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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
NYARSH,S COURSE of KEEP:

lfI lNG.-Let those who cannot avail themselves OF
course Of practice the author buy this book good
teacher 10 itself and acknowledged to be the most simple
complete aud beautiful work published on the subject
For sale the authors counting for the practice of
book keeping No S04 Broadway first Hoor mp stairs Price
81 o. bound.
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HOUSE and FIVE LOTS for SALE.

AA1A iAse aud beautiful House, with FIVE Lots of
Stoeno sn exteneing back 70 ssst between ID and
so-s Inc o.s are IN high OF cultivation and high
fence around them The hsnse contains is rooms fur
nsce win ten iesss aud has been tiled three winter
Ger can be had very easy For terms ana nscTs snnlx
10 HOMER MORGAN. No. Pinest pNSNU'' 'FP'
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE by

Assgnees The subscribers offer for sale very low an
elegant Country the banks Of the Hudson at Fish
xiii LANDING Duchess Co. The house Is entirely new,
having never been occupied, Is handsomely finished in
modem Gothic STYLE Of mode rate dimensions and
auapgenent II RaDds unobstructed view o. the
VILLAGE of Newbush NewbuIgh Bay and the Hudson River
for several miles in extent and with five minutes walk
of the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad For o'son
and lowbets Of price il is unsurpassed. ,,,,
Inouire ~ JOHN OWEN and c. b. PUGSLEY, Assign
ees fishlBI Landing; or JAS B. SILKaAN Attoney'at
Lay No 81 Wall ST. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

NOR SALE-A valuable Lot of GrouRd
on Bergen Rights dimensions 50 by l43 feet pre-
sentipg most delightful view OF the Bay City OF New
York and surrounding scenery; within u miles Of Jersey
City Ferry by the plank road Terms 50 per cash and
balance in years at per cent Inquire of q. WATER
BURY No. - Chhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
nor SALE-Two Houses and LOIS,

Nos l67 and 6e 7th-av, between Dist and 22dsts with
feet cart alley between. $500 remain bond and
mortgage ior four years the list Of August at per cent
Inquire a. No $50 Westst. foot Of Hammond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
STATEN ISLAND.-Fol

sale BUILDING Lots and Cottage Sites, near the Mar
rows In the most central aud desirable part OF Clifton Inc
avenues seventy feet WIDE and the extreme purity OF
tie water with the besuy OF the view commanding the
Bay CITY, and NaiTows the exquisite drives ard walks and
being in The vicinity of churches schoos'and other adgan
bcfbood of this CITY The ferry landing present
within half mile but steamboat dock VIII be imne-
dats erected In ont of this property, and the boasof
two ferries run regularly the island hour Apply
TO WIN w VAN WA6ENEN, Posts Buildings, Han
overst or VIM MCLEAN, Stspleton, Staten Island.
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,rpw VILLAGE. WILLIAMS

.rios Gr lgts in this NEW VILLAGE must 10 -
s o. bat very few lots reins'n To he disposed o.
n 80 al snhscrpt,On open al the thes Of H.
rEWFJI q co. No. Nassaust, ard wi close on ths
,h ,.t sfter which the and drawing e po's
Ill I'll, place ard time and place OF Which due notes
vii be given Psres wishing IA view the premises viii
find pes D ia attendance the ground Monday and
Wedn, scsy mex, after l. o'clock ~
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r OTIS FOR SALE IN UPPER NOR.

k'sANIA.-sSessis LV's a'ussed In saihsste and
where trains pass y times dsy they beautifully locs,5
and will be sold cheap. Apply 10 y w MERRIAM No 52i
In Fsirmoapt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
MAST MORRISANIA VILLAGE

About SEQ Lots varying uzs from al eighth OF an
acre TO acres offered for sale on the most sv3Is
bic Ten per cent down ana balance On OF VeIo1
March 1854 These lots occupy very healthy and beautiful
location near and in full Of the East River and Ia the
vicinity Of the grounds and residences OF several
M the mos wealthy respectable citizens of Westchster
Ccunty This viass is connected with the Harlem Rail-
road BY brsnch Railroad For maps and other Information,
apply TO d. X WINTON, Nc. 3 TryOp-row. near HareIn
Rsilroad Office opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

EOR SALE, within 90 miles of the
City, In Of the River counties $50 scres Of land
% under improyemeut-one new 2story House aud ons
smaller good Barns 81 by ~ est-sood Orchard first
very healthy. Price $50 per sere-hAf cash Apply 70
WATKINS 4 HINE No ass Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A oeauri-

