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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
WHE W-YORK and LIVERPOOL
Il limited STATES MALL STEAMERS.-The ahps

Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Thes hps
composing this line the following:
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC Capt Couistock
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built by contract for Gov
eminent service Every care has been taken in their
sIuction, also in their Engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are uno-
oualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage nom
New.Yok Liverpool in rclass cabin, $2o In second
Do $40 exclusive use of saterooms $500 from
Liverpool NewYork ESQ and $40 An experienced sur
econ attached each ship No berth secured until paid Tor
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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EN- CUANCCRY Of NFW -JERSEY-Bctween

ks.ard 81 Buren, " Tnnye. Ehxaaeih Fsh->-,
Ws simpson teenSsE;-Ore 81 rrvsi asd
ut- HapeaTns tic Affidavit the A'i
v simpson. the TIC sad
has dssiie il hi end a' by The Death 10 ss Whsm
ksisy smI-sn, tie s- 81 Peter ID. ,a-y Cs,ne
snifon, the VIZ o; John H. William sn2 Ba'bas
Ellen sns Heetrr DANIEL StD.Da,
Spou Itrasm v. IiomPcn. Who the hrs
the " an sn-oa. d~ce--d. base hon1- ,n'~ss-i
that tie yar-- cic them
hete'o Il Of Joh Nsnys o. counsel.
With the thai the stand rss-J aud
And hat Tie saa Peter d. Oakley sad Nancy M ~. John h'-os
tstAsnn- his " tsm Simpson, Balkan sup-on Ellen
Hc-er DAVID simpson. George sf-os ard
Abraham W o. the Nian srsn
ssccsstd thereto the pace and stead the sad
ilam end further ordered th>i the .sd
Peter Oakley Jin '-a,hnrin-
hs linn smtron, Bagba Simpson, Ellen SIMPSON Hester
DAVID SIMPSON George and Abraham w.
Thompson and pot their ssny h-r disclaimer
81 ihs sud the matters hern before the
ne'i tenn OF tins Court And IN they fail 10 DO that d>ree
be Entered them. and the shall
copy the served personally
dee naarts. ~.ihn thirty the Lefe that within
the date hereof they said
be published The FRIEDMAN prn,ed and
lehed New Hr and continued therein
sve si zach week anil that the bs
rpbals ike and o the he Of tine
the purd and Published The Cay Of New York
March 3. is52. h. WILLIAMSON, q.
nl7 lA~s~w "A true eOry.l DANL u. BODINE. cieri.
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ANEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-Thomas


IN France AIT Thomas summons-Tor THOMAS BATES,
hereby summoned the ss OF
Thomas France fled the ofce Of The Cerk Of
Hall " the City Of New f0rk on . @h day
March, 1857 and Of me, at my
Office Beeknan the City Of ks~ York, within twenty
OF THE exclusive OF the day OF ser
wise the plaintiff judgment against for the OF
lsr ssd forty dssrs aud with
thereon July 1881 besides eo~sDatsi
March a, 1882 j. 3. CARPkNIlEk, fannh ANSssy
lavav
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NOTICE is hereby gwen according to law,
IN all per-ons having CLAIMS ssains; WILLIAM siADE
late othe City Of Brooklyn deceased that they are required 10 Ell
hh the with the voucher. thereof 20 the subscriber Joseph
Eans place business, No Il Ayuesv, lie CITY oi
Brookyn on or before the dayof August neXDset February
TO- 1853. JOSEPH EtLlNo, Executors.
ilf lswtmW* GEO. WlNTERSON, ~
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NEW YORK and CHARLESTON

