The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1852, Page 2

oo hereon Neen ooo eee ee a - from exhibiting in the Astor Place Opera House THES LAW coURTS any cauew anes by. the troupe of paren ani mals, or by any monkeys, dogs or goats, and from open apa napa Seen os placing or keeping any such animals in said house, | Eee eeee eee coef the complaineand gam. | and that the defendants show cause on Wednesday, 6 following are copies of the comp! | : the 9th day of June instant, before one of the tices of this Court at chambers, why such injuy should not be thereafter continued, until the hea: of the cause, or the further order of this Court, and that this order and a copy of the complaint be served upon the defendants ibis day, wotil the far- 1 avagers ba 1 the opera ed their ap- | injunetion apatust the monkeys, and | ary injuuction order served on ‘the di- | mens on ¥ plicatior ef the tomy Rectors :— IN TRE SUPERIOR COU 27 OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. FS sap gy“ gs wep, Y a th ther order of this Court, and in case of dis« So Geile, ancint Ganneus ¥, to this order, you will be liable to the punishinent fiam Nilo cad Charles Doneiti- Matthew Morgan, | therefor prescribed by law. Dated sane 7, 1398. Jemce Foster, junior, Paulina Morgan and James Joun Due Golies, plaintills in thisactioa by Butler, Evarts and iapiad Gomse Bout bi rneys, complain of Gustavus PART FIRST. V. Broc 1 Niblo and Charles Donetti, de- Before Chief Justice Oakley ; Jevdants therein, and thereupon the said plaintils | June 7,—Heury Nason vs. Jacob H. V. Cockroft.—This stale — suit is brought to reeover 85 05 for flour sold to de- jant in the full of 1850. The defenee by 4 nd Fogarty is. that d:fendaetis a flour broker, and rs of a certain lot or That they are the owr . the northerly side of | DY piece of ground, situate « 1 : . * th the | 2 such, purchased these goods. as the broker of a firm Avior Place, in the city of New York, with the | toa fe business in this olty, under the a duildinge thereon erected, cowmonly called aud} OsConnor & Purcell, who have sinew failed and Ik Known asthe Astor Plave ( 1 House, aud country. having first paid all of plaintuf’s bill except eertain scenery, furniture aud fixtures thereis 255, Which they ref to pay on the gronnd that by a certain agreement in writing, bearing date on | of the flour was almost worthless, and that plainti? now the first day of one thousand eight hundred | seeks to recover fiom defendant, who is perfeetly solve: and fifty-t they let avd rented unto the defen- | a bill due to him y O'Connor & Purecll, who are abso- dunt, Gustavus V. Brooke, the said opera house, | !tely insolvent. The defendant also produced an azree- | soenery, furniture aud fixtures, for the term of three | Ment between plainuif aod O'Connor & Purcell to leave | wouths from said first day of May, at a certain rent | *‘*pute in relation to this flour to ar and put in evid of plaintiff showin nee receipt payments by thereby reserved, and by the cement IC WAS | draft on account ef O'Connor & Purcell. ‘Lhe plaintit expressly provid t hould be the goods to defendant as broker. or used by the said Brooke, ¢ d term, for t he had any knowledge of O'Connor & Pureell in the the: represer kird only, a re judicial o bat he show also deni¢ of the d The Court ¢ pendant had diselosed the » ivery of the flour, as t ned in relation. he was. di ‘ons of the moat respectable not for any purpose which would be injurious to the said premises, aud not let the said premises, orany their poyments on account | d the jury that if de his prineipal before | Was no iezoral hanged from ail iia Part thereof, for any purpose whatever, without | Qened m relation: he was di first obiaining the conse in writing, of the plain- ‘Juxx 8.—T1 hi ina vealed verdict for the tills thereto, A ub t the expiration of the intiff, $517 term, he would surrender the said opera house, and Reymond vs —This case, which was an action for deliver up tne ra enery, furniture and fixtures, | an alleged breach of eonty ing eo ongir f in the seme order and condition they were in at | dict. jr. counsel for the pliinti oe: AY v the Wohi i -reasonable ugp and | — Ut as unc tat the all mee of contr ' . C ae erie pene di Baquaver. which the ni deniod, X 2 = * 3 oon the partics took in ¢ juenece of eapic gree io hire said opera house, seen pth wofeea Ou AYEICLIa! en principilly dur- forniime and fi upon the conditions afore- brenieelor Col! ut Court & 1 » pert ultil everything on his and Mr, Raymond e mi suit to tes in tt ned rt ownership, or ¢ pon An¢ urther state that, under venart the sn Gust V. Brooke whl ~ Beer’ ; DINC courts OF Jus furshatt Parber. ly timate d Brooke, who and of fair repate, as riners, but that in un mber IS51. heated From the owenit tihe plaintiffis 2 the i on turpicion of ment of coumcl au young he } ‘ such representatio man under age ; Leman of seientifl | said opera house, and travsferred the company, who | tainments, anda f Columbia Colte were employed the to another theatre; and d brought th Without the ‘ tiffs. or any of Het itp informed and belic nt or agreem rith the defen lan e the court. and pliced | © and Charles Donetti, or ne of them, in the jury, to say whether he | (the particulars of agreement being un- | is tobe branded nea thief, Mr! Grecley th 10 the plainti r the exhibition of the | have sworn on the rec that he ica thief, as well as aners herein entioned, and in which | bavix ted itand sent it through the world. One d now fAbOueks if cady assessed d ast the Simday nts ar the same libel” [This was the verdiet of | ald ope series of pantominie perform- “ eh dogs and goats, styl Do: troupe of per 4 iid to have heen stolen: and for P wivertised the where the complaint w of su rmances to + place on the Hed wpon the jury evening «f the seventh day of June aut. the offence. com- Ane pluintiils further state that the said ope- ndante which re ra house is an expensively constructed building, fi mount of money Bished, fitted, and decor lwith taste and cleganc Arp eee repens ad the libel and put it in rite i sits beatae pa se mithects { ,,d1%N. B. Blunt. on behalf of the defendanta, submitted t the article w not a libel per se, und he moved to been m sined, and intended by the plainti dimiss the complaint was no allegation in the te be continued, eof for the more | report. but what a newsphper editor had a perfect right refined class of the community. nat the plain- | to publish. In the first place. the cle does not state ce th tion thereof, ‘edulousl that the plai stole the mor Legation ded the same from being applied to any purpose | he was a a oneus n—t stent with or projudicial to its character a is true thet he went h place of resort: that the said acuasbben ttn I Osbe Th of money Fiaicd in the article in thagnewspaper. bat is corn the answer, Mr, Blues @enitted that there legation in law for the fore the V. Brooke. upon applying for. the said Jease thereof, stated his purpose to be to bring out ther of dramatic performances, consisting ies, under his own immediate man- t. himeel! bein principal pertormer; and 18 no ale >» pass upon, and that there- e should be arrested, t under the ‘uling of the Gener; the plaiutifis grant upon the understand- nt tt img that said premises were to be used for such pur- i - pose, conceiving the professional reputation of said Bergen gral reoke to y for therespectability of the ia Itsrullng. an oppertually © performances to be brought out under his direction, dants bigher court. t whether a pews and in which he should take part id. per editor has a right to pnblish the true ement of And the plainiiis further state, that the perform- as they oc in courts of justice. There were no abec: now proposed to be given in said opera how comments 6 this article; it was a mere ro- by the said troupe of animals, are net of the charne- | Pert ot a fae hat the plaintiff was ter stipulated for by the said lease; that the sa eae Har GHEE eee ca a as are not theatrh representa ‘of the most re wnt then it Ne nm bobalf of defendants, who at nina box over Lhe eows- g into the store to ud money. $195. (1 having t luan. barber, cot to the book but : out rpectuble k te be bre theatre of iis « be given, will be greatly p the suid derised premi al and i I will s i ig arber had lft. the reputation of said he e between the tir z 7 Me ime the pocket book was missed; wi th to the said plainiits br Bs Wshiee & S reine Reker kis, fidavit at the pohee ofte young th. formed } aaaeal C article into the the apart tits understand and intend to keep is devoted by d that by the aper is hound to before he giy them pab- animale in after a short time brought in a for the plainti ou nit that ked t led that the house " on of the afore- | peo the plaintiff! “Lf not, he informed them said performances, the suid house, and the scenery, | that thcir verdict would have that effect farviture, and fix thereof, will sustain y| ‘the jury then again retired, shortly afterward abd Ks try b came ih With a verdict for the plaintiff, $50 damages eon ble physic e, by th a as Baid troupe ef anim cin, by reason of the dirt and unpleasant asioned thereby, and the eiber damages ne arily incident to the plu pestle ade and keeping said animuls in apartments furnished fare Toons dadge egos: and d purposes of a character so widely | Jung 7,9 'R Wetmore § Gor tor On, Kingsley, E difterent- And the plaintiffs further state, that the defend- Creare, G. J. st, Dudley Persse ant Horace Brooks.— This was anaction brought by the plaintiffs 10 recover ant, William Nil is himself the proprietor of a | the value of a quantity of goods sold to Kingsley. to theatre in the city of New York, and that, as the | mukea bolt machine for vessels, and of which work. it plaintiffs heliev has mnde th ment with | Was contended, the other defendants were co-partners, said Brooke to obtain the said opera house for | Mt Sheppard. on behaif of the defendants, produced a not to be- until it was work never n could not be The judge dis- @wn theatre from the damage and loss of repute | Ccme partners in the property i Which would he occasioned by producing the said | Compicted. and it. wee also shown thar i Performances there, and that, as part of the arrange- | was completed. and consequent ment, the snid Brooke removed his company of | maint dagainst them as pi tragedians, hitherto performing at the Astor Place | miesed the com t Opera House, to the theatre of said Niblo. Ard the plaintiffs further state, that they have ap- plied to the said ( wus V Brooke, and requested im to desist from devoting the said Before Ion, ion for Breach af Contr Judge Daly fsane Merander vs, Her- action for a brench of con- d H ‘ ct. The plaintiff complains that on the 28th March. er permitting the ne to be devoted to the purpose: 1851, his persona sisting of # large assort herein complained of, but he has declined to co: ment of jewelry a street. in this Ply with such request, und they have proposed-and | city, was sold by the Sheriff, under exo. offered to bim to resume possession of said how cution issued upon a judgment, confessed by the plaint and relieve him from the furth defendant and Simeon Bernhe r payment ofrent, to | to the mer for $4,641 which proposal he hes declined to accede that the value of the property was $8.300, which the dle- The plaintifls the on demand judgment that min too u pepe — Aas vonsineen int the defendant, Gustavus V. Brooke, be perpetually | tte to prevent any undue sacrifice of his property; bu tol > j } * he defendant premised him. if he would rcfrain from gnjoined wedoeoiyg f ee letting the said Hidaing: od Tet the goods ‘be sot Tor nominal prices. he Jem 18e prey ives 10 © consen iz 0! (the defen ut) would buy th the nd that the defendants in | back ate: pute in, and give or sell them. he plain’ | for whatever he had paid. ¥ this action, and each of them, be perpetually en- | ing wu the plaintiff refrained from bidding joined and restrained from using the said Astor | at the sale. and suffered the property to be dispored of nt Place opera house for‘any other purpose than theat- | the prices bid by the defendant, who bought all, with the rical representations of the most respectable kind, | p3reption off about $400 worth ~ or for any purpose which would be prejudicial or in- | (4 P3 oh rae eredited Seaiduih to Aid demaibad earities,/a0d particularly | $Poho Aceh the stock being fused to perform » profit, Mr ference be- bought in the 0. It is further from using the « e for the performanees by the | j; aforesaid rouge of ani mals, and from keeping the said or any other anima n evid house, and that | tween the sum for which the d the defendants pay to the plaintiffs the damages by | goods end their value. § them son of the introduction of said | covtended that the defendant atlended the sale as the troupe of anima 1 that a tempo- | Senter the plaintiff, to buy for Alexander in defendant's me. Whenever the property was aly sold for Le rary injunction be granted restrain | Van ite fair yal or Whenever directs iby the painnity promise, and igs this action for th ed by the plaintiff, ing the defe of them and their | who was present at the auction The defendagtt Vs agents, from ¢ ing in suid opera house any | that be attended the sule ae the agent of Mr. Alexa ‘ tformancee by the aforesaid troupe of animals, or | and conten that he bought a great numberof arti- py any monkeys, dogs, or goats, and from placing | cles for the firm of Bernheimer Brothers, without any | or kecping any such animals in said house; and that ced dl gave the highest price for sie goods, the plaintiils inay recover against the defendants | The Pisiutif, in support of his cave. first cali thets