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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Extensive SwindIiug.

BosroN, Tuesday Feb. IL, 1882
A man named A. H. Mcdonald, Of Halifax, has
been swindling our merchants here to the amount OF
$4,000, by using the name Of respectable arm in
India-s as reference, buying goods on credit, and
then turning them into cash. When hisroguery was
discovered he was pursued, but managed to escape
into Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1852

assure you that nothing shall DO wanting on nv part
during the little time may remain at the h-si Of
the &C ninssraton In this country, to mains ain the
moet cordial relations with your own. And 10 tne
countries, am sure shall have your cordial CO.
operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
The Ship Shanuuga.

BosToN, Tuesday, Feb II, 1884,
Later accounts from the chip Sasnunga, ashore at
Nantucket, state that about half her cargo Of Cot
ton has been saved, and the rest probably will be-
The fate OF the vessel is doubtful there six feet
of water In her hold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
I'M" hs nc MasB. mEEKER, Pitt, Atvvs.
V,HE PEOPLE of the STATE Of

Il NEW. YORK, by the Gu ace Of God Free and Ia
dependtBTo all persons interested In the Estate 0f
EUNICE HALL LATE Of the City ofNew York. deceased.
creditors egaees Of kin otherwise send greet
ing You and zach OF you are hereby cited and Iearsd
personally 10 be and app ear csf,re our Surrogate .. the
County of New York, at his Office IN tbs City n New
York the twenty niah day II March merit, vt eleven
o'clock the forenoon Of that day. then and there 10 At
terd the final settlement Of the account Of proceedings Of
Thomas b Cunning executor Of the last viii and tssa-
ment Of said deceased.
In win s. whereof we have caused the seal Of Office Of
said Surrogate 10 be heTeunte affixed. Witness, A.
W Bfsdfad. Surrogate Of our said County. at The
H. s. CITY Of New York, The piosteeBth day OF Dscsm-
Der in the year ofour Lord one thousaAe esht haA-
M ,sw.xW. w. BRADFORD Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Marine Intellipence:

NORFOLK, Monday, Feb. Is, 1852.
The schr. James Twiner, which put n leaky on
Saturday, sailed to-day for Providence. The Union,
bound for Charleston will have to discharge part OF
her caIgo Ar schr Citizen, from Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
SUPKEME COURT, City and County

~ Of New. York William E. Coils and William l..
Mitchell against Alexander Rlddell -lSummon. ior .
money demand on contract ITO ALEXANDER RlO-
DELL: Yeu are hereby summoned and required 70 a..
swer the complaint this action, which filed n the
Office of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New York
on the 2th day Of January 1884, and 70 serve COPY q
your to the said complaint on the suescrnsrs o.
burgh Kpss County within twenty days After hs ssrvos
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this action will take judgment against
for the of two hundred aud dollars and forty
one Dts with interest from the 81 day Of February,
thousand eight hundred and forty nine besides the AZ
this acton Dated January "a, 1859
NQiav NJ ID ~ MEEkER pitfS Attsva
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The Board then adjourned to Wednesday ate
noon Hext, at O'Clock.
From the minutes. EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk

FIRE.-About eight O'clock on Tuesday
morning fire broke OUT in the drug store off, 81 J. +.
Trippe, No 90 and 90 Maiden-ane, corner Of Gold
st. The fire originated in the basement and was oc-
casioned by The bursting Of carboy Of acid: The
fIemen early on the ground and In ex.
tirsushing the flames before any material damage
occurred the mlsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
ets-Reporfed bv r.,eora

NORFOLK, Monday. Feb. 10.
CORN has improved. Yellow sells at SO cents and
White 56d57} mixed 55c. CorroN IL active az nc.
Slaves are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Eeaal Notifies.

