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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

r lie LITTLE TIMES vs. THE TRIBUSE-SHoCK
ING DIsCoRD.--What is the matter with the
doughty philosophers of the Tribune and the
wirey little bluestockings Of the Times !?
The latter publishes string Of paragraphs
from some Of the country papers. recommending
good Christians, and many other classes Of
good people to take the Times and cut the
Tribune. Now, although this would be out Of
the frying pan into the cold ashes, the editors
of the rural districts have the right to ex-
press their opinions on the subject, and the
Times has the right to copy them This is
free country. But we must say that it is a
trick of the steamboat drummer in the nephew
Of his uncle in Sewardism thus to treat the
elder branch Of the higher law" family. 1t
amounts to this Don't take the Tribune; it
is dirty, inGdel, socialist sheet; take the
IImes-its morals are not half 80 bad" Has
it come, indeed, to this pass? There was room
in Flanders for Uncle Toby and the fly, but
there appears to be scarcely space enough in
the realms Of Sewardism for the Tribune and
the Times. But why cannot brethren Of the
same stripe offustian dwell together in unity
We can but look on more in sorrow than in
anger" at their present uncomfortable discord.
What a sorry sight What pity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

SOUTHERN MAIL.--Seven mails from points south
Of Savannah are now due in this city. The latest
dates received from New Orleans we're the 18th
inst; some Of the mails have, consequently, been
upwards Of two wseks on their journey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
81 GOO Challenge to all Honorable Ladies'

and eontlcmen-That person will give up taking
Watts Nervous Antidoto, aud TO any other remedy
after once trying. will put The money mp any day.
i. WATTS, 42i Greenwich street.
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opportunity equal to the mines Of California Australia
This is the last q the Iceland lots and
ALL and buy share in this splendid plot Of village
lots FARMS DO eight
crbers warrantee deeds hundred Of whom viii get
and pamphsts giving full description Of the properly can
be had by applying at the office Of CHARLES WOOD 6
Broadway corner Of Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

tent-ROBERT NJ PATRICK Is the sole manufacturer
the United States Of the above celebrated safes to whom
the highest premium has been awarded by committee
of the Metropolitan Mechancs Institute OF Washington
and +. G. GOFFIN'S Impenetrable Defiance Locks-the
best safes and locks combined In the world Depot No 90
John street. of Godafer st Of May No. 1872 Pearl
street. door below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Matrimony.-Th0se Ladies' and Gentleman
who received their money back from the Matrimonial ALI
snce from the fact upwards Of $40 new mem
every letters will DO emily post oe fashion
all In turn Address before, Mrs. THEODORE f. SAND
FORD Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

No ia Chambers street is ready receive proposals
the hrt OF April for 100000 wahpcne bottles samples TO be
seen at the ohce TO be delivered parcels to suit purchases
IOOOO must BIO delivered by the 18th April.
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seIllnu OFF In Conseouence OF Remov,n

Great in plan oortcr with and without Koan
at the wtrerooms of T. GILBERT CO., 33 broadway,
corner OF Anthony street second floor Call to-day they
commence removing tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

eight spacious sales No 80 Bowery-Magnieent
styles Of Mosaic royal velvet and tapestry Brussels carpets
imported from celebrated English manufactures for exhibit
ton Mt the Crystal Palace Aso, Hares celebrated English
premium cloths Of scroll fresco and Gothic
Also English threepy and ingram carpets and Mosaic
rugs, at astonishing low prices N. B-Beautifu ingram
carpets at 40 % and Coo. per yard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

and the public that they have removed from Chatham
supied by X. c. Akery, where they will find q large and
elegant asaorment Of gold and silver Watches silver ware
hns cutlery, &C., which they retailing 1t
prices JACKSON MANY, lJO Bowery
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COL. HFNTON's REPLY.

