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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

WANTED-RARE CHANCE.-W anIcd, eIlner au
w evs silent Farmer With Al 500 or 0 IN 40 ola esso-
business which paying large proo, and ns
s~p 10 twenty sn'y employed Abund.nt sni si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

OFFICE to LET-One half of a fine Office, very
" dcsr1be for Lawyers similar business will 30 lsi q
low Apply Chatham Bsnk Building 10 81 Chaiha
ST. immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01
Zeal Gstaie for 6ale.

A FARM for SALE in BERGEN CO., N j.
N Nine miles from jersey City containing 90 40
woodland Conveyance either BY plank road
Railroad For particulars description. &c, apply to JOHN
DAVIDSON Baker. conner Bridge and BIoadsts- n Y
~ Il, ~ A 4 L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

Il ED-MEnAL Of HONOR from the NATIONAL EktlibI
1ION-PRICEs REDUCED Asrat chocsfron +OO and Abye-
THREE STRINGS octaves
Nsnufsciory and wsreRoou. No. IS MarbeufChinps
orders rceeiTsdtv c. AUPoIX. No IS Bcsverst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

II II
nia Dtpos hu year and incd Eve los Of ground
sod 5000 rented for 500 Cost
Sc5oo Apply 70 Nj WHEELER basement ofl BroadFsy
TOR SALE-A splendid Farm Of I6O acres. under a
Il high Of improve miles fOn 20 ehSeeTe Landing
Ulster County good buildings well weierd Lne fruit aud
healthy situation Il win DO divided lere two
houses Apply WATKINS ISE No Is Chsnb-rs
y. J LEFENEB NowPalz Lauding; ~. ). LEFEFER
Rosfuds's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

No. 36-AN 'CT TO AMEND SECTIONS TWENTY EVEN AND
FORTY-SlN OF CHAPTER EIGHTY OF TIE COMPLIED STAT
UrE>, RELATING TO HE GRAND LIST.
II is hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont as foLoCS:
The real estate of the several in this State
shall hereafter be appraised by the listers Of their respective
towns the first day of June and the twentieth day of
September instead of the lime now provided in section TWEEN
ty-seveu of chapter eighty of the compiled statutes
SEo 2 The for averaging the valuation of the real
estate of the several shall be the last Tuesday
September instead of the time provided in section forty
tysx of SAID chapter eighty of the compiled statutes
SEc. B. The first appraisal under this shall he made
in eighteen hundred aud y-fve and subsequent appraisal
every fifth year thereafter
A. The appraisal of real estate, made and equaized in
conformity with this act, and the which this is an
amendments shall be taken by the listers of their respective
towns for five years succeeding such appraisal and
set in list by them, in the provided
by law.
SEC 3 before the second Thursday October, in
each year appraisal the listers of the
shall make of their appraisal the clerk of the house
representatives. and the shall be eqazed by
of the house OF representatives in the pro-
vded by law.
SEQ g. In addition the blanks provided for in
ton fifty of chapter eighty the clerk of the house of rep
resentaves SHALL the expense of the State furnish each
town. every year appraisal of the estate with suitable
blank upon which make the return required by section five
this act and also field blank book, in which all
appraised by the listers required by section
thirty flour of the act which this is amendment.
SkG1 M acts and paIiS a Suaa6psstent with the pro-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

No. s7-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF CHAPTER EIGHTY OF
TIE COMPILED SFNrU res. ENTITLED, OF Tue GRAND
LIST"
Is hereby enacted by the General assembly ofMe State Of
Vermont, toiloloS:
SEC l. The stock in every steamboat and transportation
company chartered by the legislature of this State owned by
persons who reside out of the State shall be the list OF
the town in which the company required by its charter
hold Its annual meeting for the election of its officers
case no such provision made by its charter then the town
where It's principal Office for the of business kept
and all taxes raised upon such stock of who reside out
OF the State shall be lien upon such stock aud any collector,
having legal rateb aud for such stock,
may levy the upon such stock satisfaction of such
taxes
SEC 2 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of every such
any IN The month OF March every year. report III writing
to the town clerk in such town this State where the
OF such stock resides the of such stakeholder and the
number OF shares by him owned and shall also report the
names of all stockholders residing of the State end the
number OF shares owned by each the clerk of the
town where such company required by It's charter hold
It's annual meeting for the election of officers,
such provision made by It's charter then the clerk of
the town where its principal Office for the transaction Of bus
mess is kept
SEC j. the clerk OF any such company shall neglect TO
make report to any clerk required by the preceding
section, he shall forfeit and pay exceeding hun
ded dollars for every such neglect be recovered action
the case the and for the benefit of the where
such report should have been made
Approved, December q, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15
No. 3D. AN ACT FOR THE pRrsrRvArIov ~ s,uon, 49,,