II full Cottage Gear Hudson Columbia County. The
house IL conveniently constructed In complete order, and
most pleasantly located The grounds tseiuy laid out
and contain an abundance and variety Of choice fruit trees
beside fine shubbey and plants There also large kitchen
garden and abundant supply Of water al the door 10
within five minutes walk OF church, an academy two
schools post Office and the station OF the railroad by which
II is less than four hours distant from NewYork There
ut least daily communications 0y railroad and steamboat
qith NevVYo The location, while possessing these sd
vantageA peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant and
believed there are few places Of the kind desirable
be property will sold accomnod ting and for
. very low prios. For terms, &ea apply 70
- IAMEa SLUYTER, No. y Wast
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Real Gstais for 6alc.

A COMFORTABLE HOME for SAFE E. IL y
n the village Of Morrissnis new AID ven .ss, vel
tase with two los, gooo wei n,s~es Aool,
70 4 r. OQWTTh, Fifthst, near the depO tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
GREAT BARGAIN to PRACTICAL

~ fARMERS-A Farm Of 80 acres will be SID for
sooabou IS under good cOltivason- 300 rods of
etons fereene orchard Of grated Apples and abundance
o. other huit-2 Houses Barns and Hay-houss-we
No. as broadway.
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furniture, &t.
COOL and LUXURIOUS BEDS

~ PUTNAMS Patent Spring Bed under a thin At
of Husk SeaGrass save the OF resus g
your old hair mattress aud put under it Spnng
Be- and 1t will afford you the ana elasticity of the bd
Of down and f ath-rs without heat. PUTNAM SlMP-
son, No ESQ Broadway, lear Bleeckerst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING

Double Entry Book Keeping practically taught by A
c. LEWIS at his Counting ROOM No. PSI Broadway Each
oup receives private instruction and actually keeps set OF
Partnership Books embracing all the business transactions
Of an extensive mercantile house Ter moderate Crcu
lars containing references &c can be obtained as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
WAREROOMS, No

II Sl Broadway, one door above Thomp sons Ssoon.-
Persons about Purchasing Pianos invited call the
Wsrerocm' Of sENNETT co, where they viii find
an assortment OF Rosewood Piano PoeS OF modern style
ENe@ instrument warranted for years Should doubts
De entefiAneo - to quality the payment be deferred
thu soeh ooubs are removed OLD Pianos received part
payment or new one. New and secondhand Pianos 10 let
Mandatory, Nos SILL SIS and SIS Rviugron-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
Diano~fortes.

I q &. FISCHER, (sto Nunns q
- fischer) msnuiactory and wareroo No. 10 Greer.
ich-st Of Deyst Piano Fortes warranted With
boge and patent tube well calculated for keeps;
In tune Piano Eortes tuned, repaired and exahanse1
N. B-Also Aolisn Piano Portes Tor sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
PRACTICAL SURVEYING and

N CIVIL ENGINEERING.-Person DESTROYS Of joining
class forming which they will be anght field and
Office work In very short time By gentleman Of seventeen
years experience, may address ii. A. PosOfice Terms
moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

III idence at Shrewsbury, New Jersey lately occupied
by Benjamin Cores Is offered for sale The grounds upon
which a large Der Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees
COZ of about acres and situated In the center of
the town. the junction Of the roads leading from Red
Bank TO Long Brunch end linton Falls that portion can
be disposed Of leaving the balance with the buildings in
desirable shape The land s all of very superior quality
thoroughly it'll tile and In the highest 81 'te
Of cultivation On the premises is Ia &c and eOumodios
franz Dwelling House fitted IN viii brick Cauiasa-Ho
and Gfansiy Ice II use stable large Barn, with sheds
Wood House &C There is well Of excellent water also
Brock with falling supply Ii Is very desirable
place, being IN good neigb0rhood within live minutes
wax Of Meetrg House. Churches, Post Office and school,
and having daily communication with The city OF New
York. Possession can be bad Immediately For further par
tcuaIs, inquire Of WALTER CORLIES, ON the premises,
OF of MACY. STANTON Co. No u oIoad-sL
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77,7 nINc T 0TS At YONKERS.-For

