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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
By telegraph.

BALTIMORE, My s-Arr bark America Bremen; ess '0na
Cunninfton. Arcrosscsn, Wslee.
BOsTOS NAY AR ship MarceTus. Calcutta -
CHhRIEsT0S MAY 7-An brss Metropolis, RIO De Janero
Zebra New yOh,
CD bis Moses New York
CBARLEsToS. May ssh yesterts, bark jasper ,or New
York Moses ditto sehr Adele do O. fresee northern
shrr Hsnbn Arm Soners MARY Patterson, Charles
Smith Commodore Kesrney, Cordoba, and Gordon, rom
New York.
PROVIDENCE. MAY e-Arr schrs A. Feels s~eetlana from
CaJeston Moses Leonard PIERCE James RIVER Ida MAILER
Lseornb Baltimore; Hector Perth Amboy Josephine, Norfolk
sbcop- ina, Albany EIneIne, do. -
Al Holiness Hole sh, brs Poster, Crowen I'm Boston for Pha
asrhs Gobe. Sears do dol Hustress fn Densis'e for
New. York, and forty others uni nown -
"a, Isrrsuhn Cove s,h schr Alexandria ea Portland for
Philadelphia.
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eost 4, CO., Of which 10000 j. raised By subscription,
she balapos by the issue OF $500 900 MORTGAGE BoudA
From The thickly settled state Of the ccustTy through
bb ths Rad pases and its zrea. richness both In azrc1
tuIe and msuufrtoes it confidently expected that the
tv.I sone viii make this road OF the most profitable
ss in the country without taking into consideration the
MN. through business it must enjoy from its favorable
e.,ion There il doubt but that These bonds viii soon
r.nL :. hsh az sny Railroad securities IN this State
ny IAITNAY ISELIN CLARKE Nc. % Waist
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

wv -TTsins Of Michigan Southern aid NortherH '
Railroads daily (sundsys excepted IS oiews rase
Leave Monroe and Toledo At S.i5 AN srTise ~
ct $50 Nj thence passengers by stage on fsA ~ A.
miles 10 Michigan City, thence BY care ~ mies - II
worth; sno by stage IL miles 10 Chicago. Aeer fs''
ears throrghto Chicago ..c,xs 7.
Returning 20 Lsporte same wsy-esn iesye
$50 AM and arrive a. Mosree and Toledo a. 30 "a -,
Logsrsport La Fayetts ard indianapolis, at sonn 49,
and a. other paceson the line, with the prineps
and south. .au ~
the Lake Ere South Shore route BY stage ana =
Cleveand thence BY rslEosd and stage 70 Ere;
railroad via Dunkirk to New.fork, or oy @aes ii'N'
to Buffalo, and by cars after Feb l. r.. eo~l -
The s Pm. train On the New-fork ana Lis W."
meets with the Lake Shore train. r.., 10 YitfDp
bureh thence BY railroad snd % Diies staging IIx
phis ana New York or baltimore and
II. n lSSa y r. WILLIAM 6up~ns
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s. DRAPER, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE of FIRST

u MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BUFFALO. CORN
Mo NETWORK RAILROAD CO-This Comr.,,
VIII oHer tor sale, through SIMEON DRAPER a, the ISS
day OF sy next at II O'Clock the Mercharty Ercbans.
In the City OF NewYork S4o 900 of their First No-s
Bonds payable In 1907, with per cent interest n.,ss
ssnl-snnnaIy, ct the Bank of Commerce n Nsryot
inese Bonds are part Of million authorized 10 b, a.
Nee ior ne purpose OF completing their road ana are a.
shises BY deed Of trust TO John A Stevens James
stanShan ana John A C. Gray trustees and are con-
within i've years from their date. ~ NAas
The road extends from Corning on the New-Yo-s r..
Railroad to the City OF Buffalo, distance of iSl aIo
miles and viii when completed form in connsctisn with
me Eew-fork Enc Railroad of the most important
sna arect horoushtares bet ween the Cities of NewYoi
and Buffalo and the Far West and viii counect A. cor
with the Corning Bosburgh Railroad now being reis,s
Win rs, which extends the rch on coal and anbs
On divergins from the New-York Erie Railroad .h,
so Pses Up The nsh and fertile valley Of the Couhocfoa
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SALE of WOODVILLE


