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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

TOR SALE-At Ne. 8 Barclay-st., next door
to the Aston House-A variety Of 81 and octave ro.e-
wood PAnofores wxrsted 20 gve satistacton in svery
respect sale Tor cash approved paper Pianos o.
hire JAMES THOxPSOx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
TOR SALE-House and Lot No. A Baltic

Il st. south sde, 100 feet from Clinton, Brooklyn The
Lot q front by about 30 feet deep House 2 feet
uudercear. throughout except third story cooking
range and hydmsts in the kitchen; mnbe msn,es and
chandeliers IN paIlors; rents for 500 price ~ BOO
O. Oc0 may remain bond aud mortgage Apply TO ID T.
MACFARLAN No. Eassau-st., from 10 A. W. to Z p. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
EOR SALE-House and Lot No. 23j 9th.st.,

betweep l and 2d-lys built BY days wars uader nc
snperyision Of the on ne for his The iet -
feet front BIZ about IS fee; deep. The house p tee wde
bv feet d. en- exclusive Of inclose4 plaza wiz gas Crs,oa
water bath water closet &C. al compute and "a perfect
order Apply 70 d. T. MAGRARLAN, NO ) Nasslu-e'r
from 10 An TO 4 Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
DOR sALE.-In Newtown, l. L, Farm

containing about 80 of fret quality Of land. 'front.'
Ing on Fresh Pond Road and running nearly through 70 Cy
pres Hill Plank Road being about three miles from WI
hamsburh and about and half miles from Brooklyn
line direct course Of Myre-av and half mile from
entrance OF Cypress Hill Cemetery. On the premises
large comIrodous house and ortbudn1 For further pay
ticslar, INQUIRE OF CORNELIUS DE BENOIsE, on pTem
ss or of ri. C. DE BEVOlSE, Ne IS Catharinc-s,. " T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

Tor SALE-Two Lots on 42d'st., running
i through 10 4Sd opposite Reservors1uare Also SIX
Lots on 4st-st feet of 9Th one Lot on ltnsr
100 feet west Irving-psce Also, seven Lo west side OF
7tlay between 29h and 30thss; nine Lots corner OF
No li0i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

EOR SALE-Ten small and Thirty large
State HOUSES and Lots Stores Tannerys Puble-Hsuses
in fot Real Estate Of all sorts and at all prices Cav on
3 VAIL Saturdays from II 70 2oclock At the Pacific
Hotel: other days at Plainfed, New jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
nor SALE-A Farm or Country Seat Of

Il 10 acres near Plainfed NewJersey of which 60 are
in high of cultivation, the balance Woodland and
good Posture The newly enlarged House contains u spa
rooms every with closet and four large pau
ties extra fine Kitchen Garden and beautiful orch
aid with fine apple and pear trees are next the house.
which lays Oh the road The Oubudngs and fences are IN
good repair Apply under letters c, Post Ohce fa-
field, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
EOR SALE-Twenty acres of land, situ.

II sted in Newtown l. l.. 2. miles from Williamsburgh
Ferries Said land fronting the Fresh Poud Road aud
adjoining the village of Winantye with few yards Of
Wiiamsburgh and Jamaica Turnpike Road For further
information apply GEORGE HULST, the premisesI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
A NEW PIANO-FORTE, modern rosewood

n case OF superior tone g. octave in perfect order VII
he sold AZ the low price Of slsO C. > Seabuy Tor
merly Dubois SeabuTy.) maker. Ii has the improved
sale and reversed bidge Can be at 7 w BRANCH5
Cabinet WAreroorls, No lis FuSOn-st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

NOR SALE-Five Stores on 6th-av between
l 9th and 29thsts at low prices Also House No 81
West 2hst near 6th-av price 81 500 Also, two brown
stone Houses 36ths, between 9Th and 6thsvs - eet
front with all modern improvements. Also two - feet
trout on 39dst 9TH and Msdson-ays Apply to H.
q FIERCE, No. l. iCi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
MADAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WI DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81 Chston-p place
Classes Tor Children Wednesdays and satarlays -
O'Clock L. NJ evening classes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Mondays and Thursdays 2. o'clock Brooklyn classes al
MI BERrEAUS Institution, No. Is Pler.epOntst, every
Monday and ThuTsday, It O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
EOLAN PIANO.FORTES-HALLET,

