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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07
A ). BLErcKLR. AnciioneeE
DFREMPTOkY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP


i ERII 81 TARRYIowN-on THURSDAY. June At !
6ccck Pm. the living Hotel. GsTy.own, TEN VILLA
s.lks o. .ee ! l.en three 70 i've seres each within
A Ct tLr depot. COMMANDING 81 ia Hudson River sad 10
slAs pr.u ed Tor eHisn tsas;y ana sEndeuF Soil good the
tlCTe sfft.e. sn1 The - ensy.
1Iee Via sizes ~ the ds .HpeEb view; iy
IL Iirs uLnns fes. with oqlDr'uly i ash pDnd numerous
SHADE and fruit
Que dssirsLe Building Size sHl6 feet Lsas corner
Fy. Building each <-j f9cs.tic,
D.. Irving III would s.erdd yll,
Fctr- Building each 5xJj 80
az csnficost. opposite Irving HoGe
stand :Cr "a business
Building w. Irving institute fjxl3j feet.
Cttsse ard Loi Sxlf feet Pocantic0s, opposite
tn liT HOUSE. Tie HSuse one--ory
toas~. well 5ci sled In with BRICK rooms
tt-.ce. cesr win convene closets. Wsdrobe-
An el@-sLr Gothic i32x151
p tie lryug Hsus. well shade
s. IS J. lCl DO the cofnoG-oa handsome All
caVtr-L- IN hrst tor large raE.Os tmbe aantes
can.-io, III dunbEaiss from kitchen, bedrooms
rtc tld AFe cese second -Oor becoous
vresole' end 80 eor's; over ths roomy garrett IL base
nsrt sa-L WIKI Aicnensnze &c and
pennies cose,s alG eAtsuve ceLs WIKI Chill as al
T. H. liberal For further particulars nap Of properly In
cure d W u P LYON Iato~u Of tie Aseiioneer NJ
LTts0-t
BTsrs Ct Hudsca River RsIrosd leave Chamberss for
Tar a;7 10 eIa , AID ~ J. : S. CO aud II
Ate leave TsIryo"r New Yos g. and Ii An aad At 4
O. srd y / -
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{. W. HOLMES. AIctioneer.
TT\TEET HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR

~ FErs FIANOIOETE &c at Al CfON the property OF
family houeke Iii gN BE- sold THIS DAY w edns
dl) juno al ~ oS the contents OF house No 100 otaV De-
lh-ss comprising handsome Rosewood aud Ma
hoea1y Psor Furniture French ate Pier Glasses Bs,s Inr
is aud ugrun Carpets sup Kosow God PanOFOe OF Paint
iss Also farsfy 1T hand one Chamber Furniture
ID Inffrn I'D h. !. Hin Maffreeses.
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SYLVESTER SLOWER Auctioncer
IN\TFNSINE STOCK of FURNITURE WARE

SlLvrsTER aIovER. Anc0n 7er -
EXTENSIN f. STOCK of a FURNITURE WARE
~ HOI -E-Sl LNISIER stow will sell on THURSDAY.
at entire manufactured stock contained IN the
Brosawey between Fourth 81 and est ash.
walnut oak and mahog
try Tsror Library Chamber Dnn, Room Furniture, viz
French bro and plush
Eegers Of variety OF styles Center SIDE aud WORK
1rrs French cctae Library Beok>vss and Tables rosewood
tonmGtf o. every yary OF 81 AMI hni'n *
walnut aid mahogany; Oas, walnut
md reboads. Of and beautiful p-tt"rs Hall
Chairs. Chambr Furniture Fancy Chars Chldens
Beds
Tol.f, T. Partis- distance attend
s sale finding variety Of good ubstan
ia tuuiuie ken ,class warehoselo of which vii
without in OF change III business
Goods the premises reasonable charge
y B a'sloluss ready the morning sale
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ALBERT H. No,LAY. Anciloueer -
DOSITINF SALE WITHOUT RESERVE NJ

