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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

brck dwelling houses and lots Nos % and ., Bank st
dern Improvements and order Also, the
threesory bnck dwelling houses and lots in Of the
above fronting Troy st, also excsllent condition
Ase the twostory brick d~slngs and lots Nos Sc and s.
AnSs st. Lot: a BY 100 houses a BY q. ven desirable
dwellings and hne yards. the street Also. the ven
superior built foursto dwelling house and lot of grouad
No so3 IVES, a,stsi dshghnully situated opposite the
fark Of the Theo glcal Seminary having all modern i'm
proyepents and csnvenepces Also the very desirable
lot aud buildings Nos lts East Broadway. Lot By 90
An excellent situation for improve nspt Tor terms &C.
apply TO William HARSELL. Ne. % Cliff u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTI.

IL TUTE, Clifton. Staten Island-Prnc'pal. Rev. T
TOWELL-Tbis establish nent 70 conveniently located,
within hours ride from the city. on one Of the most
Of Rew-Yoik. The summer session coumehcss on the s
May Tie course OF ipsruction lnc,udss Esgsh mahs-
GeImsn, Spanish, Latin and Greek fencns. milts tee.
tics gymnastics. vocal and instrumental music &C. Lee.
lures on scientific subjecis week Pfospscsasee
may be obtain ed s the book Of Shsgpsrd
and Appleton, Broadway. Tho Principal can %
seen on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at the oos
nf Dayisop nlOmleI No n Wan q fiOm 10 II A. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
4 FARM iSY SALE or to Let, at White

N Plains, one mile ron shs Depot. csn.sisns
acres OF good kind Tabs Land comfortable Two story
Dwelling CArTses House and Barr with Eo0d -
scnmssi Of Fruit Inquire Of JOHN rEHRlS, No
~ 0rssnwicA-st. s,d toHN y VNpEHalt'L, % NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

= AID spacious building known a. RlcES HOTEL.
Gtsaied IN the village Of New Eecbslle, within ave
nnatss' walk Of the New-Havsn Railroad DEPOT Thn
Hotel IN fne and csmples ssdsr, and 10 designed par
ucarI for summer eaasders. cad has been crowded
daring the pss ysars would be exchanged fsY CITY
nofeity fiss ga'den aid out hui dsss eoasssts4 Ia
always in from 6 70 II o'clock A. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
DOR SALE-A farm situated in Falls

bush. Sullivan County. N. Y. containing 100 acres.
loo scres Of hIch improved and in high cultivation
The lapdis smooth we'll waered aud pleasantly located
Of the most ext, nsve leather and numbering msnufas
tuilsg dnt'icts In the State, which affords II all times
prices with lac miles transportation added On the
sizes are necessary buildings AID good orchard Fsra
casy tile ibdlsputable For pario alars inquire II no
NER MORGAN, No. Pns.st, OF Of HENRY HURD,
No ~ Sd AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
DRACTICAL OK.KEEPING.-C

Counting for he practice and rudy 81 Book kssp
be at No 3 Broad cay, 6rss fsor ~ stairs Let ans
Nr NARSHe works Bookkeeping. wsl knows .
The commercial cities of the United sss Msrcs eouh
above
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WORK sQUAREFEMALE SIENNA.

s,itutiou will commence the FIRST NDAY n
MAY, and continue twelve weeks II 10 located IN re-
tired and delightful part ofhs CITY, and prsseas opsor
tupty who wish shsir Da aghtcrs WHARF
the Der Of Pupils limited and whore they cen n.
csiye the aAd Of she Principal
The health Of the youns Lsdiss and che moral nhusace
eIered them will be objects Of special attention.
tbracisg the common spd higher branches Of anslsh
Education alsoths Latin 0cimar AID French issgus.
sss aad Music,-vpdsr the isstfucsn Of sxporisncsl
Tsschsrs Superior opportunities for learning to speak
the French language may bore esjcysd, as . Native
Teacher Will reside IN the family Of the Principal Cgca
lars cen be obtained at CLARK. AUSTIN SMITHS"
Book Store. No 1o5 Broadway ~, Of Mise N x. MORSE
PFiI cipal New.Hav Co.
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3 50O O00 WORTH of PROP

sischpent or sale on eIecutios win be sold or OK
sher good property in lots to suit purchasers
AID such terms viii paw large profit fer the invest
neat. ADDRESS, with real name, ADMINISTRATORS.
~ The Chatham. square Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

