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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

HNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY of the CITY of NETWORK, estab-
Hshed in 1851 at No IT'S Canast Branch Office, No 90
Broadway of Walst opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise HoIsehod Furniture Yes
sells and their Cagoes &C. against loss or damage by
hre-This Company having been in successful operation
more than year past refer with confidence to the large
number of persons nearly 5000 who have effected insur
snce at their Office for the in which their business
transactions have been conducted and feel assured that In
this respect they will not suffer by comparison with the
most favored of our monetary institutions All Losses have
been and will continue be literally adjusted and promptly
settled. JEREMIAH TEhbELlA frcnoent.
MOSES G. LEONARD Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDING, Surveyor.
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EW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN sURANCE COMPANY, Of NewHsven, Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE Ne: Is Hall,sty n Z.
CAPITAL $4,000.
This Company insure Live Stock such Horses Cattle
&c from death occasoned either from natural eausss
accident or disease Of any description whatsoever
THOMAS KENDRlCk, President
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
GEORGE BUcKLAND, Inspector for New-York
BURTON KENDRlCK, Agent
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ypTfRs- =, iSf- To IRON foy DEhe.-e>~so pro.
- .Propoaas fron Bel Tower win be received
t % ~ ,t Of Repairs and Supplies, BassH~as
-, ne Eew City Hall sn'il Friday Nay ~ q Yeeas
r. :, vL,eh time vi Be publicly op~nea Tor The kkkc
o. Cosposstos Of Eew fck PAS and spes,ss.
~. - Tossr ~ regard Le7so esn ~ nsr
f~e OF The sspensfe Of Repsrs Pshke bssess
40 10 EEs2ben BhAk Kstzasss vi BE furnishes 49,
nsht 70 sest an ov any he Es.ustss re ven
tv he deemed or he isfssst o. -
WIN ADAMS ,cvmuss,esss 81 ksssns nesobt<e
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
New York notice hereby gwen TO al persons
against ROWLAND A. ROBBINS late Of the City OF
New York deceased the same with vouchers thereof to
day of August New York the l1h DAY
OF February ef MARY ANN ROBBINS, Adx.
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and ORNAMENTAL

~ COTTAuE CHAMBER and OAK FUKNITURE
Mandatory, No. 40 Greene-st.-MATHESS Il GILLIES,
nsnusctureD Of Enameed and Coass Furniture respect
fully call the attention of their former patrons and the pubic
generally to their extensive and upvaled stock Of Furniture.
M @. feel confident in asserting that examination Of
their new spring styles of Enameled and Cottage Furniture
II all that required insure II possible still greater de-
nsnds than in former years
All Furniture offered at tits establishment q made under
our own special supervision and warranted TO be fhe rs
quality.
We would here suggest that a. we manufacture all eur
articles enabled to sell much lower than thoss
who purchase of the maker to sell again.
Mattresses, Psillasses, Piows, &c
Furniture carefully boxed and orders filed Tor al psr Of
the Union. MATHEWS L GILLIES,
No. 49, BreadwAY. Grand.st- east Ode.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL County York hereby to all persoss
having claims against JOHN GERAGHTY, late OF the City Of
York liquor merchant deceased TO present the same with
subscriber the ONCE OF Francis Byrne,
nv Attorney No Cy place. the City OF New York,
before twenty July nexDsted New York the 18Th
asv of January ls6, MICHAEL GERAGHTY,
us lawfnTh' Administrator, Re OF said deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-06

~ ningS new Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps- Also,
Camphene Spirit Gas Oil and Lard Lamps Hall and other
Lanterns Girandoes Chandee &C. of the most approved
patterns; Gallery and Fancy Ornaments Also Camphene.
Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas Oil Wcks Glasses kc No. 2S9
GreenMich-st. between Warren and ChapbsrsHa. N Y.
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IN CHANCERY of NEW-JERsEY.- Be

