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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
Gopartn

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.. b.
~ WESLEY l. c. KOWALSKI have this day formed
corsrtnershp under the name and firm OF WESLEY q
KOWALsK and will transact business az Stock and *
change Brokers, at No. 81 Wallst-Nsw io.s aPu -
1884, T.. p .; .'1E EEf'
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A O. wsseEbury, &c he
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TPJSCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTI-

III TUTE Clifton Staten IslandPnncipd, Rev. =.
TOWELL-This establishment IL conveniently located,
within an honrs ide from the city, one OF The moS
healthy delightful spots TO be found within the suburbs
of New York The Summer Session commences on the In
Nav The course of instruction includes English, mahe-
mafcs navigation land surveying and engineering freoeh
German Spanish Latin and Greek fencing military tactics
gymnastics vocal and instrumental music dc Lectures q
scientific ubecs twice week Prospectuses may be Or
tanned at the bookstores of Sheppard Fulton st. and Mes
Appleton Broadway The Principal can be seen on Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at the ONCE OF Dawson
R.ar,alau No Wallet from 10 Ii A M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

NDUCATION tor BOY -WAsHING-
I/ TON INSTITUTE, Murray Hill-The summer class ar
rupgement of this establishment 28h annual session since
the adoption Of its present will be renewed next week
Tuition all branches given to restricted number OF suit
able age and disposition country extent OF grounds
vded for nvgorang exercise and pleasant recreatons with
city advantages for instruction in every department. useful
ornamental Teachers and taught constitute one family
Health physical development moral training and inellec
tual culture alike the objects constant and wntchfu care
Lexins ton. av., between Seth and 57thsts.
Il. DWIGHT PORTER,
THEODORE w. PORTER.
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NOR SALE-In 5th-st., Williamsburgh,

between South 9Th and South Sth-st thoroughly
kuh sory and basement House 20 f. in. by SO feet with
extenson Is feet two Stories marble manes CRATES kitch
range gus &C. very neat and conveniently ranged lot
HIRAM RUSSELL.
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TCU FPENCU and CLASH

ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASH
~ CAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES' vandsrbilt-sv- Clifton Staten isiand-Ths next
the last annual examination and other see the Cu
cuar to be had at the bookstore Of CLARK, AUSTIN
CO. No EOS and at the u. s. SCHOOL AGENCY, No IS
Broadway.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Edwar

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Edward
IN Boynion A,sisnee of Elliott Boyntop John NJ
Chk-To the DEFEsDANT You hereby summoned ..d 70
CURED the complaint ths seon Which w be hed
the Cerk Of the City and County % hs~ fo at the
City Of New York and 10 copy Of your
No
Wss the City Of New YORK. within twenty day. sner the yer
excusve Of the dsy Of such s-cci
the sad complaint within the tine asors
sad the plaintiff this vii ste Judgment asss.t Jos r the
hundred forty dollars and forty cents WITH a.
tere the Gay Of October thousand e hundred
forty Ave- besSss the costs Of this aeonDed fofa
January %, lssa BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
n. con,ap in The sho,s action ofce 81 the
Of tbs Of ker fort tie I'D day o. March,
le57 BAksEft HUMPHREY boILLh,
nel i,xfuW Plaintiffs Lttornsys
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

n tKUION AQUEUCCT DEI NM HI1N
To Contrsc0rs-sed propo.sls indcrsed Proposal hr
buIdpx viii be the oos OF
Aqedao Department Rosnda Park ssn tndsy the
.sd ocoes Y. M 10 build sE|sk R WITH
the necasssry RECEIVING BASINS and CULNEhIs Cow
ERkEuRSLIP from the Buthesd 70 neaf the westerly lac Of
The 81 the Sewer sst
Of ~ other
relating thereto be 0bEDed on sppesuos 10 Tic Cos Chs,
a tbs Of-ce.-Nev- foh, ApnI -, lrs2.
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres. Of the crotob Asusdact Depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
NOR SALEATbe House and seven

acres of Land the railroad depot at Fshk Land
ns the residence f. Crosby Esq The premises are IN
= re amount of choice fruit and possessing every regulate
Or the residence gentee family wishing country home
Time 10 New-York by railroad, two hours Inquire OF I'M
a. WALSH, OF WIN. ii. DEFINING, Fshkli Landing
Dutchess County.
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ILLINOIS LAND for SALE.-200 acres
i near Jeseyville, Jersey Co. Apply to-
- NJ MATTISON CO, No IS Spruce-H-

DEW for SALE or to LET-ln Church
of Divine Worship, (Mr BellowsJ Pew No. %,
middle aisle the present owner intends shortly eaVn o3
town Apply immediately. to Mr. II. B. WALKER, No. w
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

