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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
DOARD WANTED--For a single

IL Genfl-gsp IN Tts' trosc~sJ Or 80 D1.ss
Ieaerss Euf GrMt-ueala cnlf - ftt--1 tsly ~
1aa-ss, z..-lissy, Z. III ISeS4Qa, tas'4anT sara
Yas-yEte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

A S experienced COOKS, and to Wash
IN and Iron, by two very experienced Women, with
sood city reference Would In the country. Call at No.
"A 9th av. in the bookstore.
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Real estate for Sale.
SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, or

N EXCHANGE for CITY PR0PERTY-Of SO screa,
ander high cultivation, half mile rom rsosd, miles
rom New York i've times day from this city On
md buildings all In good order with orchard choice
huit and with Of water through q farm u WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

A S CHAMBERMAID, OF Waiter, by a
IA young Girl in a private family She is frstrate
plain would be willing 10 assist In washing or would
do ,enesl homework In small family The beet OF refer
enc. can b. given from her last place where she lived tho
three yes Can be for two days If engaged at
No t9S Washingtcn-st- frst floor back room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

% ossufh,s Address for the benefit of his Mother
ssers at the Tabernacle, MONDAY, June 81 TO corn
re I'll p NJ Doors open at 81 Tickets to be had
fvs.gs FRANCISs, LOCKWO0DS, CROWEvS or
sTiSs l. BRITTAIN'S Bookstores, at the Howard,
y Iro the irving and the Newly ork Hotels or at the
L. By order Of the Committee.
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do ono THE WRITER has from
RC.OUO. $4,000 TO $4,000 which h. /. desi,Ou.
prefeed; he would loan Il 70 employer for liberal
salary and good security. Address p PAYNE, Broadway
ostOf6ee postpsd, Tribune Office, with real name.
Best references gwen and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Wani employment.

A S Cook, by respectable English Wo-
IA Good city reference No objection the country
Apply at No. 108 Mulbeny.st, for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, (Staten

IL Island, N. Y, late the Richmond Seminary u P.
kELLETT begs to inform the public that all the improve
mepi are complete the Hotel will open for the season
ON Thursday June a. 1852 The charges are for the season.
s. per week any shorter period ST. Children half price
servants 81 Horses SIS per month. The Richmond sAgs
runs from Vandsrbits Landing four times day Carriages
can be had from them 10 come and view the place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
Gunner Retreats.

BOARD in The COUNTRY.-Se
- families may obtain boaId for the summer ssasOn At
Meadow Size Glen Cove. The house IL pearly new With
large Siy pleasantly situated BY the salt water and
surrounded BY beautiful walks and rides For further par
tcul sTs inquire OF HENRY VALENTINE propr etor OF
The Meadow Side stage line, Of ALBERT H. COCKS No
Isl BoweTy, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
NAST MORRISANIA YILLAGE.-

LAKM WANIED.-TWO HOUSES AND
lots unircumber,d cash value ~ eo rents 451s will
be- exchanged for small farm with god buildings the
CITY In Nsw-Jersey, OF that value or less Apply t.
BEEBE HALLETT, No 1e5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
mo JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS

The advertiser IL in want OF a Printer competent TO
tai the mechanical department Of ohc- news
pAp,r and obbng) where dozen hands employed
GOOD Pressman also wanted Inquire to-day (Fnday) at
the Office Of the American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

NEW GLOBES.-Copley's new l6-inch
Y Celestial and Terrestrial Globes A fresh supply II
these beautiful Globes with the stars Of the different mag
uudes colored Just received and FIR sale wholesale and
tail hy FAC. w. BLUNT. No 179 NateT-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
DOARDING in YONKERS.-Three or

Id fur Ge ntlemen can be accommodated with Breakfast
and Tea In privste family in the PLEASANT village o.
YonkeIs for the Summer Apply al the Express OF
Zee No a Bareays, or at No 10 Manor place. Yonken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
FURNISHED Without

III inzton- squsre-A Gentleman and Wife, or single Cen
trmeD can Obtain elegant furnished paors first and
second floors with bedrooms with without Bosrd, IN
hrscass private house Large pleasant yard Inquire Of
No II St Clemeut splaee, In Msedousast, between Wa
verify place and Clinton place. References required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
BOARDING at FARMHOUSE

