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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

ere s.a asasusis.. 0s.lS ~ alsAs isssssFs'
dee b. Observable thy ore asssbstsbls 70 the IN
variable bus,le vhisA exists ~ the last moment 70
every well attended show room Of the ss"e ~
ssYipti0n.
BIlv Bovlses and susfs-eonprising M sshsfss'
cd warriors and shisfsins Of the Seminole saes,
and venerable negro interpreter Ssashed tAtsasy
vssterdsv sfternoos, and qpsrtsred themselves ~
the An ericsn Hotsl Billy, for several years, has
h.eu - one Of the fret patri0ts gsss-
rails. du,oms,isss, and philosophers Of the age His
career ia FIoras-csp,inun to reside there despite
the Efforts Of the government to remove hm-provss
that be posse sch and every one of these quail
ties Now, however, it J. understood 'has b has
agreed with his followers TO bandon the home Oft
childhood, and remove to the western side Of
the Mississippi. where home has been provided for
them, and where . large portion Of the Seminoles
have been residing for years. Unfortunately, the
Common Council are not in session, otherwise Billy
would, Of course have apublo reception, be granted
the freedom Of the city, aud treated in the same
courteous manner that Kessuih and other eminent
strangers we're Mt the hands Of city fathers As
II is it is hoped that the Mayor and his aids will do
all 10 their power to mals the visit of Billy and his
hStOSla'ts flebfahs.
A. usual, this number Of our paper csntains .
vast amount Of interesting and important matter 70
which We cannot specially refer. We viii SIMPLY
,numsrate the ollowiDg,-Tolegraphic dispatches,
mbrscipg the closing proceedings Of the New Jer
Soy State Convention the progress of the Yellow
Fever at Char, ston and the Cholera at Chambers
burg. Sc; Continuation Of the extraordinary and
graphic Memoir Of General Scott; Address 10
the People Of Ireland. dehDeatng the manner
in which her people may be made prosperous ana
free Letters Fl ON Halifax and Quebec, relative 20
the Fisheries, Clergy Reserves, Sc ; very correct
View of Politics and Parties, by Washington Lsr
ter Writer Treasury Circular with regard to y .
expectation Of goods to Mexico the Tobacco Trade;
New Buildings in the City Proceedings in the d.
ftrent Courts; Commercial and Financial Review ;
mary columns of local and other paragraphs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

CUBAN MOVEMENT MEETING. Tho Cuban move
ment seems to be increasing in proportion rs the
period Of the election approaches and all sorts Of
indications to be observed Of the additional in
tsrest which that occasion is imparting to it, Last
night, . rendezvous was established somewhere In
the Bovery, for enrolling members in the FIRST
psny of tho first regiment OF i" Cuban Guards :"
Probably the f" Guards" viii perform ell their cam
paignng in blosjesa excursons for target firing in
stead Vt toiliDg through shs mountainous region of
the Vuelta Abajo
These things are al very amusing, but they do
not amount 70 much. Afrcros Of Cuban sympathi-
ners-we have boon requested by Mr.. Gamble,
Of Florida, 10 state that Col. Robert Gamble.
whose narae appeared In the list Of Cuban
yDpathizen, published in tho HERALD q few
days ago, does not entertain any opinions In
favor Of . Cuban invasion or movement, but
is entirely opposed TO il. We have also reason to
believe that Gen Peyton's name has been erono-
ously included in the same list. There may DO ssme
other mistakes in IL, which we will be happy to OR
rect ~ soon have asoef aimed their insoourasy
These amendments do not, however, change the fact
Of the general sentiment Of sympathy which pro-
walls over tho Southern, Western and most Of tho
Middle Statss, in favor Of the Creole population,
now bound down BY military despotisn in Caba
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WEBSTER in MAssAc
~cv.~.cx - Msa..clcss

