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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
u Our thanks are due to r. Lord, Esq,
purser of the Northern Light for valuable favors.

u. S. ARMY MovEMENTs.-Ihe San
D;ego Herald Of March 90 says: Lieut. Sweeny left
this place the eh inst with 100 men, for the post at
the Colorado. He accompanied by one Assistant
Surgeon end one Brevet I'd Lieutenant wagon train
came IN from the post few days since, with inteh-
eence that in consequence of the nonarrival of the
transport schooner Sierra Nevada which left here
time since the Colorado with supplies for that post
Major Hsintzelman will soon he obliged TO resort to
mule steaks unless be gets supplies from this place very
shortly Upward Of 30 mules belonging the last train
which came in, pershed on he Desert.
The same paper announces the arrival,
by the Ses Bird OF Major McKinstry Quartermaster
At that post and B. Gray, Esq Chief Surveyor OF the
Boundary Commission.
The U. S. transport bark Anita, John n.
Becher ESQ., commanding, arrived at San Diego on the
18th inst in ballast She will remain there All tne re-
turn Of one company of Dragons and two companies OF
infantry from the Colorado which are to be sent 10
Bencia.
w. C.. Fernell, of San Diego, and Col.
Russell Collector of Monterey, are announced as candr
dates for the United States Judgeshp for the Southern
District.
WHALEs.-A large whale Of the hump
back species made his appearance, says The Hera1d
near to our wharf on Friday last, In less than TWO
fsthorns of water The stranger appeared evidenty
frightened at his proximity to terra trina, and got him.
cell of In great haste into deep water again.
RE-ENFORCEMENTs AT CHINo.-Ihe Los
/n1,los Star of the 2Nh says that the military post at
Chino under command of Capt. Lowell, has recently
received an accession to it's numbers OF 90 men, who
have been ordered there from San Diego.
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List of Patents
I,ued from The United States Patent Office for the Week end
ing dprd q, 1852.

T,ued from The United States Patent Office for he Week end
ing Apra q, 1882
rcsrefury Prepared for The New YORK Tribunal
Matthias w Baldwin of Philadelphia Pa, for Improved
Valves for Steam Engines Dated PM q, ISoI. :;
John Gust Blair Of Pittsburgh, Pa for Improvement IN
File Cutting Machinery. Dated April q, iSoA :.
Daniel Dewey Of Hartford Conn., for improvement IN IA
Sbuttles Weaving Hair Cloth &c Dated Apnl "a lSoL
Perry Dickson Of Blooming Valley Pa Tor Improvements
in Hold Back for Seds Dated April a. 1852
John NJ Esris of Troy, N. y for improvement IN smut
Machines. Dated April r. 1882
Nath Edson Of Newieans Ia 10Y ~ Ss5 III
road Switches Dated April a. 1852
Calvin Wiley Jr of Chicago, H. tnow deceasedl AZ
Improvement in Gins for Long Staples OF Cotton Dated
Aex'r Kelsey of Rochester N. Y Assignor to James
COves of place for Improvement in Warm Air Fur
nac.s Dated April n, 1852.
Ephraim Parker of Rock Island H. Assignor to Alfred A.
Parker of St Louis No. for Improvement in Machines for
Pressing Tobacco Dated April ~ 1882
ants England Stud Brace for Flues of Sheet Water
Space Boilers Dated April r. 1852 Patented III England
Dec. 8 l3f9
ment in Brushes Dated April p, 1852
Thos J. Sloan Of NewYork, n. y for Improved Float
Guase Feed Regulator etc. for Steam Boilers etc Dated
April n, 1852
in SelfIoading and Dumping Cart Dated Apn n 1872
Alfred S,vnge and Nehemiah Hunt Of Boston, Mass, for
Improved Steering Apparatus Dated April n, 1852
Henrv!rurner OF Charestown. ~ H. for Improvement In
Boxes for Journals Dated Apnl n, 1882
T. j. Ball Il John Post of Pittsied, Mich- for Improve
Inent in Cultivators. Dated April "a, l6o2
DESIGNS. ,
Saml H. Sailor OF Philadelphia, Penn, Assgnor 10 North
Harrison Chase of same place, for Design Tor COOKING
Stove. Dated Apnl n, 1852.
James g. Abbott Archilus Lawrence Of Philadelphia
Penn for Design for Portable Furnace. Dated April ~ 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Terrific Eruption Of Mamma LOa.
-. IL. Ale. (.bCnyn,a March Ut

