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DIED.
sv Is. ELzAsErI EARL. w. q

o. third dsy everaas Nov Is ELtZAsETa KARL wslo-
the sfe John Esr,. ssed - yeafs
Her vrs and Aose Of her ste hushanl nv.e .,
fCnefsl io rsrrow The 18th guois d-~s
uain. W, tc taken 20 New pvt or ,ntera~si.
suideay Nov. - the 81 " heT ANNA kAfx 90
q Frcterisk : NsudcrrcoL
he r~av-. .nd frd. Of the family respectfully
attend her uers om hS rte e-cacc, NJ n LruaS
sorrfr rhgrsdag, sth assGL a. I ". vhs
her rv.a,n Her s b. takca 20 rrsnN,l - as
ts Neesfk srt Eixahe'h,own papers Ylss-c ccry -
Moody ,iieruocn Ncv n. ADOIeiiu> ,. r. MARSH
q Aaron srd ElEatrrh ard : wears and n'ufAs
fueai tie esene 81 ~ stAef No IN s' Viola siJ
sfttrucon ~ otlosk. without further .nuf1'on-
On Nonty Nov IS. o dsetsf 81 tc Nrft ANY Hle
6FNbo1iUM daughter otle ate AnSre~ Gshf'a mhe si
O. her
He friends acluar,Auce and 40 those ohe sroher fsss
Ga tny invited si'ead her funeral Il 0ekSk.
hrr be rcsiienr No lSa A., htsera III
NNi6. ls5:. NrA FRANCES ANN NICHOLSON
The frers q the Ary cfpe y lnyiei ~ acnt ne 10
ococh this serBoou. m Ne =, Past I'D g. without
further inyiston
On Tuesday Nov IL. ABRAHAM WARNER. IN his rls YEA,
The friends OF the sn respect oil invited % steud h fa~
"a CO Friday Nth nani al oeoA from he lat Fes4enes No
iOfMesf 2rd-
en- S,lbsth, Nov H. al noa pfer.sly. SAMUEL GEORGE
DOICi A. the 18Th ct eldest George lNnss..
Fsa o. Dougls. yarn. Lone IsianA
HI funeral w take pace ahcs's read-ece, >a . Ets
9'd 81 lhurssy. ish instant ASP TIE fcris 81 The
friy respectfully and particularly rvtej 70 a''end
On Moudy Nov is, THOMAS L1NNDS, oay sn the late
olive " Lovndt
receives iavted ii, Queer. =
ocock from tic o(hs
- Barclay IT,. without further uy'atcn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

,osed Of the members of the Junior and Senior
n.r,ocrstic and Wing General Committees, who
,cbed four abreast, promiscuously preceded by tho
,,iovs before whom the banners of the various Com
..,,,cs were carried. The Chairmen and officers Of
,te Committees were present, accompanied with spe
~,.msrshsls Before forming In procession, the Waig
committees marched from the Broadway House 10
1snmsny Hall, where they partook Of refce ats
.,s afer brief interval joined the procession from
Beekman'st
Alter marching through ;hc route OF the procession
N the City Hail. the Committee marched % the Broad
wev House, which they reached abou. sunset. Alter
,ereehments Ersstus Brooke, Chairman Of tse Young
Mems General Committee alluded to the sOlemniti,s
o the occasion and the death Of Nc Webster and the
,updeng Of party tics witnessed during the day in tao
General grief for the departed lie coaclulei By toast
Inc the Chairmen Of the two Democratic Republican"
General Committee which was responded TO by Au-
,xstus schell ard John Wheeler or. c. cleo. from
yIth Di.tiict,) the Chairmen Of these Committees,
boboth concluded with toa,t IS to the memory Of Clay
and Webster.
Ceorge J. Cornell Chairman OF the Senior Whig
General Committee also inside brief addre'- on the
occesion, expressing much piesure ri tie testimonial
of respect paid to the iustrous dead whose efforts in
behalf Of the welfare Of his country attsstel by
every patriot. One sentiment he said, would mover be
forgotten, when he had said be knew y, North, no
South, no Eat no West--nothing bat our Country
Robert Murray also gave sentiment another cr-
preston of Websters Liberty nnl Union now and
forever, one and inseperablel' Mr. william Row
then announced ne close Of The ceremonies for the
day, aud moved TO djourn, which was carried. The
banners Of the Tammany Democratic General Com
mtoec were then taken to Tammany Han. and the
Committees separated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

