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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01

THE CRoPs.-The Wheat crop IS every where
represented as looking promising. and if nothing
betaDs II W may look forward for a more abundant
WELD than any we have had in several years. The
backwardness of the weather has checked the
early crops, but few warm sunny days will give
them fresh start. for they are now looking vgor-
Gus and fourishing. Although the cold weather
whichwe have experienced for some days has
been unfsvorsble to Corn and other Spring crops
il has proved advantageous to the great staple pro-
duction of the Genesee valley.
The Rochester American says; We are assured
by int lieent farmers in this vicinity, that the
Wheat crop never looked better than at this time.
The promise of an unusually abundant yield Is
hiehy encouraging. Fruit, in some few locations
has suffered from frost, but the supply nevertheless
promises to be good.
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ann,,ca,ion Of Mrs. snllie NJ. Lawrence for
Divorce.

rh;. interesting case came up on Saturday
hssorc Hon. w #. Bullock. Messrs. James
Guthrie and William Preston appearing Tor the
applicant. W., twas
.hoxn tha, Mrs. Lawrence had left Boston IN
~. ~omrsnv. for home, with the consent OF her
hu.band and his promise 70 come out here 70
wei her and that the first intimation Mr. w.
or his family received Of MIR. Lawrences DIS
.s,i.faction at Mrs. Lawrences residence IN
Lou,ville, was the publication OF Mr. Law
xsnc.,s advertisement" MIR. Ward also testl-
Ca 10 the facts that Mrs. Lawrences expendi'
,nr,s had not been provided TO- by MIR. Lawrence,
sxcentipg only her board bills and the expenses at
,euAins her illness in Boston that on one OCCASION
an snn6cation had been made by his daughter 70
her husband for si00. which he said he mad not
hut would borrow for her from his father when
siCo was subsequently repaid 70 Mr. AooSe Law
,.nce as per receipt He also testified TO the isct
,Sa, nror 10 the marriage Of Mr. Lawrence with his
dsushter. that he had been spprlsed that her hestn
IS roo delicate for her parents 10 consent 70 her
residerce in the climate OF Boston
Other witnesses were introduced to prove that
here Mrs Lawrence pad her own olns u OK
nenses. and also that her health was 700 ue"'A'e
70 Justify continued residence az .nS 80 a.
~ pyss,on made a speech in behalf OF the ap,
-,Eos,;on in which he took occasion, 70 our ninu
r,os, indecately, to assault the character OF M,
Ahhc, 7 ayrence and members OF ms iS.i'y ''u 1
~, ~, husband of his client Mr.. Guthrie elso
tnss w. .nsech in which he was severe upon MI
TR Lawrence; bat in more becoming spirit ne
m - ~ NO reference to any other Of his family
ma $1,000 :. va, submitted 10 the Jury, who IN
,o;nntes rendered verdict to the effect tna'
lew ii's has been hsrshly and Improperly
trss,ed by her husband, and that he hsd slanaersG
her by hi: advertisement judge Bullock ''''''''
1t is proper that we add thar 'n9 p.U did
were wholly er Parfe AIR. 4. D. 1900 49, al the
not emp~y 49, Louisville Courier eth.
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MEETING AT COLUMBUS. GA. IN OPPosITIoS TO
TIE CoMPRoMIsE-Some 800 citizens of Columbus
signed call for meeting TO express their views on
the Compromise which meeting was held on Sat
urday night last. set Of resolutions, setting
forth the rights and claims OF the South, aud in OPP
position To the Compromise, and in favor OF the
Missouri line, were reported. Counter resolutions
were otlered-whereupon debate followed, and
at about IL O'Clock at night vote was taken, and
the original resolutions passed by vote OF los to
"A. The Enguirer says that if the vote had been
taken in the early part OF the evening the res
olutions would have been voted down, but that
many got tired and went home. Also, that the
Georgia Legislature rejected The missouri me 81
its last session and that the actors and voters in
this meeting are the same men who voted for Del
gates 10 the Nashville Convention.
Mobile Advertiser, May q.
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>jrw.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 1.

