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WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL CON-

w PANY by is deed dated the htst day Of Dec- nber
ssase9 s1"asa A1o n II oos Ne M - IN ,aa COR
b, other deed dated the sad first day Of December 1852
recorded IN pol No 20 rsgo 80 conhrm1ioTy 81 'sd sPPs
KlSON, EDwAk,' bkEDELL and FRANKLIN 4. DICK.
oWns desc bed real estate 10 O"ck No. e Of
F. lot parcel Of land i'oaIns Two hu ded and seven
ty.os Washington avenue By hundred and nifty fret
In depth aud BOUNDED south by Washington avenue eat by
sim e-, north by moth line Of tho ned LOO confirmed 10
Joseph Iaillon aid suo~a survey NO lss and Teto
bJch cona fog sbo-t eve feet be the Ssme more
sixth hundied and thirty hve oot deep
das p Of the o,s ed gu. snd usde 81 dton
Of st. Loot, by Wtaa Christy az Iot No ~
NOT oy ,esn street. b{ Sixth set aud ON tho
sosh by The 10 heisn described which said
were made 90 said .on bgede and Dck IN trust 10
.scfr the psyusnt crrsin bonds therein described
ng HUNDRED thousand dr being eight hundred bonds
ii vs hlndrrd dollar zach payab' In tnn yeas rom tDe o.
Lhdr bear-r With cent interest," payable semi Snn
ally thai date all payable Al the bank Of Cohnscy 70
said deeds sl II the Interest ss oonds or any part thre
Of should become due md remain unpaid oi thirty dAs Ils5
that tha by such deAn The sale
honda uld forthwith become due aud payable
Ing sd had. not appear on their see 60 oe das aud
whe said Lnds Hotel Company he's 10 beiefe heso
tard aod aud pledged hnd.d sad airsen Of aAd hoSd
three hundred and GIT thousand dolafs upon az
Of which tho ntet becoming due on tho hst day
June eighteen hundred aud sxyons has been due ioT more
than this days. and "a still uppsd although sOuo or al Of IL
Ht Nos ,Sssf s' We. WILLIAM NJ MORRISON. EDWARD
BREDELL aud FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees. "a s'oesss
At tbs request OF many didus aud oPoa us hoe
g .aid 6osds, and ia accordance With the proV9os o.
dsrds wi the twenty second day OF octy0e 4,
dr,d aud S,yone aud the hours Of sysn S ~
the forenoon and i've clock So tho afeFooon o. ,hs1 NJ
east front dar Of the Court In the city Of o. Lou WIS
b Ssna 70 the hshssi 6Ido 10 oder % pay
20 tho holdrB Il .sd Soads the amounts e1s ,ne'so 60
cha Tia, may be PAYABLE ~. ,ru.s
''4S a'' ''''H~' " VIM no osEbEs rm..,..
FRANKLIN A. DICK,}
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@roreriss amo i)ropisions.

C,HEApEsT FLOUR STORE. Good fsn "a
Floor - so to IS. choice double sxts. -, ssssn
a. "a. spoor6ue Rye Flour, hrst quality, li.ykn
c,as, nd ouick sas. Delivered free 70 New isn.t.
M.nh.ttav,I. MorrsAns brooklyn, Wiii.ni,es Nsssfk
A,-,s Hnn.aSa Point Greonpsns. Staten iaAna n.S. "A
n j. Jersey City lc, on board ssansoa sasi,IETTa
NJ, % Freats&, pssr fsasse
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Ocean Cleaners.

NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. hrst.
class rsan.r viii cave Yort ,h. s Nh spe When
q each moss .IosP w9s" be n. MONDAY following rof
hslshi ?. apply at the only '06 B. ALIEN Agent
FOX SUS5 AT OCT. Ia-Tho United st.le. Mail Mail
s.,moT FUffoN, Walton Commanded III Oct H.
