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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22
NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN

IN PER CENT BONDiThe under.Eu offer foe sale the
SWIM PER CENT COUPON BONDS II TINS Company
Interest payable seui-
LRsua days Of February and August al the Com
p4ny's Agency IN this city. - . .,
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A M. mERwIs, AsctIoneet
DY BANGS, BROTHER * CO.-Trade Sale

- Rooms. No. IS Psrk.row.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 80, at o'clock.
ENGLISH LAW BOOKS.-A large collection Of choice
Law Books just received from London comprising complete
Common Law and Chancery Reports Admiralty Re
ports Commentaries, Dsests, Tre,ises Elementary Works
Hc including many very and valuable Books Among
them is complete ofthe Statutes at large OF England from
Magma Charta 1855 in 10 vols also complete act Of the
Parliamentary History Of England, In ~ vols, &e Catalogues
will be sent TO al address application.
WEpNEsDAf E ST0GK 1unT ~ az Sres x.etv
Of choice library copies Of standard and miscellaneous Books
En- the various Of Literature Arts aud Sciences in
Guiding Illustrated works in fine binding. and nearly all
I'm perfect order and recently published Also large A'so
nent Classical and School Books Staple aud Fancy Station
cry Blank Books, Papers, &c.
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HENRY II. LEEDS Aucdoneer.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. viii sea- Dy auction
on Tt ESDAY June g. al II O'Clock in the e.snns az
the Art Union Gaaries No 4g7 Broadway , sTo
NALAUBLE COLLECTION of ORIGINAL ot III AZ. :,
INGS belonging well known amateur OF tnls ly ss
them were brought BY him direct from France IN 'ne ar %
Among the number viii be found choice M r M
O,tade p Liberve Asselyn Veronese, Holgeih, pee
r. Wougerman Ribers, y. Heene an balea po nhi
d. Teniers Dyke and other masters OF Nssiou'
Also ysusble collection of ancient and moetn
DRAWINGS obtained 90 wears from e'era
Cabinets in Paris al Of them suitable for the
TIE Psntiuss exhibition e. above WIN
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GREAT CENTRA l. RIO u I E.-
" The Through Ticket and Freight Office Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
GALENA AND CHICAGO U. RAILROAD.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD,
Cicsso, Milwaukee, Gslens, Dubuque Rock Island, Bor
s,on, uncy ST. Louis Cairo Kansas and Nebraska and
al other points West and South west,
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE or BUFFALO, Is at
No It's BROADWAY N. Y,
Conner Of Courtandtst DARIUS CLARK, Agent.
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A BEAUTIFUL and important improvement IN
~ ARTIFICIAL TEETH patented-Dr. LENErP, Dea
81 No II wsvcrry paos Broadway invites the pubic
his application Of Bandys patent cheopastc pro-
90 and hen it'll his peculiar pressure
sss viii BE- found perfectly unsPoschae by any aud every
sSther method Established lSN
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D,S,r, : Houeg. Auctioneer-Ofce, No Is Psrkrow
Y hPcF SALE of ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD

i AKGE SALE OF ELEU.t.'I ,nnS,Iv IT--5-,
LFURNITU RE at AUCTION TO Mokko." "a ue,as ~
81 lOi o'clock at the residence No. 24 "es' 1d ea
sy embracing the entire magnificent Furniture OF ue
fr,t cas. house the sale Of which viii be so.9ue a
The immediate removal of the goods from 'he premises l. '
pcTati,e. -, e .o..Ix and .ls,,,,
Parlor Furuiture-three full suites in broesde IueI
octave rosewood PsnoForte Pier ana mA. oI II
F.sseres Arm and Turkish Chairs rich Carpets la
br. costly Vase. and Ornaments with large ana
,i ~ u Cbsmb. Library and Dining room fursure for
nj rs,,isr. Of which see Herald Of Monday Catalogues
now ready Sale rain shine
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

