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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

W The Third ss'd N6g AssScia
JoiN AT ONcE1The nnparslIeled success attending
the second Nj nhatan Building Association. W having dis
posed of its entire number Of shares in the short sace Of
five months from the period of its organzaon has led 70
the establishment of the Third TO which the attention OF
The Entrance Fes So Monthly Dues So Shares $500
IT costs now but Two Dollars 70 become member, and
the monthly ins,ament of Three Dollars the of
sum of Eight Hundred Dollars.
AmomeIts consideration will convince one of the
superiority OF these Associations Savings Banks and
al persons OF small means are invited 20 avail the neves
Of the advantages here offered
To those no escape the tyranny OF landlords by
becemng the owner of house and lot If they without
capital to aceomp it, they can obtain sufficient from this
Association for that purpose and by approprang more
Than the house now yields for rent can par for in avery
few years Members paying not less than six months 10
advance will be entitled to interest thereon at hs rate Of
Persons desrous OF hecoing members Of the Third Man
haitian Building Association do 70 by calling at the Of
Sy 5.
6 ATES BsX Rs'Sssi hs,s Hotel
J. W. WESTON, Secretary. No. i7 Broadway.
James Y. Watkins, No. i6 Albert Miller No i4' Mas
Jam IS Neeyes, cor Houston VIM Cornell, No. 50 Fol-
ssy aS Whiting, No 50 John A currsr No. 1911
VIM A ConSnt, No 10 Bow. Jos Housh No a2O Broadwy
cry. Jas. l.. Worth, No. "a Broad
JACOB L. FEM, Surveyor. No. IS spruce.st.
PRoNERoY SJENKs, Attor eys. No. 81 Wall st. m22m
" Second Peoples Building Association
This Association fairly started under the most later
irg auspices. will hold another meetinr on WEDNEs-
DAYEVENING March g. 1852, to afford the opportunity
to all who may desire to Join The success
Of the First Peoples Association affords sufficient ev-
dence Of the confidence Of the public IN its management
the shares having been all taken in five weeks IT'S be-
leved the second will be equally successful Already
number of shares TAKEN and many who from delay
unable to procure shares in the first are subscribing
in this IL desire information on the subject you can
rot better than TO to the meeting on wednesday
evening at II o'clock, at the Assembly Rooms corner oi
25.h 81. and 8th- ay
OLIVER II. LEE. President.
ABN. MCBRIDE, Vice President.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Oliver H. Lee, w J. Peck, J. Rogers,
J. Flansgan, p H. Williams. e. Jaques,
LAS Kearley WIN. s. Hunt, w. H. Smith,
p OstroH, A. Mcbride, T. MartiLe,
A Protter.
J. B. FITZGERALD, Attorney. -,
G. Il. JAQUEs, Surveyor. msAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY wants a situa-
ticn as CoyeTness in Store
Nune Chsmbelmad. or in any capasity whore a IL
Genital person required. Apply al No gao 81 av Good
reference given. me- st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

~ American Institute-Farmers' CLUB
regular meeting viii be held Il the Repository No 5'l
ROADWAY on TUESDAY. March g a. noon. Ssolecs-
The Apple Tree Seeds will be distributed. ZONE from
Csklnia Let all Bring some good seeds and take away
Hsny Pears &c, preserved by Mr.. CURTIS, of Boston,
viii 10 ersuut ed Strangers ae particularly invited
I5ms,ion free 10 all m2 lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