II JOHN AJkEKKAk,
IIrs GGTCHINs and CATHAKNE, his wife, defendants Order
for publication lit this Court ta the complainant has
hd bis bin the above the above named deendans
sale morgaged the said
bill mentioned and that the OF subpoena 10 aud an
directed the defendsn hath been regularly issued reurss
Cd day March, eighteen hundred and fAytwo, but that
the nan Cornelius GGchns and Cathsne his wife could not
be served Herewith and that the defendants
be entered such
had duly served and being made 10 appear by AFFIDAVIT
Chancellor that the said Cornelius Getch
his wife reside out Of the State OF New jersey
NowYork II therenpop this eighteenth
March the Of Lord Thousand eight hundred
an fly Of Garrett vsn Wagner Solicitor OF tbs
directed by the Chan eor that the sad
defendants, Cornelius Goiclns aud CathsIne bis
demur 20 the companant bH on or be-
fore Tuesday Of May that, default thereof such
decree made against them the Chancellor shall think
further ordered that this order shall WILMA
twenty days hereafter served personally the sad Cornelius
CGtchn Cathaae, his wife BY delivery Of copy thereof TO
published the said The Paferson
LteigHeer printed at Pacron IN ths state and
therein weeks succe.svey, at east once 10 every
the IKE Of tine in The Ncc iork It1uH<,
newspaper printed tie State Of New York. true copy.
II. WILLIAMSON, Chancellor.
DAWN r. Popry Cleri, law6@Ih
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1.-TWO TORTES and MELODEONS

LIE caIC-Persons about purchasing Pianos or me-
III fun Ssn.itea 10 call at BENNETT CO.'S Ware.
bon,N l5 Fultsn-s second aoor tes. rde Of Broad.
y, no. hsv will find an assortment Of the modern style
Usy1 wnev psno Fortes and Melodeous Every tnstru-
Il rsewap,sd for two years. and when doubts are ex:
quality the sna. m nsss Ss n psg
sch ae ~ ouea New and secondhand Pianos to let
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NOTICE

(yORPORATION NOTicE.-Pubic notice ice. ~ -
49, ,v,n ,ta pettonzs BEEN preseneSa ~ ~ ~ ).
49, ysSe,nes gof ; sgwRR nELM ST. rom bhvoNe 70
GRAND All l.teestes hasns o', s :, III. oss
on o. te~re "s' 10 'e NICHOLAS DEAN, Prevalent
lstz N.-< :
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OFFICE OF THE Aston MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEw-YcRK, Jan. %, 1852:
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF

OFFICE THE Aston MUTUAL IssuRAycE Con ,ess
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF
the affairs of this Company Is publiAhed in conformity
with the requirements Of the charter:
Amount of Premiums not marked OF December ..e or
Amount Of Premiums on Marine and Inland Nav
igaon and Transportation risks for the year 49, ~, AZ
ending December 81, 1851. oziooS 70
.,.ron,, Of Premiums. .$s4s,s75 40
Amount Of Earned Premiums during
the year above .................. $bszSso ~
Less Return Premiums. MINIMUM. osool IA
NstE.rn,d Premium. 1851 ......... COS, 2si cs
Losses paid during same period. 49,. s'Ssss' IL
Reinsurance, Commissions, Expenses ,oca,.
and Bad Debts ''''''''''''''''''' oo1,- 44:sse q
Net Earned Profits ..sls4s54 70
The Profits of the Company from the "a APRIL
1919 to the slst December, 1850, for which GER
thcates are issued amount to iUooo 70
Additional Profits a. above Iofof 20
Net Earnings to 3ls December, 1881 .....S51A IA 10
The Assets of the Company the Slst Deesm-
Der, 1851 were IS follows a. 70, -
Bills receivable. otoo. ,c
f"sn: On Stoci. $3.50 70
Premium Accounts to be closed by Notes or Cash.
Scrip srndry Mutual Insurance companies 40 40 90
$sl0,825 70
~ This Company take no Fire Risks disconnected with
The Board of Trustees have This Day declared Dividend
of twenty per the earned premiums OF the year
ending Dec ST. 1851 for which certificates will be Issued on
and after the 7h of April Also interest OF SIX per
cent on the scrip heretofore issued payable In cash on and
s0er the 81 of Februarv By order Of the Board.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary
TRUSTEES
Zsbedee Cook Francis Skiddy p. A II. Renauld-
Thomas Tileston Sam'l E. Sprouts Chas. Connolly,
N l.. MCready, Eben b. Croker, Elisha Robbins,
sidney Rroo[s VIM f. Bulkley Paul Alden,
Geo Griswold Jr Arthur Finnegan, Thomas Durham,
Elias Ponyert James s. Hyde, w. Kent, % Cedar,
y ! Rroun William Bryce John Harper,
>Fnderck A Lee J. w Culbert James Myers,
George Bird r. T. Woodward, James Stuart,
Iobn p K;tcb;ns Theodore Crane Samuel L. Bush,
Alfred Banatt Robert l.. Taylor, Francis L. CooS,
c. d. Hurd s.. Chittenden, Benz a. Mumiord,
Edward ANTHONY L. s. Pond VIM. X. Lothrop,
u. B. Brewster, L. b. Wyman, JOSIAH " Low.
howard ANTHONY, Vice-President
EDWARD A. STRONG. Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
IN claims against the estate Of Th0S COChRkhE, late Of the
CITY Of York dscea.ei present the same vita vouchers
Roof subscribers the Of Archibald Coehrane No.
500 before the nh day Of Eoyenosr next
Dated seU York NAV g. Isss JAMES COCHRASF.
ARCHD. COCHHASE,
Administrator estate Thomas Cochrane.
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Eost an1 foun0.

