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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
ALBERT II. NIcoLAy Auction Ger.
DEREMPIORY SALE of about $50

Il desirable BUILDING LOTS, at the new and besuti
al Villages Of strsonport ard Flammsrsburs ct Auction
ALBERT a. NiCOLAY viii sell 90 MONDAY, septem
Der 20 at II 0cocs, 81 the Merchants Exchange about
80 beautiful Building Lots located at sattonport and
Femmesburg between College Point and Fiushing and
only eight miles from the City of NswYork These Lot,
all fifty feet foat and and hundred feet deep
ard without exception the best Lots ever bses
offered to the public In this vicinity picturesque and
romantic scenery surrounding them be surpassed
The convenience Of access from the City Of New YORK
zeher with the healthy location will these places
most desirable for all persons seeking country residence a.
well a. safe and profitable investment and rapidly In
crease In value Saonport and Flammeburg are located
Flushing Bay, opposite Harlem, and half milo north Of
Flushing Flushing Bay noted for It's wild fowl fab and
clans and poseses one Of the most handsome pny
legss Of bali q mile In length
The land n arly level, undusting little toward the
Bay. The air highly salabnous and there aband
anee OF pure spring water these places accessible
es tin day by steamboats, and stages and they prons.
% become the most ourshins villages wthis eight miles
the city of New-York
Terms Of 81 and the suconees fees on tho day Of
sale rs on the 18th October when the deeds will BE- do
yeIed and the balance can remain on bond and morsass
for one year, al 8 per cent
Title lndspatAbie. For maps and full esrtcuap sppl,
TO JOHN A FLAMMER, Esq. No. 1877 West l8lhst or &c
ALBERT Il. NlCOLAY Auctioneer
Ofess-No 20 Walst, from 10 A. H. 70 5 z. NJ and No
IA Grsndst, from 4P d. to9P.M
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~ Ere ReS'Sus-sls pkg. Cheese $40 d. Butter, and
Tt5 sSes Leather ''''
By N"'-Aases RaarSGd-lSi phv. Cheese and % d.
~ North Riso Boats n ees bbla Flour, Ie5 DO Wis
key, 70 DO Ashes sol eie Cheese go bales wool, O'
busb. Com, 20 Ssl a. Wheat and l67 pkg. Butter.
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Passengers Sailed

IN PaeiS 81, Corf,r<rf for Lfre-roa-Nf. w l. Dovhns
Brosir Cbss T. Kndou wiEsnsburJai Mrs DrlnoIa ~
'b r.n gath Ne d. whsea sst adJ, CHcInrtui " -"
,,,s New. Yort Mr.. DoEAd wspos, do-saa 20 IL ''''s
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PHmAprLrHlA MARKErs-Friday, Sept

m-1ke furopas sdviees which 10 hand this NOM
ma have had pegcerbe elect upon the market TIE
fLoVk market hIm aud further sales OF so 9oO
50 noaao have been made for shipment al - %
ee ne speet0ns dining the past show an inerese
over 'sc OF Tue Previous The sales for city consum
Sh are 70 meaeiete extent At last quotations 100
eeis krE ttoVS sold cssS - y bbl In CoRx MEAL no
fef'her s@es pave been made Prices Of WHEAT
s,saoy saes 81 t,0 bashss prime new n, Al fair .na
good new white At S,Gl rs aud prime Cd Psnasylvanis
bite at % beshel All a. la RSE no fartheS sSl.s
CosS dull sne prices rather su ale of yeo~ !. "
us<i cents shost Oars In steady temaod and 90
bushels good Southern sold ct s. cents buhs sales Of
pfiee.
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Passengers Arrived.