LNLE GA Y I COUNTRY KEoIDENOE anu
IL VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 20 be SOLD o. AnS-
DAY June 25 1851, hi. elegant Country Residence consisting
Of six acres Land which large and commodous he
House Carriage and She'd also great variety OF FRUIT
snd orr smenta Trees several years growth SAID properly
is plea snty located in the village of TIumanourg ioHpkns
County MY and is Of the most desirable residences III
Central New York. c..,p,
ing Mil with stone, in good order ana d"lls
good business. Also good Saw Mil, three Dwelling HOUSES
aud about 20 acres OF good Land Any wishing 'uch prop
t1ty would do well avail themselves Of tins opportunity a'
II expected that will sell much less than ts real value,
ug odd on account OF the subscribers feeble health and de-
sre for a change of climate. /,
Term. Of sale-On Mill Property Orethrd down ana tue ba
ance in five equal annual payments; on Residence oheha
down balance in one year-Trumansburg, June IL 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

Il CEsTER-Daly p. M, from pei Dot OF Cogrtsndt
g. by the favorite steamer co NNECTiCUT, Capt VIM WV
cox on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and b
the new and .psndid steamer COMMONWEALTH, Capt WI
iiauis on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, 10
Aiys's Point; thence by and handsoms hIised
cars for Worcester Boston, Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord, White Mountains, aud every
other section Of Now England Seterooms BE- engaged By
Supplying board to l. s. MARTIN Agent at Hs Office
foot of Couraodtst
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OFFICE of the MILWAUKEE and HORIZON

OFFICE of the MILWAUKEE and HORIZON
" RAILROAD COMPANY, No. II Exchange Place
This Company will continue until further notice 10 receive
par, CONTRIBUTIONS to It's LAND FUND.- Shares 5 20
each emitting the holder 10 share Of the ordinary stock
tho Road worth par 500 and share of the prycy
stock convertible into eighty of land immediately con
the Railroad clear unrestricted fee simple title
given all and guaranteed BY the Company
MAPS and all necessary particulars may be obtained at ,his
J. B. SMITH, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

I AND ROUTE-FEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DFNCE kc-On and ster April 1, EXPRESS TR AIN
the Providence Hartford .pa fshail Railroad VII l:.,.
fort ana New Haven end NewHs Hartford cad Spfnf
ala R.ilro.Ss hitch leave EcvYork at q IN
SAMUEL MOTT, 6sperntendest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22
NFM-YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILRnin

IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing MAY q
A51 Passenger stations IA New YORK. Broad rsI al
Canal street corner gt,h 81 and fthsv
TRANS LEAVE NEWYoRk-sor New Haven, sns q.
m 1sx1 1850 o5e lex sndt:oo Fer Bridgeport 80
a. ~ iex1 l2.s $3.50 ten ard iS o IN W, MAJ
ss,tford Fairfield. Southport and we1por, a N IN
$50 80 o. "a For NorwAlk. :, g a N eD, $50 t(,rI
or Sis tl5 m. for DAEen and GreeawicA ia ~
" so $50 30 Sis. 6.l5. ?. Fos STAMFORD l.Il
m: I? sc. $3.50 (exl; Ash, 5:l5 Sis. N Por Pa
Chester AID int ,Uaediasc Stations, Ia izn s@ "a
COMMITTING TRAINs-rOr Boston. a ~, tsIl <ha
sxl FOR Hartford aud SprDs 6sld m, lex IL 80 pa
IN m ta.l For Connecticut River Railroad % MosltsA
. IN. (sxl and p m, lex to Northampton FOs Cod
Rsjkosa m. tex) and 1850 p. m, TO Nosthsn,
ION For New. London Railroad m u Fr
Hos.aonio Railroad So IA, p m For NAassiask Rsa
rosd a m. 1850 snd S;50, p. m For Dsnbary sAd Nc
vslk Rsurosd, 7, y a M, and p m >, 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

