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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

$500 THURSDAY. March Ii.
ASAES-Ths market steady WITH a fslr dsmand for
Pots Al S3aS3 90, snc Pearls az SIS rs
COTTON - steady 500 bales sod TO-DAY at fun orcss
u LOlh AND AEAL~-There IL a better inquiry Ter
Wstern and Sac III for the Exs: local trade
Low g@es OF Michigan and better; tAe bs,-
ter grades sasble aId market % arm The
Itc.lps are light and tbs demand export is sti re-
stIicteG ~ the hFmEess IN fTeghts Canadian firmly
held 81 81 ei&St IS sad Qutet. Toe sales OF Domestic
and - s!S< "a for sts'e and commoa 70 70 d
oaio sad 81 Sli4S5 l2 for HIed 10 tascy NJ cassH and
Indiana southern Is very iTm with less arriving The
Su5 soSd or tho trste and ~! export Sizes OF Lace
shsA sra * IS Tor mixed - good straight asds and
- 1t&so Sls iof fsacy. kye Elour Is cuet a. So 50s
:, sz Corn Msal is inactive sr =, So :7} lr Jersey
t2a 50 IS y leo hs.
SkAlN-rhsre Is better feeling Ia our market fr BED
ae asa ices as position apparent press sales s
80 80 't 81 poit sad ttr Eut. Waite las dscEsd
~. y etnaad Tor shipping Tse sales are Ites9 bush
"ne SoS,hsn, pat a, 81 O., and the esdus GA eyyate
tet-s aug 80 e.sh Req Do 93c Wsstern aal ,sse-
~ he' Ne'cu ana cue sflcns would be a,miaA RYE
gu NO .'e iieet oaersd At u q 75c Barley Is sric,
Mali - selling slowly CSC . 81 81 ev.b o. s-.g
COCO Gemahs ana iess pl,uty Az on ara Esttsr -
q state A. q a ard Jersey 40 arc t,-1 - - =
ard is dali the maAd modsr4ts foy exe9rt so ths
East; he ocs trade AID GxiiileTs ATE ths nri,o-s'
srs Gales " so bgsh. fax Waite SoytIs,r SS1 H.
90 held At t3s and Western Hreo Is aos -. =, ga ~
store
WHISKEY-Ths market isseady vi,h a eeo3 5sn,r,
Prissn al SIC Sales az 40 pos Drutse i.sts.fr
81 - # 75hhds a. DC timr sHi ilteTsst '''
PhONiSiONS-ft-re iscslsicorahe excite nert IA ,,r
nArks, for Pork with fsr local aal some .psca.at,x -
Quy Tbs supply moderate and the market II ENDS
upward IRE sales .tQ hhlS 81 S6s s6 IS Cor nrv
Mess. closing Af ~ SIC p Prine Si4 37k
Gst = sersisil' held at me late! price oldished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