n, al, Fai-flld from Brsres-srs c Inofae, 80 a
Tbsrps N. b. Lsse, Hsyne, ID Trash DE- T. "lnsn NAL
n bark JosGl6an coO6sr rs SsH FTa"e'e'-L' 'e'' '''
COodhue.
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.,,,,,osncen,ent Of tho year, S"S
her ~ sse,s ~ wha., we're e. 10 ss"ss anc .sneai
.,.,o., sssCo lac, year, principally 'AhOn LOT ''''
end nsssms m Includes the most important are
ns ~, sr.Ss 81 ,hs City The remsinos s.oupi Of
e.ss,,ns M postpone until another day. v"
"a srtiysi cf the European steamer rNov-
lmportsoi Dry Goods at hcpo's' 's,s.
~ a., aha ueel ending Thursday, s'p' v i''-'
,.,.. v,.uss. as rp 90 eA's ~ woF'sea. sRFsi
s. ss. v, .s ~ Cotton .1s w W0 = a.
s.ssss, s. 30 pss'ss .. 3 Z: % EusIo,ssrs:
se.~ $500 q s a. c'su AZ csS. sio. a. e..
ssss = NJ sS.lsss. a. EnaiNs' ,s,,s
NV, s = ~ Cart ,sssa at s sss' "'''''''''
sl,'sN ie"' s.srr,crvREs OF oorIos
r.,,.,. $50 pls soo' oos'. 90 9 DO $50 rna;',
s, s.,. a. sisss; v.v,,. = 90 $500, re.s Co.
500 % &c. sso rs s s%S.,, ~ &c. s.. wsss.
ssi mrs SO S.d; E.: $3.50, yss. os,' ,Ss
NiSvfscruREs OF SILK a.. -,
sa.NsAs .Se Rou. 60 DO stets ssas j, w. 90,
sss fse. $50 NeNe, % is'S.'. Cnge 90. go =, A.
r !, no. ~ es' s ssi co;ios 6 do
ssai ~ Shawl. d. ss.gl1 sA sad W shs~.- %, s'b
sss s eS Do .ss Duos. 90, sso B.i' =. And B.
81 De- sesec Ssvrs 70 90 sssh hss - 90, ;,s.Ise.
yalS,a At ssaA,llA orr,x
NSNVFACruRFS oI FLAX.
.. "a r,els.e. so77si Lnes and Cotton, " do ,s7so
r.s.. slS Hand .rch. II 90 SOD! JA s,.s 70 o.
.ascl Yarn SO 90 Sa7g other nsnuAetufes o. fsi ." w.
saiON lols. ep5 packages, ysl0ee a s.S's'o
IA, is peiss.s SIS 0iSi Ariseiai Flower' sad Fsah-
- ~ Ia slOCs. Cola Cuis, &c ln oo 49,
80 a. sSn yps, CaaAs DO, soSfi flpsh co. e-e1
sss.. 80 Sis kS cloves do $40 Leshsr =. Is
-. 40 stlA Total $50 pacsssss. valued Al $3.50
Withdrawn from Wdrehouie.
M.NuFAcTVREs OF wool. 49,,
weel.ns u p,. sio. ctss DO sbiS wS dsi - &
sies-s Dslsus De- 81 75 shs~s, d. sES Tf
d. sssi Gloves. do sessi Hose. dO silfo Total is
nss'' MSSUTAcTUREs OF COTTON. -. -
c.,.. 81 nj g. SI6ts0; Coofej Cooa., do go Inf
$500 So sew shrs do s3ls Total, ios Pig, valued
"s'' wANuFAcTUREs OF SILK.
sl splss s. IN; Veets, 10 Do sssis sIt she Worsied
sSo y sevuf IL do, ss0@ fnhte do - VI fofs 49,
sao si4io Total, 75psss, valued al sso,5sL
aASUFACTUkEs oF FLAX $500 -
Iinens pss. s7o56 Linen and Cotton, d. sl''o 10
si, - P'''.j valued a. .;ses,LIrEous.
saw Goods, plss, sssf sha~ls, DO, sli74 Total, q
~ Entered Wdrehopss.
MANUFACTURES WOOL.
Wocs.s pkss enc wsrsfeds, 20 DO, t275ii Gotten and
wsrs,ed 81 do, sg76i sbaris, do sl7O loa p.s'
valnes a. $50 -
Co;ons piss, st,ee5 CooIet d. % 90 t5gi trIev
DO $40; manufactures Of Cotton, 10 do s2l i0ta %
'' MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
satins pafe. WOtsd, do sjfi Laces, o.
Aloe, GIsvesl do $3.50 Total valued a. s27sl.
MANUFACTURES or FLAX.
Linens, los pkes. valued at sl327s
Straw Goods 50 Tkfs slsls Fsathefs and F. do $50 Col
and CUFFS Do SEQ; Sbsel, DO, sJ,ll No Gloves,
d., $500. Total, loi pigs, N7,ln
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,. D:s. HOveH, AuctOnser.