N (Center) PROPERTY Building Lots and Sec
ons Of very choice Lands be sold auction on III rs
DAY May H. 1882 the Merchants xchsnge IN the Cy
ofNew-York at ~ O'Clock noon by COLE Chiffon,
Auconeers Important opportunity TO secure beautiful
desirable and very ap Homestead Estate At convenient
poat near the City Of NewYork where there are no rocks
10 dig out swamps to I'll IN, assessments 20 pay and
less than oned of city rates Of taxes being only - cents
on the 500 for the last year. including school tax and all
The soil unsupased the water good the titles unaeson-
abe the country healthy The access % and from the ces
of New-York Brooklyn and Willismsburg-now number
ing about nhabtantsby railroad aud pansosd
very complete The reach the city by or before
o'clock in the morning aud leave South Ferry at and
o'clock in the evening thus giving Twelve hours time IN the
city business employment labor The Jenny LIND hoe
Of onnibuses from Grand-st and Peck-sp Ferries,
through Wamsburgh to East NewNork, once m 10 min
utes and from East NewYork 10 Snedekers or Woodyie
Center once in half hour during the day, Sundays IN
cluded Communication rate by railroad rs per annuui and
for less time about in the proportion Single tickets
20 cents Omnibus single :kets 10 East Newly ors,
NJ 10 Snedeker's, Woodvile RAILROAD station, 10
being made for haprce tickets by rail
road 10 and from Woodville until after the sale as Will be
stated in The Express Come and The lanies should
come and see the premises For other particulars apply to
r. PITKIN General Agent at his office, No 63 oroad-
way New-York or of Mr.. ISAAC w. NANDEhN EER- at
Woodve Center Mass and Catalogues can be had az the
auctiou room. No. 9 Wallst, New York at JAMES
COLES Office No 4S Fulton-,t Brooklyn; at the Ameri-
can Union Co.'s and shoe works now being organized,
and as vet in miniature form az Woodvlle Railroad Sta
ton and at such other places will be named IN The Er
gress.
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Sales bp Anrtion.

A UCTION SALE of STANDARD
"a ROsES;-ThOMASA ASTON & L. NEWELL No q
Nsssaust, VIII sell on MONDAY, May TO- at II O'clock
superior selection Of standard Roses from the nursery o n
BOIL 5thst ard Broadway. Also some choice Plants POI
lively the last sae Of standard Roses this season '''
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CON.
VALLEY and con.

MEETING RAILROADS.-Passenges and ire'sn l. -
Burlington, St. Johnsbarg White Mountains Os'snsy-se
and Montreal and all intermediate towns via new.i.gsY
and Springfield Through tickets By Railroad a. the Az -
and n II. Office, IS Caaalst, n. Y. FIeg5a By seats
Traveller, every day, a. Psi, fom Peckshp .g' P1'T
plaTs apply to r. HYDE. sg't, l52 South st., ~ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10
N + w DIRK and NEW-HAVEN
! RAILR0AD--suMMER ARRANGEMENT, Nay

