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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
EyARM FOR SALE-A frst.rate Farm,

Il situated at Tea NecA, Bergen County, N. j., the
road from Hotoksn Tappan and miles from Fort "a
YsYry The said Farm ceatains $50 acres OF la with
large building and all the necessry out build
IN large number Of Fruit Tfses. ma nsvey G.,Iius
supply Of rood water. nex the oer II required would
Be divided and 50 IN w" eaces Of 70 snd For
paficnlam mqeue" A. G.. YABRISKIE. on the mises.
or Of ZABRlSp. ~ VAN RIPERS No SIG Greenwich q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR SALE-Thirteen years unex-
pired lease Of House with two stores in it, suitable
for any hind of business the trading side OF Of the
greatest thoroughfaIes in the city $1,000 cash will he
needed. Address ALPHA LEASE, of Earl q
Reeves No. 346 BIoome.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

ing about so acres situated in New Rochelle. about
five ues walk from the celebrated Neptune House,
and hours ride from New York 1t in high state
Of cultivation II has farmers dwelling barn, stable and
ouhouses, and there brock running through the farm
which fails in the dryes 1t commands
view of the eound for miles One half Of the pur-
ohaAe money remain bond and gage For fur
tbsI psStculss apply to Dr. c. g. ROWELI, Dentist No.
IL Chamb0rsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

ENOR SALE-A Farm, situated in Lenox,
Mass Containing from 90 10 100 acres Of
the location elevated and andng othe finest
~ befIsnne County anordnis me stnsuon ior gentle
Try. Communication daily with New York and Boston BY
Aal,ro:d Eor psr,lcn,ars inquire Of John HOTCHKlN
encs also may be had to X. COOK, New.York-Lsnox.
March l, 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR SALE-At Morrisania, two
n story New Cottage. rooms asS celia, pr,oe
ST. soe only S7eo required down Apply to LAPNAN =
KEYS No eeo Wash ngton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
GntIerp, Garbware, &r.

STEWARDS PLANTAG K N e I
~ GUARD RAZORS.-Ths subscribers contir ne to 70
ceve regular supplies of this celebrated Razor For sail
at wholesale only BY FRANCIS TONES SONS, No.
Maiden. lane sells agents FIR C. Stewart Co, Channg
cIcss London. Also the cello a.ed Army Razor entire
new article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
VALUABLE FARM for SALE or EX-

v CHANGE for CITY Property. IN the tom Of East
chester We.,ches'er Co., ntainng 3f acres. miles
from Tuyt eyhoe Depot Harlem Railroad on the rad
leading f.ou New-Yerk to White Plans; we'll fenced.
sood house ham and ohsr ouibui dingE failing
sream Of water running thro.gh the sane together VITA
81 sssortent Of fruit Apples, Pears, Peaches
Plume &C Terms easy. Inquire Of the su,scribsr at
rs.r Chss,er JOHN r II AWARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

Il The ResideL ce OF tho late EMERY BISSELL, NJ
located in the piessanest part of the village, few
rods from the churches, and about mile and haf
from the depot Of the Newly ork and New Haven Rail-
read The premises comprise between and tive
Of land the bordering the Norwalk River-wsl
stocked with fruit trees, modern we'll built two story
frame House. Barn, sod outbuildngs The place is IN
every respect very desirable Country Residence. For
further particulars apply CLARK BISSELL Nsrwalk,
Conn., or to RICHARD III. yESSUP No. 10 Pine st. n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
NARM for SALE on LONG ISLAND,

containing about thirty five about miles from
the city, and ten minutes wax from Railroad depot IN
esthy and pleasant neghbcrbod in the vicinity Of ssve-
raj fire private residerces Will be sold 90 reasouaole
terms For particulars inquire of JACOB 8. ABRAMS
No ll3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
lbRIvATE INSTRUCTION. -Arith.

pete. Algebra Geometry. with applications 10 d.
i1s ksrveylpf Engineering .sx HseAszJe Arts -
lies.ts Of sspsrisnes. Address TaiGos0Hkfkf'inT
sse Cfft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
mop SAIE-A Farm of 20 acres. l.

n,lss from this city, and within IS minutes walk Of
HINTS B'ioge on he Farem Railroad and about miles
fTom the Hudson River Railroad Depot ~ Yonksrs. Tns
nd IL Of rood ouaIty and fI ely situated each dc Of
the road There are several charm villa site, his
place The farm will be divided ino 10 or 20 acre i,ss
"a ant rurch sers For further Information apply JOHN
n DODD. No I'll Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