WEBSTER IN kAssAcnUsErrs Tho Webster
movement ia Massachusetts, GOES ahead brsvely.
The Courier asd the Bee, two we'll conducted jour
nas tervcnt in the cause Of the separate electoral
ticket that wss recently nominated in Faneuil Hall
They alec call upon his friends throughout tho rest
Of the Union to rally 10 the rescue. Do the
Webster men Of New York hear the buglst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

TIE TRUE WAY TO MAKE IRELAND PHOSPHORUS
AND FREQ We publish to day very remarkable
Address to the People of Ireland by an Irish gsn
tleman, over the signature Of "Munster." Thoaga
long it win amply repay perusal to oil who take
interest in the welfare Of the Emerald Isle. It lie
very able letter, and contains great deal Of v.rs
wholesome truth. The writer lie evidently familiar
with the history Of the country, ancient and mod
ern, and, ike philosopher he shov the causes Of
the failures TO redeem, regenerate, and disenthra
'the gen Of the sea" He demonstrates, from the
experience Of the past, the folly and futilty Of
attempts at revolutionizpg that country by fore. o.
arms-the practical worthlsssness Of Catholic emzn
cipation to the people, and all ''the ooncessions'
made to the elanor Of agitation. lie proves that
all those things have been rnockeres dclusons and
mares, ard he proceeds to point cut tbs true mode
Of corquering England and hberating Ireland The
vital part in which to wound Great Brit ain is In her
manufactures, trade, and commerce. Le. ireland
rival her in these, and she will soon become too
bondage Let her adopt Dean Wits adrioe, to burn
everything that somes from England-exoept tho
cssl. Let the people only their own mauufac.
lures, till abe becomes sufficiently strong 70 act apon
free trade principles Let the Irish ia America, and ali
Americans who desire TO encourage Ireland In the de-
velopement Of her own resources give preference
her manufactures, when they osn be purchs aed a.
cheap As those Of England or any other country
helard possesses all tho advantages Of any country
10 the world for manufactures ando ommercs. She
has cos, both btumnous aud anth racits though not
in great abundance a. England, aud she has what
England has Dot-turf (peaD in vas. quantities.
She has iron, copper, lead, silver and sulphur mines,
and great variety Of other minerals. She hes t 70
elements Of manufacturing wealth In which England
cannot compete with hsr-wster power, the cheap
est Of al powers, and human labor, cheaper than IL
can DO obtained nywhsre else on the face Of the
globe. All that 10 wanted for surprising success il
the employ ment Of capital.
In his Industrial Resources Of Ireland, Sir Robert
Kane shows that aversgs Of thirty six inches Of
rain fslls al the issndthat this gives ovsrsn
area Of $500 square miles, total Of 100 7l2O3l,-
Gao cubic yards. of which ons-tAird flows into the
sea, from average fall Of 3s7 feet, giving total
Of upwards Of three millions horse power for twelve
hours s~sh day, for 300 working days. or In other
words for the whole year round! The fall In tho
Shannon, between Kilslss and Limerick, alone 10
ninety seven feet, and gives 50 $50 horsepower, IN
continuous action day and night throughout the
With these advantages, and fruitful soil, ireland
possesses The bsst and most nuasrsG harbon in
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MANY years Of trial, instead Of impair
Va ina the public confidence in this medicine has
won tor II an appreciation and nOtonety by lar cx-
ceedng the most sangune expectations OF lis hiends.
Nothing but ITS Intrinsic virtues aud the uuunstdk
able benefit conferred on thousands Of sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation 1t en-
JOYS. Vine many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have tailed aud been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten.
While it is fraud on the public to pretend that
any medicine will nt.jlbIy cute--stIll there is
abundant proof that the Cherry PLcroEAL does not
only a. general thing, but almost Invariably cure
the maadlcs for which it is employed.
As time makes these Iacts wider ami better
known, this medicine has gradually become ihe best
reliance OF the afflicted, from the logcabln ot the
American peasant, to the palaces ii Europ, an kings
Throughout tins entire county, in ever STATE, city,
and Indeed almost every hamlet it confirms, Cherry
Pectoral is known the best remedy cXant for dis
cases Of the Throat and Lungs, and IN many foreign
countries, II is coming to be extensively used hy their
most intelligent Physicians. In Grcat Britain,
France and Germany, where the medical -cIencrs
have reached their highest perfection Cherry necto-
raj is introduce d, ana IN constant use IN the Armrs,
Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institution, and in
domestic practice, the remedy their attend
ing Physicians can employ Ton the more dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Also i'll mdrr eases, and
Tor children 1t IS safe, pleasant, aud cilrCtuai 10
In tact some OF the most attering testimonials We
receive have been from parents who have found it
ethcaclous in cases particularly incidental to child
hood.
The Cherry Pectora is manufactured by prac-
teal Chemist, and every ounce OF it under his own
eye with lnvarlahe accuracy aud care 1t is sealed
and protected by law from COuntcfirits consequent
y can he relied on as genuine without adultefatlOn.
We have cndravored here to furnish the conIuu-
nifty with medicine OF such intrinsic superiority and
worth as should commend Itself to their confidence
u eIpCtu1l. WhIrlt
this has by repeated and countless trials proved selt
TO be; and trust hy great Gaze in preparing 1t with
chemical accuracy, ut uniform strength to afford
Fhy~Iclans new agent on which they can rely tor
will do for them all that medicine can do
Prepared ana sold by JAMES c. AVER, Prac-
teal and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold i'll Burlington WhoIcsae and retail hy
TilEO. y. PECK and by Druggists generally
throughout the country.
April /. wilinoe3
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IMPORTANT TO CLERGyNEN.