L HANDSOME ITALIAN COTTAGE and p Lots OF
GROUND so beautiful LOTS New Brighton staten Island
within minutes vas Of the steamboat landing
SiCOLAY will sell FRIDAY June oh NJ oeiocS
T. 81 New Bi.hon staten Island a TWO soy
sc and lar hrtn the Italian style OF srchec
15Nfo feet each situated ~ Nv bsht'h
min Steamboat Inc house u
wei finished and contains aocr parlor dining
handsome front ana end
ID sae : ba,h iinen press CT ,ei
Nc-lt'c closets sid lumber ;cear kitchen
PANTY closet afta &C
The house Beautifully elevation OF 81 feet between
and n The Kills end commanding splendid
Now Yok Bay. Newark New Jersey. Fort Hamilton
ouut In fact hee eau be no more
costly DIV ei which cluster ABOUND aites tue De
location The cation with New orr cy ny
boat pleasant the snnua cost as the city ra
can aud about the space Of time.
Also beautiful and desirable vacant o a19hus 'nr
eachthe lots free from rock aud Level wt
the Grade and immediate improvement and or
cc..s pss DESTROYS viewing the property can ah me ~"
Tr.lou boat from Whiehalst AZ 81 9 and II A. NJ
a. - ard p NJ Leave New Brighton at H. y y ana IL "
A. NJ: To u a. aud 8 n Y. NJ. -
ard AuC toners fec on the day or sac; - peg
full deeds containing the usua
nuisance will be delivered ard IS per cent may remain On
Title furnished al purchasers free Of chage TITLE ~
UISPUTABLE Free Steamboat Tickets to attend ne Sss ana
Lioeanc Map be obtained on apphcai9no ALDEHI
NIrOLAY .iuCti peel No. Broad New York
T. ) Should storm Friday June 9th, the sale VIII not take
pdce until Satadsy June 10Th az the same time ard place g'
GALE OF LOTS AT KElPORT.-The Fourth
- StmAurual Sale LOTS Of the FLORENCE and khf-
COMPANY VIII take place the property az UNI a. near
keypoit. FRIDAY June So 81 10 O'Clock The value ad I'M
poriancc b, location prominent Habor and Depot no"
Boats leave foot Murray VI and ? VI Returnins
leave K,vrorf A. NJ aud Union NJ Maps and inma-
had the Office Of the Company, Union New
aud PHILADELPHIA and on board the boat
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L LrIKINs, Anrfloneet.
A SSIC\EFis Sal + of FIRST-CLASS FUR\I-

A SSlGNEE sALE vi 4 ir.Si - 100 + NJ
n TIRE TIANO-FORTE. CARPETS, SILVER WARE. &c,
Nv cAfae que TOMORROW, Ghursy) June At 10. o'clock
in house. 20 )" ihss. between 5fh sld
zs. courrng superior Rosewood Pisnoforte. R,.ew POI
sewing Chsr covered N French br cee eta
.ae with minor door hack Center Tables Corner sands Ac
Bru and Insrsn the bet quality superior rosewood
shceu, B,ds;esds Bureaus Wsshs,aats Rockers
TsI f. ralnr large and desble variety oak and W nl
Fxet,ou Tnb Blankets. Outs and HAIR Matsss tlsr
small; and other Mirrors In splendid sIa.s W Fla'as
Nass sauary and ptaeT par
o oorsona: .d hand and plain China 9nne and Tee se os
wtarted plated Ssves Coffee m Iease ecs >poos
paIisn PIT hers CO.. glass Dshss IL noes &c
a. The in the superior qlaF ana
o,d order of fhe arc.s offered making about 40 o wal well
comm. the full a I. adaDce Of buyers
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no DOCK BULDERS-SHERIrE,s SALE

WI be sold 81 auction the Eth At II oeoek AZ foot II
s,.ih sh.i NhnAMsbursh. ONE FLOATING sPILE DRIVER
bfhh. ard al the sppuriensnces speanins the
stle positive" rain o. shine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

W CaRTLR Anetioneer store No 81 Dy' Cr.enwich.t
RCCkAWAY BUGGY EMPRESS &c-THTS
~ DAY r y o'clock in front of above fine BUG
MAOONS one FAMILY COACH been little u.ed EXPRE.
WAGON, Boston build. ROCKAWAY csna1 Tor IL.
eeunTyi old and WAGONS BUGGE5 OF d,ae,n, styl.,
HARNESS " '"' ''''e''
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Rfal 0etate for Gale.


