more md within them that
Pabbath was made man and for 5abbath.
stN the pilgrims vent dorbt'ng cavii!ng rreachiog
pra wing and perseruting and al shs time woman was
Ing sIf thinking In sencc altitude aud prayer a-t
the frat tried to call the opinsonN OF NOSE
asembisa together tbs women OF the day. and there
discussed In conceive rhe opinions p52psen iro" M
pulpit and adopted BY the fathers o. tns coohs oa,a
first American ryDod copvened nog 20 sry ene opa
ions OF but those Of woman, wrC vas convIoeaa
In the quaint language Of tho dnv as pa,m ~.
nent opnionsn and excd the colony UndoNosediy ,ne
treatment sustained by this nofs woman W one Oh "a,
dark pages upon the history of our country ~ s,od.
Island, where Roger Williams aco oted her So 10 or
DAY what chance has woman 10 bs Jusuy anu ,l ,y
,ion with a lis terrible power eon verted into ga
gine OF torture agamt her and ss ne cooceN Pp"m,
pose her Her only trust must be In IN. Divine 5piis
Of eternal truth, wno will uphold HE o"
The eternal yeara of God hers,
But error, wounded, writhes in psia
And dies among her worshppersu
Our persona are now indeed ,onger consi,
dered bugbears hut would silence rintrisctn'
question could But il cannot be no habit has
become ipvsterste and the for or rghss
Old assertion dating back far when IN o'otness
whipping Us in plymouth q auaksfs Who "a, III ee ths
apostle OF womanhood? Are prepared to eee 'pe ner
stcution? l know not, but such fa would oeens
fact Her revelation will wound The sclf-Iove of tnou
sands and there is no a,nd more malicious an. an
cruel than the born Of wounded ssit ioss
The true type Of perfect humanity appeared in u sas
the true type combining woman and chid. cs
Paul was site and taught that doctrine. The .wo
types OF wonanhood have been distinctly traced in 5ao
world-the passional and the maternal woman. res
final type yet to be revealed l. needs bs in tho
OF deyeopement She has been the female e. ali
time degraded enslaved and herding with her eli soid
the soiiudes OF nature After fr~ further remars,
the lecturer said woman has fallen low ~ ter
brother Ber vices and her crimes exceptions totbs
general rule which distinguishes her character ba
does not auD them in the of heaven aud earth
things to be proud of IL the world Indebted ohar
for The steam engine and telegraph 1t Is not Indebted
her for the rack the ybbet, and the dungeon Her
crimes have been native to her Whsn ehe errr
it is mostly through the sacred part OF her naturehs
affections
Mrs Smith concluded her lecture by saying;-It has
been design 70 give series OF ecures Repre-
sentative Woman | gave you one, some timc ago, on
Cleopatra the Of classical civzson
to which was grossly misrcpresented that am sl-
most In despair Of being understood ho de-frs
TO give that lecture again. and will do Wedrcs
day evening.
The meeting then dispersed
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Bro kiyn clay IGtciI,grncs.

OBsERyANcE OF iHAsxsaryrNe DAY The Mayor bs.
directed that all places of business connected with ths
city government be closed the 20 III in t. recon
moncs gene com plianee by the cizns with the po-
oanstion Of tho Governor. The day will doubt BE-
generally observed. number OF military comp 4Ges
have made arrangements to psrs5e on that day aud
among them The First Continental Guard VII, will a.
marching through the streets wind up the DAYS pro-
ceedings with supper NJ Gothic Hall
ADIorRNMENT WEsrcussrsR CouSrY Couars =
Yesterday morning the Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer
aud TerEiner OF Wesicheater county, we've adjourned
over until the 2st December prox Of ths
dscease Of Judge Morses mother inlaS.
KiSG's CouNrY COURT OF oyER AND TsaMlvEa Be-
foe Judge Barculo and Justices Still cell aud sryker
The November term Of this lourt commenced yes
terdsy and The following grand jury oanneed
David D. Bayls foreman Geo ID. Morgan, Joseph
Hegeman, Thos. Doyle, Henry Pisrrepont John Di-
mon Dl,nss r,ns,. DIrs9s Peter Kelly pasl Stray Jsu.s
Cornell, John Pearson, Levi Duhon, Lewis Nichols.
Jas. X. Waldron Ralph Lane Aftsr the usual charge,
! the jury retired and the Court adjourned.
The Circuit Court, Judge Barculo presiding also
vened yesterday, and the petit jury duly enpan-
nced The calendar embraces go caused
SMOKY QuARTERs.-The special term Of the Supreme
Court Judge Story presiding compelled TO evacua-s
the room in which that oourt Is usually ned yesssrd y
IA sontcqence OF the dense smoke arising from defect
IN the fue.
An oFrER BRoogi "A communication OF whicn
the following Is copy was last night submitted TO the
Common Council IL Is signed by O. uoughtop
President of the Williamsburg Wster Works Com
paDy:-
CENTER The Board of Directors Of tho Williamsburg
Water orks Company hsyo concluded their
for tupIyI the cite, Of Broo.ln and amsbag WITH
eur body sss. ty are now prepared 20
negotiate the public supply of Il, slyn. arso
directed that the will furnish
citizeBG the rAtes charged
YORK II 10 that the will be introduced
into BYoohly in about year
Tho petitioner permitted to withdraw his commu
nicatioD.
CRY MORTALITY The total number Of deaths in ths
city for the past week amounts to thrty nine Of whcn
nineteen males and twenty iemales, eleven adults
and tw snty eiehs children.
Coon WIL ENo,Sr Comrssr--A number Of the cti-
Council for fire Apparatus to be desis ed by the
above title The petition referred to the proper
mttee fer report
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From u roy.

REsUBRECTIoSIsTs CAPTURED -RoBBEBY-RIoT.
TRor, Nov. %, 1852
Two men were taken sbout eleven O'Clock last night,
while in the act Of robbing grave in the Catholic
buryng ground this city They confessed that they
had already taken up body, aud that 1t was in va
cant lot the ground The officers proceeded
to the spot and found the body which proved to be that
of female lately deceased at the hospital. The prisoners
brought to this city where they now confined
n Jail Their names withheld for the present.
bold robbery committed at the Mansion House
this city last night about eleven o'clock An entranco
was e at the Of the building and the robber
Iobters proceeded TO the dining and took from
sdebosId about S2o0 $500 worth Of syer spoons No
arrests have been made
riot took place yesterday afternoon near ths ferry
between fifteen twenty Germans in which Eve
six were seriously, though not fatally injured