The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1852, Page 1

THEN WHOLE NO. 7115. SALES _BY ¥ AUCTION. BY WM. H FRANKLIN, aT THE MER- o'olock, the At BELL, AUCTIONEER. —Tn0; chants’ Rxchange, on Tuestay, April 27th, at 12 o'clock, UETION NOTICE. M., the steamboat Kosoiuske; is | feet long, engine 34 inch | By W.L. Van Zandt —Wednosday, 1036 o'clock, the dylinder, 9 fect stroke, capable of accommodating 1:5 pase | handsome Furniture contained ia the house No. 3 Ki pony is eke ales ovory day. HOW SE. pengers with berths. Terms, 25 per cent on the day of sale, the balanco in 4,8, and 12’ months, with approved paper. Bale positive, Avenue, Abingdon square, Same day, No. 364 Broome street, 1054 o'clock. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER GENTE Avene SALE OF FIFTY PACKAGES OF DRUG. Monday, April 25, at 10 awsware.—Monday, Apri! 26, at 10 o'clock, Canal. —C LA ‘hilton ct Piatt « id honse, ‘Ovals, Lear's Oils, mahogony chair: Les, blow, breakfast ag —~ | dinner sets; looking-gl ad UCTION NOTICE—G KOC ERIES, SPA tx—and the usual &c.—Friday, April 23 ne Variety of usctul basement and kitehon fu ISH SEGARS, t 1034 o'clock, ire in the four story W YORK HERALD ® respon: party rs Herald office, with name iad’ onsen, attention. CAPITAL FARM oF SIXTY-FIVE ot alt UNDER varieties, bara, fonoe, A high cultivation, with good young fruit forether with good dwelling house, tonant's 7 nd shop for manufacturing Purposes; au Sadlacltaris toc and’ for any agricultural reise ckland county, he owner goin, to's Apply to A&J. SEROKANT ir 1 Wall street. ILLIARDS.—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID BILLIARD 4 Bowling Saloon, with a bar, doing » handsome Apply to GRIFFITH & DECKER, 90 Ana rs vend f a Groen Pens, Rice. Starch, Figs, Prune 00 Currants, Almon Street, corner of Greenwich st Pickles, Caudles, Soap.t Salt, Sugar, ars, Tob: ENRY H. LEEDS & CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ‘on Saturday, April 4, Houschold Furniture, at 13 c ‘Dutch cheese, Green'and Black Teas, Coffee, Coova, Pepper, | East Thirty- rseventh atroet Fitth avenae, mi ‘Mahogany and Marble top Counters, Be, orelock, JARTER, Auctioncor, | Carpets; Mal 2k is aaa do. Tete: Tete, ELL, AUCTIONER ntion is requested to the o'elock, in the auction rooms, Tables, Ottoman! and Lace ‘vind parble top; do. hegany French Bodstes plosh; Ws UCTION NOTICE. By nd, marie 3 Brocatelle W.L. Van ce street, valuable Furniture gf all descriptions; | rich gilt frames; with 4 awortment of hou pekeoping articles; goods from 12 C ot, bought. | Kitchen Furniture. riage, Hart bys man named Collins and not taken; # orm Soalos, | long tailed Bay Hore ry Goods, second hand Pianoforte, Ko. Als o'o Landsome’ parlor Furniture at t street, from ENRY H. LEEDS & CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION, Cherry, in good order. Brussels Carpet, Sofa, and other ‘on Saturday, April 24, Boarding House Furniture, at articles eu suite, 10 o'clock, at 53 Franklin atreet, Sofas, Chairs, in hair cloth; --— — Brussels Carpets; Oilcloth; Mahogany Centro, Card, and ue 710 Notice aHOS. (BELL, AUCTIONBER— | Dining Double Bedstead, Buronus, Wardrobes and v day, at 104; o'clock, will bo Hair Mattre Foather "Bods, Balding er which is now mighty un- | Kitchen Purniture, &o. 'N. B—All dn, he entire, Furniture of a genteel private Goarding left as collateral security for board, or ite: 0 douse, 'N earl atreot, near. Ferry, comprii | be’ sold. Sa to esabilinment, ealuaie OBERT BYRNE, AUCTIONEER—ASSIGNEE'S ond rale stare il ock of Dry Goods, sf yn o’olock, UgTION NOTICE s CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER.— | on Thu the 20th inst., at , ay in the Sale | stock somprising Broad Clot! ‘essimores, Twee some 1" Po orth, Wiliam wtr hand Furniture, Desks, Book-cases, Beds, Beddin, tresses, two second hand Pianofortes, &.; alno, 1,3 Crockery, 1os of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots mea Shon, So. kK. D. SMITA, Salesman. ction NOTICE.—THOS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.— W. 1. Van Zandt.—Thureday, 1034 o'clock, will be Par ais Ge catalogue, tho elegant Furniture of all descriptions contained, in the four story modern hous 66 hich had to be postponed in cons orm. Particulars will appear in timo. Uatalognes ready Tuesday afternoon. Deposits will be the house is to be given up Ist May. EER.—Saturday, Aoril 24, at ono o'clock, P. M., at No. 191 Washington streot, Brooklyn, a large and general sssortment of Furnitare, of ption ; mo catalogues, for want of time. Mon. | t it woven’ o'clock, A.M., at No. 77 pear wal loughby street, o small quantity of Chamber Furuiture, of the best ma- new. Immediatel: ilk Popling, all wool, De Lainos, Lawns, Ging! Merrimack Prints, Irish Linens,’ Shicti C- day, and on Monday next, larve lot of di ed Gores consi! icon, S| ist th Ken alishtly demered by put up in lots to suit purehs OBERT BYRNE, AU Tet the 27th inet., at 7T wil }, and sold without. reserve. Goods.—At ton o’clook, on Tuesday next, store 126 Fultun rtreot, the entire stock o! Under Clothin Baga, Valises, suitable for gentlemen's w Ho: Si alkioy e Mticks, ands Tho whole will be sold in morning of sale, ‘clock, at No. 102 Prince atreet, rh ae preety i quantity of Parlor renee He ae ee Sl Ree oe Me athens pent yeep ier POR SALE—A PAIR OF LIGHT BAY HORSES, FIF- teon hands high, stylish drivers, can trot fast, kindia all barn Hlent saddle horses for adios’ use. Will avalos orig Caxoetes ee be sold together or,separate, Can be seen at Brower's, roadway. pe Srey PAIR ox BAY CARRIAGE HORSES The @ kind and remarkably aa, a , me Fae street, a general assortment of good Parlor and Chamber Furniture. Catalogues at the anction room for the above anos, on Sateen Leash as good asnow. They are or at on account of the present owner's loaving for Europe. If applied for soon. will be dispoved oftow. be ables, 177 Twelfth atreet. will bo wall | JYOR SALE—A, SPLENDID PAIR, OF MATCHED lack (tw rees, seven years old, pony built; one SIPetE Say stentse of buyers, as every articlo will be posi- Prffecsr oe eee aac saee aik, ‘paetictis andl sak gentle, and ay i Bea pencock. Also, an. exeoliont Hooks COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—F. COLTON WILL | Way Carriage an arly new. May be seen upon F. sell, this day, Saturday, April 2ith, at 103¢ o'clock, at | pplication ao shteenth street, betwoen $Pling place sad Third 8 the auction rooms, 59 Beckman and 89 Ann streets, a very large assortment of new and second hand Furniture, trom several families, comprising every description of mahogany Fusions: also rosewood Furnituro, such as Sofas, m: variety; sarge joment Furoitu: 120 100 Boston Rockers; will be positive, without CR Big brary PAIR oe FINE fiers ies 15} ix 3 are old,sound wea’ Riding . Fe lemy, 13 ; to be seen from 9 to Boal o’olock, a M. H. FE. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER. past 100’ rateck ea earaweciecrtoces N rasan OR SALE.—A LARGE BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS ‘corner of Pine . Willard, Auctioneer, will sell at high, very ish an |, has beon used as 2 il tion, a8 above, a general assortment of Furniture. For | horse. Alto, nd hand top Werce pnaee Particulars, see catalogue: at the suction room. — Wagon. To be seen at Barr's sta O. SLT Raa Aran SR =A BEAUTIFUL Five YEAR OLD OKAY April 23, and Saturday, April 24, at 1044 o'clock, les room, No. 12 Wall street.—Rich R. Horse, sound, kind in harness snd under th jewood and any Furnitwre—Comprising a very large and costly assort- | lady, or gentlemat easy and plensnat. Also, a single car- rng of rosewood parlor F aienieares covered in brockatel HG i light wagon and harness. Also, » six carriage h top Etegeres, with mirror back an good ord Apply to T. M. HOt . venports; Centre Trbles; Bookoasi Broadway, up stairs, sion dining Tablos; hair seat Rooker: OR SALE—A YOU: Bev; suitewin brocatelle and ‘Chairs in groen pl easy Chairs, fc. richly carved antiq rring, Chairs; Couch ieetee Book Tnleid Tabl ine months in doublo and singls harni rigeaue; Wasbstands, ‘with marble. tops: rosewood carved | saddle, well suited to a two seat earria ciate Bodstoads; mahogany scroll top and Gothic Bedstead: Gan bo ‘Fe it table, south side Union square, near Fourth ave OR SALE—TWO DOUBLE TEAMS, WELL MATC: ed, and five singles horses, and one pony for x boy, a from the country this spring. Bas berty street, Brooklyn. Bouth America horse hair Mattresses; Palliasses, Mirroi arce assortment of second-hand _Farniture, house furnishing arti ‘arpo' ‘beds, Bed Clothes, &. Oxpalorate on ‘the morning of al ACOB BOGART, PU OTIOURER Styne NO. 15 ; . OR SALE, ONE HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS; Ho. cele mnt Mickie on also good work down town. Good reason givon for Sin Honascounstea ee atpomtie Peace artes sellingont, Inquire at 57 Pino street, or 11 Elm street. house—a lary uantity of doublo and single Bedstead: , ARRIAGE.—FOR SALE, A GOOD ONE, BUT LITTLE pi od Peta Ceepet On Cote Bee used, and in fine order. Apply at private stable, 55 Ninth xenus, all in ood order; Snloon Dining RiSete nese EE AYCRE Chairs, cight day Clock. Servers, Looking tor, all the Bar-room Furniture and Fixture: per Boilers, Kitchen Range, Steam Boil Crockery, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, Gas Fixtures, Street Lamp. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, AT 1034 o'clock, at No. 15 Spruce strect, Furniture and Dry Goods; Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe, Lampe, Chande Pie U jar Counter, ‘hen Furniture, f Segar -y Goods, Delaines, Calico, Honiery, Seren, Linens, alot. of Clothing, ¥ Good: &e. OHN L. VANDEWATER, A ER. April 24, at 104% o'clock, at 155 Clinton atroot— Houschot Furniture, being the entire furniture contained in the above house, Cpa ee of the uanal assortment of Diack walnut and maho; onan rand dining room Furni- turo, extension Dining Tale, card, pier, and centre Tables, with marble tops, Btaceres, maliogany Bedsteads, Burean ‘Wastatands, Teilet Set, Wardeohes aga Dnseeis Carpotin ier and mantel G! . Ornamonts. &e., together with the usual assortment of basement and kitchen Forniture, with Which the sale will commence. AMES COLE, AUCTIONEER.—FURNITURE SALE, on Saturday, April 24, at ton o'clock, at No. 84 Johnson street, Brooklyn, consisting of a good assortment of maho- . Chairs, Tables, &¢.; also, Tapesiry and Ingrain ‘Terms, cash, iu bankable money. Catalogues are two orn ‘ables, sevent oo rat Ree SADDLES, HARNESS, AND TRUNKS.— the attention of gontl ladies’ and gentiemen’ whalebone and steel spring Trunks, ks for European travel; horse clothing of every description. N. B.—Goods sont by express to all parts of the country. atts AND ONE SULKEY FOR SALE cheap.—One new shifting top, the best made and most stylish W ‘gon in the city. light enamolled leather top Wager only tw crentincte amrcOnetuleeyy nears aces Wreighe i10 lba they are all built by best city makers, Can be Gilmore & Jarvis's liverrtstablos, corner of Atlantic ina Hicks streets, South Brooklyn. NEW PUBLICATIONS, LBION NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.—A GENTLEMAN 2X leaving the city has a file of the alove valuable paper (slightly imperfect) for the years 1842 to 1846, containing Inch information and reading, together with several of the plates all in good order, whic “he will dispose of at a xroat argain to any one desiring them. Address “St, Gorge,” att office. VERY SUPERIOR GER: Englieh and German Dicti Professor in Philadelphia, was published, « by Mesers. Weik and Wieck, of this city. liaving been ste- reotyped and printed in the highest sty!» x-" by Mosars. King & Baird, of Samson street, fifteen hav dred copins wers AN AND ENGI1SH AND ry, by T. © « now ready, OUN 1. DEWATER, TIONERR.—SATUR- day, 2ith April, at 103 o'clock, at 240 West Thirteenth street—Household Purniture.—The entire Furniture of the ove house, consisting of mahogany an@® black walnut par- rent to ermany, where they were speedily sold; and now, Hor and dining tuem Seta Chair, Volare saith cz | by the Int steamer, threo thousand moro copies have hoon ordered by one of the most eminont German pablishing tops: Card Tables; Etogere Sideboard ‘Bedstead; Berens Tete ehice acd | houses. The order is in progress of execution. —Pennsyl- Glass Ware: Curtains: Pier Glasses, Mantel Ornaments; | Tula Inquirer, 000000 Brossclaand Ingrain Carpeting, &0.” Alea, an assortment UST PUBLISH D—WHAT IS CONSUMPTION? of kitchen and basement Furniture, with whieh the mmence. J MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS day, at 100" tock, at 173 Chatham street, a large assort- ment of Furniture, removed from families changing their residences; slso, from a hotel in Broadway, a large number of Carpets; algo. n good many Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Bu renus, Sofas, Mirrors, Stoves, Exteasion Tablos, Crockery, Glaus Ware, &e. te will What causes it? How maya person tell whe have it, or whether they are of a constitution How can it be prevented? How can it be cured? Al! an- awered in Dr. J. H, Potter's Book, 404 Broadway. Ago wanted AMES’ JLLU: TRATIONS | OF THE PASSIONS —JUST published, "Remorse," and other Tales. By G. P. Ry James. This volume, which contains several of Jame Popular tales, that have not appeared in » cheap firm he- for OUN 1. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER —SATUR- mutt at once fad many readers among the admirers of aay, 2—Splenitid Household Furniture —At 103g | thiv celebrated author. w that energy of vharac- or Terathh treet anae the Pith arcana doce | terso remarkable in James; they are 0 profetent in inte. Sitting of rich rosewood parior Furniture, vis reat, andentertaining from first to last, that they canuot suite in ph mado by Mecks; rosewood pier and contre fuil to leap into a wide popularity at once | They wi Fables, Etageres, Encongnures, Voltaires, enay Chairs, ma- | splendid productions, bounding in incident, pl Dogauy Sofas, Rockers, spring scat Chairs, Ottomans, Loun- | their character, and were written with a view to i er. &e., mahogany Bedstoads. rosevood do,, Bure the force of human passions, such as remo Achstands with inarble taps, Mattresses, Palliagse vengo, &e. 0 ena LS Prico Sete, rich tepestry Carpets, &e. Geib maker; splendid gilt frame Mirror and marh Mantel Ornamonts, Glassware, &e.; al ‘O31 Paintings in pilt frames. R + Also, rosewood Pint W. WES) » qeiunble howpetold Fas y morning, at W o'clock, ®t No. 115 Grocnwi all the con Improved Bisatie Skirts, None are. g tents of the house, of tho host workmanship. “Rvery artiols Me press of my stare es in Bd in the houso wiil be percmptgrily wold ray cr shine, consist F grade in m oye ehte inv in part of twooplendid French plate Pier Glasses, richly Samed, Mathie Slave and Bracket try, Three Ply andin Tot» a Tot , Spring seat shognny Chairs, ny ‘and walnnt Rockers, Ezyptian p, Centre and Sofa Tables, o.. mahogany and walnut Dy Damask Wi pond Hreakfast Ts 1 Cottage Bodetends, $6, 000 jrofitall, inn businose alvondy. established. ORTHINGTON KOMANE, attorney, No. nartett ap rau, W Vottrasaes, nich Window: * street. Hall and Soler Law voice “ Ae Ornements, Crook 1 —T0 EXCHAN EORTONIE richly framed octave Id Patent Lever W rh ani <)) tay Bion, River and Broocher: dno. fia finish ann Sorars, The sale will ¢ en Preniter Catalognes can bo 6 tained on Nteen ay sito German and domestic, at Cash Office Ag No. 8 Purchasers can leave their ¢ © promises until the | Nacoan street, second floor, front office, first of May, Fully insured, if low ‘AS FIXTURES—A PULL SET, ONE YEAR LY USE, R. A wil! be sold very cheap, at 91 Clinton place. tows ee ae hata [0 Leto 4 NEW MODERN HOUSE, NEAR FrPiit Oo is Umaera Noe . avenue. below Twenty-third street, the rent taken in very Hen ead tewlis Aitie og ard Afamily of about x grown parsons euntd make fa: vorable terme with another 0 the same aize bya tdeos Brooke, Canton Crapo, at a Ca: ¥ ne wine by Aucriments of Prone ant Enel Psat ine Hovis, Chatham sare Post Of Rofercncos meres ane Veating ro tenia Miantlty changed. and other Domes pods, with which the rate will cam A meneo. aloatiOa Morne cue, He r Mgt SALA gs REAM Shs. pnd dealers to their interest to. att | htrehaged ihromah | oforder. and will boput up in lots nited es Malt Li May, ceil? Sind m pureba port eases nrner Browdway ond Battery, this 1S DAY, AT 101g TPinchars <r irnth nerits, I & ¢ 0, will aid fret, eniabli n 1820, by Lowt Varin, for the eves of Rhenmatioan, Rrnptl an, Rawal vere Colds, Mercurial Affections 8, Re House only gennine Syiphe he, Woretor ¢ om, from JB, Man sandal ry neho Walin and the principal Physicians W., MeILVATN & CO. bth nda ell, thie day, at 10% o'cl r NULVENZA eorne tual Mont ily, Moat pnd other Roser, Carnations Piha Roses, . &e, from ri, XP. HENDERSON'S, Jersey City, Catalegues on the morning of sale, F. CARRINGTON. Aveta Ae tory snle of Mr. John Moria Carrington will sell on Monday, April 2 1A Chatham etree er of Ri ¢ Dalance of Mr. Tne. Morrison rigtiog of the visual assortment of goods k | dd woll known establish 1 oa, Show Cases, D Mott, Stew ‘« oash, bankablo funds. Millett, and othe Of pale w iy, nud offoatnal remedy for Hho-nbove domplnints, ettes, Silk Velvet and other fancy Vostings; also, & large stock of plain and embroidered Canton Crapo Shaw! moleon a OBERT BYRNE, ORION WILL SELL THIS IONEER.—GENTLEMEN’'S Noel Davis, consiating of eatin Soarfy and Cravats, Shirts, Robes, Trunks, Carpet varioty of other Goods lots to suit purchasers. Oatalogues on the premises on the oN a etl Gries ERY USEFUL Cees | HANDS cor double other iy naaioams aap addle, tor |, BRIGHT BAY HORSE, ABOUT ands; has been usod in a gentloman’s family for the and under tho Inquire at the Brooklyn | as Now. 5% on SALE CHKEAP—BILILIARDS.—A ¥IRST RATE able suitable for a publio or privata house,” Will be veld at ‘A great sacrifies, Tomoved by the firs Kpply to" 'D. K: GAVITT, 192 Drosdway, ooraee airs. ee ohm, up #ti URNITURE FOR SALBR—A LARGE AND HAND: t of Furniture, Ei hae wile thi hace alice: Adouble toilet sett ry cos, which ha OR SALE—THE VALUABLE FARM FORMERLY owned by the late Andrew Parsons, of Paterson, and latterly by the late John Anderson of Hackensack. It coa- sists of forty-three acres of fertile land, and is within quarter of @ mile of the city of Paterson, and buildings tend almost to the t in intersocted by tho Morris Balke unfailing brook of and commodious story and Toes with basement and coll: without dampne: " vial manding views on alluides. ‘There ace beautiful forrost t ouge, and valuable oherry, apple and pear trees &e.' There is» large aad commodi- ous barn, with cella @ house, and ‘There are ve For terms, ply ts Wi! GLERILL, Paterson. OR SALE—A VERY GENTEEL AND PLEASANT businew—a Perfumery and Hanoy storo—well ostab- lished and guaranteod to pay over ermonth, A full Knowledge of making perfumery and other articles will bo given. A gontleman or Indy liaving $500 to $700 will find thin an excellent chance. Apply at (297 Hudson atrest. other out buildin 8 in'whoat, and the garden is made, THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN ing the city, & very handsome Sorrel Ma high, kind in harness, an excellont saddle dy. Inquire at tho Broo! Brooklyn, roar of the Man- POR, SAuE—THR FURNITURE OF A BOARDING. house in aa excellont location, and oonstantly full. ‘The house accommodates from thirty’to forty Bongders, The house ean behed for a term of years. Rent only $575. Ap- ply this day to c. WE, 83 Nassau atreet, OR SALE—TWELVE DESIRABLE DWELLING , Houses, well situated up town; cizie Storos, near i street. J.P, LEK, No. 5 Nasi street. Wanted, an in ont Hoy, who writes s goed hand, and bas beon ia & ee. OR SALE—THE FIXTURES AND GooD WILL or dat the South depot. None rion, nocd OR SALR, SO THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG man of buni nd well acquainted in this table Porter House, Dining Saloon, Grocery Store, or manufac turing jk siness, re the business would wi Address W. H. Bat ‘at this office, with place of busin OR, SAL ar FIRST - RATE MANUFACTURING jsiness, in one of the most flourishing towns of Connecticut connected directly with New Yerk by railw: Business, Machinery, &o., will be sold at a reasonnble th the o7 wishing to retire. Inquire of V. B. PAL- ER, Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings. OR SALE CHEAP.