8 ls5Teins of NewYork leave corner Of Csna
q. ana Broadway. -
Accommodates AND SPscnL-At and ilSo A. -
AIS Express Stamford and Norwaik and stopping -
Stations beyond) 80 r. NJ through 20 New hsy4
At $50 T. NJ. for Norwek-at $50 A. NJ, and $50 7. -
for Port Chester The l3o A. M. in connection -
Train NewHeven TO Hartford and Springfield and ~
Train over the Canal Road. -
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford Sprngfenb -
Connecticut River Vermont Railroads Ogdenstu
and MontroelAt A. M ntoppng at Stamford and BddH
port connecting with the Housatonc and Nsugatuck -
roads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at NewHsyensu
at $50 Z. M stopping al Stamford Norwaik and Bntfe
pert connecting with Housatonc and Naugatuck Railroads.
Bridgeport 81
TRAINS INTO Notwithstanding and specid-
At $50 and 9S5 A. NJ and 40 p. NJ, through from Neu
Haven. At IS NJ, from Norwalk-at $50 a. NJ and 50
L. III from Pert Chester. The 935 A. b. receives psse
gers from Springfield ard Hartford and Canal Railroads
Haven. The 40 p. NJ receives passengers from Hatta~
and Springfield Railroads
ExPELss TRAINS leave New-Hayen on arrival efrrsio
from Boston. at LIS and $50 r. NJ, stopping az Brdgc24
Eorwalk and stasnordi) leaving Boston 1T A. N, -
3S5 Pm.
See large bile advertisement at the Station House -
principal Hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER, yr-
Superintendent
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ard ERIE RAILROAn

L Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st follows: n
EXPRESS TRAIsat64 A. NJ for Dunsirk connecting VI
hrstcass steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo -
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN . A. NJ. for all stations
WAY Train at $ p NJ, via Permont for Otisville.
WAY Tram az Al p NJ, via Jersey City for Orssile
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at P. NJ for Dunkrs, conneeu
with hrstcass steamboat FOR Detro. direct connecting
Express Train for Chicsgo
EMiGRAsT TRAIN at +. NJ via Pieunont. -
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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Eteamboats an0 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERsEY-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS 4
l852For Clinton and intermediate places from Pier
North River BY steamer RED JACKET, atsA NJ - X
r NJ and at r. NJ. for White House and internedIris
places and connects q. Ehzabethtown with tzaim = -
NJ j. Railroad, which leave NewYork, from the faae q
Courtlandt at the same hours Returning leave Cnnon
at8l5 A. M ~ 80 Z. NJ; Whtehouse at SIS freight ~
and 40 A. M and 40 2. NJ; Somerye at l. freisht ~
and 905 A. NJ and 205 T. NJ. Plan6eld At $40. freight -
aud Gas A. NJ, and ? 10 p. b.. Elizabethown az ia -
1880 A. NJ. ard SIS 7. NJ.
Passengers for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown Wa
barre and Mauch Chunk, Pa, and Pennington, Nsw0oH
man;own n. j. will take the A. NJ. train from ~ Y, ~
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for NewIamptm
Washington Bevidere n. J. Stages leave Somenie -
for Peapack and Pluckamine the arrival Of The m
train An baggage at the risk OF the swner until devss
into the actual of the agents Of the Company al
checks I receipts given therefor
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. OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoninl

u " ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW.S,bbE.SI
FORD and TAUNTON-Ihe steamers C. FANDsS
bilf and COMMODORE, of this line, now run -
isry IS heretofore alternately leaving Pier No ~.
River, first wharf above Bsttsry-plece, daily 5uness
cepted a. T. NJ, ard stoningCon At O'Clock = "a
Arrival Of the mai train, which leaves Boston AZ
FOR freight or passage apply 81 tss ofbce No !" ns"s
place, or on hoard the boats.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1852

10 @ TIE Of the pubic the value and importance
Of Obtaining properly rarely 70 be acquired the purchase
and sale of landed and 70 which the pubic
specffuy invited give their attention directly view
OF the the Railroad between tho cities Of
Eew-York and Philadelphia via Trenton and NewBruns-
wick
Terms Of payment will be liberal and made known the
te of sale with every prev information required by
Application to either of the undersigned
CHARLES PARKER
C.. IHRfE,
DAVID 5. ANDERSON
Trenton N J., Mays, 1852 Commissioners
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in DRY GOODS
IMPORTANT to MERCHANT

