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.F r a i j e SALES.
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dai, ’ nd bo«. pJed by Lind areauo. Laid evesee. I/Ocust and Acacta rts. and
Lind aveoae. .Acama and Mj>r>!e sts, ar-d the eT’Stieiwaajf LTidaveoas. 6}yr»'c n.-d Lanra’sis end the s f^teswflea Lind avenas, Laarel aa:l O'lraiireets ord thp
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ts lots oaLtodnvcnae. nad l•_Iin•■is easterly ea Mrtfe andT6 lfi»iyii« cn the eiita?ly s'de o' Lutd avease, and oti Lau
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^i'e» K( 1 >a :< ■ J Wall -t. coner o( New.
ct c.ljainnts cn fox’s
7& avc-- ‘'■•
ead coiner of HuJjifoson El eae.1 sMJaol 7tnave.iOPi. between l9th
'.e west side of tte a .oaue, asxt to the ’^ K S S ^ rU d T Ih ero n th H d c .c o i^ ^^ totoc-twesj oi ‘ IsSS ttrf—llotcn the north side. coiBtrtncicE SO It t east oi'L&SSp/Vomapecantelmdoftte
cry of* aSstiMt-^JoU oaths southstJa. tof./ <-a U1 aicaue and
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POL. XLVn. NSW YORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1850.
'PUBLIC 8A1/F.S.BY F o S i s S S - f A P S o S o t t ,
•Stara No 41 Srestd Etroot.
PUBLIC SALES.
aaperiuTjsi Black Bombss'nea, fine to surer ow ah- ijf'O ?o!or9 tlous *l8 Lajoas. oi so j?e*
iirn.«.he Ce’d Billth Ao»»«<«ia U rioria
). tscaoveJ fci cja-
I D-jt'h Balbaas B tots, t
STATED SESSION OP THE BOARD OP ALDER | hijniting ths place of haldin; the polla of tlie election dis* MEN, Tuesday, Oct, 8, i encta of the JJUh ward, and also appoJntlBg inepeclore ,
{ConcIpded7 j therefor, wiueh was postponed on the 7th inst.
NO. 18 NMAE p i n e ST.
m Ar d ®: LIST, iCZE BED YESTMpar.
Ship W DHowah, Jack, Liverpool, Doaftsiri Ss Diiaon- ^SB IP E D T E ST £SJ)A S’,
hfe^ope,'ApAftois ,«ii^ ^ v b io a - iiio two Attest iinw eriofc t o d i ^ ia g ^ j,f { to
htijthoyo
coloici P'ta’a attd tcltid'nj s-jaoof
■'iiortlSE? of’parw Lroz end Sijaare Bioche
\XZ:.2suporu Tia ty. ( Jit
[“ SiMsfiz;:
j uu * .1 '''' ■3 '.fj u:gj« 1>A ‘‘t
' -r 1 core on 'he nckhwc-t corner of 11 It avenue and E9th StOfS Oymer of ExehaitgO PlaCO and WilUaia Stiaotl. 1 i. am o: 1;V , in the >e.at o ' tl,« aliovc cn ttw noi th t-rta c. n
i1 . e«t*ar.i.n» tt> w”h?n l-*t r.f |».*h
€si liilEi5rfS ;|...nnebcht rhacnttrc-ri... Nr'r^'rto'foe Uuc1LTR?v'er "'’vsn. Shnwh- KT--' •■aanne'.iy e.-d t.y" all want, plain and— - cLiui k.Pf* • M'ne “iw h.T»i«*8 t>» Ib fCU'«>'®’»'ton.
a fsov »be waf** ri::bt in t> of ;iu- entire i-fODerty e.i:ef-t}. A?»f .! 0 ® 4 ••'i i. j .<c*1 .ugh ?i.Iofetl s.juo « s’mww. a” w >o 'D3 cat »o ^ p im avmne. th? eTt^nor line of tHp m’v :«« art! ’rr^ h“-»v/
La-*'"-'"'- 'tnbracme a ware, hunt ol ahaat A-. 4 I r:^,'!:*±.™':;j?.,'^.aV.'"Ti 'iM.-Tcn an4*h»3rc»;Anpr-’ R^iobai.'iMr.r !,#. f rnK-^re^Y
e rear ol me ato.e. Z-> hr Mi it.
Sea lesil notice in Coni...'cia'c!. ’’
Esa.(.•he«>pu» street—Thvi two ,ot!n gf hn.'?. with theht?fl4msrs there-
f* Q thefearcjiu^T ft II.
^Supronif&mt-L’nJeHb^^S Sr'*’' ' h .e rOn.
j', ... wt'? b n {L’an • I • ‘-fth.
- r t.m .T l / . n i
ef***ri*»»l no 6100 not‘ aywarr.3Ca.alojues an-1 ’'‘ ■
...n KfarreUitoinx r.i.iatha, lor apL’mved eatlin«.Oii uoi&a'futioatcs pnd temples
i.f i’lwioti end l)■>ll.c-•:,;;rLT:j:;fcTno‘!;.“yuo•*e> on the mom. .tr ots .’o
Store No. 13 William stra
iiBiTIt’H. t f t?