TTrom IIn Row Ovcn 'rbn,,.5 IT--I,I..JI
Dear Slr-Dr Locock's waisrs do l,lo a,'J
uond IN me- ,,i "0' poh T1lfTS 90 great deal o
bed about tlirtv five ,.ors a, ' ~" mo' uhIlp
very bad ever since ,i,,, ,,''u Ivy vote Taa
preaching or sinriuu anJ an p,I,i ' ~ "V min'
used many diil,rr1, ' ; ,' i",lu VI e"glne'
did GOOD for INK ,; IT., = aI sole oI tt'h
best Of ALT clears NV v1ire NM, ,L - ,'
ING instantly have never found anything to com
pare with it.
! have been l3 years Wesleyan minister. and all
the Wesleyan MrIhOdi,'s in the principality know
me twenty years Of which have lived nj Holy.
head and | am known personally 10 all The IRIS
men OF that body, many Of whom have admired the
effects OF the Wate in clearing the voice and sop-
ping the cough-thcy never saw such medicine be.
tore, My wife ever since Christmas. has been very
well after taking two boxes. Lam witness Of ,beir
power to stop trlghttu fit OF coughing in an instant
], as Wesleyan preacher, cali upon all nreacher.
and singers If every denomination, to take these
Wwniers Tor improving the voice and curing coughs
on may publish nv testimonials for tho excelIen,
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LORENZO UALL. J
G AIRY WHITNEY, ( Con
ORANGE PHELPS
Simon Wizards Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT} The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF cnIrTENDEN, SIS : Probate Court with
in and for the District OF Chiltenden TO the Creditors
and others concerned in the Estate OF Simon VIII
lard, late OF Burlington in said District deceased,
GREETING
Whereas, the Administrator Of the Estate OF said
deceased, has made application TO said Court to ex-
tend the time limited for making payment OF the
debts Of said deceased for one year from tie 2Sth
day of June A. D. 1852 and the 3lst day OF jay
A. d. 1852 being assigned for a hearing in the
premises at the office Of Rxord and Adams in Bur
ngton IN said District, and ii having been ordered
that notice thereof be given by publishing this decree
in the Burlington Free Press, a public newspaper
printed in sand Burlington three weeks successfully
before the time fixed for hearing
Therefore, you he reby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place specified aiore-
said, then and there TO make objection II any you
have, to the said time o paymen: beng further eX-
tended as aforesai |.
Given u.lder my hand at Burlington, in the Coun-
~ OF Chlttcnden aforesaid, this 18th day OF July a.
D. 1852.
BRADFORD. RlXFORD
"3w3 Register.
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TIN piotc. sc.

