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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
Ii " INTELLIGENCE.
-SUPRRNF COrRT.

GENERAL IKRA.-ihe October Term opened on Mon
day before Judges Eduonds Roosevelt and Morris and
the calendar called but argument proceeded in The
appeal a. to the contract with Russ Reed were
was also the case Of Reynolds at. the Controller.
DISTINGUISHED NIsIToR.-The Hon Joshas Rowe
Chief Justice of the island Of Jamaica West Indies was
pres, Mt Monday forenoon and by invitation OF the
Judges, took n seat on the bench
L. 5 CIRCUIT oURT-5s,Ors Chef Jss,iee NELSON.
DECISION ~ ADMIRALTY on kPFEAL-CHsRrKR OF -dIP
ron AUSTRALIA
Joha {. Erler ~ rhe ship Brexer
NyLsoS Chief Justiee-The libel in this sets oct
party between the hbelsnf and the owner bearing
ate the 10Th June iss3 by which the ship Brewer
chartered for voyage from the port OF New YORK to Mel
bourne Australia upon certain terms snd conditions there
in specified that the hbean, took possession Of The
vessel with the knowledge and sseut OF the owner and
has never since renquished the that By the terms
OF the contract he the beiAnL bound vctua
ard navigate The said ship .. hi expense and by h-
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Married.

DTEHAM-NORRIS-In New BruusEs OK " J. on re ID us
~ Rev Rsnpton Mr John Dunham u New YO formerly
IL New BrunEeE Ma MrEsTe q. Norris Of pp.r Freehold
Nsau0uth GCultg. y. J
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CROPS. &c. IN IOWA.

Extract from letter dated Iowa City Sept % 1883
Our Crops are all harvested and were better.
The Wheat Crop is considerably than an average
and our Corn Is unusually heavy 80 with Oats, but
he Ryo IL raised in this section, for the reason hst we
have no distleTes The Potato Crop also good one
md this year entirely free from the rot from when we
have suffered for several past years An Agricultural 30
- as organized in tits County last spring, and our
All Fair will be held the 18th Of October Il IL ex
sng considerable interest, and look for good display
Two railroads in course OF construction TO his
ssts, al Lyons and both will be completed 10 this point
s The fri of November 1854 Our County is fest filling
lie immigration this season has commenced unusually
sarIy and win greatly exceed any previous year
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H. nom Of New York Tor September.


The Imports Of merchandise show increase OF about
five millions and the Exports an increase OF two and hall
millions The exports Of specie are about nine hundred
thousand dollar ices than month last year
The capital stock Of the Rutgers Fire Insurance Com
pany has all been subscribed and the Conpuys ready TO
receive apple sr Insurance at the Empire City Bank
No 20 Broadway until Monday next that day they
will take pcssesso Of their new oees Of Chatham
square and Mottst
The sstsnent that tee ndz Of the Pennsylvania aud
Lhigh Zinc Co ar under injunction PGbsbed in one Of
The morning pepers Is without foundation The property
IN litigation does no, belong ha; Company and never did
Ths reeeip. Of the Buffalo and New York City Railroad
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Shaking BARBARITT.-Under this head The Co7roh-
ION La star Of the ed ult, has the following
We eve for the honor Of the town to have 10 record
bn,oan outrage practiced the body Of old negro
~ his place named Johnson the slave Of Charles Hines
bv Hines himself which resulted in death The negro
"a, nearly 90 YEAR, Of age and universally venerated for
"a soberess and honesty well for his Revolutionary
,sminisoapoes The monster master taking umbrage at
come petty offense deliberately whipped stamped and
Nine as l. supposed to cover a design of escape and
even had the blast henOus hardwood to affect fear Of i'm
mediate death and go through the funeral farce of max
mo 4 pubc will Officer Kener left deputies in guard
4, bis residence till Monday when the body Of the negro
was dsntorred and nques, held il by the Coro
ner The unanimous verdict Of the Jury-severa physi
ens being present also ssseningwas that he died from
ne eects u the blows and kicks he had received from his
master Persons who witnessed the examination say that
The sight was sekening hs whole back cut and bruised
pieces Immediately after the inquest the monster was
tsken TO Jail Let him go down hand in hand with Legree
"a hdeous notification OF that horrible villain.
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The number Of pieces coined in September 1853. was
sisess, Of which Sstsss were gold 5s02OOo silver
and $4,000 copper.
The gold deposits for the first months Of ISL iss2 and
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The United States Treasury Notes outstanding on the
lst inst we're, sli45si g.
September being the conclusion Of the financial year Of
the Erie Railroad the earnings will not probably be made
Up for day or later than usual The amount 10 nov
thought will 20 10000 The estimate In tho dividend
report s475ocO
The following table will show the Coinage at the Mint u
the United staes Philadelphia for the 6rs nine months Of
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COURT CALENDAR-TaIs I