eisf,sa@ nire Building and Mutual Loan Asse-
srss 80 ~ u regular meeting fer the payment o.
~ Mach a. the Msrsst House corner Of Brosms
Dc Sc At " o'clock. Members viii notice thai
Or dues OF S. per share. are due and payabls
= ssoie tais meeting.
6<e,,. Illusion members are invited 10 call on the
1as "a lsfe that time. pay Their dues. and get Their
epss, - Cershcsss u Asmbenhjp 0fhce No. l's
-s~. open froa 20 pm
JOSEPH z. TAYLOR, President.
lvr, JONATHAN W. ALLEN. Yies-Prssv.
HI IL. sse.stay. No i7s sprng-st.
sssSes viii BE- sold At this msetias 11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AS CHAMBRRMAID, and to assist In wash
~ inc and ironing by an American Girl. Can give the
S VI ~. S,.' , a.. he aha ma It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A S Cook, by a respectable young Woman,
IA in small private family also as Chsmoeipsia and
To do fine Washing and Ironing Good city refereIces
Apply al No Union Court, UAiyersity place. between
lth and i2th-sts. me "
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vTvO PHYSICIANS.--A well-established
II country practice for sale partnet Will be taSsn
Located in pleasant village, two hours drive from me
City of New. York. Apply 10 J. KEYskR No III sswey'
ftoIn 10 70 . o'clock. Mh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

~ Hudson River Building and Mutual Lean
AsociaIion having been duly ganzed persons desr-
our Of becoming members do by subscribing atthe
ocx of the Secretay No so Leonard 81 Broadway
ssSres $500 Entrance fee s2 Dues IS monthly
public meeting viii be held as Bradogrys Muse Room
80 s Broaeway corner Of Lispsnard St third noor on
TUESDAY EV ENIN0, March ?. AZ " o'clock TAe OBJ
ec q ihe Association viii be explained By able speass
ALFRED w WHITE, v. Pres., City Inspectors Once
TRUSTEES u Boyce. No 2s7 GrSenwics-st SS wSs,
Broadway: g. T. Rodman. Nos. a2s and 2ye West 81;
LAVAL Nc Go NoIih Moore ST.; r Coyle No ~ Cna.-
ham St. a. T. Warner, No. 3i4i Broadway b. H. Romans
No 70 Warren j. p. Brinckerho,No. - Chamocrs-st
GEo W. MORTON. Secretary, Ne Ill Washington 81 cor
ii Laght st.
ions HoorER Surveyor. No LOG Fulion-st:
EpeAR YoUN0 RuTHyES, Attorneys and Counse ,ors
No q Nsssn.s AZ mi 2ts
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MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK.
Tnurt day, Eeo 20, .3sz-
~ A. n ~

- procIamatfon.- WhFItAS JUN LANNO N,.JI
y4s marde'e ed On the nign. OF January 800 At
49, 1ouss on the OF Vestfy aad Nashlngon 81
ise.s mere are good for believing tht the
- Cannon ne his Death AZ the naa sG George Cfabtree
1870. Bfowa and NilusV, - M rec. and whereas tue
-, Cfalree AID William Brown are still at large,
=. ,l.,sfose !. Ambrose G. Kinsslaal. hayOr OF Inc
~, AZ NV York DO. by virtue Of the horny vested IA
~ r rev ard Of Two Rnaded Dollars for the arrest
- Selytry 20 the authorizes Of this CIy OF ths sad
e 81 Crabtiee and Thomas Brown. GveR under my
md ~ And seal l27f 6.DSHWl A G KiN2SLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

to The Fulton Building Association,.To
those Who wish to be their own Landlofds-ihe fUI-
TON BUILDING and MUTUAL, LOAN ASSOClA-
TON the advantages OF Savings Bank with those
Of a Building Association. ,..,,,x,,1,
A public meeting will be held on FRIDAY EVENING,
March S. at Chatham Hail. at II o'clock for the admission
new members when the object aud peculiar advantages
of the Association viii be explained. 49,
To those who desire TO invest money pfontaoIy anu 10
all persons of anal means who labor for living this As
sociation presents unesualed advantages;
Interest the rate OF per cent allowed on months
dues OF over when paid in advance or in case Of with
drawa from the Association This is an ennre new feature
In Building Associations Entrance fee 30 cents monthly
dues 0 par value of shares, 5000 Number OF original
shares limited to SEQ Subscriptions VIII be received oy the
follow ing officers: ,
SAMUEL SOUTHERDES, President.
WILLIAM WEED. v President. No IS Bowery,
ISAAC ANERMAN, JR.. Secretary, No. Is 81 av
TRUSTEES.
Geo H. Walker, No 6l Ehzabeth-st., corner Of Hester
ST. Isaac L. Deyoe No 80 Eldrdge- st Henry McCollum
No 10 Eldndgert D; W Whltne! No. q College place
Foster b Williams, No li3 Hester-st Tobias " Mum
fold. No. 80 NorOlkst; Nathaniel Tsrpenoy. No. lSo
5th- st.
their names with any Of the above named officers 2S eN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