D: HoUGH Aucaoneer.
TUESDAY, Sept. IA, at I0d A. NJ, at
Il me new Sales Room No, $40 Broadway near sp1ng
~ and PeIemp'ory sale Of sles.nt HOasssold Farn
Die.se carpets IPly do, &c, Fancy Goods Mants
OIhansps &C. vi Paintings, Eugrsyinfs ke., smorac-
ni al me most necessary articles TO houssksepers Also
large seek OF custommade Cabinet Furniture from deal
ossnnine business, ard all TO be sold sithout reserve
so bar and Husk Mattresses Feather Bsds Blankets
Quilts, &e together with large variety of other e,oi,
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| +. COLToN, Auotioneer
| NEW and SECOND-HA FUR

~ EN unu CCCOAND-IIhlND ~ "
/ Y NIYuRE r. coLTOS will sell THIS DAY. (Satur-
day, Sept ILL., lo1 CLOCK at the Rooms No 81 Beck.
and No 80 Ann-sts large and complete
ment Of rosewood and mahogany Furniture, comprsog
about 30 Sofas and Sofa Bedea nahos and rosewood
French Bedstesds and mahogany Chsrs mahogany Book
Cases Norobes msrble top sde Center and Cad Tables
Dining and Extension do I'm rosewood and msho amy
Dressing Bureaus COuches Wsshstands and Work Tables
Hat Stands Hair Mattresses Paasses Tapestry and three
ply CAIpetins Oh Clohs basement and ktchen Furniture
&C, &c. Also lot Of secondhand Furniture. N B-sale
viii be peremptory, without regard 70 weather.
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Nv TeteaRpb.

BOSTON SEPT lcAFr. Nor~. eArk cayPso, Bans0r Waves
Edwn, New ori-sns.
CD lazy suao, Cspe Town; Juts;a, Cape as ysis
NslAnv Blaze Havana; Reindeer Iuris l4ne scr. AosEy
Albaby
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vrl-vn sIs1sie..---- ISIS ph -,
e.. D.. a AZ Is..s........ IS keos-Htss-..- 54n
vsTf,---Trrs bAf.
-, H.. "a 4 CO. Tsians....7 ga Hsl CATS. !fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11
CHE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE.
Sales bp Anttirn.

Am. MERwIS Auctionesr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co.
ID Trade Sales Rooms No. 10 PNh-row
FALL TRADE SALE CONTINUED.
SATURDAY MORNING, September IL.
BooKs-The very attractive and extensive invoice Of
Messrs. Ticknor Reed and Fields Carter and Brothers.
Thayer Coz Lindsay Blakiston harrington Haswell;
Musey Co; Goodman Co, Merriam Moore; Jewett
4 Coz Hopkins Brdgman Co; Andrus, Gauntlet Cos
Mason Law.
sTEREoTYPs PLATEs.-A number of valuable sets OF sa-
liable aud profitable Books, with copyrights, &c &c.
STEEL PIATES-NameTous aud valuable including a hue
series of Views Of American Scenery finely engraved IN
London.
WoODCUrs AND CsTs-A great variety
CUTrNG-M AcnINE-A large Bookb nders or Paper
makers Cutting. Machine.
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DEREMPToRY SALE of a VALU-

tEhEuI L Oh L GALE OF fALU-
4 ABLE FARM-fhe subscriber will positively sell a,
Auction on WEDNESDAY the 18th mat ct o'clock on
the premses-Tbst valuable and beautifully located farm
upon hch he recently resided uustsd In the village of
Shrewsbury Town Monmouth County New jersey at the
ntseetion OF the roads leading RON Red Bank q Long
Branch and linton Fss two mica from either Red Bans
or Ocean Port from which places daily communicative 10
had with the City Of New York By steamboat and packets
Tue FaIm contains about 81 OF very superior Lad
IN the bighesss state Of cultivation, and well stocked with
choice Fruit ano Ornamental Trees
On ne premises are large tvostory frame dvallinf
hogse hed IN with BRICK and built In the most
manner carriage and Ice house. stables barn hay ho0ss
&c 20 Is IN the immediate vicinity Of four place, Oh
Worship, Posi- Office sld Schools and Boarding and Day
School Of the rst order about being established Tor bows
Also enc for girls ia the nsishborhood
s per cent Of the purchase money 10 be paid 90 the dsy
OF sac - per cent the first Of 9Th Month AprD next
Shsn me deed viii Be gyen, the balance can remain
on sonS ana mougase Possession can be had INN
For further particulars inquire the Dr.. mica Of Wal
TER CORLiEs, OF Of CHARLES A MACY q g,oad a.
BENJAMIN CORLIEs.
New.York. 9Th Month, Sept T. ls52
Also At same tme lot Of Woodland Of about scrss
rails, &c &c. -eS'
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oev 4. rsh.svp II. crowd 7sl 70 e, shss =. =
1880 1880 ISeroI HsfaH
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Henry T. LEEDS, Auctioneer
i ARGE SALE OF NEW and SECOND

