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VNfsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| II STATES for the Eastern District OF Vir-

In the matter of Felix r. Bahehan, bankrupt,
A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the estate of Felix IL.
Baughan, of Henrico county and State of yir-
ginia, who has been adjndged q bankrupt ON
petition of his ereditors.-;.nd the payment 'of
any debts, and the delivery of any property
belonging to said bankrupt 10 him or for his use,
and'the transfer of any property by him, are
forbidden by law; n meeting of the credit
tors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts and
choose one or more asslghees of his estate, will
be held at court of bankruptcy, to be held AT
the Registers office, Richmond, Va, before w
w Forbes, Esq, Register, on the 18th day oil
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Give my love to the artist workmen of THE
ALDlNE, who are striving to make theiI pro-
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has always been for usefulness Henry Ward
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WIN. N. NELSON, Valley of Virginia;
]. b. NORRIS resident editor.
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Am III, SUMMER RESORTS. \
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BITTERS.
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These pictures are being reproduced without
regard to expense by the very best engrayers in
The country, and will bear the severest critical
comparison with the best foreign work. it being
the determination of the publishers that THE
ALDINE shall be successful Yindieation of
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TAMMANY's NEW SAOHEMS.

the committee OF thirteen, appointed by the
Iammany society, to report nominees to the an
nual meeting Monday evening, the l5tn INST, for
a Board OF thirteen Sachems Sycamore Weskenkee.
treasurer and Secretary for the ensuing
year. mas completed ticket, which, the
members OF the committee say cannot
fan to harmonizc all conflicting interests,
and will consist OF names which, when made pub
lie Will give assurance TO all that the society has in
good alth contded It's Interests 10 officers OF un
questioned integrity and competency. Mr.. Dunlap,
one OF the committee, says:-"No ticket, composed
OF an equal number OF names, to be presented FOL
the SURFACES OF any political body, has ever com.
prlSed more gentlemen meritlng the entire conf
dence OF the community than this onc.n
The new Board OF Sachems Will he Installed III
the meeting OF the society In MAY, and
Will shortly afterwards eject a Father o.
the Council and q Scribe No election FOL
Grand sachem will take place Mr. Schel
the present Grand Sachen, holding over in default
OF all election, as IL Is the unanimous desire OF the
new Board that he shall retain hls position al
Grand Sacnem, IA no person can under the rules o
lammany Society, be "electedp Grand Sachem tive
| successive
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THE SPRING EXHIBITION OF The ACADEMY
OF DESIGN.

The fOrtyseventh exhibition or our NatlonaI
Academy opened on Friday last TO the public. The
expectations and productions concerning the nature
OF the exhibition OF 1872 had differed so widely that
1t not until the pictures had been actually hung
on the walls that clear idea on the subject could
be formed. Had the works produced IN the studios
found their way to the Academy exhibition as they
ought to have DONE there can he now no question
the present exhibition would have been one Of the
most brilliant In the history OF the Academy. We
regret that causes TO which we have al
ready alluded IN our columns render IL some
umes impossible for the works OF the artist TO be
paced ON exhibition, and can only express q nope
that the day Is not lar distant when more liberal
ideas will be neId on this subject by art patrons
The rule also which prevents trusts from removing
their works for three months also REQUIRES modiic
on. We think That II the body OF the artists would
take counsel with themselves and with the
academiciaus some arrangement might be made
that would remove one great obstacle to the
OF Academy exhibitions. In spite OF the absence OF
quite number OF paintings OF unusual excellence.
exhibition presents credltaDle array or
works, embracing almost every class OF
snrsS we nave ,0 not ,ms or
must connne ourselves to mention few
OF the prlnclpal works as they occur to us
The most striking canvas in the collection Is cattle
subject by Scnieneiln, q German artist, bold and
mastery in treatment. Among our own arusts
CHORDS 'Santa Maria Della salute" delightful
piece OF color, viii attract special attention; Guys
Knot III The SKein,'" Homers .Rainy Day In
Drummer Drum Boy" by d. Johnson; IAN Eastern
Scene,r by Tiffany; "A Group OF Dogs by Butler
new York Bay" and some. sea pictures iuli of
spirit by Moran, give proof that native school Is
rapidly developing power which viii give Us re-
spectacle pace In the ranks OF the art workers OF
tae world.
The academicans, with view TO the popularza-
ton OF art have resolved 10 open the exhibition 10
the public or SUNDAYS, at the reduced rate oil ad-
mission OF fifteen cents. The directors have Wisely
concluded that art meant for the masses a. wei
az Tor the rich, ana they have. therefore, resolved
TO give the toilers an opportunity VI seeing the
paintings by daylight, the only time paintings can
he seen on the day when they can visit the exhibit
ton without pecuniary loss. This resolution OF the
board is Il step IN Inc right direction, and cur
hAnrt
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A KNOTTY LEGAL QUESTION.
singular Developments in sing sing Pris0B-A
Convict Under sentence of Death for Ton
yeors.

