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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
Bans in this city Albany June Il ls5e,.
COURT. the mattsr .

~ the application Of the Mayor Adsrmsa and Connsn
SIX sxfY 81 s a ia =, !: ss =" ~ ss 81.
Of New York The susscrbeIs, Commissloasn Of Est.
and tbe entitled matter, duly
appointed BY rule OF tho supreme Con notice. per-
:ss., 80 The , ~. q . 70, Of u. .sss
anerd an act entitled an scs 70 rsdscs several laws re-
ls,ns particularly 20 the CIV Of New YEN sto css scs
passed April iss" passed April 90 1893 that the al
ssct Of tho Estimate and Asssssmsn Of the Cosmsssss
es IN The above matter e.st..s the aaaes 81 the 80
appssf the sf the CommissoDsrs together w,tt
such nsps, sps fhs amount q .ssssm.ns whether is
and other documents which used the Commsssoa-
e. Tss as ,sPS s. Ass' s.'e S's sns Count. !.
New York. for he bspsetop Of whom.osvet ., Eay co.
: ssn sssa max. shsr report to ..
prone Cost. At the time and place hsrspsher mestisae1
AID ID: ..d :. s: S: .:s .::
an Act entitled Act in Relation 90 the e,ecss q A.
sessnsnts and TaIss hs City And County View YMs
T. is4i to The owDs' owners occupant or sccspsss
all hopsss and improved OF umnproys4 .n1s sn:s.sd
And all persons Whose interests asessA
thereby and who mar De oppo cd 70 The .: ne are
mar. Rss. =. CS.ir%sn q he .sd Con- =
=: o' ,S 3. ss q r.. .S sHy :
the date Of thus notice and that the i.iis snbrsss1
;.s =: Sc; a.. ;s;' = !:
= fows thai 4 say, all that part Of SKY 5000 e.
A. laid ost BY Law bet the westerly side q rfh
ssG os: vses pse. q saS o.
ths esstsrv side Of rghth the by the westerly
line or ridS o{ fifth sv the north By the line Of the
ter shs block between 6uty second o. and Sx thrd
a on the roush BY the line Of thu Of the bosk -
tween SIXTY second It and sIty as st. szcsssIng thss
nom ali those psrs II svsauss interesting the
~ ,Ity second A. Ard the said CoumsHoasfs, -
iurhsr give notice that report the above entitled
natter will be pxds and presented TO ne ssprsne Cos
of the State Of New York, al special term 81 NE so
Cur - be held hs City Hall Of the Guy Of New York,
on Saturday the 32d day Of Msy 1854 q the spspins ~
Court on that DAY thereafter - soaass eaa -
heard and that thea and there motion ul be msds !sss
ssid report Be conlrmsd =Dstsd Nsw- York, March T.
~ yHiIIS Z MSMRoE. cs~.i'as.s"
Hnsay DAvIEs Attornny. n euv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Gotten Market.

REPORT PoR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH i1-Ins
steady and constant de nahd the beginning OF the
rear by which the trade increased heir stocks prob
ably the OF 3ecOe bs sure sooner or later
10 bIHs extspsvc ses 10 pause and resting
place The great point Tor the Iteration Of those o Us
Who actively gagged tue details ot the
CorToN transactions ~ hs place was AZ What moment
ths excessive buylng wculd cease. Tae moderate aud
GRADUAL advances IN Price accompanied all move
lately have beer by state OF trade served TO
asy any apprehension and excTed ne alarm, ,me when
might Accordingly the 5nyrs was continued with fun
confidence w 10 Saturday and Monday last.
In this way. ele. although we saSe to report au
end quiet wssk Cannon rep retrog AIDE move mcnt IN
pnssst greater extent thai I'd 10 Amencan and ~
nlch lnca, lons apled Of klods iactudns BRA
ala SEA snds I'D Eg pahs without change Perhaps
somewhat under check from The political state OF
things, fearing thss dssou'on OF Parliament might "a
sos measure disturb proceedings The emmittee OF
Brokers suos fair Upanos ~ Std Mobile at and Or.
leans At SD 30 American $40 Surat. $40 Egypan ~
Bahia and co Pspsm repottet have been aiken en-
speculation ssd 500 American. No Surat, 1870 Madras
and lac Psuam for export Sales for the week 3jsss
bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