—A COMPLETE SET OF COPPER Generators for mineral water, enely new, and will be gold cheap, if applied for immediate! Inquire of B. P. FAIRCHILD, corner of Forty-second street and Ninth avenue, OR SALE OR TO LET—THE LARGE STORE AND dwelling, on the northeast corner of Twenty-ninth et-and Sixth avenue, speed location for business. Also, r sale, the neat dwellit ouse No. 81 West Twenty-i ninth street, near Sixth avon’ with all the modern improve- ments, water, hot and cold, gas, &. Price, $4,500—now being finished. Inquire on the promises. POR, SALE—PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON AND Warren streets.—The vacant lot, Nu, 269, on tho oaat side of Washington street, 26 feet 6 inches in front by 80 fect 4n depth, adjoining the south-erst cornor of Warron streot. Also, t! he two two-story brick houses an! luts, 20 feet cach in front on W: in atrect, b; Radin’ in depth, Dutti the rear of the aforesaid lot No. 200 Washington street Wi shingeo to Warren be altered into steres bi y smailoutlay, and Ly using 40 {eee of tho rear of the lov om Washington street, they can Le mito 38 ‘vet deep, givin od stores, which high rents. is in the most advancing busin rt of tke city, immediate noighborheod oft wie aud: Hudson River ‘Bailrone Depot. For price and te a parl PPM ES H. THORNE, No. 168 Walker street. ARM FOR SALE—A MOST VALUABLE FARM, situated mear the village of Hempstead, Gong Isl consisting cf about acres, 0 of which is tillablo, and woodland, with a plain, good, substantial farm house, con- taining ten rooms; also, a large and well built commodious barn, nearly now, with’ all the wary outbuildings, &., &e, On vaid farm are various fruit trees, such as apple, Pear, gench, and quince, and 16 seres of mowing ground. ts proximity to the villazo of Hempstoad, and to th d for three s property ts sufficient gr: cellent private and public achools, churohes, rondors it very desirable either for » country residence or for farming. It has alse a large front on one of the main roads adjoining tho village, which may be converted into building lots. Tho Long Island Railroad are about to run their cars by lo- comotiveto and from said village to Brooklyn several dm aday,and in ro short a time Dnsinese in the eity, and resid changed in part for improved city Hiowars, inquire of Mrs, EMMA P to enable persons to do arm. It will bo ox- Peper, For furthor par- on tho promises, We E,AND LOT FOR SALR.—A TWO STORY AND Atticframe House, filledin with peak, with basomont and under cellar, lot 25 by 90 fect, pleasantly situatod. on, Park ayenue, next to the corner of Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Two stage routes within one block of the bouse, Apply on the preinis FHOuses, AND Lors ror ALE.—FOUR HOUSES for snlo cheap, in the village of Upper Murrisania, Six Houses, whole or part to let, if applied! for soon. hington ayeats, w GET A HOMESTEA CHEA Farms at Lake Land, ha I, elt in lars each, to be distributed in May. valiie a fast, and lots aro advancing i aad pri #¢ immodiately, and secure Call on ‘OOD, 205 Bro 0 MACHINISTS AND FOUNDRY na old catabibhed Reuedey one, Mneting tho appurtenances, consisting of Cupalo, Ovens, Drillia Machine, Lathes, five horse power Engine and Boilers, an a gore stock of Patterns and Tools. Said premisos aro Known as Nos, 102, 104 and 105 Goerek streot. For partica- Inre inquire on the premises, or of OBADIAL NEWCOMB, ad purchased a block 0 city, between ine Seventh pleasant location; about three irely free from rocks and stones, Which makes them inore desirable, and nr, considered, by good judgos to be the cheapest lots on this island. Pri From’ $125 to $375. Terms easy, All. subscribers wilt 6 placed upon an equal footing with respect to the choice of lots. Tho arrangement must be closed in few days, thore- fore, thse persons who would avail themseivos of this 6x celigut opportunity, should imm ately apply COMBS & NICOLAY, nd stron’, ear the Bowory. Pw. 24 G: Office hours from 6 to 9 0" VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE FOR $100—THE UN- signed have 105 lots in the beautiful village of Yon- kere, about ten minutes walk from the Railroad Depot, which they pammimeo to dispose of in the following mannor :— Two hi built on the Ivts designated on the map and all the leta with odd numbers to ho sold cn terms as follows :—$10 to be paid on delivery of the agreement; $40 on the Sth day of June next, and $100 to nin on bond and mortgage for threo yenrs at six per cent. drawing for choice of lots will take place in tho villa Kers, on the th day of June next; and tho perso: drawing lote 53 and S1, will be ontitled tothe houses theroon, | withons further coat than the amount paid for the lot alone, | ‘The object of selling only the odd tote being, to give the | er the drawing, the prisilogy of pitchasing the | neither side of them for $lWeach, only 25 or ceat of which is required to be paid down. Mapes can be adat the office of COMBS & NICOLAY, No. 231 Grand | street, near the Bowery, Office hours from 6to 9 o'clock, | > M. ERY STORE FOR SALR—IN J health of the pro the 109 Broadway, thy ave been made to > yon tne Istof Maynert. F 4M! Brondway orto JOWN H h etree! corner of Cortlandt. | WW 00D FOR SALE —THERS IS 4 LARGE LOT OFTHE | ost Pine Wood for « Nort Eastern Shore, Virginin. This wood 1 About cight miles from Cape Charl tovnterin the chanvol. Can be carried within dred yorvy of the shore. The wood. will bo pat ad by the 9 | jomack o-inty WQUORS, Ww WNTION OF THR PUBLIC | to ovr oxtoorive stuck of Chaw ea, Wins, Bran: ites ene Segars, comprising f brands and § greater variety we in any ot . ryv'# colebent and ship . PRR Sem CU ite? Toat Coam rs, and in every grade, ling the porest and heat metic any other store. WM N: 0 Bevome steeet, corwor At tworty per URAL ot Crvsby. (ote Datla NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. The Flare-up