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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
FOREIGN Ports.

At Para Sd INST baks Peerless Lhed for New Yok DAYS
freck DcnIns. Tihon for do so
No Am vessel al Lssusyrs s4h uh brig Helen Mara for Porte
Rico and Ne~.iork.
Geue hsracsso date selr Rossmond from L.snayrs
A, Cennesos 18th inst, bark Eny Banning Ray from Bsrbs
does
At sasus 6rsnde lh bsrks Franklin, Mitchell, from Ma
snzss or lors hs Edwin Johnson, Cnn aud victory Es
con- ior Do do Panchs Lane for do 90; Paul Sosf DLer
hgs Henry Matthews DeyereuN FOR Boston days j. C. Ere
nos Taylor and e. w Bnsbe fOd Ph0rVok FOR do, de- Delta
Eslsn, for Charleston
Al Csrdenss Ilh brgs Lucy Ana Bryant for Boston 18th
Rush. Leach, Tor d. ds sid lfh ST. Helena French, Ns
YORK.
Al Bsrscoa l4,h inst schr Mary FOR Provd-nce7 days
Al Nassau MP I'll inst, bns Unicorn tBr Aar;eh ros Bee
ton, 10 4th.
CID al St Johns, NJ 9Th echrs George wa.hnsou. Boo
oh Vth James Brsne New York 7th, Lucy Ern Bos,sn
States.
Ar al HALIFAX Ms, cath brss Hberna New York ssh,
Hafar hsarhei, Boston Cambria Liverpool
INST. (sac sailed at Y III or Boston
Arr al Liverpool 18Th Fssny and Era Brsrh from New
Orleans Ottawa, Mobile. on the A-s s from New loh
Sailed Tanser Tor New York, Home Asisior Jane W.h
and hate Howe New Orleans Princeton New iofk Aoderek
DbU, Staten Island
Al Buenos Ayres Msr,h g. ship Margaret Eliza Adams f
loAi bre- fs" Hatch, from Mosevdeo 25h sa;ion
Mitchell from New iok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

-. a.. 10. seeo disposed Of mostly In Europe
'css' sd 20 be one Of the best loans which mas
an. S.,sa 4. this market The indiana Central Road
-. ~ The Great line from New-fork by Columbus
"a D,,tou IN Ohio and Indianapolis 10 81 Louis. by
-. Ia Of Jan. next there will be continuous line a
,,vave from NewYork, by this line, TO Terre har te
= udana The residue Of the line scross LIMOS. Will
urobsbly be completed in 1852 This railway r verses
hs Oldest settled most ahy populoss and best cul
,avssed parts Of indiana in lite whole CO. se within
20 10 40 rods of the National Read the. Ohio State
s.e n connects with the Dayton and Co.arbus Road;
II the same point with the Eaton and dsmton Road
"a. last diving direct communication With the City Of
Cincinnati to Central Indisss TO which place nearly the
sutire trade Of that region tends
Trs cost of the Road IL estimated ut e1ocs,se
,.h,ch. for ~ miles, low COST The entire line lie
-.der contract for graduation and masonry about Is
les next the Ohio State line ready for the super
ar~cture. heavy rail has been purchased for the
whole Road and Il IN the course Of arrival. The
Road win be completed and In operation By the lst Of
January next. The means for the construction and
equipment of hs Road Is provided BY stock and bonds
The sum of has been subscribed TO the capital
sock Of the Company; over el7soOo Of it has been
psid In and expended the line the residue Is being
regularly paid at the call Of the Company. The stock
MT will soon be increased to t650000 To raise the
remaining means the Company has resorted to this
loan. The mortgage 10 the first and only lien on the
property and the bonds constitute the only debt Of the
Company.
We have frequently heretofore referred
10 the good management Of the affairs Of the State Bank
Of Indiana We give below the official report Of that in
stution for the ak months ending the Both April last
which shows II to be Of the strongest Banks In the
>eountry, and entitled the high credit 1t enjoys
throuehou. the Mississippi Valley where its notes are
sought for;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..MAY q.
Cleared.