Rochelle. via New ysrs: Atlanta (Br) H.r.ss G,as-
toss Vssa, Pssevs Coaasse;. bras Msaf9rd. raenss
R.cs W.ss. i.S. r.s i. .s, s,s
rors steamer Admiral. Wood. do. Cid ssps Robert g.
C,ecs.' do Arr. Rapid. jsusss. COpsah,s.a. via
Ihsl.,I,s Am Nara. Sn "a, rort za Prscs, Lesaua.
.I: sny cro.. ps:d.'cSs s' c.assp Sa ns',
S,owsn dc Crsn Rses CaiSmn tsioai for cab.: scas.
'i-ag,tews Luis,r Chld Baker PhiIsss psis; Lady
uo r. CroseiI co henovn. Bake, Ses Ysrs, Cen Dll-
woed, pyEsss;i. wsa .SaTo, tiss o. Kls sssa.
aomt Is. P.cIck fsat for Msrh ehsa9. SD sas Bss-
bsiisa gsli ., Gas,.v stared AID ancaprst IN
sbtasssi Reses' bark from oslo
cBARLEsToS. March ss-lr brig xnrl,. share.
.ten; Csrelna; Dslaue, Mes York. U..A. Nave
m d SENS H. w.H.' aisfs' f ON Sss Ysrs
..eurs; Mailer Ph'lss.iphi, ,oh. CD ste. a,hl,
ost Colisnsr. New ori.ans; Dig Nep,aaas, 1D.a.)
,s'; y. E.,.sas De- ]; cA.l., fSsn,., Pal;
. cnh.rss Ausu.,a, Be.,aas, Client Js.IJ Q..sa
suH sns I.sa 1s. Fiss:s An.:'s.:; :ss. 81
la Gage. wss: ladies; Dsrt, ssusFs Psllsdelphls;
,,g Jsanso sseunso. tsP Rig Barcelona scAr s.
FALL RlvkR, March s,-..n schr. Minerva. Meow
HARTFORD. March a-Arr .chr Rsynear Williams.
HoLMIss HOLE. Marc. Is, P NJ Ar ..Ar.. rAos
Boston, for Ne,foh rrysl, Adams, Nantucket for
New YOrk .loOp Portugal, Beans de- for DO.
Sid brig Manzsnilis
;th--Arr schrs John Tyler. Dyer and Joshua II Da-
VS. Small Rappsh River for Boston Geo Brooks,
S.e,son. Norfolk. for Portland.
SD bak Come; schn. Canton James; Cadet; Thos.
Fen.sr; Gisd. T1ail ,loOP Portugal
Ian; schrs G Rusyca Sarah Elizabeth; John Tyler;
]. II. DAVIS Geo Brooks
NRw-HAvrN March AZ Sid. bark New Haven will
Porto Rico schr. Honesty. Appleton. PhiladephiA
No,thern Liehl. Balls do; Ales aadef. Baldwin, de-
NANTUCKET. MaSch BAR. schrs. Jacob Raymond.
Fsri,s. Me- folk sloop Portugal. Brown N. Yesk.
NORFOLK, March 2l-Arr. schrs Josephine Curtis
Bos OF kokeno, PYoyir ce.own FAIRFIELD Norris, Bee
ton Elizabeth Ann, Cobb, ProviBcctsvn: A. Els
swsstsns CtaElessoB ed. brigs Citizen Brown. New
York; Nasnlus, Rocklsnd N York scArs rlyns Cloud
Wslsn; Vol; wnsiviile' How' Boston; Avh'"'r
Csuichl. Y Bedford.
PHILADELPHIA. March f<-Au. bark Gen, Nicker-
son Bcsten; bng Fostur. Crowell, Nsv- York; schr.
Ssrcp Paine, do Clt sohrs Mariner. Ncksrson, Bss-
ton Leader. Ncksrson. do Red Beach, Wooster East
PORTLAND MMcA 2s-Ar banks Oc,avis. Collins.
MstspzaS3 Mercy len Slower do brss Sea Bird, Cur
ne, Havana; Isaac Carver, Clgk Sierra Moena schrs:
Siilwsut.s Showers. CsrdsaU; Spleadid, Psndeld,
PROVIDENCE, March AZ Ar. schr. Queen, Crowsll,
RICHMOND, March as-An. schr. Orianaa, Dodge,
HaIall, Layfeld, do. Sd schs. HeAfico.
futile New York Miranda, Jones, Baltimore:
STONINGTON, March 27-Arr schr. Sterling, Chase,
~ Yerk for Hyanbis sloop Huntrsss Wbour, do for Fall
River
WILMINGTON. N c., March ai-Arr. schr. Alans,
Prosssr NcwYork CID 1d, brig Angola, Overlook. Sc.
Don ingo.
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A Challenge.