EOR SALE-A newly built Cottage, at
Dearnan rs miles from tho city, the HndscR Riv-
er Railroad about three minutes yak to the depot In
cure of p HARTMAN, q: the station.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
MOST IMPORTANT NOTICE.-To

lv1 Manufacturer Mechanics, Merchants Gardeners,
and other rare chance for pleasantly located Coun
try Seats There are offered for sale several lots for
building, MANUFACTURING tanning gardening other pur
ihe Delaware River. Sullivan Co N: y of the pnc
pal stations on the New-Yerk and Erie Railrosd abe
four hours ride from the City of New York For psrtic
sl.. - inquire in NarIow:burs1 sf T T WEAaCNKER
BLEFCKER, No. 7 Broad st., or p. A. LOESCHER, No.
Greenwchst, where also. car Be seen exact map Of
said village.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

A>UN SALE-A small + arm OF l0 acres,
n stnateo in the beautiful village Of Jamaica l. I
Tue budm good the so clcellsss for farming and
gardening purposes in the hshss state of well
supplied with great vafiey Of frut, nc, with almost
every ocnvenierce to render desirable resdsnce a.
Can be purchased for the amount Of money in the
vicinity 81 the City Of New-Yssk Apply to
A. MCCOTTER. No. I2S Tulron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
EVOR SALE or TO LET-Five good

n noien fee stone Houses, situate 3lst- st. near
Hroadway 2ol3t three stories basement and
lar veil finished will he sold Low very easy For
farshsr tcalas inquire az the New York Land Office.
corner SD st. and Broadway
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SlNGER'S PATENT STRAIGHT
STEAM ENGINE and BOILER For

STEAM ENGINE for SALE-At M
"a Broadway, rear q bulIdiss Inquire Of AUsrII
kEQUA 90, Ne. t1i Canal 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

three story brick House and Lot Of Ground known
No zee West i4th st.. between s'h and sth-avs. The
house 10 finished elegant style, with al tbs modern i'm
po,entnts For Price tsrws. aad further particulars D.
ply % ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Aucionsr, No. 7
Blox1 AZ
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Attention Country MsrchaAts.
TARDWARE AND CUTLERY

II OAKLEY q FOX, No 30 CoURrLANDT 81, Of
fer complete assortment Of the above foods 70 casa
Who avail themselves Of cash purchases are paree
larry invited to call shall offer them great indsss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

A ]. BLEECKER will sell at auction,
N on MONDAY. April S. at 10 o'clock a. tha Mer-
Exchapse hethrse story brown houe, No.
s. wsr IS Size house 90 by 50 fe,s IN depth Lot
the modern i'm provenent &c SAILS positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

EOk SALE-New, beautiful Rosewood
Upright Piano, Of octsvss, Of superior toe -
wcfhnaashp BY enc q the boat makers from Paris No
ISL CTaLd-st, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

DIANO-FUkTES. -HAZELTON Il
BROTHERS. A long experience in the MschAnsl
ard Musical Departments has prepared the sbsenesne
sxE ant their Pianos In ever RESPECT HAZELT0H&
Nc aIs Genre e., near Grand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

T Zen. ,rass otpahhc business at Wash.
'oH ,ttiy @t,l expressed N the mum,
l.l ruhlr act. Congress has pissed,
too RtppMic, which publishes them r.
t., as tu,y are approved, contained, onS I
1Uh. tvo laws, approved GA the 10
'thN arc npmhers fourteen aud fifteen, and
oue T. 10 Authorize the State OF Mississippi
10 s,l s1me srhool lanls, ard the other to
regulate ihr mileagc &c lhcdeleeate from Or.
ctoa Congress had been in session then
about tveaiv eight weeks, and the result
81 tHe whole averages about hali law per
wech
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