III DAVIS & Co. of Boston- the celebrated manuf.e-
Piano FsTtes with and without Rom
attachment IN order the better their south
er and Western customers well a. the eitz rs OF New-
York vicinity, have mhde Arrangement WIN Messrs
GOULD & BERRY. No ~ Broadway, 70 keep large and
full supply Of their Pianos with and without the ohsn &C.
paunient Their Pianos al have the metallic frame aud
curve scale and need commendsOn Prices 81 the above
Warehouse the same A. AZ their mandatory IN Boston
livery fully guaranteed for year. large
supply secondhand Pianos constantly hand prices-
eSS $50, e., SIS Csc. as, $50 sod, slo, s2s $50,
500 Gilbert Boudoir Piano., for small rooms; CarhsFtA
Princes Smiths and Tobins Melodeons Ahe above IN
II Wholesale " Retail. Dealers supplied on
LIBERAL terms
PIANOS TO LET.
Cash advanced for Pianos. rev " secondhand Mexrs
GOULD BERRY are extensive publishers and dealers
Nhosale and Retail IN Sheet Music and Musical Pubca-
tons Dealers IN Pianos Music supplied reasonable
terms. GOULD 4 BERRY No NJ 1roadgay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
YIVO RENT-An elegant marble House on

u 3istst near 6h-av. with all the modern improve
nents One brown do 36ths Is feet froat
eth.ays rent $500 One do. Sdst between Sta and
Madsorays; rent 81 900 Also that beautiful location Ne.
% LamaItine- place rent S9On. Apply 10
II. q. PIERCE, No. lloi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

A LADY, having several years experience
~ in teaching the PsnoForte is DESTROYS Of obtaining
Ev more Iuvis. Inquire at No 45 Gnve-st- or of Mr.
VIM NANDERBECk. No. 47s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
5ebools.

A s. VILLEPLAIT continues to give in
~ ssructon in the French language and literature, 81 the
residence OF biz pup at his OWL Ne = West 2sth-s;
near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
CARHART's MELODEONs. which are pre-

pounced by Ire best judges superior all others 30
had only the cole agent J. 5 CLARK No Isl Broadway
loppOsite the Park n B.-lnsrsfnents with stops ia
Churches AL instruments warranted for one wear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
DING SCHOOL 70 LET.-At a

Il tween S6ih and S7th-sis. Rent $50 One do on 7h-
ny near 25tht Rent $50. Large Hall and Basement at
No llCi broadway, and Apartments to snail respectable
families To lease two Lots Seth sth-ay. APP
py 10 H. q. PIERCE, No. l. lOi Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

ITO LET-A neatly furnished front attic Bed
u room with or without partial Board The location 10
and very respectable Apply at No ii Henryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in the
best papers other cities ans towns at " b. fAba-
IRIS AdyeftsLE Agency, Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
,JARsH's COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

WI ING-A complete beautiful and practical work,
printed in oolOrs adapted private instruction. 30 pp
octave Price 81 q Let those who cannot avail them
selves Of course lessons under the Author buy this
book a good teacher in ifSE Sold at c. c. MARSHS
Counting Rooms for the Prnctice Of Bookkeeping No 5of
Broadway. Posiage under 800 miles, - cents prepaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
ITO LEASE-A first-class Hotel ON Reser.

complete by the first day of June next the southeat
Of 10Th st. and 6thav. Building will be 7Sby 80 feet
and i've stories hsh and replee with every modern i'm
provement The plan viii b modified to suit the applicant
and prce reasonable and popular keeper
lease will be given for five ten years Any Arrangement
entered into the part Of the owner may be fully relied
upon, For further particulars apply at the Land Oiee OF
r. q. PIERCE. No. ,lOt Broadway, near SSdst.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04
a sxmnfan, of War