At the request of friend, we insert the fol-
lowing Challenge Originally published In TAs
Euenins PesD from an intelligent gentleman, for.
merly Catholic priest, to Archbishop Hughes, In.
viting discussion of the views presented in his
recent lecture in this city
REV. J. C. PITRAT to the Most Rev Archbishop
JOHN HUGHES.
SIR Your last lecture was intended to make the
Catholic and Protestant citizens believe that the
Much has been, and is now, written and said on the
opposition Of your Church TO liberal institutions
but, your opponents are either politicians or Pro-
testant ministers, or were formerly lay member OF
the Church, you and other leaders Of the Church,
answer They misrepreseDt our principles because
they are not acquainted with our theology II your
opponents were once priests, you and other fello
leaders exclsim They SANDER doctrines, because
they were either ambitious or immoral, or be.
cause we expelled them from the ministry Sir, l
was brought up like you, IN Ecclesiastical Schools
studied the same theological works and was taught
same practices. My mind and my heart were
lmbued with the same IDEAS, views, purposes, and
feelings. Hence know what you kn0 about Ro-
msnism, and oficiated many years as priest in.
France. AfteIward published and edited, IN
Paris, paper advocating the reformation OF our
Church. II came to the United States it was only
to carry out freely my ideas of Church reform.
Was officiating az a ROmish priest in the State Of
Louisiana, when, Irresistible doubts the fupdsmen
tai aflicles OF creed coming to my mind thought
could no longer, with good conscience, practise
and preach what believed to be wrong. Ambition
DID not induce me to leave tue Church, for was
pepniless, without acquaintance and not knowing
the English language Nor was 1t on account OF ion.
morality for letters from the Bishop OF Belley and
from the Archbishop OF Bordeaux, In whose docsses
ofic ated Romish priest, declare that my stand
lng, both as man and as priest. had been always
honorable. The Bishop Of New-Orleans did not sx-
pei me from the ministry for, when resigned him
self and his Grand Vicar wrote to me fstterng let
tiers 10 induce to go back and live in their own
palace have all those letters they have been
published, but never denied. Now. Sir, come out
and declare honestly and soemnly, thai the Cathoic
doctr ines oppose radically liberal institutions More,
charge you and other leaders OF your Church, with
intending and endeduor,ng to undermine the liberal ~
sfitutions Of this Republic, hst you may crush fAsm
whenever circumstances prove favorable.
| challenge you to q discussion OF PLATFORM or
by writing on the aforesaid charges. II you per
sonally decline the challenge, am ready, and will
he glad to meet any priest, or lay member OF your
Church commissioned by you for that purpose. Sir,
hope you will let me hear from you.
/ am, respectfully yours, C. PITRAr.
P. S. pledge my honor that will respect you
zno the public. shall cOnfne myself to the ques-
tions as above stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26
" EW-YORK and NEw-HAyEN

