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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

We gave few days since an abstract OF a
Letter from Mr. President Loder in regard 70 the a1rs
~ the Erie Railroad and We now annex the ensire
letter
Oyyrcy NEw.YoRK AND EKfE RAILROAD co,
NEw. YORK March 10, lsS3
x-.sr. D,nsl Drs- s.as s.otss,' sf-h'A SCOT Geo D
CxxrrryKS: | am in receipt of yours OF a
respt date calling my affsnon 70 late publication,
Ia which you ssy, The undersigned soc Ahotders and
Bondbolders OF your Company respectfully 90 your
attention 10 an article ia Tia A1reaH J01rHaa
Of The 18th inst IN which the character 81 your Con
psty il met usfarors5 and We believe rnosi ygEaH
sr,s.euted You then proceed 70 say that justice
70 y0ur Directors and those WHO are interested WIN ~
in d, srs require that public be al once furnished
with tie eass 4 refuting the charges rerred ", and
We feel eonfdeu; that simple sAieenso OF ne pre-rE
condition OF the Company, win ful scheluie OF me
property owned By I, VIII N Rel be sahcieni
answer, &c.
l. ,,,,rli,pea with sour request have read the
tiels 10 hirh ycu call nv steatOD, and must say h4t
more unfair snf d-ngeuu0us stsseuent 20 say nota-
ing OF ss instnasiicn. - i, ',sl ii c;I, ~
IN been presented 20 Ne puOLc Ia s1y IDuluaA C4nH3
10 be respectSby conducted.
No notice wosd have been taken Of this plaEsibis,
VET Abusive arcle but for the fact that our SrtOa q
csIes 10 ~ respectable body Of Stockholders, 70
whom We cherrfuy CONCISE TIE rZhr- 81 Al unlar %
~ tlsceG IL po-eson OF the fsc-s necessary % illl
unSsrstAudinS OF the coalition and prospects OF me
eoupauy Il i not our custom 20 ttke any nonce OF
sTscles Of The Character referred ., beefn iaA nc
irsctors ar suci-nily vel known n tis comm aify,
Dot 20 require -y eertEs q e1z-seier y s1sa t7
A1.-.f thes- o. a1y similar krr1cks Besdes Saca le
vrry vel kuSw The st0ckhOt7rs afe not sl7d
th ~ Or suy thosr having the co1oi Of the rd t1y
have remedy within tnsir power, Siea "a H,Hpiy ~
uaes otksrs IN charge, WLCse eonpctecT ~ .-s-J
tie, have eontteoce.
Tie uels -keh yea e.Il ny arsea;i0l o2eas E.tas
tara eur MADE - from i Report . NJ L-<1A-4fs
SvTD- - eostr.crcu aeoount have been ncrs.set
crrirs The precsc.ng year. sIae IMee Abs-s .Al L.
.; Lara but without the ssates a1oa . ne ess y
- $3.50 ID then asseTts tha II understood, that
nc .nruA report b made ard see0asLs Tor ts s4
uo.ed orEoI up0a the ground tat n eK2os re o.
o. a.r. II tie ConP<ay feared by tao e-1l1g Orec-
80 a. eosyetBs then Of sIrAsr l2~e and PrSnf e.
perSirur- Incompetence 49,. -.
Am. th< prsxs.s Of ts work % psesent ron ae 20
- ss,.isents Of tbs 2Ai snt condition Of ne Con-
-, al .r.rthe Rod sr Erseed ~ % DC oo1shr
80 s.per,l ne not deeEoe necessary 70 ressrt
rrpsrf - the Ssoekh0ers azn ne one called 70.
ex,s~ (;,rernI RsrosA L4~, Which rsq1-es III and
,.uc. r~port % - zssds % me Srn sstsoer o. esa
80 A. ths sx,h s6rls-oa a. "a Treasurer AID
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NIARRIED.