LNARM.-For sale. valuable Farm Of
II 600 acres in high state Of cultivation with good
fences never failing water and Is Of ht-rae
fruit full bearing The aonss large aud beautifully
situated, with hns view Of Ions islaad Sonnd new
cellar barns and stables with hay lofts. and good
supp Of buildings that necessary for the farm
Distance miles from Rye Station and ~ from Por. Chss-
ter the New York aud New Haven Railroad. Apply to
WATKINS HINES. No 458 Broadway, or TO I. W.
CARPENTER, on the pre- Nises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
AND suitable for a VILLAGE.-For

- ALE, forty to 6fy acres Of Land, one half Of IL
wosdse1a situated on the New.Yerx and New Haven
Railroad between the villages of New Rochelle and Pei
hanvAe II miles from erYork. Trains past those
nncs 81 times day each way aud they are bounded
the South by the road Leading to East Chester Apply
Or A. SMITH, New Rochelle. or to e. AUERBACH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

EvARM for SALE-In New.Jersey, near
the Blazing Star Ferry where steamboats, stop daily
are shng) and 81 miles from the Railroad depot at
Railway The farm contains 100 of excellent land
div ded into cultivated land, woodland salt meadow
ture land and orchard. House finely situated $1,000 may
remain on mortgage at per cent. Apply to
JAMES r LOTT, No. Sc Wall Ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

EVOR SALE-To Gardeners, or any per-
IL sons wanting small place near the City The sub
so,ibeys will sell 60 Of choice GARDEN LAND. ~
ipe ON two roads within two miles of Wliamsburgh, IN
sm all quantities o less than acres to suit purchs-
sers. good House and Barn the premises. This Of
fers great nduoement it lies within few minutes
drive OF the city, and near two lines of stages.
W iTKINS HINE, No. asa Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR SALE-The premises No. 81
GreeEwich st. with No. 70 and J, Trinity place IN
the embracing front Of about 10 feet on
st. and II Trinity The raising OF oreenwon ana
the cross the vicinity Of thus property he present.
season will add greatly 10 ITS value and render II yeg
eesirabe place Of business Also, House and Lot NO
Trost-st-Lot sbout 20 feet by 70 price Ssooe Also.
Loi No "a MaIkefeds size III feet oy - pTlce SsOo0
Applyto JAMES 20 tas.nnics.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

HtOUNIH1 SEAT on the HUD-
~ SON-FoY sale, Farm OF about 80 acres, about 20
Of woodland in the village Of Hastings 81 mles north Of
the city House stone, substantial modern style.
- rooms, with commanding river scenery untes beauty
and convenience in an unusual degree ten minutes
walk from the depot Of the Hudson River Railroad.
Grounds in the best order supplied with variety of fruit
stables and ice hou,e the premises The whole
part will be sold by application the premses to the pro-
prietor ALEXANDER BRINE,
Hastings, Westchester Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

TO LET-The large and convenient
u dwelling and cut HOUSES, ncus ins ice house ke ana
ten acres Of land s;axs about thrss miles soss ws.s Of
the village Of Fs~bur4h frcm the st dzy o. Ami re,t
The premises rapphsd VIVA good veil and ciss-. n.
ter eaIssn AID abundance q ehocs fra, sAd "a aas
tees. Ncomnsbds extensive prospect and m k..-
Thy location. Tsr further particular inquye ~ r. ~
MACE or the Pscprsssz ii Hesbarsh
JAMES r. DIXON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
I0OO-BROADWAY OFFICES t,

steJO LET-Stores, Ssl,ch Easements 70 let Fsrth
ish Oricss TO- H. H. Had H. connected IN one sat
n Toens present occupied BY Dr. Napoleon Pretsers
snd DR. Lswlsbury Dentists &c they will be 10. IL oue
ofce Rear Stores to let corner o. Broad sa and
Anbary at cheap rents Sa Don Bssnent zoe fee,
splerdidiy 1T ed to et. will be divided to sus
tsdes SAY fifty stores Offices. IN the La cite Galley.
TO let Rents from SIS IS per month to SIS Apply 10
GEORGE r. FOX. on the premises cor. Broadway and
Anthoyy-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR CALIFORNIA.-The subscriber
l. continues to Keep up his we'll selected assormsn.
Of Miners and Gold Picks, Pckaxes Shovels, Spades,
Hoes, Ares Hstches Hunters Knives Guns Pistols, Re-
volvers Morars and Pestles Ingots Melting Ladies' Re-
torts, Sand Crucbles Gold Scales, and sthsr articles
comprising general assortment Of Hardware, and Edge
Tools for ship and house carpenters coopss blacksmith
TO- particularly adopted TO the California market aud for
traders On the Pacific Coast c. s. LITTLE,
Nos. 30 and ~ Fuison-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

