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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PUBLIC MEETING FOR RELIEVING THE
CoNplrlox OF THE Poor In conformity with call
published by direction Of the Mayor of Brooklyn.
public meeting 70 devise means for relieving the con-
clifton Of the Poor, was held in the Governors
Room, City Hall, Fnday night. Mayor Brush was
called TO the Chair, and Aid Lambert was appointed
Secretary Seth Low, Esq stated that there was
al present an institution in the CITY IN fun and ELECT
i've operation called the Brooklyn Association Tor
the Relief Of the Poor THIS Society had distributed
durIr the past season. q tuns OF coal and proys-
ION. amounting 10 81 CPS. Az an instance OF what
is accomplished by the Society he stated ina, rom
to 10 O'Clock on Ffldy morning, from forty 20 any
orders for coal had been received, ana dlstlolIeu
during the day, keeping one man constantly EN-
Moved with his horse and cart, The COLLECTIONS
curing the past year amounted To ABOUT s5OVO, OuI
thi, wear they required 5000 resolution was
adopted ard Committee OF seven appointed 70 me-
moflalize the Common Council on this subject and
yecuest an appropriaton Of : 900 to be placed IN
The hands of the officers Of the Brooklyn Association
for the hmcfora.ion of the Condition OF the Ioor,
which Society was recommended 10 the Inhabitants
generally, as being in high degree worthy OF me
rust Also n resolution requesting the Ministers OF
the various churches, and Editors OF the several
newspapers OF this city, 10 recommend to the pubic
the necessity of contributing toward this object, and
the propiety of handing in the same to the 9th ,ers
Of the above Association without delay. commu'
nicaton was received from the Hutchinson Family,
rendering their services for one evening, for the
benefit OF the poor Of the City Of Brooklyn. Com,
mittee ofthree was Apo to wait upon Inem ana
make the necessary arrangements, atter winch the
meeting Adjourned
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SUPREME COURT. ULSTER CoUN-

~ TY-I orenzo Bsllou and Elizabeth, ms wife, Az
Harry Van Bont and Ruey his wife, John Boni, Barnes
Bont, Peter Ran and Ame<ia, bis wife, EhZsbsh 5ols
Daniel Bout John Bont Charles Bont George Bon k1Is
Bont Joseph Lockwood and Isaac Staples Execui9n !.
&C. Of Barnet Bout, deceased John II Baxter and
ms wife, Maria BeEt Albert Owens and Susan, as
In Partop-Summons for Rehef-Io the dsien6 " =
JOHN BONT. DANIEL BONT and JOHN boNr
You are hereby snnoned and required 10 answer me ~
plant this action Which will be hlsd IN the oihce OF %
Cisrk Of Ulster County, and seIvsa copy 81 YOU
ke.pse, within twenty days after the serves thereon
elusive Of the day OF such service and you al 70
swer the com liant Aforesaid the plaintiffs VIII a2y "a
the Court 100 the T-hef demanded N the comp
October g. iS4 X. BARNARD Plaintiff Az
The compliant this action nlsd N tse once OF
CLERK OF the County OF Ulster. ire 2ith day OF Dece
Der instant --Da.ed December q, 1881. -, ...
d2elsw9m.M K BARNARD, Plaintiff ANY.
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Foreign Ports.

