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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25
BROOKE YN ITEMS.
Gen Tom Thumb is now performing at Washington
Hall, Williamsburgh.

THE CouRrs.-The Special Term ofthe Supreme
Court was adjourned yesterday until Friday, May d.
In the City Court, all causes which, by peadingS or
by stpuatons Of parties TO be tried in the June
Term. will be ordered over to the July Term. No
Jury will be summoned for the July Term, bnt issues
Of law or of fact TO be tried by the Court will be no
ticed az usual for the said Term -Four weeks of the
June Term will be devoted to Jury trials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

A New DEAD-IIoUsE.-The Supervisors have at
last ordered the erection of building to be used
DeadHouse. The plot upon which it to be erected
is in the rear of the Jail, piece of ground owned
by the county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

ELoPENEST.-Mnch excitement has been occasioned
in certain circles of Wamsburgh society by the elope-
ment at "A female seminary of miss A. b., handsome
heiress of tender years. The companion of her fight is
double her age, but inferior in iecuniary resources.
His character that of very fast man, aud not
very complimentary things whispered of the way
in which le raised the funds for the elopement.
brooklyn Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

A New CoURT-HoUsE.-At the last meeting of the
Board of Supervisors resolution was adopted author
zing the appointment of a Committee of five to con-
slider the propre'y of locating the projected County
Courthouse. Supervisors Crowell, Colt, Garrison,
Booth, and Cropsey, were appointed such Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

SAsDs-sTREET RAILRoAD.--The City Railroad Com
pany making arrangements to extend the road TO
Hunters Point, to connect with the new terminus Of
the Long Island Railroad.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
1Vl Default having been made in tho condi-
tion of certain Mortgage decd bearing date No.
vcmber eleventh (l1thl, A. D. 1856, executed
and delivered Ly Peter NJ: Gustafson; Of Good
hue County, Minnesota, to Eli T. Wilder, o
.hc same place, recorded in the Office Of tn,
Register Of Deeds of said County, on the 12tl
day Of November, A. d. 1856, al O'Clock A
NJ. in Book End Of Mortgage Deeds, page 81
and conveys from said Il Gustafson to said Wilder
in fec tho following described premises. situated
in s"id Go;dhne County, to wits. The Wes
East quarter fthc North East quarter Of Sec
tion No. 1--WE (5) in Township No. one hundred
aid twelve Gl2) North of Range No. sixtecr
(l6) West Of the tfth Principal Meridian
Said mortgage was made to secure the paymcn,
0: the prommissory note of said Gnstaf.on foi
the sum Of two hundred and eighty dollars
dated November ilth 1856, and payable one
year after date to the order Of said Wilder with
interest after maturity 1T four per cent. pei
month. No suit or proceedings atlaw or other
wise having been instituted to recover the
amount of said note or any part thereof: and
there being due on said note at the date Of this
notice the sum Of three huodrcd and forty dol
lars and forth-three ceats (ss4o ,4s). AND
there also being due said Wilder from said
Gustafson the further sum Of thirteen dollars
and thirty -four cents (Sl3: :s4) The amount by
said Wilder paid for the taxes assessed against
said land for the years 1857 and 1889. Now
therefore notice is Hereby given that by virtue
OF the over of sale i" said mortgage contained
and in pursuance Of the Statute in such case
Ill, :naao and provided sal m9rtgaged: premises
will DC offered for sale at public auction at the
front door OF the Court House in the City OF
Re diving in said Goodhuc County, on the Goth
day of fJanuary A. D. 1861, at two o'clock in the
afternoon of said day to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage debt and for said
taxes, and also costs and expenses Of said sale
ELI T. WILDER, Mortgagc,.
WILDER W1LL1sTcS. Att',s.
Dated :c1 Wing, Mimi, Dec. Il; 4. D. 1860
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
ADVER7 ISEINENTE
SALE.