200 Boxes Tin Plate. ass'd sizes;
a 10 Bids. Russia Iron; 100 Boxes Cana
da do; IdIs Nrr; l Case Sheet Conner: 3
Cases Sheet Znc; ) Rolls Sheet Lead tpretbcT
with Copper Bottoms, Knobs, Rivets, Wire vellum,
&c, &c.
June - Lon,t
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{ c0ol n offices,
Abncr kcClPr's Estate.

HUE the Subscribers having been APP.
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate Court Tor the
District OF Grord Isle Commissioners to receive cx-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate OF Abncr keter, late Of
scuth Hero. in said District deceased, represented
ei in Offset thereto and ak months from the day OF
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court TOR that
purpose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business of appointment,
now occupied by Clark ). keeer IN South Hero, in
said District. on the 20th day OF September and 22d
day OF November next, at 10 O'Clock on each Of said
days.
Dated at South Hero, this 18th day of June a. D.
ls59.
LORENZO HALL,
ORANGE PHELPS J v2w3
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Ne w OOEi
by I II E.
Rev. Jeremiah 0'CalIaghan,

ENTITLED" ATHEISM OF BRowNsoN's
IL QUARTERLY REVIEW. Unity and Trinity of
God. Divinity and Humanity OF Christ Jesus
Banks and Paper Money" Every person who val
qts the Christian Religion should carefully peruse H.
1t is tor sale at SMITH 4 Cos Book Store.
Burlington, Iuiy 5, 1852 DIS wifi
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SAVE YOUR DOLLARS.

Won can do 50 by stepping into BiXBY S :
Ilr I- selling Nlnu'lJy ,ol what lh' Srk aud
Trimmings cost
MAY 10. a. Nu
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Pond's ioWrorcd Coo5i"g Range
PATENTED, 1851.

ROM imWOr'd 0ohln% fIdNE''
PATENTED, 1851.
OF winch he has pat up n larry" number during the
pls' year, thus thoroughly proving them. and which
ns warrants 10 give entire satisfaction. have them
oi Sly Sizes, suitable for tine smallest private tam-
.y, or Hotel OF the largest claSs They are also
adup'cd Tor both wool and coal working equally
well with either.
Among the advantages combined in this Range,
are the following:
l-t Placing the Oven, which u large, on either
side OF the fir" at pleasure, thus rendering access-
bic without the Necessity OF reaching over the fire
when baking. II Ina, an upward draft, and the ilueS
are arranged about the Oven as 10 secure one OF
the mos, perfect baking ovens to be found IN any
cooking apparatus.
~. The boiler plate is arranged over the fire in
-lch manner as to bring a the boilers lot which
there are from to $ according to the s2e), in I'M
mediate contact with the lire, so that all boil read-
ly.
81, \ wash boiler can be set at the end OF the
Rang, opposite the oven, and he heated by the
same fire; thus msurlug a constant supply OF hot
water Tor culinary purposes, without consuming eX-
ira fuel
Hot Air Fixtures, TO warm additional rooms,
can bee attached II desired. Also " alter Backs, Tor
heating water for bathing, and tor other purposes.
The above, together with a large assortment OF
Hot AIR Furnaces, Registers Cooking, Paror, aud
AR Tight Stoves, Ac., tor sale by
II BRONSON.
BURLINGTON Nav -, 1882 d.,
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS ELlDAY MORNlNNs LLiN DE- -
Quickest, shortest, 4 heapess,