At Trinidad 9th inst. b.n Fra Kim, Co.'s sepposso
for Portland Franklin Gibbs. from aud 10 Dosos, ~
brig j. TIinckley Johnson for 10 about Isih s0hf ma
AZ Rsmsdics Cuba Eh mat, sns Eliza Burgess. Gls~-
A, Csrdssss lith ms bnss Cosdovs Dutch, and Hen
a. I,sTsc5 f s. i1s a .cA. yn.s. COL
Inns Boston 28h James. Nichols Pnncs Edward Island
Tor Eo;sf H. fss Pf' asa n mr Cambria L..eA
Boston, and sid. at "A. NJ. $50 for Liverpool,
CID at do, 10Th iass, schr. and Packet Far
Whaiers.
ss s Cap fe"s' e BE-. oss SCI
oil o. '0; ssa.: :'r SS SSms Ia on
Hspry Clay Skinner, days TON Temeez eat'ias iAsS
Al iombsa. same dais Gov Troup. Cogssssan, from
Arctic Ocean, nothing this sess,o . -, a., ox
n lat ~ mp Pea. as' os..s
Domestic Ports.
ATCHAFALAYA BAY, Isa 3-In port, brig CaToiins,
AfsITerf'KsP0aT. Jan. is~An. .chr. Antslops Gem,
BOSTON Jan. 23-Arr bark su-.rrow, Thaysr, I.ea-
don brig Caroline, tBrl Brewn. insgnA ons Elsaa
boans Ncss.sn sslt%o': T:issapns'ss : H SS.
Gs,S,! from %,s i. ae.s
snip EiS.a AIM. rds a 9s
Bngrs, yosiaA c. Prtsr PhiiaSsipais enss Ai,Sas.
Ir.oes Csysnns Ben c' ,.";. C1ap .s,s. i.nnas
sag1a Old Zsek, VIM nass. nsrfolk AfenH a@sadi'
Fogg. Bah - ,,. 49, , s..,o,
TxLMoUTH: Jan il-An seAr Copy. Hys, N Y''s
cIOUCESTER Jan. u-Ar Ichr Z W Packer
Lo1d, Haytsn, Eov. % for aoston See Dnasten H..
LIVES Jan 23-fl A u Il have Just retained Ion
the Breakw alter. and len all the shipping IN ,ee h
,afey rdng At anchor, aHd all she crews soee
TIE bark Kngston, from Dsmarafs, ana .~o 90, "a
topsa schoonsn deeply laden. are aor OH 'hs ''
Ian. fs-S NJ The bark reported thr ,ss lean
Standing in for the Break vater Pfs, sris.csd ire
Esrnum fron psfssmb1eO which hAs AZ. 10 h.v.
uspdors gales the tsn4ss. %. Ths foilovns
ssneisd n he bsrbar ssfsly moefed seips Sara;
tssss. S.n,oa. steasashps CITY Of Maaeksasf na
u n5 Den h, rks Irma. John tanam ara. km IL
NASHUA Ols. and A,ysIa,; sus g., .v,s.es: seSs
s;sS FLORIDA B. AahonT. MAJ Pasersoa s,ss.T a.
90 os ~ eD;y othsss rot reelected Wind hShi IRON
" w -xeathsr clear asd modes sitss. ,,,, r.x-
LUBEC, Jan. is-Arr. schIs Leopard, rne ~. Rse
srt Toilet Godfrey, Bostsn Matilda, 49, w.sA
NEWPORT Jan A-Arr. scsr jag OIL. . - Snsa sns-
,prton. N C.. for Boston The hsrsor rsnlxM
Mn ye,seis 10 arrive ard dspast ~tho" r. Pond I'd
NEw-LokDoN. Js.: nn ~ rs ssissdA, PesfsA,
A. non -, % Mscss ssrs. sen ssoes T. ~Ssus.
h mom S sD w. 49,. non Bostss l'r DO A'''''
ogis e% as e fs' i a. An 'cAr G-'l'' whNs'r'
New York fg hg Ia U-An U rsvsAse cutter hsrrs
POkI LpAr..mosth from q cruise assnsms vs"en
Ss51 Iseiss psas "a S.,L supposed tn.
PHO ~ asiysstos for Beaten
TrsnIyr; ~ Nh ian GAR. bark John Aviss, Chssss
,,P,,sHa. sehr. Hannah Abssl RolisAs, Cannon y"
N sstaIrn Jan ,7.-Ar bark Argentina Up'ss' ss'"-
sole.
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NIEW-YORK STPREME COURT.