No 81 AN ACT FOR THE PRESERVATION OF s-uOOt mrs
rs AND ACADEMIES
his h@eby enacted by the General Asseaby Of the Stt nj
Vermont as totiorS:
SEC II any person shall wilully or nacousy break anv
windows or door IN any school house academy or any %
building attached thereto shall wiully or maIicionsv in
ure any such building, by cutting marking or in anv other
manners or shall III any way dsfgure the same in rant ar
otherwise, or deface the writing printing or nain
ing thereon any obscene word figure or device or bv placing
thereon paper other material bearing such word 6gnre
device; or shall lnre any shade ornamental tree or
shrub standing upon the grounds belonging or upon the
highway or common contiguous such house or aca
denny either by cutting breaking the same or nv fastening
horse other animal the same he shall be nunised
by fine not exceeding twenty dollars by Imprisonment in
the county jail not exceeding ninety days both of said pun
hmens IN the discretion of the and also shall be LA
bile TO pay the school district owning school house or to
the trustees of the corporation owning such academy as the
case may be- a damages occaSoued by such or acts to
recovered IN an action founded upon this statute together with
full costs of suit
SEC 2 All prosecutions of criminal any of the
offences described in this may be tried and determined bv
any justice OF e peace within the county where The offence
is committed and any justice before whom such prosecution
is tried may sentence the offenders pay fine in a sum not
exceeding twenty dollars aud may warrant carry his
judgment INTO elect, ia appeal is taken
SEQ 3 1h act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved, November II, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

10 al-tN @ Is ADD ToN 70 ~iN ACT To PROHIBIT
AND ABArE NUTS ~ Esn APPROVED NOVEMBER 1852
his hercby Dp4rd by III G0erdt iSSemby If thu of
Tcy1eoff foHelrf: 49,
SIC l. fnypefson shall put parc, to be put
placed the premises Of another suffer remain unbured
his premises any dead animal animal substance
shall suffer sand animal animal substance remain exposed
and uubured within hundred rods Of any dwelling house
any public road between the months OF March and Deem
Der following he they offending upon conviction there
of before ANY sce Of the peace within and or the county
such offence committed shall forfeit and pay the
treasury OF the whore such offence committed. sum
exceeding twenty dollars less than dollars, with
costs Of prosecutions.
Sro 1t shall be she duty of the grand jurors of the
ea of this State to prosecute all offences against this
act.
SIC 3 This shall take effect from its passage
Approved November Is, 1853.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

No. 3o.-AN ACT IN ADDITION TO SECTION NINETEEN OF
Gu NTER EIGHTY OFTuE COMPILED STATUTES, BEAT-
ING TO lie GRAND LIST.
II is heeby enacd by the Gecrai ASScJy Of He Safo 81
Vermont. loitovs
SIC l. All personal held by any executor,
administrator agent for the benefit of any minor
Children residing this State shall be assessed such
tor administrator in the where such
children reside but such children reside without this
State the shall be assessed to such executor admnsa-
agent, trustee, in the where he resides.
Sec. 2 For all purposes of school district and village
tom all personal estate held in by amy admins
traitor, agent trustee the income of which be paid to
amy married woman other person. shall be assessed TO the
husband of such married woman such other person. ia
the school district and village Of which he nhabant
but such married woman other person, reside of this
the shall be assessed such executor admnsra-
tor agent, trustee i'm the school district and village where
he resides and all personal held in by
administrator agent trustee, for the benefit of chit
dren residing this State shall be assessed such
administrators agent, trustee the school district and VII
wich such mor children Reside but If suct niii0l
children reside without this State the shall be assessed to
such executor administrator in the school dis
rct aud village where he resides
SEC This shall take effect from its passage.
Approved December l. 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15
NJ. 88 IN AcT IN AnDIT0N To cnAPTER EIGHTY OF TnE