RYHCRER-CUDDEBACk syracuse. \. Y March ID X
Nal, Byron Mss MAOHa L.. aAuEh'r o J.
& CudaebHSk, OfSyraeuse. -. =. e.. =, O.
eLARk -BRoCK-At ZAnrsyie ohie March ~, NJ 0soEse
n A Csa OF ~Anch Chruk Pa snt MIS- Mary }. Breck
FRANIZ-rHOMAS Atws'eJ. ferzs- Co ,Oaio jan l. ~
,Armse,yes Jci,rSon and Cafhsf r. fhnn.tS
HIICHETT- kOnkkTS.-A oKhTd. y l. Mann - y nv
Hsnon Co,e Mr. Charles a. FseAstL u fossakeePse a A
Csyobne A on.y dsusl'er OF Nluaoi Roberta $500 m
NBRE-RAkkEk.1n Iurscsy eNtrins naea - i'1N
Yrsrc,. NJ Jane MIS- Hsreu Aaa, daughter u
the ale CapsAn Abjsh Rarker all 81 tfis ely - . y,
HANENS.-Ai Coahcasi. Ole Narch - " \ =
49,, Al cola Water NicA ssn. - Susan haVeaS
lNMAN- NEscHLEk.-tn Nike. ha.re iesssa9 "a H.iea
NSON-NIEFiS- y 4. Each ~ in1-ns
JNelson OF T0Ik ~ Ms Charlotte dAnef q 'A MY
''IIoSn sYBHRrOS-A WThAna-port, Pa Marco 10 sy
Re-, l~4.ner Hee~rtoa Cron oyd Ess an1 Ltne B., sos
a.u.ber O. the ofSiAfns o'efgytnsn 49, .,
iiyi SCsTOS- RARINY-A chaFe~toa. C.. NsrcA H. NJ
parIe ,iak0a, Mss Ehza Harley al y o. aHsesesoA ms
HARKNESS-Is Ni3l~.eI Co. ;. 7
Msrrh 4 Mr. HsHr, ans Niss AEn Hartn--S
le Nj Behasa NSzals, retained CAenan to Ne CsAaA
Car. Of wsesyanAA
oG6-IoD6-Ai FraHlios,, ~, Marc NJ SaeAf oss .
NJ. sally Ana fcdA
PIXFSHARRINGroN.-I Gr-en<. chsaA1So Ca. y. 7
NJ hAVsy Pie and ns is~bea e.1Si A-sA's'
pfTaTR-ssIRY-on wedne~aAy March Is, q PcsssnsatA
a Nv ps. Burrows Captain & PUNE q ie.s ey %
ks Eh1zbssh Ana daughter Of Thatcher kae ks Ne
y@ce. =. -. ~ -, ~ -.
sfySl-eursh Misc 70 Mss Enep " Bart, OF Syrscs-e
II TAcu-SA NJ n, u Ms Emss. CAY dAasstes q ~ EaSSa
PcEBss - :. ~. -.
A Pa u<r.
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FRIDAY, March ls-P. NJ.

The Stock Market was not active to-day, but
wns steady and ut the Second Board the feeling was
rather buoyant especially for Nicaragua, which Inn
proved TO 3ld3li. The sales were 1900 shares.
There other change Of importance Ia the fan.
cie,. Hudson River recovered y cent and Erie p
cent from yesterdays rAtes The Coal stocks are
about a. yesterday. Land Stocks were steady. For
the Central Line Of roads through this State, the
quotations rather better. Sixthav. advanced y
cent selling at ll6 Under some bearing operations
Of parties who have foreign orders, limited too low
Erie Bonds fell Of. The Second Mortgages sold at
1861, decline within few days Of q y cent Gov.
eminent Stocks steady but not active.
There has been fair amount of transactions
in Exchange for the steamer, but the market is not
FIRM Sterling ranges from to 81, with Bankers bulls
al o. and good Southern Bank bills with City en-
dorsements at sid9 y cent. Francs are plenty at
slot d5l3i There is large supply Of bills, especially
Southern.