TIM lnNrsr Drrru or CAMS 'lhe
sa o., tho usIp State Journal vents hi.
u naunnu ihe following severe. though
ema-ft l-l Remarks. ou u recent airoei-
2. o.Huiel ia de nostbor.ug state Of
uH..
Ac.ue unprecedented iu The ANIMAL. II
d HuIs WAS committed last week. Ger
laal ho.s while ve are reaadrg Of It.
l1H cd..ar ot On. Joliet Signal wa. knock
90 ,aen aacr dut ald iafte dimes, tho
ouae ola thousand editorials. coined
Amidst tac uilushons Of political eau
were ruia.rs,'y torn from his dler
dri pn ,aa' l. there 40 rcmorseles-
aart io t.at ccuatry 10 drink the blood
90 sH,a monster
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

\ lads named Cameron died in Newport.
nv. recently. at the advanced aye Of lot
vears. sho was wei acquainted with
Wasllngton. and experienced many trying
scetes " the DAYS Of the Revolution.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

Il IS stated that whenever the hing ii
Siam feels like having a little feld sport.
be shoulders hi> rifle and "goes Cumming
after missionaries Nice place TO eSpoand
the gospel
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

The peFer0 Of Abou Lawrence. of
boston. NOW Minister 10 England. WAS
taxed last wear s75ts. is value WIS cs
timatel al sl.f1o.00o. No wonder lhs,
hi. wile sports Rrssels lace, and diamond
80 ,bs 6r.t watct a. her maiests's lcyees.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-06-12

The Bo.ion Atlas OF tie 2ist inst an.
monaco. the arrival OF VI. lobu = n'''"''
IN that city the day previous. lie WAS ''
excellent health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

But that not the arst step II Il not that which win
be hrt prayer for Hungary That prayer shsN
be that Hungary may become independent Of eli foreign
power-(sreat sYpsuss)-ths her desniss may be On
trusted to Der hands. and to her discretion
Renewed applause do not profess to undsrstsnd the
social relations and connections Of and Of twenty
other things that may AFFECT the public institutions Of
Hungary. All say s that Hungary regulate these
matters for herself infinitely better than they b
regulated for her by there
sent that sngle and simple polnt-Hunssriaa indie
pendence--
Mr. srwARp.-Hungarian independence (Appiause)
Mr WsssTER. hungarian self government; Hungs-
risn control OF Hungarian destnies (Rsnewed sp-
plause These are the asprstons which entertain,
and give them to you, therefore gentlemen toast
" Hungarian independence hungarian control Of her
own destinies and Hungary as distinct nationality
among the nations Of Europe
The toast was received with enthusiastic applause
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and being introduced to him at the grand opera,
on Monday last, during the performance Of lie
Prophetic" He Is . very amiable man, and his
eyes are the real stamp Of genius: He admired
mueh the voice and method Of Madame Tedesco,
who, must say. sang on that evening with q bro
not yet equaled by her. Her acting was really ad-
Airsble, And she was received with enthusiastic
applause. WIN Signor Verdi write an opera for
well that If he does It, b will be welcome here.
The only theatrical news to be given this week,
y the appearance of the new drama by Messrs
Dumas and Maquet, called " LIE Van pre-" fam
tastcal play In i've acts and eleven tableaux, which
contains the most extraordinary situations ever
performed ON any stage The plot which is founded
npon the fantastical life of vampires, sucking the
blood of females for sustaining their corpses-she
acts Of these phantoms and their adventures-all
this has peculiar character, which is we'll suited
20 the taste Of those who are the nightly requenters
Of the theatre of L'Ambigu Comique.
At La Gate, drama in Eve acts, by NM. Michel,
Carr and Mason, entitled :" La Fileuse," (the
weaving girl), was received with much applause.
1t is beautifully written, and acted with much
ensemble. B. H. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Foreign N5lsCglIuuy.