CoUkr-So. 49, lsl i65 ls6 a. ~ 70 ~ Inclusive
sUTEsioR CoUEr-Nos $1,000 TO- l5 H. 10 II TO ~ ii
81 IS IS 81, 81 g. 3D. So ~ - - - 49,
SCI KS So Part 2-SOs A. 81, sol. 81 ft
5s 557 5al 552 5o6. So, jSs. . -
SrTEEsE touRr-General Term-No- l. , 81 !" H. u
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meeting AT MOUNT VERNoN.-Ata meeting of the
sesd,u the village OF Mount vernon held Saturday evening
Oct w. COoFER Chairman. Hut Secretary
Conmiiiee, contips Of T. L. MCCLELLAN EGEERT MssEsG
Hill appointed by The meeting da preamble
resolutions reply article In The Nc York Tbnac the
nh ult- entitled " Brutal Outrage"
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IAtVeFu|er'entI
rvP Cas- Gas Fixtures, of beautiful design
and workmanship be found the manufacturing
house Of ARcHkR, WARSER Co. No. SIC Broadway
Several patterns just received from the factory.
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In Brotlyr on Friday Peb H. Nm WILSON son OF william
snd sophia B,ss' ssed yaf 10 north. and 20 day.
The Ish instant At O'Clock al No i6s W sh
Erooibh The Will be take the country Coz
SUDDENLY Sunday Fsb 49, SUSAN DUNCAN, daughter Of
Rev. v ~. A. Curtis, aged Il years
further Lynston, sdnssdsY 10th O'Clock NJ
The house Il Der brother aw George W. Read HsHry
0 Bate Broot 81
hazard o. ths late Richard Hazard assd y yss All
H., fsuds dthose ofhe family repeatedly
funeral iLs Mndy afternoon oe oek, rom the
dsce hs mother Sea- s1vant Ms feilias s - ahea
Fsb - Ct .sa ever BLANCHE the ehaN Of
Bsrdst Del ere. szed 81 ye4rs
IuI this day o act. from No fT2 East lth Of.
on sunday Feb NJ CHANT DU BOs. Missionary Of the
New Cy iorthe lh Ward Sgd 81 year.
ftds REQUESTED tO sttud The tusrfa i0nsY FEB
IL sfsP ,hs Reformed Oath Church. Avenue
tl Tor smsni Tue day morag from h late rstsse,
No 81 fth -
Aist Augustine Ford, Fe , suddenly Of hsmorrass Of the
lsu.s, henry A. NALfONt AGED u ye.ft
H ends AID snt hoe Of bis family
~ y lteut b. fuerrl from hs st. r-i@ac- No. -
doW n, broosyn, on Ta--dsy to 5sa nssn',
O. sst1si ,rr.n. FEB H. FREDERICK A. HULL on, eai4
OF Fed-aI ard AgsBsis Plat. ssed HDshs aEd ~ aAy.
Te hrrSs Of The hnly invited tenc the fsnert With
aef nee ca Tue day a. eck r NJ from No - Court
90 saiaijsy Hornss join wiLLIAas O Reaasd :.
V Isms, aget . yeafs
~. fenera wi TAI. p-ee rrisnce GeB Cove,
I. 10 roncay. The ith inaanf. Al III A
A. be Brsinsfd Hoose Erz n h, y4s ~ JOAN n. BART
LII. o. He~ Yost. assd "a year..
NJ reus ne CARVED 70 Lee. Mas. foe irterEent
h- ceeaseg tats .s usncS ~ szp -snf
ther deep e srLde Coan AMI Pie q ibs Br,a
House Dr. bGed Vi Ens their md bad
ne- 20 ard or thsr vsasbe ad 4-Tvat a
esiely and HeayGJ rendered 70 BIS relatives
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NICARAGUA.
of The n. 7. rrseup~