costs in this action, aid that they may have | Wilism P. Drake, who depowd thit be was act such further, or that they may have ‘such’ other | 176 Wt, pcnuly Sheriff in 1851 ; took possession of the property of Mr. Alexander, in’ Grand street, under an execution of Hernheimer, Brothers, against plaintiff, Arrangements were made to sell in six or eight days after the levy; an account of steck was takon; Mr, Borne heimer had two men and I had two men, for two day: taking stock; the sale took plaee on the 28th or 29th; it Was extensively advertieud: the sale oe: pied from two to three hou it might be more er les ; Mr, Bern- heimer was the prineipal bidder and buyer; I was present at a converration between Mr. Alexwhderand Mr. Borne heimer; the conversation was more directed tome than to Alexander; it was three or four days previous to the sale; there was more than one conve was in reference to taking charge of the pince: Mr, Bern- heimer stated that it was not necoasary to keop a man there in charge all night, but to give the keys to Mr. Alexander, the property was all in the store; (ed said he had that confidence in Alexander, that we need not ty at all uneasy; I kept the keys of the safe all the time, Alexander had the keys of the side door, aud his men udginent or relief in the promises as imay be proper. Burier, Evanrs, & Sovurumayn, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. City and County of New York.—James "Foster jun., one of the above “named plaintitis, being duly sworn, depoveth and saith, that be has read the foregoing complaintand knows the contents thereof, and that the sume is true of his own knowledge, ex- eept as to the matter therein stated upon informa- tion and belief, aud as to those matters he believes the same to be true, and further snith not. James Fosren, jun. Sworn before me this 7th day ef June, 1852, Win H. Sparks, Commissioner of Deeds. Matthew Morgan, James Foster, Jr., Paviina Blorgan, and James Collis, against Gustavus V. Brooke, William Niblo, and Charles Donetti.—— Summons. (For Relic ‘To the above named De- | alto bad keys; they were left with directios fendants— You are teby summoned and required Secubamer, who raid the stone was cone safe; ws to auewer the complaint in this action, of which a | particular in reference to the eare of the place, Locate sopy ix herewith served apon you, and to serve a | the execution wax in favor of Bernheimer; at the saine eopy of your auswer to the said complaint on the | “ime, he (defendant) stated to me that there was an understanding between him and Alexander in reference to the matter, and that that understanding was friendly; he suid he was going to buy the goods in for Mr, Alexans der, and would let him continue in the place; he (defen- dant) calculated to buy in all the goods that they coa- sidered right to buy. Adjourned Court of Special Sessions. Before the Recorder and Aldermen Compton and Barr. i June 8,—The court Lng my ) pursuant to ad- journment. There were forty-two about the ‘usual number for trial. e! with Ponincrnth petit lar- conies, We gave a fair sample of these trials last Satur- subscribers, ai their office, No. 2 Hanover street, in the city of New York, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the aq complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated New York, June 7, 1852 Berien, Evanrrs & SOUTHMAYD, Plaintiff’ Attorneys. Matthew Morgan, James Foster, Jr., Paidina pod oy and James Collis, against Gustavus V, Brooke, William Niblo, and Charles Donnati— Injunction by order.—It appearing satisfactorily to | M4. They were this morning more tedions and devoid of me Ly the afidavn of James Foster, Jr., one of the | ivetest,nothi Fi ftlling 8 special report, Ad jaintifie, that sufficient grounds therefor exist, I do reby order that the defendants, Gustavus V. Brooke, William Niblo, and Charles Donetti, and ooeh of thom apd their egepts, to desist and refrain Gane, anearsof othe Old and, New, School - Tree| be bold at Bulaio, Is there to bea uaon ? Me | firet of January next, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY SARKET, Torspay, June 8—6 P.M. | «for most of the leading faneies were firm | this morning at the opening. Reading Railroad wae | quite active, at an advance. was not in much do- | mand, and prices were with difieulty sustained at the | beurd, All fs doubt and mystery about the dividend. | The proper course for the company to pursue is to pay | what cash they have in hand io the stockholders. If it will give three per cent, ¥ good, aud ifonly two per cent, still very good, and make ep the difference, if tho | netearnings for the next six months will justify, on the ‘This would be fair and jast, ana | {uotatio therefore the bert. It ix bed policy to anticipate earnings, or to borrow mouey to pay dividends with At the firet board to day, Reading Railroad advanced percent; Canton Company, 4g; Delawareand Hudson, 4; | a Fives, '4; Erie Income, \i. Erie Railroad de ; Metropolitan Bank, 4. At the se gua improved !4 per cent; Edgeworth Company. + uding Railroad fell off 1) percent Erie Railroad, 3; Stonington. 1;; New Haven Railroad, 44; Norwich and Worcester The market elosed henry, with a downward tendency ‘The Treasurer of the State of Ohio gives notice that the July interest on the State debt will be prompily paid when due, All reports to the contrary are without the slightert foundation The reeeipts the of of the Asvistant Tre this port. to-day, amounted to $70,007 20 $418 10. F exchange for remiltanee by the Boston steamer has heen only to a moderate extent, Drawers have mai jon in rates, and we continue o clined 34 per cen cond b rer ef ments. e NO CONE old quotations, Bilis on London we quote at 104 a 10! per cet promi Paris, 5f 1674 @ 50,15; Amsterdam 40169 404; Bremen a78)s; Hamburg 361; 03624 We the Ne to-day. took Th Compo ny forth ive not beard how inuch specie will be shipped by nrtcamer, ‘Che steanchip Merkin, for Bermuda month of Muy. 185 4 for th 1. Do- Ovdensburg P May. 1851, Thi the op ilroad Company for 81—inerea-e amoant earn. the rond. State Bax are of letter A, va of wheat, at the right of the tinct in the spurious note Muy. 162 is the la nin Counterfeit twenty dellar not Lovisiana, are in cir ously numbered. ‘The stalk vignette, are confused and int Ko but. aside from this, there is little to distinguixh it feom the genuine The direetors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com ny, at their mecting in Washington yesterday, electe vernor Grayson as president of the company, he value and quntity of cotion goods exported from on to foreign ports during the month of May, 1852 and the total this ycar, compared with the correspond- ing period last, were as annexed :— Corton Goons FRoM TH Suuuents Port or Boston, Value, Fast Indies &e. $106 521 95 Lio Grande 15,564 00 River Plat 5 Malta avd a market. Tuenos Ayres Rio Jancivo Fayal........ St thomas, Surin Hayt 6.248 22 100 00 $: bo. 1.610.881 75 Liverpool. Total for May . ‘Total thts year Same time 1551 . . 16.035, ‘907 702 19 ‘The greatest foreign market for these manufactures i in the Fast Indies, It appears by the above statement that the exporty this year have been nearly double those for the rame time last. Since the 1st of June the ship- ments have been limited, During the present session of Congress soveral grants of public lands have been made to railroad compauies to ald the construction of lines passing through tke pub- lie domain, Great diseatisfaction has been expressed re- luiive to this wholesale disporal of the public lands, and the measure has received considerable opposition in the popular branch of Congress. The cause of this is the Tact that the principle upon which the grant is made met When" dal government actually avail themselves of the ra‘iroadst make the public Jands marketable, by giving an outle and encowraging settlers to make purchases in distriets which have hitherto been entirely neglected. Vor the pur] ose of placing this question before the public mind in the proper light, and to remove effectually all proju dices, we annex an extract from the bill granting the right of way, and making agrant of land to the State of Michigan, in trust, for constructing a railroad from Sagi- naw to Mackinaw:— ONANTING PUMLIC LANDS 10 RAILROAD COMPANIES, c.1—That the right of way through the pal nds be, and the sume is hereby, granted to the State Michigan, for the construction of a railroad from the Saginaw river, in the county of Saginaw, to the straits of Mackinaw, by the way of Grand Traverse Bay, in said State. on the route that has been or may be designated by the Legislature thereof, with the right aiso to take ne- ceseary materials of earth, stone. and timber, for t n- 2 public lands of the United id railroad: Provided. That the cht of way shall not exceed one hundred feet on each sive of the lin aid road; and # copy of the survey of said road. made under the direction of the Legislature, rhail be forwarded to the proper local land § respec- tively, and tothe General Land Office at Washington City, within ninety days after the completion of the same. Sic, 2—And be it further enacted, ‘That there be, and is hereby. granted to the State of Michigan. for the pur- | pose of aiding in making the rafiroad aforesaid, every | alterna six sections in width on | lands thail be held by the § d by even numbers, h side of said road; which wteof Michigan for the use find purp: Provided, That the lands hereby er «ly applied in the construction of said ro as the work F ? no other pur- p And provided further, That any andall lands heretofore reserved to the United States by any act of Congress, or in any other manner by comp thority, for the purpose of aiding in any’ objec for any other purpose whatsoever, and the seme are hereby, reserved to the United states am the operation of this act, except so fur as it may be nnd necessury to locate the route of th id railroad thre vehy jande; in which case the right of way only shall be granted Sy —And be it further enacted, That the sections and parts of sections of land which, by such grant, shall retain to the United States, within six miics on each side of said read, shall net be sold for less than double the minimum price of the public lands when Sic. 4—And be it further enacted, That the said lands hereby granted to the said State shall be subject to the disporal of the Legirleture thereof, for the purpow afore- suid. and no other; and th I railroad shail be and re. ernment of large, upon # troops of the United 1a public high suse of the gi United States. tree from toil or other the transportation of any pr Slates, Bee. 56.—And |} railroad shall not © of Michigan it further oneected, That if the said completed within (on years, the said hail be bound to pay to the United tates the amount which may be received upon the & of any part of raid lands by cad Stute, the title to the purchwers under raid State remaining j and the tle to the residue of eaid lund shall ‘re i United & Iuanner Src ates n have and hold the « act bad not be nd be it further hall at all times : road. under the dircetion of the Post Oi at such price ag the Congress may by law dircet. Tt will be seen by this that the grantis only for alter nate sections, and that the government reserves alternate sections, which are to be dispoved of ut double the ps of public lands in other rections of the country. ‘This gives an aggregate equal to what the gover t would have derived from a sale of all the lands—those granted as well c# those reserved—at the price fixed by Congress The construction of these railroads brings the reserved sections of the government into market, and affords fa_ cilities for settlers to get to and from them; whereas, with, out some such mode of communication, moat of these lands would be totally inaceossible, and entirely worth- lees, When these grants of public land secure the com- pletion of a railroad, the government is benefited equally with the company. It is mutually advantageous, and gives an impetus to the growth and improvement of the country brought by thie act of Congress into cultivation. If the railroads are not constructed within ten years, then the lands revert back (othe general government, and any portion of the lands which may have been gold, fre to be accounted for by the State to Congress. The line of railroad referred to in the above bill, will run through public lands which have been in market, and remain uugeld, for a period of sixteen years. There if not asingle road, of any description, in the whole region of country through which the railroad is to pass; and there was, therefore, very little prospect that the lands would ever have been sold, until some mode of communt- cation through the territory had been adopted, This railroad will be of vast importance to the yuluable mino- ral lands of Lake Superior, as it will afford ‘an open route, during the six months suspension of navigation. At present, the only communication, during the winter, be- tween the copper mines of Lake Superior and the settled sections of the Union, is by means of dog sleds, which skirt along the edge of Lake Iluren. We are decidedly in favor of all grunts of land from the public do- main for rollroad purposes, We wish there bad been t the United on said ratl- Department, | gofl extended, ageientiural prodnets ine | fited in rome way, | never before had any hebitation but the ede Tndi dozen bills of this kind granted, where there is one, The West are entitled to all the aid from this souree they require, and the Congress should give 2! such applications their most earnest support. The whole country is benef! constrvetion of these railroads, more or less. ‘The revenue