Our adyices from Honolulu are to the
10Th March The news is ten days later. It bears no
special importance but we have account OF great
eruption on the Island of Haw ii of the famous Mamma
Loa which the date of last dispatches was burning
Aercely dschareng Of lava and filing the air
With cindt TO and sshes.
The eruption commenced on the 18th Feb from the
old crater and followed by successive openings in
the sides of the Mount from which gushed torrents OF
lava coursng in down the sides OF the volcano,
and setting FIRE TO the woods in its progress The spec
facle ia described as terrcslly grand Alarm was felt
for the safety the Of Io toward which the tor
rents Of fire rapidly rolling.
By advices from Hilo TO the I'd inst says The Poyrs
sian we further learn that the of lava had burned
through the woods within Is miles Of o, and that 1t
was still progressing The current was not so rapid as
ut first but was gradually filing up all the inequali
ties OF the ground and il supposed nj that date
that would ultimately reach the sea, and discharge it
self somew here in the bay of fiilo
This eruption IL said TO be the most terrific and extern
sve that has taken place Hawaii within the memory
of man.
The Government organ publishes offi-
eaIly an order in Council providing for reciprocal du-
sies on certain articles with the United States OF North
America 10 which is enacted by the King Premier
and Chief of the Hawaiian Islands, that all flour, fish,
coal lumber slaves and heading, the produce manu-
facture of the United States shall be admitted into the
Kingdom free of all duty provided the Government Of
the United States will admit sugar, syrup of sugar mo-
asses and coffee the produce OF the Hawaiian Islands,
into all the ports OF the United States on the same terms
Our correspondence informs US that con-
siderable excitement caused In the community Of
Honolulu by the discovery that mail bag, made up at
this port and sent by the Game Cock last winter to the
Islands had been broken open by some OF the passen
gers of the g. c. and many letters relating 10 the expe
dition which sailed In that vessel destroyed.
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BURGLARY IN RoxBURY-HEROICC Con-