,nm her Of Building Lots In that part Of the VII
=. Of Yosisn called yi.g ttsy on inc
oi Th.ss Lots are the most desirable OF any offer
sod from their location must rapidly increase In
20 Wf be sold low, II spilled for immsdiaely map
49, he seer and made known BY applying 70 COMBS
- HIcOLAY No 2H 0rand-st, neaI The BoweTy, N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
CSSEX SEMINARY--L. LYON,
EXCELSIOR.-Parentsw wishing to find

ssn Institution which good order is maintained by
real dne,s and rapid improvement secured by thorough
instruction, will he pleased and served OF 'ne commercial
md Classical School, No. Is Henry-s.
SOLOMON JENNER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
for SALE-In Essex and Mid

dlesex Counties, N. near the Railroad Depot, and
within one hors tide of New York One OF O acrss one
85 one II; one A. and So OF these Farms
would be exchanged for City Property Also for sa low
three nearly two-story 8.use with large los ard gar
dens well stocked with fruit within three TO tive minntes
walk OF the Railroad Depot in Railway Apply 70 }. w
ALLEN No "a Jonescourt, walst- n Y. or Railway NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
6rboolS.
RY for BOYS
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for

a
ID Young Ladies' at Cambridge, mass.-Ths Fall Term
of Miss CATHARINE ID. LYMAN'S School will commence
on the Monday Of September Circulars sent on apph
cation to the Principal
Refeyence-Prof Theophus Parsons. Cambridge, Mass.
Prof Joel Parker Cambridge, Mass Prof Charles Beck
Cambridge Mass Prof c. G Felton, Cambridge, Mass !
Rev Jn0 Albro, Cambridge Mass; Rev. N. Hoppin, Cam
ridge, Mass g. b. Emerson, Esq, Boston, Charles o.
little Eso Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
Garpttlngs, Oil Cloths, %.

ENLOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
+. RICE co, Patentees would most respectfully an
nounce 10 the trade they have obtained the great desds
ratum OF printing Floor Cd Coths by Machinery which
TOR elegance Of finish have been exceed aud which
they Offering together with large and desirable
s,ock Of Cloths from ID feet wide, greatly reduced
prices, at their Warehouse, No. 20 Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
VALUABLE LACKA WANNA COAL

PROPERTY, at PGTTSTON, Pa (neal the Coal
Lapds Of the Pennsylvania Company for SALE to close
CODcsrnThis property consisting toar undivided hits
of Of Coa Land Of about 80 purchased
several years ago nves'ment IL carefully exam
ned and selected by several experienced miners In hs
cIiysss oths valuable Coat tracts In that
and Is said contain number OF the largest ana most
able corresponding veins Of Coal belonging to me
vspa Coal Co In that immediate neghborhood az r's.on
Ii is nc offered for sale reasonable proe 70 Close
persip concern and affords an opportunity for sure sho
profitable investment speculation rarely 20 SS ~
For terms and other particulars apply al tne O0o VI "
CLIFFORD No. IL Old-slip
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NEw-JEksEY ZIrc CoxrAs,,

NEw-JEkSEY ZIHC CoNrAsi,
Transfer Office, No. 81 LoerJTs,
OIICE.-An amendment 20 the els
ter OF the Nsw-Jersey Explt rrg snd Mining y.
passed the Legislators Of NewJersey and been aco ~
she Directors. The title by the act u ehsnsed 10 "
JeDey ZINC Company -. 81
THE NewJersey Exploring and Mining Company - :. xst
che stock OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper MInnf sne -
aeturing Company, will b exchanged br the nss 40
iHsw-Jersey Zinc Company ucsn application "a ys
nsw-York, March 10, 1852 JAMES L. cCEEi> ~
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SAVINGS

" INSTITUTION No $50 Broadway, corns o. u
thonyst-All moneys posted in this Institution rP
including the l0th Of July 1852 will BE- slOsed i7~
thereon from the LIST inst BY order Of the Board 49,.
NJ HOPPER MOTT. 5eefe>y>
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BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE

Any person wishing TO Iurchase large and hourisng
Boerdii School, beautifully located and Of access by
railroad steamboat with ample accommodations Ice house
Outbudings Horses and Carriages NC, may learn psrt
cuars by addressing, post paid BOARDING SEOUL, BOX
No. 1871 Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
DOOR, SASH and BLIND DEPOT,

~ Ne - CourtlAndtS- Nsg-Yoh-F. w. TUNBURY
CO hAve hand and prepared furnish any Of the
above aIteesir any quantity ard warranted 10 h kilnded
snd OF INST quality and styles Sssh Glazed Goods packed
tor transportation and rders filled At short notice Builders
earpeEte and thnsa about purcsSns would d. vel To give
them call
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AT PRIVATE SALE-Fhe handso s1I'