' _ _ _
Cb ialoeues and sumu';«jj" ' t-a n iiS f t;
«OT:5» E ? ^ \lv ® £ S 2r“*CnW ..*uesui-l >:iil-p'k. ■•0 T." m.Tn.-B ol .-i.e______ -
Stcf^^N-j. lo3 P to i!s tree t
camloeeas and -m e - --n IJ a of rot.
firndJeuc, anil sumbl-s wi "> * •
4 at u<»»su-4 !*«'• ‘••m
B ; H ; ? , d ' M . ' o ' l l . K i ; T - i u N E . .fcJtorc 3S coroerjjif Pmo at
tx. % : the pi..rt!.jii i torn
;,'i:'T:>;r'-'I u*‘jIo£eu83 ii>- on ti'O mornmr o! ta.e,
A'.ni. D» i ntiJp" ••! I) 4
uitl I t w. ’-by ihe a tcn*n?n <*t the tm ’e
•m.
LVotb iJ'.nv 8. aiitl oUier uJi au«i c ’j'iy aittch-'S lues*
S i 1s 5S ^ E ? ““r ' ''V c' y. Vi . i : . i h r l e , " ^
I ronze an'l orfi,fll« scm.t; c»J v.bk!j at uf very
iC C. AoeUoneerS' orr'?-53 Brna'Jwey. nonff'’ne« ti sf.
u... j > h,. «- ji..» II; i.-i . w* y. -f> { F .. n d e?' w ■•■ • ••<»'• U ’.* fo« * 11, jrid al 00.1 toevety Urns •.; I. * '••■eolbwstfir.'S es h»re>'.-.io
t'-..;..a No ;- V.'a!! at., opto; IcN jw oi f • H 111 fi!’. V» '• VP .1 i n 12 n'l « f ai *jn p talCI o!
0,-.. c*it-fi.* t,’r?»e» he » ..•• ■ ;5 -,- ,i.A.»..,fca «4«» 5“' £* “ »♦ S ut* &"* )•• ■-»« rrivfebacitv' Eli
thau&e. A I olWLtaifi m »i.. • »»
o.u No :• V/a|J at,,opi.€^: toN jw cs
senne'i, 0.1 kUK r.n.i «*va» giais. rarc'tfUt.iri lusiituiai.
Al 1: i o’.-ioe«'r.'l iii« tiilv’n *« m, ,%o*< VVu" ‘Uvet
MitfKtTs ij«*. .ieskt* e- r.»"» t * !i,j, ,, r«>u’e.bhr*o. ‘ojreihpr .«i-iiL Jin ,.rjo*tm2u; nf 2imH« tirirf htniiChoKi luintsbtnir» •••{■■'.. i.L*.amuo t.-isnpw hu ■. r ■»«U. st .O’Is'sIa. cUiefcs.»rir/vrn.Uc«u^^^ afabuilcr ciraa
At Un>h ck n» lbeoni*». .n runm.r^d ;m '..n ;'n -m t'a js p . i : i 1.
rjL. .Itttu tMi ■ . .-. fi .tiv -e i-* 'T p'm’tr.c i-ail, X'.: «. • t It ■ r .-'j *6 t> ».ps‘ .,.-tery, - . f»e
,t , -rv 3r}» 8 1 rLL- I Uor V .:iio r. 1 ebarub..,n .nu r *^woo. j,.
A* H ft • hn’k 1*L* r. ■••• ' -Oil* Nik'* f I t*.\"r r*4- 'h^ ; kTrrn'/4-ouU%Je,'' Kc-i',
M f c II, W snt'f rer uij.l M i r.-i p ..*•■►1- -s- ^ffi-i. t'u o II V I n.'. I *n Ihick. Impe' *'
hr V*’. lintl i*<if Int}. Hf‘fr-,f<iW. &el* »ri W f r . Pi. \\ me < o f.mtie Jure. Tob'e i?* pe
(•i ►*.IIfy*l >5rnt3rrA, H,,i.n»jrl li»n. MnU Whi.^key, .Tam . “ ^ 7 w ^ '’V,r1:t;S’?5’d‘joVhS'Sl^s^af:;.Sr cm cena.ne aijki \v. .rai/.ril.