DUCT OF A LADv-7Ae Burglar Badly Woanded.-A bur
glary occurred in Roxbury last night In which three
rufiians concerned all OF whom were rlghtened
and fed at the appearance of solitary female The par
tcuars of this burglary of than ordinary inter-
est 1t appears that at late hour three burglars effected
an entrance into the house of David Simmons on the
Highlands, at Roxbury by means of cutting away the
sash and removing the glass OF window once In the
house. the robbers wento work systematically and ran
sacked every until they to that OF Mrs. Rug
ges a relative of Mr.. Simmons from whom they stole
gold watch, and other small but valuable articles.
The robbers then entered the room of Mrs Eliza Sum-
ncr sister of Mr. Simmons, but no sooner had they
made their uncerem Dnious appearance than Mrs. sum
ntr sprang out of bed and seized poker Two OF the
rascals seeing the determined manner OF Mrs. Sumner,
made their egress from the premises in double suick
time but the third fellow, thinking perhaps to defeat
weak and almost deienselsss woman, fingered behind
his companions, and met wSh such a reception as, we
regret to say, is accorded to few burglars
Mrs. Sumner dealt him blow over the head with the
poker thus enforcing command to leave the premises
nstanter The fellow took the hint and started in such
haste that instead of passing out of the door he dashed
falling down an embankment of four feet in hight Pre-
vous to making his hurried exit, the burglar threw
Ratchet Mrs sumner, but very fortunately the missile
passed its intended VICTIM and lodged in door ON the
opposite side OF the room.
In making his eress through the window, the burglar
dropped the watch and other articles stolen from the
room of Mrs Rugges 1t is supposed that the robber
badly injured his track traced by his blood
which trcked from the wounds he received. Iappears
thet from the Highlands the iobber passed across the
forts of blood being found on his track until he
reached the premises of Mr. George simmons Alter
passing this estate in the darkness he supposed TO
have run or walked off Cliff which is about twenty
feet in hight and ut the bottom of which was found
large pool of blood u is morning. as well as cloth cap
thoroughly saturated with the fluid. BIOS. Jour
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On rresdsy. AFri ~ Nh. J. n ALLEN sr.l
n~f ifirras ssd those " Ter srutAcr a ~ ~. . -
s,sss 70 s'tene tke fsseo Of sscocA Pr - =
- ne house o. j. hooe. Lsvnssesst 10 ts>~D]
raioyshsyst, Brcotyn - ~ 60 =
osWsdse.dsy nossrs. April ., HANNAH u.s,,
ysstoi hersse sAT - ~
he relatives and Needs ~ TIE hzl, ar. -.
a'eec Der ;rnsIs his morns s ~ o'es.l - ssen =
1870 20 III os9ssi Her 'en.iss -ia ss tssss - -.
% NeaarsJsy. April -. WILLIAM Dr. .x<xx
oltessssn ~ Judge Ccwsn. 6~c.s.-f al ooWAr
The Firnrs - he AH..y re-ps<tfaay r.....-.-,
naes n, m he resderc- u his mother. No nDd =
frds, ihe S,sh iart, sts oecs Pm ~uAo., ia q ~
ON A.sre.dsy ncrnns. APFl -. lie <rA - 49,
THOMAS BURGESS e coa.unpsnn 's1 -
nv it-rt. ard atssaasnces, AMI tie n.srhsx. -.
Re kiih'h Wsrd. resp~t asited 10 ~ Z
ris, sternoon, o'cios. from hs Ais ss9aj =
GrarJ %. ~ "see,s. ~ II
On Wednesday evening. April -. LYDIA crAsr
he Nathan Auss, N The 18Th ~ her age "At 4,
The relatives 81, rset 4 OF NE fsmy a.. r,.,...s,
stfens the ubers hom her hi- r.sdrnc. No "a te1n
frdsy. Apr 81 sts o'Cloct ~, -ilou, arA.~
On Wednesday. April .. SARAH ANN vi. ~ ,'-e
Ans sfer 'hou hut severe Hoes the 5A ye., ~ ~
The member. Of 6efyis Lodge l. O. of O y r,.',Se
OF r., are tie friends OF the fanny. asef D. -st
nom lef late red-nce No 10 East lstA Ct on Fr ns n
On fue-dsy sferpoos Apsis7 II oskh kRox seSsc
sss OF the ate Johs Palmer the Nj h ~, 49,
keisi'es sso 6iesis OF the sHiy sna member, - : -
q hnnne Co No. ~ respectai6 nvu~l 10 49,.
nom be ate residence corner Of Grad InnS a. $50
lIhsrsssyl al An. without further notlc. M. -, ensv
fsisred IL the anS bsrs srornd q; Nanaron.si -
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SALES OF SrocKs AT PHILADELpulA-

Wssnssasy April ss-F1a Boards 90 Penn o. oki ~
10 ga 900 yak $500 sch Nav. ~, ~ 81 tim e.
s4Si saooo do. e.t $500 DO, slt aco Read aa. -
Mort o. - ssk Camden and Am RR, led tu Basl "a
ss,loo Pea. &c. os 50 vet,bas e. 10 % Luz Lsak
Notes. S. 1890 sure Canal ss 6s ts do, ~ ses n<
q, 90, is Penn kR tl cleo L,hsl g. ST. tsf~ ~,
- 100 Morrs Csnrl, l9A 70 Union Canal itS.
Ssess< Eoard-s6o Read RR. ~ 81 do an $50 cAeA
Del S., IS, vi t20oo Allegheny City d. IS " Psna ~
usk sPssn RR. 2k Is A. A. Coal, 10; $500 Sch kss -,
Us Hk, n. A. RI 49, ~ Cam. An. RR. tWi loo -
lat 90 t2OO0 Read RR. Mort 90 20, sj $1,000 d. ~ ~
Lsna Island RR II 40 Glrsrd Bk Isl.
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Advertisement.
Eroou The Butdtfo Commercial.
I'm DUsT FROM OREGON. Messrs.