in the Whig Camp. SPEECH OF MR. BROOKS IN REPLY TO SENATOR MANGUM. Interesting from Mexico and Buenos Ayres. THE FLOODS—POLITICAL ITEMS, ke. ko., he, From Washington City. CHAVALIER HULSEMANN—?RE RXPEDITION OF FLORES AGAINST ECUADOR. SEROIAL CORRESPONDENCE. OF THE NEW ¥ Wast Chevalier Yulvemann has HERALD. April 23, 1852. imterouurse of any kind with Mr. Webster. the State Department. tho two governmonts are not, however, interrupted. Gen. Flores’ movements in Kouador, are destined tobe of more impertance than is generally imagined In this It is known here, that he is supported by the country, governments of Chili, Venoxuela, and Poru, and in reality, that he represents the law and ordor party. With such backing, there is little doubt of his ultimate success. x. ¥.2, RUMOR THAT POSTMASTER HALL WILL RESIGN— REMOVED TO THK PIRATES EXEOUTED—WELLS PENITENTIARY. FROM 4 REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Wasuinoron, April 23, 1852. ‘There isa rumor ourrrent throughout the city that Postmaster General Hall will shortly resign. Wells, the convicted murderer, was to-day conveyed to hiscell in the Penitentiary. Crowds of people eurround- ed the gallows, which had been erected for his execution Previous to the commutation of his sentence by the eeldent, all the morning, unaware, apparently, that the criminal was not to be executed. The execution of the two convicted pet took place at Richmond, vonaay, at the appointed hour. THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Sonate. Wasuinaron, April 23, 1852. Business was commenced at half past 12 o'clock. THE PRIVATE CALEXDAR, ETC. Mr. Hunter moved to postpone the private calendar and take up the Deficiency bill. Meeers. CLemens, Hasiin, Downs, and Watxen opposed the further postponement of private bills, three weoks having elapsed since private bills were considered. Mr. Hunter's motion was rejected. Mr. Gwin moved to postpone the calondar to take up the rosolution providing that every third Friday shall be evoted to private bills, to which there was no objec- tion, and after some debate the motion was referred. Mr. Hace renewed the motion, and the resolution was tuken up and amended, 80 a8 to commouce to-day, and then adopted. The Senate disposed of twenty private bills; among them one directing an allowancw of ie 000 in the settlo- ment of the accounts of Charles G@. Hunter, late of the navy. The Lody then adjourned till Monday. CONSUL FOR SWITZEKLAND. ‘The Senate in Executive Seesion have confirmed the no- wination of William @. Kidderlen, ax Consul for Swit- zerland Howse of Ropresentatives, ‘Wasnraron, April 25, 1852. THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MESSRS. MANGUM AND DROOKS— EXPLANATION OF THE LATTER, Mr. Brooxs, (whig) of N. Y., said be founds long ar- ticle in the Congressional Globe, which referred to him and he therefore asked leave to make a personal explana- tion. Cxres—“Agreed,” “Agreed; “Go ahead.” Mr. Stanzy, (whig) of N. C.. wished to know how fur other gentlemen would have # similar privilege? The Srxaxen asked—Does the gentleman object ? Mr. Stanuy—I only want all others implicated or in- volved to have the rame privilege as the gentleman from New York. Mr. Brooxs raid he would not ask the privilege if it was porsible for him, through the newspaper press, to make the record. Mr. Srany remarked that he would have no objection, if the gentleman would confine himself to what had beon said of himin the Senate. If the gentleman alludes to others, then let them have an opportunity to reply Crizs—"Very well;” “ Go on—go on, Gentlemen ciustered in the neighborhood of Mr. Brooks, and there was intense anxiety wil ova the hall to hear him. Mr. Brooxs, in his preliminary, said it had been his pride and ambition, while he had been a member of Cou- gress, to devote himeelf exclusively to public busines and upon all occasions, and at all tines, whenover a pro- per topic was before the House, to confine himself to it, There were in Mr. Mangum’s specch various allegations, and the first was, that a certain let- ter, which appeared in the New York Express, was writ or indited by him. Now in the most soloma mianner.he hadalready denied this, Lis position here as aneditor had often embarassed him, and he had taken cecasion to say, when he was first . member of House, that in all political or personal matters, or anything ap- pertaining to persons, he would have no concern what. ever, nor be in any degree responsible for what was in his paren, becuuse, thinking if he did not adopt that course he should be holding personal relations with genuemen of oppeeite polities or political relations, which from the x freedem of newspaper discussion than that which pon the floor of this house, would very often pain nberracs, He had refused to see anyth which written before the letters w and bis correspondents had mailed, but had insisted upon the striking out or omis- sion of personal atiaeks upon members of Congress, In accordance with this rule he had stricken from the letter adiuded to by the gentieman from North Carolina, retlec- tions upen that gentleman, Indeed, all the personal matters he wished to strike out, but reinonstrance was medeto him that the rumors which were put ferth in that paper, were rumors which were in the mouth of almost every man—romors of course. but the ¢xistenes of wiich the writer could not deny in the form ¢ were stated. He denied the paternity of the edi article which appeaced in the Kazress in connection with that lotter, Before (vd and Heaven. he never saw one word, or one item of that editorial, until he saw it in print; but it was sid, there is a vemarkabie similarity of language between that letter and the linuage he used in Having seen tho letter. and been fired by its s and true— it war but natural that, in t th wnd exciteznont, me thoughts and he shoula have given uiteran el and thoughts were wage; for the language his, and Une of many others assoc wich him There ix, wid he, in thie arc.cle, (moaning Mr, Mangura’s epeceh,) an insinustion that 1 sin no gentle Doy kncv sho constitutes the board which ix to past What otiGitea a gentlemen, and to adjust the tea snl character of # gentleman ’ ‘There is nothing arth more dificult to deserito-—though every one ee tes a ouch the detinition of is nothing upon which the idea (p bis mind-a beau ideal gentlonan: but when you a What constitutes gentility, th A will more diflex, cegettl man, there is really little di ameng mankind; and all the world will suyig that he wh ows feosh from Billings ve bot ag to what constitu of 