III LIyERPOOL-The CANADA. n. shannon Cornmsndet
vii all from the with the Mails aud Passengers for
Europe WEDNESDAY. 24th inst. will leave the
Copsny- Dock Jerey City with the passengers and
~ o'ciock O. IN The PERSIA win ssl N 5th July.
l.. CUEARD, No. Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONING

l. TON. for BOSTON and PRoyIDENcE-Inisnd route
the shortest and direct-csuying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, sad
C. VANDERBILT, Capt w. II. Frazer in connection win
the Soungon and Providence and Boston and Provdenee
Railroads leaving NewYork daily, Sundays excepted, from
Pier No North River 6rr wharf above Battery place, at
O'Clock Stonington $3.50 the arrival OF
the msi train which leaves Boston at $50 2. IN.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York. Monday, Wednes
DAY and Fddsy From S.oninston Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday ThaFs
day and Saturday. From Sonngson, Monday "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from Stou ston Railroad 10 Proy
depce aud Boston In the Express Mail Train reaching ah
place advance Of those by other routes aud In ample time
r Al the early morning lines connecting North sDd East
Passengers prefer It remain board the steamer enjoy
nights undi.turbed breakfast desired, sad leave Sen
isgton in the train connecting at Providence with
ne II O. n. train for Boston.
baggage master accompanies the steamer and tram xouf
each way. -,
For passage berh steoomI freight sppy board the
steamer or at the Freight Oee Pier No North River
the offce No. 10 Battery. place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ Esn
~ YORK TO ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER, s-<
GENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD !, now open and, aea
u..tion with tie Buffalo Corning and wfotk, sad New
York and Erie Railroads, forms direct route <O@ Ns"fSA
~ Rochester a,
E Afforded BY the wide readers By AT the mot 3s.s
bic between the abose-nsmed cities; ,r
Ticket Office foot Of Dusne-s snd No 1875 Broadway ssh
Erisb. will be- rsnsportei between NewYork and s,cbss
WI With dispatch Any Information desired IN I-ssd Aes
New Yors snd Ere Railroad Ere Buildings 6. srAPPN
Express Frcigh. Agent, No 1919 Broadway
S trains on the orslo, Corning and New York RsirAa
Sunday. J. A. REDFlELD, superinteadent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
way, n Y-The New York aud Erie Railroad cOupA, ~
10" prepared 70 q" BoaER R&asDFLL Prs.ia-ss
CA. A. De wnr. supr Eapc-..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities WITH
inuous Railway direct This Road also connect. Pt.ba
with tsiy lne Of Steamers 70 ali pos In the Western Rvs
he North western Lakes makns the direct .0a
reliable BY which FREIGHT b. forwarded 70 nj
sAPEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
Tksr CLIss;Boot., Shoes, Hat. and CAPS, (rss.usv
Drugs Gin bOxe. and bae.), Feathers Fuo, &C.:
s.eO.o cLIss-Dome..ic sheetins, shifting .nd
Ticking Tin original baesl Dmss u casks Hard Wealthy
wsre Leather I'm rolls or bOse'), Wool and Sheep i"n
Pets Ea..saId ST. Chain, In c..i.
tlssS-Nnrusi w - canss4
Hemp, Bacon and Pork Slated loose or IN ..es'l i@n
PeURrH CLsss.-Cofee, Fish Bacon, Beef snd)
Pork Tin casks boxes, Esstwsrd Lard and 4oo-ue$
Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash, German Clsy Tar @n
Pitch, kosn, Sc...........s'..s..''''s''
gLoVR-sl y Dbl until further notice.
6sAIs-5O cents q 100 NJ until further notice.
Cerros- bale exceeding So weight un.n fsssss
notice.
In shipping Goods from any point east Of Philadelphia Be pr
1cvar mark the package Nia Pennsylvania Ralrost
8oods consigned to the Agents Of this Road At PhadePh@
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FRkIeHr AGEsrs-Harns, Wormey Co.. Memphis, rena
r. Sass Co.. ST. Lous; J. 8 Mitchell Son, Evansyine
hid. DuInesnil, Bell & Co.. and Carter Jewett Louisville
KY; B. c. Medium, Madison Ind spusnan bfsSa ssa
Ohio; Leech Co., No. s. Knby.t, Boston Leece 20
No 2 Aston House, Eew.York, aud No. WuiAmst New
Yori T. j. sneeder Philadelphia Masrsw Rooms, Bed
more oeo. Ersneiseus; Pittsbgrsh -. p.u.,.,...
II. J. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Asoons, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

i PORT and FALL RIyER-1he splendid and 'upehos
stesmer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown, leaves New.Y
. m; and the BAY STATE, Capt Jewett leaves New Yoh
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ct o'oosh
II Newport each way.
Hereafter viii be regarded secursd to any sppS
can't until the same shall have besn paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By
VIM. BORDEN. AGENT, Nos. 10 and u West-sL
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groeeres ano PROVISIONS.