NOTICE is hereby given, according 70
law TO all persons having claims against D1 conn,
that they are required to EXHIBIT the same VII
tse vouchers thereof to the subscrssr .es s =,
york On or before the 10th day Of PHI nex-Dsses
October u. 1851 hSLL' ~ .d,n,n,str,,yir
ok fa~sWMtds a"4s..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
VI1O JOHN RELYEA, Defendant. You

W JOIN NEII Ell, DOfo.'u"'s
u are hereby summoned TO answer the compliant o.
George Bennett Plaintiff action against you IN the
Supreme Court and COPY Of your answer % W 81
EniTa ChenuIg County. within teenty DAYS afsf tne
add YOU fail to the said complaint a. hereby re-
CURED the said Plaintiff will take Judgment aganit you
Tor one hundred and eighty eight dollars and lnterese
thereon om January TO- 1851 be:idee costs he sssd
complaint was filed tbs Office Of the Clerk Of Chsmusg
'ouA'' ''' HART VAN DERLYNN.
M lsy6vWfd Plaintiffs AttoSneyS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

aTOYTcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-
- cI nVw sTE late If The City Of Brsokln. de-
.a hsi trey are r.qursd exhibit The sane. with as
y,ch,rs th.reof the .ubscriber Joseph sAas az rs
80, - bn,iness No 81 Myrtle ay IN the City Of Brook
Pc ON or befors he II h Gay Of Aaga.t Dated FEB
, m 10. 1852 JOSEPH EALING: rxscutors
'Iif,swsmWs GEO wINTER3ON,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

TILSTER COUNTY, Surrogate's VI
Ace ,s-Inpursuance Of an order q william M,a-
ten Surrogate u coss e ws r Ssf ss Esss y
given an persons WHO have cis ~ ~ sosn az KIM.
tor they g s1 I, ne Nun
vouchers in support thereof 70 ysc:p "a an ~
:, - in before the 70 gay Oh Fs'f's
= ri DATED tais day of Asfu.s, 1851
sss7 lswSnWst HABklS kAkOkbs At3'aesSkFvh
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CALIFORNIA.-FOn CHAGRES Dl-
~ RECT-1he new and magnificent steamship ~.
ONEER, cspt KIrTERIDGE, viii leave for On AynEo
direct. on "WEDNESDAY, March .. st3 o'ecck, r. H.
The Pioneer has made but Tip 20 chagres. and on
thar occasion proved herself 10 Be the
on the California route arriving bsfore those which fn v
her company snd nskpg the Cut n pise dAye
Her for Cabin and Stesfsgs passeaesfs
Sos f,sisht or passsss. applyts a
lH - Ne. a. os~sA-as
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NO Holm RELYEA. Defendant -Yo,