1 opinion ngire pate and vent ap associate member of vss in another If gentiman. Ubave been accused that much of my pol Lica lite hae been affected by tie fact, that in my var | days fC wae my micfortune, Or fortune ratuer, to have lost my henst the other side of the Potomac, and become ale licd with the Seuch by mutrime vests, Phat oor. ibere and which he Northe is that 1 nod tnt 1 roll io great luxury, with the streeis of the motropoli’. ‘The © carriage of another member imple babies and las I n in the carringe to which he alindes b mvs in iny life a8 Lraveh prefer my own Le Copiiol. As to liv « driving (Here there was low ay pir and rapping on tI «culled to order HKeoons contine d—there must have bee cortion for ite eb ne Which has been bay her than conpcoted wit ‘hat which appears in the ts, fall welt whet Tower theremarks which Fron oh could bave 10 efleet out of the f y becware no Ye Were prevent, and they coud not g9 jovch to the Fy from the seeresy of the Senate chain ber, but when tke contiments and similar ideay were publobed cleewhere, netaraly enough, those who felt Uiur ly oo injured, felt itnecessary to rise up aad If pos tained leave of absence from his government, for an indofinite period, and will ehortly leave for Europe, This has been granted him im consequence of his representations, that he could hold no He will, therefore, absent himself till Mr. Webster retiros from The friendly relations between ible overawe me and breaic mo down as a public man. ; ray it will require much more than that to overawe mo in the discharge of my public duties, or make me noglect a any time, or upen any occasion fearlessly to utter my sentiments and do what I think is right. But tho groat caure of thia chargo ia in the other wing of the Capitol. T implored the presiding offloer there. if he was about to turrender me as a prisoner of war. that I should have the foldier's honor of being shot, and not bo strung up on & gallows by Northern abolitionists; that whea tho hi was about my neck I +hould be taken with Sout! ts white men to the excoution ground. and not be dragged by African bondmen, One word more in justice to my Sbuthern whig associates who may have misunderstood what I raid hore the other day in the House, namoly, that the whig column faltered or wavered, and’ that was the reason why the rest of the Northera national men wore depressed, and why they staggered! and why therewas an apparent change in the record of the votes of this House, Teannot acknowledge that the chosen head of the column wavered—that he had been captured and taken by the enemy. and was in their pos- session—but I say now, with pleasure, that so far us T know, every Southern whig of the column no longer wavers, but ia true and faithful to the constitution, and to the Northern men who are connected with the pledges to support the constitution. If there has been any mis- construction as regards that sentiment, [ withdraw it, as toall of them, In that trying scene which occurred in the cabinet, when the great body of the South felt it ne- | ceseary to separate from us Northern whigs, the sentimont of every Southern whig who remained behind was, that Northern men should be protectod—that the pledges of the compromise should be fully sustained, and that no candidate for the Presidency should be put forth who would not come out tor the finality of the compromise measures, and who would not ‘stand s0 recorded. It was due to us Northern men, that wo should have such support from them; for, in the great hour of trial, two kossions ago, our services were necessary for them, and were given to them, freely. r since that, we have been hunted down in the North, as the Missquri Compromise men were in 1820—but ono or two of them survived the political shock; the rest wero hurried into political death by their connoxion then with the South, if we feel sensitive upon that subject amidst the adverse political opinion about us, and if wejoined with them to execute an odious provision of the ‘constitution, and in creating an Amcrican sentiment for its vindication and support; and if we desired and claimed thoir protection, we claimed only what is our due and right, and which, if they give us, we can support ourselves and our country upon the basis of our constitution Mr. Staxiey remarked that he had not seen the ar- ticle in the Congressional Globe. ‘Tho gentleman has said nothivg which calls for a personal reply upon my part. T leave it for the gentloman, who has been assailed, to take care of himself as ho thinks proper, and can, if ho pleases. 1do not speak in his defence, He would not thunk me if I attempted it, for that would imply that Le needed it, Ho has spoken, to my regrot, inthe Senate, as I regret all personal matters here or elsewhere, If any defence were needed, I would callon my democratic coi- league, Gtr. Venable.) who represents his district; or my other colleague, (Mr. Clingman.) who is on as friendly terms with the Senator (Mr. Mangum) as Tain, I de- plore, exceedingly, this state of things, and these charges, and counter-charges. in the Senate and House. I only rose tosay a tingle word in all calmness, and without ro- fleeting on any ybody. The only part of tho speech of tho gentleman Mr. Brooks) which’ touched mo tho other day. and which he has generously withdrawn, was the idea of Southern men wavering on the quostion of the compromise, I felt hurt at what I thought to be a chargo of infidelity to the people who had honored mo wish their confidence; and as the gentleman has referred to hiv remarks, made in the last Congress, of wooing tones towards Southern men, and flerce tones towards Northorn men, I will say that soveral gontlemen were restrained from replying to him in harsh terms, from the conside- ration that their previous relations had been friondly with the gentleman, and that it was improper to indulge in fierce tones towards gentlemen from his latitude. ‘The feelings I speak of actuated me. To accuse Southern men of wavering, in that respect, is to say that they are destitute of patriotism and of perdounl hopor, and regard for the rights of their constituents. No Southern man could hear the remarks without burning with indigna- tion, as did the hearts of Southern gentlemen the other day. He, however, bas made tho amende honorable, and upon this point, therefore, I have nothing to say. Mr. Bucoxs—I know the gentleman don’t mean to say that I made the amende by the suggestion, or advice, or inuation of any body from the Svath. I don’t desire that idea to goforth that I was intimidated