RAILR0AB.-wINrER ARSA sGrMrxf Dee.
|, 1851 Trans su Of Nsv-vsrt eave eers. sf
CaHal-si. and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS lszvs Ter New Hsvss st sns
liz A. N ands SPIN The ll.ys A D. rsns n e1s-
sstioe VIII Tfaz from Ss~ HAYES 70 hsrif'N ard
Spnprbe&. sHs wtB Tran owe, the Csssi Road.
frrgtss TRAINS fbf New-Hsveo, Hartford. Syskxt><,
iconheciiess River and vsrno1t Railroads. 70 cs;scs
szf<b 2ad Gostesl.l Bcatos and G0-os.tef a. NJ.
(teSs A. Stamford and 81 1sspostl Aa1 *. tss,s 81
eezntoft N0r~Al and Brfissyoyt } TINS tsoat u seau
8 Boston. TIE A NJ eonnscs WITH u. HosEstc.e snx
Magazines Railroads ~ sndxsp0rs, ard Csasl Rslo.<
Al Nsv-Hsvsn, rsssi selacA z. ~. -sik Nssrsiscs
kailroa6 sr,er.pcr
SPECIAL rkalss Ter Por Casssef. a. eA A n. sa u
u. STOP Al rosbi Verron and pelhsnvl,e.
TEAMS tyre Ntw yokE-A ccoamodssoa rrxf.x leave
as~-Hsssa At asa J, ant ASA NJ and an r e.
lisss A AZ receive. passenger hon SsnEgfsA A.
y irtfnfc sad CsRsl 2si,IO4t A. New Hay~a and trox
= t7xsracs Ra,rVAd a. Brttssbnrt rhs <fe r u
G YES passenrsu ron HaIforc and Spynsssld Rsr>sf
srrsBss TRAINS leave New Hsvsn. asrivsl 81 Trans
Boston, Sc i.i5 sAe ets y M. ls,oppas a. ags6xssSr
,z-ss srS Stssr,crta 'e.v.s Boston sts A. NJ, sss
sP.h
syscl.l rs.ss l.svs pcrt Ches.r Of ma. NJ. al
is3rA
'ss srss BIZ Of advertise a. "A. ss.is. aoss ~
p acipsi Ec,sis Gro W. EHlSrLxE. "a.
~
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Eeaal Notices.
8 UPREME COURT-LEvI 8. CHAT.

SUfNEME COUNI-L .. YIN = .
SrIrID ID, Attorney General Of the State Of New YosA,
against THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COM
PANY OF THE CANAL BANK OF ALBANY II.
pursuance of order OF the Supreme Court of the STATE q
New York made the twsay eighth day Of May, e3
the undersigned, Receiver Of the Canal Bank q Absng
hereby gvee notice the holders OF the outstanding esu
lain OF bills Of the said Canal Bank and " the
sons holding she certificates gwen by the undersigned =
such Receiver for the balance remaining unpaid notes -
bills surrendered on receiving the FIRST dividend of sExy
thai they required 70 present the said note:
bills certificates for TO the sad hecevef a. ~
Office the City Of Albany within two year, from the dsfe
OF this notice or In default thereof they will b eclvAe4
said sis and certificates. and nom all claim ~
ressa OF holding the same. and hat the said fund wi
dspssrd OF uader the dTscoe u The said Court Tor -
benefit of the other creditors Of The said Canal Bsnk
such manner may be hereafter determined 20! tAe
greater Of those hslng the said bills aad e-
dicaes the Receiver has made arrangements by WHOA
same will also be paid presentation 70 the Ceuserni
ts5 lnW1vr ANDHEW WHITE 6ooatv0&
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Southern Mail Items.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, MaTch % 1871.
The Southern Mail this morning brings Charleston
and Savannah papers as late as due, but there are
three mails now due from Ne Orleans.
The Savannah Republican says GA private tele'
graphic dispatch from C5attanega states that the
village of WhtesbuTy was destroyed by fire on the
18th inst 1000 bales OF Cotton were burned"
The Sunday morning trip of the mail boat from
Charleston to Wilmington, and the Sunday after
noon trip from Wilmington have been discontinued
by order Of the Postmaster. his will leave
but one through Southern mail on Sundays.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