M EW- 7 0 f K and CHAKLESIUN
~ STEAMSHIPS SEMI-WEFKLY LISE.-Ths new
and elegant steamships MARION, Capt NJ berry; UNION,
Capt. Richd Adams; sOUTHERNER, Capt W. Foster;
JAMES ADGER, Capt j. Dickinson forming resna,,
eemi-weeky lne between Newiork and Charleston will
make their trips "a follows:
Union Saturday, April "A Marion saturday, May :.
Soutbernt nv % Jas Adger ednesdsy June
Marion. Saturday, Nay l Union. Saturday,
jas. Adser eduesday, Soutirrner W ednssdHy' -
Union. :. Saturday, 3 Marion. Saturday, l..
southernerWednescay.' IL Jas Adger edncsday, 10
Marion. Saturday, - Is Union. Saturday d,
Jas AdgerWednesday, IS Souhener " eanesiay :. s
Mon. SATURDAY, - Y Marion .Salnaay, . 81
SouthernerW ednesdsy, 70 Jas Adger w ednesaay,
The steamers leave Pier No North River at O'Clock
M precisely For freight sppy bosrd and for passAss
ct the counting room of SI'OFFORD, TILESTON ~.
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TvOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

Il CHEAP PASsAGE.-Thc entirely and r,asnf-
clipper chip. NORTH STARR. Captain J. y. Barclay,
will positively sail about tho 24th OF April The aecono-
atius IN this beautiful clipper and the well kuown reputa-
ton of Captain Barclay this being his third 70 the
above po) win rrndsr al persons Opportunity seldom
offered selecting comfortable passage. iir be-
tweendecks fully eight feet high and patent venators
II fully expected she will make the passage In 70 days
Early application will be necessary 10 Passase as ony
q limited number will W. taken either on hoard Per
East River foot OF Dover-st to BUTLER BROTHERS,
No lh3 and lie South-st. N. Y.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
oe the County Of New hereby al
claims WILLIAM H. BOGARDUs. ate OF ~" City
of kewiork Connseorst Law de- e~scs present the
vouchers -ub-cub- the Office Anthony l..
Robertson Eq, SO IS " s the Ctr 81 New lUs,
before the iweaL day % JuEs pextDsied Nrwi aah
gay Of December 1881 JACOB A. ROBERTSON,
do lawfmW Executor, &C.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

- SHIf COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PAClg
IC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONF ASY.-Ony Through Line
for California and Oreson.-EXTRA-ThrvUghr Tickets now
for SaleThe superior dnue-en CINE steamship ILLINOIS,
II. Hartstrne, L. s. N Commander resdy for
service, Will leave for ASPiNWALL NAVY "tY.
direct on MONDAY APrii Ii. at o'clock p NJ, p sey,
from her pier foot Of Warren-st r. to connect NTH the
GOLDEN GATE, 250 tuns. Lieut.. Patterson u ). ~,
Commander which ordered remain at Panama
be readiness Immediately arrival of the
that point and to sail direct San francisco without any
delay.
The accommodations Of these smshps unsurpassed
and they have proved to b. the astes auncedthe
Illinois having made the passage from New-fork to the
Isthmus in days and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama to San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad 10 operation, and the
running within few miles OF Gorsona the head Of
river navigation.
Passengers going forward by these vessels Is confidently
expected Will make the quickest Trip performed from
New Y ork to SEN Francisco.
Early application win be necessary passage for
which apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office Of
the Cornr,aaies No. III West-st- corner OF Warren.
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NOR LIVERpOOL.-United States

4 Mail steamship ARCTIC, Capt. jaime. {: Luce.-Thls
steamer Will part with the T. > Mails tor Europe posi-
lively on SATURDAY, May at II o'clock H. from her
berth the foot Of Cana No berth secured I'll paid
oI For freight passage, having unrqualcd accounodA
tons for ee gance comfort, apply 70
EDW. X. COLLINS CO. No s. Wal-st
TIE steamship BALTIC Wan succeed the ARCTIC and
sail May !, 1852
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EDW'D K COLLINS CO. No. Sc Walf., NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY L CO., Liverpool
E.G. ROBERTS CO. No. 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. Rue Notrs Dame dea
VICTORIES Paris 81 O. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
lver bullion specie swey precious stones or metals ul.
less bills of g ngned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL.-The Boston ships only calling At Hall
fax to land and receive mails and ggsssengen
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, A. Ryrie,
PERSIA Capt. - EUROPA Z. @. Lott
ASIA, C. H. =. Judkins NIAGARA, Stone,
AMERICA. N Shannon, CANADA w. Harrison,
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch
These vessels carry clear white hight at mast head
on starboard bow, red port bow.
EUROPA Lott, from NEW-YORK, Wednesday, April =.
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON, Wednesday April H.
AFRICA Harrison, FIN NETWORK, Wednesday Apr1l2i.
AMERICA, Shannon from BOSTON, "Wednesday, April %.
ASIA, Judkns, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, May o.
NIAGARA, Stone from BOSTON, Wednesday, May H.
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, May IS.
u French German, and other Foreign Goods received
and brought in with British Goods Through bilk
of lsding are given in Havre for New-York
Passage from NewYork or Boston to Liverpool Sl0.
Berths not secured until paid for
Freight win be charged specie beyond amount kr
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
" All letters and newspapers must Psa through ths
PostOfics. For freight or passage, apply to
E. CUNARD, No 50 Broadway.
First Cabin, $50; Second Cabin, SO.
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Marhinerp, sc.