1EORTGAGR SALE. Il
W Default having been made in the con.
ditions Of certain mortgage deed, exc.
cuted and delivered by George w. Amsden,
and Caroline Amsden, his wife, of. Goodhue
county, Minnesota, to Eli T. Wilder, Of same
place said mortgage deed bearing date Dece,n'
|of the Register Of Deeds Of said county OF
said I'd day Of December, A. D. 1857 at ont
and half O'Clock, p. ln.. in book three o
mortgage deeds, pages TIA, us and ZIG, ahG
conveys from said George w. Amsden anc
Caroline Ansdcn to said Wilder, in fee, the
following described premises situate in sale
county of Goodhue, to Wit
The north part Of lot six (6) in block
twenty-five (22) in the town Of Red Wing
in said county and bounded and described a:
follows, to wit easterly by Plum Street
northerly by Fourth Street, westerly by lo
seventy in said block and southerly by {
line parallel with said north line and ninety
two COY feet distant thcreirom.
Said mortgage was made to secure th'
payment Of promissory note ofsaid Georg'
w. Amsden for the sum of two hundred
and sixty seven dollars and sixty -four cent!
$685., ,64.) payable to the order Of sale
Wilder four months after date with interes
after maturity at five per cent per month
until paid, dated December I'd 1857, and NJ
proceedings at law or otherwise having beer
instituted TO recover the amount Of sale
mortgage debt or any part thereof and sale
mortgagors having failed to pay the taxe
upon said mortgaged premises and sait
Wilder having paid the taxes assessee
thereon for the years AID. 1857 and 1859
the sum Of three dollars and eighty six cent
1885, and there being due on said not
and mortgage and for the amount so a
aforesaid paid for taxes upon said premises
at this date. tho sum of three hundred an,
twenty-five dollars and fifty cents, $685., so,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina
IN pursuance Of the power Of sale in SAT-
mortgage contained and of the statute i,
such case made and provided said mortgage.
premises will be offered for sale at publ
auction, on tho twenty sixth Goth
day Of January AID. 1861, at tw,
O'Clock, p. IN, at the front doc: of the Cour
House in the city Of Red Wing in said count,
OF Goodhue to satisfy the amount due Of
said mortgage debt and taxes together will
with costs and expenses Of sale. Dated a
Red Wing, ,Minncsota, December 18th. 1860
! ELI n. WlLDER,
WILDER = W1LL1sroN,. Mortgage
| Attorneys.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
THE STATE BEFORE UNION.

Judge Story gives . graphic picture 0
what the States were before tho adoption o.
the present Uuion, aud what they would
likely be again, is it should be dissolved.
"The most opposite commercial regula'
tions exi,ted in The different States: and, IN
many cases, and especially between neigh
boring States, there was perpetual course
Of retalitory legislation, from their je.lousie.
and rivalries in commerce, in agriculture, OF
in manufactures. Foreign nations did moi
fail to avail themselves Of all the advantag
es accruing to themselves from this suicida
policy, tending to the common ruin. Ane
Is the evils grew more pressing, the resent
ments of tho States against each other
and the consciousness that their local inter
ests were placed in opposition to each other
were daily increasing tho mass Of disaffec
ton, until it became obvious that the dan
gcrs Of immediate warfare between some 0
the States were imminent.
"But the evil did not rest here. Ou
foreign commerce was not only crippled
but almost destroyed. Foreign nations i'm
posed upon our navigation and trade jus
such restrictions as they deemed best t,
their own interest and policy. All Of then
had u common interest to steal our trad
and to enlarge their own. They did nc
fail to avail themselves, to the utmost Q
their advantages. They pursued system
of the most rigorous exclusion OF our ship
ping from all the benefits Of their own coz,
merce: and endeavored to secure with
bold and unhesitating confidence, monopo
ly OF our. The effects Of this system Of op
erations, combined with our political weak
ness, was. soon visible. Our navigation wa
ruined !; our mechanics wero in q state Q
inextricable poverty our agriculture wa
withercd; and tho little money still foun'
in the country was gradu'ly finding its va
abroad, to supply immediate wants; and :
state Of alarming embarrassment, in that mos
difficult and delicate Of all relations re-
lation Of private debtors and creditors
threatened daily an overthrow even of til
ordinary administration ofjustice. Sever
as were the calanities of the war, the pres
sure Of them was far less mischevious tha,
this slow but progressive destruction Of al
our resources, oil our industry and all ou
credit"
Will not all these evils be frightfully az
grevatsd after the Union is dissolved, An,
to which We must add the incalculable cal
amities Of civil war.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, Dec. Tho Asia, from
Liverpool, Nov. 24 via Queenstown 25th
arrived at $40: p. N.
China. Oct l.-Hostillties have commenced
in the North. Two skirmishes have bcen
fought with the Tartar colony, who were
repulsed. The allied army were taking 2
hostile position before Pckin.
Victor Emanueltvas expected at Palermo
on the 26:h. r
The'Piedmontese Parliament is to be con
yokcd and forthwith dissolved, in order t.
lie replaced by an Italian Parliament.
There arc vague reports that negotiations
have commenced al Paris for tho cession o.
Venitia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