Fallsburgh Sullivan Co, N. Y, containing 100 acres
100 acres of which in high state Of cultivation The
lsnd smooth and free from and pleasantly located IN
one of the most manufacturing districts IN the
State making all times cash home market for all kinds OF
pvoduce at NewYork city prices with lao miles ransporta
pr, misses are necessary buildings and good orchard To
person wishing buy good farm this is chance Prce
0O0onehird of the purchase money down. and the bal
snce can remain on bond and mortgage Title ndsputabe.
given Immediately if required For further par
ticusrs inquire of WATKINS H1NE, No. 458 Broadway
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the Ins,itutorhe following patrons Of which
the references:
Rev. J. Nj. Mcdonald Hon. John l.. Mason
Hon VIM y Havsrnsysr Prof Charles A. Lee, NJ d.,
Prof c. X. Gilm m, d., James b kssan ID. D.
Charles Dickinson, NJ. D. A. 5. Ball, NJ. d.
s. X Kirby NJ d., E. vanderpool, M. D.
John Newhouse ESQ., J. s. Woodward Esq-
L. fayson Clark, Esq, VIM. Lowene Esq-
F. A. nargous, ESQ, T. h. Collins Esq,
John J. Phelps ESQ., George d. Phelps Es9-
Chas NJ. Connolly Esq, Theodore Bailey, Eco,
John A. c. Gray, Esq- 4 M. Bnntnall Esq
A Arapeuren fso g. A. Baudouine, ESQ.,
Geo B. Browne Fec Jesse Browne, ESQ.,
Matthias CLARK, Esq, Caleb Brnsh, E~1,
nj. c. Brooks, Esq, VIM Noble, hS4-
Merris Hilger, Esq., J. r, Buckley ksq-
J. Burdett ESQ., r. Burlew, Esq
y III Rurrer Eso NJ J. Hennques ESQ.,
Nicholas b. Herder Esa G. Hsssenberg, Esq,
Philip Henry Jr E>c ID X Craig, Esq,
H. w Coleman ESQ Justrs Z. Earle, Esq-
David Delnarest Esa, John Fairbanks Esq-
W II Falls Fso Louis :. Fellows, Esq,
George Farmer ESQ.,, David Magic, Esq-
A w (ialancan ESQ Charles Meigs, Esq,
Charles Io,sther ESQ Ebeneser Monrse, hSq,
George Min. Esq, L: A. Palmer, Esq.,
Robert Pardow, ESQ, Charles Partridge, ~,
John c. Perrin, ESQ., Wm Black, Esl-
James Robinson, Esq, John Pryer, Esq,
Francis p. Sage, Esq, a. NJ. l.. scott, ESQ
Thomas j. Stevens, Esq- William Starhne, hss-
Ceorre H. Sworda Es9, Asg. 3. Thenot. Esq,
VIM A. Wheeler, Esq, John G. Work, Esq-
Johp IT. Akeel ED Geo. X Sistars, Ed
Orsamus Bushnsu, Esq, BE Mckenzie, Esq-
Eelsncthon Burr Esq, u s. MORRISON, Esa-
Meyer Cans Esq, Thomas horrei- ESQ,
xIrsssm lee Capt Jos Mattascn, ESQ,
Henry T.. Hart ESQ, Edward Wisht -,
Hsrt j. KIM Esq John Woodhsad- Ess-
A q. Waterbury, he he
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CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public Notice is
hereby gwen that petitions have been presented the Board
Of Assssnt Aldermen for SEWER in THOMPSON ST, from
Blocker Broome and ia Thompson 81 from opr No.
f9 Beeckerst AL peons inferse having objection thereto
present the Engncer at the
Office or before May Croton Acaueduct Department, Aprd
&c, le8f. NICHOLAS DEAN, PreAdeht
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NOTICE is hereby given, according to law,
IN all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST WILLIAM sLADE,
late oths City Brooklyn dee-d that they required 10
h the with the vouchers thereof the Subscriber Joseph
Ealing place OF business No 81 Byesv in the City Of
Brooklyn before tie 7 day Of August
TO- 1881 JOSEPH EALING, }P,.rn,or.
lIf l.v6mWs GFO. WiNTERSOk, NA'e''''''
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NOR SALE-And Money loaned for i'm
~ pyovemepts in WiIliamsbursb, IL Lots of Ground
within half mile of the Grands Ferry on the main street
running north which is paved and tagged and contiguous
f The river No property can be found better adapted for
improvement for manufacturing purposes Title perfect
Inquire of j. C. HALSEY, No lis Jsy-st, Brooklyn
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rORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice

hereby petition has been presented the Board o.
Aldermen SEVER IN TWENTY FIFTH ST., between fhird
and Lexington interested having oecucn thereto
requssd present the Easneer at tbs
Ogce before the 2yth inaCroon Aqaedn6 Department.
kpnlig ls52 NICHOLAS DEAE President.
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feaal Notifies.