Steamers City Richmond Mitchell. Norfolk, &c, MAILER
Lord Delaware, Seymour, Philadelphia, NJ SANFORD Ontario
Chase, Boston, MAILER Lord.
Hale Hong Gordon Talbot; Saratoga
Slate Gardner Co; Atlantic Lamb Antwerp
r. D. HurIbu Co; Roehambesu, Holowel 81 stephens b.
w Ffwe a Co; Marion, DAVIS, Savannah Dtnham a. Dnon
Barts-EmpoIum Br.) Hodson Rehbucto Boreisy 1vns
atom Brothers (Br) Dosn john n. Geo Min Pnmns
Truss scwenden ST. Petersburs Schmidt Belehen Ammer
hand. (Oldea Fchrs, Bremen, Pope Co.
Brxs-Drud, DeInns Wilmington, ~ c., Brett 'ose 20 o
Merrill Means Juan, Cuba, Nesmth Sons - r. Brown
Lamphe Philadelphia, X Buck Coz Aeen1s Ntchel N.t's
zas Geo Stephenson LYDIA Fanam Phladepai, Nesnnih
sons Denarsra Merrthew, Savannah, X p Buck a Co.
scboonersstar Withsm, Kennsbnnk, Ne. r. w Irundy T.
T. Lewis Berry Portland, 8 w. Lewis sias Wright Johnson
Boston, X. w. Trundy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
SDOken. &c.

May Stat "a o. lon 81 Il W., bark Pandora r Liverpool for
Mobile.
nsy g. , % 30 lon Co. brs Water Witch, fin Para for salem.
May Ia 50, Ion - 81 Tempest fn Mobile 10 ds for
Liverpool.
lat 80 90 lon o. So brs ST. Andrew Of and d. from
Baltimore Tor Lsguayrs.
May e. a. bns Patriot, Ahuch, n Providence for
Havana.
April To- lat Is 80 s. lon 49, bark Elizabeth Hail. Bertam I'm
Salem, March 49, Tor ZaDzihar
May 81 lat 81, lon IS, brs Ann Mara from PoisuPnnce for
Boston
May lat &c. sehr Enterprise, n Charotte'own p T. Isl
and for New York
May a. o. 40 bark Lady Suffolk ln Boston for
Amsterdam.
May lat IS H. on "a 30 tart Hermoue fm Charleston for
Goenburg.
May l6 lat - So lon e. bris Harriet FIN Portland for Havana
May To- lat "a 25 on 81 l5 ship Old England OF Bath from "
Orleans for HsVre
May To- a., brig Forest State, FIN Mare for Boston
May IL lat 81 lon 66 bne Abram, Stevens fun Newly Tor
Curacao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

euiry 4, The VI op ma-ket continues very quiet
There ba, ltis export demand and only ao barrels
fair and good brands sold at - IA per baS wsen me
~ c,. s.Lnr rate and mixed bssads a. VI small
a.. a., CIV consuption former Quotations. In RYE
" the r. hs bssn doing and two or three oss sold
50 7 per tsrel In CosS mrA~ no INTERSECTIONS haS'
Thee good demand FOX Waite wEEAT, and prices
hx Sy-ncd enc csa. tushel Sales OF 1000 bushels at
N oaGsI o. but principally the latter quotation We
onoe Red Al e4T96 Rye is m demand for distlnz bat
there coming in CoKN s in demand and voo oasn
tson OATS steady Sales of 80 bushels Virginia a.
&c and 500 pushels Pennsyivana at &C = bush aos
In CyocERIFs Provisions there is material change
WHISKY is IN Emitted request Small sales at Zc Ia barre -
Phda are held a. the sarre price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