-IT PnrVATS SATiEO. ,1 'ic uj. • ey 11 !-• . '. ■ V Jr' a* i-;ai4*. vt'iv » crVrl .f.,! tiro U I i'1 til t.'..r»,(-i' ' OKf *r L, ’10-', I’ J imcat t l '’i"n.vv h
L. (r. ('iirrl.-ipt.a, Actc.ii-Bocr BV jA flO l! S i'l.A T T ,
ilii.*lwi.fs. Crc^Ucy. nr 1 • leo-.wni AcjttonitaiJ f onti,,”''ivr 4-t'"-'’hcr.t
Alahit-a K'wro.'Jil ‘ -fracTOfl.G i3.■MOSO iV .i)-. 14 “"
A. •'* • I' -* ■ .4.' * A- -«ii 1* nnai.fv.are, <\ e y. T u-y ii •• &•’.— !» fr.ieSf 'opr u n , , v.'fi, •«<•».•. r r i a. . ;f.rj. f ‘’‘r cintuo-•.* • l
- ‘ o ■ ■i-'-l-f t* e for’, ityt i*.’ ' ’ n!r «{ioo(<8, iron nq«tu’». rrr;w, 1 ,r , j.Lult-o,, nnd tra?s. wnitora nai! fc . rayB.LIkI liiih*. g*M*8* . 1. i» 4oC *r*., fj i®. -r , 4i ■
A'J ’., « ' lo.v.j i< -I * i‘e>A’-'i. 1 enif*, 2 Uitt y.- linn v .ry cor b.Guns. i*» 0 8. It.rk* U 'AI«,.a..o..a..,.^.My.i^«v^d_^. ■
A Kli’ oa i n«»n“ of I) ufi«i ' ’’ H-oiualj! ^um,” » j !p.-n. •..nait'r.l'y nn hnml. nf two
I S I f E iS s S S S s s i ;■::/
And II IS roa-'s the especiaJ du«y of all magistratee aral po. lo. fclh;c£B ui caoso the ajreat and Je cpUon of a'.! per- »<H9gai ty ol piolauogifce f-rovisio/o of Uiis ordinance” whicii W4$ aiiu|’ie'4 f>n a 'liviaton:
U faai reSewed con-ract Vat tepamtif? hoaso of Hose Co No 3j , wuh rcGoJu.• ufuak r J Q»i uJ'tui >!.a: tti I jcfriiulun ol iiec liufiJr*'f mJwcbty UgliaraUiuiefur, vi'tiich wagadepted on a dtvisioi:,
rhaw, c .’iik, Ba^d, Detamater and Frankan—H. Negctuvu-Aid. B ail-l.A m'jruuii atiou was tcc<
k'tiur wuiten ordmancdtof . iiML, Fi« No. 43 N. R. ti j*»k •. J . a divxston, vji:A fit , mauve—am . Grif?m,
;, wr Ptesidcui, A;d Simd;“ A .he street cemmis-lo.'.ei II, afijwer U)rcauiuUunrolcrru,gtohim;/cu:ioaUQ.
Vtr r mmlaurseiiient uf CoS’S m acuou of ejectmcMui<U3i c*t-c u ia Mayor &G. wlucU was rcjerrud tp the CaU'-Lc'l 10 the ct/f|A»raUon.5 f| tn ftiocaao ol uio c rponijiou vs. Gcmi S'^rm, rclatiuve to pier I ,ti; of Bank p'^wi^h reaolunon auUi'jrtsH a Uie comp tr-u'er locouip’y pan ol ibo corjiora’ion wiib said awaiu aisj poy dtc suiiis lucuuuned tiierem, aJs»(hat the co-i.^ ua aa hvr*a.-J to prepare t.he leas'fs mef.uvneii u* Sat-] atvaid, wuir’i was adopted on a dlviehu., viz:
Tne C‘ti let Engineer presented the returns of appoint- meut ai d rcciguatiun'r m ibe E'lre cteportnienl lor itie monUioi Auauat—which weie coi.firm-sd and the expui.
SsplWIpp1.1II 4i I. (>’o No. 3, wore lelcrrtd to couimntee ou I-’iio
Ala Gtiffi
s S £ ^ » S ^ s ?
y ^ g °g S s |’£ l ^^
ti II if.e iilaiipuiat i.icce ol prouai Uii cd, ami Liulo Water etrceis.
Uu moueu diC lurmci itLiiori of ihiarBuatd was adhered
Adjjuri/ed to 'Jlh inot. at 5 o’clock.D. T, v a l e n t in e , Cierk.
faTATED bESrlON OF THE BOARD OP ALDER-
2 ,1:
m i f i S iir/iiipfeF'cro No, 14 P la tt I
M jjgga-S ^ ^
At Id n-c, .eh, a A l ^ a ^ .L |J g . |7 j ^ 1 l k ’9“broadway. eer S.41C ofDun'ap’s great incred bAtoiicet naintini of Death on
"rISiliisi....
iflfSstiaS
psipsSSf. ^| i i p s £ E S S t a a “2«
. Oder to the saic.- ih^etioQ. cewest siyia.
to , for Bala l y ^XIA51 T HICKS & CO ,
, 14? And 161 Front Btrett
ELVET^.Sei.
B Y ^ S i S w 4 4 ”S ‘» . N T ,Ktora 51 ^ a v o r street.
S i ire aornerof "*11!
sllfSP='’€P"‘_______ __________
‘.giiaucoes aodsamiilea on me mutmng cl sale
■r e VIRNNA
;9i all wool ch.iieo designs and tigoies. super or quality btoche
sirs'!? ,CatafosSs atd samniea on rte inonuee of sa la.