Two JOHN RELYEA, Defendant You
j are Hereby summoned to snswes the complaint q
William r. HssiiDgs and George Bennett, PLANTING II ~
accn in The Supreme Court against you, and TO serve
cooy of YOUR answer at Emxa, Chsmups Csanfys
WITHIN twebt, days after the SERVES Of this
Won sIcusiye of the day of service and you fail 70
au,wr aid complaint hereby required the said PLAIN
us will lake judgment against you for sixteen hundred
and mt, four dollars and fifty four csats with sterest
tom January a. 1859 The complaint was filed u the
.ifes of the Clerk OF Cbsmupg County January - is3S
'"' ~ HAKT 4 VAN DEHLYNN.
,,ft.xsxVed Piaintsfs AtsoSnsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
,s ofths County Of New York notice hereby giyen
:, IA nsrsoas having claims against " MSL
IER late Of the City, Of New York deceased 70 pIs,s
80 sms with vouchers thereof to the subscribers a. ne
~ co al ioais Beidorn No u Broadway. IN the Cy
TexYork on or before the third day Of May
WV Ao'A' M O1IIS BI,EIDORN. Adminstraor
on lsvsnW,ds ELLEN MULLER. AdminssiatnA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice |. here.
by gwen all persons having claims Against VILLA
B0CARDUS late Of the Citytf New York Counssii0f-
at Law deceased to present the same. with vsachsss
thereof subscriber at the Office Of Anthony ROD
trfsor ESQ No Is William street, In the Cy Of New
on OF before the twelfth day OF June nextDstsd New
fOis' 'h' h'n'' 'a' VI D JACOB 4. ROBERTSON,
d,o i,xsmWsd Executor. &s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County OF New York notice hereby
egen 10 al persons having claims against THOMAS MA
HER late Of the City Of NswYork, deceased 70 present
with vouchers thereof 30 the subscrber q h1s
ressdencs No 100 BOvery street, the City Of New
York on or before the fifteenth day Of June sxtDstsd
New-York the ninth day of December, 1881.
do lAw6mWt JOHN W. REA. Executor.
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tiers the man is the best riches any prices paid for
mtn are cheap. knowledge 10 valuable and exchans-
able for every coin. Each mans wealth must bspe-
cuiaY and proper to him. His expenses should flow
from his character. Not every young and able man
should 60 to California. 1t 10 very operose way TO
Future. Every man must be bought at his own
price In his own place. Lawyers agree that ifia man
understand the Law he may open his Office in pine
barrel, and people will come to him when they want
law. Let man own himself The best OF all gifts
is not new city, but the charm Of converting use
less spendthrift into noble and 5enefcent man.
Our readers will complain that the rose has lost
all its fragrance we hand il TO them. Nor DO we
deny it, Since however, it was impossible to print
the whole lecture, we have preferred to give only
clue to its rich and varied and profound suggestions
~ Tonight RALPH WALDO EMERSON
commences his course of four lectures upon The
Conduct of Life" at Hope Chapel. Those who
know him and his thoughts will eagerly 60 to hear
him. Let those who do not, 60 to hear the specula-
lions OF profound thinker, expressed ia the most
poetic form.
SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Anthony ].
Blocker sold, Feb. l6, at public auction, at the
Merchants Exchange, the following property:
House and lot 81 Depeyster st. -------------s96o
House and lot 81 Barclay. I,yU
House aud lot SO Carlton
A frame souse and lot of ground at Astoria, L. on
the Newtown Road, betw cen Buchanan and En-
eTaid-Sts ''tSv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, Friday, Feb. Is, ls52.-No l44 The
New Orleans Canal and Banking Company, appel
IaLt Us. S. Stafford-This cause was argued by
Mr.. Crrtenden for the appellant, and by Mr. Harris
n, me snns.iSA A6ienrEad till Monday II o'o""s
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rOgats o. the County Of New-York, notice T. hsre6I
oven all persons having claims against BENJAMIN
SMITH late Of the City Of NewYok, decsased. u pre-
the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the sabscbes
4; the store Of Denton Smth Co, No ~ Front g. ths
City Of New York before the first day Of Nay nert
Daied New-York the 18th day Of October 1851
o23 lawemWeds WILLIAMS HERAlMAN' EsscssH.
SUPREME COURT.--In the matter Of
- the spplicatioa Of The Mayor Aldermen ana CS-
rGOnsly of tbs CITY OF New YORK, relative 10 s ~
Of FIFTY FIRTST-ST., from loh-sy 70 the nuesn
River IN The Cry Of New York. The cnoefnshsa Com
Of Esf nae and Assessment IL the above en-
is ed mater hereby notice. that they VIII Nee AZ tne
cfhcs u Janes s. Sanford. o. enc OF we ssa Com
ms sOners No, 70 Brssdsay, IN the City o. Now
YORK, os FRIDAY he nth Gss Of February. 1872 att
O'Clock IN the atsfBooo the purpose OF hearing n op
position 10 the Estimate made By the sad
oonmssionen in the above entitled matter any psrscn OF
usrops who may consider them selves assved thereby
Dated, Nsw-York, February, 10, 1854
MOSES MAYNARD Jf
JAMES q SANFORD, iConmisa ,nSr
WILLIAM g. GREGORY
HENRY r. DAVIES. Attorney. ist ueo<'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24
CuRAL

teat intelligence om Cuba represents the inhabitants
being under high excitement and capable OF making
decided anttsovernment movement at short notice.
Various and important arrests being made by the
government, and implements OF war; sch as powder,
arms &C. DC, tho In small quantities in the vicinity
OF the coast ave induced the belief that extensive
arrangements have been made in tho interior
II people reacaby disposed the tyranny power
will permit them to continue Spain is incapable
of sefgovement, rless Ofcoonal, and the sooner the
oppressed Cubans throw OF her yoke the better They
need foreign aid to enable to So They sufficient
ly numerous to achieve thetr own Independence and
they do not attemg to accomplish IT they deserve to
main as they are-slIves e
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Death or hI5r.. cen. Taly,Tl ,l..'