Ii is affirmed that that the total number of
Frepchmen killed in Paris and the departments in
carrying out Louis Nspoeon's COUPE etat is not
less than two thousand
SINGAPORE The total value OF the trade OF this
port for the past year was upwards of nifty six
millions of rupees. or abou. q, 600 900 dollars,
The CRYSTAL PALACE IN Nsw YoRK-Mr
Paxton has exhibited a design in London for the
building. The plan and materials are similar 10
the late enc in Hyde Park. Proposed length 800
feet, breadth 200 feet The roof is to be made of
slate.
1t is said that the great majority of the French
army in Agers has voted against the President.
ENGLAND AND NEW SoUTH WALES AT . mon.
ster league meeting the colonists carried pei.
ton to the Queen fo the removal Of Earl Grey, the
Colonial Secretary. The excitement was very
great, arising out Of the conviot system
GENERAL CAvAIGNsc has been Liberated c1fs
Hasc. The general, after his marriage, proceeds
to Italy Among the members of the Assembly
Who have been released are Eugene Sue, M Ar.
mand, Piscatory, Pascal, and General OIiinos dc
ife ARcHrrsuSp or PARIS he's withdrawn his
crposition 10 the President, although he will not
SUPPORT him How the prelate reconcies this con
duct with the prccept Of his Divine Master, that he
Who is not with me is against me-" we cannot con.
cIiye. 10 will be remembered that Louis's uncle
understood the vace Of this precept
From Trieste large attachments OF troops have
sailed for Ancons, whence 1t is promised they Will
also march upon Rome.
The China Mail states thai, on the 9Th OF Octo-
ber Ere took place in Canton, by which FIR ON 200
to eco houses and f. ON 100000 20 f'eo 900 worth
:, ptopeItss ~. ~.s..sss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Naval teiligence.

The United states frgste, the f,g ship OF Com Nc
Keeyer. Captain Mctutosh, :. soop OF war Ply
mouth Commander Kelly and 4 brig B,nbriage
Lieut. Manning were 1T Rio Jan-iro Nov 20 all we'll
The Y. sloop OF war jamestown. Jom Do~ning,
wasa Rio Japero 18th, and probably rem.invd Goth
all well
Y sloop OF Marion Com W Glendy, Sas at
Hong Kong, Ost Both = all well
sloop of 81 Mary. Jon. Magruder, was II
Tslcahuans 25th Nov
Commander McGape Ia. been ordered 70 relieve Cant
Garnet. board th. u ~ frigate X tr.sn The was
at Valparaiso Nov p nll well.
Lieut. John Garter has been ordered to the com.
nand OF : steamer Massachusetts
The L. 4 tloop OF var Marion WA at Hong Kosg on
the zsth Of October, 70 sail in day for Macao
The saratoga was at WhamDoa thu 2yth II OStober
bound to Macao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

the Irish correspondence is fully moro than onethird
whereas the population of this island u loss than
than ene-fourth Of the United Kingdom. Nothing
can show moro clearly the clese connection which
is growing up between this country and America.
The Belfast papers state that two men have been
arrested ON suspicion Of having taken part in the
assassination Of Mr. Bateson. Oven Kelly, OF Lur-
genboy, and Francis Kelly, Of Tulinagrove, are the
persons These men are identified, and are now
lodged in the county Jail of Monaghan, while the
police are on the trail Of the third. They were
just packing up for America when arrested. Az the
Monaghan for ribbonism. The parish in which the
murder took place has been proclaimed under the
crimes and outrage act. Several other parishes in
Monaghan and Armagh were proclaimed at the same
time. An important meeting has also been held in
this city by the principal landlords and agents for
the province OF Ulster, for the purpose of taking
steps for the suppression of the diabolcal Ribbon
system, which is ne less than an organized conspi-
racy against life and property; and which, by the
hand of the assassin, has already consigned so
many victims to untimely graves. A deputation
appointed by the meeting, waited on the Lord
Exceenoy gave them the strongest assurances Of
90 operation and support; and We trust some effec
tual measures will be adopted to put down all So.
cret societies, which have ever been the curse OF
Ireland.
Father Matthew, in reply to an address from
the Cork Corporation. congratulating him
on his return in perfect heath from the
United States, thus refers to our oondi
Ul0u ana prospects - lnOugn painfully 5tfuck
with the sad contrast which our beloved
country presents, in many particulars, with the
favored land which have recently left, yet
reason for apathy or despair. Ireand-this is not
the place to investigate the cause-is now passing
through trsnsitionary ordeal, from which | trust
she will, ere long, brightly emerge, and enter o
that glorious career of national prosperity to which
her ample resources now in progress of develope-
ment, must naturally entite her. feel delight in
already recognizing marked indications of a spirit
of industrial activity and enterprise, which, COM
bined with selfreliance and perseverance, cannot
fail to effect for her that social regeneration which
it has already ccomplished for many nations in
the history Of mankind. This spirit once univer-
sally diffused employment, and its natural concomi
tants, plenty and prosperity, would speedily follow
An ample field at home would be afforded for the
respect would consolidate these advantages, and
render them durable. Beloved fellow. c tizens, |
sincerely thank you for your most kind and consi
derate advice for the preservation of my health,
which, God willing, intend to implicitly follow
For this deeply priced address, n mark of your
unanimous esteem, accept the homage of a grateful
and affectionate heart" Father Mathe VS. obser-
vations elected the cordial and enthusiastic accla
nations Of the Council
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Board of Supervisors.