~ Philip W. Enss and Samuel F Enss against George
are hereby summoned and required 70 answer the oom-
plant in ths actioa which fled IA the Office Of me
Clerk of the City and County OF Naw-fofk az the w
Hail in said CITY on the 18th dsy Of January 1854 and 10
serve coUy of your the sad complaint on IA
Subscribers, al Office. No Wall,st. IN the Ivy.
NswYak within twenty days after the service of nus
summons on you exclusive the day OF such service anu
If YOU fail the said complaint within tee Ii
af3yssad the pla.s n Ia action will taks ludg men,
arsns YOU for the sum Of thousand five hundred aao
ninety eight dollars and irenty-oae cents Win
fro, the thirty-frst Of January thOus md egat
hundred and fyone besiiss the costs Of It's aclioh
Dated January IS 1852 CRiSI Hg ..
10 town. PhsntIits' A tOYneys. NO. b Msli .
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C,UpRFNE cOURT.-Ia the matter Of

D. Urn NJ r tOD - In VAC tn-s~
- re srfc.ts 4 - Nsyar AdsnnaA q zen ~
- n IN. 90 n Nsr. YoTs, f,lyi,e &c tbs oPENiNt
- tis7Y FihsI-sr rem ~ NV 70 ~ IN
,.p.i.. r. rs At. 10 ssessnent IN ne sb'Vc en-
ed r,sit.r duiy -.d D. rule ofihe sut-er. .on
people OF the State sfNsE York en-
'sd ~ 49, lmaaf an Ac' entitled "a AcI = fsa1Gs
= sl1 ~ ..faffr. rs-- .rlr .. 'he '.7 o Ne1 s9.S
~. . go. ,s.s. a ss.l "a. sss.1 A's,i ~ teSy,
~ g.. atf'rfc. r tr "si ua's go 80 u 81 " -.
CO., res s sac af re lnl-'tr,s altls = nc s-nrs
~ NJ owners 81 the be. 4ssesssd the noaefs Of -aen
aupssro 81 nc s-.s Of The Comm ssioEers 20
r,,her win fnch maps and The amount Of .sssssntn.
te,ber " Ear aEs " benefit. ard ass al the ahna's
a. rsrss nd c'Ess dacnsas which were used oy .n
ns .fa in making their report have been degoslIsa
- Ii gtfe, Co., N ss,oTsr's once II the CITY ana Comfy
e Nsv iOs tor the y specflab 4 wnomsptsei u Ay
,ssrs f rflo.-u fsr A. least srty fags before tne
or-o >, oncfs Sase their report u the ssia Sup'sn
C5uI; tH, AID place htrsDaiie' meaIlonee: ~
ne saiC Cen lsEeGers ia her give n0ce pursuas. -
Fsouremerts entitled An Act 20 amend Al
,4rsJ ~ ~ is 10, - re ceon0a q
Az TsEcsr Cig and Comfy Of New ofs 1na io
fpasss passed stay a 1850 passed May 1877 70 S
v5er o. uers occupant occupants Of az holses e
inpror I'd Or improved lands affected thereDy "a. -.
49, III III eir Est and Assessment ana tAd 81
uersous Whose interests are elected iie,eOy AZ oh
opposed - lie same ae LeggsseS - II Eso the
Gpaitnsnofihe 81 Comrsipners, AZ me once .! S.
; Ss,Sfors Fsq No - Broadway II me VI! .. "SnA
Yok within thirty DAYS from ne date Of hs nece anu
ba. the limits embraced ~ "A isrJ in the
th.f i 70 saw All the lots pisces OF parcels OF l, -. -
Cry Of New YORK tsAcntro aho oyuh1 IT, mr. sids of
ioh-av on the west by the eaftsrly Inc OF SOS sos
II llth-sV.. the nortD, ~ tiHe ~
If he block between 5ls-st and 5zd-st and on Ins
south by In of the center of The Di0cA
e. and ch st ARD also all the lots. pieces or psfcss .,
land staate lying and being in sad City DEG. fIosI %
hcurdd as follows Wit On the east ~ tle "ss'T ~
~ 81 side of ih- av OF 10. west by the esstery me
NJ ss Of IL h av and by line Of hign marx on
tho TudsoH River: - the noTth, by the Ire OF sHs
center 81 the block between 5lst ST. and 3ld-U' Nn
on the south, by the line Of the center OF the Dock
between 5Ist-st and 3oth s. Aud the sald ComnIs-
s,opsts further give aO,ice, that their report ~ me
hove ent ee mater viii be sade and presented to Inc
supIene Couf. Of the tate OF New f9rs, a. pec,a.
Fem Of The sad Court be ne 1t the CITY Han OF he
CITY q N.w-York, Saturday the 2th day Of msIeh,
ia u ousniLg o Court that daJ, % as soon
fG.-.sc- AZ Cofsri rau he heard and ihst taen and
more MOTION 10 be- made tia, said Report he cooifhec
Died New YrfS Iar 3 1852
MOSES MAYNARD. TR
JAMES s sANFORD, Commissioner.
WILLIAM GREGORY
HRSRy T. Dawes. AtLonsT. ~ tStN
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LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Jan q, l552.
4 dispatch from empAis reports that the steamer
Pitzer Miller exploded her boiler at the mouth OF
White River yesterday, and that several persons
were killed No particulars hayeyet been received.
At Holly Springs, Miss. on the 23d inst, a severe
shock Of an earthquake was felt which shook the
most substantial buildings for miles around. Several
chimneys were knocked over, but ns other damage
was done, so far as known.
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Trial OF Henry Woodin for the 5Iurder of his
Wife.