I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort bs ssd psbks
hon, NE Merchants ETehans the City Of New fer. o. ns
twelve O'clock the follow Real 70
JAMES GRkIG. deceased for the payment Of h debts
aad the Seventh w ard
City Of and Known ssd distinguished
thereof and of sunay other lots bessHs sse Js.es Bhn
number thirty four bounded westerly fos BY Sem
easter the BY ssd seosnas now o. lately TO tbs
nohery by lot suEber thirty hvs sosts
breadth os asd
twenty length side sse h's Fest be hs
The the property CONSIST OF
story dwelling house Terms cash 10 seat
- OF and bshsss delivery Of deed weeks there
afer JAMES GRElG, JL,
ai9 sw* Administrator NJ james Greg deed.
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Grhools.

A GOOD SCHOOL for BOYS in a
~ CLFRGYMANS FAMILY:-Perens VINO nave sons sons
the ace of and Is years desiring to send hen INTO
N. country TO school, viii find in he family OF Clergyman
devoted to the instruction of lads place Offering very
health habs morals comfort safety and improve
ment Of his pupis-conductng them through every oadn
NJ learning common in the best Engsh and
The place in the highest degree heaitniu' anu
from the city several times day. .. ...,,-
Those parents whose business engasements or otneI
are incompstibe with that careful attention TO their
bdreps educ alton which the paramount importance OF
subject requires particularly invited to max. , Re-.
ence is respectfully made Francis Schoa Esa az tne
Broadway Bank at n West l5th-st to Rev asa ~ ~
Smith, d. D. l42 East l3thst; or TO A. D. Stewarl, o. ~
Viiam-st N Y where all information will be gwen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
THE NINTH ANNUAL EXAM

"NHE NINTH AN n UAI EAAM-
NATION of the Students of the Classical and Mathe-
NAUTICAL School, No. "a 6h-av- Washlngton-squse,
closed Friday SD The vacancies caused by the Graduating
Class are open for the reception of pupils Catalogues
be obtained at the principal bookstores by addressing
note TO the Institution s. j. SEDGWICK, A. NJ, Prin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

N ICRSUANCE oil an Ofder Oh the surrogate
II Of the County Of New Yok hereby TO all
having claims CHRISTIAN g. MULLER, late the Cts Of
New York deceased to preent the same with vouchers thereof W
the SUBSCRIBERS the Office Of LOUIS Bdor No. !. broadway
the City Of New Yot before the third day Of Nay
Dated New Yorf the Goth day OF October, 1881.
LOUIS BLEIDORN Adm astrafor
OK lawSmNedt ELLEN MULLER, Administering.
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ORGAN and MELODEON.-Inst
" lions given these instruments BY Professor In the
ety. AddIe.s j. S. CLARK Meodeon Depot No. IS Brood
WAy up stairs.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
n Of the County Of Yoft hereby all
having Claims BENJAMIN SMITH late Of the City Of New
deceased present with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber the Of Denton Smith Co.. No ~ fronst
u New before the 6rst May
DATED NevYorI, the esth day Of 0cvlber, 1851
O29 law6mWs WILLIAM 5. HERMAN, Executor
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I'm PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
u Of the Of New York hereby ali
having WILLIAM H. BO0ADUS, late Of the City
Of New YORK. Counsellor Law deceased the
with vouchers thereof TIE subscriber the Office OF Anthony L.
Robertson, ESQ., No IS Williams the City Of New YORK,
before the twelfth day O. June nexDaied Newfork the nish
OF December, 1851. JACOB A. ROBERTSON,
do la~6mW Executor, "a
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In PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE G..
SMITH, ESQ., Of the County Kings hereby
according 10 law all having CLAIMS ERAs
Tus TOhPKNs, late OF the City of Brooklyn, deceased that
they required exhibit the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber. HENRY YOUNG at bs office. No Maiden lane,
the City Of York before this FIRST day Of November
Dated April 81, ls52
FRANCES ~ ToAPKlss, rx..n,o,.
Iaw6nWed.s HENRY YOUNG, hAs'"''''
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u. g, MnTshal's Office,
ARREST OF Tns OFFICERS OF gHS