No 35. AN ACT IN ADDITION TO CHAPTER EIGHTY OF THE
COMPILED STATUTES, RELATING TO TIE GRAND LIST.
IS hereby enacted by the General assembly j the state Of
Vermont, joAocS:
SEC l. That no removal of any person from any
or before the first day Of April shall have any effect upon
excuse such person removing from being listed from
taxation m such town. except the removal be with intent Of
permanently breaking up his residence such and that
removal for the purpose of avoiding listing and taxation
for the purpose Of changing other town, shall be Of
any avail
Approved, December L. 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15
STATE OF VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, DEcEMBER Is, 1853
HEREBY that the foregoing chapters true CONF
OF Acts passed by the General Assembly the
Session, d. 1883 appears the this
DANIEL r. THOMPSON, Sgefay,s>
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

like notlce 10 'ne sau petitioner or petitioners and on the re
port of such commissioners the court NAV rendor -
for the petitioner to recover against the school district sncb
for his damages shall be shown by such report to have b
sustained ana 'ne sum SO allowed shall be greater than was
toner or may tax costs Tor either party shall appear lust
SEC This act shall take effect from its passage ''
Approved, December 5, 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

No.3 AN ACT TO DEFINE rs ATE ~ PEws
is herety c99rd Ly the Gtcrai 1SseDby Of The State
Of IoDeat as foHo'rs:
SEQ Pew> or slips n meeting houses places of pub
lie Worship shall be real estate
SIC .. lii addition to the articles exempt from at
tachment and execution shall be pew Zip meeting
house, place "a religious worship
Annrnved nocemher !. 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15
Approved December 6, 1853.

No 43-AN ACT RELATING TO POUNDS ESTRAYS AND 10 T
GOOD, BEING IN ALTERATION or CHAPTER NINETY iWO
OF THE COMPILED STATUTES.
is hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont, foLopS:
SEC person who shall suffer any cattle, hors-
es sheep hogs, large the public highway ex-
cep on his own premises SHALL for every such offence wfuy
committed forfeit and pay fine OF less than one dollar,
nor fue dollars be recovered in action found
ed on this statute onehaf the penalty to be paid INTO the
town treasury of the town where said animals found
ming at large and the other half the person who shall pros
ecue the effect Prosded this act shall not affect
or prevent running large of such animals such town
shall by vote at annual March meeting, suffer to at
large and Provided FURTHER that the selecmen of any town
may permit any person. who the OF but one cow to
turn the same into highways under such regulations
shall deem expedent, and may revoke that permission " ~
time in their discretion. \
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

~ la-NN ACT RELATING TO THE GRAND LIST
is h9eby enacd by the General assembly Of the state Of
Fer1i0tt foiio,rs
SEC Section twenty-six Of chapter eighty Of the com
piled statutes S S amended read follows:
Il shall be the duty of the listers the time Of taking the
list 10 enquire if any additional buildings have been erected
or amy repairs or additions made buildings the last
sessneut estate; aud o said listers shall make such
additions to he assessments of the individuals who may have
repaired such bulldogs they shall deem just and
equitable
Approved December g. 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-15

No i2.-AN ACT RELA1lNG TO + COLLECTION OF TANES
is hereby e,aced By tie General assembly IF the State
Fr0,oaf totops
SIC l. Form seventeen of chapter ninety-seven Of the
compiled amended that the third sentence of SAFE
form shall read as follows
And on the neglect refusal Of any of said inhabitants
liable by law pay his her proportion of SAID tax you
hereby commanded dsan the goods and chae of suci
delinquent person. aud dispose of the according to law
for satisfaction of his or her proportion OF said
your fees and for Of such goods chattes
such delinquent person be b. him or her shown unto YOU
or found within your precinct satisfy the same with you
own fees YOU hereby commanded take the body of suc
delinquent person. and hun her commit the keeper of the
jail in the county of --, such other jail the law
directs within SAID Jail, who hereby commanded to receive
him or her aud her safely keep until he she shall pay
his her proportion of SAID together with your fees
released according law aud for want of such goods
chates and the that the body of such delinquent per-
be found by you you hereby commanded Il
extend this upon any land this State for The coec
of such tax, belonging such delinquent according tC
law"
Approved December g, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17