S=tS- ^
Ph •M»^Y...............C m le i ;> 1 o « ^ V " k ; ’'
A.8.—Ai 1 j.f oi« cs. .i rri3«n»ryof A.O. Gfl’o JVir 8 msf. M ■, « *;'Ans. A.* coap^iJ ug
___________ ItiRWttUgtM *,
CT Sico. appMved ect’orsed mites
1.4 m,jnThs pv.re!i;0. aiigrtved en.leriBi] nute .
s .S ;? 3 i6 V o g ;tc 2
StcTO 204 BroadwaylM er-RwiTomenU.*Ca*b adrsnftfts madn uuon all er-o*
iWiSMiS^SRfs
' ■*.'and a,i bj i>rewi jfas vtcJuajc* prompUy Bsecoted,
C A E il i lG u is s ^ A S lT H O H S K 8 > O K. .............. ^ r^ ,;-^ V a [c °^ fr 'L -/r .- irh l-g ^ ° eC ufLaads high, 0 and 0 years old teund and knul Priev $£w0 ‘ .\liO. a carriage and a Rcekaway wagun. but little used Islay tie seen at the stable. 195 9th slrect
en^b.^er. ^
Cook, BatJ,
luai) Ol.d &HpiL PSTniiiNiJ
■-V i/»Vc >'. a . i.., b. Vftt'u 2d aud 3d A>ei,u lUltrlet. t'» (Joti . k .j u.ieei.if«.
Ay v.iur,*!.,:: PtiiM ui gi ITevuv biornu and o.hcr.^ lo havucrusU’ii Aaict pipits lo d in :,S.h eucci, i.oin 21 ig 3J Avtb.ie lle!0m;dbj < n» f.n AtiucJLCt Di'parUi.ent.
Hy Ai 1 a i.aw - i:i •, c J N.jab.jM LawiCi.^e, .ui cwi- i. f ,.,. fi i.ix. lUieried lu Fuiat'Pft C*»m
Uy A •! < f uj ii,a 4 —Pckit'iiH ul VVi,i. W, D.m kfei—ie»*f five !■•»<..V uk«t Horn Jainea O Buen at U,e tune i f I: A arrcii .arcvry,ty tho polico, Rclcfiud lu Com on
K/ the t.imc-Pwki: Jb ol li.Ujict Boatev.ch aid othc.-a, lo 'a 8*YYe' t,. Btuciii &Ueei, iMm Bioadway t * a jioyit »'t;iweea Wooster uuU lliomi.'Sgn eiteeis, Uoicficu to Cor I .inhewCiS.
B» Aid H ‘y« - Pe'i’iCnj ol Mif h'A"a 1 E g'tie Cgm; any N«» ''i u* bH,ve then E- gme ie{,aircd< Referred to cooi.
U« ciird u) «--iiii. '»f I ne De iriuieii’.By A.d. iiaws-Pk5«d»« n vi iCBidtinia of Grand otrec .lad
Vi- Yicinicy, i^t a uew C impaoy to do i cated at ihe L-.-**; i markei oi u vicu*ity. Uelerred to coni, oci Piro He*
li> A J Frail},!".-Pedtioii of Win. C. Ferrmo, for con* ira:t i > pave Bo-adwiiy itum Doa« a»ueci to Fourtceiuh
. v» .hil Uik' c.u.biiiaii n pavcuic..t. Rc.cired to com.t.'i
B> A'>*. Dt^lamaui-Pcuauu oi ciuzcrio ol iho 16ih Wti.-J, (or ftu ir.crcaM ol PoUcemou ui euid Word. Roler-
lls fJ£^,ISi'.z;iirBUee's Relerred inc«m on Fumm-o.
Willi lorry privtU^eg to runa ierry to Brooklyn, also lor a^ T ita 'ilia £ ro ^ rr’c r s r 'r ? .7 \ lv ^ i :A ‘ .{ r^ rsL r j , t“rfoiat Ihe expiration ol ilib prceciit It-J8. Baforred w
By’the came, i'Ktion ot C. A. Cadin and otherato haveLivii.esum Piaeo boiwccn 15iu atd 17ih eirceta, regulated '7 y ^ ‘ s r " ^ e 1 f 1 ? o : r ^ lU ^V ^eatonaad others, to liavc aeseBuuient list lor sewer in Third avenue conccied.Ri-Icrred to Cummittee on Assesamenis.
By Aid. bimtb, remoneiraiue ol Barter and-CIearman ai J • Hhcis relative lo tile length of lima lor extending pier
VVhe’rsupoii Aidtjauth presented the following preamble
wi.l 00 aaetuus injury lu trade and comuieice m that sec-' uMolvod, That the Street Commissioner enquire of the muactor for exleiidms pier No. 4-1 Noriti River ou what
" OuH^ve AUl. Pcauklm presented the loltowir g resolo- uun which was adopted viz:a n ^ 7 7 ? " o l , / . t t r daij c efticr* ol an AUsniiAji of the 3J ward^ in p'ace of
SulJlY’aa .Aiderruan Smuh pruented the loUowing rcsoluaoa
TMEBS.a i r s o s i s <& C o .
ion district
•mg resolutionwlpciwue ■ ■w i t ;Cumiiiic0iui;er he Uiiecu'^Al jfr'rnan'concif in presented the following resolution
s s s r ”A uaiioaii D SO presented the following reaaluuon.