uSsts ts ne Medel Building Association..ln one
AkD Mr NJ we starting CT the CHELSEA BOli. DING
sssss.sss loAl' LOAN ASSOCIATION, .: redeemed
ess,, se ihgs placing The prcn' side OF ,he ac-
ssrs soeVe thereby show rg conclusivey thAt ior
nne Of its operation it has succe edea most
xssns Inc enrsrcesfee viii be s. after the March
- IN .s pesens wshir 70 join at tue low enfrapce
nx,s ssau, should do immediately, as only few
corns,s.n can be taken BY new members For the ac-
I'll - or Oh down town residents. GEORGE X. HOW
a. Asnoers requested 10 call AZ the Office. No $50
get their books aud SUBJ cribe 70 the articles OF
oe DANIEL BARNES, President.
vHuo GEO X HOWELL. Vice President,
~. hofr, Secretary 26f StTcThASA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AS Cook, Chambermaid, &C., by two
N respectable young Women-ons to cook anc ASSIST IN
be washing and ironng or Launaress hs other 10 do
The cbamberwok waiting. The best Of city reteIence
given from their last places Call ~ Ne 26 Oh avn
he Ieer Can be seen days. If not engaged me- IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

At East River Building and Mutual Loan
sseeisuen.-fhe second regular meeting OF the a9oyo
lTSssAr', n Will be held at TIL ALLAN HALL. on WE'D
M ENfNiNG. March 3, 1859. al u ecieck r d.
Cs.ls Alli.IGAN, Esq VIII address the Meeting,
sss we advantages 10 De derived tfcm tins AsSiv
,ss - yttat tDecess OF this Association VIII enable
lsas 70 ener two three shares for edemp.lOn
Yr,n, uehuenen are particularly invited TO attend
(,rsna ~ a~ reserved for Ladies The Olace. Ne ga
Prsanss, -, - opsn daly from III A. Nj TO Up NJ, where
Psrsss 800 AIa al necessary information VIII be gwen
bsf, ssang TO become membeIs should DO 80 at once
Mss,hh as entrance fee is raised Entrance fee. 81
' Soss' W. 0BApfAH NEWCOMR. Prcst.
s.,,,.. JAMES WHITE, Nic0.Presdent.
CH.s SAMUEL II. JORDAN, ASSIST. Vice Prcst.
-e% MI So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A S Cook, Washer and Ironer or to do
"A general housework, by arespectable young Woman
pmal family. Has objections to take care OF call
dren Can be seen for days, with the best Of city
reference given. Call at No 3il Suffolk ct. mi IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

As CHAMBERMAID, or to do general house,
IN work. by young Girl vhe can give the best OF refer
~ GOOD dsposton willing and attentive to her business
Tan NC sseh 'S' " M lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

MANAGERIAL experienced practical
1h ehemis: and maker, who perfectly aceuaiat-
ed with the Of all descriptions WOODEN cotton
and SILK fabrics, and particularly mousslae LANES,
wishes a situation Manager Address c. ~. at the
Office Of this paper. ISL Avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