lLHAND FURNITURE-Rosswood aud Mahogany
Furniture Of the best quality and superior workmanship
HENRY T. LEEDS will sell as above, THIS DAY,
Saturday. September H. at 10y O'Clock, at the Sales
room, No IS Chambersst, large and beautiful sssOTt
OF superior Rosewood ard Mahogany Furniture Of
the bsst quality srd workmanship Rosewood ParoT Fu
nituIe suite, covered In rich satin bocs.ele and Grim
SOD and velvet plush; Carved Mahogany Sofas
Tste aTetes Easy Chairs Spring Seat Psror Chairs Vol
aire Rocking and Sewing Chairs Rosewood and Mahogany
Center Tables with marble tops Library and secretsry
Book Cases, Extension Dining Tables Work and Fancy
Tables Hat Stands Painted Chamber Furniture suite
Mahogany French Bed.ead', Dressing Bureaus, Marble
Top Washstsnds Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bosers
and Pillows Cottage Bedseads Cane Scat Chairs China
Cut Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Fancy Ware sc. Gaia
logues the morning of sale.
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NTFW-YORK LINEN HALL Il

NTEW-YORK LINEN HALL. - In
thanking our iind friends and patrons who
Iave 50 literally supported during Tour hrs tne pas
$500 we neg 10 ipform them and the public a large nat
We have completed our fall mpoitaons and have IS mere
,ofre an inense variety Of Linen Goods lony 20 one
nn,s. bdc; and IN addition stock OF sheetines Ia
bIs Linen Toweling shirtinss. &C &C. have Imported
nj French Shirt Fronts plain printed and emorod
Also French Cambria Handkerchief, Tor sdss and
eri.men in plain printed and lace borterh 70 which we
800, thsi,r sttention JOHN DAVIS co,
'0NS' No. $50 Broadway.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

4 MOTHER EXCURSION to LAKE.
~ lam ard LAKE RONkONKOMA cane on on
the 9Th INST large number of aaies and sentsn VS.
eS the new village of Lakeland and inc InuSn a,s9.sd
100 Ronkonkos and all greatly pleased vltf ne
I'M location the unsurpassed scenery which tb>y
behed Many purchased lots ana aIs 70 order 70 seS
sliled The village lots most admirably located for
country residence the situation OF the farms Just
prsctics farmer ould wish The fsrming lsnd
be had from So $50 per and the village lots e3e
in eight city lots from Us 10 $50 payable 10 monthly
insnlments These lots and farms selling fast Apply
at once to CHARLES WOOD No eos Broadway, whege
maps As can be had gratis.
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Receipts Of Produce......sErT. 10.

.,.,,. ard nns q, 5sa6Sc. BACON isdroopsns; Sides
AZ, AZ Ice
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HA VEN

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN
l. Y RAILROAD.-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT, -
1852 Trains out of ke~York leave CssAb
st. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND srgcIAL.-At and IL 80 A. Nd
TSP. Express to Greenwich and stopping all sts6r
beyond) and $50 r. through 20 New Hsvsn.
At3OP. ~ for Norwslk-et $50 A. n and so r ~
for Port Chester.
The II 80 NJ connection with train rom N0ys
Haven 10 Hartford and Springfield and With tran over ~
Canal road
Express Trains for New Haven Hartford sprfns -
Boston, and By Connecticut River 70 Osds1sbdri, ~
tesL =
The AM stopping at Stamford ana Bridgeport ,usss
Ing with HoustoDic and Nssptack Railroads It grleseG4
and Cana Railroad at Nov Hsyen-snd ct $50 P r. ~
Ping at stsmfe,d. Norwsh and Bndsepor connecting -
HoustoDic and kausatuck Railroad II Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEciAL.-At $50 and gXG
M and ~ r. NJ, through from New-Bsyen
Ato A. N: from Norwsl-st $50 A. r. and 345 HH
from Port Chester.
r, The sS a. N receives passengers from sptns6sllQ$
Hartford and Canal Railroad ct New Haven The 42o
Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE NEw-HAvEN, arrvd q
trains nom Boston at LIS and 50 p H., fstoppiq14
N. and 345P. =.
See large bill Of advertisement the house -
principal hotels. gro. w. WHISTLER, Jr. 5se
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Trains leave Chamborsst station daily (SundsYs -
eepted) for Albany and Troy as follows:
EXPRESS TRAM ct M through In hours and eon.seos
Ing with trains eashne Buffalo Montreal O'Clock ano
evening MAIL TRAM at 3 A. M.-THRoosH Way TaAf1D
1t and r M.-ExPREss TRAIN at r. n, and AccoDes
NOTATION TRAIN at 73O r. M-Passepsers taken Chnr
ben Canslst Christopher st., ithst and 3st aegE.
DAY MAIL Ts.isst OF from Csnaist-FAsEs-el "
% Albsny-Sl IS 10 Troy-S8 50 10 Montrsa-ss 10 -
bufsos7 10 To Chicago &c-Tickes and baggage cbssD
for principal places West and North be obtainsd q
ChsmberSst GEORGE STARK, Superintendent
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DAVID Scorr. Auctioaser.
rr Isl AT pIIRIJC ATT
ANTHONY ] BLEEeXES, Auc,ioneer
>UoICE PARCELS of GROUNE