singular Developments in sing sing Pri-op--A
Years.
The anomalous status oil Moses Lowenberg, a con-
Wet In sing sing Prison, aud who has been under
sentence OF death for the past ten years IS, per-
maps, without parallel In the complex ma
chinery OF law. During the year OF 1861
Lowenber0, who was then living In the
city of New York. became involved Ia
a quarrel with nelgnbor named samuel
Hoffman, during which the latter was stained with
a sword cane In the hands OF Lowenberg, from the
ELECTS of which he died shortly afterwards. The
accused having been indicted for wilful murder,
was tired ana convicted III the Court OF General
Sessions before Recorder John I. HonTnun. on the
Atm day of January, 1862. In accordance with
the tnen existing statute (Which became a
law April IA, 1861 persons sentenced TO
labor until executed anu that "persons so SEN
fenced were to be executed within one year, under
a warrant issued by the GOVERNOR The sentence
Moses LowenDerg, for The murder In the nrst de-
gree and felony Aforesaid WHEREOF ne stands con-
vctcd (DeinK crime punishable by deathI do suiler
the punishment OF death for said murder and felony
on Friday the 10th DAY of February Ia the year OF
our Loru 1863, between the hours OF ten IN the
morning ana two In the afternoon OF that day; ana
II Is further ordered and adIudged by the Court
that the SAID Moses Lowenberg confined ut hard
labor In the State Prison until punishment OF
death shall be nncted.n
The statute under which Lowenberg was com.
United to prison Tor twelve months preceding mis-
execution was repealed IN the spring OF 1862, and
since then the successive Governors have declined
to grant warrant for his execution, Within the
past few days prominent law firm Id the village Of
hand, with the intention ~ appiv,.,o for writ OF
i naosas corpus 'e.ore saprene Court Judge be-
tained.
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A FOURTEEN HUNDRED DOLLAR Burglary.
The Goods Fo1ad In the Possession o.
Broadway Merchant.

From the sidewalk IL front OF the store 81 'oh a.
Carnes Nos. o. and CO Lispenard street WAS ssoen'
so it is alleged on The 3oth OF last month. oy
dravmau named Smit n, case Oi Woolieu Eoous,
yoinen NJ All 100 Detective Illey, OF the Central
of,lce was detailed by Captain hylng 10 ferret out
the case. smith couu not be Iound pus = poissVn
-, rho goods were traced TO the store Oh Nathaniel
uouotynan s45 broadway. search warrant was
issued by Judge Downing for the searching Oh the
premlses OF Mr. Hauptman, anu on eolng through
ine premlses about s400 worth OK the property
was ionnd Mr. Hauptman said he bought the
Good Of n man named Joseph Leayy, OF No. 17S
ssTand street ON searching Leavy's store large
onantity OF the goods were found. To set himself
right Leavy san nc ~. 'he goods from
mt nothing in the way OF stolen property
could be found. on Friday night all the parties
were arrested, and yesterday morn wsrc Az,
ralgned before Judge Dccrnuu at the ToG,5sM and
al'ef .u..ougn examination. naup,man and
sosepl Leavy Wee neld in default OF pal AND
lsessc Leavy was discharged. there not oelpS any
evidence against hit
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the Fearless She Will be screw pr0pelier, meas
urlng about 20 tons, rs feet on deck and 10 feet
beam.
McGarrick, OF South Brooklyn, mas on the stocks
very handsome sioop for Mr.. w. N. Braisher, Of
TINS craft and she certainly looks IKE racer. Her
dimensions are:-Length 81 feet; beam, II feet
ana depth, feet inches she will be launched
next week.
Mr.. BEING, the owner or the Kaiser wllRelm
10 now experimenting the building Of new
McGehan, Of Pamrapo, N ). THIS " the tirst tune
Mcclellan has had a chance at a boat OF large size,
No. 9rnS e cut ses 10 feet
inches. and depth Of hold. feet inches. Her
caDin win be very Handsomely fitted and flushed.
The HenlshofTs, OF Bristol have just completed
very handsome schooner for member OF the
Eastern Yacht Club, OF Boston, Of winch great
water line, with 20 feet beam. They are
now engaged on schooner Of the following d.
depth Of hold. ieet. This YACHT IL being suIlt by
Mr.. Thayer, OF the Atlantic Yacht CluD, and Will be
completed early IN June.
Catharlne's for a Canadian gentleman, from model
furnished by CAPTAIN Fish.
Bedell. OF Rosyn, l.. l.. is now engaged on q
twenty ton sloop for member OF the Jersey CITY
sloop yacht thirty eight feet long, IL being built
o. GreenpOlnt Tor MI. SeaDury, OF the Williamsburg
Yacnt CLUB.
YACHTS ALTERED
There have not been many very important altera-
tons IN any yachts this season with the exception
Of those affecting the Tidal Wave Madeleine. ana
VccrhiS has just been launched after having under
gone some very extensive alterations. Snc has
been In the hands ol Mr.. A. A. Smith, OF Nyack, who
has hlpped her, adding three feet 10 her BEAM and
also given her eight feet more stern, the greater
portion OF which IL Overhung.
me Madeleine, Commodore +. Voorhis, Jr., has
also been taken IN nand by MIR. A. A. Smlth. and IL
now undergoing some similar alterations, CONSIST
Ing Of add ng eight Oot All, winch Will give her
considerable overhang.
Mr.. JOhn Mumm, OF South Brooklyn, Is now de-
voting ms attention TO the Peerless Wee Commo-
d0re Maxwell, OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club. MI.
maxwell IL having ms sloop heightened ten eet for
ward ana altered INTO a schooner.
There nave been several other alterations IN the
smaller yachts, Dut they are OF q LriHlng nature
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Second Dny Of the Races.