T PRIVATE SALE-The following LOTS, viz:
IN south side of sjih 9th
Lots north side Of 6thst go feet eas; OF 6hav
south side OF sd between broadway aud ohav
north side OF S7ih 100 feet east OF shsv
Five south side Of 20 hist leo feet east OF Sth
Three south side Of i2d, us feet bihay
Flsht south SIDE OF 45th 400 feet Of 5h
Five Lot. on side OF f'th 100 feet Of 6lhas
Two Lots north west corner Of 7ihav AID Jlih-st
Five O north, of ieihav and 66th-st
gonr Lots an south.ess, corner lOhav. 66,h-st
One Lot or north corner OF lWh'As aud 6'th-st
Three Lets on Of Avenue sud 18th st.
Fer full particulars apply BAkER WEEKS AHconeers NO
Metropolitan Bsnk fuldng Pinests corner OF Broedway
A VALUABLE FARM for SALE, OF 1872 acres
N ustle-s,rse about male from The dours,ns vii
ms keyport which choice Fese ana Apple Och
ards and variety Of Fruit Tees Also, good budnfs Terms
Part Of the purchase money be secured BY bond aud mort
gage Inquire Of } BEDLE, AiorueyatLaw, MGdleiown
Point. or Of HANS {. BiRKH0LM. the premises
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE in EAST
~ CHESTER, WESTMINSTER COUNTY, Sixteen miles from
the city mnute wslk New PeEs
Vile siaiior new TWO STORY GOTHIC RESIDENCE. TIE
contains II Rooms plenty Of closets front.
with large
Nsuse filed Wash House Fowl Houses House fh pond
situation delightful ridge land
fowinx IN the Contains
hons. With bowers shrub aud shade
the purchase remain bond
nae or q For further particulars inquire
NORRIS EARLE, No n Front IT.. N Y
NOTTAGE HOUSE, with about half an acre of
GROUND for SALE situated at West Mornsaus about %
inues ride the Harlem Railroad high ground
Ia within one minutes Meose station. The
o,srv new work. and contains 10 rooms finished
Te srounA stocked with the choicest kinds Of futees,
srap shubhsry there excellent well OF water
ss he middle one three Gothic Cottages Wsms YVES;
he railroad Prse 800, half
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY VILLA SITES, $1,000
Numbering about forts Pos. Already several Inc DWELLINGS
hsy, be- en- ,cftd and viii be completed his
This rfur. nv ably located being bout 80 feet above the
Raroad oai,d from the City Hall! aud minutes
Twenyc gh aims ths place
daily rds OPPORTUNITY getting 70 and from The CITY a 1t
s,,1y hour nom . A. II T. NJ communication air ~ less
,laG PEI ach A. place OF resdence 1r beau
Of and healthy position . y unsu
Ly any other Nilaee the vicinity Of New The
iocs, th. property only b. appreciated By per
sonsl examination
TERMS EASY Scvenfyye remain on morfsis'
The le udisIusbe printed abstract OF which VI" be fur
ush,d ga'i- TO every purchaser
Fr,e Tickets TO attend sale the trains which leave the Cy
Ron n, ~ gl5 end A 81 and hOur IA the
Afternoon.
Ifitiny the sale will take place the next fair DAY:
y McGRAW.
Morrsauia vile,e, or No. 80 Broadway.
J. ". , BAKATEIR; {Eo. Yassaus st.
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Removals..

HENRiS, SMITH q TOWNSEND have removed
to heir New Stores Nos II and ~ warenst few DON
Of Brosdwsy
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VVEMONAL.-J. q ENNfHH@Hs s"'V Et'HV'e"
IL their wAREROOM from No IFS Greenwich 70 heir nev
Msnuctory No. ss 24 and 2se WEST 18Th ST. between
9Th and hs Y where they intend % keep on hand large
Of PIANOS with all the hes, Modern improvements
under their supervision and wsanted 20 sand any en-
Pianos holian Ashmept PiANO-fORIEs
TUNED. Repsired o. nken in Exchange.
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\ NJ MELVIN. AGctiou.ei
DY BANGS BROTHER " CO.-Irade Saie-

~ Rooms No. ~ pars-row-
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY. June aud a. o'clock + NJ a.
tie Auction Room.
RARE AID CURIOUS Books on ANEgicaS ErSr0aYt choice
ana vunb. Pnyate Library valuable standard 1Jk on
ii.ory fly relating 70 the early history Of New fnS
land OK New sey Pennsylvania, Virginia SC Among
then AZ. AID curious works well worthy the attention
collectors public and ITyaie Libraries, Catalogues are no"
adv the Booss arranged for exaniuaion
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~ for al kinds q manufacturing purposes 10 the six yeory
buildings Nos eli 2lS s5 Cen Nos S 1872 and ll
between Howard and Gandis The vary size
The well lighted and fur
with closets and pipes Apply
W. A ALLEN On the
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EARATOGA.-To LET STORE in SARATOGA
~ The location in tn place being
nearly opposite United States Hotel Address BROOKS
Thin
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DOOMs 10 IN. with STEAM POWER. 36x6O-

NECOND- STORY ROOMS and OFFICES to LET
~ in APPLETONS NEW BUILDlNG.-ROOMS and OFFICES
Of all sizes suitable for business ready
having been recently altered They possess every convent
located the very central position
Broadway. Apply D. APPLETON Co. Nos $40 aud 3is
Broadway corner Of JeorGrd-sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-28