WASHINGTON Cry. March 10 1858.
To MRssns PHILIPS AND IAaB-Gentlemen: Your
muncaon Of this days date is just received, and IL
hears IL erna evidence Of having been prepared for pub
ica'ion conform to its intention by remtting II 10 Mis-.
sour for that purpose Very respectfully, gentlemen,
your obedient servant, THOMAS H. BENTON.
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No{lee 10 Glass Mamufacturcrs.--H. 4. ..

glasses at reduced prices RICHARDS KINGsLAND, No.
B. Cortlandt street. The trade upped frames 6c
composition state Factory Nc. l5 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

plus ultra OF tQste and luxury may grahed by CALI
ing 1T GARDENERS wig md toupee mandatory. No G.
warren street unaer Mercantile depot
Liquid HGir Dye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

"Brevity IL the Soul OF Wit."-Go to Roots.
No 1853 Broadway, for your dasuerrsotype You win ha
auitAd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Lace and Muslln Curtains, At reduced prices,
the best asscrtment the city at kelly FERGUSONS
Window Shade and Curtain 3terc No 4o0 Broadway one
door above Reede street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

brilliant in becoming to all stations Of
le the heads Of the people In all parts
Of the city Tho head quarters Knox, No. l Fulton
street Is the place to buy hat that will DO approved and
true elegance There hats sold in New York for Eve
dollars superior to the article Knox sells for four.
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Observation-Disclosures, r.

Carpetings-Peteis0n d Humphrey, $40
Broadway, are daily receiving per packets Europe
additional supplies OF rich and elegant
r0r fabric and styles entirely and particularly
selling similar Soods. -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

SPsennd CarPetinEs -sInith q Louasbery,
~ Pearl street have received late arrivals large
stock Of velvet tapestry Brussels threeply and ngrain
earpetng of ehaste and elegant designs which, having
they are enabied TO onsr At very great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Last week, in the neighborhood Of Bytown Can.
ada the snow wac lying fortytwo inches deep IN the
wocds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Becbe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, l58 Broad
way-Spring and summer fashion for ssntlemsns hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Gentlemen's Paris Hats Just Received, Per
steamship Canada eight gontlemens Paris hats
spring STYLE selected BY Mr. Genin personally In Paris
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Voltairc said that a Mistake was worse
than crime-GKEEN, No Aston House. never makes =
feet f It cannot be otherwise for his plan Of taking
measure Of the person is infalliblc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

On THE WAY-GRBAr TINES EXPECTED AT
STAFFORD HousE.-It is understood that Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe. the authoress of Uncle
Toms Cabin, and the Rev. Charles Beecher,
ofNew jersey her brother, leave Boston in the
steamship Canada, for Liverpool, en- route to
Stafford House. Great preparations have been
made to give them the most cordial abolition
reception ever accorded to any Americans in
England. The Duchess of Sutherland and her
associates in the late address to the ladies of the
United States, in behalf Of the abolition of
Southern slavery, and some thousands ofwomen
of England who have signed that petition. will
be gathered at Stafford House to do honor to
the authoress of Uncle Toms Cabin
They will have eating and drinking and
feasting in abundance, and speeches and songs,
and lamentations over the sufferings and op-
pressions of the slaves Of the South, while
thousands, if not millions, Of her Britannia
Majesty's subjects are starving in the three
kingdoms, for want Of morsel Of bread. And
yet we should not be surprised if many Of the
miserable victims of British taxations, monopo-
lies, and exactions- most unfortunate slaves
the triumph Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
We should hardly be astonished if the people Of
the cotton mills of Manchester, dependent
for their daily bread upon the slave-grown cot
ton Of our Southern States, were to join in the
hue and cry against the hands that feed them.
We wish Mrs. Stowe much joy of her journey.
1t is almost pity that Mrs. Swisshelm did not
accompany her, and Mrs. Abby Kelly Foster,
for the sake of illustrating to the ladies of Eng
land more fully, not only the condition of the
abolition societies in the United States, but the
progress, also, which our manish women in pan
talets and our old grannies in pantaloons are
making in the cause Of womans rights. We
shall wait with becoming patience the Stafford
House jubilee. But what will be the fate of
Mrs. Ex-President Tyler? Is it not dreadful to
think of!-dreadful dreadful !! 1t is, indeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Too Dear for the Whistle 1.-The Man who
pays four dollars Broadway that
bought at Freeman 80 Fulton street. g and % Co.
too dear for the whistle Compare the hats and them
and there doubt but will hats Of FREE
MAN, 80 Fulton street, Gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