Tsymen, Of II. n Ellison. eli F. Light s3e II r
Bette. $40 81 r. Hewins s92; J. Bolton, slloi II
Crave s21270 VIM Lake & Bros. s225 T. NJ n
II. Doyle. 81 800; J. Rodwell, sl2i 60; J. SAFER
Se15o. statement was received from the City Treas
urer, stating that he had received ST. - and PAID
cut s6l,32S GO; amount on hand, Sl03jo 81 Inc
Committee reported in favor Of the Controller hor'
rowing On the credit Of the City 50 800 TO meet the
eNTense Of building the new Hall. Alderman briggs
offered resolution requesting the Common Council OF
hew-lork TO reduce the rates Of ferriaSe on the new
Ferry the lease Of which was recently granted TO A.
J Berry and John J. Hicks TO cents passenger
tnd corresponding reduction for vehicles, &c, and
also to reduce the the lease from Is 10 years
ard TO provide such other restraints necessary 10
meet the increasing wants Of the inhabitants Of both
cities Adopted. Adjourned.
NEW ERFF-BoATs-Messrs Perine, Pat
terson Stack have in course Of construction three
ferrybcsts fer the Briigest. Ferry Brooklyn. They
ere to BE- l35 feet long, IS feet beam - feet deep aud
measure 500 tuns They will te launched about the
Let Of February next.
= The launch of the Ada Swift, from the
yard Of Perine Patterson * Stack did no, take place
yesterday, in consequence Of the high wind she VII
be launched to-day a, Il o'clock.
e 4 Mrs. Bachelor, residing in North
Se,fIth+t, was seriously burned Sunday night by
her clothes taking IRE and = not expected - survive
Il Is said tllt rum was the cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

ConroS CouScn-The Board of Aldermen
held q regular meeting At the City Hall on Monday
evening, Alderman MHnger in the Chair. Various Pc
,ion. were received and referred to Committees one
was from J. NJ ssearns, asking that the night to con
struct Railroad through Gruad-si may be sold to
mise money to complete improvements also petit1on
Of John Shutc and o,hers reis'.ve TO North seeond
petition Of owners of propsry on conseyesst. Tor
Opening pairing &c Of said street. BUS reported Tor
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
PnlLAnElpHIN SAIEs OF Srocxs- Taesdau

Ncv G-is Perm RR ~, Nor Card rls 20 ~ No. Pref
DO sork " s'eA Phi and Sunhury Raro - ~
40 Lore Island Raieusd ~, do ~ l9J a. 1914
slsto Ish t., gis Sons Sch Moot g. - sb $40 do
ssdng Haicsd % 20 S,huyRu Nav PET gT 10 ynA.
burgh Hsoa' II 20 s,h Nav isA 10 Lehish Ny. ~
lehsh Mort g. lo' 81 unou Cnli PeFrrgt y cent. So
s~o0 Penn -, SstsO Rrsdiag RsiroeA - 20
Su- Cana CourQR 10, = 2, Penn Buk ll9i, ~ Bv-r Nod
R.iirosd 20 s1O0 Kef, w. W g. 1914 L. 3 Baak "a.
el.OoMesi Pr g. als 100 \. A. ln. ~
Ncc'ns R,crf afOo Acsi r. r. County G.. io,. 10
Penn A. r. "a 20 do "a - Grad Lie and Trust y; s
Jrns ls'pud A. r. 1914 - T. RAM. "a 500 Cpunty o. lOt
100 Sch 81 rteered "a Do, s1h q Mech p'nh 81 y
Ieh a. Nav 7 rOK Bnk. ll0l 100 Uuon Cana 5A slos
Iets Mott g. ii' $685. sch Nav. c. s., s'a 81 do.
Stock Scrip.
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sr-pRrNE cOr-RT-peforc H.,
ylAlsRIEn.