ITO LET-The lower part Of the mod
Il ern built house No is2 Brooms-st.. consisting Of
front with psarss parlors first floor. and
three bed the thrdfoo Ren $3.50, TO desIr
able family Irqure al the premises. or Of j. D. LAW
RENEE, No. 20 Ccenties-sip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
NOR SALE-Stamford, Conn.-Ths late
FACTORY for SALE or to RENT

Il Situated In the part Of Connections, In
pleasant village essy Of with 30 to lohorss watsr
power. Connected with the Factory thYoe Tsne-
nsne four large Out building and twelve Of good
LendE61ldng new and in rood order. The above prop
sry viii be sold very cheap long credit, desired;
pointed for term Of years For particulars. address
T. L. p. Springfield, Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable Lot
~ Of Grovnd in South Brooklyn, the south side Of
Canost., between Cliuton and Henry. Lot rs by 100
feet. THIS Lot the most thriving part of South
Brooklyn, surrounded private dwellings, Of the
frst class. For terms ard particulars apply 10.
COLE Chiffon, No. Wall st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

GIBBONS, SILKS, and MILLINERY
IL GOODS at No. 90 BOwERY.-I have ADDED to n,
already extensive fresh imported stock o. the above f,s
another large addition fc the late BANKRUPT sles sni
would buyers want Of this class Of seoss either
wholesale OF retail. that will oder them Of the
moi kiersnt aud cheapest stocks Of goods to ~ feaaA n
this city. M H. LiChIsNStktn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
FNARRYTOWN INSTITUTE, Tarry'
Tor ENGINEERS, No. SO

MISS DWIGHT'S SCHOOL of De-
lyH SIGN No. $50 Broadway. where the tess iasIsc-
ton will be ssyer NJ the sTts Of drawing ans psniL
IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
VERY Low PRICES.-WATCHES

WATCHES.-Justreceived, persteam-
y snip Atlantic. tvs cases OF fns COLA and s,v,r
Watches. which vii b sold very lsw pTcsa Cylna.,
s,s 81 xe gold T.,ches sl5t si5; gold isvsa
warranted time keepers, SIS L JACOss
Importer Of tine Watches and Jsverv 100 Cb.,S,, =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

ITO LET-Two beautiful two-storv and
attic frame Cottages situated Vanderbilt avsnue
Brooklyn. side between Flu toa aud site sts The
being The I'd arc I'd houses touh o Fulton Rsat 500
av. For paitenas inquire Of J. CAMPBELL Jr. Pacss
Bark, NY, or a. No III Bridge u Boob sn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

EOR SALE-A very neat house on the
north side OF 18th 9th av No. 49, with all the
modern improvements. Price 81, 300 Part main
mortgage 1t epeT cent Inquire the premises Also for
sale the of 9Th and 79th finishing
IL five stories high and well located for kind Of bust
Owner seen on the pIemlses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR SALE-A FARM of 81 acres, 1t
II riles east Of sing Sing Buildings fence; rIgit,
~ ali rood. For particu ars, inquire Of hC SSEIE
THOVI, TON near the pf ssnses. or to WIN McCOhD'
No l< Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

n,rrf.rsnr.I - -Afficies Of eysTy descr PoE
sovsI us sae iIace wih pro rpsne0 and dspacb
o1t Of tbs city invited call exzta
~, Pee wheA 70! work and quality Of
Tea Set. Uns Pohers Cups Trsmpsts Sc: siss sossss
aso Forks Of . variety 81 patterns
@. PECK u. CO.. No IS Dssnsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