The abstract OF the brought by the Africa, which
we find in our northern exchanges, contains the follow
ing interesting items from Prussia and Austria They
significant OF the condition of Europe, and, like dark
clouds, give notice of an approaching storm:
"The Frankfort Diet is said to have resolved upon send
ing diplomatic England emphacaly requesting
that measures be taken against the political refugees
siding in England The is made the instiga
lion Of Austria.
Austria cherishrs the idea OF striaing blow
against the commerce of England, apparently hoping
unite the chief continental countries in prohibitve sy
tenn In Austria and Hungary discomfort is hourly increa
ing. AT Vienna great anxiety is felt for news from III
United States regarding the reception of Kossuth la &c
many the press is forbidden record the which
cur In France in a adverse to NJ. Bonaparte."
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

tits with heartfelt qualification that we repuosh the M
tegence brought by the Africa that these misguided and
unfortunate men have been set at liberty by the royal
clemency Of Spain The event is thus announced IN
yesterdays Republic
THx CUBAN PRISONERS RELEAsEDBy the arrival OF the
steamer Africa at New York, yesterday we have ieie'
graphic that late number Of the Gaeeta, oil
NJ adlid official newspaper OF the Spanish government
contains a document from the Minister oil Foreign Ahaifs
in DIV 10 Mr. Websers Cuban matters, press
OF the highest satisfaction at It's tone, ana concluding
with the of the pardon OF all the prisoners
engaged in the late expedition against Cuba who may be
citizens Of the United States whether Spain in Cuba
"Sen Laborde was about leave Madrid for Havana
and would proceed thence board shipoi to New
O.leans."
II ay perhaps be doubted whether the terms OF this
announcement strictly construed, the OF Mr.
Thrasher We cannot doubt, however that he too, has
been or will be Immediately, released Our govern
men has already taken the ground that his offence
he be guilty to the whole extent of the charge agains
him. is far less grave than that OF the associates
Lopez We will not entertain doubt that the Spanish
government will take the same view OF his case.
While, upon the reasons which we have already rem
dered, we still hold that the policy Of our government il
this whole matter has been in many important respects
erroneous we cannot but regard this result as most
pcious in its bearing upon the future relations of both
countries and we hope that the great cause of oul
national dignity and of due protection to citizens
within foreign jurisdiction, may, by the fortunate eoneu.
sion OF this affair, be rescued from at least portion Of
that dement which, in our judgment, il certainly SUI
tered from the policy Of the administration in the earlier
stages of the case.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

steady, and powerful friend of Stale rights, but 10
recognise the justice OF that sentiment, at The same
time that we would keep il fLom being deseeTaIed BY
,hoss who w.ud reduce il to The standard OF secession
as explained by the Nashville convention. y wou'u Oe
strange indeed, if ii were otherwlse-strange u 'ue
young Hickory had borne any fruit which did mol oeons
to It's species
We say to the South-Side Democrat maj was DC
cause Mr. Polk was good State-nghs man. and an uh
compromising foe OF The doctrines OF consolidation ina
we exerted our utmost 10 place him in the presidency
and that we stand now where he did, and that we arc
not the less now than then democrat OF the Jener'
son. Madison, and Jackson school.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

would be 10 send steamer from San francisco with
sufficient force, arms, Sc.
The following is the Communication OF Antonio, re.
ieHed TO in the letter OF Sheriff Haratzhy
SENIOR Don Josr ASro. EsrUDIDo salute you
the time told yoa what thought OF things now the
blow is struck have life will 20 and help you. be,
cause all The Indians invited in all parts, and il is
possible that the San Bernardinos now rising and
how man by the name of Juan Bero told me that the
whole people waited Tor me. For this give these my
words and TO be prepared for Tuesday 10 leave this for
the Puebo and you will arrange with ihe white people
aud Indians and send me your word HShog
"AGuA CAuENrE DIST Nov, 1851"
The San Diego Herald says The town now presents
the appearance Of fortified camp Sentnels on duty al
every approach TO the city pacing their lonely
good account OF himself The mayor of San Diego,
recognising the people the exponent and origin OF al
law quietly acquiesces in all that has been done by his
constituents, and has periodically enrolled himself
member OF the volunteer company on duty IN our CITY,
The Alta California notices this instruction as fol-
lows:
"These Indians are not only maTshaed by an inteli-
gent and energetic commander, but they said 10 pos
sess and understand the use OF firearms
The impression appears wefounded that this attack
of the Indians is but the precursor of systematic and
extended plan OF operations against the whites reaching
from San Diego IN the south to Santa Barbara IN the
north This conviction is prevalent in all that region
OF country that the rancheros are removing their families
aud yauabes into the towns as speedily as possible.
That whole country is therefore, IN most exposed and
perilous condition, without the men other means TO
protect it against the nroads and depredatons OF the
entless savages.
sin their extremity the citizens oil San Diego have de-
clared The place under martial aw and formed corps OF
volunteers All business and Industrial vocations have
ceased and uncertainty, alarm and the sounds OF martial
preparation have taken the place OF the peaceful and IN
wiling scenes the community presented but u week
since"
The whig State central committee for California held a
meeting on The 25th OF November and adopted series OF
l fnrt nnl IN
delegates the national wing convention 10 be held in
1862, and also 10 nominate Stale electoral ticket oI
President and Vice President OF the United States The
committee recommend that the convention be held the
seat of government the 2lst oil February next and
that the wing members OF the ensuing legislature, the
members of several wing county committees, and mem
beers of the wing Stale central committee constitute the
convenloneach county and senatorial district 10 be
titled TO vote according 10 tie representation basis
The democrats held meeting Sunday, the 3Oth ult
for similar purpose but their action had not been pub
| lished at San Francisco when The steamer sailed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04
nNGLIsm AND FRENCm JEWELRY. NYATCMEs