~ e. orv hrick House No. So West %tn-s nea III
sy Has croiOn bath ss0sf% os 81 Feet By SO feet
three rooms deep ON the ne, noo s;crsrs .poy 70
deep. FOR Price 'ei" c0IFs Chiffon, No. Waltst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

I OST-A sight draft, dated June 30,
n 1852, the Back Of North America, New-York for
$500 made by the Merchants Bank Of New. Haven and
payable the order OF b. Jerome Secretary aud ndOrs
ed % the order Of Benjamin Bradley. The n
closed In letter and mailed at the Sewiaven Post Office
the 3th day Of June, addressed Benjamin Bradley,
Box No LIS. POsfOfce, Boston All persons
ed aganst purchasing negotiating the sams pay
meni has been stDpped-Jerome Manufacturing Company
New Haven. Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
NOR SALE-FlftY. eis hi acres of Land,

II three miles from Wiharsburgh, toward Newto Vn,
guitable for div6iug into village lotS It miles distant from
the landing OF the pa Jerry Newtown Crock and hal
mile from the part -rosd which stages every half
hour for cents On the premises there is large house
barn, So Apply TO WATKIN HlNE. south east corner
Of Broadway and Grand ct. NewYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

OST-July 6, in returning from Wood
- lawn the BoomD gdaIe-rosd No % Forsyth st.,
two Account Oks The finder will be- rewarded on ieay-
ing them with the subscriber at No 95 FoTsyth-st
ISAAC STEVENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

I OST-In going to the Broadway Bank,
4 Check drawn by Amasa 3 Foster to the order of
james Derrickson Co. for Three Hundred snd Fly
seven 3s-ltO Doa dated July for which payment mas
been stopped The Under will confer favor BY leaving the
same at No l05 FultOu-st
JAMES T. DERRICKSON co.
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NAY AZ McMULLEN,S PAYMENT
MACHINERY.--Cotr

IL Wool Flax and SILK Machinery, Manufactured ~
Parr Curtis Co. Manchester, imported to order fsy-
ment IN NewYork Address for prices 6c their suthor-
Ized agents in the United States JAS COCKER co.
No "a John-st, NevYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

DlANO- FORTES.-Tho finest assort-
~ Piano Ferries In the city may be found the
spacious wsreroons Of n. p B. CURTIS CO. al Broad
consisting Of Geo Hewss celebrated American Pstent
eers and others Boudor Also variety OF new and ses'
on5 hand Pianos for sale and let No ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
DR. III. F. BRIGGS. No. 7o1 Broad

~ wy invites ladies' aud gentlemen 70 examine ltAs
oily Vsy to know the value OF advertised srticle hts
Patent SusTef dsr- ana skirt Supporters which worn
by many wLo ~ill any other kiud alsJ used oy
pLJ sicisns whO T. j. &C I'll tthers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

II CIATlONS-The advertiser has effected an arrange
whereby he buy and sell shares any the Asso-
Citations IN the city. and will also loan such
necessary for the payment Of their dues advance
money shares Apply to
GEO. g. ANDREWS, No. 42l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

D town. NJ YIN this Institution young Gentlemen
thoroughly Instructed In all the branches requisite for
neresl pursuits entering College Circulars conta Ing
rfcrencea terms &c can be obtained C. Shepard Go 9
aookstore No 15S Fulton ct r T.. Fl, Wilcox, No. 2S
sreadwsy Now-York, or by addressing
A NEWMAN, Principal.
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V,AR ROOFING and SHEATHING

Il PAPER suitable for vesses bottoms constantly on
hand and for sale by JAS. r. DERRICKSON CO.
Nos los Fulton and So Anns,
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CTEAMPACKING- .TYER &HELM'S

THE 81 WATER FILTER.-Also
Filtetng Water Coolers adapted TO ship, steamboat
or country Also Hose and Pipe Lin and Pumps
Garden Engines Marble Pedesss and Fixtures OF all Kinds
Tor Water sud Soda-wster 10 No. ct No 4so Broasway
w. LATINO.
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NOR SALE-A Steam Engine of Six

n Horse Power made in the most thorough manner OF
high finish not been In month with
two Cylinder Boilers with Magnetic Wafer Gauge, all in
complete order Apply at Nos So and S. Prnces where
Il can be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
L,oR SALE or TO LET-A good three

n story bck House, situated Yorkteusce ~ Jersey
City The house In hst-rae condition an1 desray
located. Inquire OF @. r. PELrON No. New-st, n. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
HE Newfoundland Electric Telegraph