ID Citizens wishing Board in the Country 6nd excel
lent accommodations at the Family Mansion Of the
subscriber abeut miles from Glen Cove village. Its ait
uation healthy and retired the OF ample sze
II Norwsk leaves fulton hsrketsp every day
at O'Clock A NJ, the Croton at 81 PM
Retvenee.-Rev Jno Phayr- No Grsenst, n. Y; Rev.
f. Garfield No z28 West 20th-st; Tnos +. Green, ESQ,
No. Liberty st; @. w. Gerard, No. 81 Pine It
CHARLES UNDERHILL
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-In

~ small vi lage the shore, by Lady with
Children uboeT three years Of and servant with
partial Board for Gentleman Rooms must be neat and
comfortable Price s2 10 S8 Address with full partcu
lars ard description Of the place, with reference, JAMES
GRAHAM Eew-York
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w agents 10 get subscribers for and sell several large
splendid autographs prints in this city and country and Can
ada These prints have been before the public and will
meet with rapid sale they appropriate for ofcss
and places Of business and each active agent make
VIC. HOLLY, No SNassau 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

IL BROOKLYN. from S to 10 minutes walk from Fulton
Ferry Rs-rns consist of Psror large Bedrooms
snS large Washroonl pleasantly situated ia fine neigh
boIhood They will be Lot asonable IT, tive single Gentle
men that can awe good reference FOR further address
C6APEN Brookl Post Office (postpaid stating where
an interview may be bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
DIANO-FORTE ROOM to LET.-A

splendid Room admirably sdapt,d for snowlns 80
Fortes finest Location IN Broadway % % leg en.P FF|
Al the new Fancy Goods Store No 547 brosaSsa,
NEAL CARRoLLk HUTCHINSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

AS CRAMBERMAID, or as Nurse and
~ plain Sesmstress by respectable young Girl. Can
De seen for short time at her last plsce No. IA Wes 2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

ITO DREssMAKERS, M MI. yl. ~,
Ie-RoOMs to LET on gRoADW aais.g s., ,.e.
ton good and rent moderate. III l. f.rashed Apply a.
No Prnce-sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18
A S general HousEMAID, by a respecta-
AS general HoUsEmArD or Chamber

A S WET NURSE, by respectable mar
IN ned young Woman with fresh breast Of milk her
baby weeks ola Can be for two days az No
100 Avenue A. Inquire for Mrs ONElLE Has no ooJee-
ton e. 30 a short distance in the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
Our Nova Scotia Correspondents.

HALIFAX, Oct. 22, 1852.
The 1abes Tm~ei-Sei=we of Novs Scot,a Vsssds
W ne Deoas'dtion-Co Consequent Loss to the Fisk<r-
msn-Gredf E1c,tenent-- Brother Jonatha~ SettiME
me devastation at characterization of the Nosa
Scotia Government Captain Of the Devas tatiom
Supposed TO be Daang,d
Information has this morning reached the Execs-
tive, that Com. Campbell, OF II N. steamer Dsyss-
tation, has seized and detained at Port Hood over
ons hundred sail Of Nova Scotia fishing vessels.
driven in shore by stress Of weather Tho reason he
gives is, that he believes them to be Americans,
sailing with British registers This is sorry
method Of protecting fisheries. Those vessels
have been dean cd since tho 18th inst the coast al
the while alive with fsh. The loss TO the owners,
ut 0 small calculation, must exceed $1,000 A
number of American vessels were in company;
these, with exception, he allowed to 60 and
actually fish within sight Of our vessels which
detained The American which he had detained he
threatened to sink sbould he attempt to escape
Jonathan hoisted tho stars and stripes, dared him
to Ere, and put TO sea unmolested but without his
papers.
Judge Dodj, and the Hon. w. A Henry, menu
Der Of the Executive, who were attending court at
Port Hood, in company with Captain DAILY, Of the
provincial cruiser Daring waited upon Com. Camp
bell 10 remoustrate with him his conduct and he,
as am il formed, treated them with tho grossest
insult.
The government have met tho matter promptly;
and the Attorney General, and Captain Seymour.
Roya Navy. left town this morning for the scene
Of action Too much credit cannot be given to
Captain DAILY for the manner in which he has acted
on behalf Of our people in this emergency.
Captain Campbell's conduct is considered by every
one a. totally inoomprehensible. The most charita-
bic conclusion that can be arrived Mt is, that he =
out OF his mind The act itself is one of the most
high handed evor committed within the memory OF
the Oldest person here; and the effect of it will be to
spread ruin broadcast upon large aud industrious.
but poor, portion of people The excitemsnt
further information, which, when received, VIVA
forward 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