AND BEST ROUTE.
IVetre hoprS sarcd and uneqtmiicd for Comfort
Easiss.51 gst.!: fs:t'1H:s:. iss 1870 ALL
- t:a5.,s
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Il. r. LINE.
CLARIFYING the Great Western u s..
~ Mail between Buffalo and Chicago, Wonkegan.
henosha, Racine, Milwaukce and Sheboyran, via
Monroe and Toledo
through to Chicago in twCnty-lOur hours,
Avoiding Night Travel in the Cors
The travelling public are respectfully informed that
the Southern Michigan Railroad Company have
completed their road from Monroe to the CITY Of
Chicago, with heavy Trad, and have placed upon
the Lakes to run IN connection with this route the
following magnificent and unequalIrd Steamers:
* r. b Steamer EMPIRE STATE,
49,. II. VAN ALLEN, Commander
Leaves Buffalo Mondays and Thursdays
Steamer NORTH INDIANA,
X. WAGarAtr, Commander
Leaves Buffalo Tuesdays and Fridays
Steamer SOUTHERN MICHIGAN.
A. u. PERKINS, Commander
Leaves Buffalo Wednesdays and Saturdays
Ats O'Clock =. NJ
No expense has been spared in the construction
and ming up OF the above steamers Their euuues
are OF large power and low pressure, having been
constructed expressly for these boats.
Passengers can nave their luggage taken TO the
boats free by delivering their checks to the Baggage
y gent OF the Line, who will always be on the train
They can also have their baggage checked from But
ialO to Chicago.
While the mails are being changed and barpapc
selected and taken to the boats passengers will have
plenty Ct time to 90 to Hotels and oct supper
The distance saved by this Line over any other is
between 60 and 81 Miles.
State Rooms on board OF the boats are reserved
tor tor passengers arriving on the Evening Express
Tram.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
H. VI. klNNE, Agent,
NJ. S. K. K. Dock, foot Commercial st Buflllo.
July 10 dNwtf
Saratoga d Washington, Rensselaer,
y Sartoga and Sdratoga g. Schenectady,
RdI Road Line,
From Castlcton ~ Whitehall to Saratoga Springs.
Troy, Schenectady & Albany
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
Leave LIST Wall. I'd Freight, 81 Express
Hasieton AT w m. $50 p. m.
w. Hall GEO g, 10 80 IN. 40 "
Arrive ,Sar.Sps. " 100 $50
Troy " AGO 7Ij
On Sundays leave whitehall at E O'Clock a. m.
arrive at Saratoga Springs at IA IN leave at 81 pm.
arrive in Troy at TOO pm. leave Troy at ) a IN
arrive at Saratoga Springs at Y,ij am. leave at ,
pin. arrive at Whitehall! at pm
Trough tare from Burlington to New York 81 90
Tickets to BE- had on board OF Lake Champlain
an Bouts. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
Vcnng Train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,,
NUpt Sar. \ IVaSh r. t.
i. L. SARGANT,
SUIT. liens. y Sur. y ScB h. L
DIS (ytt
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EE EG Va rTA! CE-'sas
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The Creates.
BLOOD PURIFIER

~ P''s; PR BotFe, or Sr B3nic' So
u "a nov put up in QUART BOTTLES. Of the sarr
LGr9e hottie contains SIN1N-IDJR B1s'E-, urd uc
ne. MOON are =" strongly Concentrated that ca
one IWHtpF'Hui - required ~ Dose hrpc
thus one bottle lasts Invent -Onr DAYS, which 10 much
longer man hottie Of amy other medicine sl4 because there,
"rrequfed oi - u les quantity ri dose
Ihr great \"1gi"Hy Of 'fs Blood Purifier n1
otler m"llcln"s consists IN its pu.-.sr-
a. par OF lis compound the loooJd ncdicul Irtu,a
u !. / L..
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CALIFORNIA.
q iii &c OF TCGOs'y
CALIFORNIA LNPRESS,
10 Pnnrl. cnr of MILL 81. Nrm Nnrl,