bermuda POTATOES and ONIONS.-l00
ID bb Potatoes and zoe bastets Onions just received aud FER
sale by r. L. ALLEN Nos. l69 and 1871 Water 8;
CHOICE FAMILY TEAS. COFFEES, GRO
~ CERES &C. in all their variety in and for SALE st
low price. Good Sugar from 81 - 10. White
Coffee Sugar lai cent. per n. by j o. FOWLER Co.
No. 80 a. 80 Gr.enwich.st.
EIRST PRIZE HUNGARfNS WlNES.-The
Il Gold Medal Of the Paris Ell position Of 1855.
For sale by -
FRED. :. COZZENS.
NJ. 10 Warren -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSE1.-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Laoks
Western Railroad and at Eason with the Lshsh
Wiley Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Commenc May ia, la1:-
Leave Esson and Intern edae places from PieI
No North River at 75o 12m. and $3.50 for Soner'
VILE by above trains, and at 5:l5 p
above connect at Elizabeth with trains on the
New Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of
Courtandt,st 80 and II a. III. and $50 aud m.
Passengers the Delaware LsckawAnna and Western Rad
roed will leave at 80 only For Lehgh Valley Railroad
at IL N. only. JOHN o. Stems, saP't
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TTHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAIL SIEAMERs.-The ship. composing sis

The ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldrsge.
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstoek.
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
The, ship, hvn. been built by contract expressly for the
Government service every has bsn taken in their
ruson a. also in their engines 10 insure strength and speed
and their passengers unsqusd for sle
esnee ard comfort .
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool In first cau
1907 in do SIS Exclusive Of extra sized state
room $685. From Liverpool to New York 30 snd guinness
An attached 10 esch ship No bsrths
be until paid for The ships Of this line have improved
watertight bslkheads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

k.twsarf by steamer island City, at 6t5 and 10
and l, and m the car. leave Flushing u - at the sam.
bouIs meeting and exchanging Passengers with ale boat 81
H.nters Point. Through IL 81 minutes. Fare p cents;
WM NJ. SMITH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
VI RAILROAD to Chicago St. Louis. Rock Issnd St Paul.
Milwaukee Kansas City and all places West aDd South vest
via and Enc. NewYOrk Central American Lake
Shore Great Western Railway, and Michigan Southern Rail
roads, forming the shortest quck and most pleasant route
he Great The Road between Detroit and Adrian
Open and trains connecting Adrian with express tranf
Chicago West For further information apply at The
Couipany's Office, No. lsS Broadway of Dey-st-
JOdN r. PORTER. Agent
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Glofbing.

HAVE you seen the PATENT LEATHER
III oxFofD TINS at IS 80, also the CONGRESS GAIT.
" ~ ~ JONESS, No. 10 Ann-s,.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-summer Ar.

r.ngemeIt-( Sundsys epsd)rsins going Eat Leave
BROOKLYN port daily aud SsturdaysatSS
NJ. Rverhsad st pa. and $3.50 m for North lshp
D. NJ. for Syoset at IL H. and 4O p. for Hempsteed
g. 49, and p for Jamaica at aud ~ a. M,
and 1 4 so 6 and p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

For FreiEht or Pssslge, srpy % . ,.., :, :,
EDWARD X. COLLINS. No. Sc Walst., ~ Y
BROWN. SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
No. q Austin Frisrs, London.
B. G. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris -
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie -ey precious stones or metals un
bills adius signed therefor. and the value thereof Ell
pressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