c,s r.s,sv IN R=h Kelsey, Glover, DO James Lyon Gro
well &c r. l. ner, Bovss Hartford EHped.s, Rocket, New
por- se.s ~ " - c..s~.
Ia Trn5ad ie Cuba; Cer Stewart. Bshop Bos'oe
80 W w Fshnn. fn-w,l Johne, PerLAmbuco HaoweH,
Wafer Booa Wasb-ysoa, Bseooek PauHcte seassre Sur
rouss. Bnesesor,; Br.ndy~ae Gsndy Providence Hnd-.s
, yorvyeh: Jss< steenn. Chester, Pousokeepse; H W.
Sssdy JesJ NEWSSTAND; Ruth KELSEY. Glover Se- Bedori
Exr~Ss Psketf Newport Hsdson Lake. Bridgeport: 7. 3
xe Dr,rn Hartford Aehsa Johnson Bos0a TsOs PAtten
ca S,n..cs-f propeller W 'coI. Hand, Sev Kork.
TEWPORT My ss-Arr. schT. Poho B,k@r New fork :or
ytrrfi; Goen RushtInan Fall River or Norfolk LaeJ
Perm vnder. FrsdercisturFh io NeT betorf Jon. ff
Bs,sswsy Pro eBce Albany sOop enz Dahe, New Ysrk
TIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

Markets. .CASEfuILY RsPoRrEp The TRsuNg
THURSDAY Nav II
AsHES--The market sdsE and heavy for Pots at S.
Pearls are lower; Gales at ~ lsasO % The receipts
COTTON is 6mer to-day. and the decline of t. noticed
yesterday has disappeared. Only oc bales sold
eers disposed wait the arrival Of the steamers
nal So The is S !; tsy0.ss ',S for hslssss
UNITED demand for Western and State foar prices
shade lower shippers tuyins freely waiting p
yste siees BY The Cambria The home rsds are buying
without change The inferior grades are mot plenty and
prices supported Cansdi m 10 6rm with rsca inyurv
ssss Tss q S ssn.a s.ss ,Os cSaaOa {. sood
- is{ for ecaroa 20 sirsgh. stsie 81 sicS Is for
mixed 70 fancy MisAissn and Indiana; and q ~ asi Is;
ssS ind Sns sS sds s Ass hi
lower; sales q i0 6Sls at IS iS Corn Mes hssr,
wales 20 bis Jersey al s. isi6sS IS and Braadywin.
GRAIN-whes, is les sousAt .ser but prices are well
supported. Shippers waiting their letters BY the s.
srs ard the nSsy :, SSas..ts The Tsssips are nor
ct ;Sc snS Ssos bush Red Ohio SIC for good Barley
nominal ard quiet 6seesc Oats scarce and are bet;
Rye Is scarce and the market Is basysst Sales Of 500
s s M Cara s.snsy and . Ss dsm s Is s' ssEs
mixed AID sscIs for southern s Yellow.
snd price, nominal at :Sic for oSiO and PrisOa a. sl
PROVISIONS Opr market for Mess Pork 10 shade eas-
Ter with only moderate home densnd sales Of 800 bSs
ols IA sis IS cr Mesa and SIS 50 for Prime Clear quiet
~ 90 rs and Prime Mess Il SIS. Beef duh bat holders
rm the receipts are light sales OF ls9 hh al Sec
els IS COT Mes and sas7 81 for Prime Prime Meas quiet
Msa yeIy plsaiy the market i dat sad prices no,ni
nal lsrdis Ia good squess and Is seady sales Of 100 b5
80 us1Sss Il kess ere not plenty and are firm
- iiGl<s 0resss Lard Is sacahlc ~ 1esc Buttcr 10
HeNyork At iedisc aud Oso ii isei7ts Cheese i vary
ssiss and IN istr supply, stsa1sc. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
BY Telegrnnh.