- NEw,YoRK e ALsANf sns ThoT r.,, w me
K ssa.S S% 3: "a. ~; s:s
a fro. !, , ,.s, S for Pt;.iMaM s s %
sSrts s H.: piss s'' On "GssS q I'D
Psss:l Cold spd1s y'A. as,esosSl
Ill only stopping at ali stations. AttpM passsn
S,: ps9s. onIy opPSaf At W.. ,:s, :s,'. q
Kin. Cold sprins, Pshkl New Hamburger and posespSs
az n ,T: o .sS % s, ' \. se sss
for Emgrsps and through frsshE osi, iron sls "A,
Sn: 81 sGrA d ..'; ss0' E.s.' s.sS'
tssogh freight ssny os Es,. A'.n' IA, .,sisa
ns then b.s ~, are mails q BE- and dssrsd Al
"a n, for way freight only. IRON Ess, Albany A.u
son Rhns5sct. PoushIssp.i. F.ssiii and Pssf,s A,
81 M., for psss.pges 20 New-York, rop2ios =. way,
stations On sfnab A. AP.M.. tfro" East Albany
Isavs Pssssf.spsis for Nsw-Yort at q A. A.. stop
pT I.srs u" Y..ssIili for H.~-ywl u An e.:.as."
tG Nav Yors :sPps :. - y5s ns;.. :,
Passenger viii p..ss. rssss. e.ts.: .s.snag ss 0.s.
Esw-Ysrk. Jan. IS. isa2. BOBr. HlGHAM.sapt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On
IL and after MONDAY, March 1, a Passenger Train
iS,o M, arriving At Ps.Iskil at iito Rstsrnng
cs is: :,. P;sl;s! ps O'clock Pm 'na arrive
ca'~'''' ~ FRENCH, Superintendent.
On MONDAY 10Th inst AID until April 10. iso!; 'hs
time Of the Hudson River Railroad train: LEAVING ssw
Work Peekskil Pous hh eepss and Eat Albany. ana AZ
r,vus At Nsw-Yo,k and ksst Albany will vary IRON me
present times as follows -. ,..... =, =
The First Psskskni Tran, leaving Chamesrsn ~. AZ
A M will continue TO East Albany, WIN way mAs'
ard az i've at East Alsssy q. g. 3sPM
The second Alban, Train leaves a. at present. o.
from Cbsnsersa arriving at East ALBANY ii 'h"''"
The second Psekski Train will leave Chsmbsrs st. at
10 N instead Of TO- 80 NJ. c,..
fbe Crprsss Train for Albany and Trey VIII leave ChAn
her, NJ at 30 p. n instead Of l3P n .
The THIRD Peeksklu Train. leaving ChAmben 81 ~
> NJ viii fun III Tough TO Poughksepss
Ibs Train hlch new leaves ~ ~ ~
The Atsrnson Train iroa Peskskin will issvs ct ~
p N instead If 3 p NJ ,.,<. n 4,
The n All Train will leave East Albsay a. - a. -
stead q n. and arrive 81 'i''" I" 'i' !" ''''''"
The Erpyess Trains will leave East Ahany ~ ~.
ivresd 81 n, and arrive ~ sis-ss o. IL L. m-'h
stead Of 1852 ~ ,,.,. u..a.x
Fe'A"' FRENCH 9uDorrtendent.
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OEOTON AoUEDUCT DEPART

, - .r,.ss,.s r. BufEbisc sEwEx !. SEC
oND-Av lss.sss M s.d ~ <. s n S.sss
ne snss q i Mssiss. sAs SO dsV Of Ap q eesk
10 build ss-s! With he rss..ssy sscs'nez
sSsas les fsss Ths plsa cfe ssssr ana s,sca-
sss sor Al bsi the ,sns. src sn stasf eiesms
Csssae' ;slk this osss Ne. ro,s nsssn g, ,s's.
l.,es.Isat oftls Crotsa AQustses Deg Assnsas.
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Rumsred Bank Defalcation.