Cylinder PRESSES for SALE
1.-Two Tayor's Cynder Power Presses, nearly new, aud
perfect running order The beds of the Presses measure
adv ST inches each AZ the occupied by thos Press
desir.d for more powerful they will be sold AT
Sarssln Apply to 5. FRENCH corner OF Nassau and
Spruce -Sfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
u Of the Of New York hereby all
having claim. BENJAMIN SMITH rte h- Cy Of >sw
York deceased, present the with the youhc
the snbser the OF Denton Smith Co. No q Front
the City New YORK. before the FIRST day OF Nay
Dated New YORK, the .slh day OF Ocsber, lS5l.
oeg IawtmWs WILLIAM 8. HERMAN ETecutor
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A. EW PIANO FORTE WAREROOMS

IN LINCOLN THOMPSON, formerly AZ she
6.s.ums of r. Gilbert Co, have opened rooms al NO
IN Bnadwsy where may lie found complete assortment
new and second hand Pianos for sale on the most rea
sc,~he trms Also Pianos To let We shall be nappy 10
c,s friends A. above and invite the residents OF this CITY
-. '' ~ A. b. LINCOLN,
A f.. THOMPSON.
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IL Of the County hereby M
having aart CHRISTIAN g. MULLER, late ~ the Cay II
Newly orb, declared the vouchers hereof
the subc nbcr. the Office OF LOUIS cd0Tn No. /: Broadway
the City third lay My
Dated New YORK. the Goth Gay Of October. ls3i.
LOUIS BiEIDORk, Admin .rato-.
ocQ ed MULLER. frsfri1.
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ID EDUCTION of FARES BETWEEN
HI PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL.-Ihe LIV-
ERPOOL xnd PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO., IN
tend sailing then Steamship rs follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2I25 Capt. Robert Lcitch.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910 Capt. William Wyhe-
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW. .................T Thursday, May
CITY OF MANCHESTER .............' Thursday, Junes
CITY OF GLASGOW. Thursday, July
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Thursday, July ~
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CT ASGOW. "Wednesday, April
CITY OF MANCHESTER ........... Wednesday Mays
CITY OF GLASGOW .............. Wednesday June
CITY OF MANCHESTER .......... Wednesday, June -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
eaIou N single Saloon single Slater 3ogsA
double Double 10 -
forward - % - forward -
Including Stewards fees.
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thrd-class passengers viii be taken
from Phadelphia and Liverpool and found IN provlsions
From Phadeiphia ....$20 From Liverpool. &c guinesa
Certificates passage will he sued here tn parties who
Freight ON fine goods per tun and goods hard
ware &c, will be taken subject TO agreement.
Fnt-class steamships ply between Liverpool and GLASGOW
Hayre Rotterdam Leghon Maseilles aud other Mediter
ports by which goods be shipped to Liverpool
and thence by this line, TO Philadelphia direct
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
All goods gent the agents in Philadelphia and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply 10
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia and New York
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS CO., Liverpool
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OIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

FOR SALE-Persons about purchasing Pianos or Me-
nom No I52 Eutsn second floor, least side Of Broad
NV where they will find assortment OF the modern style
n rose wood Piano Fortes and Melodeons Every nstru
nent warranted for two years and when doubts are ex.
pressed the quality the payment be withheld until
ch doubts are removed Old Pianos received in part pay
uep for new ones New and secondhand Pianos to let
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C,INGER'S SEWING MACHINE will