JANuAnY 6-His Honor the mayor Ia iha chair
On the organization OF the Board the folio wing reso-
luton was ,h-ied ny Alderman TrrM,SS
Resolved That the Tax Commissioners be. and are
hereby, directed to furnish 10 William Murray and
charles Iscb the Assessors Of the Twentieth ard duly
elected the blank assessment rolls and maps of said
Twentieth uard
After debate on the legality Of admitting the origi-
nal certified copy Of the returns, the resolution
ultimately adopted
similar resolution offered by Alderman DoH.nrv,
OF tbs Ninteepth ward for Assessors Brown Morreu
ard Peter Boppsrt assessment rolls &c for
that district
Alderman sruRTEvArT oppofed the resolution. the
ground that legal election Lad been had in the Nine
t.pIth ward
Recorder rrILou, in very excellent and arguments
tive reply convinced the members that the
luton WAS correct and IL was theref IRE adopted
The Board hen adjourned until Monday sf,eraoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10

IMPORTANT Decision The Austin tTexas) STATE Gazette
says that the suit OF the State Dtlesdenier which H.
viewed The question OF the exemption OF the islands salt
Mke. &c from location, was recently decided By the
supreme Court, OF Texas, composed OF Chief Juttce
J. mlbill ard Special Associates John Say les aud
H. wis Esqs The decision the effect that thls des-
cfipiion CT the public dom lain is exempt from location
in quence all the islands and salt lakes APP
propriaed before 1916 the special property Of the
State, with The exception Of such NAV have been
slivnsss1 Ny espresc vasvvnsnt eglAw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Superior Court.
Before .Iu Il ice Hnawnrih-


JAN. 7 : Stpqossd Forgery ~ a Land Warrant -WtMam
Moore UHom Daniel This was action for ~.
corery 81 S1l5 the value Of ,t land warrant
cold by the defendant to the plar rn which alleged
wrs reu ed ut the General Land OHr. of the United
state goNtrnnept, and caveat FLED the lac De-
ccmher, 1850 IL appeared tia, tn. plaintiff who 4,
boarding house Keeper in washington street Ia this
city purcbaed the I'd Of DC obcr 1850 from thu
fnoart, broker IN land warrants also OF tni. c "
fU.Lty land certificates, ut Sil5 each II winch
dated April 18TH 1919 was granted to John Erosn,
second itivae In Captain Walradt's company tentn re
1imebt Of United State. infantry for huparei and
sixty acres Of lind lt~a. cont.ud.d IL not cd and
was never legally assigned by Jonn Brown and the
not terd to prove that the forgery But
the agreement entered into list 1900 by the
plaintiff, with the defendant having guaranteed the
wtrrat' TO be good and legally -sgnpd and agreeing
q refund TIE amount received for each -everay
vided such warrants efu ef b. the United
government. In November 1854. the govern mt
fused 10 receive the w4trsu au as the defendant
b'pn1 by the terms Of his agreement TO refund the
usn'y. the jury returned q verdict for the plaintiff
II Sl25
B,fcre Judge Bossorth
Jan. 6-.qciton far Ltb,i ognnd William Farmrn & C.
stuart Edii@s and Proprietor, " ne Nsp Yorker,
daily paper fafiy published in tho tg Aldermen stur
',vsnt Alderman Of the Third the com plain ant in
with having published In their paper on the 30tn Nav
1851 certain article VII ch stated aud set forth tn 1t
Alderman sturt.vsnt bad been feed as counsel IN IN It
tiers he had advocated and voted for the le Common
council aid had also under AIKEN for a f-e procure
once from the Mayor The pcatiOH having been ad.
Ditted by the detendaDts answer the Jury returned
verdict tor plaintiff OF $3.50