VNANTED.-Thea advertiser, not hav-
vention il DESTROYS Of spo,Ag Of the, EN- and
correcting himself with Aonest with capt Of
from sos TO 5000 o. B. fox three days. Chat
H. scuare Post-Of =. this eity M lIs
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vTvO PRINTERS.-For sale the materials

Il and good. will u New paper published IN one II
the most healthy and thrviEg villages IN New jersey.
Terms easy The Office DOING Cd share OF Adysrts-
ing and job Work situated about hour and halls ride
from thu cars mskug three ips daily 10 New-fork City
Ftr further particulars. cai a. The remperance Dining
Salol n, No "a Beekmnn.st for W. from ne 20 II
oclcck lire s shove Will receive promps asten-
One hall Of the efiee would be disposed Of TO
practical printer ma Afu&rhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A s geod Cook and Washer and froner,
IN by respectable Young WOMAN has gooa c,y
rsfers1ce Call at No. l79 VArck 81. nI "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AS Cook, Washer and IrOner, or to do
IN the housework Of genteel family by respectable
Woman with the hes. city reference for integrity and
capabty has objection 10 the country and confofa
bic home more object than To be seen Tor Two
days nom to 10 O'Clock, at No as3 FuOast, Brookiyn
corner of Tiilary-Et. ms "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

THE PHILOSOPHY OF ELECTRI-
Il CAL PSYCHOLOGY-ina course of Twelve Lee
lures By Dr. J. B. Dods. Price so cents For sale by
FOWLERS WELLS, No. l3i Nasssu-st., N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

FS Second Mechanics BUtIdthE anu Hutuaf
Loan observation-disclosures Of the above Associs-
on aye informed that the easr citing the pay
nsnt ef dues Will be held ct No. Chatham on
WEDNESDAY,, March s, at 7 0'clsck, p. M Persons
payips for OF or monhs advance .sii be allowed
interest a, the Of per cent per snnan 10 save
and trouble members are invited 70
carl on the Secretary before the meeting pay tse dues
f,om A NJ TO Up M J. PECARE Sec'y..
ssf nTuxSs Office, No l5S Hester ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

A CHAMBERMAID and fine washer ana
~ Irorer or as Chsmbermsid and Seamstress by are
csIs Protestant Girl has lived in the best Of aniiss
md has good city reference from her last places Can DC
seen for Two days Call at No 200 Twelfth s co,as
3c-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

DOCK and STATIONERY STORE
Wi, established business for sale to any person
having between $500 and 5000 Add ess A. e. ir,bnns
Offce stating real name and address. III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

~ Germans, Atteud.-The WOrkinsmans Build
sssosia'lOn viii mold public meeting on TUESDAY
xhMNc, March 2 at o'clock corner OF lst,ay and
seieS IN German and Eos showing the advantages
shse BY becoming members, and explaining the work
~ &C. Printed circulars Ia German aud atlces OF ths
aseaeE vii be distributed All invited 10 attend.
II. MCCLELLAN, President.
u W. ANDERSON Secre,ary nj 2th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AS CHAMBERMAID and Laundress, by
~ y,spectabIs young Woman; to do general house
o,k IN or waite family. Good reference gwen San ps
seen for two days az No soo s1a ST. Oe'"''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

AS CHAMBERMAlD and Waitress, or to
N assist in taking care Of children By respectable
-. Woman Best of city reference can bs gwen
I'll 81 No 2ls Mulberry 1t. Can be seen from ia the
morning till ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

SITUATIONS-Wanted by two young
~ Ladies (sisisrsl-one as Lad,s Companion and At
tendant. or to Instruct children ard sew " would BE- will
Ing 10 supe intend the domestic concerns Of small FAM
lily the ether Sc stress she would also teach chill
dien: Both are well qualified, and lie hig' recon-
mended. They have objectss% - uayeA Address
IA. B.. ID Tribune Office M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

NOR SALE-A well established Liv-
Il cry Stable, together with he stoek and Fli.urss.
Inquire Of I. ]. TAYLOR. No IS Eassau-sL m2us
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CITY Hnrelil2 ence.