No 81 North River, foo, Of Bs'ch'I' o" 'A
T pI. steamer p,upd for safety sna cS%'c
entines u o,bsr results tud in tho event OF colon ~
standing 70 keep he pumps nes" "0'A '"N
For Freight OF Passage, apply to uuEL NJ FOX.
GEO. MACkENZlE.
Agents. No Broadway
I'll. steamer FULTON WI sail ocobtR
c,TEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- ~ POOL. sndinr snd embsrtinE ps'seuse,. n, e.
onern.,ows tirelsnd he Liverpool Nsg.Yort and pnl
sdsrh Steamship ,nend d pstohng their faps~
'''I c Ii' o. Saturday. sept H.
SrrY OF Wv s.ard.y OF
yrF 'Ssedp, SATURDAY a. noon nom Pier
FIRST CABIN.......,.....s55 srEERAGE..........sa
Frt CABIN to London..... &c steerses 20 LOndon... IS
fS ,sS to 30 smbai: IS StSra to Hamburg " IS
Pa,pngers sl.o forwarded Hsve, Bremen Rotterdam
Persons wishps bring epd. tickets ss
the iOwirs rate. 70 NewfoIs from v.po"if vs
pool SO, Queenstown a. o..,,o,. o., ,,,,.,,.,,
I"sr1epcso snseos. fhey built In ws,ertiahs
~ sections .pd have patent Ebs AnrihIsiors on board
further inionnslon SppT IA Live .o,, Tn iXMAS
Nd :, fnoch. qusre 30 oueendown 20 W u: q. -
MoUR co in Lon ioa to ~ bFSoE No Place e q
Ronra ir Phl.deIrhis JOHN q. DALE No III "ahu''
q" OF az INC JOaS q. DALE Agent No Is Broadway, N T.
CTEAM FROM NETWORK TO. LIVER
| - PoOL.-Tbe steamship GREAT EASTERN hAyi, tul'
SIZED her n,r G. With The British GeveDmert vii sail IRON
| New Yore for Iiserrool On SATURDAY. Oct . H.,
RarEs or PAssAGE-f f35 u First Cabin serodlng %
accommodation, all other privileges oeihs cfNs
saies Of dr' apartments for families may be engaged by
The G iEAT EASTERN vii leave lh'e'P0o' VI N'' ''
| trir TUESDAY, Oct %. .,,,,
ans Of the ship and engagements made for freight
SD passage o" 'pi HSwLASD AsPISwALL Asgn,.
| Nos. "A and IS Sontbst
| TrNHF BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL FEAM5HlfS.
| FROM NETWORK 40 LIVERPOOL 800
Chief Cabin
| IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL -.
Clef Cabin "a
4 Second Sabin IA "
| The shiEs nom Nes-Y o1E call at Cos Harbor.
1hc shP' from Boston eau at Halifax and COX hsIno,
ASH AsAbt c.p f. O. Io as0 AMERICA c'pt HacsSy
AUSTRALASlAN, NIAGARA, Capt hoods
SCOTIA (nOw baidiasj
TheSe vessels carry ceH white light at Masthead Eesn "a
AVS S''' i-vr. N~r.york. "Wednesday, Sep. q
EUROPA Anderson leaves Boston. Wednesday, Oct
PERSIA, JudkAt.....le,ves Ne~-iork "Wednesday, Ic,
Nj "a A. Boston educ day, Oct 9
ASIA Lott leaves Hew-York.. Wednesday. Oct. %
Berhs not secured until paid Tor.
Al experienced Surgeon on board -, -,
The ofthes- shs will not be accountable Tor GOA
Silver Bullion, sperie. ie~-iy tIeson. stones or M.is,
therein expressed for Freq, or ts;.sse, sPPiy.9
L. CUNARD. no. Bowling-rreen
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1853 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
1CO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. A OOl
GREAT nobBLE-IRACK ROUTE.
The capacity TIE Roa0 equ. the oouny
THE nREAf SHORT LINZ TO THE MHaT-


TEiE GREAr SHoRT LINE no PHE WEST
Ofbcs No. Asor II gnss. corner Of Veey-st.