rrAoRprNARY OUTRAGE On the night OF the
27th ult daring rascal entered the house Of Mr. Wcr
rel the actor Ecott street Buffalo through one sns
bask windows and made his way 70 the beds on Mrs
fter sbo i'm her child had retired and grasptng hi
by the throat demanded her husbands watch She s.sA
n. had n with him At this time the child cried and ~
mn an n.ocd his hand upon its mouth. He thee -
uapded her husbands SALARY and watch. anA also .
cluster belonging 70 her without receiving anythisg
the took his leave with the threat that ss
dd nci keen w---es naxt weeks salary foe hm on hoa
Z t---ll MidoxN heI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
THE LAzzARoNI OF MEXICO.

Interesting Account OF the Manners and GUS
toms of this Singular Body-ingeniows Me-
thods Of RObbery-Sang urinary Conflicts
Bull Fights. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

From the cloudless heaven the stars shine 40
bright, the air is SO mild and calm, that one likes
of children in the market to see the " Polacas .
In the most Of the Cities lotteries arc the avorite
play on Christmas Eve; these are allowed by the
police in many booths and stands. Here and there
one seeks his fortune at roulette, cards. or Lotto;
but the most in vogue are the polscas kind OF
Lotto, where ribands, handkerchiefs, rings, and
chains, also glass and china ware, confectionery.
and so forth, are to be won by the lucky.
Music rings on all sides; they sing, dance, thro "
spirits.
To such classical fate struts the Lepero he
dresses himself like bridegroom. his hat dressed
with new bright riband, or better, q silk hand
kerchief, instead of hatband; his shirt is cleaulv
washed, his ropy, stiff hair, smooth and pastered;
he has spent six cents for soap to change the sh
Of dirt, dust and SCOT having marked out face and
neck in reiteuo into. proportionable brown
With royal elegance he throws the toga around
him, and walks proudly up and down, with the
idol of his heart on his side; it is his "china,"
his chata," his curly head his pugnose, the belle
of the street, his worthy sweetheart.
We have not spoken as yet Of his duality, but it
struggles during the day, we tnd him alone, or at
the most in female society during dinner time.
Many of them are married by the church, tho
greater part probably not After the days labor,
They live happier without the bsnediction' Of a
priest than with it, for both parties being Free II is
nothing but attachment which keeps them together;
and this having ceased, nothing binds them egsinst
their VIII. This Is the socialistical philosophy Of
Lepepedoi put as much a. in Other respects he in
him opposed to this system. Whom at their uichtlv
festivals We recognize the proletAry as II oonne ort
Of Noah's ark, we undsrstand how TO intsrprst it'
Friends arc greeted, sslutAtions and compliments
exchanged as tremendously and polite a. whom two
handarins meet each other "Csvallero. how do
you do, how Il your amable lady9 Your honor seams
to be in Ill bumor; you look as IL you had fssted
Nkas oays. Va seoWita, saossrags ain. We vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03

trying his luck again Whole crowds Of than f..tsn
on the horns and tail Of the animal finally They
are thrown of like chaf and If the alcalde did not
make the sign of finale, they would throw him to
the ground, and cause more bruises and loss Of
limbs
The whole play is like the fight Of gpome and
shows the savage humor Of the people. end this
picture here, not to fatigue the patience Of the
reader who will perhaps think it strange TO have
chosen for my subject the faults and faings OF soci-
matter Of interest Two men of great ability and
talent have proved that ths kind of probotary can
be soon estimated ana made useful to the public /;
one was the Count de Revilla Gigedo vice-kng OF
revercd, and the other, from General Tacere, Com
maader in Geu era, OF Cuba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
,,u-vopr DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