NOR SALE-Two Houses and Lots,
i Known as Mes les and l(7 East 25th.st.. between
ID and 3D. Houses 40 feet deep by IS front Each
Lot sS feet inches deep by rs 'front.' For further
ticulars inquire OF SNEENY SHEA, Counseli,r at
LAW No Is Moth Willlsm-st on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
DEAL ESTATE For SALE.-AhouI

acres Of first rate Land in the villas Of
N miller from New York and the Railroad Dep
VIII ch is double twosoy dwelling hsase BAN AMI othsr
otaey fruit in full hearing For particulars inquire
of r p BURGER No. 81 Chs,ham st. or on the premisss
ef DIR SANDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

NOR SALE-A pleasant Country Resi-
depcs. with rins acres OF lsad, half mile sosh Of
the village Of Stanford u. close TO the water Large
eC%os,sSe ana IN good order lou, minutes walk from
Depot Of N. Y. n II. r. r. and steamboat landing !;
bAs stable carriage house ice house, large garden, for
Apply to BURKHALrER. No 1871 Faltoa- Y.
orto the subscriber. on the pre- misea ". PHYFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS Mails
u first quality wrough. and cut Nails Of every vaet,
and szs At the manufacturers very lowest prices 20
sale by EDWARD p. DICKIE. No. ia Chamber ct.
Hudson hIvsr Railroad Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

RICHhNDoVAN LILY EL@O =" Nle
~ leading Eew-york pspers fe~ days since. We d.
rscted the attention Of the public to spuriens clan
Linen Goods, teaed Riehardson sons q Co seisr."
got I'D of the Goods mace ~ the we'll
rrm 81 RICHARDSON. SONS OwDEN" uh1Wn n.
tssst represent IN this country. And havpe Gscs
LEANED that farxe quantities 81 the class 81 Coon
sre al present stored NewYok ana still ofef by
sLscfup parties TO the trade the genuine articles
we dsem our duty the caution befofs xvsa
and request thai those who give ersncs 70 Rca-
aIdsp Linens" will bear In mind that tbs u the
arm in full VIZ ~. N. RICHARDSON. SONS 4
OWDEN." Is stamped on each piece
JOHN FuLLOCKE JOHN Il. LOCKE,
Sole Representatives,. No. IS Pine st.. New York
MANAGED LINENS, Table Cloths,
- Musns. Gin CHAINS, BToadclcths. Csrimerss sups.
ror Black Silks, Bsege De LANES Poplins PLAID Nus
Inns s~iss Musns Jscousts, &C.
WM MATHEWS CO., Nos s. and 50 CatAarns-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09
CALIFORNIA GOLD.-BAILEY q

~ No l,e Chsstnut-n, Philadelphia are purchs.-
ns Ca rn Gold 70 amount q tbs highest rsss a,S
to manufacture a the phsrssg notice into
al fmds Of solid lewelry cups, spocss &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-09

OUSES.-FOr sale, in Jersey City,
- shout Ave minutes walk from the ferry. two hand
some and we'll hnished hroestory aud basement brick
Houses Price SJa0e payt Of which may main bond
sed mortgsse Inquire Of EVAN JONES' Prospect place,
corner Of banow-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
Cousr or SrssroNs.-Philip Lynch, in.
Observation-Disclosures
,o.Ssucs n rbs n ". Tribune.