CANANDAIGuA, Saturday, Jan a. 1852.
SUPREME CoURT-OYER AND TERMISER.-FYth
Dqv.-The evidence consisted yesterday OF contra
dieting and sustaining witnesses. IN attempt was
made 10 lmpeach Woodins and wife. The testl-
mony brought out by the defense has not altered
materially the appearance of the case. The defense
rested tfeIr case last evening. The counsel COM
rneuced summing up ms morning. at o CLOCK
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HENRY e. DAVIES, Attorney
STPREN[E COMMITTEEMAN G.. Crane,

~ UPKEME UUU XII .-AarOn q. Craht,
~ james Thomson and /. Dwight Crane, against isaae
required to answer the complaint ths acton whlsh IS
this day flied the Office Of the Clerk OF the CITY ana Coun
~ Of NewYoTk at the CITY Hail in SAID CITY, and 10
copy Of your u the SAID compliant on ths uo-
office. So John-st the
New York within twenty Gays after the serTice OF TINS
summons on YOU exclusive Of the cay Of such service arc
If YOU fail to answer the said complaint wn the Il ne
aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action VIII take judgment
against YOU tor the Of hundred and htIy iocr
dollars aud rht cents with Interest from the tenth
dav OF December one thousand eight hundred and hitY
ems besdes the costs of this actionDsted Now YORK.
January 49, 1852 WALLIS y bhADShAn,
10 IavSwN Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune.
Later from the Rio Grande-the Revolution In
Northern MeXico-Indian Depredations Re
commenced

HEw.ORLRANs Friday. Jan. %, 1882.
Advices from the Rio Grande 10 the 9TH inst have
been received.
Tie American Flag says that CarayaJal hasrecelved
requirements, and conIemplates another attack
uDOn Ma,amOros. Gen. AyalOs has All army of2,t0O
men in the field Tesdy to oppose him.
The weather ia Texas mas been Intensely colf
and many cattle have been destroyed.
TheInoians in Western Texas have recommended
their depredatOLs
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Condition of the Harbor. on Cape Cod. &c.

BOSTON, SATURDAY, Jan ~, 1919
Accounts from New.Bedford state that, In conse-
ouence Of the distractions by ice, the haroor Is In
accessible to vessels. The haIoor Of EdgartoTn is
also closed entirely, as far as Cape Page Lgh!-the
frst time 1t Is said, for many years. Holiness Hole
harbor is frozen over to the Chop. Nantucket has
not Yet been heard from.
Tie United States light boat Braltywine, has been
toWed up from Cohssset Rocks with loss OF rudder,
broken by the ice.
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Vessels i'm Distress al Norfolk, &c.