Fhcitio. fT t- ion q from Gin
eionst, Chicago st. Louis 81 Psul NsshVlo Memphis New
Orleans, and al Other In ere Ne North West, and
BOuh West 0nsurpased for speed and mfo b
Though tfsns ior est Newi orr foot u Court
landtst Morning Esp'ess. a Evening EXPRESS M
ala0 o. m, from place, via Aientewo. arriving at
Psbarsb ct d4, sod Getting there with all WesSrn
trains.
sIeeping and sunnk ne cars all the trains
Fsrs Always low and the ne quick, Is By any other
Route
BY ts route ssghs 4 AZ descriptions be forwarded 70
and any yBt the ksilro ID. Of Oho Kentucky Indiana
Ullnois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri. by RAILROAD Oh
RECT tbs nsugsbIs rivers Of the West by
steamers from Pittsburgh
The Freight end from any point In the West BY the
KeonsylVsis Rsiosd all IA rsbls charged
b. other asicad Companies he chants aud shippers inrust
Eng the transportation their FTssbs 70 this ConDsDy Eey
kiih constance on its peed3 tIshsiL
Tb. C0nlpsny sl.O nsiuisins Emgsn Accommodate
tne BY witch psssi. Aiog Westwsd enjoy cheap and
bmOTtabs mode II at one hsf toe frcAss
fare u ELLiUTt 1. Passenger Agent M. As.er.House
LEIGH Go, Freight Agents,
No. ! Astef House AID No South Wllsm.tL
~ MoDoHALD BiscHoFP. Emlgant Agents.
- - Ma. Bakery place
xK0cH LEWIS, General sGpt Al.osnL Pc
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Dantins ACADEMIES.
DOpwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. 80 Finh-sv, corner of 2ih-st, Eew-Yors,
No iJT Mouiagpest, Brooklyn -
TUESDAYS and FKIDAfe IN Brooklyn WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS IN New-York; commencing October In
Brooklyn, Octobsr2 Ia hew-fork 4,
In th building 5tbav recon ~ erected for the Pnr
pose will be found requisite tor such an
IN addition 10 the Dsncing cs-- Will ho DO ned Tor eref
"a system Of Cash1nic., espe ity valuable 70
sdies OF deli ate frame. Mr. D'bWOh ""nd
be- vi usbe arrangements with SenLnarles ioI IesHoS "
Dancing Gai.th MICS, or Military Drill
Circular fof &c may be had at either Academy
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CUPRLME COURT-Orange County. JAMES

CUPRLME C0URT-Orange County. JAMES
OM lOUNGS against GILBERT II. CLARK.-ro the
,ensut You eby summoned sud required 20 snsssr
toe faint Ga TIL wn 1. t day hled IN the office
Of the unty OF Orange at uoshen Ia SAID county
copy Of your TO tho said compliant on tue
sab.ob~rs their office IN G1sh-n s Id within twenty
serVice OF eIcu-iSe Of the
dy and fail the sad comUlsint
within lime for the 1lutih Ia this action vii tsis
udsurnI aiu, you tho offOur HUNDRED and tit, dol
lars the IN OF Juge ihoasnd e'sat
hundred and and eos OF osenty cents
beside the coats OF this scoa. pat-d July l., it6l
SHARPE 4 WINFIELD Pna'G Atty's.
Agt 2ll,s6w y.
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Fam Schools.
Jusirultipn.

ga MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE
N Established 1885
5s BROADWAY, Ne v.YORS CITY;
Branch Office: IS N. Fourths., Philadrlph'a
School Oc. Pircipss Hesd- Of Families aud others
..~d In .urag PeteDt teachers. upon sdy'.ng a.
xh,t ations they may rrqueSwi he furnished '" h
orr tnARuE. win inormaou OF good candidates nsihs
nsr;esr. their -duca in experience special 9uin
Ion. .f.rnnces last employer religious pref
erno~ age ay siIcced and other do''i' not o'er~e 70
be obtsinrd. -, -, .... ron
MIfLA ~ QUESTIONS.