on Tuesday racing will be resumed by the Louis
lana Jockey Club, the first event being a dash or
mile, for all ages, ioury oar-oids ara over,
to carry 100 pounds; two ana three -year.old pre-.
scrlbed weights; CLUB purse OF $780, The second
is for the Louisiana Stake for four-year- olds,
two mile heats; entrance $50, play pay; three
10 iii; the Club TO add 81, 000 81 500 OF which
goes 10 first morse, 500 10 second the third saving
MS stake. THIS closed with fourteen nominations,
a. follows Stock wood, Creole Dance. Madame
Dudley, Sana, MOnarcnst, Frank Ross, beaure.
gard, Nellie Ransom, Gibraltar, George Wilkes,
Mary Clark, Nellie r., Sentinel and Mccormick IS
bay lilly, by Lexington, dam Banner.
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sANGUINARY FIGHT IN JERSEY CITY.

A desperate fight took place yesterday morning In
q blacksmith shop at the corner OF Prospect and
stcuben streets, Jersey City, between William Brad
ley and Charley Beatty IN the course Of which tn, the
latter receive, heavy blow OF hammer on ,a aio
he"s rns iSmred NAH was taken TO Police mca W.
charters but his injuries we're so ser'pu rsaley was
SnnId NOT be removed to ms mo,,' me res *,
arrest and locked up to await VIC .'sa. u
Heattvis Injuries,
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Tnis boat Is nearly completed, and Is now having
her engines put IN.
The Lurllne is the name OF new steam yacht that
has lately been built by Lennox, Oh Brooklyn, Ior
Mr.. Pierre Lorlliard. She Will measure about on
tons, and IL 30 feet on deck, with l6 feet beam.
MIR. Luke Lorillard rs having u steam yacht Duilt
BY Lennox. OF south Brooklyn, which WIN 19 qAllss
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CAPTAIN Fish has lately completed new model
for MI. w. b. Nichols Of q seag0lng centre board
sioop, she mas not yet been lad down, as Mr..
Nicnols mas unable 20 give his attention to the
matter owing TO family bereavement. This boat
VIII he built on u model rather different 10 any
tmnr we nave yet seen here, and Will emoody both
American and English principles. Her dimensions
arg boz
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w. Peter Cooper - having new steam yacht
built by Mr. samuel Price, OF Greenpolnt that was
also modelled by CAPTAIN FISH. She Is nat bot
Toned Of very light draught, and VIII be propelled
IN n centre wheel. She Is built as experiment
10 test a new style o! engine. Her dimensions are
rs lutiuws:-
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Yachting Notes.

The yacht Sappho. N.Y.Y.C., Vice Commodore
Douglas, left anchorage or Whitestone This morn
ing and proceeded to New York.
The yacht ResOlute, NY.Y.U Mr.. O. Hatch, from
Newport Tor New YORK, arrived at milestone mis-
evening and anchored.
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the new sloop Vision, now being built for MI.
Alexandra by McGarrck, or South Brooklyn, was
80 modelled by Captain Fish, she Will be a centre
board cockpit sioop, with a deck house. she has
been punt Tor speed and mas considerable Overhang,
both fore and ait She Is progressing rapidly and
WIN he finished early next month Her dimensions
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE BEST KNOWN OF AMERICANS.


Before these lines will fall under the eye OF
the reader, the sad Of Mr.. Greeleys death will
traversed the circuit Of the globe and be known
not only to hSOwn cOuntrymen, but TO the inhabitants
every land which has any contact or communication
with civilization. II was a common saying that Mr.
Greeley the best known man in America; II would
be hazarding Little assert that he the best known
of all living Americans everywhere This due not
TO any charatanry effort Of his 10 foist himself
upon the worlds attention. but TO great talents, pro
found sympathy with all the hopes and fears and strg
giles of his fellow man, and unwearied labOr to promote
those arts and habits by which national welfare and
individual comfort and happiness are increased.
In his personal history Mr. Greeley has left precious
legacy to all coming generations. Born in ObscuTty and
poverty, he rose solely by virtuous industry and
economy. Occupying for many years an exalted posi-
tiOn he bore himself the humblest and no man, how
poor unknown ever abashed by an assuinp-
tiOn in Mr. Greeleys dress demeaDOr His generosity
was prOverbia. aud the prudence and economy OF his
personal expenditure enabled him to lend helping
hand TO many, whose necessities from their own
mprudence, but who did not meet with refusal on this
account Among the thousands who will mourn for him,
there will be few who have not in way benefited
by his labor and his friends have toe sweet consolation
knowing that the world Is truly better for his having
lived in II.