The Lawrence Manufacturing Co. (Mass)
has declared dividend OF 3 p cent.
Some alteration has been made il the
schedule OF tolls on produce passing through the
Canals Of the State, viz. characterization OF II mills
for 81 mills for 900 pounds sailed pork, bacon
lart, lard oil and grease.
A Railroad Convention is to assemble IN
Baltimore or the 18th inst, on which occasion Hon.
John p. Kennedy, Of Baltimore will submit arepor!
recommending the extension OF the Baltimore anu
S1souehannah Railroad to the Pennsylvania nhe.
4 bill has been Introduced in the Legislature Oh
PENNSYLVANIA authorizing the extension from tue
PENNSYLVANIA line to the Dauphin and susquensn-
nah Railroad The proposed point Of junction Is II
miles from Harrisburg.
The reyense of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for the month Of February has been $l22,-
O75 40, of which $50 $40 60 were from the Main
Stem, ard $25 225 II from the Washington Branch
The earnings Of the Cheshire (Mass.)
Railroad for 1851 were s242 249 against saos,4 in
1885, sho wing an increase OF $33,335. The recent
movement of this Company FOR relieving themselves
from floating debt and paying their bonds matarins
the present year, by issue OF preferred stock Ia
the proportion Of new for three old shares, has
bee succe ssful, nearly all the STOCK having oeeh
subscribed for late report OF the Company says
When the plan is fully carried out, the whole re-
naming debt OF the Company Will no. exceed SIX nun
dred thOusand dollsrsmost OF It not due untit looo
and The small paTi due In 1919, easily oeferre1 70
that time by the use OF the unlssued 1860 oOais
This debt Will rest upon a capital stock OF 23OJO
shares on which will have been paid 70 and ex-
pended On the road two millions OF collars, ahc
upon an income which in the present year IS equal
to nearly FIVE per cent. on the whole capital OK
pended.
A new Banking Association has been or
ganzed under the general law, at West Troy, with
a capital of $500, 900, and named the Bank of West
Troy 1t will go into operation on the LIST OF May
next, under the management of Ferdinand F. Suy-
dam as Pre- sdent and Albert c. Gunnson as Cashier.
The business on the three great routes
of Western travel in 1850 and 1851 was as follows;
WESTERN RouTEs-cosT AND EARNINGS.
1850. 1851.
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A d. MkRwIs. 1atoaeer.
Try BANGS BROTHER g. CO..
- Trade Sale Rooms No IS Pars-,ov
kEGULAk NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE
FRIDAY EVENING March IL, az &, O'clock
SUPERB EsGRAvISos AND AUTOGRAPH IErrERs -
very ckOcs cOiecisn Of elegant Engsh Aud Efsuck pa
tnguissed persons.
STATIONERY, kc-YED sEsDAY, i7.h Marca. aad
the 70 iowlag DAYS
WRIIING PApER-sATURDAY goth March
IhE bOOhs-CommsHclDs ~ MONDAY 2ld March
ASs thasd cafDs that aad the succeeding wees.
Lhs CAtAiesIeG are now ready fbf The trade.
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Foreign Ports.

At Messna 18th ult barks Ann MARY, Dlyes for os-
ton 2ss GsmDia, Racslef; Peytona Slater, and EIza
goth Saguna, (BH Freeman, from Malta, lth }
for Es.tOn. ldg J. Darling, Wheeler une. Sailed 81 ,
bark Emily Roberts Philadelphia lllh, bark rurk, Hard
Sid from Palermo evening Of ON ult bark What Cheer
Ba keT, Boston
Sid from Malaga nth ut brig Hollandsr Pouslsnd, "
At Gibraltar 1911 ut, banks Adeline Gam,ge for Mar
settles, Itst7, (w her African cargo) Llius. from
Liverpool for Boston repaired and resdy CAPTAIN
Pendeton Wa recovering but II was undecided whether
he would come as master.
At Cadz nth ult bark Robert, BsaIchamp, for Boston
rext day.
New York about Mach 25Ih. with passengers
Sid from Cowes 20 ult., snip France Nichols from
Antwerp for New York.
AT Liverpool, 25th us. ship Albert Gallan Dslano for
New York next day Sd 2ith, ship Enterprise, Funk,
New-Iofk.
At Callsc. Jan. 18th. ship Seamas Drew from Dal.i.
more had 70 days passage.
At Msracabo l3,h ult brig ST. udrsy Robertson from
Baltimore for New York schrs Penny, Berry, from "a
arr 8lh; VII, Gregory, unc.
A. ADgcstua, lith ulE, brig AngostarA, CARVE. from
snd for New-York 18th schr. Eleanor, Chase do do
AT Guyana, p X, 20ih ult. bsrks Brothers, Ward for
New Haven, dg 6rgs Lucy Higgins, Martin, from Santa
Cruz; Edward Lind, Bueknam from Portland Jas.
Roach, Haven. from do olsg schr Meteor, Kp)n, for
Baltimore
Al Havana lst inst banks J J. Ha.hsrn, Small for Bos.
Con Greene, Hammer for New York 500 boIe, taken
up at rse); Col Eaule Bf for do. a. 600 boxes
aiss gets the ssme) Palmetto, Bell (jOOJ bo1es) and
May II. Vose, Moore t6o soxes) Tor do land taken up
Sid from St John n B 2etn ul, brig Triad, Gorham.
Entport, and Is said 10 have pat into Musqdash &C
csunt OF the gale. all safe
At MOntsgo Bay 2cth uls brig Timothy Crosby Atwood
AT Vera Cruz Feb. 90, bark Huron Chandlsr for Ha.
vana IN few days brig Azores for New York, soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
ANTHONY PLEEcKER, Auc,ionoer
NHE VALUABLE PROPERTY No,