~ Teachers are cautioned against Incompetent ageuta who
drrriv. with false profnies
Ro,errpcs,: Dr. Lowell Mason Prof Geo =. Root, EdSTd
Hpbcoes IL d. An h-rst Col eg) Hon. Theo freln
ii ID (hutRets Colega) Hon heary barnard LIN. Hsy
bI V.p norman Prof IL NJ Pierce VIM Es & Sons: A 5.
hs"0' c. g. wOODMAN 4 COMPANY.
Agents Tor schools and TeAcbrTs.
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Eeaal Nctltes.


CUPREME COURT-ORANGE COUNTY
- JAMES N. YOUNG against GLIB EAT II. CLARA.-To
UILBEkT II. CLARA: You hereby summoned and re-
qulred COMP 10 this action, wbinh l. tas da'
hid IN the office the un'y Of Onsr, at Go'h"n
Ia County, and copy Of 10 me sli
tho sub ciOei their Office In doshen orange
Coo ~ within twenty days ser service OF this
you elusive Of the day Of ch services ana
YOU fa The complaint within the cns aforesaid
th- punta In this action Will judg tnt for the
,n Of three dollar Sth uteest roI thu 15h day Of
Ma, one thous eight handr and beside the
end protest fees of seyruyes, cegtsOs'ed
IuIy 2 1851 SHAPE 4 WINFIELD,
sGg 70 IagGwP. Plaintiff 10 Attorneys.
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siationsrp ano fanfp Saoes.

=.
IN ApTICIE for the TIMES-To save lo~
a S,1,i,a pIJrSP IMPROVED MARKING rsS -. -
Msnsn S Insellshts. b; LAwRTNGGEM sSeirf, Na
At AMES . BARNES No. ~ 9en's; - ssat 10 e r. c.
Box No. 81 Northampton. MaAsL
A LARGE assortment OF English, trepe .,, - -
n A., ,iesn NOTE and LETTER PAPEk ooa' 60 q
- N. ~ .rre for stamping Goat Of Arms rsnes 4
hApd. "S~s' NM L. JONES. No is1 S.nss. =. :.
N6 p. BROWN, Importer OF
wi. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS
Prices to suit the siH''' p.ro.. No 1856 rs.d..
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lit IS moi medicine yOu
without when you arc ruined I!
for dine tho stsmpsl and euro
safe GSd sure Address
SUNDERLAND, Boston, Mas.
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Passenger Station in NswYOrk coz 9IthS and Ah-sy En-
France ziths-
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THE COLLEGNTE SCHOOL.

NO ~, NsG ltth 81. Of SIKH Ay,
how In Ia fey eoond yc, eopru' MO NDAY Sep,embor
with every advantage the odur ion Of youth IN both tho
elementary aud higher branches In ancient and modern an-
,usg7 book se-png aud oil othsr dcPa T. Il complete
school The Rector IL a.ssrd by experienced
TEACHERS aud thus G-uts b. scholar due share # 10
dIvd 81 Gtn,ion. Pupil received all and
ptrps'vd for college or business
Reference !. made th. Facult-, Of Columbia College and
the New.iok University. Aso follow tug grutsmen
hose have be members Of the school the past years
Rev. DR.. Hatfield Rev DR.. Sprno.r Rev Dr. Bowling Rev
s NJ. i.aaes Rev. &. K lmbiis Hon. w. \ Havomeyrr,
General Twin Mcdowell General tven Potter o., esl
Stephen 2. Rnss- r.Q jones Marsh, ESQ Cbsdo' " Talbot
e,Q Dr Van Winsle DR.. ford Of Ravsnswooi Prof J. d.