fc>ioN, Nay Sr-Arr. tark Eutaw Baltimore schis Dane
Traces sx Caves 6assaeea Edward and Le1ss Cray
lh.Scephia Sofneha and Hannah II. New
Stesnss SS's G Ben s@vsnrAh ens Empire Philadelphia
t@ shf iAoask ~ fetersbuEsh; kSrks Tom corwia
lhheeIt.ai et p retins. ST. Thomas TURKS lsaai
Shers ftNhrs rty isata schrs luter Ct rh.sis gAa;
CrmnlDs. New York.
q lcGtta. SInrt. New-Nctk. > -
BALTIMORE. Nay s5Arr. bark Fl Doralo Psrrar5ara
NkN.0Hl.kANS May sl-ArT sark iy Ninor New York
SALEM May 10 Arr brs Natclwitch Para Avrl s.a h,rs
n renass for Nswiork, Peerless or do days srs
Ehssbs;h. icr 90, days
JOHN n h, May ssAFr. barb Ross. Ne~Ycr. seAr r.
Ccecen, 90 Ga skp rrenica, Loadoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
i SAVINGS BANK, No. 4gs Grand st, between Vile

and Shenf-sts, New York.
President. WALTER UNDERHILL.
First Vice-PresiGent.. RICHARD NJ HOE.
Second Vice President. .CHANDLERL INGERSOLL
Third Vce-President. ALFRED T. CONKLIN
Secretary. ?. HAIGHT.
18th day of May 1852 at o'clock r. ~ Bank dsys Mon.
days Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 5 TO
O'Clock, NJ. Interest," the rate of per cent will be- al
lowed all deposits TO the lat day of July Interest
declared the sd Monday of January July deposits
which have been deposited for the space three months
next previous to the lst Of January July The charter
their deposits-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

excluding Jefrca they the three richest IN that Ssh
", Bonds r- executed under the authority Of the tr
ture ard It's power TO grant that authority has esea sss,
affirmed BY the hishea jadclal tribunal In Kentucky
certain dcubs thai PRINCIPAL and interest Of s nI
respectively, viii b penctuxly paid - they become -
Bopds thst II my property ell converted into ~
should feel perfectly secure
~ an, with high respect yser oesdisps sevvsnk
II. GAys
full printed exhibit may Be had Il tho oss q -
6erstxncd.
Thess Bonds Offer Of the bes perfectly s svs..u
investment now before the public
GILBERT JOHNSON, Insurance b7idsneA With a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
IRON WORKS at SHERIFF'S SALE

u The entire works of the NEW.JERSEY IRON COM
PANf at Boonton, will be sold by the Sheriff Of Cooss
Hotel, Morrstown N. j. TUESDAY, the LIST day Of J
next. The property consists OF the following WIS
Blast Furnace, IA feet the boshes with al
sary buildings and acceSies complete in every &
yielding an annual average product of 8 200 tuns.
Rolling Mill containing eight double pudding md III
heating Furnaces three trains Of Rolls use and su
hand resdy to put up when needed Hammer and ALA
gstor and one Burdens Patent Squeeze IL IL capable
producing 5000 tuns Of Bars per snnum The prinSp
buildings OF the Mill new, having been entirely reba
since the ire OF May last and are covered with slate Co
Meeting with the MIL ba Foundry, Machine SmthS, 70
tern and Carpenters shops amply sufficient for the wsass
the establishment
Spike Factory with FIVE patented Machines ,r Ralr~
Spikes ono for ship Spikes and one for Rves and Of
Nail Factory, containing 70 Machines built In 1854
the most thorough and complete manner and annu
capacity OF 81, 90 casks
Factory for Nail Kegs with ell the latest Improve
machines and capable OF cutting heads and slaves for ~
casks per day.
Dwelling Houses for the officers and workmen, and rp
brick Store convenient to the Mill together Weddings
nual rent of $1,000
storehouses Stables and Outbudings Of all kinds usw
ssry for extsusive business
neshborho cd OF lots sold and already built upoH s vxs
now driven by water-whees from six To eighteen n
face, and from sixteen To twenty rive feet diameter ~ y
last twenty feet OF the fall has never been improved
The above property embraces about 225 Of L3
Water Power OF from 30 10 100 feet he al and fall Dp
BY the water brought for the purposes OF nsvssos 81
Norris Canal Company nom Lake Hopecons and fon
Rockaway River, together forming water power wa
for permanency Of volume, hight Of fall and freedom t
bsckwatcr second only Ia the State To the wssf pW
ct Paterson.
The Works are situated on the Morris Canal txouh W.
they receive their coal from the Lchigh Mines and tsss
their manufactures to Newark 81 miles to Jeey C
miles
The Morris and Essex Railroad passes within four nlsa
ese6 900 have been expended the property By " Fs
sent propnetos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