KLORs, CLOTHIERS. ard DEALERS N DRY &C.,
THOMAS GRAHAM informs the Trade that he ~ -
votss ali BIS time 20 suyire Coocs arap,ei men,
Package Sales otherwise. when forced OF tor e.,
NewYork where ne hes always on hand a fan sssors
Cloths Csssnieres NesngS Ssiinets Tweeds Lea. ~
ens Isilcrs Trimmings N ssnsrs &C which be VII ~ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-10

no., a, ,e., in ou-ce n the nothcrly line of Sssuhsa
Couuty diztax &c of about ortyfye mespasns throas1
village of Cooper. Plains CsmPoe savona w..
nd thence through SgrnswsteL ConesaA LiyoniA Avon
fwhere il crosses the Genesee Rver) and Caledonia
livingston County and thro1sh lie Roy and Stafford 70 80
it, whole length passes through one OF the nenes And mos
From Batavis The line Of the road passes westerly N
nearly straight line to the City Of Buffalo.
The cars are running on - miles OF the tosa -.
fcm Coruing and IL expected TO have the rails aa y s
snh inst for twenty miles further, when the ears WI" ln
IS ures The road under contract TO Batavia ana y
designed that the VIII be runiinS over e "ho'o '"@a
In all of the present. year. 1900
The morsase provides that only Sfonco OF boncs esh
row be issued and the balance consecutive portions OF
uosd Fare completed When the whole OF said Bonds snai
be Issued the amount of incumbance on SAID road VII oe
suethins less than g, 500 per mile The amount OF tne
first issue 500 Geo win constitute incumo rance equai %
s7l5O per mile upon the hftysx miles OF the road wneh
are nearly completed being less than the value Oh inc
Rv his arrangement it believed that the bondhoders
will be made beyond possibility OF doubt the prop
ery of the Company being az all times amply 'umcien' 70
indemnify them against any loss
TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty per cent. the day OF sale.
Ten per cent on the LIST Of June. ,
Ten per he LIST of each month following until the
Interest viii be allowed at the of per cent per
mum on all payments made IN advance;
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF Dec'o"
JOHN MACE Bath; J.s WiDswoRrH Geneseo;
CONSTANT Cook Bath; ORvrLLE CoMsrocK, Avoni
ORsoN PHELPS, Bufalos JOIN A. c. CRAY, n \.
WIN. J. MILLER, Buffalo; TBos. Brown, Caledonia
MILES LAMsoS, Re Roy; TRUMBuLL Cary, Batavia;
ANDREW B. Dickinson, HoTnby. ,
Pamphlets with map showing the route OF tne Ioad ao
Containing full particulars with copy OF the otgaSe ana
bonds may be had application TO either OF the directors
OF (l5) S. DRAPER, cor. Pine and Wiiam-st'
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~ EMF ANCE~5 20 E4NOI1hAND, LII.
IL LAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.-BOWMAN,
GRINNFLL CO. will issue drafts Of 81 sterling and up-
ward payable at sght any throughout Great Britain
end Ireland. ox
sWELLOW-TAIL LINES of LIVERPOOL and LON
DON Observation-Disclosures wishing TO have theif
friends brought in either Of the splendid
posing the above Lines which sail regularly the 9th and
st days every month from Liverpool and every alternate
Thursday from London Thereby avoiding desy viii please
apply to the only authorized Agents in this city.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 CO.
Otfce No IS South It., New-York, and
FENWICH CHAMBERS, Fenwich-st- Liverpool
B.-When passengers decline coming the money viii
be returned without deduction
Liverpool Packets leave NewYork on the 9TH and 2s OF
each month London Packets leave NewYork every alter.
nate Thursday For passage apply - above
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&S0 0n0 EATON and HAMIL-