f.f
We have already announced that company has
been organized in this city, under the above title,
under the charter lately granted by the Colonial
Legislature Of Newfoundland. The capital stock
one hundred thousand pounds, in shares Of one hun
dred pounds each-has already been subscribed by
few wealthy and enterprsing capitalists, whom we
are not yet permitted to name, but whose names
are a sure guarantee that the work viii be accom-
plished The proposed line Of telegraph to be con-
structed, commences at st. Johns, N F., point
one hundred and ninety miles nearer Europe than
that of any other on tho American continent con-
sequcntly it Is destined TO become the point from
which will be transmitted all important intelligence
passing between the old and new worlds.
The line will commence at st. Johns and run to
Cape Ray, a distance of four hundred and five miles
over land; thence by sub. marine, forty-eght miles
from thence across Breton and Cut Of Canso to
Truro, three hundred miles, whore it will ntersoct
with the Boston and Halifax lines. The last mon
toned three hundred miles belong to another COM
pany, and is already under contract and will be
completed before the other.
The charter gives to the company, as the
line is built from St Johns to Caps Ray blocks of
lard from five to thirty square miles, to be conveyed
by the company in fee simple to all actual settlers,
OF five hundred acres each, that may settle along
the line Of the telegraph.
II also gives to the company building such line Of
telegraph. fifteen hundred pounds for every hundred
miles of bride path or road constructed along the
course of said telegraph four feet in width, or at
that rate for any less distance
All wires and materials required for the use Of
main or branch lines Of telegraph, are to DO i'm
ported free Of duty.
An act has also been passed by the Colonial Iegis-
lature of Newfoundland for encouraging steam COM
muncation between st. Johns and certain ports in
Great Britain or Ireland and the United States for
which twenty-five hundred pounds has been appro-
priated to BIO paid annually to the New York and
Galway Steamship Company, or any other company
(giying, however, the Galway company the prefer
enco), that will run rstcass steamers of not less
than 1900 tons measurement, between New York or
Boston, and any port in Great Britain or Ireland,
calling at the port of st. Johns once fortnight,
both homeward and outward voyages.
1t is stated that companies have been formed in
London for building telegraph lines India to
China, and over different parts of ASIA Africa and
Europe; SO, in the course of time, we may expect
news in New York from China, Japan, and all parts
of the world, in less than week-less time than
it took for the immortal Van Kortlandt to perform
voyage from Communpaw to Harlem, He'll Gate,
or Blackwell's Island.
Mr. Frederic N. Osborne, the engineer and one OF
the persons named in the charter, left on Wednesday
in the Canada, for London for the purpose of con-
tracing for the wire, and making other arrange
ments connected with the enterprise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Y Yesterday, as the express
train from Burlington on the Rutland road reached the
bridge in Pitsford w. nine miles above Rutland,
the engine struck cow which it passed and hcp
parted from the train The baggage which next
the engine ran off the track tearing up the rails and
secpers The forward end of the passenger struck
meath the latter which passed him without hurting
him One OF the rails broke through the end of the pas
scDger tearing the platform and greatly iniurng
the car in which were about fifteen passengers of
when were injured The passengers all got on the
CINE which was unhurt. and came down to Rutland The
accident caused detention of about twenty minutes
AT Rutland new put and the train reached
this city in good STANDARDIZATION .4tas, 10Th INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA .-Thc Hartford Times
Of the 9th inst, says'--A party of mechanics now
ut work in Colts armory, to the number Of nine
will sail from New York next week for Australia
being induced to cmigratc thithor by the glowing
accounts Of the rich gold "digginsin that section
Of the world. Where will not the Yankee 20 for
money? These persons all single men, and there.
fore leave no Australian widows to mourn thcl1 ab.
scnce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

yVORTUINGTON @. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w praoteeaw the supreme Court-to attend 70 eases
bfa prosecute claims ana settle accounts
against the Departments and Boards Of Commissionerso
rrre n.teIta Al home and abroadt0 obtain pensions
w. hannt collect debts, dividends legaces and
ia any part Of the United States and in foreign
, m vestments 0ffunds In loans and soeks
and on bond mortgageand TO negotiate the purchase
and sale OF loans lands and patent In ofthe
linen Particular attention paid 10 California land tls
cases coming 70 the United States Supreme Court
snothcn NOS Carroll psce, Capitol UU. Washington,
ID. G.. will neetwta prompt sitoatioR,