of the government from the sale of public lands ix augmented, emigration eneourrged, eulti works more productive—in fac : Vhe rativead companies asking these grants of lands, do more for ihe general govern- ment than the general government do for them They make marketable, lands whieh have for years been value- They bring a population into a territ Jers wh an hut. ‘They curry eivilization into cections where none bat the wild Indian roamed, and (hey extend the area of freedom | where the vole of Hberty never had before been heacd It ix perfvetly absurd to talk of favors extended ie there companies by Congress, in granting one, two or three millions of acres of land. So long as the principle upon which the grants which have been made is adhered to—so long as the system ef granting alternate sections is not lost sight of—it would better o divide the grauts into moderate quantities, so as to avoid all great monopolies; but they cannot be too general or too much distributed, ‘There are too many sectional prejudices or jealousies in Congress, to insure the greatest good to the greatest number [If members of Congress would exhibita proper and liberal spirit, and take a sound and slatesmantike view of the different que: tions as they are presented, we should have less party bitterness, less rancor, less difficulty in legislating for the country at large—for the people as a whole, ‘The Kast and the West, the North anu the South one interest, amd that is, the growth, prosper nees, of all parties, in all parts of the Union, those desirable objects, it is only necceeary to be uu and for our representatives to act like statesmen, in: cf conduetiig themselves lawyer hort sighted and prejud views that they nnot comprehend the importance or necessity of any etre in which th constituents are not immodiate- ly aud direetly interested In ec a with this eubjec Too} . We eannot omit men- aed by Senator Jones, of Town. in ning additional aid to the Collins e veved the amndmoent, and secured jul they nh the Senate, Had he been joe Liberal im his views, less of a statesman in his ley lative duties. the would have had to regret th fent ofthe bill, This fe the epirit whieh shy members of Congress from all sections of th we trust that the West will receive the aid and sappori of all other sections represented in Congress, in the exten- sion of hor Jsystem and the rapid improvement of her immense tracts of public leads. Stockh Exenanye. $7000 1 10: 7h shaw BLY T5000 US 0's, 7... ees MEI 100 Danphi (oeU0 Kentueky 6's) 95 Nicaragua T1000 do... ae NU Ln dian 40 Er OO di 10 OTnd ¢ 0 S000 TE ne) Im 47 t 50 . i 1009 Brie Knecme Big, 99, 10) id sin 10000 do. a1¢ 15) Harlem Railroad b3 2 ie Co i 209 do. : a ep WO do /.2 2. The0 2500 Hudson Tet Bde do... 2... ai Fou) Hiudeon 20M Bus W sendin ie i 10 chs Metropolitan Bk 150 Reading KR. Wo de ores Dre Ca 250 do. 6 180 do. £0 Ocean Bank 1400 do s 400 Del & Hud C'Vex ‘div 100 do... ” 25 do. .ex div ope 500 do. aa 20NOrleank C1 & Big (i NO sid 100 Morris Canal, ., 600 45 Hudson River KR. 190 do, #0 ie ed dale By ie 200 do. bo TNY&NURR 2 111% rt PA ee Bi he. > 113g 10 Wash Ins Go! 5 Norwich & Wor RR 555 260 Canton Co WO edb yes cas ca Re ico do. 100 wa 55 BO de 100 mW) 55 2% do 4 BOARD. $£000 Virgil 60 she Erie Railroad 515 Webs Bk NA c 50 d 30 16 Nicaragua T Co, 03 33 10.) ders i 100 Edgew: ‘6 100 Morris Canal, 1K N Indiana RR... U7 100 do. 25 Roch &Syr RK-. US 100 do. 200 Reading Railroad. 79% GNY&NURR 100 OO vince... sce (Mm yao de...., 2 i i] dd... 810 HO 2 Ao. 1D, aide rar £0 Norwioh & Wor Wit ‘51 CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Torspay, June 8-6 P.M, Asues.—But 50 bbls, changed hands at $4 873g for pote, and $6 for pearl:—demand light. Burswax.—Some 1,200 Ibs. American yellow brougut 26,0 2640; Se5 Flour varied little, the sales comprising 15.500 Bhis, superfine Canadian aud. ordinary to straight Seate, at $4 O04 a $4 1899: mixes tofancy Western and und hocp Ohio, at $4 124 a $4 314; ; with conimon to good Southern. at $4 8114 a $4°50% per bbl. A fow lots rye flour fetched $3.18 1.000 bbia, B endywine meal, (yesterday and to-€ay) $3 50; 3,000 bushels white Genesee wheat. $1 15; 2600 do. river rye, Tee ; with 85.000 do, unsound Weetern mixed and roan wih Southern ycllow corn, 52a €0c.. 61 4 68e , and 63 4 6te, por bushel—the former ru River oats were pretty silcuble at 43.04 Caspr es —Pivin and patent sperm retailed at 49 a 50e, per tb. veunl terms Carthy. —At Wat ington drove yard—ffered. on Mone dy 2200 heev 0 Southern and Western, the ree ncer from this State), Phe market. though well stocked since our last, has met buyers enough to neariy cicar the yards, and prices. if anything. have gone up a pee hig! Good retailing qualities sell at from 7% to 9), perlb. Market cloves firm, with about 100 head left over. At Bro s—Offered. 60 cows and calves. Sales at from $22 50 to $80 a ¢ Alisold. Sheep and lambs —5 500 offered and all but 300 sold. Sales at from $1 75 to $8 60 8 $6 60 for the former. and $175 to $3 a $5 for the Intter. At Chamberlain’s (Hudson River Bull's Head )—Offered. les at from 7 to 9 ce: Cows and ealver—50 offers d at from $22 50 to $35.0 $45. Sheep and lambs—Offered. 2,000, and 100 left over unsold, Sales of wool sheep at from $2 60 to $4 a $6; sheared do,, $1 76 to $3 a $9, Lambs sold at from $1 50to $2iba ga orere was held firmly. without much inquiry, 5 8 Marneaibo realized 95) a 94; and 230 St. Doming c. aSe. Corren Qe. per tb " Corros,—The market remains without change, parties preferring to await later intelligence per steamer America, now due. before operating to any extent. The sales to- mount to 1.000 bales, xcepting the disposal of 1.100 quintals cod, at $9 S73; a $4, we have nothing to report. Frevr—Ouly 300 boxes bunch raisins found buyer: $2. Freicirs were steady, with rather more offering. For Liverpool cotton was at 582d. a 3-16d.; about 2.000 bbl«, flour were engaged at Is. a 13d, while 14d. was asked by. some versels Grain was at 4d.in bulk, To London, a ‘Yexsel was filled with flourat 1s, 6d., anda packet engaged scme lors ats. Od; and sixty tons measurement goods were taken. at rates varying from 208. to 30s, ‘Phere was no change to notice in rites for Havre or California, Hay. —There were 500 bales river purchased, 60c. a 65¢. per 100 pounds, exsh. Itvaty —A lot of 50 $120. 