micrioi.tr, wilU-re mtii plank, which was adopted cna Fruit and O.-mftc."-J - - jr bhrab-j, UoStS, -Ad.:i!a''i Griffi ,, D t to , Wc-d, Oikfoy,
■i?:'--’ ..-*-?'??' ■: X .... ........... . 1„to am^uars tL» ch'Uk --bvi u . . . U ! Vy la t-ge qn*«3* ^ • -t!tiag and tf. dfule*- veiy ttrifty T r . - ae re iu :e j pric-3 A tn i..ta( ■.. la m f reBcmcd ho torffwine* rcsolufion
Panamn. Aug, I4tti, 185. In addition to the above the tmdgtsigned oiler a re
ward of fifteen per cent according to their eeparate in-tetsstft, on such parts or the whol-' of tho packages Insured by them, that may be recovered cf tbs thieves and delivered to either cf the subscribing Insurance r.ompa- nles Id the f tty of Sj ew V ork. The anm stolen appears toes Id the f tty of Sj ew V
ive been about $3ihCQQ THE ATLANTIC MUTC
NEW YORK INSL^S^C E CO .by T B Sattwthwaite. V. Pres
■UAL I.VSUBANCE CO .
4L INS CJtci^R Joaa , President.
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‘‘*Re^Wed, That said plans and specificaUoM berefened the feuowmg resoluUon
hich was refencd to tho commiuee on sirceis.
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•feeente-J the following tesoluUsn
_ y , Hiram A Maynard----------------- ------------stcocdelecaon district,
o«ll*',IWK'!!'££j:".‘,gSg2«banie,8!h.aye,.Q«ci48th st,ai>a the poll* of the eecond
.. - . ----------------- ’ beheld at th* house of L, D.
to take up the rtsoiQUecs d<-
|SpS5HIHipSSSS‘be referred to the commiuee on finance—which was aS % .<
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UI lu.iir lufemii/ ibe uumion of TUdb! Cfulwalloilerjtot
S'iSS"; 'i?;i!“uss„if;j-n?“s .‘; w ,S : “•Trisrl;‘. ;:Sl'r.ISS:pT«2s'.“ip„.6 Tne cotmniuea on asBcssments prosemed a report ad verA fo the fiBtiuon of JohuMurphy to boiellevcd rrom an assojament for sewer in 3Stii street, wliich was adopted ami the jiaperq ordered on tflu.
S H £ Z S ? = H “?2 S stho sewer built In 4'h street, which was adopled and thei.ar‘t»rB ordered on fi’o."
Tao coinrauieo on acscssm
B committee on |d ic e presented a report in favor of
■ii bill Chariee concurred fn^nm S a i bill ^*l a division, vjz:
!1Xf. ”-e:/s'JtSLa?'Br! otin the discharge of his duty, which wa • adopled on a di-
Ol laying a cross walk across *4adidDA street, opposite the Rutgers Fe*tnale Institute with an ordinance tharofor,
3 S S I f S i « s S ^BmiOfi. DeUmater, and Pranlrlm—14.
Cist Comimuceon R-Jods prosciueJ a report *n favor of
T r i f o " r £ r p r e s e n f o d ;l5*iCominuing all proceedings in tiie matter of opening 2d
avenue, ai>>ve I23d sUeei Waich woi adopled.Tuecoiummee on Lamp3«tGaa presented a Report in
uvoi Ol li^mtitig Barrow Street between Bicecker and Bed*
Jj8n«|en-Jalv 7th, lat 29fh. !on 146 41, Loudon Packet, of FH. date, off Cape Horn. Napoleon, of and (or Nantnoket. 14C3
[Piora.” end ‘‘ Paving etfeots,” committee ou Pinatico and direct
Aidenuan Deianiater moved that this board now adjourn, which was carried.../r;.ru-?ss-ds;;Sf“r s » ^ ^
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BOARD OF ASSISTANxTLtiVRMfiN-STATED 8ES-
me.nl tisu lur grautofi 4za siteei* end also sin evsnua Adop-
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’oil. 1st DUtiiet, be held lUd with gas, from >e !a8pcctc.r of Elec-
vecent lot No. H «ih street, be fcned la .-
jativa-lrat. Aid. Haley, Boyce, Sands. Ward, and Ro-
tWHD 43d ac
"*fKnn«tiT*-Th* P M ^nU Haley. Me*
'nr»i^, la ds fm Sydney. CB, wjlh 3, of Belfost. im PfokacUpbia, with
withs.:nd
i s i s t s i s i s s i s : : : . - : * ” '’
•asJstoFtt Rsihess,, theian«.o£; Dojiinatk, hhd .iho torii 4uihr««B'feeoa«Si»«reisaAh their poasosaions jit. SemwigL%)lM9?-ftoisaossessiohs iaHokieia, th6y-Whr<fTtaiW.M«r4fe9Gfs^^ :
The Kinghf iajptin w a jf^ .|£ » « i -op|<>r-:trinity to espelthji Gjotioj^ivaefsozaiSeWailh^^ stein, and, in 1679, Ife cohnaer®eA«;gAin w h T ,s^ - Sweden, asd called npoa. t-he fioie oi OfUorp to ; assisthfitt, which the laiter rofnBed. . The i£in^ of Demnarii thea hiolse into the Inadsof. thoiG-otilip’
TVEUaLEMEN.