$4,000 r GAT FalNno and co H aoNBir
These Bonds bear the rate of per cent per an
nun, which with the principal, is payable in the City OF
New York the latter the t of January 1852 The total
amount issued is $500 eco which Is secured by mortgage on
the road with its fxtures depots &c. &C. forming the first
hen teTeupon excepting loan OF $4,000 BY the city Of
Cincinnati They have the privilege Of into Stock
at any time within five years The +. r. r. ex-
tends from the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton r. distant
25 miles fiom Cincinnat to Richmond Wayne Co. Indiana
where ntersects the Indiana Central and les with
the lines Of Railroads terminating Chicago and St Louis
It's length Is a miles and its immediate completion and
equipment have been provided for by the issue of th,e
Bonds The totd cost will be $500 600 being double the
amount of mortgage debts full OF the condi-
ton and prospective business &C. of the Road and all other
Information be obtained of the undersigned who Offer
for sale $50 go Of the Bonds all that remain undisposed of
CAMMANN, WHITEHOUSE CO. No Sc Wslst
CARPENTER VERMILYE, No. Al Wiiam-st
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Tho s.ages Tor Squa and FreehOd VII IN c0nneG11
with boat Stages to convey passengers to all pSrts Of -
country. All persons forbid trusting the above hoof =
account of the owners.
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lTANTILLAS at REDUCED pRIcSs

IVA f. S. MILLS, No Courtandt-.t. near r.,
n Y bess leave to DIora bis customers and esch.,s
orally, tLal in consequence Of tho recent auction a.
niings he offering bis various sfyles Of Msrsn
greatly reduced prices, and invites the particular ssts.
dealers 10 call and examine them before puch,ss, -
assortment comprises all the fashionable Broadway
prices from 81 81 TO $S-tosether with the asas - =
Sprius Shswls OF al kinds
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.TEW-JERSEY RAUROAD.-NF

Y YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect.-U. s. MAJ
and EXPRESS LINES-Through In II hours-NewJs1rG
Railroad via Jersey City, leaving NewYork at A. X, -
of Coutlandt-st; A. NJ and 81 r. NJ. Libertyst Les1
Philadelphia at l2t and A. NJ and 81 Z. NJ from foot
Wainutst Fare reduced to IS for hrstcass and " -
second class.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHiRLEsr0u
through tickets sold in the above nes and through bag
carried ia the A. III. and 81 T, d. lines Gom Nsw-Ysh
with through conductor. Iea
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NESMITH Il co. offer for export :

i home sales 80
so inch heavy Brown Shrtin9a
81 inch heavy Brown Sheetings
49, ST. ca and l2-s Sheetinss comprising gres, 49,
of the most fsvOrably knOwn styles
Bleached ShirtiIgs and Saeetinss from 81 70 ~
qualities.
Drills Jeans. Ticks, Denms, Nankeens
Shifting stripes Cottonsles Checks UmbsegaA
Steam and Nader Prints
Crssndes, Bnlisntes, Lnseys and Plaids.
All kinds of Flanno.s all kinds Of Blankets
Satinets Kentucky Jeans
Csshmerets, CsssmeFes Coatinss BaiEes &c sAs ~
s. Broad and 80 New-sts
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W. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer
and PERFUME
IL classic pacisses-TUESDAY, May H. al 70
O'clock No 50 Johnst without reserve on cEedi. over
SOO consisting of Flint and Green Glass Species tescrp
tons Lubins Oysls Packing Bottles, Coosres &C. and
must be sold 10 pay advances.
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A. n. MERwIs, Auetioaecr
DY BANGS BROTHER q CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms, No IS Psrkrow
dsys at O'Clock AN.
REGULAR SPsTSG PARCEL SsLE-A most superb cob
lection Of English Books embracing some o. the n.s. pup
lcsiious OF Messrs. III. q. BOhn, IL. Washeoufne VIM D
Orr l. Co, and others.
Catalogues ready aud may be had on application
MONDAY EVENING, May 10, at u o'elock'
Standard and Miscellaneous Books great variety OF pop
olsr uu blicatons
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CENT. COUPON BONDS
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS

IL Of the Bowery Bank have THIS DAY declared
dividend of four az per cent the Capital Stock payable
and after the 10th inst. The Transfer Books will be
closed to the 9th MISUNDERSTANDING, May 1852 Per
order N. G.. BRADFORD. Cashier.
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OTES on the BANKS of ENGLAND.
IRELAND and SCOTLAND; English French Ger
man ans all other Foreign Specie Gold Dust And Rnr
ceait In On The most liberal terms, at the office Of
THOMPSON, cor. Of Wan ST and Rrnadx.~
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REDUCED. - Ordina1y