6 months. Inox —Sales of 100 tons Scotch pig were effected at $19, cah, and $20, 6 months, ned firm and active. at $2 per thou- Old and new sheathing readily sold at 20 American undressed brought \0 bbls. common Rockland have heen dis- d of at §3e,, cath, Motasses—-There have been 100 hhds. Muscovado bought at 26e. Inquiry light, Ons —We only heard of 3,000 gallons linseed being solid. at 20. Provisions—continued in demand, and the transactions comprised 450 bbls prime and mess, with clear mess pork. at $1634 a $164, $18, and $19 7-16; 245 packages shoulders ond hame, at 7a 7350. and 84e.; 250 bbls. fair to prime lard, at 94 a 10\;¢ ; 360 bbls. prime and mere beef, at $6.0 $71(. and $10 a $14; several lots Ohio and State butter, at 15a 18e.; and fair to choice cheese at . per Ib. =A pals 00 60 tSerded Whe effected, $4iy at Ay per 100 Iba, Lami 140,000 Havana changed hands, at $21 to $28. Tonacco—Inelnded in the day's business were 100 lhds. Kentucky, at Te. to Sc. ; 121 cases Connecticut seed leaf. at 3%4¢. a He.; 20 caves Florida, at 12%e. at 175 8 Obio, at Bice, a 64;¢.; and 30 bales Havana, at 35c. a %5e, Market unchanged. Soar.—120 boxes red mottled Castile were taken at 9¢. a digo, Srinrra.—Sales have been made of 350 bbls. Onio and prison whiskey, at 20340. 2W!sc. and 21'4e. a 21 ye. per gallon, cash, Svcans.—Some 450 hhds. Cuba were obtained at 4%c. abe. per ib, Demand good. RYCEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. By Nontn River Boats,—11,800 bbls, flour, 300 do. ashes, 95 do, whiskey, 366 do. pork, 333 do. lard, 415 pkgs. cheese, 179 do. meal, 7 do. wool, 19 do. hams, 23 do, Joather, 11,060 do. Indian corn, 15.180 do. wheat. By New Yorx any Eats Rar.noav —784 sides leath or. 67 casks provisions, 504 pkgs, butter, 72 hoxes cheose, 11 head of cattle. 300 sheep and lambs, 27 calves, 93 bar ‘ei, e ind 10 hhds. tobacco. i New York any New Haver Ratnoav.—209 pkgs, butter, 200 do. cheese, and 47 do, domestics. Sap AcciDENT AT NEwark.—A boy sixteen years old, in the employ of Mr. James ee corner of Sheffield and State streets, was killed yostorday afternoon, b; vane caught in a strap and whirled around a shat. His name was John McCary, and, in company with twenty or thirty ether boys, he worked at buffing or polishing 1 {monnaie cages, on an emery wheel. Ile was engaged in put- ting the band upon the cylinder which tui his wheel, looking at the same time in an Sppceite direction and talking, 60 that his hand Need under the band and he was whirled around the shaft, which was about a foot from the floor; part of his body struck the wall, knocking out two bricks, and his clothes were completely a off. He crawl- ed out, exclaiming ‘I am killed,” but was able to walk alittle, and lived for about an hour. No fractures were noticed, but he was probably injured internally by the sudden and violent contortion. The factory has suspended labor to-day, to allow the workenan (o6l tend the funcral.— Newark Advertiser, ‘8d inst. term aud Southern mombers of a by the | ell to dispose of | ail the public lands for railroad purposes, It would be | | for the be PINANCIAL. Were POSALS WILL Ba KE°GIVED FOR SUMS OF t ices than $1.0) ui the oficeof G8. Rubbing de ect Ww wt, bts 1th, $10.00, ————, "7 por “Tioga Kaiiroad be option of the holier, into zually [ ‘ie in New York ta 7S vf paid company, will exe vitered i orth from the righ wcounty, Peam- © Lawrenceville, & | at thet point conpects a gosh ugly fone tthe town ot Corning, buffalo, € ‘fe Canal. ue ith heavy iron H rails, ¥ ton years to the Toss vavved company will tee eul pallroad between the eon) “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVBRY DAY. BEE THIRD PAGS. HL stewet, ors a} caday’B wOR SALB, SWING » womld sell the | wisn the stock, | Uh good tray, c ving wap lof teado, ain The follows pinin th Tie Ti ing to e reunh Pa vmodating terms, alars, add favor be ep Farely, if over Bersld office sith ive, were ove pplying 0 fy su that the Ia ‘The onteni 1 eof 209 Wet, with four large stone pillar mines, ‘ . Che tragk of the Tings Rail. lings aoe an avenue leading to the hou road is 1 2th rrel,and its cridinal cost b thora hed on both sides. There are abo was abou Under anth recent sate of the ot bighly ex land actached to the promi- | Legislature Is, “The gardea aud | «sot with the concurrence of rods, steok, and ¢launs, have 1 Nassau steont (Tri HOLY LAN D, corner of N.S : sateen, ROR “ny bave iaade a coucracy with yng tie teack upon the New vad placing thervon very Thi road, the entire eomple- F before the 1th of August » tho permanency of its it d States. For the par relaying the road and its t amply autho- dV seven por ERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALG.—THR . Fi ant Govdwill of the store cor: given, at » me fifth etn VALUABLE Li ag ee ean t) ¢ ASE FOR SALE, ATED O coupon bend 000. payable, prin- the terminus of the Bnd rand ¥ K, convertible into brondway ands ds Also, a deng § < in trust, to Theodore for val way. eS DACKSMITHS ATT. of two #hops 5 Will be Sherman, Keys, of the irst and owly lien Looomotive » transport’ nd miseeliancous —POR SALE, A CHOICE ile from t city. The adverti« both, wou 3 passen~ dispore of one to R ens articulars ad- boar qualicy, and inex dress J. H, Herald of horse #hoer, ‘sab Blo. Sat oom and Corning RLAND COSL LAND FOR ned owniiig & val Jarse vein within one and « brag, Maryl fers it for ore af an excellent quality. wood suitable for minivy purp Te will boat tho Ir House during the week and thereafter addreus WM. JOUNWN, Uciea Mills, Maryland. e ti the whole tract i is & very Iarge vr. shingles, coke, iron, v now over v the line of ood market whoh DBIXE Sabon rok SALE —THE re vafted The sures, and furniture, of riaia and nnd me est ments in th » seventoen comm Tedeers which will rac favod pine rent hing to enyage in the above business, 4 will terminate will plea) a note to GEORGE LOCK WUD, Meraid Unsiness end pros ofew. 3 bo groatly fi Aro abundant d FOR SALE CHEAP—A LARGE HOTEL, SITUATED in d street, one of the best e unexpired lea: materis! hing e0 xtones for fur soar, The reason for par ‘They prietor is about entering the for of JAS, PARKER, nd ot1 A valley lands a of tho THE L CK, AND FIXTUR ompany, ter ane Stonk in the vicinity of the oh sequently The pre. ng sick, is the ovly sing throng! i eet busineas must be eae ———— liderad ALE CHEAP, AND WELL WORTMY OF P ature. requiring two establishments: rized, arness, Se. Alo, ono pitn ew York Apply , to the Pasiie rand street, m: never return for the ions nut! sure & There are soveral very and contemplate i he value of the c: 4 hein hy Pic General Agency office, —A YACKT OF nye 12 TONS MEASUREMENT, of the same «ance 0 Alto. a ¥ wble lease, 4> | asthe N York facilitates the uninter- years unexpired, in h streot rupted ioterchang least oxpense along the tieniars inquire of M. N 3 str extended n that great work, The «over the mpletion te mage after a en ste of revenne which ¢ road for one year ful cousiveration of = $93,750 14,000 . 15,000 122.758 teeter ces OSS year ending Ang,, 1853, $61,375 ducted— JOR SALF.