- do what no ether machine capable OF in sewing o1otn
leahrr corset material in fact, anything that reqmrs
neat handsome stitching What this machine processes 70 40
will do perfectly. The ncTeduloaw fully CONVINCED
by Demonstration all doubts fully removed hacninss on
exhibition Come a-judge ana be satis;ied No
charge made for admission. - -
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DIANOS for sale and to Hire, at No. 8
Barclays st.. next door TO the Aston House, from 81 to
eoAyes In wood and mahogany cases.
JAS. THOMPSON, late Tallman 4 Randell.
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NFSSRS. LIGHTE Il NEWTON, in

M consequenc OF the increased demand and anvsed
trssuess and opened Wareroorn in Broadway No ooo
vtexe shen constantly keep choice selection OF our
49, ror,,s from 81 10 "a oc ave in Rosewood with
N tbs late improved patterns We shall also continue 10
- fill ar ormeE, OF Instruments st our Mandatory ana
W.rsrsus No u Csralst All Piano fores of our manu-
s,,e are warranted every respect Professors amateurs
70 tho.. no atc purchasing respectfully invited
~ esT and examine All orders from the CITY or country
mn efually executed
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C,TEAM ENGINE and BOILER TO

Sale or II ade-Bocr twentyfoSr feet long and thr-
inches diameter; cylinder OF engine eight inches d.
an, ter with SPUR Ecer and shaft with drums and hangers
tcet with heater blower counter shaf and all the cen
uections 10 Boiler the ANAL of Two hundred
and Fiy Dclsrv if sold this week The premises are 70
Let, ard tie Engine ready Application at ~ peyt
Machine chop the The Englne can be seen al
No 81 Kape-rl.
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DIANO-FORTES.- HAZELTON &

III BhOTHERS--A long experience in the Mechanical
n Musical Departments has prepared the subscribers to
warrant their Pianos every respect HAZKLTON'S No.
ne Centrest, Grand.
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it will be remembered that n large
number of his fellow citizens paid Wis
it on Monday night to the Secretary of
State, who briefly acknowledged the com
pliment. We give a correct report of
what Mr.. Webster said
| thank you fellow citizens, for this
friendly and respectful call. am very
glad to see you some of you have been
engaged in an afduous public duty at
Baltimore, the object of your meeting
being the selection of fit person to be
supported for the Office of President of
the United States-Others of you take
an interest in the result of the deliber-
ations of that assembly of Wings. 1t
so happened that my name,among others
was presented on the occasion another
candidate, however, was preferred. |
have only to say, gentlemen, that the
Convention did, | doubt not, what it
thought best, and exercised its discre.
ton in the important matter committed
to it,
The result has caused me no personal
feeling whatever, nor any change of con-
duct or purpose What | have been /
am, in principle and in character, and
what | am | hope to continue to be
Circumstances or opponents may tri-
umph over my fortunes, but they will
not triumph over my temper or my self
respect
Gentlemen, this is serene and beau.
tiful night. Ten thousand of the lights
of heaven illuminate the armament
They rule the night A few hours hence
their glory will be extinguished
aye stars that glitter in the skies,
And gaily dance before my eyes,
What are ye when the sun shall rise p
Gentlemen, there is not one among
you who will sleep better tonight than
shall If | wake | shall learn the
hour from the consultations, and shall
rise in the morning, God willing, with
the lark; and, though the lark is bet
ter songster than | am, yet he will not
leave the dew and the daisies, and spring
upward to greet the purpling east with
more blithe and jocund spirit than
shall possess. Gentlemen. l again re-
peat my thanks for this mark of your
respect, and commend you to the enjoy
ment of a quiet and satisfactory repose
May God bless you all
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ton to those interests that can know no
South and no North, / should neither
countenance nor tolerate any scdtion,
disorder, faction or resistance to the Jaw
or the Union on any pretcxt, in any part
of the land, and / should carry into the
civil administration this one principle of
military conduct-obedenc to the leg
islative and judicial departments of Gov
ernmcnt, each in its constitutional sphere,
saving only in respect to the Legislature,
the possible resort to the veto power,
always to be most cautiously exercised,
and under the strictest restraints and ne
cessites
Finally, for my strict adherence to the
principles of the wing party, as express
cd in the resolutions of the convention,
and herein suggested, with sincere and
earnest purpose to advance the greatness
and happiness of the Republic and thus
to cherish and encourage the cause of
constitutional liberty throughout the
world, avoiding every act and thought
that might involve our country in an UNI
just or unnecessary war. or impair the
faith of treaties, and discountcnancing
all political agitation injurious to the in
terests of society, and dangerous to the
Union, 1 can offer no other pledge or
guarantee than the known incidents of a
long public life, now undergoing the Sc
verest examination. Feeling myself
highly fortunate in my associate on the
ticket, and with lively sense ofmy OBJ
legations to the Convention, and to your
personal courtesies, l have the honor to
remain, Sir, with great esteem, your
most obedient servant.
WINFIELD SCOTT
To the Hon. j. G CHAPMAN, President
of the Wing National Convention.
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Reply IF Mr.. Graham.
WASHINGTON. June "a