ARREST ~ Tng OFFICERS OF yHE STEAMSHIP
WASHINGTON, AND SEIZURE OF THE VESSEL.
0o1 27.-NF Bepj,miD " Talmadse and L DAngolig
Deputy Nsrpnlf, ,his morning srrs,tsd Captain Elisha
II. Itch. P.se w King iigst mate and Abram Adams
buif,r, Of The Washington charge Of smuggling
ire psrss bavs been indicted by the Grand Jury for
smuggling On eve different voyages during the last year
The Marshal has aro beed the vssfel which only ar.
ris.d Europe th morning, and she now remains in
IT, cuf COY of TIE United States authorities
III sccued fpr,ice were admitted 70 bail IN The SUN
Of s5to each gd the witnesses consisting Of several Of
the ,ubo dpate oc, Of the ship we're held TO bail In
$500 ssch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

The Legislature Of New Brunswick met at Frede.
ricton on the 2lst inst and his Excellency the
Lieutenant Governor came in the usual state TO ths
council chamber, and being feated on the throne,
commanded the attendance Of the House Of Assem-
bly,, who being come mis- Exceiency was pleased to
open the session With che following
SPEECH
Mr. PRECEDENT and Hon Gentlemen of III. I.ris,.t;ya
Council-Mr Speaker and Gentlemen OF The IiouTe az
Assembly, have called you together at this unusual
season, because DESTROYS Of receiving tour advice
and assistance with reference to matter Of yerv rsat
importance 10 the future interests Of New fSrunswiek
invite you consider ,rain pronotjons which vii,
be laid before you in the form Of bills for securing the
speedy and complete construction tho Europaan ana
North American Railroad and having reference also to
other lines or branches which be connected there
WITH Such project Is already familiar YOU You
know the advantages which will increased
facility of Communication between different portions Of
province and you well aware OF tae COM
mercia benefits 10 be derived from uniting the Gulf OF
st Lawrence With the port Of ST. john and the markets
of the United States TN these matters need not en-
large the present occasion trust that you will nG
every has been taken in dgesting the details Of
consideration in q mature and de6nise form.
Mr. Speaker and Gentleman of the House Of Assembly,
have already in this place expressed nv that
the introduction British enterprise and British capital
essential 10 such undertaking as rail way in New
brunswick The scheme which will be placed in your
hands processes to obtain object by such means.
What is sought is the approval this scheme by YOU
the constitutional natives Of the people, You
gained and the liabilities to be incurred You win sane
ton nothing but what you intend to fulfil In perfect honor
and good faith and you will therefore take that tho
burthens to be imposed do not exceed
You will observe that it Is in the power Of the
province to for itself the full benefit Of the in.
creased value OF the lands through which
the railroad would benefit which have been most
anxious to retain for yourselves and your children Mr.
President and Hon Gentlemen Of the Legislative Coun-
c-Mr Speaker and Gentlemen Of the House Of ASSEM-
by-It affords great pleasure in meeting you here to
offer you my congratulations the late harvest with
which Providence has blessed sincerely hope that
your deliberations the present occasion may result in
sncrg the value Of these and similar blessings by
opening reeh avenues to and fresh markets
for the produce OF agriculture feel that our
gracious Queen will hail with tho utmost subtraction
every increase to your prosperity and will rely with con-
fdence the loyalty and affection Of the people Of New
BrunaNick
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Gotten states Comn,,s.,oncr's Court.

CHARGE or NUrINY ON BOARD THE TRENTON.
oc1 it.-ln thr of the United etatee W.. Peer
Cruz. ctttc others OF the 81 the snip rren
tor charged with eudcavorng to make revolt on board
tbst Il ph lying at anchor in the Bag OF New YORK
touud for Charleston and New Orleans evidence was
tak.H b, ore tn upon preliminary hesr-
irg Mr. Ridgesay acting ia behs OF the government
an Mr. smelly for the prisoperavhen it appeared In
that The defendants refufst 10 go In the ship IL
II 80, s ,,t,uiIop OF the master touch New o.
lears II cen III there some Misunderstanding
bet The chipping agents and the Grew rs TO the ships
Destination -. ~
frT ~ After some further testimony this morning.
the Cemuiasio nsr committed the accused for trial
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A Dr.. or FuTu. SrFFrptve - n.