silver and plated ware fancy goods Sc suitable for New Year
cuped by Mr. c. W. Heyden) fresh importation OF English
ewe Watches silver and plated all OF which
quality and Of the latest Styles consisting
follows!
Full Of diamonds and pearls ruby and pearl
enamel and planwsad gold chataans In
ely diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds Of finger rings
endless variety bracelets OF all kinds
costly gennen diamond and other kinds Of beastpin and
gold guards chains, &c gold and silver
glasses and pectscles newest styles medsons gold
thnbles, pens aud pencils SC
DIAMOND MOUNTED wATcHEs.-wa:ches mounted with
diamonds pearls enume he ladies' plain gold watches OF ya
styles genemsns Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson, and other makers
SOLID SILVER wARE-Silye aud pitchers,
baskets, caddies
punch ladies OYSTER preserve cream and psons
knives and forks,
suitable for h and butter Knives
desert and forks and ton ladies' pickle
knives,
PLATED wARE-Tea and coffee SETS baskets casters
forks Spoons avers walters and urns, vegetable Dishes
Ties and urns, pitchers, &C.
FANCY GooDs-Fan, cases, port nonnnios &C. sale
low.
Remember No. 10, Pennsylvania Avenue, between AZ
9-eolw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04
The Great Invention OF the Aye!-steain SnppantedI
Vriunuhant!


Gas triumphant!
THE h half Of the nineteenth will be recorded the
Of Steam II has passed and with will the steam engine
The second half win be known commencing the
tue world TINS age mas now commenced aud WIN now intro
Solomon, weny-sx years
ervaon the experiments Of his own and Of others in attempts
able mechanic motor has the same and having Just
no & m nb for @ s 10 The
States government and individuals the rights
saving money labor Of human lives
suffering secured By The n.s Of This new motor will inevitably IN,
used and thousands Of other places where the great
This applied all purposes propens
The G for ns s 70 s
thar required by the engine Of boilers and fuel and
same power Of 900 steam engine.
ye as are ssS no@
in the from The NenPa, Of the s, instant,
has received for his of cabonc acid It's ap
%e not ons nce IN s The
has received another patent for the steering and popeng powe
Apparatus" peculiar Of which the pilot such
IN less Tune than required TO
Also rights for his Improved Spring saddle,'' military
purposes designed for The greatest possible comfort OF both
Any information regard to the above inventions, and
Of obtaining rights Sc may be promptly obtained BY
Attorney paentee 7h opposite oed Eel
Tntesencer Republic, Era southern Press and Telegraph
Washington American, Patriot aud sun Baltimore Ledger,
Commerce scienuhc American, Mechanic
York Adys,sr Brookyn 5iman Journal New Haven Jour.
MesengeI Portsmouth, Enquirer Portland Journal and Argus,
Detroit Journa Chicago Advertiser Phisbursh Ca
zeiic EnqureI NonpaIe Aas Commercial and cs
geucer and Republican, 81 Louis Pcayune Della, and
ornia San Francisco, insert three month. every ocr day. inner
form, and forward bl', with copy Of The paesS, %
Dec 25-eod3mf Washington, d. q.
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby given persons may
~ benefits Of The act Congress- approved March 1851 found
a Military Asylum, &c, viz
Al soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the army Of the United
States regulars, and OF the regiment battalion Of
nes, who served the with Mexico, and
disease wounds contracted that service and In line
by their disability incapable further
service oil soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the Of
United states, who have honestly faithfully
and soldier and discharged soldier who
have contributed the funds Of the Military Asylum since
the sameMarch le5taccordins
The provisions Of hutAc who have been disabled by disease
wounds incurred In the line Of his duty rendering him incapable Of
military service and pensone account OF wounds &C,
military service though contributor
who during the period he voluntarily
benefits ~ shall transfer his psRsion
Military Asylum, that building has been provided this
theiT accommodation,
No deseuer, mutneer hahtual drunkad win be
Of reformation of
sufficient authorize his admissions do the
found Military Asylum apply United
soldier who shall have been convicted Of felony
Infamous crime Of civil
shall have OF the United States
Applications received into this Institution will be addressed
Brsyet Schuyler Hamilton, " g. A., Secretary 10 the
Board Of Commissioner Washington, ~ c.
Dec 25-3taw2w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
We publish in another column communication sign