MORTGAGE SALE.
y Default having been made in the con.
ditions Of certain mortgage duly executed
and delivered by Olcf Peterson Of Gooahu@
county, Minnesota, to Eli 4. Wilder of the
same place, SAID mortgage bearing date Apri
~, A. d. 1857, and was recorded in tho
Office Of the Register Of Deeds of said coun
ty on said 9th day Of April A. D. 1857, al
10 = O'Clock, am, in book two of mortgage
deeds pages 4O0S401 and conveys from sal,
Peterson, te said Wilder, in fee, the follow
ing described premises situate in said Good
hue county, to wit:
The east half Of tho south east quarter
and the south west quarter of the soutt
east quarter and the southeast quarter O
the northeast quarter of section numbe,
twenty (20,) in Township No. one hun
dred and eleven (111,) north, of range No
sixteen (16) west of the fifth principal me-
ridian.
Said mortgage was made to secure th.
payment Of the note Of said Peterson, datet
April 81, AID. 1857, for the sum of three
hundred and forty six dollars [S346) pay
able to the order of said Wilder one yea
after date with interest aftor maturity, a
four per cent. per month until paid, and nj
suit or proceeding at law Or otherwise hay
ling been instituted to recover the amour
Of said mortgage debt or any part thereof
and said Olef Peterson having failed to pay
the taxes assessed upon said premises for th'
years A.D. 1857, 1858 and 1859, and Sale
Eli 4. Wilder having paid the taxes
thereon, for these years., to th'
amount Of twenty-five dollars ($22,
and there being due on said note and mort.
gage at the date Of this notice including tn,
amount so paid for taxes, as aforesaid, tn
sum offour hundred and thirty-two dollar!
(S432.) "
Now, therefore, notice is hereby give,
that in pursuance of the power Of sale j,
said mortgage contained and OF the Statute
in such cases made and provided said mort
gagged premises will be offered for sail
at public auction on the twenty sixth
[ 26th ] day Of January, A. D. 1861
at two O'Clock p. m., at the front door 0
the Court House, in Red diWing,in said coun
ty, to satisfy the amount due on said not
and mortgage and for sai2 taxes togethe
with costs and expenses Of sale.
Dated at Red Wing, Minn., December
18th, 1860. ELI T. WILDER,
WILDER & W1LL1sToN, Mortgage
Attorneys. 228
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

MORTGAGE SALE.
1VL Defult having been made in the condi-
ticn OF Il certain Mortgage Deed bearing date,
and duly executed and delivered on The
sixth (6tl) day of June, A. ID. 1886, by
Phnneas s. Fish Of Goodhuc County, MINI. :
sofa, to John +. Weber Of the same place, re :
corded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
Of Goodhuc County, Minnesota, on the eth day
OF June, a. D. 1856, ut one o'clock, p. M, in
Book lst Of Mortgage Deeds. page 26l and go
and conveys from said Fish to said Webber in
fec: the following described premises situated
in said Goodhye County, to wit:
The North West quarter of the North West
quarter of Section three (S), the East half II
the Northeast quarter, and the North East
quarter of tic SOUTHEAST quarter Of Section
four (4 in Township No. one hundred and
:welve North Of Range sixteen West.
Said Mortgage was made to secure the pay
ment of the promissory note of said Fish f''l
the sum of four hundred and eight dollars
dated june 9th, 1856, and payable one year FROM
date to said Wcbber or bearer with interest =;
the rate Of four per cent. per nonth after due
til paid. Said note and mortgage were on the
Sth day Of June, A. D., 1857, by said We6bcl
sold, assigned and transferred to Eli 4. Wilder
oil said County, and said assignment of said
mortgage recorded in the office Of the Register
September, A. D.. 1859, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, il
Boo!: End of Miscellaneous Records, page 800
No suit or proceedings ut law or otherwise hav
ing been instituted to recover tho amount au'
on said note or any part thereof, aud said Fis'
having failed to pay the taxes assessed upoI
said premises for the years 1857, 1883 and 1859
and said Wilder having paid said taxes for those
years to the amount Of twenty nine dollars anf
four cents e29 o4 }, and there being duo on sale
note and mortgage ut the date of this notice IN
Guiding the amount so paid for taxes as aiore'
said, the sum of five hundred and thirty
dollars and twenty cents (4539 20).
Now therefore notice is hereby given that b!
virtue of the power Of sale in said mortgage cr
tanned and in pursuance of the Statu le in sucl
case made and provided said mortgagcd prem
iscs will be offered for sale at public auction q
the front door Of the Court House in the city o
Red Wing in said Goodhue County on the 2jtl
day Of January. A: D., 1851, at two o'clock il
the afternoon Of said day to satisfy the amoun
due upon said note and mortgage and for sale
taxes with cost and expenses Of sale:
~ .t-- ELI T. WILDER,
Assignee for Mortgage
WILDER & W1L11srox, Attys.
Dated Red Wing. Mimi, Dec. 12, A. D., 1850
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