—ONE SECOND HAND HORIZONTAL Steam kngine, eight horse power, with two Boilers; | the clem also, one new Builer, thirty inches in diametor, thirtysfour | 1/0000 tons cou). at | feet long, with furnace front, and one new four horse up- | 39,00,000 fect of Tim Tight tubular Roiler, Apply to SECOR & UNDERHILL, | Passengers and mi foot of Tenth street, Bast River. OR SALE—A WELL KNOWN BOWLING SALOON, that hus been extublished for five years, in a central part of Broadway. A tiret: rate chance fot a person having s fash enpital of $500. Reason for selling—the owner has & Expenses, say £0 por cent. Ev timated net earnings for th From which there are to b public house in Brooklyn requiring his whole atteation, In- | For interest cen 000 $24,900 quire at P. Bayard’s, No.8 State street, For dis ferred at +$11,400 Less amount ned and yee OR SALB—A DRUG STORE, SITUATED IN A DESI- | the State uvder her gu ec: ae rable locality in the lewer part of t — 5.800 ity, and s fora physician ora disponsing druggist. Address * J at this cffice. FOR, SALE —A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE and Cutlery, imported by the present own: Sold low, and on easy torms, with or without t ard lense of store, Address Hardware, at this office, with real name, Leaving a surplus for non-preferred stockholders By relerence tw previons stateavents it will b that property costir d and equipped, $790,090, is mortgaged for 3 the estimated bet earn- inge smn ly execeding the 7 por ds issued, Referring to islature of Pennsylvania is given to iseue these ure them, and a sale of or above par. + RYERSS, President, Proposals to be directed as above, and to stipnlate for eush payment on the 17th of Juze, when the bonds will be delivered. ‘The ncerned interest, from Ma ‘Tune, goes with the bond. ee DaV13, BROOKS & © JROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF $560,000 TO THE CoM- ‘i bof Pel ‘The urst seetion of am ‘a © tamouwealth, ext m — Senet ve t wf the L OR SALE, CHEAP, AN EXTRA INVALID CHATR, pees April 6. 1850, full aw made by a celebrated maker, and i houds, and create a mortz owner not having any vee for it has sentitto my them ie made a wareror me, W2 Broadway, where the public will tind con- tantly on hand, a choice stock of fashionable frroiture i gh TUNIS MORRE! E—A BRICK HOUSE AND TWO LOTS , near Franklin stecct, Greon Po feet hy 82 deep, two stories and a basement: a doora on the frst floor, Will reat for $ Bry 100 feet. Will be sold at a barzain, as the * we for Califo Apply to’ George Galphi 335 Broome street, near the Bowery, N.Y., or onthe pre- | “An Act to the imme f the North Brane! ap ~~~ a oved ti "That {OR SALE—A SEGAK AND PRULT STORE, A GOOD he Govern, is horeby au chance with a little money; reason of Dusiness to attend to. Inguire at 26 store, this week. Ning, has over sth avenue, in the thorized toborrow, on tte. faith of the revenue hereinafter went specifically olecged for the ayment of the peiueips the commonwealth sad ved, and Which is hereby of the interost and re shin of $40,100, and issue FIXTURES. & A WELD OF OR SALE—THE STOC) « ertifoates of lowe there! in thirty yours from known puilio house situated in the Sccond warl, | date, b vat at ® Tate wot excceding six per eont handsomely fitted up, anv the best located house if thd | persnnvm, parable hulf y the Grst d Pos | of Jnnnary and Jul, #s | Branch Cann) Low word. will be sold at a bargain to a cash enstomer. the Nort seseion given immediatoly, as the owner has ot Act farther toattend to, Inquire at 4 Neasaa stroot revides: “That there nuslly see apart by the oN 7 ————————— | Commissioners of the Internal lmpreve Fond, the ro NOR SALE.—A LAMP, O1L, CAMPHENE, AND SUKN- | venue accruing on «aid cavn|, Crom and alter the passage o& ing Fluid Store. now doing a good business: profits from ct, for the payment of tie toterost and fiual liquidae $20 to $25 y sain Court street, Brookiyn, | tion of the prin-ival of the debe s y opposite Wy shall be the doty of the ssid ners, after - interest annually, to invest t other NOR SAT Oumulation of interest in th rin any on which is a large house, @ number of o a fue orchard of 446 Ke) This would be a good « Hracentleman ‘The soil is very cood, and within 12 miles of New York. The whole for $4.400, ono-third cash; balance may remain en interest. Apply to T, W. STRONG, No. 93 Nassau stroet. t-buiidings, of the commonwealth; if enid loan cannot b PAT Value, the aid investinent to form @eiuking fund for the redemption of the principal of this loan atits maturity.” The 100th section «fam Act of the Genersl Assembly. entitled “An Act to provide for the ordinary exponxes of governe ment, the repair of the public canals and ads, and - | other general aud special appropr p HO | the ath, 1852, further provides, Ms tidcates of loam ent | authorized hy an ‘act to provide for the immediate comples he | tion of the North Brauch Bxtension of the Pennsyivi Cansl,’ approved on the 2d day of April, in the year I shall not be subject to taxation for EpOS® Whatever, and it shall be the duty or the Go use tovoupons to be attached to «nid certifiontes the same manner and form as those required to be attached to the bo sued under the provisions of this act.” In pours Authority aforesaid, notice is hereby given, that. propowle Will bo received at the otfice of the Secretary of the Come Monwealth, until hres o'clock, P.M. of Saturday. the 12th Say of dune next, for the purpose of loaning to the commons Weath, for the purpose set forth in the foregoing actsof Age embly. the sum of $250.0", ata cate ot interest not ex eveding sx por cont per wnnur. payable half yourly, in #pe- eie or its equivalent, at the Treasury of the States the nad loan to bo redeemable thirty yoars alter date, Th | gates of stock for the same shall not be subject to | for sy purpose whatever, and shall have coupons Sereeably tothe terms of the foregoing act of And raid cortéicates shail be made in sume of on ten thousand dollars, at the option of the bidde oxala inst wtate eapliritly the amonnt proposed te bo aken, the lowest rato of intorest, and the premio; but we smaller fraction than one-quarter per cent will be enter: | tained as a bid. The State roserves the right to accopt She whole or any Not eof the eum offered, unless the proposal stipulates Co the contrary. Bide ait rehased at ite OR SALF—TWO LARGY RETAIL BOOT AND stores, in a first rate Incation, and doing One of them has heon established sizht years: Stock and fixtures in each, mount from The only reason for selling is, that the proprietor is enzeged in the wholesale busiaess. In theabove & rare chance is offered to make noney, For pare tioulars, inquire of JOAN H. FOWLER, 251 Pearl stroes, {ARM ON STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE, Ing 2s.acres, tive miles from quarantine; good housey r ny one wishing to purchase a good ynable terms, may apply to R. C. Exchange office, corner Park row and Book- ¥ to J.B, Ormiston, on the place, Oceanville, and CONTAIN" —A CHANC # adjolni village of Mor ster county, New York, in whish 1,000 houses are to be built within three years, 200 already built. The New Haven and Harlem railroads pass nent. Privo, Also, a quarter of an acee,in Mount Vernon | apply at No, 97 Roosevelt atreet, tof Seventh street and Boston road, OUNT HOPE PROPERTY.