Tsst Md Of Asod. Judge Fink Of Jersey t. nnd many
others, whose together with strong - udAo,y
leers vii DO aud IN 1uG Pureut- slt,d call
q a. QUACKENBUS. Rector
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BKwARs OF corsrkAyzrrs and INVITATIONS
None genuine unIOss the fsosmis of CURTIS PERKINS
Hsw.YoEk Is on the outside wrapper
sCld by Druggists throughout the world
Principal ofEce. No. i3CEDAR-Sr.. NRw-YoRK. Price
oHy Is cents per bottle.
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Uoparinership Monies.
eteamboate ano Railroaos.

6teambcats ano Railroads.
BOSTON DAILY VIA GRoTON-The Steamers
D COMMONWEA LrH AID PLYMOUTH ROCK rom l isf
No is, st5p. W. 81. EDWARDS Agent othce Ito me..,
nAY BOAT ior ALBANY and TROY.-lhe
TIJrsSAYs TaI1ssp y, : and SATURDAYS Z a NJ
calling 1T SCth.st. EIouIEon tickets 70 be bso Oh
NAY BOAT FOR ALBANY steamer Ak2
AZ MENlA leaves foot Of liar i'Sn'; s'eS II You Get
your ticket At No $50 Broad vay corner Park pl.oe
E,OR NoRwALK DIRECT, cOnnectinggs, v with nth
the Dsns~y R:iPal.TS boz fa Sf ana Gshsaes &
R1ES3 ss. ?. ;s ' %s:p Of thS south Si
port ADD Fasod New Hssn h@sd' ana OIloI en
ssss Ridsefea AS. &c l aud speedy sail and save 50
Ssns each by taking the boat TO No"sik. lhoash u M
CTEANBOAT THOS. POWELL, Capt. Ander-
ssTes SS, p S5arsS foasEespoS EoSdon
uARTFORD DIRECT-The Steamers CITY
III or HARTFORD md GRANITE STATE leave PeOi
alp daily sunday excepted CABIN faro TO h'''o'a
NJIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-The ELM
IN CITY leaves II ,. a,s in time 70 morning tsStns
The CoNTlNEN leaves st u Train fOF Meriden aud
Hartford leaves Nsw.iisvena II m.
NOTICE-FARE REDUCED-STONINGT
IN LINE foy lSroS.-o, aud after MoNnAf, Aug %,
1851 lhi lie wiz be reduced 70 the fows rates.
Fare TO BosoICebin 80 deck - tsre 70 r5ovaeies
n n, from Pier No " X, foo Of CVurtauitst once OF
Ehe Company lis Wes Freight taken =. daced rses
W. NJ. EDWARDS, Ag-ut
CTEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, changed
clock tesd OF O'Clock aud steT Til RS
nay SEPTEMBER S. Leave JsmeSslip for ORIENT,
GREENPORT SAC HARBOk. The Hampton, South Hold,
Ms,tituck. &c.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY Fare Six Gents
- Boats leave every hour FROM TO from foot OF
RbitehsilE'., past side II che ia terv
ENOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
III PORT and FALL RlNlR-1ke splendid and superior
steamer ME- TRDPOL :. Can't leaves New orf every
TUESDAY, THU RSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock n
and the BAY STATE Capt A en-. o MONDAY, WKnNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, al o'clock N. from Pier No SN H.
Hercuer win b. regarded secured 10 spo-
Fart until the shsll u been paid for. , 49,,
Freight Boston Is aided through With great dispsh oS
M EApe' WI nUNDLN, Agent Nos. 20 and Il Wes.F't
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DEJPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST Wis JERSEY
STrY-Hfa A. EIoress a. .. eAve NewYork at snd II
m ana 4snd Fse, So Through ticket'sold for Gin
oiursi and West ADd for tia and through baggage
s1'N-0N " 4 w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage received rSn unless delivered Sad
ekseksd Is MINUTES In advance Of the time oflesEing
NEW-YORK a. kEW-hAVEN RAILROAD.
SsCl. SUMMER ARR tNGEMENT, 1851
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Burning 6 Mo, Oils, &r.

IGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT A GR'Af VIC
rORY-CAuphehe ard Fluid exterunaed and Coal oh Is
kLs The -, Co., 1,, ,,,,~ypp
dives the greatest st tho world ever say from ore snge amp
I'll no dancer n, eIo N and half the OF anything now
n de-. C.nphele LAM, altered a small expense $40 new
Lanpt Coal on Cans Wicks elSgys on hand hizh Tor
al. 10 manufacturers only N. None Of tGese Lsips se
q nne with nj my stzu Of patent applied for 10 ou OF the
h,nrr aud without hich Il unlawful make sell OF use my
Lamys altered any place Ia tho city, OF oy .L
pre- country cs BY letter otdey bens es
=, y ,cr Gath Tnr a.. New forA Iy
JOHN MULVASY.
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ITO, YOUNG MAN
III need. but irforu.slion.
Reed Tract I viii sepd you
yourself By my New ncthod
LAIiOY
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TNHE ROCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i AtNYACK, 10 the HUDSON,
VIII REOPEN Sept. 10 with toll corps u Professor and
Teacbe'a
Catalogue. and Circulars apply 30 Euseas Plunke No
100 BIoadwayi A. Barnes Burr. No. 81 Johnst, T. J.
cTopen eco, No. 693 Broadway or
L. D.. &C.P. MANSFIELD. Principle
VNHE sixteenth year OF the COLLEGIATE aud
II COMMERCIAL iNJTITU1 ", No aH wrs, l9h-st.. VIII
commence Srp'.9 JOHN u. BROWN. A. NJ, Principal
T,HE NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL, Nos.
LII and l29 Broadway. MAdlsonsGuare Win reopen
MONDAY SEPT g. r. w. REDFIELD
TIVE FEMALE INSTITUTE Of tho Misses
ROGERS, No. 236 Wes, Gihrt. Is th, day Feepsned
s.ptsmbef .. 1851.
n,HE MISSES WALKER viii Reopen their
Day SCHOOL for youag ladies', Ne. IN h.dlson-av.
WEDNESDAY. bsP. 10.
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NETWORK a. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARR tNGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST 10, 1861.
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CTEAME R NASSAU IIUSEI 81 IlIt CHHUstu
~ to O. clock tesd Of O'Clock aud sfeT III RS
nay SEPTEMBER s. Leave JameSsIp FOR ORIENT
GREENPORT, SAC HARBJR. The Hampton, South Hold
Msttituck
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CCIIOOL and Home Education. French,
- Gsrnhn English and Spanish Classical aud Commertd
Boarding. .nd Dag school viii hns Play AND UymLa
siu Nos =, and 40 West &c st. brwee Brood~sy aud 9TH
Mr. Louis Ernt isie. charge Of limited uouoot Of Boys
Rsopens Monday, Scpt IT,
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avert them. Let him advise Mr. Lincoln,
in the name of the State of New York, and let
hr. Cameron support him with the wishes Of
Pennsylvania, to recommend such compromises
now as will satisfy the South. Delay may be
dangerous; but if Mr.. Lincoln, under the
auspices of the republican leaders Of Pennsylya-
MIA and New York will comprehend his posi-
ton, soar above the WEAKNESSES and .rend the
shaokles Of q wordy platform, he may make for
himself name which will be equal to that OF
Madison or Jefferson in the history Of the United
States, and secure the supremacy of the repub-
Icon party FOR the next thirty years.