appeal to your sense OF justice to correct the unavor
abs impression produced by your article Of Tuesday
In respect to the Broadway railroad feeling that 1t
WAS written under msa ppreh ension Of facts The
luton which has been pass ed by the Com Council
snd which Ia before the Mayor fer his action gives
The assent Of the city TO the construction Of the
the terms conditions and restrictions which may bs I'm
posed by the Common Council from time TO tims. Be-
Sides the act Of the Legislature under the
IA formed TO the Legislature the right to reduce
IL railroad in Broadway Is good thing most people
believe what more would you have to be stipulated In
aS OF the cityp The next Common Council may tax
each five Thousand dollars II they A. and may
duce the fare to IL should please them TO do
and therefore the city and the public may receive every
advantage which they In IN and justice ought to
have Add to all this, that the sludng sentence of
the resolution declares that nothing contained 10 shall
be trusa to grant exclusive privilege beyond that
authorised by the act Of the Legislature
Now Jet me ask 10 all candtr what ground there Il in
this for imbhtiDg TO hi; or my Associates and TO the Com
Interests Of the oiy2 II you ask why there not
tract entered into to give the city stipulated for
the privilege, give you two First that accord
ing to Judge Dusrs late decision the city cannot ter
into Asy such contract and next that is better of
tan It would be with . contract because II appor
ton the amount to be received by II to the profits OF the
road Why sir, II It should please the reform Common
Council to require the company pay into the city
Rury one two three cents for each passenger the
pany would be obliged comply with the requisition.
The public DOES not seem to be Of the efsct OF
Judge Duers late decision II IL be sound Law II inoa
psctates the city from tering into any binding
tract to lay railroad ack, TO cars, TO sweep
the Streets or 40 far as l can see, to pave them.
JOHN FLANAGAN,
One OF the Stock holders Of the Manhattan
Railway Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17
Marine Court.

Before Juoge Thompson and Jury.
DEC H-Turnc G Fdnne9dn u.s. Cornell McCdry Gibbe,
GOodoa-This an action of trespass for ents ling
plaintiffs bowling saloon in Broadway and making GER
tain epars and alterations Of the premises against the
plantis will lease had been given by the owners OF
the premises to Cornell who subet to the plaintiffs The
lease authorized the to enter and make such
pairs - the safety Of the building aired There
the necessity for the repairs being done and whe
ther the premises were ef in good condition they
were before the entry. The left to the jury
last evening who rendered sealed verdict this morning.
for the plaintiffs for $3.50, against AcCary, the owner
and $Z8 against Cornell with COSTS and in favor Of the
defendants Goodwin Gibbes.
Before Hon Judge Mccarthy.
DEC A-Ddad Goashdu s. D,tQhty d Slocm This
was an action to $l0l the amount OF prosso-
~ nete given In part payment horse The defence
was that the horse was unsouud and that there
failure OF consideration and recoupment Tue Court
held that defendants having examined the horse
the purchase and warranty bring doctrine
OF ca,sot emr applied and therefore rendered udsm snt
fo1 tho plaintiff for the amount claimed with costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Archipelago rich in the layish wealth Of nature,
and tis equally improbable island Of Csyion Thai iorn
date power has BY ts ignorant and mistaken dplomsey
political ambition ana commercial oupidity France. With
Ito revolutions, us wars Of ambtn and its unruy Alsers,
aosustiOn The shirt Of enterprise il dead ia soain and
Portugal The Russian Court bound ~ that Of Ho and by
patti to tie whilst Paasa a and Aasrs
nebs the foxes share of the spoil Of their
r. f & ia s'ni ty nHs 70
conquer or destroy the wealth they much covet they
o%s sns % n ns these
maIent territorial scqutions Tho claim to five sxths Of
thepsssncs respectable aukorts The little sa ad Of
BAH has quite recently opposed with signal s9ees the
OF the ancient sovereignties
have had inst power enough TO keep partial ebargo Of
rivers ut their sraragant pretensns to dominion will
not bear the test OF critical This Inviting
iaton tracabe snd ready to rage la more extended
commerce. The American character has thus far found
ready scces! to he Oriental confidence commercial
policy which aims rather to enrich than destroy is we'll
calculated England fail to convince the credulous
willie ss Ross % ho h
land fail TO establish the wisdom justice of ito
liz psipi
the .isdem Of policy In the enlightened and
Io with the East InSaa should s
arm footing No pomatio agents should be sent there
su; those no are dopy rsed in the geography history
this people lies through their moral rather than their intel
lectual convictions In haste reach them you
cred but deering to deeply rooted preudces
ma the Oriental character At ono compel by
hioisins it, and exact confidence by bestow IL.
Captain Gibson thanked for the valuable infsrma.
ton ne had afforded the society and requested
commit to writing detailed account Of his travels The
meeting shor ly after adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