NIGHT EXPRESS. ats p m. tor Dunkrk every eAr
' NIGHT kAPREss, 81 p. Il, Tor SurAlo. even lay
These Express Trans oonnec az ElnirA with ne gius
Car aida qua and NASara Fall. Rsroad for Nasan ~.
with the Syracuse and BlnghArntor RAasI a.
Syracuse AZ Corning Nth Buffalo, Coming sna Nsx Va
RAllroad for Rochester; Great Bend With Dais~, r1
ssuus AnG We.ieTn Railroad ion scranton, Hsrp...ci
sith tie b. sso and EewYOTk CITY Railroad as Bss.a
BuF.o ard DunkTk with the Lake Shore Railroad 6t c.
I.nd Cinsiuas.n Toledo Detroit. Chicago, &c.
HOMER RAMSDELL pss~,A.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Nev.York 10 Liverpool:
Chief Cabin fssssfe''.
From Boston 10 Liverpool;
Chief Cabin Passage. $40
Second Cabin Passage. ................." 90
TIE ships from Boston call at Halifax
CANADA, Shannon. Leaves ~ York "Wednesday, June IL
EUROPA Leitch. Leaves Boston "wednesday, July l.
PERSIA Leaves " York Wednesday, July
NIAGARA, Rickmsn. Leaves Boston Wednesday July Is
ARABIA Stone Leaves n York "Wednesday, July p
AMERICA, Lang Leaves Boston "wednesday, July =
ASIA LOtt......... Leaves " York. W ednesday Aug
EUROPA Letoh. Leaves Boston. Wednesday Aug IL
PERSIA, Judkins. Leaves n York; Wednesday Aug 10
Berhs not secured until paid for.
Az experienced Surgeon on board
TIE owners of these ships viii b accountable Tor Cola
Silver Bullion Specie Jewey. Precious Stones Metals
ae. bills Of sdns nsned therefor and the value thereof
Asr-n expressed For freight passage apply 20
Z. CUEARD, No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS.-The COU-
~ PONS Of the CITY OF QUINCY, due lat July viii be
pad al our Office, 20 and - BToadst WOODRUFF Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

nv INU NAN mus INOI II z IION, NU' %
Il Warren, Greenwch-st Open daily from 10 10
p and from TO on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Interest ~ the rate Of per cent from - 70 800
WALTER w. CONCKLIN, President
V. L. BUXTON, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

TOR GLEN COVE, GLEN WOOD. and inter
i mediate Landngs-SLIGHTS DOCK. WHlTESTONE
GREAT NECK asd SANDS POINT The Steamer
CROTON. Capt W. II. Wood
being fitted Comfort and Speed will daily from
PECK SLIP 70 the above points leaving GLEN WOOD At
80 m. snd GLEN COVE at ? a. m. aud NETWORK At
Tho Boat will commence on or shout the Isl July to
run Double Trips aordng pleasant Sail 20 the ysou, points
he route Public Houses and Grounds at which now
in soupletc order for visitors Fare To Glen Cove shnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-22

NEw-JERSRy RkHROkD-Fw pm,
~ DELPHiA sni the SOUTH and WEST n, Jees.-
cfFf-haa and Expruss hnesf Lesve New.fort -
-sy stations, II Aad 90 20 kensiaSt0a Throah 49,
sh for Cincinnati slf sad SIS soj aad The va -.
sAt,nl0re Wszhingtou Norfolk ke and thread - - ~
checked = wAsh.nsto3 IN e. IA. and & p "a ~
W. Woodbury., A.sts.ns 90,
No Baggage sil be rrceiysi fos say tr.,a a1,o..
and eAsatsd Is minutes IN sivasoe Of ne time sie.r.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
THE ERIE CANAL-SHALL 1T BE SOLD
FINANCIAL NECESSITIES.