GOLD DUST FROM OREGON. -MessIs'
Geo H. Derby Co. have recently received an order p
books from Oregon with native dust accompany stio
msve This ingDg dust into ones face over the hoexy
Mountsins is modern feanot to mention the
of the thing But then, is Just good enough Tor Mes
Derby Co. they have sno business TO advertise IN ne
rapefs all over the Unon and thus monopoze the BOOK
business Paying three thousand dollars year. st up
por the press as they DO is Gerry exrsvagant and they
deserve TO have the dust flung them They frequently
receive orders books from California England and tney
almost eli parts of the world where people have learned %
read and good enough for them be pestered with te
then advertising them from Dan to Beersheba."
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Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tnbune.
NORTHAMPTON Monday, April 26, 1852.
II. GREELEY, Esq: In to-day's Tribune
your Teegraphic Dispatch from this place says Some
Is were received there from the sale Of Hungarian
Bonds"
The fact Ia that $500 worth OF Bonds were SOLD
here and there were various subscriptions of private
nature amounting to s200 -,
Please correct tis for the good name OF town winch
is almost universally for the I" Great Hungarian
Yours, w
re- OF course our readers understand that the
So was a bunder. Ia.
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AGGRAVATED AssAuLr.-Two youn.

nsned Daniel Duck and James Foley, arrested
late hour Tuesday night charged with committing
No Furmsnst Brooklyn IL appears from the sds.,, Of
the complainant thai about 10 O'Clock the evening ABB
named while walking through Janest she attacked by
four PERSONS who dragged her into saughterhOs where
they violated her person. Her brought Mr. Thomas
Horn of No ls6 Jsnest who lived in the dwelling sdo,n
ing her assistance He succeeded in
ung the young above named, whom he gave into
the custody Of officer Buskirk of the Ninth Ward They
taken before Justice McGrath and after exaInna-
ton WEI committed for trial
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MARRIED.

7, H.rkiuer on Sunday March 81 by Rer d. L srts Dr
z CRANE 10 cATHARfsE c. daughter Of Mehal N.Y..
on WsSsesay morning. pr o. Al saints Church, by e,
M, E,r~nbgpdf, FlSr skLI> II. LIMnLS 10 MIS- SAkAb =
a. ssb,-r Of T. p. Smith, fsl, al Of this city.
Il Bosfan and SseEn pap~rs p-sse eops. =.
Tu.sdsy, Ayh ~, At The rhureh q The HOY fnny ~
II D. - Ieps. Nm y. PATTERSON, Of Dssslr. "
e AHELlA 3, daughter o. the ss Fs~derc h.shr IL
IN BrookyB, Tuesdsy Apif Il, BY Ees. Wan IT, Lewis
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RoBBING A CoUNTRYMAN.-A black fell

low nemed Jeremish T. Reed was Yesterday arrested,
charged with having robbed young named w Fowler,
living in New Castle Westcheser Co.. of pockethook
tanning SIS Ii appears that yesterday morning, Reed sc-
compsned BY three females met the complainant in
Leonard and the party induced him to enter filthy
hole the of Leonard and Orange when they
cured for him of beer with quantity of snui IN n
which Fowler drank and became stupeed when Reed
robbed him He locked by Justice Lohrop tor trial
One of the females also locked up witness to appear
AGAINST him.
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Advert4sement
r Suppose Washington had

z Suppose Washington had never
been PAINTED BY rmbul any other artist should hsEs
lost forever that noble face which the guardian genis
of every house under the flag Of liberty Then how mpoF-
tant is Il that every one however humble should secure "
his descendants the small but valuable memorial Of hxe
ness For this and other reasons Roor u crowded VIC
persons in search of such Dagueeotype will most fa
fully hand than down the OF time RooT al 10
363 BIZ adway, corner Of Frsnkhn-st.
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LIcRNsr-John Downing and I. Chappell the former
keeping liquor store at No IL West Broadway, and
the latter similar establishment at No. 25la College
place. were yesterday arrested by Officers Philips ard
Bray, of the Third Ward, charged with selllg liquor
without license They were taken before Justice Lo
throp for examination
Really, the world does move. Tro of the two thou
sand unlicensed poison peidlers of the City prosecuted
in one day We begin to have a faint hope that tho
great Police Department is awake, after all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