Il AL Bowery. N the City Of New York, at Aac,,oa
ANTHONY J. BLEESkkR vail sell. at public aseta,
SATURDAY Mach 49, 1854 a. 10 o'cicek a. he NJ
chants E1chaBge the following GesIabe property via
On the B0wery- The brick fIoIt House AID vaasA.
Lot Of Ground knowR No 21l B0wefy. hstwsea HOqs
ton and stanton s's-said To-. beng a feet aeAs,
front and rear by 70 Jsptt be the On s
For terms and further parc liars apply 30 the Ausnoasr
No 7Rroad-st. (te6,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
Farewell Evening
HRAN ID SC0TC RI NATIONAL

SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Firs,
hCssnss -Erhlblted corner Of i3fh zGd Bread Ess
Opss A 81 I'll 10 O'Clock P Adaissioa IS csrts
Ihsse wafks 81 Ar CONSIST eoliecu0a Of yIEW3si
ECkOPE, ASIA MINOR SYRIA. The HOLY LAND
EGYPT, NuBIA and ARABIA. They ere sssschsd snS
painted N Oh By fTof sattsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
BY reIeOranh

BOSTON, March liam ssiR. Co,..;, o.. Nh.
iersy: New O:leaps. banks Luciads
nsoJs ss d sap fASna: wales sa Fr.acisc,
NMks' Gina Phlsdslphla, scar. CAaon,a. 49, -
hOLasSs HOLE. March iO-An barS Oas- ga,
CHAsLESToN, March 9-Arr sts,rns, n r;.u c.x-
r9rs b@Ik savasrah Bosom ,ohr Genssee
SIC efs ZooEa, Northern port; schr HsIsr. - w
Cid brig Moses Hew-York. Il IN. Osia- & $50
sM YS9sess S S;< Nh ;As SAP csasr.
Southefrsr ior NsT-folk could 20, xes a,e 80 ..s
snenes % snh Sersh east blow lh-Ia toe ofs,s sal,
New-YaIk Cid schT. Truth. Baltimore S'''HosA'''
NORFOLK, March le-Afr : r rackso, "a 49, -,
Asxk6Das. ''@- - Java i'e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

A. W. CAMP. Auctonses.
cM CASES BOOTS, SHOES aud
cOO BROGANS-Oa TUESDAY, at 10 O'CLOCK AN
"A large assortment for Sp'Ing trade
Also, prime st0c az all times for private sale a. 0Nss
cash prices at the store Of d. GALE No. 25 Pesu ST.
eOIusr Of Plagt-st, Now York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

FOR SALE by AUCTlON-On the
~ PENNIES without TeserTe, on TUESDAY, March &c.
ne subscriber Offers his House ard u Il Land,
bs state OF cultivation, well I'd with variety 81
srAred fruit casually situated Ia Center 81. Sorsh Or
sngs ~ i've Minutes walk from the Morris and Esssx
Railroad Depot. b. MAWBY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
ADRIAN III. MULLER, Auctloseer
DEREMPlOkY SALE IN PARTl'

IEREMPIOkl SALE IN PAkll'
- TON, by order Of the Supreme Cent, Of 1875 ih'
choicest and most valuable 10 in the CITY 81 New Ye
situated on the 9TH. ssh, 9th and 7th avs s5d STA es
bth, 9th 6sth, t9h 10Th, 7ist 72d and 73dsts par
which On and IN the vicinity Of Hamilton square:
ADRIAN II MULLER will sell a. AuetIoa "a TUES
DAY, tho 10Th day Of March, 1859. az o'clock, NJ,
the Merchants Exchange BY order Of The Supreme COun
under the direction Of Phllo Rugslss Esq, feisrw
023 valuable Lots az above, belonging 10 the estate
James Amory, deceased. As this sale VIII be- ffee Ah
without Limitation as TO price every lot VIII be sbsoiasr
sold to the highest bidder There probably has been
better opportunity oseIed to the citizens OF ses-Yon
20 years past to mske selections IN desirable pad
the island (beng in tho vicinity OF Hsniltoa and ohd
contemplated squares Al thar own prices, ethu bf
" IL nterseced By four Of the leading ayeaaes, an
bounded on either side By the +th and 9Th rsToAds-
SiIty per cent OF the purchase money may remsn aW
option Of the purchasers on bond sad mortgage for ta
years at per cent interest," annan, payable semi a.
nually
Maps Of the above described property eaa be had h ne
ADRIAN H. MULLER Auet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

T0i099'rII
This IL a remarkable result, showing gross earn
inss of Is q cent. on the aggregate cost of the
works Within ten years the increase OF traffic upon
the leading public works of this country has been
immense as will be seen by the annexed table, I'M
der general reduction of fares OF about so y cent;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
HENRY T. LEEDS. Auctionssr
Nil PAINTINGS and t,NGRAViNGS.