In Freights, the market is not active. but
rates are firm. To Liverpool 2OO0to 1900 bbls Flour
u2i6; 1000 bush. Grain NJ I'D in bulk, 50. in ships
bags Cotton I'd. To London, we hear Of no engage
ments To Hayre some Cotton was taken at "a
Bone 3D.: Tallow, ID snd Ashes, sSaslO.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
$4,000. Payments $40, 322 Balance s6,s67,lOI
The failure announced yesterday as having
taken place ~ Baltimore the extensive provision
house OF Lewis & George Cassard The liabilities arc
stated at nearly 81 OOC0OO The failure was caused
mainly by speeulsiicns in lard, bacon. &c.
There was some relief in the Money mar
ket to-day but the demand il still very active at
fun rates The arrival OF the ohio with nearly three
millions Of goll viii probably have favorable ese,t
next week.
The imports Of Dry Goods have been large
this week Il estimated by the importers that more
than three quarters Of the spring imPortatons have
been received The figures are:
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HAssAH-Ai seup.s rena. nreh 5. Ros-r H,EsAs a. %
rs-issut q hat plsee
AUSRo.-Aiksss-.L C T. Mar. Is D.,s~ sraro. ~ n
yesrs o. RoEboroasssare soOtsze AS t-r q Dr. Dc
H1sos-I1 RsTs.ns. zirrA ;, sr A7es.. .se d NJ Ia
ksson- 3rn Bncs-ss;,r Oo-sts ca " T. f-s 20 isss
PHAf-NsrcA ~ Nay Loaa -e II Js-s Ph-ir. aret %
ye4rs znf 20 aOn-hS .
n re.v-s ss1 nAs kny ,,-si he 70
ssniaJ. iss s1th At eeok
sCHIRMRR-On Thursday Nsrck n, Ma Joanna
schrDer. sr~o 81 year. vsov Of c. v A. schrTssr -.
.ernoou II eoot. ko Der ale rs@ss-ee, PsDss H a'
Greenvoo1 Csnetery
The SIS, Of -s.e q Es- s-ea cOaa AID ssd bses
re-8oert q keupt ssnor ls46
sPALDING-scne toot he p.zsnz sccAson %
es- on oocury the Of sepher spatzs N % eso
the Revouorary te src- coed 40 he se- or
IrsD> and CHER leauf vel - noted ne ,se
Gssonsde Co 10 t where BE bad hvc r and where
bad a bncsh the sd TIE is.h the bonors d s enf
pad srave ~ Sc the tan
w. dn<iy cal 10 zEnd al n GLORIOUS soas n
vth be pzptet bot d remember tAA; n oar afts tse
psrz.rs Of ~tA fsDed from h hrtaer h- De "a pre-
Brs5dot, the urforuns,e An4-- hunz snd
p;seed he fs, ofb. AruoS boat 70 the BrtsA %
Unmarried spsdns incrsdbs .12e.r ht' never
received mi sorEa hss ben Promised aIn ~ o~
rbs have Assures % nter--t taesTe ~ ehN aa,ns pas
ter hs hands ard hGs prOned % r tAs nstsse o. ons
ard cruel uer n veteran sse hoas have lived
honor-t sonf Ne honor-d stes-n sPsf s-7 a.. 4si .9
he has fought e.f - the need d.. pad 70 rs.
ssed ---e, 10. be sad "a hat ropaeh are .aafst.a
VAN ISGIS-Ai III. rs,aesss o b. go A vsa asa Jr
Rshw,y J Abraham Vas ias-a, Ess Schenectady y T. n
tb- nh year q ts
wooD.-Ai " lts-Bsrre. Pa, March II. Mr. Mos Wood
senaor ere s5o1i N yesr,, nsiir- Of knrArG
WHITE On Friday rno-uns. March Is AFTER hass-as ses
Lew Whiie. N hr o>th year.