ment We therefore pronounce the experiment entirely
srecessful.
Uncovered would enal the above and heartily
commend the Fire Annihafor powerful agent IN Cot
tending against the rayages of tire.
THO p. HOWELL President Of Fire Department
a. w AxpRuss STEPHEN G. SrURGEs,
Wu H. WmrTEMoRE, THApDErs *. AUSTIN,
Dawn J. CAMFIrLp. Ann MocgsIDcE,
Officers Of the Fire Department
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II The Justly celebrated Exterminator
that totally anilses Rats Mice Reaches Ants Bed Bus
reto Mr Cosar does believe in certificates bot re-
rs those who wish know Of its efficacy TO the si houses
and persons Of the city We inform our readers NOT - ~
ve published By others but TO inquire OF me
persons named ia them then they viii not be deceived
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ry~ The Printers of Indianapolis have
iust formed n Union The following are Officers:
DEATH PRorEsso OR EDWARDS -Atel-

egrapbc message was received in Boston Saturday
evening from Charleston s c., announcing the decease
of Prof b. B. Edwards of Andover Mass and the return
of his family by the Ben Franklin to sail from Charles
ton for New-York on the oath inst
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
T. j. Dela,oars Formerly Lynch 4 Cldrk's) 23l3 Waua
1852. ga. NJ. Noon. SP. NJ 5P. NJ
April 2s..........H IS 80 81
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w. ilgSRY 4. NoeRE - vRAxcss !. -
+ >eas elves ~ II shss essy. e0oDA|
~ f'r.<-ss vsnsy, p~ask<ss cs--.r .. 49, - -
Sr-fs-' ceremony. ErNJAMfg PRtCF ~ ..sY, eU4m 4.
ktehf, 10th Of tho ely. ~stak
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fAdverti.ement
ScHooI. ExANiNATIoN.-The Annual

Examination of the Classical and Mathematical School, at
No "a Sxthav under the Of Mr.. Stephen j. Sedgwck
took place week closing Friday The proficiency Of
Mr. S.dswcks pupils exhibited in manner entirely
satisfactory the friends and patrons of the SCHOOL
The graduating class numbered enas follows Masters
Henry Davies Charles Hooking Alexis Mcllvaine, David
Waduck VIM Benjamin and James FORESTER, graduates
Colleges Masters james Petrie and John Morris qualified
George Robinson Edward Randel
pared D the Free Academy The scholars under Mr. Eeds
wiekscare are about hundred in number dispersed
different the instruc
tors lesides the PnciI al Greek Latin, French German,
ard the English branches. Hebrew department about
he added to the school, number Of the Of prominent
Hebrew citizens being among the pupils This class will DO
under the charge Rabbi Moot In the of instruction
adopted this school the Principal aims at thorough de-
veopment the scholars capabilities and places superior
advantages within the each OF ALL We commend the inst
tuition to the public regard and favor.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Anthony
ecker sold by Auction, Yesterday. the following

Beecker sold BY Auction, yesterday, me iollo"hg'
l lot corner eothst and 500
lots on LIST av adjoining each $500. ............ %
lot ON lFav adjoining 5Se
lot 60thst. adjoining lot lstay.. Sos
lot on S4tb-~t 100 feet from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lots s4th st., adjoining each S47o.......... Zs3
lot corner STRAY and s5thst.. ~
lot on 5th-av adjoining ................ t1t
lots on 5th av adjoining each sass .......... l3lc
lot s5ths. adjoining lot corner 5th-av....... SOC
lots S5thst- adjoining, each $3.50. ........ lSe1
lots on Lexingtnnsv bet 5ah and 55thst each 500 80
l lot on Lexington av- adjoining 90
lot on Iexington-ay adjoining Go
/ lot on Lexlpston-ay next but one adjoining .. &C
lot on s5h-st between 4,h and 5th-av.......... $50
/ lot on s5fb.st adjoining ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
/ lot corner Io6th-sf and 6l0
lots on 5th-av adjoining each Sioo............. 20
Adrian II. Muller also sold the following:
c.. "a L.. NJ 90 ;,x. =. or, AIS eoa
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BoARp OF Observation-Disclosures