d sox, mat on both sides, leaving the building sui
-. un.ouched The marble courts the fountains,
81 nsndA galleries and the garden Of richest soufh-
A., bloom and fragrance stand like an ep,cdresn Island
m the nidst Of the terrible stony waves, whose oiyss
hrs,le with the thorny aloe and caetgs. TIE aka o.
Can Nicola are ell chosen from the sicAn nobility. sni
Hv. sconfortshe lie Of luxury and vice. Each one hi'
b;s own carriage horses ard servants AMI ea-h hes
n,v,e chambers Oufsde Of the convent walls and ms
ken, eoncubines. These facts are known AMI &C
knowledged by the Ca:anisns. TO whom they are
lasting scandal
his pas, midnight and must close Cesar stir,et
,b;s afternoon alone for The ascent If EtnA would
have accompanied him, bur my only chance Of resch-
ing yes.Ba in time for the nest = amer 20 Maple. "a
the diligence which leaves here tomorrow. The
mountain has been covered with clouds for the las,
two days. and have had view Al all conparabe;o
tbet Of the morning Of my arrival To-Tn0-rJw ths
Grand procession Of the Body OF - Ayahs taSes place
but am quite satisfied with three days OF processo1s
ard horse rsces and three nights OF ilun.ins;ioas.
gratefully acknowledge my indebtedness 70 5.gnor
scavo American Vice Consul for the kind arien1a'
he has shown me. AZ cur Government. N IL eager
ness 10 economic pays nothinsnct evenile postage
on ts etters-he prefer considering the ap?,i1rmsn:
sn honorary one and has never accepted even the
scsnty ees to which heis entitled Twas glad ;olslrn
at least that the ofce protected him daring the 'HeS
OF Ca,sna, when his house and that Of the English
Con. III were the only ones in the city untouched By
the brutal soldiery OF Filangieri
leave esry in the morning having been obliged to
procure and pay a dollar for a siclan PsssPor, my
own svaing me nothing after landing Command
me to the boTbsTous Turk, if thi, j, Christian
work - E.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
Lr11rns OF TIE LATE HOY. DANIEL We.

LETTERS OF THE LATE Hos. DANIEL WEE
sTER-Tle undersigned have been appointed the Lit
eraIy Executors of the late Hon Danle Webster AMI
have accepted the trust conferred upon them by his last
will.
They dcsire therefore, 10 give notice 10 all persons
who may have al their possession any OF Nj We5iteTs
original ctcre that they wish 10 receive the originals,
or copic for the purpose Of future pu hcaon IN such
manner ~ ssll seem most worthy OF Mr.. Webster snt
OF hi correspondents
Mr. Websters letters form a very considorablc par.
Of his unpublished writings. Many Of them are oigreit
political and historical importance, and all of item ELI
Cdaie his personal history and character. Nhe Is
hoped that II quite unnecessary 10 say 70 th1se who
have been honored by M correspond shce that the Legal
right to publish the letters OF deceased pcrsJn belongs
only 10 tnose VINO represent him. YET the undersigned
in order 10 prevent the irregular aud sctered pubca
tCnOf Mr. Webster letters in the newspapers End
other periodicals, take occasion 10 give notice Oi tnc
duty they have undertaken. ami o. ths.- ,qlsnt
legal Iishts. They rust flat all rends will feel no
hositslion IN committing 10 their charge whz,eser le
ters Of NJ Webster they may pOsscs' and the under
signed will lose no time IN preparing for the pros com
pcaton Of suCh OF these papers my be adapted for
publication.
EDWARD EVERETT, CORNELIUS {. FELTON,
GRO TICKNOH. GEO. LCCRTGs.
LteraTy EArcaioss uni thr WI 81 DAN. W. ter
The above notice ia given with consent and ap
proysl
lfLETJHEIl " lBsIEW.
A Hla.orty o. the Ike, aiors o Daniel Wehstf-.
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TR.pr WITH LApnADoR.-A petition ha