We publish in another column communication sign
ed &C X !" relative to the tariff. 10 laying this paper
before our readers we compelled 10 say thai we DO
moi sanction all the principles il urges, although some oil
It's points are strong and well put When foreign nations
impose heavy burdens exports, they nue US ou'
we cannot see how that injury is in any manner aeya
led by imposing similar burdens on their productions
Reaatory duties are Of the nature OF commercial war;
fare and injurious unless they produce peace and
good understanding, TO be followed by removal OF
restrictions Il is for the interest OF both parties TO COM
mercia transactions have low custom house duties
as possible and. the same principle, II seems TO US
that il one patty repudiaes low duties, the other would
but add TO the evil by following its example
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

OURS Fursi Fnrs i-wM. B. TODD o c
generally and the ladies particularly
aud handsome selection OF fine Of
fashionable superior workmanship,
ready for their Inspection and TO which he invites Tho
rich
Portable, and seasonable additions 10 the wardrobe.
comprises nuns vcorne-
splendid black ustred
hch chnchs, Siberian squirrel, royal ernne Hudson Bay sable
swansdovn.
He has
ment skin goods Of the above descriptions ladies
and Children
Iadt.s Paris ogianne sacks, richly trimmed
general assortment Of low priced fn for misses and child
ron. Dec tl-aawaw
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NENTLEMEN's WARES
VI 10 dozen marno undershirta,
10 do and drawers, al sires
do silk andershirts
do heavy English thread hsfho-e the best goods
In the city
Is do knit half hose
do buckskin gloves very heavy
de- beaver gloves, very superior
rs do Md gloves, AIexander,s make
10 de- silk gloves very heavy
20 pieces pocket hsndkerchefs, very superior
30 various crsvats necktie. bsndkeef
20 do plain and
with cloths csssimeres and vesunas Of all styles -
VERIFY MiLLFRis, =
PennsyIvania avenue, between 7th 9Th streets.
Dec l4-eodlmf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

The Capitol al Washington, which was endans.',.,,
by the late FIRE in the Library of Congress- was bul, ~
total cost of nearly two millions Of dollars (Sl,74oy.Jh
The north wing was commenced in l7g3 and was nn;u
ed in 1900. II cost nearly hall million. The SCUM os
was commenced IN 1903 and finished in 1908, ana ~
over three hundred thousand dollars. The cenis "a
commenced in ISIS, and was finished in 1897. assu
nearly million OF dollars The entire building eo, I'm
and half and $40 feet OF ground Inc sus 70
of front IL 353t feet; depth OF wing l2lAi ea I'm.
lection and steps, DEPTH 65 west projection anu ~ 49,
depth, So height OF wings to top OF balusirade, b,r
height 10 top OF centre dome, las feet Sena,e
length, "a ieet height AZ; Representatives Han ess
% feet height 60 height Of central rotundo, 70
The grounds OF the Capitol embrace twenty-five -" Il.
half acres surrounded by substantial IRON ia,hnE
length of which is four-hfths OF mile.-ban s""'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-04

FINE ENGIISH-BUIJT CARRIAGES AT PRI-
vATF sALEThe subscriber would respectfully inform
Congress public that he has for private sale two
handsome imported and used but lille
by his exceency British Minister One ehahottee with
London, Of the beat
caage style the other is handsome
Brougham, for horses.
The bovsdescbed considered 10 be the hand
and best built of city, and will be sold very low
reasonable Apply Mr. Thomas Smith, the
where they
seen, or TO the subscriber A. GREEN
le-aaw9w OF eel and