Rock ISLAND, IND Monday, March 8, 1852.
MEssRs. EDIToRs Owing to the COM
satou Of the Southern Michigan Railroad, and
De nails being carried over 1t, our mails are
nas regular than they have ever been, and
wesa depend upon The Tribune daily as rsgu-
sly % our dinner. There has been much com
I'm, (snd not without caused OF their irrcsulAnty
shlAs completion Of tne road above referred to,
sdsew there appears to be general satisfaction.
NJ Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 10 progress
Anpcly; tho bricge over Rock River has Just
sast; the estimate for building 10 about $oo0oe
Vssaaseps are just beginning 10 see tho necessity
rsNer facilities for commanding the produce OF
nsi1cunding country. aud are protesting a. well
ssnnencipg PiAnk Roads In several directions.
lln Is one Of the principal crossing places on
" Mississippi for Caii'ornia emigration, which
already commenced, and promises to be
tsser than at any former season. | see that
eeT v easter in W all S., Asd q safer Investment
~ ncs be made than TO establish good BANK
- utA Eastern capital. Tne amount deposited
cseetAy farmers ~ veil as merchants, woald %
~ We are at present Obliged 10 30 to IOWA
uNeeport) for most OF our Etstern drains out We
MmNs compliment to our friends there BY inviting
~ eFe when they wish 10 telegraph, as they are
h'2s'ktket convenience. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
feQaI Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the mater Of
~. .noles,ou of the MAJOR. Aldermen and Comaos.
. q: C 2, YsD1 III l', az 70 sh AZ IN the y
- 4 VA The subscrioers, Coumssionen OF ISL
M q and Assessment ,6e above enotiea ma.s o
.pse1 10 he Of act Of the Legislature o.
80 nsoo,s Of he ssss u New Yort entitled a. &c,
e: :. !, " ss o.
oasssd April o. iss" passsd April a. lsy tess
street sy. mater CONTAINING the names Of the cva-
ere r. ,ss assessed the namses Of such lo;s a. tns
srpear On the map H. saovss Of asssssnsn whether fos
soen ~ Sensf,: and also all the adsvts eseimstss'
and oshsI s.a ,.po have Ssss dspossd
street Conpsslossrs Ofics o. me Cu az .v..u -
new Yoh for ,hs " ss,. sasy days be- :. .hs
sad ConmIsiol make Their report 20 .rs @
co. the tune .as 1s
70 he requirement Of the Aet ssttse 1880, ~ ~ A.
s:.: c s :ss fs'a
D. isi 20 he s~Bs' OF o"nen: ia sa3e:s1
MAJ they Sass eompstst tier ksu.ss "a A.
ssssr rpt: and that al psrssns 49, n.s's.s ~ sss
seae's ten objscsio.s writing % Henri Bss.
.n "a. the Chairman Of the SAID Coomas;ienen; -
3: c3s' s e. sss , oS Ne. Yeri thirty d.y
-. S,ts sf his notice; and thai ths hmhs enuso1e
:..e s.se: e. ssd dssssssa and
:, Slows ths . say, zl thss IaI Of SIy $500 o.
A. LAID By Law Bot oeA ~ ~, -, -.
ssd he esstsrly side Of Eighth ~ ana sso Al IA =.
~ ssssris sde Of Eighth Ne sest n the $500
We or sids q Th av hs porsA ~ the ne e. And
ter sf,Ss bloch bsssssa sasy = ~ scef b.
an ths south b. he linz Of the eestss Of ~ thsrs
tween any second st. cad 6np fst e s.sssscsins tks
S1 s ~ s:so.S = 4. .s
further Sf . s:s: MA s Coz:
q he s,ss e Es. Yell = As. x - cnI q N:w
. Saturday. he ID d. e s~cr q sosnssi can y
SssTd; al dat iAss and sAsrs New Yorf, March
g; ''''" iszI HsE? R5s:SSssssSas o.-.''..-
4umv r. pAyussA@~>T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
DisasssPs. &c.

VESSELS ASHORE we are indebted for the following
reports !. Mss.I. Jones Johnson: Insurance Ag'.,;
satss que Light Maryland bound 70 tais port from Apa'
iachisols-vs msl ana cargo insusd in Wan ct.
and osr the round top; the ship about three
nies N the wreck Of the Susan, a. Assassagas
arcao,s Co. fs here or ssssrds, for the abov.
The above sumAtion received through sIearasao
dispatch Friday from Cornsius fasss" ESQ Oh n''
SeHT scots Of Ellsworth Ne with sugar and molasses.
Bsssh n Ii. .sscsss :oS.. ss.adid and sIosl.oi'
let here TO day nnss, char q Capt !s.sPa
schf X A. Estsl. Of kss harS0r' N oaiss'' ashore
snlp NORMA. Ellis from Havana for Ns~-York. in going
~, wnsSs. from HAVE gong Up IN ohars. q tss
steam tug Tor The Norma under topsails and Is,
ARD T ,5s and r.:
sustained uiips damage. The socA:ns vns esutey az
BsRK Coss Horiss, Al NoriOli from Nav Orleans. IN
attic ping rosnd 10 anchor as.nf sewers sac son
u: IS,S sss . sS. me rS ss.n: OIL
Pserseurs doing her zach init Is 60 cause nsr
.ho, ss 81. also r., .aS y: 1 :. II:
siarbosrd sce winch caused her TO leak csn,idefsey
Tue ship Brewer was a:o slightly DAMAGED ass nSca
tissals SO. The siocp had board sssu 80 tsss q,
s:saes S sa % S . s
together with the damage Of the ves'ss viii anoaa' 70
RAE JoEN BELL Ksan from Liverpool for savannah.
10 reported By dspa,ch fIsm ChMsssn 70 have ooss
shsudopsd Il the 9th inst IN enklnS conoiusn
The Cap ain and csev arrived Charleston in tas bark
Csmns ics TIE J. b had been CUT foa L"sip9oi sAc'
The Is b January. a.,
BRIG MAeY Avn, bsrpt At and to oorsi-
tar ~ sasE Brothers was fom Candsn Tor Ca,cs -
w,h line and was abandoned z7sA Jan in iss 20 ~
Ion her cHso having become wet .aa .s re- :,
Tsns Wsns who would leave for Liverpool N the hfsi
n,crsllsr ana the wssd BE- sent home direct kon
(,bisl,ay by the earliest oppartusasy
pp,c CAaLEroN Upton, from Salem Fob. ,. fer Saa
rrssciscc spoken eJ the b. chip wm pls a. iv
srpool s.h inst fIoa New 0issasl; Feb H. !. Tax -
~ Io.~ aS7w hsvps Lost her foessoDasn and Iisnssn
nd srruns leak Of sSs strokes per hour Capt Vsss
Ish.sss TIE e,s 2 esw s..,: II yesterday rsa
svs 10 hip Phssa TIE best icfsrnanoa We can a. pre-
sent obtsir % that the ship 10 ashore ssne assss 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-22
CINCINNATI, Friday, March IL, 1859.