An Unquestionable Advantage.-An enthu-
sase taste for the art apprecisvs Of and
becomes you are the qualifications preserved by KNOX
JAMES Of the Prescott Hat Store that have rendered
really superb hat for the low price of 81 get at
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way street. invites the
Of his friends and the public his Spring Hats which,
usual will be found uncquaod for beauty Of style, bril-
hancy Of materials and splendid work. anship
AMIDON, 649 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

The Admiration OF all who Behold them 2
Inns, Of Chambers and Greenwich streets He
the shirt faculty this city produce anything
equal them fabric needlework IT. and cheapness.
Look ut this and remember his location.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Cnnni stIeet carpet store, 10 Canal street.-
PETERSON co. call tho attention Of their
and the public to stock of elegant carpetng
Just from the most celebrated bought
before the late advance in prces fifteen
sent less than those purchased Mt the present
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Spring Clothing, made up I'm the most NAH
eaahe and durable possible At AL times pro-
CURED advantageous tsrms for cash. ~ H. L. FOSTERS
clothing establishments Cortland street, large stock
winter clothing which will be sold Ut greatly reduced
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

The Contest Ended-esen. Fierce Victorious
Splendid Schedule Of New York Eomlna-
lions.
The struggle is over. The President has been
too strong for the Premier. General Pierce is
President Let the New York democracy re-
joice-hard shells and soft shells-hunkers and
barnburners-not emitting the Friendly Sons Of
ST. Patrick, for they are all included in the fol-
lowing mastery schedule Of New York appoint
ments, which. according to our telegraphic ad-
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To DEMONSTRATION for Apr1l.-Mln.
FARNSWORTH, fashionable drsssmakcr and importer
Of fashions 1N Broadway, would
and the public that she receipt Of her French And
English fashions for April and that
for exhibition and sale Of fashion books plates
tissue patterns De- 3 Broadway opposite the Broadway
Theatre.
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Last Day for Bargains-Rem0ving TO Second
floor 1888 Broadway.-Embusd with spirit and enter
prise GEORGE r FOX, tailor. &C., will remove, Thurs
session Of extensive premises entire stock Of
cloths cassmeres vestngs &c Tho Fox leads hounds,
and horses may follow, catch him who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

Going Going :! Conc !!!-Selling ofT.-George
FOX tslor renewing IN one day with entire Stock
time to bay articles in the tailoring
ready made clothing, &o regardless Of At
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Bring your Boys to Union Hall, where the
most elegant ready spring suits for all agos may
selected from tho largest in the city prices which
can only be believed " those who call 80 Judge for hsn
selves. p. L. ROGERS & CO., Union Hall corner Of Full
ton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30

0Tcou DarBalns-IWO uayS more only Mt 158
Fulton streetNow selling of the entire stock Of ladies'
gents misses boys and chdrens boots shoes CATERS
At great sacrifice in order to clsse tho
diatcy To those who want TO buy cheap great induce
dozen, far below cost.
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Grand Scramble !-Ready Made Coats, vesta
and Pantsoons thrown to the sidewalk
Broadway and Anthony street Go In piunder
GkoRGE r. FOX the fashionable tailor is removing on
Thursday next, with Spring goods
from the first to the second floor sd stand Broadway
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The following is the schedule Of arrivals and de-
parturcs Of the British West India Royal mail steam
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16
SuERJFF'S SAi.E.

sr,TE OF LOUISIANA. Fifth J".
dic,al District Conr', In and for the
Parish Of Assumption.
,s,u Deno;t Dane, No. 3o2, Us, Aristid
Smnirr, u al.
Nv virtue of and in obedience to II writ Of
.oizirc d sale, to me directed by the Homo
yable the above Court, sitting in and for
the parish of'Assnmpion State aforesaid.
dated december 70 1852. have seized and
will offer at public sale. at the Court House
ortbe parish. on Saturday the 9Th day ofFe-
br,,ary 1853, between the hours eff eleven o
chick A. NJ. and four o'clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to
Joseph Saunier, TO wit:
Aceriain lot or parcel of and, situated IN
the parish of Assumption, on,he right bank
Of the Bayou Lafn,rche, at Labad'ev'ile,
measuring fifty one feet fro1t more or less.
by one arprnt and u ha,f in depth. bounded
on one side by the road landing to brule
Labadie. and one the other side by lot OF
Froncini 81 Graciani, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized TO satisfy said writ Il costs OF suit.
TO he sold with the benefit OF appra'se-
bcment.
Terms -- tl,n.
Parish of Assumption. dec. 81 1857.
10 A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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SUERIFF'.S SALE.