Trade WITH LABRADOR.-A peutlOn mas
we lean lately been presented the different branches
Of cur Legislature by parties largely inn tri in .hs
trade prfyng that their imports Of prOiucs-ch.c!y
fsh ole and iuI-mby be admitted INTO Canada free u
dufv The Labrador coast and it, trade II but III e
known smopg W: and, we confess until informed -
Mr. - ~ 10 favored with a call Saturday, II Z,
and WHO IL largely and has been long engaged Ia ~
CONNER had very imperfect idea OF it, import
6nce Be.ces great number o. EsqulnluX, o. wlom
i, frecuened we and that Il aiori- occup rfiO1 n
hunting fishing and trading 70 permanent p'pula1on
Of eioti ten thousand souls end vlef, during the
rsLirg sea on by about twenty thousand IN adiiton.
TIE coat extends for about four hundred miles, AM
aiounds in excellent hsrbOrs, on which TIE trading
pot ore situsied The annual svports in oil ns1 AMI
urs falls but hte sbort Of 4lOC0OO in value AMI tie
Misunderstanding, clothing, &C. tor the settlement
sford freight for shout one hundred and hiy trading
vessel tfcm the United States, New Brunswick and
NOya Scotia. seventy being from the last n1Uiei
province Hitherto, It's not unnpOrtaIi trade hss, we
understand been almost exclusively IN the hans OF our
ndghbors whereas our geographical position, AMI M
character OF our exports-breadsis and pOrk-tui OF
noee from IabTadOT-Oilr. ish, &c.-Ought. with pru-
dent and reasonable management 20 secure US large
clare Of it, Al that is necessary - secure his neS
branch Of trade il for ~ "a put our Labradoran nei
bors on the footing ia pors they now are IN
those Of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick ami Newijuni-
lsnG-under the government OF which "a colony, We
understand tlrir settlements nOminally pltc-I-
that IT, T. recprocse the freedom Of trade which tiey
extend to ell Let their produce be admitted into
Can d.. a. now s into sister colonies free 81 al
duiyto present rate OF l2l per cent being sufficient
rMosresl Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
~ 1t seems that all went no, merr,

II Ii seems that all went no, merry as
marriage bell 3; THE Inauguration OF Gov Lane a,
Ssnis fe writer from that place TO 81. Lou. IA
per fsys
According TO published notice from the oice Of the
secretary cur citizens assembled Monday last ~ ~
eeloek NJ 20 witness the ceremonies OF Inauguration 10
mont O. the Palace, where spacious platform was
erected for the occasion Just AZ the ceremonies ,Vr
about 10 commence,
On, What tsil ives users nv countrvneu ~
the whole platform came down with a crash tunhhnS
Governor CLici Justice, Secretary, Minister cfcers
and people into one promeuoas hudde where al dis
uneuoLs were for moment lost IN mutual embraces
We were about 10 become indignant with those VINO
eIected the platform As this the second occurrence
Of The Kind upon the spo, within little more than
Year, but checked rising indignation with lie
rrection that bad become fashionable Dow day. 70
construct Sis9sr-s Of very rotten materials
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the consequences OF living in
The grateful memory OF the good p

HAWTHORNE AND HIS BERxsHins SURROUNDING
Of hawthorne feel at liberty 10 speak mere freely
The example which he himself mas Get U.s. in bis nitro
dutnon to The Scarlet Letters of itel sufficient
renove all scIuples thst might otherwise have
On The northern shore of the Stockbridge Bowl In
SPOT OF unIivGled lOyelness stands q small untnvi nc
red house with green wndow-blnds and with ono sr,
gle Pine tree before it, You might pas IL at almost any
tine Of the day, and you would think ii vscsnt the
doors would all be sEui, the blinds ali close and that
single pine tree would look suien a. II IL were con
seious Of lie loneliness There would be no path the
sste, end 70 knocker on the door, and you would I'M
mecmfely conclude hhf the red house Of the gables
was shut sesnst the resort OF en-and you would ~;
he lnI ron right for there lives Nathaniel Hawthorne
H. however, On closer inspection you observed
Wreah OF smoke curling up from the chimney VI me
10 use CT The two gables and had curiosity eBough 20
sun'er ebcut tire precsnets, in hopes Of seeg sgs
NE until abou- o'clock. you would haeliy bear as
door cIeak, and there would stand before sou MD
dlnRtized tbickset men, with n large vigorous face
ard lying under profusion coarse black hair head
Of mssfiye development There would be 10 pxtiesr
festure in his couIieusnce OF especial bsay exceYs
were his dark end intelligent eye, arched by avefy
black eye-brow-yet you would gather from the to&
esanbls Of The expression that II befoksDei ntensy
working and thorough going intellect Were t not thst
the countenspe " relieved and heightened BY the visof
and intensity Of mental activity, that beams throegh q
you would think there was something In very hesy
ard fomere. hyou ever had any hint thar tieJewsss