The -s8- Of a, respectfully
rom resdeuee No iaa so:i wisoa fas-r sF sto.
M remains vii b. tsieo 70 Greenwood for Intsrnsst
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SIrEs roR RKsIpESoEs.-The constant growt

SITES FOR REsIDENcEs.-Ibec constant growth
Of city is daily increasing the demand for convenient
building sites lis Deighbohood. Among the most dssra
bic of these some lots at Tonpnsve Staten Island
which TO be sold at auction They are part Of the
wekuown place Of DR. Weservelt, that Of Mathew
Morgan Esq In front Of them lies the Village OF fomp
knsville and behind that Of New and only forty
minutes are required from walst to the ground by
Che ferry either ofthe villages have named An agent o.
the owners be found at the Nautilus Hotel TomPsns
yie who will show the lots to all desiring to examine
tem and the best way is for any person wishing such
property visit the ground and for himself most
beautiful view will amply repay him Newark City and
Bay with Jersey City NewYork and Brooklyn the North
and East Rivers the Upper ana Lower Bays studded with
vessels the Islands the Bay aso Long and Coney Islands
the Ocesn stretching beyond them all spread out in
FUN view. We know Of spot commanding finer pros.
pect and though the ground elevated the ascent to it
easy.
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DIED.

cREvoIINAt CAPS y.aceai M.rvh IS Hsary Crrtshn k.
pVRYrE-on Fueay March Is q HFoe esy Al ~
ecs Mr. osryvs. wsiov u TIE ae Jeha Dseea ne
SD yer o. hsg age -.
In Al an sunl.y MarcA oc<sk r. u her sls sad ~
tveA ihose Of her srshsrs Abraham bassasd ans '"
BAsssora invited 70 attend.
cAd OF Clarke ssA Jals N W Hun;er sEed os;as s@4 "a
a u - -.
fs.trrl.yl at-rnooa a scsk roc No 6ss Hoasssz - "a
s,sc al Iavtsiaoe svea
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THE EMPIRE JEwELRY EsTABLIsHMEST.-
This Is the name q: and elegant mart for the sale Of
Diamonds Watches Silver WAre and JewelTy OF every de-
scriItion just opened No 2lo Broadway the coraer
of Johpt Their stock is very extensive comprising the
m<st adnrnbe specimens of workmanship We ever
Ii is really quite dazzling 10 look through the elegant ar
Giles Of hOnere and snOst mPoS bic to resist the teps
ton of PURCHASING The prices Of al the articles Tor sale
81 reasonable rates and all those ~hS are desir-
ops of repenhinE their stock OF Jswey Silver Ware
Yxeull do well to es az the above mentioned en
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RIcu SPRIsG GooDs.-S. * Nj. +. ToULE X
Co Columbian Hall No. 2sl Grsndst have Just received
the Spring Stock of Spung Goods which will be
found large stock of Fouard Silks yard wide Of the most
beautiful patterns also very rch Bareges, Grape
ShawlS Plaid silks, Linens DE lance, Embroideries
aces among which VIII be found most beautiful pat.
terms Of Lace Curtains together with an endless yaety Of
goods sutae for families who will find It 20 their adVAn
Iuge 70 puTcba al this establishment.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccDEsr.-Joseph Mer-

AIAI NAIENUAU hICIUENTs-JUftPH fIUI-
rick lsborer in the employ of the New Haven Railroad
Company, at II O'Clock yesterday morning,
when Seventy by Of the trains that road
and died while beng conveyed 20 the NewYork Hospital
His right leg fractured and his left foot crushed be des
which injuries bis head and body dreadfuy msngled
He work Seventy at the time and, II IL
said had ample warning in time 10 get off tbe track but
being dilaory in his movements he caught by the
engine and crushed Coroner Hilton will hold inquest
upon the body this morning and would have done yese
day but the necessary WITNESSES absent.