NORFOLK, Va Saturday Jan. "a, 1854.
The following vessels have put in here
Brig Mary Eleanor from Baltimore for Gioraiter
she has lost her anchor and chains, and aer crew
are frosted. &c. :.
Brig G. w. Russell for Richmond. The crew -
Sex the vessel is short OF provisions and shsnhy
damaged by ice. -. .
Georgetown, has lost her sails.
The schooner Asia, Capt Eldridge, from New
York for Baltimore, is also here.
Owing to the heavy ace in our rivers, comm9ni-
cation between Baltimore and Norfolk Is suspended.
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4uEs,c,y CossuI AND CN1ross,

NENTIAN tUNSNL ND VALIFOkNIA TAS-
SrNcERs Tie f4'eAiy.ncsr e11'sirs the correspond.
enc btt seen the Amen Consul and tbs agen.
Of re Par6c Nil Sean cono tny, relative 20 tae
taIoush tickets sued 81 Ne m, Bedford a Co, OF
re such tickets
The correspost ence of Nrss-s ZNrharisson Go
10 aso published Thes say that +. Nils. OF New
- fk. ms ng sl.houiy Do issue through rckes fo'
lht .fattnl lof aihAn.
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~ -Trains leave a. D.iowt ,San1sys slse -eal no"
p.sr loot u Duale -. r..-
Nail TRAM at a i. fgT DunEIrs a. a. S.~li"ns
NyyVrrrRGE FxrrFss Train - 9. u.
way Tran s,tP u. for egHsTas. OTfo' and 'ft"f-
sv,N1Ye vIPssss IsArS at : ?. = fr DlpsmE. c'a-
.sc,,,g ,,,,. tfs Dn4.uk an cfa's u -aa H. I'd
Nor,h-east Railroads. for Ere fa- ~ a..
-, -, ~, % 'sS d29U
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Destructive Fire ut Detroit.

DETROIT, FrlGay, Jan. =, Io5-.
The carpenter shop OF the Michigan Central Rail,
road Company was discovered on FIRE between and
o'clock TINS morning andbefore the flames could
be arrested, large amount OF lumber was destroyed
Loss $4,000.
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ni.chnrge of the ChristIana Prisoners.

LANCASTER, TrldaY, Jan q, Is59.
TIE bills preferred against the Chustiana prisoners
for muIder and not were returned this mornlng oy
the Grand Jury "no bills" and all the prisoners
were discharged by John l.. Thompson Esq, Dis;sict
Attorney.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
H NEw-YORg to ALBANY and TROY. winls

Arrangement. onuHURSpAY, Jan. Is, ths Trains vii,
aHlh hrtheI notice. rrn - follows:
Leave Nsw-Nofk golus North from tbs once near
CAam6erss. Al 81 An for through freight only lsart
ing from Slst-ss) At A III. for passengers to Peeks
kn. ana all intermediate stations At Nj, Mail Tram
foi Albany sne Troy stopping NJ peeksS AMI all staten,
north OF thai place EgnA. At 81 A. M, for and
through freight only tstaltng from Slst-st At
Erpiess Tram 0g Albany sna Troy, stopping only at
Peskskhl, Cold Spring. FSAkl, Poushkeepss Rhine beck
and Hudson. Al passengers aud fregh to Peeks-
kl ony stopping al ali way stations Al NJ psssen-
gers " Peekskl only, stopping n way stations At
Phi Mail Tram fer Albany and Trey Stopping a. Peeks-
Kill, Colc Spring, Fskkl New Hamburger and Poi
Ane al stations north Of that place signal AT
for PoughkeepSe stopping at all way stations AT
fsr migrants and through freight only. from 3is
Gong South, leave Troy Engine Station AZ u M I0i
AN. and lem. p M. Leave Albany at 81 AM. for
Mai Tram for New York stopping At all stations
where there are are mslls be received and delivered Al
foE way height onlE. from Eat Albany At IL
An Express Tan for NewYcyk stopping only at Hnd-
sen khnsbeek. Poughkeepsie, Fshkill aud Peeksu At
Hfh for passengers 10 Nsw-YOyk, stopping al way
na1.ss on squads Al q p. N, lfron East AbanyJ
Leave foushtsepais fOs new-Ye,k a. Ct M.. stop
Leave PesksALi ior Ns~-YOff AZ ca N, passengers
Iof new fers stopping 81 wsy- statons At 10 pss-
ssngers and freight TO EswYok stopping at
tons
PASSENGERS vii procure Icieh before ss,-inr the Cara
Nsw-fork, Jan. Is 1854. Ul3l ROBr. HlGHAN Sup't
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TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Sur
- 50 ~. C,,,sv n ysv York notice hereby
gwen 10 all persons having claims AGAINST d %
WYNKOOP late Of the Ci,y OF Ne"-f osA uc.eshs,,
bers. At ihe Office OF SMITH WOODwAnnD' s 80
wall $, in the CITY Of Ee~York en Or before ns ~
Js.uary ls5a JEFFERSON WYNKOoP, EIsoes"'-
nc iavsmM HARRIET DCNNIG0, kxscafrn
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Collection for the Poor in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Jan. 81, 1852.
Collections for the relief Of the poor, are to De
made 10 morrow, in all the churches and the Com
mittee having the subject IN charge have recon-
mended that the authorities give employment to five
hundred or a thousand men IN opening the cutters
removing the distractions in public streets
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aXIINTER ROUTN NJ CHlCAGO.