Torsisn productions stu inanimAts and apt 10
main throughout the residue of this msnth n, ,u
win be inclined to do much until the holiday tar
inmates this being the only opportunity afforded to
merchants 10 recruit Themselves after the hsorout
movements of the fall between The clos of this
and the commencement Of the sprns Or this account
we need not extend remarks to any considerable
length We have. former reviews alluded to the pros
poets OF the trade for ths ensuing these are
very aging and cannot be destroyed sxcspt by
prudence upon the part Of operators or this there Ii
Less apprehension than at this time Ia byxons years.
the remembrance of which has done 70 place the
ousinsss upon solid basis The current imports
tepsive, more 30, indeed, than many expected they
would prove and surpass thoss OF tbs period 50
year. yet no far they have been withheld from the
ket and Tor this less than of the i'm
proved demand .oksd for during the ensuing season. We
are Inclined to think that tbs spriny supplies will not
which the news from abroad csnno, tail to serve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-17

DEc A-Hs Honor Recorder in the chair
BILLS PAID,
The bill OF Henry Rabineau for s4s8 so for refresh
mens furnished jurors and officers during the November
term OF the Court of Oyer AID TeIeoer the bill Of
Freeman for 81 $50 for indeIng records In 5urrogate's
ONCE and other bills Of small aracant also ordered
t0 be paid
Several petitions for the correction Of taxes
resolution was yasssd granting to D. A. Fowler $500
Tor acting % secretary Of he Board Of County Canvass
The bill Il the OF this city for $685. for
tonery ordered to lie the table, until the opinion
OF the Corporation counsel be taken - TO is legality
The report Of the committee annual taxes In favor
OF reducing the personal tax James Mathews, and
several others, were received and adopted.
COMMUNICATION FROM vANDxRvoORr.
A communication from Mr.. Henry vandervoort, clerk
Of Oyer and Tsrminer and Sessions, stating that $500
was appropriated to him to make certain invssti
Paris, and that, notwthstanc ing the efforts made
by him. his services were Of little value;
and although the actual disbursements to which
duty, amounted 20 $780, yet he determinsd
in accordance with his feelings not to retain any
part Of the appropriation and be- therefore, returned it
same. Ordered on fls
By . return made to the Board it appears that the
siding out OF the reach of taxation, il $685. 4o77 OF
whom residents Of Brooklyn.
eAI-ARY OF rHR COMMISSIONER OF TAXES
On the report Of the COMMITTEES in favor of increasing
the salary Of the Recever OF Taxes and the clerks in
The RECORDER considered it impolitic even II the
Board had the power to add to the weight of taxation
under which the citizens at pre- emit labor He opposed
The SUPERVISOR Of the FIFTH ward supported the appl.
cation
The SUPERVISOR Of the Sixteenth ward opposed It, and
suggested that any officers who dissatisfied Will
their salary had the Of esgniDg their situations
II the pay was not commemorate with their duties
On ths vote being taken the report Of the com ntee
next At O'Clock