CINCINNATI, Friday, March IL, 1909.
M 1fk~s Ct The ~ Y. Tribune:
Iws 4 paragraph, know not whence
rsRbs, but very industriously circulated, to the
sktAu the Russians have "feet OF Jorsy-fDs
sftAsa~s, powerfully equipped and ably "as'ssd'
shAe Baltic"
Swt you, In the interest of truth and Of the
sas yea advocate so ably. cause the following
kssesiars to be inserted, IN any form you may
~ ePpsepIiate, In our paper They are oeuvea
- pascAal knowledge, experience and recent
asls has never had more than 80 sail ofthe-line
HSse Baltic and 20 IN the Black Sea. No hne-oi-
- n'p has recently sailed round from the BLACK
\ sasss 50 ships Of the. line. from 80 ~ are
= ~ssolthy Thourh built on she best models,
Of such bad quality, naturally, a. the
a~snnens lnasines, but really BY the frauds Of
xSsois) t1sI Il Is common y said IN she Russian
NJ ns. hey begin to 10! before they are hnlshed.
q" y Alexander smith, inspestoss OF shs steam.
kCx Ne baluc feet, calculated that fro0 to 10
NSsee ~ were always unseaworthy. Twenty.
S@eoty.six sail Of the hne 10 the utmost kas-
~ ~csseS u the Baltic but the NUMBER OF nef
kslS eoones very unimpcrtant IN face OF tue ma
-. maj, though 81, cte men are drilled military
3(Ns sfeseed up asd called sailors, there are only
sS.s!ssels Russisn Navy 1000 sssmsn, who, be-
nv tlnls. cannos be depended on TO taese
1NSssIs aceo 5000 Cossscks IN the Black sea, vac
ns sun-ooss service, but worthless for any
I'm, 1aticn. Every Russian vessel OF sQaea-
In ~. sssses the Sound IL manned oy creSen0n
4 men Tho remainder are iandsmen, tne
sNs - @e army, q large proportion hsoIe Vs.
u - ansr cruises 10 the Gulf and IN soe baiac,
{NsS" INTO harbor on shs hrss sign OF Iousa
Ia ~ IT. sno eveftaken BY IL, crews and omcers
~ ~ and begin 10 cry and pray; hasas
49,. ~ once either navigate her BLACK sea
1tS round to the Baltic, nor her Baltic meet
3aSiex Sea. The Russian heet was form,da'
Me- refer the Gre2, h,mssh q good sailor,
flSS'.s % foreign sailors. Il vas comparative
tekSx under Caihaiine ana Alexander, when
IT, " iefeigBe's. and with large proportions
~ etews. Now that il 10 entirely Russian,
IN sxeepsions above made, il spproximsses
30tssS Ior the "perssRnsI." TO the Chiaess
49, ~ eefopean service. Out Of the military
l es ailor.
eeet!smen, very rssp'y yours,
VI. d1SHiHosgs, Sec. TO Gov. K0ssuth.