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SECOND BOARD.
PHIL.psLpHn SIr, OF SrocK=Erida,

Ma Oh Is-Fir Board-J0 Iohs Island r. r. Isk 40 do Is
90 Monis Canal eoS Penn H. r. 50 sos Lehah Con Mort
l63h s51 DO l6l Cbe snd Del Canal Isl st5le Lehs
g. 10 ~ scO County S. 10 old - 100 Sch Nav seed
81. siooo Tiosa r., i. % Penn Bsbt I2It Foresee
City. "a 10 Beaver meadow H. II. 35A sOi hchmond d.. O..
p3h s77 suqnehsnna Canal, o., 90 HuEton r. II. -
s9Oo tennessee Coupen S. IS Uhicd States Bank 81 $50
United staies o.. o. 10
Ssco,d Board-ss Penn. X n 70 20 d. sol go Chester
Mining Co. = 100 Read X r. fg1. 81 T0J Lehish. 1913
Lehsh Nav fO 1900 X o.. 10 az 500 LehsA Coo Mort
al OoO sch. Nav Mors s. n ,l Penn Ia. lglk
$1,000 - ~ Mech Bh -; 40 GWnj Bk, if 900
Ush Ds q
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The sixth installment of 5 per cent. on the
81 10000 subscription to the Bonds OF the Illinois
CeutrSl Railroad is due On the sO-e April.
The Six per cent. City OF Buffalo Loan, nego-
ts,ed here day or two ago by Messrs. Duncan, sser
uso & Co. has been all resold, for Investment.
The annual report of the Madison and In
diAnsrols RAilrosd has been received and shows =
very satisfactory condition Of IL Affairs. Il Pain
busaesske statement Of the position Of the road the
traffic OF ME year and is prospects, and inas' be high
Iy Satisfactory to the stockholders Mr. srOaga 'ey'
Nv unavoidable shsezce fUIa home Il the TINE Of the
annual session OF the Board has delay Cd tas report and
rendered necessary called sessioH 70 ~A-en SUD
uifted
re account 81 rhe rosd fund proper As taken from
he Treasurer's Statement, = ~ follows;
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The receipts Of the last year would have reschei
$50 600 but for the unparalleled freshe that occurred
On the night Of the sd OF December which snspen led
al operations on the road for week, and that az
time when the pressure Of travel and trade was greater
than 1t any me during the year And when the waters
subsidized and the road ready for trains the ONO
river had overlooked its banks, and, suomergny our
6epcts at Madison prevented therecept or
offreiahts Unfortunately expenses instead OF ces
ing with our receipts. were largely increased snd
while fully thirty thousand dollars Of receipts were lost
or thrown INTO the present year the forced work
TO repair damages at the earliest poss0e moment came
in 70 widen the disparity between our receipts snd
pendhures and reduce the surplus tia, was 50 conf
denty anticipated.
Mr. Broush then goes into clear explanation OF the
causes for the dpropotion between the expenses and
receipts, showing thAt large portion of the former
were extraordinary sud sdds
With these explanations the following s the fair and
inst statement Of the earnings Of the Road during tue
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lotai ssanfs1 =
Thus will be seen. that the New~Yerk ssa Enc HahoA
ard descrpnon has cost Ne s,oeisstSSr an % he he
March 1854 the sum above named VS. $se al -. S.
ar, sst $50 ,.s wnes sow a,ssIs pres9s ,asssy
tire Of money! Has the Rad asa ia sxurvs prcpssty
and eteets cost more than was neSessAror taAa
machinery necessary for carrying through wert e sas
magnitude. been wicked praaeaty and esoaonicAy
(aidst the uunambered acutss sad sssssr .ssneass
incident to such work. the nature Of the wosl
sdn'tt or as much 80 As watohtal and antoas sshos
tuds could ssc"%ph'hl Thee aasoa. anus. ;. sa,.ssi
ing schedule Of property and effects Of tho Conpaay
lat 80 miles main hne OF Road Of sold aad p~rms,sat
character nearly all well fenced both sides a
several large aud expensive bridges Sat aarns the pa.