~ HENRY I. FtDS will sell a. auction 10 NOR
ROW (Saiurtay) EVENING a. o'clock. a. the Sales
Room No So Chsmtcrs hear Broadway aooat $50 rich
ly framed Oh Paintings variety Of pleasing paret
and cabinet paintings also, stpne, lire and nsrEouht
cravings Catalogue and paintings can be examined VniAs
morning If sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

The Secretary of the Department of
Public Works of Canada has given notice that the
Weand Canal is in thorough good state OF repair
and efficiency, and will be opened for navigation BY
the goth of this month.
The following statement will show the
great progress of the City of Chicago The value of
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II. I. LEEDS. Auctonesr.
7 OTICE H ENRN l. LEEnS. Aue.

ii. I. LEEDS, Auctoneer.
NOTICE. HENRY L. LEEDS, Aue.
~ tioneer, will seu on FRIDAY. March H. a. hs
Sales Room, Ne IS Chambers St: near Brosdwy large
assortment Of BIshdles W,nes gars, Tea &c IN DENT
Johns eighth casks SC as, 20 Gee Cgars ant
about 100 lbs Of old Cheese put up Ia Dupuy Co.'S Gh
proof Brandy. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
SHERIFF SALE.-0n FRIDAY, Feb.
~ a. 1884, at 10 o'clock NJ. at Harlem, IN the Factor
known as the Empire Hosiery Works in INA Ct a0out
hundred feet east of the Railroad -Four large sze andw
small size do. Machines for manufacturing Shirts Dns-
ers &C. Also eight Sewing Maehlnes Betting oae larr
Press, Plate and Boards. Yam Beams, fara Nesdlsl
Pulling Machine Tubs, Tools Dye Stubs asd DUing Az
paratus The cars leave tho Ctr Hall for Harlem All,
and 10 s'cleok A.M.-Fsb 20, 1859.
JAS. TERRY, Deputy.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, March
1851 at the same hour and plsce-Feb ~, Ia3l
JAS. r. TERRY, Depsy
The above sale is further postponed until FRlDAf
March 49, 1851, same no ar aud place March S. 1854
THOMAS CARNLEY. Sheriff
JAS. X. TERRY, Deputy. -
The above sale viii positively take place THIS DAT.
March H. THOMAS CARNLEY sAsrif.
JAS r. TERRY. Deputy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12


her trade for 1896 and 1916, was:
Imports Exports.
1885,. $3252O3 90 81 600 "a
lsas.. 90 i IL ShSso 90
is shown in the next two years
Imports. Exports.
IS47 $50 SO 81 296,299 90
ls4s S,33S63 50 l0,7O9,333 40
The Flour received and manufactured at Chicago
in 1851, amounted to lll,9s3 bbls. The receipts OF
Corn for 1851 were 336,3H bushels. The ship
mepts of Com from Chicago in lS47 were 61,3l5
bushels in IS49 GA s4s bushels and in 1850, 0l3
bushels, showing an increase over the preceding
year of about 100000 bushels The shipments Of
Oats In 1851 were COS S27 bushels nearly ali TO But
falo In 1850 the shipments were l56,O5l bushels
Received 46 OIL bushels of Barley, of which 1927
bushels were shipped.
The Hartford Courant says the Hart
ford, New-Haven and Springfield Railroad Com
pany have just contracted with the Messrs Alvord
OF building another track from Hartford to Windsor,
o increase the travelling facilities OF the road. The
work is to be commenced next week, and will be
completed and ready for operation about the first o.
June.
The Rochester Advertiser announces that
he Orleans Insurance Company, at Albion, Orleans
County, has made an assignment, and that MeSsrs
Thomas, Hart Royce are the assisnees.
In Boston the Banks continue in easy
circumstances and the street supply of private cap
ital is fully adequate to the demand
the heavier pay ments OF the week among mercantile
men. Negotiations of paper have been made at
from ia per cent. for prime names, though but
small amounts are offered outside the Banks.
The Boston Journal of last evening
states that Josiah Quincy Jr late Treasurer OF the
Vermont Central Railroad Company, has filed a pc
titon in insolvency. The January receipts OF the
Central and Canada Railroads have not yet been
officially reported to the Treasurer, but they are
stated by of the Directors to have been little
rising tS2, 600 for the month, which is good deal
less than the estimate, aud is attributed to the
verify of the winter.
A meeting of creditors Of the late Repub-
lie of Texas holding first class certificates whether
founded bonds, notes certificates of stock, Of
any description whatsoever, will be held at the Ma.
tonal Hotel Washington on the 18th of April It's
purpose is for deciding upon the acceptance Of the
terms of payment under the act recently adopted by
the Legislature of Texas. AS under the decision of
the President of the United States all the creditors
Of the Republic of Texas must sign releases to the
United States, 10 entte any one Ofthsm 10 payment,
Il becomes indspensably necessary that every cred.
itor should be present, represented by proxy in
the proposed meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