To tie Editor u Tie " y TriSune
SIR: The people will never consent to sale OF the
Erie and other canals, e1cep. impelled BY fnancia
nee. ssy to which lot only individuals and corpora
tiors but States and ,vernments must yield
fhsve before stated ,ha, the experiments Of build
ing the Erie ana Chsmplan Canals were even tinac'
cially a con pete success-their net revenues even
DOW, under bad management, paying the cosecf their
construction into the Treasury in about four years.
Take al the canals constructed before 1886 At cost
Of about fourteen millions and their original cost is
returned into the Treasury in sbou. years.
Surely State with public works paying well, aed
furnishing such fsc tiles 10 its citizens should not be
in financial difficulties.
RAT the tw, pty -four or five millions expended upon
the eplargemens and the Genesee Valley aud Black
River Canals to which yet TWO or three millions must
he acded ore sent a somewhat formidable debt and
her to this is added about eight millions Of the gen.
eral fund debt upusty charged upon the canals by
tie new Constitu'i'n hnsbcial necessity WI Dc
recognized claiming the attention Of all Rejecting men
That this ecessi'y demands an early and econemi-
cal ca mpction of the unfinished works is too clear tor
epmet; that requires and usties direct taxation
TO soue extent will not DO denied by well ioformed
men. when il is remembered that under the PROVISIONS
of II new Constitution the canals are pledged Tor,
AID are paying interest upon, eight millions >, State
debts incurred for other purposes than the building OF
car abs.
their completion would have been easy ere this Re-
heve them now from portion OF thi, burden and
their complexion would be cay without Other means
than their own revenues. But the Constitution can
not be opered in season to meet the necessity aud il
it could be it would be no better for direct tax would
nj once be necessary TO provide for the debt. Is
lust as well in every point Of view TO apply the tax at
enc Snce to the completion of the canals. The demand
for rigid economy is imperative, and Sm glad to see
political parties seemingly aware Of this fact Two
Of the three parties who have tickets in the hed have
given assurances by resolutions and their nominations
that change of canal management for the better
may be expected from their success.
The purpose for which these numbers were written
is in part scct mpshed ard hope they may influence
the Nominations for members of the Legislature yet to
be made ard further, hope they may serve to some
extent 10 awaken the attention Of successful candi.
dates for popular favor to the responsibilities resulting
from the present financial necessities OF the State B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
SLAVERY IN INDIANA.

Correspondence Of Tie NJ Y. Tribune
BLooaIsGTos, Oct 8. 1857.
take the liberty to send you the following BIT OF
information There is man living in Orange county,
this State ndiana), by the rome Of Wm. A. bowes' 1
believe he was originally from Kentucky. Sad Bo"les
has some eight or ten negroes In h's eHpisy' roieiy
be paid these negroes ss hired men, but SINCE the
ma scot, decision he has claimed them his slaves,
and scc,,res Il any one nterferes With bis property
abe Will appeal to the courts for protection"
IN All probability the case viii 60 before our courts
before long AID we may look out for another turn OF
the D,mocra c wheel. The Methods. Conference at
Albany on the 5lh inst passed some OF the most
ultra AliSavery resolutions that have been pub
lished in this State. Among others, they passed one
porosIg to change the discipline so ss to prohibit
the holding Of human beinge as property by any OIL
ber cbp,oh members. About the time the Conference
wa. in meeting. a slave from the Kentucky side
crossed he Ohio River passed through the city, and
made for the hills. which lie some ten miles back OF
New Albany. Soon after, man and pack Of houad'
came over and made directly for the bills. The hound.
we're no. lors in striking the fugitives track, and
| away tLey wett The man AID the hounds coon re-
with their captive and crossed the river, while
The Great uaiucipes Of the Democratic party were
,sined snd osriied out and tbs Union more nra W.
cemerted SO you see, since this Sta'e gss osrscy
Buci al 30 coo msjoIity the prl:ciples u M
ave bcir practically applied. No .oSder s a' nay be
| Lolds on to bis human chatels si'ce me- cs,els Mr.
hunted down here by pack Of h. 9eos. ,oss q, the
Powles has as ueh la1 for hodiog his asro down
nan from Ken.ucky had for hurting o.; him 10 his
with pack Of blo6dhounds ard rslaIn, Of tas state
a.ter in Kentucky. In tbs soath Rsia River where
in those counties bordering On IN O 'y,r-d II il
,hey ire largely Democrats, a'n ovs- and HI 4.
fy ,a or Ken.uei;9 70 e9@S Svs Re Ste o.
| Iep The Ie2Toes. N''h ! -.
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