o. I00 REWARD.-LOst, on the morn
w lOO ing Of the 26th April in Atantc-st Brooklyn,
SEALED PACKAGE, marked A. L. GREER, New York,
containing twenty Bonds of EACH Of Fayee County,
Kentucky numbered from 50 to II inclusive, aud issued TO
the Covngon and Lexington Railroad Company. All the
Bonds by this County the Covngon and Lexington
Railroad Company except the abovenamed have the fol-
lowing guarantee printed on the back Of them:
"Te Covnon and Lexington Railroad Company guarantee the
prompt of the principal and interest Of the within bond r
the seal Of the said Company and the ss
President thereof this tenth day Of ApI l2 IN con
oy Board Of Directors passed on the lat
day Of April, 1856" ,u. ,,ooo.r
(COvinEon and } JohN -
Tse.S President OF and r. Co.
fof1 RR Co. } FhNp WISE Secretary
are forbidden negotiate these Bonds and the
abovenaned reward will be paid for any information that
will lead to their Iecovery-New.York April % 1852
GIBSON STOCKWELL CO. No. 10 Pearl-st
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CPRING STYLE HATS of the French
~ Elastic Shf-manutactured from the finest imported
Plusbes which for bnancy Of finish and rabity viii bsai
the tss with any ofered-with our splendid patterns Of
Spring CAPS at MONARQUE'S No 70 Bowery
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01n REWARD.-Lost on Friday,
Qp " April 80 between IL and o'clock in going from
No u Hsmmersly to Domnick-st, Hudson, aud to
Ubdsel Pearson's in Canas, near Broadway and osck
to No u Hsmmersly st. black Nor Deco Pocket-book,
containing about $40 and sundy papers of but to the
owner The above reward will be paid by returning the
snme and contents to Z. M ATTWATER,
No 654 Macdougalst
$C5 REWARD.-A small, white trav,
W ~ cling Trunk taken by mistake or by thief
from the steamboat Croton Friday morning last will
pay above reward for its recovery with the contents
taken. ). DRAPER, cor flne ana Wllnamsn
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S,opp0R1TIOY NOTICE.-Pablic notice .

-. a., q sale oil tsss Place on Sal hDAI hes,'
- ~ ~ .a,h goods been removed ron shs
pss s . ,hs III day OF April last pat sale a. of ~
mfhe yard ~ 70 NV gro WHITE Superintendent o. stie>a
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GREAT BARGAINS.-7

at GREAT BARGAINS. =.
& q g Wssss. b ssnI FsS
sssnees Aso Snees on, Dry Goods, Groceries Hard
Csss .e Cv anos, Books Watches nc Goods bought
~ ScId - coz jones' No. 81 Ann st., second hecr
M EORTES. about pur-
1pLAISS lin find Il 20 their advantage to call at
ehscns s Maoufactory, No 1874 Fulton-st- iwesf Of
6tnn "a general assortment Of mahogany and rosc-
vs6 Pis1o "a rsner Dealers supplied on liberal terms
"a Of agpn'' r. GLENN co, No 1874 Fulton-st-
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Cats, Gaps, &r.