Jean Dominguez Adm. NO. 5SU Is.
Marie Arabon, widow Of Jean
Doningnez.
The State of louisiana. Filth Judicial
Mttict Court, in and Tor the Parish 81
.assnmpiitn.
Nv virtue of and in obedience TO u
wrl, seizure aud sale to me directed by
the honorable the aforesaid court. sitting
IN and for the Parish aud State aforesaid
: dated Decembnr 2lst 1852, rendered
in the above entitled and Numbered
sit. will be offered al public Sale. by
the Undersigned Sheriff. at The Court
do Use of this Parish, o. Saturday tn
5lh Iay OF February 1853 commencing
Mt eleven O'clock A. NJ. the following
described property, belonging TO the
defendant, 10 WIT !:
A certain tract ofland situated in the
Parish of Assumption. on The right eide
Of Bsyou I.afourche. in the interior.
containing ten or twelve superficial ar
penis, bounded south by land OF Venture
Gonzalez, north by those Of widow DO
mingo Falcon aud west BY Bayou Creux;
seized 70 pay and satisfy the above
writ, and costs OF suits:
To be sold with The benefit Of apprai
sement.
Terms aud Conditions !:
Que hundred and twenty five dollars
cash. with interest thereon. AT the rate
Of eig,l, per rent per annnm, from iirst
dry Of .apriI 1852, and The. costs OF
suit. and for ihe balance one hundred
and twenty five dollars ID March 1888
one hundred and twenty five dollars. III
March 1854, and one hundred and twe"-
tyiise dollars il March 1855, pnrcha>
ser to farEi<h good and solven, personal
security. mill paid. with interest At the
rate o eight per cent per annnm, from
maturity.
Parish Of assumption Dec. 3lst 1852
10 y. +. HIKMlN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

| Succession de Angrligne BerteIotte,
u dtctdte dc Jean Gautschy.
En- vertu dun decrct de Ia Cour du Cinqnie-
me District Judiciaire de fEtat dc la Lonisia-
ne dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia
date du % ,ecembre 1882, il sera offert Ell
vente publique silr les linnx dams lie Brule La
babe, lie q Janvier 1858, d dix heures du ma
tin, par Desire Leblanc, encanteur de la pa
roisse Assumption, les prophecies cl-apres de-
critics, appartenant a la dite SUCCESSION, SAVIOR:
10. Tine habitation situee dams cette parois-
So. dams lie Br0le Labadie, mesurant trols ar
penis ct demi de face, sur quarante arpenfs de
protoudeur, les lignes %ouvrant, bornee dun
cote par les terres de feu Joseph Gautreaux,
! ct de fautre cote par celles de Jean Pierre
Boudreaux, ensemble avec toutes les batisses
ct authorizations qui sly tronvent.
% In moroccan de terre situe EN- cette pa
roisse dams le meme Brnle, mesurant sept ar
penis de face, sur q~uatorze arpents de profoIl-
deur, borne DIES deux c6tes par Ia terre de /.
/. Cox ct etant dams lie quart de dissection NO
SO, township No Ia de la Rangee No Ia, en-
semble ayec les batisses ct authorizations qul
sly trouvent.
30. Les esclaves s~t1lvants, SAVIOR
Valery. Negro are de 3S ans, atflige Dune
hernie: ketty, negresse agee de 80 ans ct SEES
auatre %enfans, Lucien age lie 9 ans, El1alian
are de I ans, Marie agee de 5 ans ct juile
agee de 3 ans; Catherine, negresse agee de
IS AMI ct son enfant Louise agee de 3 mos,
Adam. neegrillon age de IL ans.
DO. Queluues chevaux, hetes d, cornes, ot'-
ills aratoires, batterie de cuisine ct meubles de
menage.
Conditions dc Ia sente
L,habitation principale payable en- cinq
termes egaux, echeant dams les rlois de mars
de chacnne des ann6es 1853, 1854, 1850,
1856 ct 1867. L'autre moroccan de teTre ct les
esclaves payables EN- trois termes eganS, ecle-
ant dams les mois de mars des ailnees 1884,
SIS ct Sc. lie mobilier payable toutes sornnes
de dix ~piastres ct au-dessoas dc dix piastres en-
mars 1853 ct toutes sommes au-dessus de DIX
~piastres, motto en- mars 1858 ct Fattre monte
en- mars 1854. Les acquereurs fournissant bon
mes ct suffisantes cautions ct h~ypotheque spe-
ciale sur les terres ct les esc'aves, ct to'1tes
somnes aui ne ~seraient pas payees aux eclie.
ances porteront interet b raison de hut pour
cent par an. -,
paroisse Assumption, le % decembre 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Is EnCanteur.
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NOTICE.