WASHINGTON. June "a, 1852
Sir: | am pratificd to acknowledge
the receipt of the communication which
you did me the honor to deliver in per-
son Oh Yesterday. announcing my unani-
nous nomination as the Wing candidate
for the office of Vice President of the
United States by the National Conven-
ton which recently assembled in Balti-
more, accompanied by copy of the res
olutions of the Convention upon qucs-
lions ofnational principle and policy.
I cordially approve the declarations
made by these resolutions On matters
of the most recent practical interest they
do but portray the conduct of an admin
istration of the Government of which
for near two years | have been mem
Der. On all others, they but reitcrate
the doctrines and recommendations held
by its chief in important public commu
nications
Should tho noonlo of tbe Initial Stotos
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Reply Of Gen. Scott.

w ASIIlNGTON, June n, lcoZ.
Sir: | have had the honor to receive
from your hands the official notice of
my unanimous nomination as the wing
candidate for the Office of President of
the United States, together with a copy
of the resolutions passed by the conven-
ton, expressing their opinions upon some
of the most prominent questions of ma
tional policy.
This great stiuction-conferrcd by
numerous, intelligent and patriotic
body, representing millions of my coun-
trymen-sinks deep into my heart and
remembering the very eminent names
which were before the convention in a.
micable competition with my own, l am
made to feel, oppressively, the weight of
responsibility belonging to my new posi-
ton Not having written a word to pro-
cure this distinction, / lost not mo-
ment after it had been conferred in adj
dressing a letter to one of your members,
to signify what would be, at the proper
time, the substance of my reply to the
convention and | now have the honor
to repeat, in a more formal manner, as
the occasion justly demands, that | ac-
cept the nomination with the resolutions
annexed. The political principles and
measures laid down in those resolutions
are so broad that but little is left for me
to add l therefore barely suggest, in
this place, that should | by the PARTIAL
ty of my countrymen, be elevated to the
Chief Magistracy of the Union, shall
be ready, in my connection with Con
gress, to recommend or approve of meas
ures in regard to the management of the
public domain, so as to secure an early
settlement ofthe same, favorable to actu-
al settlers, but consistent, nevertheless,
with due regard to the equal rights Of
the whole American people in that vast
national inheritance and also to recon-
mend or approve of IA single alteration in
our naturalization laws suggested by my
military experience, viz: giving to all
foreigners the ght of citizenship, who
shall faithfully serve, in time of war, one
year on board of our public ships or in
our land forces-regular or volunteer
on their receiving an honorable discharge
from the service. In regard to the gen.
eral policy Of the administration, if cleo
ted, should of course look among those
who may approve that policy for the a,
gents to carry it into execution; and
should seek to cultivate harmony and
fraternal sentiments throughout the wing
party, without attempting to reduce its
members, by prescription, to exact uni
formity to my own views.
But j should, at the same time, be
rigorous in regard to qualifications for
office, retaining and appointing no one
either deficient in capacity or integrity,
or in devotion to Liberty, to the Consti-
tuition and the Union Convinced that
harmony or good will between the diff
ferent quarters of our broad country is
essential to the present and future inter,
ests of the Republic, and with devo-