TASHION BILE HATS.-Elegant
French silk Hats at S3-S less than Broadway prices
Neat Hats at 81 80. BROWN,
No. I58 Csnal-st., one door from Sullivan.
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DED ASH SMALL NUT COAL from
e Lewis Spohn VeiRs-A very desirable article for
For sale by the at Port Carbon or Po
Richmond by 4. TYLER 4 CO, !.
No 70 Walnutst, PhiladelphiA
THE SUBSCRIBER will deliver the
best quality of Red and White Ash Coal per run,
fom the corner Of York and Adans-st, Brooklyn.
JAMES ANNETT
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Cool.

OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA Coal Co. !
Cor. Broadway ard Wali-st}
nITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylva-
ii mia Coal Company 10 prepared enter into con-
tracts for the sale os superior Piftston Coal deliverable
Port Even Rondout the Hudson River before st
July next at the following prices un OF io lbs: -
Lump .............S 40 Range Large Stove IS 50
Steamboat ............ 55 Nut Stove...... 81
Crate or Furnaee..... so Observation-Disclosures 70
Contracts may be made for the remainder of the
con- by application al the Co npany's Office.
GEORGE A. HOYr, Treasurer.
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CCHOOLEY,S MOUNTAIN WATER

~ CUREThe above Institution viii be opened ior me
reception of InyaIds by tine middle of APRIL WILLIAM
J. TAYLOR, NJ d., WILLIAM J. MOORE, NJ ID, Ply
sieias and Projectors Sehooleys Mountain Morris County,
New-Jersey.
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TIKI ESFRANCHIsED.

We trust that q large majority of our read
ers will rejoice to hear that our appeal in be-
half of the late Slaves of the LemInons has
been generously responded to. About Ssrsa
Hundred and Fifty Dollars have already been
raised-$294 of it among the Merchants of our
City through the fundamentally Of Henry
Bowen, Esq, (of Bowen IL McNamee) who
circulated paper in behalf of the freed ones,
ard met with very general and hearty favor.
Tro of the subscribers TO this fund were SUB
scribers also to the Lennon aid but We re-
greet to say that the Patriots who piled up the
$500 have not generally regarded this par
allel movement With sympathy. A gentleman
who spent Tues LAY in waiting upon the great
body of them, from store to store, was not sue
cessful in raising the first dollar while seve-
raj of the Patriots expressed willingness to
pay literally toward the cost of sending the
Emancipated back into Slavery. But they do
not happen to be going that way.
Upon consultation among the principal don
ors to this fund, it has been decided to place it
in the hands of three Trustees, viz: John Jay,
Treasurer T.. ID. Culver aud Lewis Tappan.
Whoever shall see fit to contribute further to
their aid, (and $3.50 is a small nest egg for two
ignorant women, two boys and four infant chill
dren.) viii please remit directly to the Treas
urer though we shall cheerfully transmit to
him any sums which may hereafter reach us in
- IA for tho Enfranclispd
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recommended by other considerations We hive not
YET zen ohcHly informed OF tie resat CT the zppei
ucn, but was made undsr auspiions cir-urnF.tnce,
and Gcrc s reason 70 believe that it will 5e atcadei
With TIE dofired eject.
fou vii avail yourself Of this me.sure to impress
upon spain he prupTeJ Of putting an cn1 - the war;
IND urge Il ns anew proof OF the friendly fl.p)z0ns OF
this Government H. respsct 10 Cubs an Porto Rico.
there ctn be lle doubt, if the were once ended,
that tey would be safe in the possession OF spain they
would al least be secure from iore IN attacks ana all
ideas Of Independence which the nhabt may enter
tsin would with the cessaton Of the state OF war
which has excited them Great Britain i fully aware
Ltf the UnItei States could not consent % her
patton Of those islands under any contingencies what
ever Frnee, ls you viii see ly the annexed cOrres-
pondenCe viii 81 Browne nnf with the French Coz
emmett, tlso vel knows that we could not see win
indifference her acquisition Of those Eauis; and the
forbenT2nce OF the United State in yard - q IN may
be fuly relied on from their known in tee from their
patience end moderation heretofore exhibited, and from
thor established pacific policy.
II tie ACQUISITION Of Cuba were desirable - ne aItcj
Sates there il believed 20 be reasonable prospect oil
effectrg q this conjuncture thn< object; and there
were any the fankncs- of their diplomacy. which has
induced the President freely and fully to dscs'e oar
views both to Great Britain and France orbids aoso
lUtey any rnOyement whatever al this nne With such
purpose This condition Of the great mar ne Powers
OEe United stHies Great Britain and Franco u almost
equivalent 10 an absolute guhrsntee Of the GLANDS 70
Spain but we enter into no supuatons by treaty
70 guarsnee thom, and the President therefore Ap-
proves your having explicitly communicated % SPAN
that we could contract engagement to guarantee,
then You VII continue 90 decline any proposal TO
that effect, should any such hereafter be made.
Here ends the budget for to-day. We shall
not fail TO give full account of the remain
ing documents
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brother 4 Co.'s Circular.