The Recorder in the Of Salaries The Com
salaries of Recorder and the County Judge each to
5000 year. Lost Is to ), the Recorder voting III the
negative . - -,
Sdlv Of Assssor-Report Of Committee fixing the sal
aries of Assessors of Taxes rangDg from $3.50 to 5000
Adopted -
Report was adopted in favor of paying Juu, Hitchcock
1853 being of bill for attendance the Court OF
Over and Terminer in l849 aud l8i9
Irpontment Of Clerks, Sc-A Special Committee, con-
sanaed to ascertain whether the appointment made by the
Der, n, l848, are legal or not Adjourned.
LARCENY AT SEA.-Geo. B. Shubert,
Rob Sanders John Lewis and several others all passengers
on board the ship Sarah Hide which recently arrived IN port
were Yesterday arrested warrant Issued by the L. y
Commissioner charging them with stealing $500 worth Of
were sent before the Commissioner for examination.
ARREST OF PICKPOCKEr.-A man
named Peter Farley arrested Tuesday afternoon,
Washington Parade Ground having alleged been de-
cted in the of picking the pocket OF lady who was
looking at the military. He held for examination
SUDDEN DEATH.-James Howley, man
of incorporate habits died suddenly Tuesday afternoon,
while at the corner of Thirty thirds. and Thrdav. Hs
body was the Bellevue Hospital and the Coroner
was notified to hold an inquest.
SUPREME CeURT.--Judge Edwards yes
terday held Special Term which will be continued to-day
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SALE OF Ex-MAYoR HoNE's PIcruREs.

The sale Of the painting owned by the late Hon.
Philip Hone of yesterday under the direction of
E. H. Ludlow the experienced and popular Auctioneer
The ssle was well attended and conducted with excel
lent order and rapidy, the disposal of 500 lots BY
o'clock, p NJ, testified We the prices of some
of the finest pictures
Anne Page Slender and Shallow-by Leslie. $40
DnIl / ecture-by Newton 100
Falls of Ksuterskill-by Cole go
stll 7 ake-hv Cole 100
L axe and MoI1ntaip--by Cole lbs
Greek Girl-bv Newton It's
Rns,ic Toiler-by Leslie l25
Iandseape-by RuysdaIl 10
Wafer Gar,-by Doughty 40
Sunrise and Sunset-(pairl-by Joinyille
Subsidng of the Waters-by Cole
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ARRIVAL OF RErUGEEs.-The packet
ship Cornelius Grnne arrived yesterday from London
brought 40 Hungarian and 81 French Refugees.
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The entire amount for pctures foots up 81, zoe SO.
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CHARGE OF SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT

Store aud lot No. @ Liberty-st 25174 el6eos
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e Attention is called to Prof. Whit
ney advertisement hrst page, Of bis last exhibit
tons Of Ors.ory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
r. We learn from The Ne,oark Daily

Eg We learn from The Neicark Daily
Advertiser, that large demonstration of the Fire An
nihioter was given in that city Tuesday, with
plete success 1t closes notice of it with the following
After the above experiments, cannot how the
powers OF the Annihator can longer be doubted" The
following report made by Committee of the Fire
Department:
NEWARK, N. j., April q, 1852.
The undersigned appointed Committee report upon
the result OF demonstration Of the powers Of Phillips Fire
Annihsior would state that building erected for the
purpose l. feet and high built of dry pine
timber and boards There q door and windows in
the lower story and three windows in the second
of which left open Large quantities of conbasble
materials were placed inside such dry pine boards half
barrel Of ysrnsh, and large quantity Of clippings irom
patent leather tr
free opening made between the first and second
stories, give full the flames light
applied and the flames allowed to spread I'LL ne~y the
whole inside OF the building flames The haus pro
creased TIL they extended from four 10 SIX feet Of the
second sfoTy window when the AHnirtors started
and the whole flames and fire subdued and exngulted In
from 10 two minutes No water used in the exper