A DE- or FILTH, SUFFERING, AND DsATH. At
BsLuMoHt "A man named Michael Moore eyed tfty
year,, rtslefng In house Charles street nesr Camden
was misirg from "Wednesday last until Yesterday even
ipg WHEN upon entering his bis dead re1aag were
they we're actually rotiiug away Coroner Kennedy o.
being ctied TO hold al Inquest this morning
ajury and upon snteng tbs house oonaInsq the bodv
he encountered scene Of filth poverty and mi cry
escb might well oaose the phi 4nthrop3t 70 ebuddsr
ana woneor whether he lived In Tue midst OF civilization
fsmiIiea wee hudded in the house lhe seosh Of hi IN
was Edry o,'erpowcrlng. After fun iaYestigaioa
which proved most unpleasant 70 the oiaotoric OF the
snd his Jurors verdict returned that the
deceased hid 20 his death from sroslery supetia
ouccd BY lStsmperADss~- baismoye .qrgus, Oct rs
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Respect for Mr.. Webster-A General Military
Demonstration.

We boar " suggested IN various influential cir
clot, spys tbe Boston Times Of the 27th inst that
among the testimonials OF respect for the memory
Of the lamcntcd W ebser, nothing ~euld be more
posing than general Jisplay ~ all the military
Of tho Commonwealth IL is 20 be hoped that the
Governor viii Immediately tsko the subject into
consider alton end, If at ell practicable order out
the entire military force whenever the obsequies in
Boston shell take place As commander in chief
bis E1cellenoy would OF course assuue the supreme
commend Of The tbrfe ii melons IrGoverror Bout.
well would adopt this suggestion, we have no doubt
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The Eastern Telegram Lines.
Ofsicf y Y. AID N. II. UNioy rELrgRArH Go
20 Wall streaL Now Ynrh Oct 81 1879

vi. ~ =. y and ". II. UNION tELEgHArH Go,
20 Wall street New York. Oct OF 1852 +
DEhR slh In your summery % news in this morning
btRup, in tpeakrg Of the steamer Niagara nov due NJ
Ialtax snd Of the state ~ the Telegraph Sc you
no doubt extraordinarily do itne Qreat ojusce
Aou LAY That about pine o'clock the House Limo the
only one Wo'Airg WIN Boston. alec cut" Now our
line wes IN rst rate working order ell tho evening mn to
the cRuhl brur for closiUg the Office wa a-o chat
part OF ~ heretofore known the Morse Line so that
u the fopse Line Was cut about niue oclost ~ you
state It we in reality vi only line not working Yours
respectfully, a. 2WAN.
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TELE G r A HIC.

THE PROTECTION OF THE FISHERIES.
FREpERIcTos, N. B.. Oct. "a, 1852
The Hon. Mr.. Wilmot has moved resolution, approx
ing Of the adopted by the home sr
the protection OF the fisheries
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sopr.ms Court-Generai Term.

Oor fhs further bearing Of the case Of Curtis va
La.yit he Million Trust cause haing postponed to next
isr, IN. count 4nccd that they vii AXE NJ an ,
case mr. On the calendar In which bs parties are rcsdy
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Meeting OF the SONS or New n,musn,r.

Az speelfI Meeting OF Tho C0nmittos Of Tho
Sons Of New Hampshire, hela n. the Revere House.
Bo,ton, on tho 26th inst., hGrshal 2. Wider y
ticing, after some eloquent and feeling remarks. j.
was y@Itd that the proposed festival be postponed
for the present and that a commit Of seven BE-
appointed 70 take iuto confederation The slb CT OF
drafting REGULATIONS, III the Of the sons Of 10
H0mpshire. expressing their seuse Of ths loss witch
they have experienced, in common with the nation
in the death Of tber elder brother the f,vorte ani
nost gifted con of New Hanpshife-and to report
whgt measures CApedieDt taken in reisti IN
to tho time Of holding their next festival II was
further voted, that tue " Sons of NeR Hlmps1,re'
attend the funeral Of Mr. Webster, and also that
they wear Grape on the left srm for thirty days
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Sympathy OF the New York Bar.

The following gentlemen are appointed in pursu
Of the resolution to that effect at the late meet
ing Of the Bar attend the funeral Of Mr. Webster at
Mashfeld on Friday 10th instant At II NJ repressn
tafixas of the Rar In this atty
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The Flag or Mourning.

In Reading, on Monday morning, flag was raised
on Westons square, at half-mast, hearing OF the
death Of Hon. Daniel Webster. The flag was the
same which hung over the remains Of Hon. Henry
Clay, while in Baltimore. 1t was presented to the
citizens by Henry Pendexter, merchant Of that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

The grounds about Mr. Webster's house, at Marsh
field, have been kept private, and will not be
80 kept after the funeral has taken place, but it is
the wish Of the family that until Friday the place
should be kept as secluded rs possible. person is
accordingly stationed at the gate with orders to this
effect.