v,w SLAVERY ORGAN At WAsHiSGroS'mWe
NV ~, ,he advocates and defenders Of Slave,
ohen, 10 establish Newspaper Ia the CITY OF
Wssiington. in order to Justify 70 NE 'eo,.a the
selling Of men, women and children : n s''h "a.
disc; also to justify the parting 81 ,nd ..srs
i Gsn', r.,,Is what will the world say to such
me - IN the frst Republic Of the World
~, md the Wsshinet9ns Adamses, Jefer
~ "a v,oi.ons. Hancocks, Pinckneys and Frank,
,Se Revolution say 10 such servants IN l776l
VVoOld no, such aarocGtes Of S'arery have then
besn denounced IS trsirors to liberty as torres 70
% with Arnold into exile and disgrace w shsl
be pleased 70 see what can be SAID io' '''4'sfy IA
this land Of Fr,ed0m .....--,-...- r, .,....
''''' iBue Hens Chicsen, Wilmington aware
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Nsv.York East Conference Of the Ne IL
Church.

We have been favored with the following iist OF
snnointments by friend; it is complete win very
few exceptions. l I'm. 81
-, George brown; Madison-st James Fioy; ror-
sv,bst Robert Jessup; Mariners NJ T. Chnfen' > n or
~; Wilets X s!opord Asns O. eu says,,o ~
n rresgh Tw seventh-st j. Matthias; East CneseI
% W "a, Farms j. Henson; New-RocheLe ID. De 'Innei
Mn nms y " smith; Norwalk, w. King; New-Canaan
i shaw Pound Ridge, NJ N Olm'leadi hoo'e'e'"s-
Marinefs' Church, III. Chase. a., ,,,,. t,,a.
pioosiyn@sands.sL J. W. b. Wood; Yorkst- ). Law
Ws,hip gtonst J. Crawford; Centenary Chutcn, y ~
smith: Pscihcst. J. NJ Kennedy; Csrlton,svsnne,
vhas. Feetst D. Curry. East Brooklyn, w. GoIhsrd
Eishieepth-st ii. ID. Latham. fisIoush Il H. bnrcn WI
nsmsburgh-Firs, Church W. r. Gansi NoItu SI VIZ
;, y l. lanes; Grand-st W. C. Hoyt Bdshwick, J. II.
E,e.t Newiown, j Field. Astoria, w + smith Flush
Ing s. w Law. North Hampstead q. Hous H IiansS
49, sna Norihpoit H. Barton Shutdown, r. D. hOoaro
port Jefferson III HATFIELD SouIhhold and Colchosue ;
a Seaman 0reenpor- A. II Mead Orient L. 5 =" eed'
Sag Hsrbor, s. Francis bfdgenamp.oo, "a Mo,,chss
" " smith. Patchogue, y. w. Slzer. Huntington 30,
r II Bsnton. Hempstead b. Goodseil kockawsy, f. u
bNs' aXSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. First Church. w.
n Norris; St John.st Church, John seare; Fair ia
ven, O. A. Hubbel Hsmpden, g Bartlett we.1'ue, ~
M, sirstton Southport q. ). Gilbert kidgeheid
n Mead; Dsnbury, J. b Merwio; Reading, j. T. GLIDER
Long Ridge and Bethel, Gloerti stepnsy, w nun
~ Tilsrs and Newtown, N G. Lewis Nicholas Fat ans
I q Worth; Birmin CHAM, J. NJ Reid DERBY, > Row
land; soulhbary L. D. Ncserson sIefoury, j. aopou
Msr,den p ChsmbeTlin; Ga.ford, b. PilsouIy Madison
"a q Hare; Westbrooke. T. A. Loveioy; Hsddsm, w
Cav; Durham, VIM. Lawrence amino, Al, q,
H,xryoRp DIsTRIcT, :. SANDoN.-Mlddleiown, M Il
s.naasr, Hartford, HI. T. Fox; Windsor, X Reynolds
Snaish N Tbbsls Simsbury and North Canton, T. SIod
asrd, Wins,esd A. Nash Goshen d mueri woIco,vliIe
R,sse ana sherman b. BEDFORD Bristol, George Taylor
RnYlinston snd Collnsville, G. Brnnsrd; fMmogton
Kelsey; New Britain, G. Woodruff; We'hersne'a' j.
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DIED