pressed were decidedly averse to meeting
with tho committee Of thirty three. \
other meeting will Ike held tomorrow
The appeal ef Mr.. John Cochrane today,
to Mr.. Hawkins Of Fla, not to decline 10
serve on the committee Of Thirty Three
produced deep impression. 1t was a
burst Of thrilling eloquence, and the ap
plause in the galleries attested the sincirity
with which the popular heart chs,isllcs the
| love of tho Union.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12

A great writer says: 'tho woman who
mn look steadily intoa mans eyes car
ever love him.N
Dropping tear at the sight Of distress is
good but dropping dollar is better.
Swallowing a bell is said to be good for
the stomach-it gives tone to it.
II you woHld show your attachment to q
friend, kiss his wife. This evidence is very
common in high life, nowadays.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
WASHINGTON NE,yS
NO MONEY TO PAY CON NGREsSMEN
REVOLUTION IN TEXAS,
Peat able Plan for a Dissolution.

Some Of tho political friends Of Vice.
President Breckenridge, waited on him on
Saturday and rendered him 4 serenade
which he declined. ...fr. :. t
| A consultation IS being held to. night be.
tween the several delegations Of the South.
ern States. The object seems to Be the CO.
recession movement. -
Tho Treasury department to-day va
enabled to pay only about twenty. five pc,
cent Of the mileage Of Congressman.
The projected meeting tonight between
tho Union Members and Senators has been
indefinitely postponed at the request Of MIR,
Crittenden. -. ,-+,o',.., .,4:.
The Presidents message makes eight
columns Of, the Constitutio., newspaper
three and half colums arc devoted to
secession. -
The estimates for the navy for the com.
ling fiscal year, are $l1 100000.
Dispatches from Fort Scott, Kansas. ia
the Interior Department, dated Nov. 37th,
says that tho business Of the office has moi
been interfersd with, OF il not likely to be-
Montgomery raid amounts to nothing. %"
New York, Dec 4.-The Tines Wash.
|ington correspondent says that reliable in.
formation from Texas states that the
people arc on the eve Of revolution
tfs SsvSs 's fss.ssaF to convene the
Legislature for the purpose Of calling a con-
|vcntion. .,.... --- =,
1t is believed that Senator Clingham will
soon offer . proposition for tho peaceable
separation Of the States and q fair division
of the assets and liabilities.
1t is ru,nored that Secretary Thomson
resigned on Thursday, last, and will be
succeeded by Gov. Pratt. of Maryland.
Nothing ofspecial interest trsnspired on
the fourth.) -
WAsHlSGToN, Dec. 5.-Thc Senate rs.
sembled at noon.
A prayer was offered up. ~,
The journal was read.
Mr.. Hale moved that number Of volumes
be published in relation to the Pacific Rail.
road for tho use of the Senate. ~
Mr.Powers moved to refer the Presidents
to special committee. -~0
The credentials Of Senator Baker. OF
Oregon were presented.
Mr.. Hale moved to reconsider the vote to
print the Presidents message, and made a
speech attacking it IS falling to look the 50.
|cesSion movement IN the face.
Nr. 1vcrson made very violent disunion
speech IS also did Wigtall.
Tho House passed homestead bill and
appointed committee on the Union. one
from each State.
There is no money in the treasury and
the finance officers threaten to resign.
The President will send no more troops
to Charleston.
The caucus which was held last evening
at Browns Hotel, composed exclusively Of
ultra men from the South. None of the
moderate men Of Mississippi, Alabama, or
Losusina. We're invited. The opinions cx.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
CAROLINA SHOWS HER
TEETH.
10000 MRN CALLED OUT.