into it. Mr. Staxir—I intimated no such thing as an in- timidation—not by any means. Bir biooxs—I would not make even the first qualifica- tion und: an intimidation. Mr. S:anty—I repeat I don't intimate such a thing. Ono word more. With regard to the remark of the gen- tleman that there was alarge body of Southern mon who left tho caucus; if the gentleman had counted the Southern gentlemen who were present, and those who left, he would have found that he was mistaken in point of fact. I think a majority of Southern men remained; that is my impression. MONROF, RAILROAD. The Houre then passed tho Senate bill for the relief of the Menroo Railroad Company and their securities, and agreed to a resolution to stop debate next Thursday on THE HOMESTEAD BILL ‘The House then went into committee on the latter bill. Mr. Yates (whig) of Ill, made « speceh in favor of it. He was followed by Mr, Sant (aem.) of Me., who procoded to show that the South bas made too much complaint about Northern aggression, and that the grievances of the first named haye not been so great as have been represented, Mr. Dean (dem.) of N. ¥.,madea speech about the po- sition of parties in New York, assailing the whigx, and claiming that, with a proper standard-bearer, the demo- crats can carry thut State in the Presidential contest. The committee then rose. APPROPRIATION BILLS. Mr. Houston, (dem) of Ala.. reported bills, making ap- propriations for the Post Office Department, Navy Depart- ment, and for carrying the mails in steamers, which were aeerredl to the Committee of the Whole on the State of ¢ Union, COURTS IN ALATAMA, The House passed the bill changing the time for hold- ing the United States Courtsin Alabama, and (hen, at six o'clock, adjourned. Snow Storm—Canal Break—Navigation, &c. Unica, April 2%, 185 We learn that it is snowing at ion this morning. A large break in the canai, near that village, has taken place, through which a boat has been lot out into a field; it will take four or five days to repair the damage. Avuany, April 2 We have boats in from Fultonyille, Plain. and Live Falls. ‘The weather is quite cold, and snow fell last night and this morning on the Helderberg Jn addition to the death of Solomon Van Rensellaer, we have to add that of Pe Van Loon, sn oll and re- spectable merebant of this city. 18, ‘anajohari Fort The Freshets. THR DAMAGE IN VIRGINIA, Bavrimons, March 2, 1862. Papers from all parts of Western Vizyinia, continue to give details of the damage by the recent floods, which is raid to be immense. Whole towns have been swept off, and a vast quantity | of produce in worehouses, waiting transportation, hag j ner,as far aa PRICE TWO: CENTS. Interesting from Mexico. THR OLD TARIFY REATORRD—oovosrTion TO THE GARAY GRANT Ye New On: cays, April 19, 1852. Advices from the city of Mexioo to ‘he Sd instant, ae. nounce that in consequence of ‘hr existence of continued excitement in reference to the new tariff adopted by General Avaias, for Matamons, and the refusal of mer- chants to abide by It, the old one had been restored, and no further trouble was feared, ‘Tho Minister of Foreign Relations publishos a lengthy report in the papers in opposition to the Garay Grant Hine Old tumsors cf cabinet changes were again current The Une of magnetic telegraph between Vera Ocum- and the city of Mexico, was finished on the 30th ult. Letters to alate date from the Rio Grande, represent everything as quiet, No further fillibustering attempts having been made since the capture of Carvajal. Wery Interesting from Buenos Ayres.- AN AMERICAN SCHOONER TURNED PIRATE. Bowron, April 23, 185% A letter from Buewos Ayres, dated February 23. ro ceived here, contains the following:— The Brasilian Ad- miral sem@@ mote to Commodore McKeever, that the American schooner Draco, Capt. Thatcher, had gone from hence to the const of Patagonia, and there raised a crew from vessels loading with guano, and left for Brag to capture vesvels, under aletterof marque The vessel, however. haa no such loiter and she will be proseeded against axa pirate, Woe betide them if they fall iato the hands of Admiral Grenfell.’ Items from Baltimore. Bavrimone, April 28, 1882. phe mail. to-night, brings nothing sonth of Richmond ‘The Southern papers are very sever in choir denun- ciation of Mr, Mangum’s specch ox Gen. Scots, Hon, George Meriwether, formerly member of Com gress, from Geongia, is dead, ‘Twenty fillibusters have been indicted by the U,B, ircuit Court in Florida, The thirty-five Cuban privoners from New York, who arrived recently at New Ortoans, were received with « grand enlut * A gevere hail storm passed over Savanna, on Monday last ‘Thompson, the swindler, who was arrested at Philadel phia, and taken to Kentuoky, has beon tried for breaking prison, and sente «t to two years’ additionsl im- priromment. ‘The Maryiand Legislature have appointed a committee to extend the hospitalities of the city to tho officers of the Dutch frigate Prince of Orange, now lying at Anma- polia, Markets, New Ontxana, April 22, 1858 Cotton Sales to-day, 6.000 bales; prices were not affect- ed by the advices per the Asin. “Middling quoted at 7% aTS.c. Mees pork ix at $17 504 $18, Rico ix active; 500 tierces sold at $i Corn is at 4c, adic, The weather is very cold and frosty. Ouanceston. April 22, 1868 Cotton—Snles to-day, 1.00 bales, ‘The week's business has been 8,600 bales, at 60, a 9c. The market shows am advance of a quarter to a half cent on all qualitics, Re- ccipts of the week, 6.758 bales; stock on hand, exclusive of that on shipboard, 32,008. ‘ted by Barker, prothess oe im OH, Thies § do, 85, 90; 8, oe 0 Morria € ») Pennaylva- 10 Sy hana ts 750 do Mortengo 6's 6) 35 do | 126 Mortage 1: 00 Spin Garden 6 1h 7 ark Itailros ud Canay, 1 arrishuy Kailronst, 45 buy kill Navi- ation, Own, 15?.; 19 irard Bank, | do op. b5, 13) 8 Schuylkill bis) Kp Between Boarde—100 shares Kending Kuilroad, bo wr, 100 do, 25%; 50 do, b5, 38! 50 Seh cond Hoard—$200 1.000 Ponnaylvania, Bix, 3,000 Reading Railroad "70, pee aatin es Moetrarod's, 70; 1.000 and Dolaware Canal 6" and Amboy Railroad Bani, 1g. Aft Ri 3000 Heading 6's, Bil aoe b5, 60%; 60 whures Reading R: B44; 100 do, #5 wn, S44; 60 do, do, i) Bty; 100 Morris Canal, 1 ee loving Prices—United stati ca 6 , +07, 118 offered, 1 5 g Island Railrondy TIS offered, HDs hy Ked: do Honda, 6's, "00, $6 offered, 46 fered, 42% 9 fF Meri Canal, Low ister ene offerod, 11 sak hoy litt Nav ong Island, It is roported t this day Kola t I. 80, but the price Hoard—$1,000 Baltimore 6% # Int, 8: 1.000 Baltimore an 5. MG: 9,000 do, 914g: BALTIMORE, ‘avn 1690, 10645; 1,0 tal: Ohio Railroad Bonds, » Bank, 70: Baltimore ‘anil Ohio Railroad. 