AZ heafrs,' Iharrasy N,. H. ~ Rev N,iod. ~ JoH>
- ~, ~ ~ hLeph q Body, \. Y, sni Ns sANA
bh' Sh eaester Cess- nra,A ~. oftae 0fnar scr
% svn.isy eseninE, Nov. Rev A. kcf, NJ. tNts
p WILLARD 10 Nj ELtzABETh BUKkE a. ofth. ~.
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CITY ITEMS.


hhcsENENfs, ffC, THIS DAT AFD INNING.
Broadway ThescrH Her Royal II rhnees; You1s Couple
Shlo's Gerdcu- Box MARRIED and Cox settled etc.
Waaf's Ihcaerfwo pay that Cons; TIE RcltDay &c
Buron's TheeirrOn- Thousand sIiiners snrd.
BafBuIn's Msscuta-Ths Lat Nail etc.
Eauouai Academy Of Desgb erama Model Ci su TitE@o
Chnese BuildHs. Grand NOyitg Picture.
Society Ilbrary-Byan's Gallery NJ Can tim Ar.
CiTcuskcv YORK Amphtheater rau orrfTrce' 49,
WOOD ~ nsres No ~ BnoadWsy-Concert efcuus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

RESPECT TO TIE MENoRy OF DANIEL
WEBsrrR The anss from q number Of public houses
and Liberty poles through this city we're displayed a.
nall rast Yesterday in respect to the memory OF Dan
tel Webster Further than this there was no public
demonstration An address on the life ani public ser.
vices Of the eminent deceased Is 10 be delivered on the
2cih inst BY James Humphrey, Esq. in conformity
with arrangements made b. Commute of the Com
mon Council appointed for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CONVICTION UNDER THE SUNDAY OsDI.
NANCE.-The examination Of Thomas Mcclure on me
charge Of selling liquor Sunday last in yioliion Of
existing ordinances. resumed before Justice John
C. Smith yesterday afternoon. The ofense as nile .cl
being fully proved and II being further shown that the
keeper of the Franklin House, whore the accused
tended lar carried on lis business under license
procured y other parties he Justice ict it 20 be his
duty under the oircum5t-nce 10 iniic tae full PEN
al,y. end lined tic accused $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

ty The lecture Of Gov. Seymour tonight,
before the Mercantile Library Association viii uo-
doubtedly assemble large audience. ASIDE IRON MS
new official position Gov. g. is notable re tree ana
pleasing speaker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

painnf) for sbOue.truiny Establishment end also im
alleged nuisance in kseping offensive bones on me prem
ses-which wasdeuisd The Jury considered there had
been no puissnee alleged brf that there had been
technic'l breach of agreement Verdict for piant1.
SIX cents
SUPREME cOURr-Beforc JUper Roosxvrrr
Hannah Winnie by her next tricDi ~ Jcrsis ID winne
Suit for limited divorce, principally on tho
ground Of abandonment Plaintiff previous 10 her mar
rssc with defendant. was widow lady, snd Ia,
Nv her former marrsge She keeps boarding house al
40 Frsnkfortst Decree Of separation FROM bed and
heard the deenisnt rcinquishng al Th, ani ;le iothe
furniture n No 10 Frankfort st. and sl othcr present or
future personal or real estate sni all his GIT g. A-
lesse OF the house end paying sl0O account o. the
rcri-psintif 70 rchnquih her right OF dover IN any
prosen, future property. Defendant also % pay 500
for nd IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