HUELAP'S LIGHT CARRIAGES Al
II AUCTION Mr. ALFRED " HERKSESS a.
floresr viii sell az The CLsese Nassan. the ctr al
philsdepnss the 1th osy Mach nsxt. c5se.,s, AZ
Dunlaps eelebrsist maze. al warranted. Sale poaa,,
and NO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
OFRRMPTORY SALE.-ANTHONY

u j. BLEECKER wilt sell at public auction. At tie
Merchants EIcnanss, az 10 o'clock on SATURDAY,
March 49, the modern built three story brick house and s
No III East 2st St. 90 feet east Of % ay House entjt
lot 20 nv 96 20 certer Of block The houss is dashed IN
handsome style with all the modern provemsnts such
sas lroton bath water closet etc. every desirable
resdsncs and IN gro wing pat Of the city Has
cupied by the owner sucs ITS completion The above will
positively be sold to the highest bidder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

ADRIAN II. MULLER, AueIloseer.
DEkEMPIORY SALE of the HOUSE
Il and IOT No 90 Essst 81 by order OF the supras
Couit-ADRIAN IA. MULLER will sell AZ Auction %
SATURDAY, March 10. 1893 at "a oelosh NJ, tie
Merchants Erct srSe the house and lot of ground sas
on the easeYy SIDE OF E,seI " 100 feet nofthery iron
Grand being % feet in width by 100 feet depth.
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lEIo<n our Corrssooadan,, =,


AlLADELFHIA. Aa5ch li-4rv,,-s-
S S, eAH, rosdencs; S sarEer. Cain N.Y. EiG
G d., co. George Ed~ard. Msy do; j W. Gsady
C'sa''S-sarAs Baltic, HsLsyxea, rn..,s md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

CIRCUS .-New-York Amphitheater,
mo 81 Bowery.-THIs EvENING-Grand Demon
stra.on- Fun Folly. Fashion Taste Talent aad egsncs
HoTumanshp By all the great Riders Two nva Clowns
LOVETT, the Yankee Clown, and BOBBY WILLIAMS,
the Cockney Clown Old England snd New England
against the world
Boxes as cents; Pit Ifk cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

THE McINTYRES have again been
u Enthusiastically received THIS EVENING they
introduce Programme in the Society Library Broad
way, corner Of Lee uard ST., commencing at O'clock
Duncan Cray The Rowan Gree, -" Logic o. Buchaa"
The soldiers Tear" The Flowers Of the Forest sc.
viii be sung. Admttance Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