SAN Juan DE NIcARAuGA, Friday, Feb. T. 1853.
Since mine Of the Cd ult, advising You of the
erection Of the Brtsh settlement Of Honduras into
Colony. nothing new has uanspied If | except
threat said to have been uttered by Don Fruto Cham
orro Supreme Director cleo, Of Nicaragua tina, in Nav
be was gon 10 take this port by force aud unsbe 70
hold to burn the town; bu, long before tina, month
arrives the State will be convulsed with revolution
more formidable than any which has occurred for
man, yesrs-so writes my friend at the seat of Gov.
ernment
Whsiever may be the political events Of the
year In this country the Accessory Transit Co,
shorld increase their vigilance and enterprise for am
Informed that tie agent of one OF the principal owners
Of the rival Panama route has offered the Government
sfy thousand dollars for right Of transit and the
sinking rel utsion oAis route cd by their employ
ing such ships the 5 s Lewis aud Independence on
he Pacific side and the Pampero this side together
with the charge San Juan del Sur for carrying the
psessers and their baggage and from the steamers
Of from two TO FIVE dollars each has already caused
very great diminu,ion in the travel. Besides, when
ever the Pacific or Brother Jonathan comes down on
0s Pacific SIDE the passengers detained four i've
days at the Castillo" little place with no room for
more than fifty people at one time OF this last
ne passengers universally complain Of the great dis
comfort and expense.
Many other complaints, well founded ones too, are
nads all Of which would be greatly 70 the advantage
the Company 10 correct
An exceedingly liberal proposition was madeto this
venpsny . few months since BY the Government Of
as city" to effect the removal Of the Companys
osks to th sde Of the Bay of san Juan involving tho
obstruction Of rail track of few mes, bat u has
zen declined or forgotten. Truly yours. HIS
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WmLrAssBuRGH AND EAST New. York RAIL
RoAD-On Monday evening last, the Common Coun'
Gil OF our city passed resolutions granting the privilege
Of building railroad in Division IL is surprising
thsthe Aldermen should far have forgotten the OPP
position of citizens to the introduction of the iron
horse into our sreets-or the report adapted gives
the parties the privilege to use any motor except
steam. as we understand 1.-THE words OF the report
being that "no steam power be used and we know
that from recent experiment. few years may intro
duce other motors than steam to propel locomotives
There il another Objectionable feature in the report
The lessees not bound to run the cars at any
specified time for any specified sum- so that citizens
are le the mercy OF the parties owning the road IL
was TO be hoped that II railroads were ~ be allowed
to he Ibid down in streets clauses would have been
inserted in the leases granting them, specifying the
times The cars should leave the ferries and that they
shoud run to late hour ofthe night For years past,
the stages have been in the habit Of stopping about
or o'clock in the evening (on the South sde), so
that after that hour II any sho detained by bust
ness or pleasure in NewYork were forced to walk
BY reference to the proceedings of our Board one
perceiye that a report was submitted by Majority
Committee giving the privilege OF constructing n
fIorse Railroad to a gentleman who bouni himself
TO run cars thereon every ten minutes during the day.
and carry passengers for three cents and to complete
the road in year while the lease that the Common
Council granted allows the essecs five years to complete
their road-whe another serious objection exists to IT,
and that is the road does not until we reach
point nearly three quarters OF mile from the ferries
which will make IT, In fact, no accommodation at all.
The citizens railroad. and they want II right
away They no, disposed to wait five years for a
read that will only take them half way to the ferries
Perhaps the Common Council will reconsider their
sion of last Monday evening" and 80 amend the grant
that the people may get the accommodation they
geek II has been ntimaed that unless something Of
the Kind is done, the halfway measure adopted will
prove complete failure.
FIREs-On Saturday evening between 9 and
lOo'cock the stables at the of South Second
and Third st. were burned-three horses were lost
On Sunday morning between and o'clock, the three
story brick house IN Seventhst, between Fourth aud
Fifth sts, was entirely destroyed Loss about 5000
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~. Vine. had been injured by frost on the aai of