7 14. At the Board th tapsoo Hank, 21; 13 shares 50 York and Cumborinad . aryland G's cloned We asked; Baltimure a 1OOTa nak d Ohio FR ‘. 91 bid a | , ig bid, 9295 naked; ares, 75% bid, avked; York and Cumberland Railroad, 20 bid, 20! askod. City Intelligence, A CAFE OF MANSLAUGHTER—OUTRAGEOUS APPAIR— A MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON CORONER IVES—A CHILD KILLED BY THE EFFECTS OF LIQUOR. Coroner Ives was yesterday called upon to hold an in- quest on the body of a boy seven yenrs of ago. named Jozeph White, who came to his death by taking sovernl ¢lasses of brandy, adminietered to him by » monster im human form named Thomas Kennedy, residing at No. 71 West Twenty-fifth street, The fhots before the Coroner, ited up to last evening, appoar to show that,on Thursday afternoon, thiv Keanedy, who was at vu- riance with the child’s parents, induced the unsuspeoting boy to go with him to the groc pt by Henry Techin, situated at the corner of Twenty: fifth streot and Sixth avenue, and while on their way there, hey mot an elder brother of the Ind, and all three vitited the store to- gether; and when there Kennedy dirceted Albert Boor- frank. the clerk of the store, to give exch of the boys e glass of brandy. At first the boys refused to take it, but whe timately by tem the younger boy to drink the brandy without being mixed with water. After this Kenneay took the boys to hiv own house, and again induced the youngest boy to drink a glass of brand: and sngar, By this time the poor boy became insen ble and was conveyed home by in a stupitied state, and the Hoy’s mother informed of what had been ‘the mother, for ome time afier the child was ght home, thought her Kon. was asleep. and thi cts of the liquor woold work off. and, therefi plied no remedies for some time; but,’ after wavered Fours Bai elipsed, sve became alarried, ai some melted butter, in the hope that th throw up the liquor. This not having t 5 at clevep o'clock Dr, Winters was sent for, who pre: Veen damaged, | In Morgan county, the damage is estimated at one hundred thousand deilars Kitteen bridges on the Parkersburg and Stanton turn- | pike have ‘The raitronds from Cumberland to the Alleghany coal mines are uninjured. FACTORY OPERATIONS SUSPEN: nD IN LOWELL, ETC. owenr, April ub, 185 velock. last night, the Merrimnck a highest pont, and have be ‘The highest rise was About ver before known tory operations «till pended, but will probably’ be resumed in a day or two. FRESHRT IN THE CONNLUT Brapare | ‘The water continues very high in the Con Aqortef be Buin Telegraph ti Which, Low ALBANY. Avuany, April Mi | The freehet is fast receding and no further damage is apprehended The U.S. Dry Dock at Philadelphia, Partapevearta, April 28, 1852 heeteamehip City of Pittsburg was completely hauled won the permanent ways of the naval dry dock in | eight hours, The operation commenced at five this morn: | ig. nnd was completed ab three o'clock th’ afternoon, | Te was witnorsed by thouands of persona, who wero do j lighted with the eaeo ond precision with which tl dyaulic sppar tus performed. The trial was fully sheeesrful, and t raticfaction 4 tbe Kewa, Cape wd ways were te ssion. formed Naval Uo 1m Naval Comm Intewkarn and Meteorolog i Observations. BY MOKSE’s MAGNATIO LI orrie VRSER OF WALL STRERT AND ROADWAY April Burva.o, 8P. M—Th een pleasan | evening cloudy; wind nor!t 20. to; Grermoume ter Ww. | Roen P.M.~Tt has been a ecld cloudy day come snow full last nigh’; wind northwest, thermom ter 20 Avnuns, 8 P. M.—Tt hes been snowing nearly all | day- ovening elowdy ond Im jtivuation of th stoum; the my me 44, wit Synacusy, & f.—-A cold, clowdy day; wind strong fron. the nertbweet, thermem ster 4 Unica. BP M.—A clondy evening and rathor cold; wind wert Unamometer 4 Ainany, 8 P M.--A cloudy. cold, dieagroeable day wird northwest; (herracmoter 41; barometer 29.500; mor | cury 74. Tro 5 P.M Tt has been cloudy amd cold ali day; Wind northwest; Wermomoter 4), la | | | scribed Wnt to no effect. as the child died at four o'clock the next morning the Coroner preceeded to the '* parents, for the purpose of holding an ingnest frank. th ve clerk, wax subpacnaed to sive yee bel Dr. Budd. the Corones’s assistant. proces store, and served the subpoena, but tho witness row d to go, ssying that he kaew nothing about the matter, Coroner Ives, on being informed of the fact that the witness refnsed to obey the ns, went hime to the store, Wechin and Boorfiank whe them to go along to the lowe « pore of giving euch evidene case; however they #till refused to e with the Co- roners request. when Dr. Budd, direction of the Coroner, went behind the counter. and seized hold of Techin with whom he hnd quite # severe stragele ‘the clerk Poorfrank. finding his employcr in custody went te a rbelf. from which be tock down o loaded pistol, and of Umisvible inthe was inthe act preporing it. to diseharge at Dr. Budd, when the deetor suddeniy loosened his hold on Techin ‘The partic kon to the wacd use, for the jog the bat, ode ene Of Cre ot coneluded and wll terminnts to- Kennedy, (Le Irishmau who is ate eee dveed the poor child to drink the br haa wen arr sted, fv (he fact thine. an woon ia the bay died, he fled. and hie whereabouts mt prosent ix not knowa, at least by the police Manrnacticr wy a Nuns. —A child of Mrs. Tom reiding at No. 681 Fourth etrvet, ed on Thursday, boot en bour ev ite birth t " © as in ale loged, Cf its having received (reatment at the named eck. Tho Coroner hands of the nur tupon the ry returned & g the nur ding that che \d for examingtion Gr She was nccordingly bili to bail to wwnit the that body, Finge.--Atout eight 0 nog a fire out in a frame buildin rear of No, 3 Ridge street, oveupied by Mr. Ginne able, Tt was soon extineuirbed with ti . anotber fle brole in the rear hy " Ler of colored fam ing ewely on the ground y suc the flames, Dom nge tit Deare v. BD Ran aftcrnecn a beovtifel mark the Key K. D. Horry. the In Fyprcopal moniei tof dency Cit he comin he Caney am-bip Asia, deplaying his colors with the Amerienn nt halt mart Pia Wivat ‘ The oat @. 8. Al roid Captain Stores Oxwego Line, arrived Nene yesterday at 1¢ POM, in tow of steamboat Swifteure, trom Port Jackson loaded with four and feed, being | vat arriva) Unie Beane afterncon, ubout (wo ovelook. & by Hamed Je (fell over the ban thes he broken ni ‘ers in house 102.4 bo tex, cutting his hea Otic r Guilagher, of the the ¢ ty Hospital. ‘The child t« not oxpectod to Live.