Pc, 4p,,ieqJ LONDON Friday, Nov T. 1872 Pm.
We coErm our sst advces under date o. 5;h in snee
which there has been steady busiuess dong MEXICAN
DoILaRs have advanced tod :, and BAR SILVER 70 L
q ounce. , ...
CofgEr-The public salcs baye offered lf casks Ceyou
d anS j. ess srnaed OF 400 6ass Costa Rica Gully
small PORTION realized irun 81 io good orns % @
for low uiddlne with mid. % good mid RON 70Hoo'
so Lays coed osd RIO az pubic sale to-day parity sod a.
80 sac ,---..
i'll lane Gryas OF FCreign WHEAT sales were more
difficult Last week average 81 English WHEAT was %
y ar FLOUR Is held AZ p for sweet Westcrn Canal Ar
vas Of aDAS CoRs continue 70 ske place on ths coast
md prices thereof rather lower ~ tie market to-day
there increased rnness, and more dong ia WaEAI
III OUg and lSDIAN Com. ~ ful pnceE
CoIIoS-Ihs busiuts done has been Very limited, aid
ale any extent could not te made without sccePtns
ower prices. A. Liverpool yesterday the iotto 20
SD p ID niadins7 OTiesns sssnsto i-lod. OF Ias
HE'S hel.s Manila Of GOOD far qusty found buy
ers 1916 $50 bales Jurs have changed tnds 81 very
full prices VIZ. asa Is 81 oE MD - ne 4aaayl 81
Peterstufg Clean the spot, - worth 40 - ~.
lSDiGO-1 ~ sections confined 20 The execution OF
mall orders hich buyers lad % pay 20 adi sacr
IEoN--Bar nd Hallway Iror continue IN demand win
a. upward tndsney. Scotch PIG has advanced - 81 for
L.ssTTD csxEs ra,iaisin fal rltes
IFkp j frui with an upward tendency;
- - .rartive Lnserc hat further al sIced AID
10. inch Offering: PRESENT prcs e ewt; for sprns de-
lrverv here ere no sellers gEder J0'. 80
RIsr-Of 20 bass coca nid4hHg ite Bengal a. public
a. cr PAR sold A. a. aud % ek, Carolina - re cey
bought a. - ~ FIJllc stt- ty-Aay i~' 80 "NAS
beught 10 AZ previous Istef- 49,
being buyers a. iona.r prces- 10
BAGS Bengal a. sacfon were a o1gAt A. I'o pas A@dfes,
refrsefirs ~ y cent, sold a. y
SPEITER-No ssles this week
sUClr-Thrle has been age business doae ~ Foreign
o. ~.ene wees Ele Transactions include 0oboxes H.
,su7 non j al 10 bOXe. Tor expectation Only )trou
4 8 for Nos 10 % r. md u 80 boxes No u
4, Tor delry-v PlvrnCn1 1900 bess elsyed Manila
atl9s Yestesdsy 40 boxes Havana OGefsd, BAT
orly paItlv realized az etE.aI pricss.
T,LLoU araiu GeareT. Fseeshaye ruled IS as for
S. Petersburg Y C. tee SPOT. To-day it's rather easier
a. urices abCut - = ca lover.
TEA-At auction the 10th inst- 2ooo Pig. were Of
fea Of Hch 10 go pkgs found tuyeTs and alter tie
soies there much anlaIion IN the bddlnSA anc
he hulk Of tie Quantity REALIZED consisted Of shcnkhas snC
new CeEfcnna6e Green Teas which sold a. about torme
rites Scented Tea heivy OF sale ald nearly a.
tousht ID. There only lilO chests Congou offered
which we've asS bouIlt IN Common Consous may y
Draed n q, = n. Prices Of one new Conz0rs full,
tr ft.f7 md -Iai ,. *. ias ~ .lz-f 81 = -
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Recovery of stolen Property.