The vines had been injured by frost on the 22i Oh
september ,.. 49, p,,e
brims,one, In the roll bal been dis'ovsred on rine
rr,ek forty three miles fr the Capital. In Mhiand
County. 49, II so,..
Reports are made of the different articles OF dones
he produce received on tithng. among wnen VI
oo,ice 9s5i pounds Of butter, which was distribute
among 900 families which was about three pounas ~
esch family; i4O pounds Of cheese and coz dozen
egg similarly disposed OF. ,.;,,, IN
The editor OF The Hees tells the saints PAM, ori
over" the paper viii in two weeks cease 70 hA''
existence
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.


We have dates to the 18th December The
Intelligence by hi. arrival i almost barren OF interest
The Poipnesian publishes list of vessels en-
eseed In tho whaling service of the North Pacific, to-
etthcr with en- tstmate Of their success for the past
season the number OF men employed ana other ttas'
tcs useful and Interesting which have been made up
from the Custom House books, by ii M Whitney. we
have only room 10 glance at the report, and its sum
mings up
n Is shown by the lt that 900 ships have visited the
port of Honolulu; l0 the port of Lahans, and 80 the
port of Hlo339 az al the ports but as many OF these
g75 different ships have touched At the Islands this fall
Estimating these ships with their outfits at
$40 600 each, il Is shown that the value
of this feet would be. Sn0OOO0D 90
S42 $50 calls sp oil NJ soc is........... 4N64 w
1929 s97 GALL. VIII. oil at soc. H.. 66is9is 20
aS7 49, bbs bone, at Csc is...--.--.. l3jyiia 30
Total value Il vessels and cargoes. 9,4l4Ol6 -
In estimating the value OF these cargoes, says IAs
poysnesian IL will be that have used figures at
least one third es than the actual value Of the various
products In the home market, which viii allow wide
margin for freight and other charges home, losses com
missions, &c,
The number Of seamen attached to those 2s5 ships is
probably 10 600, besides masters and mates.
The average value o the pest seasons catch to each
of the 27i right whalers, 10 S235i6 "a
The national character these ships Is as follows
American eSs; French 10 Bremen & English Chilean
and Hawaiian, each one
nated in the fusion that more successful whaling
sson has nsvs crowned that branch OF business since
the "incOusiderale villages or hamcts' OF NewBsd-
ford Nantucket fsirhsyen, NewLondon, sc, COM
menced operations, in devng for the wealth OF the
ocean"
AucrIoS SALE OF HuLk--Ths hulk Of the
American whalesip Heroine sold at auction the
2d inst for 81 OBS for the benefit of underwriters F.
W. Thompson, auctioneer.
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The toesI construction amount y t3426,s97.
The auction sale of 100000 Cstawissa.
Williams port and Ere Railroad Bonds BY wlmsrdtng
Morns win come o. on "wednesday nezf, - the
Exchange, Of 12i O'Clock. We shall refer 10 these
Bonds tonouow.
Impora,icns of Dry Coos for the week
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nANUvAcTuREs OF woo1.
ga MIN wooIens o2lS S1p IN d. Coes o73 7a: d.
Con- cree e1s; Az d. Wsrsseds e1e; - Do. staf
Geods ezs4I4 7ts o. Cotton ssd Wesse1 olS4D4 CO DO
~. . =. Isalss SN1Vl : =. sSvh Sapi : q,
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Ex cErEr JusrrcE BRONsos-I wish any of the
eoUrssl to re and say that they have devised this
course.
JUICE DCER-The statute directs that the bail SHAH
be slooupon the TtAchnsus with Discretionary pow.
for the Court enlarge that sum shall direct the
bail the as before (s5Oo) order that this bond
be forfeited and that further attachment be issued
with bail in the same smount
Mr.. VAN BURrN-wiIl the Court determine whether
further argument is to be addressed to them TO show
causei
JupGE DCrR-We determined before tia, ,here
viii be no further argumen, upon the questions which
have been already argued and determined bu, each
of the parties may have special reason to show
why attachment should not issue sgsns, himself
to which shall of course listen. would suggest to
the parties that If they wish that the subject Of this
sppes should be brought before the Court immediate
IT, there are three Judges sitting at General Term
who will no doubt hear that question.
Nh VAN BrREN-we should not have any objection
to such q course.
Mr. FIEL Owe wish il to be brought on in the reg.
ular way.
The matter then terminated for the present.
FrREs.-About clock yesterday morning
bakery The fremen exunguished the flames before the
premises materially damaged
Yesterday morning at o'clock, and in
the afternoon az M O'Clock the bells rang alarms for the
Eishth Districts, both of which proved TO be tslss
AT eight clock last night a TIRE broke out in
TIE Store No SIS Broadway opposite Pears occupied as
q tailor Shop and sentemens furnishing store by Mr. Char
penfisr The 6re department Of the district early
the sround and succeeded in exngushns the flames be-
fore the building much injured The stock Of the
rant dan ased The Of about IS 900 Fully
sured The Clerk who occupied the Store sbsen, the
time aud it is supposed the fire originated from
heated stove.
Advertisement.
r. Though shade with glare or gloom
The shy obscure earth Hume,
The glorious art Of great Daguerre-
Unniinenced BY the changing air
At Roor's Is precticed hour BY hour.
In sll It's beauty, truth and power
THIS Statement prove this very day,
At RooT's 500 Broadway.
TAdyeru~ementl
~ Gas, Gas Fixtures of beautiful design
and workmanship may be found at the great afscturus
house Of ARCHER, WARSER Co. No. SIG Broadway.
Several new patterns just received from the factory
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MARRIED..
DIED.