Bosros, Thursday, March Is, 1852.
Rumors are current in Safe st. Of defalca,ion IN
the Suffolk Bank by two employees. The receiving
Teller and the Bookkeeper) The latter sailed for
Liverpool in the Asia yesterday, Unexpectedly TO the
Directors and the Teller said to have been arrested
on board the steamer. The Bank officers are inves-
tigating their Books and Cash.
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NINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w -Trains Of Michigan boathsn and no1sAsrn IN
s,as R.ilrosds run daily (Sandsys sxssptsd - tonows
Lave Monroe and Toledo at ais A. n Mrive q La
10 AZ swp NJ: thence passsBgsrs 70 By dass %
Plssh Road il milss to Michigan Guy Aeses y cars
niles TO Ainsv and By stage u miles 70 cn'ase ~
Ter FEB. 1, b. cars through TO Chicago.
Rsturning 10 Laports same wsy-ean lseW k1pos
no a. II and arrive at Monroe and Toledo - ~ r. "a
ror.nwsrt La Faysbts and st Seutn nena
nd At ether places the xs with the prscps 'S~AI
A. Toledo this iins connects ~ st5 p M OFT a.xa
,as Lie Ere South Shore rosie by stare and
Sy abroad via Bunsrh 70 New Yort, o. ~ ssass Ne
5aasirk 70 Bufxlo, and BY cars efef Bee
Ths5 p. n. trzin on tss Nsw- fofs h1a NJ" 49,"
meets With the Lake shore fatn N ...x,.
P.e~pren at Cleveland can take ears ~ ns w ~
p;t,sou,,b-,hsrcs BY railroad and - miles gzgme "
ph;,.Ssl.h,s asf Nsv-Yorh Baltimore aAd saanS-
81. EP. WILLIAMS eupsrnssndsn
Adrfsz jan IL. ls33
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IMPAIRMENT Of REPAIRS aad

~ sTJppIIRe Mach as, fsu 10 CAn.Is ~.
ass Plepesais r, - r: ssS sassss.
0fes q TIE Conn 81 sew CT, HALL sst,l Won;
DAY. Apni s sos sSIipi NO; NV sosi
Ss ksprX r dor the Corporation 81 Nsw fcsE V ~
s - 10 - 81 Ihis cu llsa and ssSe,ns ~ -
M Sssy,sse ard al infrnstigs N rsgod osrsss cAa
ss - n the Once Of the Chief Engineer 81 ne WE
n~narunsat No 81 Etzaosth q. bask B~ioeSss can %
GThs Car nsissisasr reserves the nsht q rsjest.ag
49,. ~ ~ Esfimstes IN deemed for TIE ntss sss 81
~ ~ r ~ WIN. ADAMS.
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By Telegraph to the Sew-York Tribune.
yirsinta Oppo.it,en Convention.
RIcHNoND, Thurscsy, March

RrcHNoSD, THURSDAY, March IS, 1851
The State Opposition Convention Re assembled this
morning, and the Committee Of Organization mad.
their report
The general iupressi Is that CAss Delegates
v Ill be chosen.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

COR SHREWs BURY, LONG
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, IMiddsto~n,l and RED BANK.-Nsw and
SPLENDID steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. X
bsssertv viii leave Nsw-Hsvsn pier. Pscs slip. East
aivsr, follows:
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UERMONT VALLEY IND. anS C .t,o.

v NECfINo RAILn0ADs JosssssU, osdsss-
ss1;1 .nS Hs.s1s. :ffs;Hv ELL .s.
Haven and SeviBessS' - PECK do Gsses rsesecsa
~ e. as : 6: ny; =.
ralysel q ~ " Fl. 81 (5sssl g. y. Ye1 pevc1,ss
n;Ex no, xsas. Omss Ne II sssks-"' :" u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-26

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-NEW -
vopr 70 PHI ADyIPMA dsrsss-u. 9. NAL
nd ExYRISo LINIS-Thsssh n a hes11-ns~-'S-
ssy R.ilIssd va Jersey ciy lss.in3 Hsv-fSFs 49,
I~s,ss PhiisdslpAia = ~ al Jan 81 p.n fro.
foot u walnust Pare fsdsssl TO - fss fs-saS aae
HEIffHoRY. WARRINGTON m CHAlI1Cf0n
sbroseh tcksss soId the sssvs nss, anA aYosgn -
gaze carried in the A. - sna HP.h' n1ss ~
fovi WITH thfousn sooAns<ego
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Markets. . . Reported BY Tsleraph.


New ORLEANS Wednesday, March "a, 1852.
Sales Of 5000 bates CoTToN at unchanged prices !;
Strict MiddliDg, TIC The Price Current OF this
morning makes the increase of receipts at all tho
southern ports, 1897 900 bales.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, March Is, 1851.
200 900 barrels of Dry Sailed Meat sold at St for
Shoulders and TIC for Sides. 100000 bills of Smok-
ed Sides sold at SIC, all for April delivery.
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Fire at Geneva.

