New-York tribune., 1841-05-06
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


Postns,,erS.
GEORGE H,Lr Mt Broohlyn. New-lork
SYLVESTER Il. Lyman. a; Portland Maine
Join $. S;7nrcr, formerly Postmaster at Baltimore ""d
Editor of the Americans Turner asd Turf Register mas been
selected as Third Assistant Postmaster General.
More Deta.tar The y 0. Bee Of the 9th uIi, says
m ,yo new EXAMPLES G; e,cation have been discovered
in one OF the baniipg institutions tha ci'y The denu
err occupcd the Office, bookceper ond receiving teller
The suns distracted are said to reach $4,000. Its said
TIA; they have left the city.
john Esslend ha. been appointed Flour Ins2eetor for the
civ of Ricin nd Va in place Edward Walls. deceased
He ha. been for eleven year, Deputy Inspector under Mr.
Walls
FROM TxxAs-By the arrival Of the steamship Nev-York
Capt Wright % hours ru Galyes;es, NC have rcceivod
napcr- the 2lth Inst.
Thc French .atr Sabine ared 4; Galveston on tn od
five DAYS from Pensa ola
Col John 5 Eyan. u highly respectable citizen Of Texas,
died f days His remains were Lorne to the tomb
by procession and we're buried with military
h.rors
The Houston Telegraph denies that Texas has agreed
nav England az her part OF the Mexican debt; the
{ 600 600 and adds that any such stipulation made.
have been session and c,aid not have tran
spired. IN o. Bee Apri! -
Tie Races ef YestcrSay.The second days went
off we'll each heat in the being well contested
The course was in batter Order haa the previous day,
though wha, is CALI. fnc order. We add the
returns of the runsiag:
Wednesday, second day.-JOcSey CIub Purse $500 Two
mile heats. Club weights.
j. H. Van Mater, en- Trenton by Eclipse Lightioo;,
dam by Tlc<ahoc. 6 yrs. old
Il l. Stevens rh. by lm?. Trustee, out OF Celeste
Z H. Sock;ou's ch. c. Dan, b. Fms Trustee, of
Monmouth dam, yrs old. ...-..-----.---...---3 !
Samuel Laird. b. E F@nny EAslcr, by Imp Barefoot,
out OF Imp. Alarm. dist
Time 3:43! $3.50. Woa easily.
Same day second race.-Proprietors Pure 800. Mile
heats Weights as before.
r. F. Stocktons ch C. Sn4c by Imp. Trustee Of BIZ
anca, by Medley. yrs. old
Samuel Ia:rd b A. Saraeen, By Eclipse out of Sally
Souch, yrs. ell. -
bagiel AbbotIs en- iIic LeGSer, by Imp. barefoot.
or. OF suluda yrs. ED. .-.3 .
J. II. Fansicalcils Dr. f Ligigo9t by Henry.
D. 5 Joncss c!i e. Aloyis Neck. - lap Barefoot 4
Tialc l:5l-I:5l W,n handy
Tomorrow ort OF the .rs quality may be anticipated
should the weather be propitos The FIRST sweep
stakes .r ca- oid ka,vyn as The Trustee Stake. each
o; the nominations being ct by Imp. Trustee. The
purse log three mile eats viii probably be
iug the week, the cracks The principal
stables haye ye ,howa.
El-Regs-cy fsranceringIh Legislature Of 1885 au-
thorised the Enlargement the Erie Canal upon Report
from the VauBurcn Canal Board estimating expense of
tue Enlargement 009. More than So eco 600
have been expended upon the E1arg and uoA the
same through 5lr HoFFMAS the Assembly, submit
iiePort IN which tey ay ;hat c-mPtcfe tic Enhancement
treats Gallons required! Albany Eve. Jour
Steamboats, Lake Efie.-Tiere are rweatyr,ur large
steamboats, engaged in carving freight and passengers on
Lake Ere and the Upper Lake. which have hc
Fss''ir, and t-n To-" pressure engines Ihe Missouri and
treat ester two OF the largest steamboats, in the United
>ate- ar. boh high pressure The Pccof cabin passage
sou Ba;lo Detroit So to Chicago so; OF storage
passage To- Detroit 8 to Chicago g.
ETecueiop Lar-The Mississippi law exempt. from sale
inder eXecu0n the real estate of white citizen
mic female who the head Of family the amount Of
lne hundred and SIXTY provided part Is not
situated IN CITY, town vllage; and If situated II qx-
'mPts land Of the valve Of fifteen hundred dollars exclusive
the buildings uponit This affects contracts made anv
Inc after he passage January 90 1871 ard into m
orcc the first day Of july 81. Loai. Gazette
FACE TRADE-It exceedingly amusing to read the grv,
ectures with which the English papers and abound
Pon the rpccy Of protective duties and upes the advan-
ages o free. unrestricted trade with all the world The
ecures which thus read with much gravity and at
hoSi and supported with much weight and arsu,nen,
re all addressed other countries and the world is left IN
darkness Is 10 tie reasons which prevent England from avail
ng AeF'e ct the advantages which she so literally poists out
o the Of the world.
The language OF England other nations is Condc, your
ocE upon principles precisely the rererse OF those which
ave made this the most powerful of Europe and
Facn We ti cling with .enacity strengthened b. expe
ieace, and you cannst fail Providence Courier,