The SPIRIT RAprERs ABOUT AeAN-PaEsr-
DENT TALLMADoE IN ARMs.---We give, in another
place, certain interesting documents which we
lately received from the Hon. N. p. Tallmadpe.
exU. s. Senator from New York, and ex-
Governor Of Wisconsin, and now President
OF the Spiritual Republic, Grand Marshal
Of all the rappers, tippers, writer's, &C., &c.
Il appears that some small newspaper in Viz
ginia has been saying severe things sbout the
President and he replies. With our accustomed
liberality, we give both sides hearing. The
worst feature in the whole affair is, that great
deal Of valuable time, ink, and paper is wasted
on another spiritual" book. This sort Of
literature is only distinguished as a means
whereby great deal of vspid and unmcaniug
trash is poured into credulous and mystifed
ears.
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Msrcy's Last Exploit-Thc Russian Treaty.
The jackass which donned the lion's skin, aud
went about frightening greenhorns, seems to
have been the prototype of the Hon. William L.
Marcy, the Secretary of State. The lion whose
skin has been stolen is Benjamin franklin: the
ass is before US. Our youthful, readers Viii re-
member how the triumphant career of the dis
guised animal in the fable was brough. to an
untimely end by an indscreet bray, elicitel by
the ecstacy Of the unwonted pastime Mr. Marcy
has not yet prayed in person; but the braying
is done SO well for him by certain newspaper
correspondents, who love to honor him, that his
own performance would be superHuous No one
could mistake him for an instant
He began to steal the lions skin as soon as
he was installed in Office, by issuing his fam u,
proclamation about diplomatic costume. Thss
was Ben Franklin all over-not the Ben Frank
lin we should have known to-day, had the old
sage lived till the year 1854, and enlarged his
experience and altered his ideas with each
change in the worlds habits and notions-but
the statesman Of the last century, ignorant Of
all that has occurred since 1885, and thnkiag
and writing as though the world had stood still
for the last fifty years. A pare copyist. Mr..
Marcy made no allowance for any changes. Ii.
tried 10 speak In 1854, what Frahklin wo,lli
have spoken in 1850, and the consequence Was
that instead of glory, he covered himself
with ridicule. The circular on diplomatic
costume has afforded the courts of Europe food
for merriment for the last twelve months, AMI
there are places where 1t Is still standing joke
1t has got our representatives into all sorts o"
petty squabbles, and done no earthly good either
to the country or TO themselves. Whea Fralklin
set the example Of simplicity in dress TO our
consular and diplomatic agents, there was some
virtue and especially some appropriateness in
the practice; for Mr. Marcy to preach, In the
year Of grace 1858. what franklin practie.d
seventy years before was simply silly plaga.
rism- All which to the contrary notwtlstand-
ing, the Secretary takes TIE credit of his
sacrifice to republican simplc't-, aad there ARE
quarters where he is glorilel therefor.
The lions skin was again thrown over John
Donkey shoulders few days 80, in thc nit-
ter Of the Russiad treaty. Loud rays have
been beard from various al ic1rs III Mr. Macy
calling upon the world To appla,d tn, lnst,
Of bis mano, the fire Of HE eye, the strength OF
his muscle. Could the imrestinea .ns'lilcrs
have been sienced, the itoicss.ve aaimN
might have passed nnno'icsd and a. diskase
unseen. But they would bray, anl all the
world detects the impos.ure A. in The at
ter Of the circular on diplo aa,ic costume.
Marcy has again been stealing from Franklin
tomake little capital out Of the Russian treaty.
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Obituary.