Anthony ] BLrECXfR, Auctioneet.. = ,x~x,,
"A CHOICE PARCELS of GROUNEs
~ at NEw-ROCHELLE 81 Auction @sSrTn ~
7 RIEPcKrR ~tll ell Of sacgion, 90 WEDSnsL \. .
a., "a s2 AZ ~ O'clock the MsrehAnh EseheAse ne
following vslrshls properly VIZ ,ua,. In. =, Nav.
AT NV ROcRELLE ~ desraoe D s,.sn 80 !, sss
sSs oiS 49,. ToaS on bish srouos hns view
OF Lsus Issnd Sourd and distant yer %
tsr = nile from the aec6t ~ The New'fork sha sv
Vol and New Haven RsiIroad The lots are eaI - -.
ere flI particulars apply to to the Aucnon-e'' Ns
= l%'ufi
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.-
- Sales Room No. 1871 Washington Brooklyn.-MON
DAY Sept 49, at 10 o'clock A. M at the Of Nassau
s and Hudson Brooklyn, the stock and fixtures II Re-
tail Gfocey Store-Susa, Tea, Flour Spices, &c Also
Counters, Sugar Boxes Shelves SC Also Grocers Cart
Same day, 81 o'clock M, at No - Tamsn.st-
Bndge-st, q small quantity Of Household Furniture.
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Drp GOODS.

n INEN GOODS.-llish Linens, all
4 A ou.i,iss: White snd Brown Linen Table Cloths al
linen D.ms.k Drapers Dsmssk, and Drop NspAn
rosr. UsrSkercbis, sheenga &c. for sse AZ reduced
rric.. 10 he trsde by VIM MATHEWS co,
F''N'' Hes 81 and 81 Ca.harnest
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BURY, HIGHLAND

LVOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND
DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, lLone Brsaeh) rOal
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNs DOCK,
(kiddetown,l and RED BANK-The new and spssA2
ssvs the NewHsvsn Pisr Psskslip. East River, = ~
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

N EW-YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA
i Y and CANANDAIGUA RAILaOADS.-Tnins lssyo
Pier foot Of Duane-st folovs.
Day Express-At6 NJ for Canandaigus. Rochester, -
Niagara Falls arriving at the above named places the -
evening Mail Trains. leave a9s A. M stoppias se1
ct Elmirs-
Night Express-Leaves at r. M arriyins ct cansnxe
qua at TAO next morning. In time take the "A nsn n
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Yalls
This the quickest cheapest and most FoUo
10 Western New York and Canada West
w g. LATHAM, Supt G. and T.. r. r.
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The stages Tor squsm win In connection With hpek
Stages 10 convey passengers 10 all pars OF tho COUNTRY
All persons rhd trusting ths above boat on ses sseoe
Of the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