- Mr.. John Thompson, en- artist and
member q the tonel Academy OF Design, expired
n, The residence ofhis con, in Cntonst This city on
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

PROFESSOR FELToS's LEcTuRE.-The Lee
ture at the Tabernacle Course this evening by C. C.
FELTON,, Esq. Greek Professorn Harvard University
"a ON the Antcpatons Of Modern Lie in the Atnonian
Drama" Though from the lips OF Greek Prof ssor,
we have lao idea that this lecture will be al Greek TO
the audience Lut the contrary have no doubt that
It will be rich specimen Of Yankee wit cutting SATIRE
and humorous illustration, OF ali which the Professor Is
first master His Attic SILT will serve TO season
a piquant discourse on modern novede'' which we
presume he viii trace back to the old wc<ed w's OF
nm AristophanCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

~ The weather yesterday was magniicen-
Long may it continue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
4 Homolnr. ALMosr.-At shooting match

IITI7 ~ n
q, f-owr che day Jest week. returned Calf rnan,
GC1reu, On Ii v6y home found another nm n on
riffcr too intimate terms with his wife TIE ag1rc,sor
s,,Iuue determined ~ persist in his intimacy, the
ra.cd husband loreed Gun at his victim and the bail
toCk eject in b abdomen. passing throu n the groin
TcwCu, Iodl1on W1s n,cycd 10 the Pcorllou G, and
tho ether was taken 10 jill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
FArAL AccInExr.-The Coroner held IN il

quest on Monday at the New-York U)sprl upon the
body Of MR. Ann Dslv n havc OF iceland IS yrlr- Of
aye, whose death cau-el by injuries received on
lafi Wccrcsdly n'eh l. rpeaIs rat tho dwelling o.
cI led the deceased. %. 30. l3l Wet Tw antistl't,
took fire. and 10 sayc h.rlf from being bu-ne up III
i, SIZE Jumped from n to tory window 70 tie stree,
end sustained II ctrle o. the thigh. atcribia -ash ~
On tie hack PAT 81 her head. AMI other sc-ious npd
fomthe elect Of which fhe died or Sund ~ n-h' TIE
Jury rendered q verdict Of accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

ACCIDEET.-A man named John Barry on
Monday evening, will etcwpuntto jump from n of
the : xth az. cars. the corner % Ami'yt. wle
toy were in notion fell tn great violence - to pave
mel r. end received a very cut upon his ho.d
lie wss taken 70 the Nintn " ard Police aon AMI az
fenced ty Dr. Henry. TIE Company have taken pains
t. post up in their Gers notice warning pas grs
aga mt Jumping of the vii T. thoy N ii)1n
There ity Of person Icing 80, but IIsny per
sst in tic practice and the w-nicr t. how - ulny
osc6pc without having thcr heads or rb. broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
MURDER TRI1.-The Jury. in the ease OF

Atc u H. indicted for thc murder a Rulai eorhesr.
Md at thr u-c-eut tenn o. q Qu"cul County Count
q Oycf,ld lemnor. were unable 10 agree ufon YER
DICT, and wlic d4oA reei. They wclo out nearly q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

ry7 The meeting Of cOlored persons last
night in behalf of the libcreted slaves, was i'm
mcnsely attended, and handsome amour. Of aid and
comfort was contributed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

Arrest or ESGLIsH PIcKPOCRETS.-Tlrce
wellknoWn rickpockc's, named Gins. Williams, G o
Potter elias Jo nsoY. md VIM. Robinson wern Grre',
cd on Sunday ming rge with having swinie IN
I'd gentleman namcd A. : Norwood refi ling a. NJ.
l.5 We. Fourtc, nh-st' C Ss2J IL appears tat the
pIifoner While together, met NJ n. il the vicinity OF
Union Park end ~ pretending TO be en acQua'n.ucr,
succeeded In cang his confidence and the borrow 4
tle money which one ol them ssid he waute 10 psy
fer horse he had jus, purchased, and in ord r t. Sc
crre tho return o he money. they promised ~ put no
horse ia esFion o. M. ~ Which they failed 10 d.
The minuir Of the transaction not known, a NJ
affidavit in the matter har "a ye' been taken. The
prisoners were locked mp by Justice Stuart 70 sYaii
ilrthor action in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
THEL,rE CoyrIpEScE OPERATION BY Eve