PHfIAprLPHlA, msy t--f-irta ssIks NJ rgars: woOd
HsvsSa; Ioss La3sey car.rss; kres y-sro- fBt Par
her. cesaesos; Devouhir wsrsrsh Gnny-aA TRAD
6eam. kasper1 Aeor,e spa;cr, >ewfork schrs Willard
IreAsA Burrows New syen Hstsoa lsse, brE1ay
Cary fss,denee haeson chch, Nes'SA AasAA ohEsoH
cohasss, N,ro~s Tscnss Potter Csrk Bostca, Lysa Aaa
YesShess, Per, WssAsl Asss hesre PAs, Rev Yek H. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
Rece,pts of Produce. MAY p

BY Erie Railroads.&c. Hogs, 5l3 Sheep l46 Hams ZIs
phgs Batter Is do lard "a bbs Provisions and 4Sz saes
Leather 80 :,
By Ne,c- Haren Raiyodd-s7 pkgs Cheese, and lzs DO
Butter. - ,,,, 49,
Bv North Rre, Boas-16 $40 bbs Flour, 15l do Asnes
1rsi DO Whisky. 5s2 do Provisions el5 DO FORK ~ t
Hsr,s % ls bushels Corn 668 DO Oats Loaf SIDES Leather
1855 pkrs Lard q bales Wool and o26 bxs Cheese.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

Sealed proposals for the above honda In such number
Applicants may DESIRE will be received until Tuesday ,s
frs, day Of June next at O'Clock p NJ st the oes
d. ASHLEY, No A. Safest, Boston, or at theofee d
Messrs JOHN A. UNDERWOOD SON, No. Y M,
chants Exchange New-fork
TERMsFiteen per cent in cash, on notice OF acceptance
of bids balance In four equal monthly payments lntsx
bonds are delivered. Purchasers will be allowed 10 anncL
pate payments in whole part and after the Dirt pap
ment may withdraw any part Of the bonds 1 any tina
(no less than fourth part monthly by paying the ~
snce due on them which win bs deemed compliance win
the conditions Of sale. Notes Of the Company viii b ~
ceived payment deductins interest at nx per cent ~
annum.
Copies of the last report with maps copies OF morss
&C. may be obtained on application as above. or to
GEORGE MlSOT Treasurer. Concord N n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
The Ocean steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS FOB THE MOTH OF hAs-
lJ.,.;c - = = From York Nay ~ For Liverpool
Nsnon -.. :. Prom " York Nay g. For Charleston
eIshsrr, .. Prom NY fork May %. For savarnah
nsn,sI W,hs,er Prom Yort May For San Juas,C A.
eu-s by be prepaid twenty tour esus PEI
h.. o,n. Inand Postage ADDED Great BntAln
Newspapers she Line 70 the ContIen must % prepaid
STEAMERS ARRIVE PROM EUROPE .
Sailed from Lfvepoo.--. Yor New 1ort HsJ ~
A,a.....s from Liverpool. Yor New York ~
Hermann Sailed from South snpteu- For 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

The bill authorizing the City of Wheel
ing subscribe to the capital stock of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad. has passed both branches of the
Legislature Of Virginia also, bill authorizing the
North Western Parkersburg) Virginia Railroad Com
pany to construct branch thereof from Carksburg to
Weston.
The County Railroad subscriptions, au-
shorized by recent act Of the Tennessee Lessature
TO be provided for and paid In direct taxes ieviedb
the Counties without the agency of bonded indebted
ness but not 3as per cent be called for In one
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
dividend NOTICE. The semi