THr WrATiuR chilly and cold from early morning
yesterday Upon Monday night had eight frost and
The iharp air prevailed until late hour Of last night
The Thermometer at The HERALD Buildings ranged AT
neon. apls Q; at =, NJ, 50L o; at p. NJ $50. The
evening was dry with very keen. biting air. At IL
O'Clock night the Thermometer stood at 32 and the
shy had misty appearance II from an approaching
snow storm.
Frn1 AT half past twelve o'clock Monday night a
fire was seen to issue from the bakery Of Mr. Peacock
situated at the Of Leroy and Green itch streets
Upon tbs alarm being given the fremen and police
quickly ON the spot The Gre extrguished by the
former after It had destroyed property to the amount Of
500 We head that Mr.. Peacock was fully insured.
fire broke cut at half past o'clock on Tuesday
morning. in house which Is used carpenters shop
situated In Twenty fifth between the Sixth avcnne
and Broadway. The flames spreading very rapidly
until the arrival of Of the hose companies By whom
the fre was extngushed with a trling damage. The
pcce officers OF the Eighteenth ward rendered much
aid II Is suspected that the fire the work of
iLceniaiy
AT about twelve O'Clock Monday night, fire broke
ont In the building known the Clinton Foundry stus
ted In Chefiy Rutgers street Tho house is owned
by DR. Rover and used extensive mandatory Of
machinery. The fire originated IL Is considered ia the
neghberhocd OF stove, and progressed with great ra
p'dy for time BY the pcrteveripg exertons Of thc
d3feIent Gre companies 1t cxsinguished after de-
GroyjnV property and ipjuring the building an extent
timsted at from 81 600 to S17eo The promises we're
rs
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On Saturday evening llth inst amer long and pslx
fu Illness Capt ROBERT Gar, in the 47h year u hi0
age
tend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon Dee 49, al
ocleah from his late reeicencs No 266 East Broadway
without further invitation The remains win BE- taken
to Castine, Me for intermsnt.
On Tuesday, Dec a. Of fcarle fever CHARLES LEWIS.
aged years months and days eldest Of Dr. John
The relations and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the fuDersl this day "wednesday at o'clock
itreet : - ''''''
MY dear little angel is ct rest,
He hiss gone to his Father in heaven
To lay on his Savior. breast.
On Tuesday, Dec l6 JAcoB, only son Of Claus And Mes
W,1 mt n; aged i ysat months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
nd t es iSa sn a.y It e;lock
On Tuesday morning Dec IA, at Jersey City, Porrxn
BsowrIFc aged 50 years.
The fri nds Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend his funeral THURSDAY afternoon ct O'Clock FROM
his late residence. Philadelphia HOTEL jersey city
On the 10Th Nov At the residence of his brother mr.
Tnomas Oates Sheffield, England MI GxoneE OATEs, q
native OF the fame place but for the last 81 years
eent OF this country, and late Of Charleston, c. and
On Monday morning Dec IL Of disease Of the heart
Theatres Royal London and the principal thearss OF tho
his Masonic brethren and his friends and acquaitances
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from M
ste retiaeIcr NO. o9 White street, on Thursday ut L.
o'c ock NJ
On Tuesday morning Dec. IA, CATHERINE NJ, wife Of
John CoItey6u
The reltves and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her fuuers to morrow, (rhursday&
morning at 70 O'Clock at her late residence No lO4 king
street Her remains sill be taken to Greenwood for In
termsnt.
At IisIem on Tuesday. Dec IL AGNES, wife Of Janice
Crawford, native Of Scotland aged 81 years.
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfuy
invited 10 attend her funeral this afternoon at
fion the residence Of her husband l2th street.
Third and Fourth avenues. Harlem.
At Bebbs Ferry Dec Ia Many A.. wife Of ShsdraeE
Taylor and daughter OF the late Elijah Warner Of this
city.
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Court Colendnr-Th,. Cav