- URDAY EVENING, March i3-BENEFIr OF
DR. HORTHALL. on which occasion Colsman's Comedy
Of The HEIR AT LAW
Will be presented, in which several gentlemen amateurs
will appear together With the strength and talent Of the
Lyceum Company.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TREATISE ON DIVINE UNION, designed to point
n out of the intimate relations between God and
in the higher forms Of religious experience by Thomas
@. Upham. D. t. Price ST..
A COMPENDIUM OF METHODISM, embracing the his
tory and present condition Of its various branches in all
countries with defence of its docrinal, governmental
and prudential pecuaritiesby Rev. James Porter, NJ
Price 81.
METHODIsM IN EARNEST, being the history Of q
great revival in Great Britain in which twenty thousand
prof sed faith in Christ and ten Thousand profesed
sanctfcaon in about six IN connexion with the la
bors of Rev. James Caughey; including account of
those mental and spiritual cses which made him
eminent reyivalt selected and arranged from "Caugh
ey's Letters by Rev. R. w. Allen, and edited by Rev.
Daniel Wise A. M. Price 81. gis
HELPS TO LIFE OF HOLINESS AND USEFUL
NESS, OR REVIVAL MISCELLANIES; containing eleven
revival sermons and thoughts entire sanctifcaton
revival preachng-mehods to promote reyvasefects Of
revival eorts-revvas and the terrors of God-revva
excementsreyival prayer meetings difficulties Of con-
vers temptation infdeity - afiicon - backslidng-
conflicts &c selected from the works
of the Rev. James Canghey the emneny revi
valistby Rev. H. w. Allen and Rev. Daniel WISE Price
81 This work has reached its thirteenth edition in about
seven months. .sf
NATURE AND BLEssEDNEss OF CHRISTIAN PU-
RITY-by Rev. r. 8. Foster with an Introduction by Ed
mund s. James D. D. of the Bishops OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Price rs cents. For sale by
sct 2Q-tr GRAY Il BALLANTYNE Tth street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
Scott and Wellington.

The following fine historical eulogy of yelling.
ton, says the New York Tribune, is quoted in q
recent notice of his death in British periodical
Change only the name of Wellington to that Of
Scott, how admirably it depicts the conduct Of
the American chieftain in the capital of the Mon
tezumas. wellington was warrior, but he
was SO only to become a pacifcator; he has
shed the blood of man, but it was only to stop
the shedding of human blood; he has borne aloft
the sword of conquest, but it was only to plant
in its stead the emblems of mercy ; he has con-
quered the love Of glory, the last infirmity of
of noble minds, by the love of peace, the first
grace of the Christian character"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
From the Cincinnati Gazette,
woman,s AT fiction.


Conrad Schil enlisted as a German soldier and
served the term of years required by the laws of
that land TO qualify him to.promotion. He grad
ualy mounted the ladder Of fame and of honor,
and imbibng from nature, as he advanced the
doctrine of equality, readily espoused the cause
of the Liberal Party in the recent revolutions that
have convulsed Europe. Owing to this course he
was compelled to fee his native land and find a
home in America. He chose out city as his
abiding place, but alas the sudden reversion of
his fortunes weighed heavily on his mind, and ere
long he was subject for the Lunatic Asylum.
He had formed an attachment in his native
land, for young and accomplished lady, and that
love was reciprocated; but to save his life his
haste had prevented him bidding her good. bye,
or advise her to follow him. But she, who had
found "a foe worthy of her STEEL" was true to
her affianced, and on learning Of his arrival in
this country Immediately followed him Her an
ticipation of their meeting was most rapturous,
and oh imagine her horror on learning that he
was insane But she forsook him not and for
many long months she has watched for the return
of his reason. She was often permitted to see
him while confined at Columbus-the physicians
hoping that such course would aid his recovery,
but in vain. Some two month since he was re-
turned to this city as incurable yet his guardian
angel forsook him not. At her earnest solicita-
ton q friend signed the necessary papers to keep
him out of the Commercial Hospital, and she adj
| ministered to his wants few days since the
friend saw fit to deliver him up again to the au-
thorities, but she is yet with him, visiting FREE
quently, endeavoring to speak and look conscious
ness into him, and sabout having him permanently
removed, Her love is undyiDg, and if Abelard
and Heoise deserved monument Of stone this
unhappy couple should have one Of solid gold.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-30
The Theatre.

In the list of late arrivals at the Irving Hotel,
are the names of Mr.. and Mrs FOSTER, not un-
known in the theatrical world. Mr.. Foster, we
are informed, has been engaged to play the lead
ing business at the National Theatre the coming
season. In letter written for the :. Home
Journal" several years ago, Grace Greenwood
speaks of Mr.. Foster as follows:
81 was also much pleased with young Pitts
burg actor, Mr.. W. M. Foster / do not know
whether this gentleman has appeared on the
eastern boards, but to my thinking he has fine
histronic talent He is striking in personal ap-
pearance; his voice is clear and strong, his laugh
musical and infectiously joyous, and his acting
altogether refreshingly natural. saw him once
as the scapegrace brother Of Mariana in Knowles
play of The Wife, and superb piece Of acting il
was, the death scene in special. do not wonder
that Mr.. Foster is such favorite with the play
going people of Pittsburg; his future fame will
justify their partiality for him, no doubt"