Mas. TAY1on, Ielict of the late President of the
United States, Gen.. Zachary Taylor, died at East
.Pascagoula, Mississippi, on the 14th inst. The
Washington Telegraph says: ~ a,, i@l,, ~.
Itappears but few brief days since General
Taylor and his estimable family entered this city
in the floodtide of hope and enjoyment, and took
up their abode in the Presidential mansion, where
the vista beforethe of four years appeared but
too brief period to possess the h6nors TO which
they had been raised: And yet, ere even that
the tomb of the noble old warrior, and the com
panion of his life has followed him to It's dark por
tails. r: 27 lsls 9 9. e . asi'is,,7 =.
Mrs. Taylor was native of Culvert county,
Maryland. H; SEQ la.a.ialo9 4ii.i, $50
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lKoscIUSKoA AND SCOTT.

The high estimate inwhish Gen Scott was hedby that
friend of freedom and here of Poland,
following extracts from letter to Baron Hottingeur @
ring ScOts visit Europe Than Koscfusko fy sersoa
have been more widely known He was connected with
two revolutions that OF and that or 6s
Melancholy issue ofthe last has connected with
The AFFECTIONS Of rtsf amration drawing al once
laurel from history. and Sigh from song. z.
stSr-Afay beg You express to Gen Scott my great
regrets that, owing to severe indisp0aitiOn am
leaye S0leue otherwise uld afford the highest
make his aeqtnntaneei the Is charged his
government with the SELECTION Of Information upon nita
pleased to- convey compliments ID
General Scott and especially his victories In Caada
hope the ApleIcana win follow his eotpage
-Ais energy and his Virtues
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

"There no longer remains shadow of doubt,
that an Indian war is raging upon our BORDERS
The savages have some of the frontier posts
and have assumed hostile attitude alongthc whole
line of border settlements from the Trinity to the
Rio Grande. Several of the frontier settlements
are breaking up, and women andchildrenare again
seen flying for protection to the more secured points
in the interior. 1t is eyedent that the General
unless some efficient force is Immediately sent tt
the frontier by the State authorities, not only the
frontier settlements, but some of the military posts
mayfall into the hands of the savages. We hops
the Government will mot wait to receive nrdel1
ments delay, call sufficient force of rangers int
the field to drive back the hostile bands from the
frontcr and to attack them in their mountain fast
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

re- 4nIl = = IN Del N oAss. : Z =
The New u cans De q c6nta a LepoF adpp'
led at a'publlc cling q the citizens Of Juan,
called on the tgtl liltim6 Hto consider andsugges
such measures they nay deem necessary 70 Pro.
tect thernselv mud theif Interests against the pro
visions of the treaty said to have been entered int
by the United States, Great Britain, and Costs
Rica,'' asreported in the New York papers. The
report asserts that San Juan, if left to herself
could have obtained such terms from Nicaragua o.
Mosquito as would have ensured TO her her inde.
4peadence and the blessings Of selfsgov ernment.-
The report concludes as follows:
s'Entering as subjects upon whom laws and in
stitutions pnspited to our conditions and habit
have been impcsed, we would soon obey. that uni
versalylaw which impels all men, even al the per
il of lite, to seek to accommodate their form o
policy to their situations, wants; and, manners
In the mean time; however, and whilst the ratif
cation of treaty is still pending, we would con
slider as an actuf hostility, which should be prompt
ly repealed any attempt by any one d the claim
ants to take possession of our city or territory, anC
to quarter troops in our midst In view of such I
contingency, aud disclsitning all intention to me
mace, we earnestly tscommend to our allow citi
Gems to adopt as early as possible, such an organ
cation as will enable them 10 resist successful!
any and every. entertainment upon their rights
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

we observe ffointle Kentucky ComlnoaiwealtIl.
that the Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, has taken the
field in favor of Scott and Graham, and is every
where exciting the most ardent enthusiasm in be-
halfof the Wing nominations. Kentucky viii
do her duty on election day, and maintain her
prominent position. as the firm endorser of Whig
principles. Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