oyer incorporated as a piece torn from-; injuria temporum.” | '
The states gave him homage, and declared in t oath of allegiance, " ih a l they would be .hnto and bis ^successors, secundum temtem hgk regia:, loyal, devoted and obedient.” This act of jhon done 9 th of September, 1721, has boon the spbj< violent dfoputo ; and we shall retntn to It hereafter, as Denmark aow principally rolioB upon tho* gnaxan- L-’enmarK ws tecs of England and France, givoninl720. |Wosteri)r boe^catt^t than examine srhat the meanipg of those gnaraatees suffered "thi‘ was and is. i
The “ Lees regia'''(ilPmcLSxk. having been men-' tioned, wcwUI briefly state the import of it. ' Juj660, • a eon ■ i revolution took place in Denmark, through which tho old reign of nobles tvas overthrown, and the crown, wb'ch h&d been heretofore electoral, Jrasi made hereditaiy ’n the king, aad the royal powe was made absolute. This Jaw, which estahljshod th succession of the Danish throne also in the female
, and made the kh g ahsoltito, was made laments I law of the khigdoihin 1665, aiid ca
sucoessirecognized as such throe times—namely, thC;CJottorp Use; in 1633, by the yoaegef? (royal) line J and, finally, in 1690, by the royal linoj More-;
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References;Messrs Eaa.NARD, Cuavis SCO., I
AmoYR. EsOjEsq., jMessrs. E. D. BbibhYm k Co., Boston.
J. H. R*bti,e t i &Eosf, Now BedforA SittPBi, NiGHimoinE, Esq., Providence.
Mr. W. L. BAKER, 165 Maiden Lane, No-wYork, wIUattend to tho shlycnent of Slerchsndise consigned to COOKE, BAKER St CO. For patOcalar information ap- ply to_________ A- R . ENO. 74 Broedwsy. anlB eod,jp a A M B K B ];iA IR ds JFHSiLPh, W 3 F r o n t K . % J offer for sale—
S a ltp e tre -600 hagsSapar Wood-6000 pieces % -Ginger—£000 lbs, dryHides-SOhaleSiBnffypHides—SO bales. Cow hides Goat Sktas-2 bales Gnnny CIothv-30 bales Ganoy Bags—172 bales Juts Heinp - fiOO bales
The above landing from ship Arcoie, flrom Calontte.
S t o w W 03AVE YOUR BOOKS.
Sfn.i«, Ohio, S ot- 27th, 184B1 ;. C. Herring— - -iT Rir—A short time since enr weichotise, m i
otnere, was humedfandheinstroable to ge t ou t the sal we purchased Of ycn last (Trlng, j£ was so badly *0Mt« feat the hrasi knohnn the im i was mdtqd off, and the oatsideof tLe safe verymueb sprung, so ranch *o that, ireare (iftMddo t^ R sg a J tt tp ii like oraesI,*hohia Cpe occur, e l^ngh It aia na exceUeat service on thitoccasion,
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that of Adolf the dhqal(»i Gottoip iin!^ji»ia IheiEtofi-: i denoeiot Gottorp. Aiaottght thwo wrera .now 4wor i
i»=Hs:fr3s 5r2SStflhe appointed; oBcersanAmiaS^-^*^-' ’I»^SoaefSehte^g w i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ t m i YrbM
c h o se » s ie r* u n « o s B o r ,,* a ^ * rh o ^ - i^ ^;siijat«a « . F e ^ l I f „ OOMl*,&4D«fc. A i mfrederii*, j6»d«C l«w.
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f TjHg’ EVEJiriNGpost.
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sition to, each other. . . .GhsxiesS., of Sweden,'favored the
and matried a da’aghfcer of the Gottorp, entered mto a oloset alRamoo with hiia- , war agaihsb D.Snm#rk| and. -jy^ victonous^ and by the. peace of JKocskUde, te 16-55, Deamar^ lost all
• possessions; beyond t i e Sonud, and the pnohy of: ileSwiK became soveredgn, and fe
Sa lTTf, r r « « « H & th e tw o
iU*eiS, farmed
iredga, and fees from aefeodal
0‘-n p .incss ,.theiai^of Donnmtk^ Aad,fec^G^^ o a J m ^ h r f l n i y . ^ , : r ^ € & & { ^ i
cflho wholA.of SohIeSwig.Hoistom, and’hoped, this time to keep ihe whole of Scflileswig, and for |ihis par-? pose adopted a moaBaro which has boon‘recenliy! brought into controversy anew.