IL annual Interest falling due the FIRST DAY Of
NE l252 the following named Securities will paid
and after that date at the Office Of ,hendesned,
presentation Of the proper coupons, viz:
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Co Per
Cent First Mortgage Bonds
Wilmington and Manchester (Ssuh- rslina) Railroad
Co. Per Cent Mortgage Bonds
Crawiordsvle and Wabash Railroad Co.. 7 Per Cent
Mortgage Bonds
CITY OF Columbus Ohio Per Cent Bonds issued ~ the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Ce, and ON
the following bonds due 10th June.
Hamilton Co. Indiana 10 Per Cent Bonds issued 10 the
Peru and indianapolis railroad Go.
Miami Co. lncans 10 Per Cent. Bonds issued to the
same Company WINSLOW, LANIER L co,
No. 50 Wall-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

900 LAND WARRANTS Al WANTED
Mexican War for which the highest cash prcs viii b pU&
Also Illinois Patents Of the War OF 1919 BY O. g. 6au-
HELDT No Nassau st.. s doors from Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

The surplus fund and profits for last six months mako
q sum over 50 y cent the capital stock.
The large sales of Cotton at Liverpool,
Tor the week ending 18th nst having provoked some
remark, we publish the annexed table, showing that in
cny two instances In three years have the sales been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

"a PHILADELPHIA MARKET - Thursday,
1-dhe Csmofs: savisss have had effect upon the
Aa'kst BAAx hsld y ~ SW sn, bus there sas in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

/ Se.l,d tsnders viii be received BY the Warden and
Hun,cpa Council Of the united Counties Of Huron Perth
and Bruce at the Council Room in Sodenen, Canaan
c,coct noon when the tenders viii Be opened FOX the
snIisins of a WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
let Plan. and specifications may be seen az he once OF
Holm MCDONALD ESQ., Goderch til the csy OF letting
- 800 and SUFFICIENT approved sareties will be required
- h,nds with the contractor for the due fdlhnent
Of the contract Payments viii Dc made moninly as 'ne
work progresses The Bridge to be completed oy ns ~ o.
October 1855 Any inorustion respecting ths aoove may
BE- had by making application to the County Ensineer
Stafford in the said united Counties oy e,asa
Huron Perth and Bruce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
Passenger Sailed.

In aeom.Sip Canada from Beao. for LirerreOi-Nesn 4
spa,dins Gilman Low Baker Besj. se~a. William
Thomss Amos Getting Tppeon Boston Jadse Ihorna
ofWorcesr james Cagl OF Charestown Bias soer kamen
Junque, b. Jlusn, Charles Golden and AdoPs eod'ss %
EevYork Trapier Charleston s. Thomas Depetrs and j.
Ave, Of New Orleans oxahoney Of john \. B. cay
Anderson and wife W. Codvile, Of British Army r. -
Gboane and wife, Of sew'Ound,ed Pe.v ana G. VIZ. ss
Of Quebec John Hcfeane. OF Canada West james non
ford James Pal, and jobs Evsns Of Engand D. h,os
lev Of IfverpooI g. C. Stevens Of Scotland H. n NOR
al, Of south Wales Marquisr and wis, Leon Bsfisrd
and wife C. sfrak, and - jane OF Frances Csio o.
Br..ek VIM II Ross J. Frazer, Robert Matthews, James
I.merv wife infant De Lara j. foHtsna ncsn
Oex G. Treez, G. Aceral Nets Gowser hcNaoo
wife aid child C. Hortcos of Cuba A. Nsthsn judge
Roberts. wife Jamaica Fre1enck Hsbe Of hcxco
For Hanfax-Meu Henry Lawrence, and Gssrs. Lawrence Of
Bostop. lyle Of New York Mss Senyer OF Baltimore
three Nss. Stair w Stairs Hon w Young Mrs Young Mrs
Andersen Mrs Albrs Bell wife, infant and swo servants Root
CorIe and J. Wallace Of Halifax; Peiers H. Peers ans
George RAkoE, OF Quebec; Lieut. H. Bell British Army
Total &C.
Passengers Arrived.
In bro OCEAN Bird from CuoeoaMrs NJ f. fsrnp and as
ter Mr. H. Csmpasneac and lady Mr. A. LiGda, Mr. W. wilkins
Mr.. l. II. Regan.
MINIATURE ALMANAc......r Iris DAY.
svv-Rasa 81 Moos-Risss----.. s6n
HIGH wArER......TH THIS DAY.
Sandy Hoot 90. 49m Gov. islandl o9m Hsn ests.-- Jun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
II. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.