year, (which found 10 be light Insufficient
lures for the heavy engines and usin. on the se~a9 s
che substitution OF heavier iron nearly hy mice ths
place OF rails which we're too hsht in weight
"a. 10 mies Nswbursh Branch, Of an equally seid ~
ID rs miles Of .idnss or switched which in many ess
have eo.t a. much per mile - thu pain 'rssk
9Th iS9 mesdoaels track, priMiraily eat dnrns tss
iron laid nearly all the remainder making in AL 1o miles
OF single and double track including snss and switches o.
There is ora expapston which 10 NAV noe b irpropsx
to make in this connection In the report Of the thh Do
cember 1851 tits sstes that the portion ct double set
whish the Company y,opcss build of easy us and
and be- bHa the rate Of about eiooe
per mile This OCCURRED either through nsdversccs
circulated and TOO late 10 b. corrected II chou been
printed graded instead Of ssiit Before the Road p~t
under contract however IL determined to build poe
ton Of the douee tr.ck different part Of the Road
where IL necessary, though aoahy expensive.
To the 7ei miles OF track may be added tho cost and IN
few ,hs present vslne u the following teus all Of
which and more, made by the present and 10
crsssns business These items NECESSARILY much larger
city business, aud take the liberty sdd IN ths
necn tina. persons but partially acquainted with the sub
ss. are apt 80 o,ercS, , 'se ss,. nv s,.
ton account closed with the grading and sapersrscar-
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COURT CALENDAR-TE,s DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 372, 24i, 35l, $50,
$50, ass TO 1854, inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Monday.-Ssm as yesterday, adding
Nos 49, 49, 400 125 ~ 2i5 So 52 $50, 500 $50, 46l
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GAs-GA EINrnRrs-

GAs.-GAs FnTUREs.-lhe most extensive
assortment OF Gas Fixtures in America viii be found the
greet manufacturing Hocee Of Archer, WARNER Co,
No S76 Broadway OOo different patterns just in from the
factory.
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[Adveruseurnt J
.6fnl CraVoIl

.R- The beautiful Crayon Daguerreotypes
are taken equally wen cloudy OF stormy weather. Ro0r
holds TIE patent for the State OF NewYork Gallery No
SOS Broadway.
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qussscd 10 view the Second District Station House and
be introduced TO Chief Morgan. she evaded, at first
Der identity, but finally fraakly owned D.
Emma being ssted II che preferred the male gsrb to
that Other own sex, a. apparel answered to the
subtraction the most ultra Blooner She len IN the
afternoon cars on her way to Chicago. &c. Louis, &c ;
ultimately she says either California or Australia viii
be her destination
Chief Morgan, on her being brought to the Station
House. gave her some very excellent advice, which
she becoingiy received and gracefully thanked him
for. But Emma b still obdurste"
CIRCUIT CoURT-Befere Judge Mitchell
Edwin Forrest sgt. Hiram Fuller.-The jury Ia this
csse (being suit for alleged Libel In repubHshns para.
graph from The 81 L0nis Receil already referred To-
returned sealed verdict In favor Of plaintiff for s2J0
FIREs.-At 3 o'clock, on Friday morning. a
fire broke out in the upper part Of the old frame build
ing No. 32 West Twenty ssventhSt occupied by sew.
eral poor families. The flames extngushed Before
the premises were much damaged.