THE DEATH OF MISS FILLMORE.
We published yesterday the melancholy things of
the death Of Miss Abigail Fillmore, only daughter
Of Ex Prosidcot Fillmore at Aurora, In Eric
county, In this State, on Wednesday morning last.
after . sickness Of few hours from the cholera.
She had len Buffalo the previous day, In apparently
good health. TO spend few days among her friende
1t thevillAee where shc only went to die.
Miss Fillmore was an omiablc, interesting and
educated young lady, and at her decease wss some
twenty two years OF age. Some years ago, and, we
believe, while her father was member of Congress,
she employed herself as school teacher in the
county Of Erie. She thus gave the best and most
tuly exalted promises in her early girihood Of her
future usefulness as an active member Of society
And Der brief and simple history, In connection
with the hiahcst official honors with which our
State and our country have invested her worthy
IA her. furnishes another Illustration Of the simpl
CITY and majesty, and nobleness Of our republican
nstitutious In her life. and In that OF her father
aud his family, We have another of the many ex-
.mrles that .useful employment il the crown!ng
attribute Of Che American character and OF Amer-
can society and the surest and safest passport to
the highest social honors and political distinctions
DUNG Mr.. Fi.lmore's official residence at wsal,-
instcn, a. President Of the United State, his de-
ceased daughter resided with him at the White
House, and from her unassuming manners, hor ma
tive intelligence, and genial and kindly DISPOSE
lion, won the respect and esteem Of all the visters
with whom she was brought into contact at the Ex-
ecutise mansion, or among the social circles Of
Washington, aud espt cially those Of her own ser.
She was there betroshed 70 . deserving young law
yer, Mr.. R. g. Campbell, Of this city who died hssv
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and, believing the alleged murderer TO be with
Lim, demsnoed the surrender OF the latter.
Til. demand was responded to in speech from
Mr.. Bor'and, in which, 1t is said be charac-
ferized the assembly in terms not ut to be
repeated. 1t is no wonder that some excitable
ind dusls became sufficiently exaspersted to
shy q bottle ut the head Of the orator. The
only marvel is that he was 1T of thus easily.
Admitting that Mr.. Borland was insulteds
the act was not that of the authorities OK
San Juan. They had no part in it, and SO
far from sanctioning the proceeding the Mayor
dsavowed it on the spot, and offered reward
for the apprehension of the person who hal
committed the act Mr.. Borland, therefore,
was not outraged. The demand, consequent
ly, IN San Juan for an apology was not
only unjust, but invalid, against tho gov
eminent of that place, whose authority had
been ret at defiance, and who had been in
every respect grossly insulted. An apology
y q. rather due to them from the government
al Wa hington, for sending abroad man who.
did not letter know the duties and conduct
proI.r to q man and an American citizen, to-
kay noihiug Of an American Minister.
N But if the demand of Capt. Hollins for an
|I"apoloey" was unfounoed, what is to be said
Of the demand VI" $4,000 for damages to the
Nicaragua Transit Company ?" The origin Of
that {, nai,o requires explanation. Let Mr..
Marcy or whoever else sanctioned it, OF autho-
rized its emf Tctment, give us the facts. We
] Go not c'ea,ly understand how a company,
owing all its rights and privileges to foreign
State. can be prot. cted by the destruction Of
American property by American ships The
destruction Of the houses and goods Of Ameri-
n Can citizens is novel way of protecting the
interests OF Nicaraguan company, which it
was lett the administration of Pierce TO dis
cover.
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CRY ADvERrIsMG-TH HERALD's Plat
FoRM-Comptroller Flagg has favored us with,
copy of printed document, with written.
Publishing, twice week, for seven weeks, the
redemption notice of the sale of April, 1853, for
unpaid assessments. Also, the redemption notice
of the sale of April, 1853, for unpaid taxes Of
the year 1851 Also, the redemption notice Of
the sole Of May, 1858, for unpaid Croton water
rents OF the year commencing May LIST, 1851,
and ending April 80, 1852 The notices to be
inserted in the body of the paper, and not in q
supplement, and the publishers to furnish 500
copies of the redemption notice of each sale, in
pamphlet form, to be folded, stitched, and de-
livered to the Department. And, also, to
cause notices t. be published twice week, for
seven weeks, in twelve daily papers published
in the city of New York, stating where the de-
tailed notices are published and can be pro-
cured. and to furnish afidavits and copies of all
such publications"
We cannot afford to waste our valuable time
In making any such proposals, for sundry
weighty reasons. The principal objection that
we have TO this way Of doing business is caused
by the fact hat the persons having control Of
the city and county advertising never take
into consideration the circulation Of the several
newspapers, in comparison to the price de-
mahded by each. Now, for this job, sum-
dry small morning and evening journals,
having calculations varying from 1--WE hun.
dred to two thousand, will put in at absurdly
low rates, and probably get IT, As their circu-
lation is .mall, and advertising patronage limit
ed, they Can afford to fill up their paper with
this matter, and make it lucr alive, at price
which would not pay for the ink consumed in
printing one edition of the HERALD. There are
two or three Of these papers that will bid .or
this job as low per line as will pay for setting
up the type. As their space is worth nothing
to themselves or any body else, this is proba-
bly, right, and they save the setting up of fresh
matter until the advertisement runs out. As
the supplement dodge is cut of, the job will
not be SO fat as formerly, when the Wall street
journals exchanged the type and saved expen-
sive composition.
We are, therefore, obliged to decline all Of
fers from the Common Council, until the city is
ready to pay fair price for its work. We
see no reason why the city should not pay az
well % the chambermaid