.Ju.t received n full assortment Of VIM
Me Clanahan's and Halls Planghs and
F1nk.s. for sale at the manufacturers
price, by
PUIOS s. VERRET.
Dcnala~onyillc. dee. lib 1882. Ii
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Snccpss,on OF AngcIilpe Bertelo'te de-
r.. c..,td widow of Jean Gauts,hy.

Succp,~ion Of AngcIi1pc Bertclo'te de-
cr.,td widow OF Jean Gauts, ny.
By virtue Of u decree of the Fifth Judicial
Distritlt Court oftEle State of Louisiana in and
for tlleparisll Of Assumption, dated the 23dday
of december 1852. Will be offered at public
sale on the premises in the Brule Labadle. on
Saturday the goth day OF January 1853, at ten
o'clock. A. M, by Desire Leblanc, auctioneer
for the parish Assumption, the following des-
cribed property belonging to the succession OF
AngeIiquc Beftelotte, deceased widow OF Jean
Gautschy, tn wit:
10. A plantation situated in said parish on
the right bank of the Bayou Latourche in the
Brule Lahadie, measuring three arpents anda
half front by forty arpents in depth the lines
opening, bounded on one said by lands OF the
late Joseph Gautreaux and on the other side
by these OF Jean Pierre Boudreaux, together
with all the buildings Il Improvements thereon.
20. A tract OF land situated i'll said parish,
On the same Brule, measuring sever, arpetlts
front by fourteen arpents III depth, bounded
on both sides by lands of T L Cox, and be1hgm
the quarter of section No. 81, fownshlpNo. Id,
Range No. ii, together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
30. Tie following slaves to wit
Valery a neglu man aged about 3s years,
afflicted with i rupture; ketty a negro wo-
maa aged 81 years, Il her four children, Lucien
aged 9yeafs, Euztiien Z years, Marie s years
and julie ) years; Catherine a negro woman
aged Is years aud her child three months old;
Adam a negro bay IL years.
10. Horses, %cattles, farming utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture.
Terms aud Conditions !:
The principal plantation payable in five
equal instalmehts maturing in the months OF
march Of each of the years 1853, 1854, 1855,
1856 Il 1857. The other tract OF land and
slaves payable on three equal instruments ma
turing on the months of march OF each 81
the wears 1854, 1855 & 1856. The moveabR
property, all sums of ten dollars and under
ten doIlars payable in march 1853, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half in march
1853, and the other half in march 1854.
Purchasers to furnish good and sufficient
security with special mortgage on the landed
property and slaves, and all SUMS not punct-
ually paid ut maturity to bear interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annnm.
Parish Of Assumption, this 18th dec. 1852.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Is Anctionecr.
arn NHn1p4aI
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-16
EDMOND DRoUUT,
HORl.OGER,

Prevent le public quill s'est ttahli b Nal',s~
laouville dep,ns quelque temps ct ~soiiicife ie
%patrona &c DIES habitans de cette parolsse.
une Tongue experience dams pexercice d'
cette profession, lui donne Fassurance quo
toutes les personlies qui Phonoreront de leur
confance seront satistaites de son travail.
Pour la PREPARATION DIES pendules, II Sc trans
portera Il domicile, lorsq,e &C sera lie des'r dc
scs clients. ~