w -Trsrs ~ Michigan Southern aud NOrihsrn 10
A,nns Railroads run daily (SuIdags e1ceed) AZ iHLyTs
Ieay, Monroe and Toledo a, ID 4 n arrive al la
p.ye At q 30 thence pssser gers 20 ~ sage On
plank Road Is nrss % Michigan Cry tnshc@ ~ cars
rides u and by stage Y miles 70 Jacas' A.
t., Feb L. by carr throa Oh % Cnlcsso
Returning to Iap0r'e sane SaycaIs cave legol-e =
sGA Al aad arnye at Monroe md ip.edo II - r ~
Dsllg sase connect with Fort wayne AZ Si1rgsi WIG
Lossnspcrt I Fayss ard Indianapolis az Soata brAo
and Il other aces the hns With tle principal t'"as
north ard south -, \, - e.
the Lake Enc south Shore route ~ si@se nd riIo" 70
Ci.ys ard thence by railroad aud stage 20 kue scs
nv rs,I,nsd va prnRrk . New York, cT stage irca
Dunlrk t. Buffalo. and by cars alter 60 J. =, -
The3P NJ. tram on the New foTk ana EHs h'Au' wv
meets with .he Lake shore tfsin. ., - =.
Passengers al Cleveland can Iaks cars an lne Hy 80
Pititbu't h-thence by railroad and ~ mlts 's1sns -
phiadei, ha and New York. Baltimore tnd " tshlhg-
tor. y. Z. WILL "-P ifs ~
ADRIAN, Jan Il, 1862. JIO .
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~ YORK AID PHILADELPHIA diFeet-U hAt1
and EMPRESS LIN rS-rhI0agk n It hoHfs-nrrN.'ss,r
sey Rairsad jersey Cay. leavIag Ne tef. a. -
E1t Of C0urtl2Idt - A, II. @ad =. "a aa.,
Leave. PhilsdelphIa same hoIn trOm Io"t n "Nau -
Fare reduced o. s. ~ hrs esz ala 81 70 of tgt9s
BALTIMORE. wASHIfGrON ana Cs 49, 80
sak. caIiieS S ~ ~ q " .i9F
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A Heavy Mail.