At O'Clock, the same morning. Sergeant
Cartwright Of the EiDeteeDtb Ward discovered Gre In
the large shanty corner of Thirdav and Forty third ~
occupied by Jerry Curtain a dwelling and shoe.
maker shop The FIRE was exfiDguished with q few
pals Of water. Damage $40
NJ o CioCh on flddy morning nre DrOke
out 10 frame building Forty -eghthst between the
sixth and Sevepthavs. IL was cxringuisned by some
citizens, assisted by the occupants of the prenses
At III o'clock on Thursday night fire oc-
CURED In a stable of No 20o East Twenty
which was discovered and extiDguished by officers
Gravepsticn and Heath. Loss about e25 The FIRE is
supposed to have been the work of an incendiary
AT 81 o'clock on Friday morning fire was
discovered by Officer Ritter, Of the Fifth Ward in the
house No. - Walkerst. He Immediately procured he
6eeleteuce and ell cd
in extinguishing the flames with few pals of water
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died carly in February. while going into Acapulco on
board the Golden Gate and buried at small place
called hunseinnaida opposite Acapulco Mr. Hamilton
was quite young man, bat had long been an sctive
member Of the Press, he was highly esteemed He
leaves a widow and three children.
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20 some extra expense 10 meet TIA demands anon ma
The traTel compares with 1851 as foTlows:
Isd2 No Of Ps=enrers. sS8 Rsoeiysd. sIs 1876 s.
lsd- saSS< los sss IS
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rR- Emma snodgrsss--the wanderer IN
..,..n.ro,-whO some time since created great
ae.l o,sk in Boston and nAly was brought before the
Police Magistrate of ,As' city has paid Albany ' ISL
ri, rrsi.,eripg her name s Henry Lewis, Boston
She waited the Museum. and stroiled around to"n,
The fact leaked out and she began TO attract COCA
deal Of attention; so while engaged in viewing the
.,ch,,.c,,,rs, beauties of the Exchange she was 70
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n We learn that Miss ELIZA GREENFIELD,
better known as the Black SWANS In the City on
her way TO Europe and intends to give concert before
her departure. Misc Greenfield Ia person Of color
and 10 ssid to be endowed with remarkable voice.
both In respect to compass and quality We shall hear
her with curiosity and we presume with pleasure
doubt not, win large audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

" We call the attention of Temperance
people TO festival TO be given the metropolitan Hall
next wednesday evening by the "E. L. Snow Social
Union NO on occasion Of their seventh anniversary
The programme Is advertised In another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

Incresse ,......".......2-Ss s4tSo5 q
Reference 70 the freight tables given IN the append,
will show even larger increase in that branch rrac
In few items only the increase Of ls52 over 1851 a
follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-26

STATE or ILLINOIS. Liringston County,
So Livingston County Cpenu Court, 10 May
Term, 1853. Samuel G. l.add RS Amos Eel
lows. Lovina Fellows. Ira q. F,llow- Emily
Fellows, Aurelia Fellows. Louis Anna Fellows.
Mnrci,e Madison. J. Madison. Louisa Me-
Chesney, William McChesney. Ambcll Stcarns
aud - Strarns-n chanc.ry.
IT appearing from M affidavit on file in the
! clerks office ri the circuit court Of sad county
hat Amosfellnws, Lovina Fellows. Ira G.. Eel.
lows Emily Fellows, Aurrla Fellows, Louis An
ma Fellows. Marrtr Madison. ] Madison, Lou.
isa McChesnry, William MrChrsnry, Arab-
Stearns aud - SIrans the above u ,med dri-n.
danis, are not resldsntsn at the stale of Illinois aud
the complainant having filed his bill OF complain
herein aud summons having been issued thereon
according to law.
Notice sther-iore hereby giyentc ,hc sand abov,
named defendants, that unis-.you b- aud npur AZ
before the circuit con n OF said county on the frs
day OF the next term thereof. I" be holden at ia,
court hdusr IN Pontiac. on the first Monday IN IN,
month Of May next, aud plead, answer. dcmu
oreNcept to snid complnmanIs hill 81 complaint
the same Wi be taken ns confessed against you
and the matters and things therein prayed Tor de
creed accordingly. : C. lAun. Cirrk
j H. Mct.r~por comD, sol Feb g5-2S-G,y