ENK1 L. LEEDc, AuCtIOHtcf, NO.
es Chambers st., near Broadway, will sell r0.M0R
ROW Saturday at lol o'clock by order Of mortgage
large and varied assortment OF Household Furniture Co.
pets Chairs Sofas Bedsteads Bureaus, Msttreses PLEAD
Ware Oil Paintings Mantel Clocks aud Vsses Also slxp
variety OF other Furniture For further particulars A
ton Column of Courier and Enquirer aud Express. Can
ogues morning OF sale This sale is peremptory, wiAa
regard the weather. and will be found well worthy fu
tention to those In want OF good Furniture. HENRYI
LEEDS, Auctioneer No. SO Chambers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
&O0O O00 BOURBON, FAY

N ~OOeOOO ETTE AND MASON COUNTY
AID CITY OF NASHVILLE (Keptusky) BONDS
Eessrs Gilbert johnson Insurance Buildings Williams
offer for sale Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Of the SIX Ger
Cent Bonds Of the above Counties and City with interest
coupons payable senisnnually In the City ofEewYork
In 1881, in the City Of New-York
These Bonds Issued to the Maysvie and Lexinxto.
Railroad Company in payment Of stock subscriptions TO ths
road made BY the shove Counties aud City by authority Of
vote Of the people, unanimously in the City Of Msyss
and BY heavy majorities in the Counties.
The Road TO which the Bends are iasued Is axtyeish,
miles long and tie Cities Of Nsysye on The Ok
River and Lexington in Fsyette County. The estina.sS
eos Of The work IS ooo and the stock subscriptions are
The Cooutes Of Bourbon Fsyee and Mason ar, all no,
Eious and wealthy The so unsurpassed in fertility In aa,
country, and the population Is intelligent indsrrous ,oS
substantial The Auditor Report for 1851 sxhibs Tue oi
lowing satisfies Ct wealth and population;
,o-,.,r Ia2s5,e Property. Population.
tsyette '......s............ ll,I5S,785 2il73
hazon. ..-................. 9l5L6f3 2L25
The shove Counties entirely OF debt excepting fx
tne recent Railroad subsen 'ions amounting 81 1000
or which they hold equal amount Of Railroad stock Ths
Wy of hsJSyue hasa population Of about 200 and tx
on the Ohio River in The County Of Mason of
or the whole northeastern section Of Kentucky OF as
cnandse ard roducs going inward and outwsrd-and undsr
inc influence Of the system Of roads now conveng upon II
ana forming connecons with all the rich central rsaens Of
Kentucky and with the principal lines Of Railway unnas
south and north the city must rapidly rise Ia business Dor
ulston and wealth MaJsyle now deb. Of S70OH
bat has the amount Of SO 900 and rs,snus o.
POOo exclusive OF the for Railroad purpeses Ta In
tebtedness Ii based on capital of $4<528 a. exhibited
thirds Of the actual value.
The constuonsty Of the ue OF these Bonds has bee.
snred ey the Circuit Court and Court Of Appeals Of the
Court OF Appeals decided that their collection can b. 60
breed by VIII OF mandaau and TIE individual property OF
syssy citizen subjected @ the payment.
sseony Of these Bords and Mr. Cay adds bis testimony to
Their vsins He ny: ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28

The following statement OF the receipts
Of tolls on the Canals of this State for the weeks ending
nav and for the seasons thus far Of several successive