uu,Trp srArrs DIslRIcr CouEr--Nos 10, III, IL, b.
ID "a, is. 10, H.
Coafmon PLxss.-Part rirst-Nos 627 TO 655 al odd
nunsers Part EsooDd-Nos. 754 f62 re- 1854 70 SOCIAL
even numbers.
RurKaior CouaT-(vwo tranohes)-Nos. 143, 6fS 10,
eli r. 83l 656 coo Col oG9 600 CO. 6T2 073 GA $780,
5Ss bs Gee t26 COZ $40 6s go $50 0si 6a9 6S4 635
ea4
srFnfstr COurT General Term : Million Trust fund
saee on
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TRY HIN AGAIN-fhe philosoper Of the Tribune
has bad various applications for little money, dur
ing this cold weather, made upon the presumption
that he ia getting ROB his real sltate In this
city, and had some funds TO spare in the cause 0
charity; but he says he has no Investments Of tha
sort. He has, however, investments in certain
copper stocks along Lake superior, and ia certain
zinc stocks in New jersey, and IL certain quartz
mining gold speculstions in Grass Valley, or elss.
where in California; and has doubtless earned al
honest penny or two cut Of them al--copper, zinc,
andgold. Let all needy philosophers, believing in
the frsternal affection Of tue Tribune brother try
him on The quartz, copper, zinc dodge, and see If
he doesn't come down NTH the dust There isevery.
thirg in approaching benevolent man on the right
track
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MANLTfode
On Sundpy evening, Dec. H. by tho Rev. Mr.. Cook,
ENSIGN o. BEALs Of scituate dass to Mss NARY BoNrEo
of this city
Dec IL. by the Rev G. II. Fay Mr.. w. r. +. MnLLNY to
Mis- MARY A., daughter Of Richard " Staynex, AL OF
this city.
In Cincinnati Nov. 60 Hon EDWARD e. MAAsHALL.
member Of Congress- from California TO Miss JOSEPHINE
daughter of Robert ChAlfrsct Esq.
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec IA by his honor Mayor
Kpgslaud, o h MnEcHAR, Esq to Miss MANY A. SroRs,
all Of this city
Troy papers please copy.
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..Y7i, sojuiio6G;aUS, isD I'M rosf.- he EUsn-
ing Post IL fred with indignation" at he attempt
Of "thzse big balliss" to "buliy IN ispwsaj hd
despeed African into the surrender Of HE riehss;
that 10 to say, bis right TO invade, burr and PLAN
der the territory of his peaceabIs wIits neighbors
and to butcher them after the old negro fashion Of
st. Domingo. The brotherly affection Of our free
coil poets Of the Post and Tribune for that ferocioa.
black savage Of Hayti, ia past all belief How they
weep because he was not permitted carte Maach
70 slaughter tho defenoelsss whites Of tho island
such women and children as might fall in his way
In fact, We don't know but that the Hayti CORES
ponde nee is the best thing Of Mr. Fillmore's ADM
nis.ration
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observation-disclosures.

Among these who arrived In the steamer Arctic last
eyenrg Geo. H. Draper Esq bearer Of dcspatctes
from ministers at London aud Paris Lieut General
Antonio yeltar of the HuDari army nd Mad Aurels
Eerenczy, Hungarian musical artist.
gr berry J. Tuckerman passenger by the Baltic was
bearef Of Dispatches 10 London
Hon Henry Hibbad representative 10 Congress, from
New Hampshire, Is detained at home by milan n.tory
haumatjsru.
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srrtains 81 10 So mpsu curtains, from 81 TO S0
br0o.sue eA,n dc iants worssd, damask oorncse and
~ oh gs prices thirty per less than usual
q eth,r stoges N BWindow shtds Of every dcsorip-
attn. kIbTH o. fEkGUSON, @aJK broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15

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