JENNY LIND At THE osERa London cores
,pondent Of the Inverness Courier, in describing
what he saw at the Opera, writes: OF Jenny Lind,
too I had that evening a glimpse. She is a wreck
of hef fotmer self II could hardly have recognised
her. She looks pale, worn, and haggard, in bad
spirits and bad health; and, as she sat the Centre
of hundred opera glasses directed upon her, there
was but one wondering and Nmpathising m nun
throughout the vast building" $50.
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gii@ ELECTIONS.

low. - The Wings have elected both Congress
men and carried the legislature, thus seeming q
q. s.. Senator. 81 balu; aGf d ,.rlliinla l,sf ~
N. GARoL1NA.L REID, dem, elected Governor ~
majority estimated at four or five thousand. Wings
have carried the House Of Delegates. and have a
majority ON joint ballot, thus securing a U3iSu
Senator. Details not yet reported: p ~ 9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

IS and % OUT
t'iss1. ss stnls.o establish al'lsetnl
epet lyosst nllssl, Du N order 70 solEs must
nay ~, sssstan0e' We ohiy ass Z lalE ssl;
80 lsll e lleet so'ls losS y
snl ,o9rs y alcqi ~ The present ossas
float We hayelesen induced g believe IS most
enaplelons one o. toE our your country
Is sgeEyw here developed your resources are,
daily becoming more enlarged and expanded, your
facilities for commuR ting With every portion OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

0BWe SOrryto Perceive in OF the Democratic
prints disposition convert truth in the enthusiasm
their efforts to report Wing conversions. Among tho new
converts the of Pierce and King were reported
the names Hon Samuel Benton, Of Miss, ThOs H. Clay
of Kentucky SON of Henry Clay and w. J. Minor Esq
we copy. the papers in which they appeared, the
letters those gentlemen. fully refns the
to and have doubt but that the persons reported
as changed real characters, similar letters win due
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-24

From the latest advices from Texas, there is a
strong probability Of an Indian war on that FIN
tier. The Houston Telegraph of August 9th
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$500 -
We make g general dlstl button OF TINS num-
therefore, receive h who are not subscribers. We
such nifeit, and if it suit diem S IL
peel l6llY solicit their patronage
- g,
A sAfetoaY 1si pernepS' cue 'ne patEpIps se o.
me lntelllgencer iof me qeay y lfs appeafanee.
The detention mine our 70 caused
by the low water IS the man caaseoi tne assaysZ
We hayegone to press with several articles IN our
assortment OF type stlh loltenng on the way
which are very essential 10 tnat heasLless ana per
cal DEPARTMENT Of onF paner. We. therefore ash
some degreeof forbearsnce from our readers until
we get fIllyunder beadway.
=
.T Many persons, iWiloi have Authorised ns YER
baliy, to send them our paper, are unintentonally
omitted on our daily list, owing tothe pressure and
difficulties attendantupon new Office and the first
issue Hereafter we will be better able to NJ all
orders, and we earnestly request all persons who
intend taking our paper, to call and leave then
names and residence as it VIII save us much uou
Bile and prevent all embarrassment on the part OF
our carriers we hope our tnends ana tne puoLlc
wingiye this, their immediate attention.
,,.o+a1 l+;eS ;pc;lart
w o"itt " t'io
to anew arrangement and putnns IN opefaton Inc
r, - dsio,, our newt ;ss,,e
nth, ,st;'' nv time shall he enabled
unll Friday DY tliie we silaAl oe
perfect all our departments and appear regularly
las roposed. Itwmldlessen our labor sconsidera-
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GTlThs steabenviilet Herald says:sThesworE on
the steubenville and Inaiapa Railroadis progress
sing rapidly The engineers ar. greatly encour-
aged-the labor IS lighter than they antieipated.-
The rails win most likely "a laid on part of the
track, by the list of January. if not before.