THE4IrE CONFIDENCE OPERATION BY Eng
,isH PIcxrocxrrs-Mr. A. s Norwood, OF No 10
Wet FouIteeuih-st, who few days SINCE. was SWIM,
died cut If s2a5 by three English P.ckpockets al OF
whom have served the state in prison, yesterday ap-
ncared before Justice Stunrt and preferred comp amt
ss, George Pa,ier the only one OF the tro waom ne
postvey ioentiaos-chargins him with hsysns, o. tne
aid Of his two accompiees consuninated the lraa..
he says tha, on Friday last, while passing through
Nnthst, lie saw the accused looking closely at row Oh
fine hr lex buildings in that street As Mr. NORWOOD came
ur 10 him. the accused remarked: VERY nne oniinS
these am thinking OF purchasing one Of mem NJ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

e 4 Mrs Bachelor, residing in North
Se,elihst, was seriously burned on SUNDAY night by
her clothes taking IRE, and j. not expected u urvve.
Il l. said Tat rum was the cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

DELTA Phi FRATERNITY COyyENTIoy.-The
regular annual Convention of the Delta Phi Fraternity
commenced its session Monday evening at the
American Hotel and viii continue in session until
Thursday noon On Wednesday evening the Annual
Dinner will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge MITCHELL.
Valentine Benner agt. Charles Jordan.
To recover damages for alleged breach OF
contract u erecting pschiney loa Prcuses lessed
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Notice in Partition.

HNEORGE CARPENTER. David Carpenter,
!" Samuel Carpenter, Jacob WiDemiller. 10.
seph Winemiller, Lydia Ann Winemiiler, John
WinemilIer. Eliza Carpenter, and John Carpenter
her husband, Joseph Carpenter, Lewis Carpenter
Elizabeth Carpenter, Mary Carpenter, Sarah Car
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Carpenter, deceased; will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them on the 3rd day OF De-
cenber, A, d. 1851, in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, by Robert Car
penter, and is now pending wherein the said Rob-
ert Carpenter demands partition OF the following
real estate: The west half OF the north west quar-
ter of section 7, In township 7. Of range 7, con-
tanning ~ and forty hundredths acres; also the
south west quarter Of the north east quarter OF
section II. in township of range 7, containing
80 and twenty hundredths acres; also the north
east quarter of the south east quarter Of section
%, in township Z. of range Z, containing 80 and
twenty three hundredths acres all situated in Mon
roe county, Ohio; also the following real estate.
situate in Washington county, Ohio. TO wit: The
south east quarter Of the north ives, quarter Of
section l3, in township A, of range 7, containing
40 acres; and at the next Term of said Court. ap-
plication will be made by the said Robert CarPen-
ter for order that partition be made of the said
premises ROBERT CARPENTER,
By VIM. C. WALTON, his Atty.
Dec. II, 1851.
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William Dorl. .Adm'r Of In CouRr OF Com.
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US. - fYuvHE said defen-
Harmon Elhiger, et al u dant Harmon FL
Tiger. absent defendant, will take notice that on
the End day Of December, A. d. 1851, the said
plaintiff filed in said court his petition praying the
sale OF the Northeast quarter Of the Southwest
quarter of Section No S, in Township No. 2, of
Range No. a, containing 40 acres. more or less. to
pay the debts of the estate of said Albert Eliger.
decd, and unless said absent defendant appear at
the next term of said court and plead. answer. or
demur to said petition the same will be taken as
confessed, and sale ordered accordingly
By VIM. C. WALTON.
Dec. 8, 1851. 6w Atty for Petitioner.