W o have stated before, th a t fee K ihg of ilenihark,as Deko of Sohleswig, pdC-sesssd a, portion of thiaduchy, the other por|,ion‘1>aing h e ld iy -the'G ottorpduke. During the Danish oconpation of Schleswig,■ '. mentiohea, .tho King calicd^ throngh a patont of
of Ajignst, 1721, tho states of .the duoaj portion of Schleswig to FlenSbUrg, and reipiirea of .them to do him homage as Duke of SchlcSwig. Hojdeolarod- inhisletter patent, “ thatho had united fee dneal portion of Schleswig withhis-ovm,an4had ^he same for over inooiiporated as a piece toih from-his crown,
hs wM bottniby the o ^ i ^ s t i f e W ^
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no leg^ effect,
We stated before that Denmark, in 1713, ^ookpos- the failof
ex regia” of the Danish M ngj a A been mentloMd, i t would bft of
session of the whole of Schleswig. After th( Charles X ii. Sweden gave up the protection Gottorpdino, and oifered peace under the me of England and France. Denmark had united the
igly and ducal portion, and had determined to keep ats, but the Duke of Gottorp refused to give ilaims, and thereupon the. two'mediating pow- igland and France, guaranljoed to the Kmg Cf
Demnatk, the peaceable possession of th a t, part of Schleswig on which the duke had claims. Tjio guarantee of the King of England read thus; “ Ea-Ma jesie Britarmique promet ets'obhge, pour soi fies here- tiers, etc , a E aM ajeste le R di deEarmanare, etc., de Itii guaraniir et canserver dans -am possesion eott- tinucUe et paisible la partie DucaU. d a A tche . de Sleswiek, laqudle L a M ajeste JJanoue a .etitrc res mains, et de ladsftndre le m ieux possible cohire tw s et chacun gui t& cherait de la trembler." T he Fzenob guarantee of U th of June, 1720, read thus,: maintenir le R o i de Denmarck dans lapossessioi ble de la parte Eucate dudit Xhiehs.”
From these guarantees one has attempted to )]|ratr le conclusion that England and France hadguaran-
k the pres listreaty. .It is, imptions. I t has been
however^ easy to refute spoh been said on the p a rto f Denmark,
the above guarantee, the King a nd Grown of Denmark onlyhad been mentioned ; bu t i t is a well; known custom th a t, between two h ig h ooptrseting
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lotor ofbimselfinitas King of England. Uut, mpreover, the King cf Denmark could not, as snob, roMjve the guarantee of a possession in a country in wbioh he possessed nothing.
by EnghNor was tha t p a rt o f SoUesVTig guaranteed to him.;;
)h he already possessed.;)uke of Schleswig-Holstein—Sam'ety, Ms royal
n, which nobody* disputed j but (>nly tWduca! n, to Trbicii tiio Gottorp doke? ha^ a clalta> ^
and hence the words, “ la'garantie du IMch^ di Slestoick,” must necessarily have a diSerent- inter-: pretation. Wo have already seen that th(k govern'‘ ment of the duchies 6f ScidCsvsig-HolSteiii'was, by Jaw, one and indivisible, and that the same ifiis oarried on ’ by both icigni^- houses—fee royal and ^ o a i—-in ■ *
and that each had oertaind'Btriets|ti.eitI duchy for its reVonne, etc. By this gaaramcse -now,-
of Soh’eswig was given to the royal Fne,83 represented by the King of Denmark, EOjtl
’ hold their ducalrepresented by the King o loal Gbttorp lino should bo longer hi
m in Schleswig. “ ’
telengingteSchleswig. The bfshopai plied to George i. for assistanoe, who thereupon, by a : rescript datecfSfc. Jamca.Bd December, 1720, ordered, bismiaiBtertoatafo tieDenmaikj “ t&at « iwas wei
ind:acanisikons,alI With Its feferaand mat-could x^eive no '
greater right ihah the preoeding p o s t e r |had hadthere in; th a t 'fee guarahiymentionedKidnptnxtejiAfurther, and Jf the island. Femern d’-d belong to Schleswig, fee same cpnld not he understood Othm- ri3sem n *savb ju re(ertim ^ * tprw -
And King George 1. iro te agsSn to hisminfeter a t fee Danish Court, on the 2rtli of January, 1721, |o declare “ that- we do.-not nuderstand-fee guaranty given to the CroWn of Denmark, in refarSmie to ®e ScMeemg affairs, In any other way th a n ln r ^ d . , to fee Jnia, which the rCJgnipg Dukegnf Holsiisim Gottorp had had lu Sohlesitrig, tdva-am "cajiiscunquetertii."
i t is evident, therefore; that not Ihewlmie ( rf th f duchy was given to Denmark, but only the n l^ ts wbich the Dukei of Gottorphadhad, so that in fatnre fem dukeshpuH nottakepartih common J w ith m king in fee government of Schleswig, The portion wHoKfeeKJng of Donmark alr«idyBOw«i»*^
law of Btsppre^on bo alterea by reoeiringAlso fee)ilp9x^hy“Mtv64inninoJurecuJttt^n'^icrt(t.