BtAges VIII be In eadlness on tho hf1Vd OF The b0eT
convey passengers TO all parts Of the country
[NRElGHT to VERMONT and NEWT
IL HAMPSHIRE at REDUCED RATES-6y steamed
TRAVELLER, from Peck slip, every day q z. M
Through tickets via New York and New Haven RslroaA
Freight Office No. i52 Souihst. N Y. " HYDE, Agent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
l. Y Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-ss a. follow.
EXPRESS TRAIN ate A. m for Dunkrk, connecting vfth
aselass steam boats for Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo ~
Honfoe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicseo
MAIL TRAIN at 3 A. M. for all stations
WAY TRAIN dSP NJ, via Piemont for Delaware.
WAY TRAM at ?. M via Jersey City for Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at r. M for Dunkirk couneuo5
Ing with dcsss steamboat for Detroit direct sonnssknH
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRiSr TRAiH ats M Wis fiermont
CHAA MIN(lT aunArfnfanhsnh
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During The past week few have arrived AZ ts port
those ooHans Souhwsrd eKnencedh very severe
abreast Charleston 70 within 10
mis- OF Sandy Hook.
Europa, arrived his m.rnns reports ha'ns
passed feet Of sed vessels loug Island Coast
bound this port Of ten shs nne oar and large
nsnbsT Of buI, all Of winch nay oe expected d5hs us week
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-30
GSsA.. svrnLhteErcE.
OF JAMES RIVER.

IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIVER.
We learn from the Petersburg Integencer
that aparty of Engineers attached to the U. S
Coast Survey, are now engaged in examining
Appoma tox River, with view to its permanent
Improvement. Would it not comport with the in
terests of this city to obtain from these gentle
men a careful examination of James River. after
they have completed their abours on the Apo
mattox! We think so and therefore take the
liberty of suggesting to the members OF tho City
Council the propriety of inviting them to do so.-
Possibly these Engineers have been authorized by
the General Government to make an examination
of the James as well as the Appomattox River; if
so, their courteous recognition by the Council will
be none the less right and proper; and in the
event of their not having been authorized to do SO,
the request may be productive of good results
The prosperity of the city is intimately connected
with this subject; every effort, then, should be
madeto obtain correct and reliable information not
only as regards the nature of the distractions to
the navigation OF the river but also as to the cost
of removing them. We again invoke the atten-
ton of the City Council to this matter, and trust
that steps will be taken at to induce the gen.
tlemen attached to the Coast Survey to examine
James River before leaving the State
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THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO

Seizure Of an american pessel by the Dutch
Suspicious Of an Attempt at a Revolution
Singular Story.
Advices from Batavia Java, to the eth Febru-
airy, are received, and say:
A few days ago an American schooner, called the
Flirt, was brought into Batavia Roads, in tow of a
war steamer, from Palembang. The owner and all
on board have been made prisoners on a charge of
high ason, for endeavoring to induce the Sultan
of Jambe, or Djambie, to revolt against the Dutch
The mate, or supercargo was despatched by Mr..
Gibson, the owner, with letter to the Sultan.
written in the Malayan language, and stating that
there was large fleet of American vessels of war;
which would assist the Flirt against the Dutch.
The letter was found, when the mate was cap
tured' concealed in one of his stockings On his
arrival here, Mr.. Gibson was kept close prisoner
but released by the court on the ground that the
affair appeared to be no more than foolish es-
capade On the same day the Procureur- General
had Mr.. Gibson and crew imprisoned, awaiting
trial before the Supreme Court. Mr. Gibson has ad-
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BURaLARY.-A couple of slaves were yester-
day arragned before the Mayor upon the charge
of entering the house of Mr.. Leichenstein, near the
Old Market, Tuesday night, in the absence of Mr.
l.. and stealing therefrom articles of wearing ap-
parel valued at Sc co. together with couple of
pair of boots, valued at So. The negroes effected
an entrance into the house through window in
the second story. The boots were found in a room
jointly occupied by the negroes, and his Honour
thought this fact, taken in connexion with other
circumstances, sufficiently weighty to warrant him
in committing them to Jail till the 10th of May,
when they will be tried before n Court of Oyer
and Terminer.
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Arrest Of Col. Fremont IN London.

w "A pfll Scu.
Letters have been received here from Col. FIRE.
mont in London, which state that number of
officers called at his hotel on the evening of the
9Th inst, and in the most rude and savage man
ner arrested and conveyed him to prison, where
he was kept close prisoner for "a hours.
The colonel states that the charge was made
against him, by unknown parties, for liabilities
amounting to $4,000, growing out of the con-
quest of California.
''Ion," of the Baltimore Sun, thus audes to
the case of Col. Fremont!
Col Fremont, when in command in California during
the with Mexico, received the services of volunteers
and contracted for supplies; and claims OF
these matters have been paid by the U. States
bill is pending before the Senate for the appointment of
Board of Commissioners anime and settle these
counts. They to than hafa million of dol
lars.
Since Col Fremont arrived in London he has been per-
sonay sued and arrested by order of persons who
held his obligations for supplies His letter stating the
fact and urging claim for immediate relief by the gov
eminent. was read in the Senate "Wednesday.