cPKINGFELD, wednesday, Nov. =, To-
Some two years since, the jewelry store OF Ii.
d Precket q Butileboro. Vermont, wa broken open
ana robbed Of large amount in watches and msceane
Gus iewery estimate1 Il the value OF about 5000
From thu, day no trace OF the stolen property ns
been Discovered Suspicion, however, iestened upon an
SiyIrsl vio has an dis rmc been closely watched,
mi AZ has PROV cd 20 closely tlt lie would not move
or ispcse o. las III gotten treasure. short tune since
he removed from h. residence AM ano ther fanny en-
tered on possession
ON Nosdhv IL LADY Of the rev family noticed IN one
rom thar the Paper was loose snd putting . back 70
~ plsce she disturbed the wall and number O. god
che, burst cur upon the floor and here the whole o.
tn stolen jewery found Amounting 70 the originally
estimated Css.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BT TELEGRAPH 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE
Sousera 7sesveJA osee q Haaos<y and Bsarers
The Cuba Difficulty The Japan Expedition
Special DisJ.lfoh 10 The " Y. TrJtae

The Cuba Dinic ultN-The Japan Expedition
Srecial D,sgatos 10 The " Y. Tri5sae
WASHINGTON "Wednesday Nov. n, Is:
The Cabinet had the Cuba difficulties under
long and serious consideration to-day. The Nd
ministration finds itself embarrassed, inas much
as il cannot deal with Cuba except through the
Government az Madrid. The iIl-considered
movements OF the Captain General, ami the
lawless spirit manifested by powerful parties IN
this country, may bring on war at any time.
The President has determined 10 maintain
proper intercourse with the Island az ali haz-
ards, enforce and protect our rights, and punish
with severity any infringement of tie laws on
either side. but VIII take 40 decided action I'M
ri he hears from the Spanish Government.
The Captain-General OF Cuba viii probably DC
recalled. The style Of Captain Davenport
threat is fully condemned.
ne .Ispanese Expedition viii sail in feW
5.-s oT a. soon as the Princeton is ready.
The Naval Engineer has gone down 70 regulate
her boilers
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Death OF Hen. Walter Forw1ri-Nayigatian
Of the Ohio-Polifcs in Pittsburgh.
PrrTssURaH, Wrinesiay, Nov. q, |

FfTTsEURGH. Wednesday, Nov. u, Is1l
Hon. Walter Forward died at O'Clock this
morning. Of bilious ohoc in the 65th year Of his age
ne III three days only He Gas sled many imp1r
tant sisonf-represenfed this County in Congress for
many yearswas Secretary OF the Treasury under Pres
idcni TyleT-was Minister to Denmark. and up 70 as
death Judge Of the District Count. He WILDE much
la1nenfed in this community.
TIE river measures four feet three inches By
the per max, and IS rising Weather damp
A Convention of the friends of the Maine
Liquor Law was held in the Baptist Church in this city
today.
The Free Sellers nominate eaniidate iOr
Mayor and full ticket for the City Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Fire in North Adams-suspectcd Nurier-An
Old Lady Burned TO Death in westneld.

SPRINGFIELD, wednesday, Nov. y, I'JZ
dwelliDg-hOuse occupied by two Irish fam
lilies in North Adams, consumed by fire on Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning the body OF a woman
with her skull badly broken and nearly consumed was
found in the ruins. Her husband AMI child are mis- ing
and il supposed he first murdered her and then hcel
IL house they were henrd quarrelng in the night
The mans name Is Martin Heath.
a Mrs. Smith, (mother of Reuben Smith, "a
wears of age was burned 10 death in Westeld by her
Clothes taking fire, on Wednesday evening.
A hard frost is prevailing here, and the
round has light covering of snow-not sufficient for
-leighing.