DETROIT, Mich Saturday, Jan. q, 1852.
Upward of ten tuns OF mail matter, which had
been detained by the snow, leit Bellevue Ohio last
evening for the West,
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RICHARD j. SMITH,
OGDEN EDWARDS, Commissioner
GERARDUS CLARK,
HENRY r. DAVIES. Attorney. ia tFSl
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter 0

a HEME VOUN I III tHo IHuVIOI u
~ the application of the Mayor Aldermen and Common
sty of the City II New York relative 20 the opening OIL
FIFTY. FIRST ST. from Tenth av to the Hudson hyer,
in the City OF New-York Notice hereby gwen that the
costs charges and disbursements incurred by reason Of
the proceedings the above entitled matter viii os taIed
and 40 listed by the Clerk Of The Supreme Court At his
Office IN the Cty Hall OF the City OF New York on Mon
DAY the 9th day Of February 1882 at o'clock the fore
noon DATED Newly Jaruarv 70. 1888
MOSES MAYNARD, JR.
JAMES 8 SANFORD,
WILLIAM y GREGORY.
urxpvr DAv1Rs Attorney j22t F)
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syracuse Trinls.

ALBANY, Saturday, Jan. a. 1882
Leroy Morgan, OF cOunsei for the defense, ocou-
pied the morning in fading afidaytts and papers IN
support of the motion TO quash the indictments.
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The suparlntsuhent Of Lights under date Of baltmnro
JAa 49, states that the lights Concord Poiat and Turkey
Pont have been Discontinued and will not be exhibited
again until the navigation Of tho upper part of the Day
opens
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spoken. &c.

Nov T. no lat &C, ship r. Forbes. Doans' from bos
ton 80 days. for California. ~ =,
from CnaTlettOn for New YORK
Jan 49, of Indian River big 10 DAYS from peasz-
cola for Baltimofe vs. 1858 Of do k load OF lumber
Dec H. lat 90 Ion 3d. Br schr Maid Of Enn, 30 days
tom Yarmouth, ~ g.. fOI Antigua.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc
notice is n,rehy given that petition has been PIE
scented 20 the Board Of Aldermen. for SEW ER N the
BOWERY. from BaYard-st 20 and through CHATHAM
ST te the sewer Mott All interested having
Oh sciions thereto requested 10 present the IA
writing stating their extent of interest 10 the Contract
Clerk at this Office before FebruaY2 1859. CFotoa
AQueduct Department, Jan. %. 1851
IL lCt NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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Markeu-R.portsd BY Tsie9rsps.

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, JAM y, 1881
The CorroS market became quite animated to-day
after the receip. of the Arctcs news, and the sales
reached II 500 bales at an advance Of :. sulct MD
ding H. RICE is in firm demand at 81 50. WHIsKf
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X The RoXbmy Inceadiaries have all
been eo2r over in TIE sum 81 $lS000 each and IN
ct.aalt o. bali, have been scnt 10 PRISON.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads..

DR0NlDENCE AND WORCESTER
II RAILROAD-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Until further
notice the 4oclcck Y. Nj Tram from Worcester to Proy
derce, will be detained az Worcester until 81 o'clock, II
recesssy TO with the Express Tram" which
leaves NeNN-Nork . o'clock A ri OF the
THIS VIII nSuie connection, unless the Express Iraia
10 dcisyed BY some unusual cause
23tf ISAAC H. SOUrHWICk Sap't
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SUPREME COURT.-Trial to be had

~ In tie County Of New-fork Valentine u Han,
rrancs Berger and George Hall, Executors Of John
Topnele deceased sganst Samuel Longsreet, Rebscca
TOpneis John Tonnee, and Cecilia his wife, valentine
G. Holtsnd and Susan ms wife Rsbecca Tonnele Rice,
John l.. Tennele and Margaret Ionnee.-Summons For
Relief ITO REBECCA T. RICE, one OF the aboye-
named Defendants -You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED 70 the complain this action filed IN the
Office 81 the Clerk Of the City and County Of New-Yor
September % 1884, and to copy OF your answer TO
the said complaint the subscriber AZ his Office No. ls2
Broadway, IN the city Of New York within twenty days
after the service hereo exclusive the day OF such
and u You st TO answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid. the PLAINTIFF this will apply
the Court for the relief demanded mplans
Dated New-YcEk, Sept 20. 1851
JiaIsv6wM ". X THORN, Pisintids' Attorney.