GENEVA, Thursday, March Is, 1852.
FIRE was discovered about o'clock this morning
in the brick block occupied by L. w Lacy, (crockery
and C. 3. Ackeyly, (hardwaTe) which was entirely
consumed. Loss 900. Partially insured.
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Navigation in the Yves
Produce in store at Rochester,

CINCINNATI Thursday, March IS, 1889.
The Miami Canal is now open TO Toledo. The
liver is in good navigable order
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II The Catharine Ferries, Under the
management OF the new lessees, Messrs. Smith and
Bulbley, commenced running on Thursday morn
ing The proprietors contemplate making extensive
Improvements. New boats are to be put on as soon
as built, in place of the old ones now used
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The stages for Squsn and Freehold viii conrsc.
tor with boat Stages convey passengers all paris OF
the country Al forbid trusting the above bos
on the account Of the owners.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-

FORD and TAUNTON-Ths steamers MASSACHU-
SETS aBd c. VANDERBILT. Of this line nov ran rssv-
larry heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North
Eivsr &M wharf above Battery place. daily Sundays sr
e~pted at M. and stoninston ~ o'clock, or on
arrival the mail ain, which leaves Boston ats NJ
Tor freight passage apply at the Office No Battery
nlaca On hoard the hoata
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EREIGHTS TO BOSTON.-FrssgnsS.
IL srs are informed that The rate Of cas,T ~
bstwssa Nsv-Yosk saA Bes!oa. b. 49, 81
VII - low - b ssksf q hs Agents.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRH.-About o'clock on Thursday
morning q ERE broke out in the pattern shop
attached to Mr. J. Benson's brass foundry In Water
ST., and Is 900 or 900 valuable patterns we're
totally destroyed. The building is Of frame, and
was damaged to the extent Of about $500. No in
surance on building or contents The property il
owned BY M. Benson.
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ROCHESTER, Thursday, March IS, 1882.
The amount of Flour in store this city Is q, 500
bills. of Wheat IS 900 BUSH Wheat comes In slow WY
from the country, and brings 94c. " bush.
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nenessic Perss.

.rrxaupuIA March Dam. schs G. Chamelaih
~ 1s vv.Is.e OsSssrn, Nsw-YWk; Ihs1as
Pss. 4. Tsufax, Ps.fsia- d.; Nash,a Danes,
Had. Pan river sA- sehI Phess ssnss' osA'''
nosrou. March ss-An ssshs Es'iess, a., ssasA's'
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4NHE PEOPLE of the State Of NEW

u YORK By the grace Of God free and ndspssSses
70 Ali peysps Interested in the estate Of JOHN SRI
WIS late Of thu CITY Of Rs~ York dsesasst crsdt.
ors sext OF kis OF othsrv ss Send Gsssing toe 80
each 81 ,ou are hereby cited and required -
sns appear before Surrogate Of ths County o. New
Yotk AZ his ocs the CITY u Nswy On hs fesrs
dny Of May nsIt ecleck - the fs,ssops onas
day thea and Ibs aesd he nnsl ssvlsnsss 2! %:
DANIEL L. sTIvERS, - Administrators Of the sosAss
ck sttsls and credits of said dsessssd i.
In tsstiuOsy whereof we have caused the ssA emes q
aid surrosa's 10 be hsfsssf0 sfKsd. Wteess,
usI ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD. k,9aise, ssr-
rsssis Of our sz,f County q he Csy Of Now ysfks
the k dsy Of January the year Of Lord oas tAss-
sssd ssks kustrsd and ffty tive
tszs law&wEs A. ". BBADbOhD. S1rrefsss.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the pro.
Y esscs of the sale Of the fssl ss'sts u LUDwso
EIIKK deceased viii no dsuibutsd 70 the ersatos ~ -
II se~ YoTs his Office 10 the Hal o. kseofss ~
CIV Il New YORK. the hfth dsy - ASfu nss~ -
ssioss. Rev York ysc i. y i ~ ORD. suss.ss