Il measurement Goods are now taken BY the JAZZ
RIVER LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON at -
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at l2t ceats per
Other freight in proportion Freight will at eli am~w
taken ~ low by any rivsl route.
TIsDALE 4 BOARDNAN, hsentA
Nos 10 and II West4
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N OIICE.-The Capital Stock of the
oc0 having been fully subscribed and the COMPANY b,v
received the deed OF the property Walst hsreto5ns
known Is the nerchans Exchange enterednto possesn
ard Organized tins day ny the election Of SIMEON RAID
WIN, President, and w. 5. UNDERHILL, Secretary
The following persons compose the Board Of Trustees.
James Bo0rman James Brown
Moses TAYLOR Leonard Sna-.x
w lie Forest Robert 3. Mnturn
W. II. AspinwEll, Charles " Tslhof
Ihonss iileston, Simeon Baldwin
John Ward Nicholas IudIsna'
w. 5. Urderhn
by order, SIMEON BALDWIN President
w. 5. UNDEREILL Secretary. New-York. NAV 6 is5S
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IEW-YORK FLOATING DRY
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of ST.

1 Y LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN
CREASE OF CAPiTAL-Notce is hereby given, in pursu-
ance OF the 2st section of acts Of the Legislature entitled
Act to authorize the formation OF corporations for Manu-
featuring Mining Mechanical Chemca purpOses passed
Feb H. 1913 that meeting of the Stockholders Of this
Building corner of Wall and William ss on the 18th day Of
Nay next at 2ocOck, p II
The object Of said meeting Il 10 increase the CAPITAL
Stock Of said ST. Lawrence Mining Company and also the
number of Trustees. Dated April p 1852
THOS. Adds EMMETT, }r
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NOR Without change q
Can.-FARE REDUCED. Regularity and SsA9y
orbincd-The cars of THE NEW-YORK AND HAL
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station, New.Yo1st
daily, Sundays excepted, Ut . O'Clock 4. M-Nsw.fah
Apnl q, 1852. NJ sLoAr, suve
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
FALLRIvER.-The splendid and superior stea1.1le
BAY STAFF, Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPlhs STAT
Can't BENJAMIN Brayton leave on alternate days. lSnn49p
excepted from Pier No g. N r, near the Battery, norA
Do, freight apply board at the office on Pier MOI
TlSDAIE BORDEN Agents Nos 20 and VI We88
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NEW-YORK ard NEW-HAVEN

IN w anu
1 Y RAILROAD COMPANY.-The Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders of the NewYok and Ne S-Haven r. r.
Co. for the election OF Board of Directors and the
action of other business will be held in the city of New
Haven, at the Companys office THURSDAY the 18th
day Of May, 1852 at II o'clock AN. Polls open from II
AN to 2 Pm. The books of transfer will be closed from
the 10Th inst at NJ to the 18th Of May 1852 inclusive
NewYork, May G. 1851 ROBERT SCHUYLER, Prest
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
Arrival Of the Asia,

Nkw YoRx, Aug 26
The A'ia arrived At three o'clock yesterday
afternoon
Cotton, 6rn1 Sales Of the week 3s 5000 bales.
including 10000 an spe culation, and 5000 On
export. Fair Onrans 81; do. Uplands Sd
Middling Orleans s 9.l6d; do. Uplaads s
i.t6d.
Flour arm, and advanced during the week.
bat dull at the eluse. Quotations Gle Cd :
22s
Corn unchanged.
Wheat has further advanced with sa!ss Of
White IS Cd . b. Cd.
Lard, dull ana unchanged.
Pork declined.
The British press are generaly down on the
administration for its haety action % the Fish.
cry difficulty. The difficulties would be soon
amicably settled.
L'nis Napoleon's marriage has hsen POST.
poned.
Buenos Ayres accounts state that General
Urqu'1' had. By a soupi d'stnt assumed the
open Dictatorship Of the Argentine Republic.