—A PLOT OF GROUND, I pe direct nnd. oxpit- 100 feet hy 100 fect with house, 20 by 30, good will eit. No eonditional or hypothetical 108 ron and fifty dollars worth of fruit troes, all for $450. | Shan par, will Lereceived. “Gpon the accey onal oor oon chance to make money. Apply to W. Gray, or W. Bonney, R |, the one-third of the money must be Paid into the No.5 Tryen row, corner of Chatham street, or Upper Mor- | State Tremsu: y immediately; another third in 60, and the re tira | mainder in 12) days thereattep, and upon the preventath ae of receipts from the Troasory for said paymonts, certife SAILBOAT VIOLA FOR SALE, SLOOP RIG |} of loan a ill Le isaved according! THe prop hee be in prime order throughont. ' Has a small boa | directed under seal, to the otlice af the Secretary of the Com: fitted with ee topsnil and flying (jib. Is well cale Monwealth, endorsed “Proposas for Loan.” They will Ros for a eafe pleasure boat. Burthen six tons. Inquire of | be opened until the period for di sing their contenes hag CTAS, BAKER, 165 Chambers atreet; or at Barker's Hotel, | arrived, wheo mo alteration in the terms will be permitted. Hoboken, The Secretary of the Commonwealth, in the presence of the ar | Governor, Stace Tevasurer, Auditor General, amd ruck stkes HE BREWERY AND MALT HOUSE, CONSTRUGTED of brick and stone, with a fire-proof kiln, will be sold, if appiied for within = few Lishment. bas bee i | efyeare past, and ia now in perf ing ison, With a small stock of materials for an carly coms it. pumping, elevating, and gereening one by ‘steam power. An abundant supply ‘y'and hops are grown in the immediate vicinity, nal and railroad offer great facilities for marketing all at a distance, if required. Apply to or addross, post paid, W. T. Huntington, Ithaca, Tompkins county. FrpCDS A may s00 proper to be pre ish suid proporals, when the Govern: to the lowest and best bidder or bidders. F. W. HUGHKS, Secretary of the Commonwealth. retary's Office, Harrisburg, May 7, 1852. WANTED—SOME PERSON WITH A SMALL CAPI- tal, to purchase a valuable patent right for tue South ern ond Westoru Stetve. Specimen articles of this inveas tion (witht which a man ean travel without the least incon. venience) will be furnished in proportion to the extent of territory purchased. Persons wishing to make money, tha isan opportunity seldom offered. Inquire of N.C. Thay at the Western Hotel, Cortiandt atreet, room 214, $75 OOO 79 LEX? ON BOND AND MoRTGAGE, 3 in sams to suit applicants, on produative real estate in this city, Brooklyn, or Williamaburz. apply toS. 8, Broad, No. 18 Wall street, in the store, NAT Jiveral louns advanced to builders a8 soon as the house w neloed. nt, shail open and pub: or will award the Lon EXPRESS AGKNCIES, Seo. ERFORD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Papenad ie leapatclied on Wodnentay, June Sth, int of special messengor, on the a ‘ast ranning stenme: Ercpire City, vin’ Havanny Aspiawnik, and "Pace Freight taken at tho lowest’rates, amd ng charge for Ca tom House feos, or Consulur certificates, All freight show he put up strictly waterproof, and not to exceed 125 | weight, Having superior facilities for trausporting feels through to California, shippers will do well to give us call. Our freight will always fo through by connecting steamers, and no detention on the Istheus. Passage secured on United States mail line nt our oflice. A few choi on the Empire City, for eale low, if applied for soon, BERFORD & CO. FPOREIGN BXPRESS, NO. 19 WALL STREET, ANDIN London, Liverpool, Havre, and B alao'at all th offices of Adame & Co. in the U, 8, forwarded throughout the world. kind of mercantile and confidenti Promptnoss and fidelit W at Adams & Co’s., 19 Wall stre SrEcE EXPRESS—FORWARDED TO EUROPE BY 4 Hol ‘and insurance on bonds and ow EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO., 19 Wail street, =————ooo———======_=_=_=_=— AGENCY. $4,000 WANTED-AT SEVEN PER CENT, ON ’ bond and mortgage, on improved propert, Worth double the amount, situated up the Hudson river, an within one hour of this city~intorest paid in the city.” Ade areas box 1,443 New York Post Oilice, post-paid. EMITT 4 NCKES—PASSAGES.—DRAFTS FR Ritts wards, payable nt sight, in any town throvshons Trojan: and ay i Swallow Tail lines of Livorpoey ngland, Scotland, GRINNELL & in this city for tl London paoket ships, 50. 000 7, LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT IN. fy terest, in sums varying from $2,000 to 000, first clase improved real estate, in the city of ‘ew York: also, $40,000, at seven per cont, on Property i ‘this cs in sums to suit applicants. Apply to D. W.C. ORR iS & BROTHER, No. 25 and 2 Wall stroct, corner of oad street, AND WARRANTS WANTED —THE HI L rice will be paid tor Land Warrants by CHAS COL BOWMAN. CO, 8 Bo agen’ and Inventors, Ages ethers" con's _twenty-t! 'FIOE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT i across the Atl —Mr. J. H, WILTON, mo On Nicnrs Now York, June 1, AS eee s, | ef tho Board of tors of this co , held dividend of two dollars om onch Pliage oF the stark ct The sompany was declared, payable te tho stookialior, get of te ¢ company, ie ° 1 Wall sireet ony te igh ae 0. we olose tl th instant, both inclusive, ‘By crter “om ‘he Oth to the ISAAC C, LEA, Secretary. IVIDEND.~CITIZENS' FIRE INSURAN OM. pany, New York, June 4, iiridond of lx atl ane 1852.—A dividend of eight und will return about the | percent has been a, this d ble to the stook- sand commeaniontions addressed to | Belden, ou decade coy ome a eye ete J. M, MCLEAN, Secretary. DI £1 RAFTS ON ENGLAND, SRELAND, Broad’ TY ti Ate z meet with prompt attention, Wo are by apocia ¢ Union Bank st London, Be and the Nationat k of Sootiand. ia fume som ET uPWArts, 76 Wallstreet, corner Post. ortgage--and te negottate HILLIPS' PATENT FIRE ANNINILATOR.—THIS 18 fnuds, oad patent rights in ony Sener erie to’ certify that wo, tho undersigned, attended. asm u to California land title mittee for the 90 of tonti ethcacy of Phillis Su e Court ent Eire An: ator in. oxtingu! fire, ‘are ied uo Hi coals, | Str ecaaey eat ramet asp oa a We ae tale ete sie nia is AVEN & BAKER, SOLE AGE! THE prejudiced bs Gets tert ere ey po ad A ee of them, and consider "rave oc fae \4, and orders for any dimeneione sited short a ; Morshonse Chiat Bngtaner Mend, Asian ico, 167 Broadway, and at the yard, West Twenty-Aft ‘ollard, ox-Chiok inginy 5 Laid reot, between Nini Venu i Ansistant Foremi ngine Ne lonry Stift, ee FR Member of Hudson Hove Company, B. Randall. fovid'h DAkER, 853, Jorwey City, 41 oueyhdated stock, 3,80) shares, at . seen e - $10.000 KS 0 Shinea, at '§50 7,192,500 Rvtlierizcd the cave authoris Fup toe cadeotlatin, otook!amounting ® :