Columbia, Dec. 5.-During tho discus
sion in the Legislature, yesterday, on estab
fishing an ordinance bureau, Mr.. Rheti
said there had been several years in Charles
ton eight of the largest size Paixhan guns
which might perhaps be used in taking th.
Forts. Jf. 80
Mr. Marshall said The State had 322 ligh,
infantry, 81 cavalry, 8 artillery. and g. riff,
companies, making III battallions, 56 regi
ments, IA brigades and 4 divisions.
Mr.. McGowan said the total military
iorce Of the State was SIS, 600.
The House passed the bill to provide or
armed military force without opposition
1t authorizes the Governor to call into ser'
vice 10000 volunteers. 1t will be taker
up in the Senate Tomorrow. rsrorg d,
| The Presidents message il here. It does
not create much remark. The people were
prepared for the views expressed in relation
to secession beforehand and are taking suct
steps as they deem necessary to meet what
ever exigency may arise. =
The election of Governor will not tske
place till Monday. r4r..
MAGNIFICENT PREsExr TO B1sHop WHIP.
PLE:--Upon the occasion Of recent visit O
tho Rt. Rev Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota
to this village, he was presented BY Joseph
Wright. Esq, with fine blooded horse, 4
beautiful black, valued at five hundred
dollars, and said to be the best among the
the many valuable animals owned by Mr.
Wright. It is gift alike honorable to ou,
townsman, and the distinguished Diocesan
who is recipient ofhis magnificent donation
(0vpH Ins, lnok - 9.
charge he 1t 1mef,. en- nolse ~as Racsa IN
to whom is entrusted the care Of taking him
to tho residence Of tho Bishop Of Minnesota
the charges i$75) having been paid by some
gentlemen Of this village.
DOUBLE OF Qulrs-"1'll fog you for an
hour, you little william"
"Father :" instantly replied the incorrigi.
b!e young scamp, as he balanced = penny on
his finger. II will toss up to make it two
hours or nothing"
aGTThe mind is like sheet Of: white
paper in this, that tho impressions it re.
celves the ottcnest and retains tho longest,
are black ones. ...
@Herschel V. johnson, of Georgia.
tho Douglas Candidate for Vice President,
joins A. Il. Stevens on tho anti-disunion
platform. Mr.. johnson declares that the
election Of Mr.. Lincoln is not sufficient
cause for secession.
.@lt is stated that the man in Montreal
who held the patantrisht for making paper
out ofstraw, has sold out for $6oO, ,O00.
@one Of the Albany BARRIERS having .
very 'ntempsrate man to shave on Sunday.
begged him to keep his mouth shut, as it
was punishable Offences to open rum-boze
on Sunday.
GA foreign letter writer declares St.
petersburg the most corrupt city on the
European continent, and that licentiousness
is pract'ced to most alarming extent,
-@The New York Banks have discount
ed over ten millions Of dollars within the
past week. The Banks have determined to
stand by the business men Of that city in
the present crisis.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
MORTGAGE SALE.

WILDER 3. W1LL1sToN,.
Attorneys,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-12-12
NOTICE;

n CEICG :"
|0N and after this date nv book. will be
Ocloscd. l will give credit to no person OF
persons whatsoever. My e Gods win be Of
tered at prices that defy COM petition, and for
pay. down,
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Those indebted must not take offence if
should make them costs, if their accounts are
HOT settled by the first Of December.
$. Z. FOOT
Red Wing. No V. 1st; 1850. ,22it
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-23


The last news from Europe will carry
thrill of sorrow through mnny manly
breast. To break the awful intelligence
as gently a possible, we quote the follow
ing from London paper:
..Piccolomini is married. She sang on
Saturday week at the Crystal Palace, and
then left for Dublin, where the knot was
tied. The happy possessor of the fasci-
nBting singing bird is an Italian Prince,
Roman by birth, and a relative of one of
the Cardinals. He does not, as in many
instances, marry for the round sum real
lied by the vocalist; but is a man Of some
fortune-for Italy"
What will become of the grand army of
victims which the fair Siennese left sigh
ing behind her when she sailed away from
the land of the West, which she loved so
much? What will Young New York do?
What will become of the peg-toes which
ambulate sOlemnly through the corridors
of the Philadelphia Academy? Who shall
assuage the grief of those Harvard juniors
who assumed the guiSe of supernumeraries
in order that they might be near their di-
vinity? Fancy, if you can, the feelings OF
that solitary pedestrian who from the fnr-
thcSt point of Sandy Hook watched through
a forty horse power lOrgnette the ship that
carried la Diva far from Columbia's happy
shores. What-but the subject is too dis
tressing for discussion. As the auctioneers
say. tive cant dwell" And so Piccolomi-
mis- gone the way of all crinoline! Zerlina
has succumbed; Violetta has surrendered;
Susanna is matronized! Yale!