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THERE MrsT De CosPRoMIsE.--There must
be compromise OF the present difficulty be-
tween The two contending sections OF the re.
public, and speedily, too, or the country will
60 to ruin. Some people regard The South a.
precipitaic and foolish, because, as they say,
they are fighting for IN idea, and not for any
thing practical. Certainly they arc fighting for
an idea. All highly civilized communities fight
for an idea. France fought Tor an idea. Italy
i fighting for an idea now; and the heroes Of our
own Revolution fought for an idea, which was,
that the thirteen colonies were entitled 10 their
rights, and-failing. TO obtain them 10 abso-
Lutte independence Of The British crown. SO,
too, the South today Is contending for equal
rights under the constitution; and unless that
idea Is settled In some practical way there will
be no confederacy, no constitution, nor any gov
ornmcnt either, TO protect or 10 assail six
uoptbs bepcc,
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the dag that one Of the republicans would vote for
Mr. Jones; but the absence Of the whole of the re-
pnbliCans is sufficient indication of their un-
willingness to support the democratic candidate.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yesterday
afternoon, but without quorum, probably on ae-
coun, of the snow storm. The weekly statement
the port during the last week was Goa which is
also the number landed since January l. The
balance in bank at present is S. l0l AZ.
Ia the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
Henry Brown was convicted Of forgery in the
second degree in passing counterfeit s. bill on
the Cambridge Bank Of Massachusetts, ana sent to
the State Prison for Eve years number of
prisoners were sent to the penitentiary, having
pleaded guilty to the Charges preferred against
them. City Judge McCunn ordered larger
calendar Of cases to be prepared in future, he
having disposed Of all the cases prepared at an
early hour.
The largely increased receipts, combined with
inauspicious weather, rendered the market for
beef cattle yesterday one Of the hardest for bro
kers and droyers which they have experienced for
some time. The demand was light, and prices
declined fully half a cent per pound. Mich COWS
and yea. calves were without essential change.
Sheep and lambs continue scarce and active, at
full prices, ranging from So to Sc 81 per head
Swine were in demand, and sales were chiefly at
full prices The total receipts were-4, 1913 beeves,
Y cows. 3a5 ycals 1904 sheep aud lambs. and
| l9,s6a swine
The salrs os cotton yesterday somewhat less
active a8 dealers disposed to await the receipt of
liter intelligence from Liverpool. The sales embraced
ato-i f,e rs, closing arm OF tho basis Of 1870 for
iad'ng pands flour vas in somewhat better request,
prices generally al the close lmer. Wheat was
II better demand, but without noticeable change in
prices Corn more active closing within The current
! quotations Of yesterday. Pork was 6rmcr and in good
request with OF about $50 bbls al $40 Is SIT for
and 81 70 for old prime, and at SIC for new
| %. Sugars steady with sales of 5lS bids Cuba
and 90 boxes Coffee steady, with more doing Tha
sacs embraced 900 mats Java at t. and about 900
bags Rio at IL nc 12c with small portion prime al
l3c Frcghts to Liverpool rather easier for grain
with doing at the concession while other article
were without change of moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

FOREIGN IsTERFERENCE IL Our NATIONAL
poLluos.-A report has obtained credcncc that
sundry ministers, plenipotentaries, charges
daffairs, or others, at Washington, have de-
manded information from the Secretary of State
what security foreign vessels will possess from
clearances Of vessels granted to them by would
be de facto secessionist sovereigntics at the
South. II is also said that foreign consuls at
Charleston heve presented credentials and &C.
cepted cxequators from the de .fdcto Common
wealth of South Carolina. II il to be hoped
there is no truth in these rumors Their verii-
cation would indicate degree Of impertinence
on the part Of the representatives of nations
with which we are ct peace for which we are
not quite prepared. There are doubtless
troubles existing between the sections of the
country, but they are mere family quarrels
They concern no one but ourselves To med
die in the domestic relations Of the separate
States would he both preposterous and intole-
rablc on the part OF any foreign country. Minis
tcIs aud consuls from Europe and elsewhere
arc accredited TO the United States From the
administration alone can they derive any
official information, and to il only can they
present any communications Let them care
fully observe the preccpt, A4endc tib;--in plain
English. Mind your own business II may
be as dangerous for them TO do otherwise rs Il
proved for Fatima 70 open the fcrlietb cham
Der. II stained her fingers with blood. The
people Of the United States will brook no in
reference with their affairs. They will unite
upon no subject more speedily and promptly
than 70 PIT down and punish any one who shall