At Hobclen Wednesday. Feb By Rev D Gregory, Coz
JANIS CLOiD 70 Ms ESTHER BENSON, Ndos Of tho aii
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r. Though sun OF shade with glare or gloom
The sky obscure or earth Hume,
The glorious art Of great Dsguerre-
Unintine need BY the changing air
At Roor's IL precticed, hour BY hour.
In sll its beauty, truth and power.
This Statement prove this very day,
At RooT's 500 Broadway.
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FlREs.-On Saturday evening between 9 and
lOoclock the stables at the corner of South Second
and Thirdst were burned-three horses were lost.
On Sunday morning between and o'clock, the three
story brick house IN Seventhst between Fourth aud
Fifth sts was entirely destroyed. Loss about 5000
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Gray Ham Changed by the Use OF
Vaa Deuyea's Improved Waphene.

TTlE reputation which his celebrated article has &c,
L qnired in It's satisfactory results, has now become
thoroughly established.
o. Among the varons remedies Of the present.
day offered for the Improvement Of the human Hair
this preparasion, the result of patient and laburous
Physiological research, has extensively received and
merited public favor Itrequirs but The careful appi
cation of Van Densen's Improved WahpeRe, agfeea-
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beneficial effects. Tn those whose hair. from sickness
or other causes, becomes Impoverished or fallen off
this preparation win il to be newly replenished
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NEW LUMBER YARD

As the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
NETBERE will be kept by The Undersigned cor santly
~ 'on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards Plank, Joist, shingles, Clan.
boards Pickets, Laths, White Wood, Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry.
FRAMES Supplied TO order at short notice. and all
LnmBer sold on tue most reasonable terms, nv
J. q, MORSE & CO.
~ tuice No. 10 IdeCh anic 81. Hug23 diff
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Grave Stones q Monuments,

AT THE
WORCESTER MARBLE WORKS.
FFNhE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
4 zens Of Worcester and vicinity, that thew have
opened Marble Yard, 81 the old stand formerly occu
pied by b. II Kinney near the American Temperance
House, Main 81, Worcester, where they will manuiac
ture and keep constantly on hand good assortment
OF Italian and American Marble
Monuments and G1ace Stones
Chimney Pieces, Centre aud side Tables, Wash Bowl
and Counter Tops. Shelves ana Braekes, made TO
order at short and he reasonable terms.
Also, Soapstone Boiler tops, Register Stones Furnqce
and Stove Innings, &c.,&c. The subscribers respect-
full invite all who may have occasion for any of the
above nomed articles to call and examine their Stock
and work.
Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly attended TO.
Work delivered in the Joining Towns free e expense.
o IL. FLAGG g. co.
April 10, 1853 d3m