y consequence of numerous personal applications
4 and also by Mail and Telegraph for Information
respecting IN. lines to California, and Ia secure Pas
sugr Tick Is ON the steamers, t" Subscrlb, Is now
issue circular twice each month, slowing the prices
charged ON different lines, with the dates OF depar
turc from this cltv, and the period to which tickets
have been sold IN advance.
Also an account OF the departure Of Transient
Steamers aud sailing vcssclsaround Cape Horn with
pieces of passage by each, and when the same can
be- obtained.
Our long experience in the California Express
business enables rs to prepare "a circular from the
most reliable sources, and which cmbrac s much use
mI information To those going, or Intending to 20 to
California.
Those in want OF such information can b. supplied
with Circulars 10y addressing US post paid
Persons residing at a distance from New York.
who desire TO 90 to California, can save themselves
the expense oi Journey 10 New York aud conse-
quent loss OF time, and can obtain Tickets by send
lng sight drafts New ok, payable To our order,
or by reference to respectable house who will pay
for the tickets when secured.
The compensation charged tor this service is FIVE
Dollars Tor each ticket procured All orders tor
tickets should be accompanied with the names OF the
parties IN iull.
We forward Package, Parcel and Letter Express
per each Steamer lravna Tor California.
THOMPSON Il IllICHCOCk
March -. wtlru.
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RUTLAND d. BURLLN'GT O.A'
R.1ILRO.3U.

Summer Arrangement.
On and after Monday, May II, ls52
Trains will run as iollows-viz:
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shoot, shoot.
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANUFACTORY.

j. GIBSON takes this method Of
A., informing the citizens of Burlington and vici
nlty that he is prepared to supply all orders for
Umbrellas and ,Parasols at the Wholesale and
Retail Prices, as low as can be purcha ssd n
Boston or New York
Az repairing covering, &c, promptly attended to.
WANTED, 10000 old Umbrella frames, :or
which fair prices will be paid
l. J. GIBSON,
One door north of Nichols Store, Church Srreet.
May IS dAwtf
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G~"nss'~ attgpr0ved
COOK IN e. r. Eg. 3 3. 5$lGGsE
lENIESURSCRIHER NrFEENTO DEAL.

"}s. and To- those dc-luuS of --ti'uL "A Rau1c Coz
their oNn u,e, either ior Private Families, boarding.
HOUSES, or Ilorc.,
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Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
CHERRY AND sAssAFRAs BARks

MAKE his NrEetnbc EXTRACT, only the q,e,ict Blood
Puriher bat also cheaper n,dic'ae hy gr,ni odd.
man any uuF IS cieITe, because Inc quantity Of that
may be bought Tor One Dollar viii last much longer. and
viii cure Ten Times more B.ood-d sCase, than one D1j
worth OF my other medicine
for md btrt ,r,rtb
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January \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
The Art Union.

aof two evils choose the least" by the decision Of
the highest authority in the State lottery Ia Illegal
it is malus p'oum not nahum WHAT then should
be done to the wrong which threatens the subscribers
Of the last IL the pictures be od they will be
losers and persons who may speculate at the auction win
obtain works Of art at comparatively nominal price Nor
is this oil tho mischef "Tbe line will stretch to the
crack of DOOM Artists who have pictures ready for tho
approaching holiday presents, will be without purchasers
The works OF the Art Union will be sold unoer crcum
stances most unavorSbe to the reputation of artists
to the pecunisry interest Of the stockholders Ii the pro-
perty Of thoee who have contributed what is held by
the corporation In common for the benefit of old suoss
bers and the cause of art to be summary disposed Of
without inquiry to whether the Law may not be
obeyed and yet Justice be done may not public judg.
ment infer folly in the board Of managers For part
had rather go up in balloon and draw the lottery in
the air The higher law supre but perhaps
evening the Hudson the midway Of whose noble stream
Is disputed territory the business might be done hOnorA
bly, to all parties The gallery may be preserved and
shall be- Its fate is ne involved in the claims Of tho
subscribers to the Art Union. whilst therefore, su
gest plan by which atonement may be made for the
past counsel all who control tho property Of the
Art Union, to take heed to their wrongs.
Il. w. WHITLEY.