T b a t DenmarJt, .f^ feeHm oi u n d o r s ^ d
etpie of fee law of nations, fes^old ^M$i«s bftwafe naeorutfeat havebeen a t war wife each ofeer; not
agamiWhtob:rosoiutign,;howov:6r,a;dressm*kerofhia; CDurt hasmade-htm to hreakspi wo, have just l*wm- ed;-bat this IS a margatiema^rage, and if he ahosdd havolssuc vRthhcrjJtwoplA.no^ olter.the atiateoC affa’ts. JIe'iB,ffei?icfortiy fe f lte t desoondant offe* oldesltmaie JinO oE.fee;;hqnie,ftna nponiisdeafe. fee Duke of A-ugustenburg wRi by law suoceod hlSuhithe Bathies x>f SeWe3wJg~BoIsteia.
Onfee28fe Jadhary, J ^ ; . a patent was iuned in whioh theKingdeclared, that ne intended to give a -oonstitution to hiS; realm.. The government in DenmaVk was amabsojutembharchy sintia 1660; fee duchieSdiaa always had -^Ate», but . these had not
- called together nnoe}71B, and the people had red*. thH breach Of feeir ooastitutlon; >n 18Si
cweVcTji they -had revived again provinciaVstates, at-bachdaohy-separate ones.Themtehtion of feC king was to give a oonitife-
tlon M oommon.foris»th DojPmmlcianS'fei: DafeSss, , if this Jaw oou’d be-csEed a coMtitution a t y i , wliek aid notglvofee states -the-right -te oo-operate in makingiawB,. but merely fee Tight ef oo-o^at'ng *n fee change -of taxes, and vikea lavrS uriJ '^3saed re- gatdmg both fee Duchies .and Donmaik. “ The provincial, states, which had orly a- deliberattVo power, were to oontTune as befom: B ut more
' ^poft'ant was fee statement, feat foi-w oobmon imre- M consideration,” of them.......
foi-a oobmon imre mstitotieW a num semble inCopsnha-
e - . , -------- „ -.e-„en'-,men f-om Denmark, and eighteen ’’•■Om the DaomeV.'who shouldbe choseirhy- the nrov’ucMetates PomthOirmidst. T hb measurobrOugat matters Jo a criss, and; w si fed toming-point of the whole oontest. -
But, to nuderstand fee positien of thedOTerehtpar- tiesActitg amongfee-meoplo both fe Denmarit and fee;DncTueS,lti5^ * — .........
) meet i.o.v -l.-----itlve in HniSgary for fee i___ahsoluifflyneoessarytopnder- and tenacacieseffeo pbities,
ifeht into fee strange events _ , during the last'fetes years-
first narty was tho bureaucratic, one Which reted sE feosame tinm-feearlstooratioand fiynw-
fiC elements-; a t the head of it w aafee. nfinister Cierstecl, fee best jurist, of Denmark. The centre of he arlst-ooracy was Landgrave ‘William, of Hesse, srothor-in-Iaw of KlngGhHStian VitI.,'and:GoT«aor )f Copenhagen,, married:to the :king’# nster Chas- otte, whose eon, Bnnoe Frederick, , will ascend the ihfone after fee preSeht Kibg Fredcriokyil.
Tho ESoond & fee naSonarorBcandinavan party, whaesma into existenoeabo.utfee hegii!v*nrof fee reign Qf Ghvistiaa YIII, (1 ^ > ) »bd whose W ie t Is OrraLfemaon. This p a r^ placed fee natlone! and
idealistio notions, vfehont.haTing. ^ ^ t ie a l nerve
Tlroaewere the parties in Copenhagen,^the seat of all political Pfo in Denmark, wnioh auaftoouats ©ne- tenfe of .fee .Whcjo popalatibn tof ihekingdom, via: 120,000 inhabitants- , -
The ednservative party was in favor of holding on 1 both' Schleswig and HoDteiu, but th© national
party raisedfeoir banner wifefeObattie-ory, “ Dert-mark to fee Eider,” Rnd would lave BOthing to dowith the r est of Holstein, because i t w as bejond »?1------- - -------- njjjJ_______________________ jt, bind they h iled anything. GermanfeojBOie, because fee German element bad hadsnoh aulnfluonpeon fe '
fe» G erm an------- ___________ -----------------------a tyrwnioklmisrule-whioh pervaded all Gsrmsuy-
Bnt both these parties were violentty opposed t© the government sohemft Of tlnis quasi ©onstitatiob, *‘-e one hecause both duchies were to h* ineiuded,.
id because these should have fee same iniinber ©f repreSontativas nii the kingdom proper; and fe# de- mopfatio party, .because feifi ao.-ioanod ^ U d t t io n was, in faeWuo <mnktitntipn a t all, a s l .uf rightsworegrantedto the people..
.T.U. ...s,!- BchMaeoffee JSug was* 'f e lT f e e f
fea t thby shbold demandw .ssj^nfte ©mw^tiou&r
out h^s .original plan. ' Suddenly fed mcmrahle Iwehty-lo.urfe ©f February ©,amb,trithiti, montentous constunences.®or aJlEcrope. On fee LSth-of March, a deputation was sent ftom Schleswig-Holstein to pepenhaven, to deiaaiidthat ihe-etales pfboti du
dnoWwfUrfeer-Daaiih,
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