The remains OF Capt BENJAMIN SMITH having AZ
riyed here in The bark Edgar from Havana his relatives
and friends are invited send the funeral from the real
eeuee Of his family, IN Safest this Saturday, aernoon
O'Clock without further Invitation TIE members Of ne
Marine Society also respectfully Invited 10 attend Inc
remains will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
On Fr,a.v evening May ST. OF consumption Mr.. THEO-
DOLPhUS MELVILLE, aged 81 years
HIS friends and accuAinisnces s9d hose o' MS iA'sr
lsx Iohn smith are respectfully invited % si.end his
1persl from as residence 81 Prnces- Brooklyn, on
Sunday ID inst. a. O'clock
(ProviceDes papers lease eopyl 80,
ton Hotel Capt CALEB WILLIAMS, ssed about IS. Il 8
remains were conveyed Providence ios Inter men-
In so9eryilIe Mass Saturday evening May sa. Of
,.,sIytsr shork Mrs LUCY GREELEY WILD, widow OF
Dsn.el Wild. of CsmbndeepoTt hsss sseS - 49,
Atsf Louis Mo. May .. 1850. Col ENEAs MANUAL
pepuIy Quarter Mas eT General, U. s.A
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Arrived.

Packet ship Havre Ainsworth, Havre Nav H. ana sci
lvs l9'h md 81 and S8 passengers 20 vi Ll'oSasou
ats N took pilot from boat Netue, Nantucket WI.
5 miles TIE Hsvre has made her voyage IN . GAYS s
kirg The j days and the passage hO9 III ~
DAYS Aud aid SIS days In dsyrs ,. 49,, p,~s.
pscEef 9. ip W. ingon Chadwick, Lon Ion and Fo.s'
month II d. mdse and IT'S passengers to Grnaei NH
tuIn 4 Co. r., ~, s,l =
dsv. I'm CApe { ear, mdse. to GnnneN, Mlnurh s. 20
Rerk Pspchta Wes. M4anZas, May 10th s'f-.' y
c Read sailed In with brig jerome, Fori i'' Nc"'
York 800. -. g. a.. ,-,,,o y,
Wnets 4 co. - a.. I'll, A.. t-,i,
&c 70 HoSes. Godfrey L Co 90 , ,,
Rrg Latina (Br) B1uck Cardiff, Wales, 50 Dc, railway
iron 10 Davis. Brooks Co 49, s,,. -
Brig Csharne Mary, (cf Boston, Warren 81 hs'k'' II
de cotton, 10 mssier - =, > H.,
Sch George William Haskell, Caais, de, lumber %
Simpson. Mayhem Co. 10 tt D.,
Scb Tribune Nickerson, Boston, Dc, mdse, 0olnI 10
srb PHILADELPHIA Rodgers. Bos.Op. de, mdte.
Sch Granite state Hs ett Boston, DIS, mds-
schr Alhambra. BullQsh. Thomasion, ds, liile.
Schr Trenton. Harm gtou ThOmaston. , ds, llfnr
scbr 1;.o Gilman. Ne SON Machias, ds. lumber
Steamer Kenuebec, FOwsr Phllsdelphia ind'e 10 AL
ton Spicer.
sAIIFD-s,earner British Qleen. fBr) Bel, Hanourghi
bnrt Emma Lincoln Bartlett Richioucto.
BFLOW-Brig Lydia Slower. from Philadelphia, coal.
Also brig 10 the Eastern Ofhug
WIND-Duriug the day from South and Es'L ish
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Disaster., &c.

Loss OF FRENCH BARK IsDUsrRtEL-The Fr bark In
dusre Frebuurg, which sailed ron buenos Ayres 90 we
OH az January or tie Island u s. Thomas. was wrecked
on The 81 81 OF the sane month the coast OF Psagona
The cspisin and crew with The sails, spafs suo sex
saved from arrived a. Buenos Ayr-s on he stu
81 March In the Am schr John Davidson smyey from
Patagonia ,,-,- -. d.. T.. c.,,-
forua before m-LIJned % IRE a. seal was fteo IN Win
March lsI \, 100 a ~. hy BARK Calico ,lWon Al no
Jsnero. nis port Tue lay oy her al nsht n hopes
Of rescuing toe crew, and tnding out the vessel name
Ats O'clock next morning boat with the nrst ocer, Mr.
sweer-v) srd four men, went alongside hut her nsme
wss burnt off On clearing sway some or Der spars uey
und her hurgee with the Lincoln In H. and the Am
ensign Atl0AM when they en TIE wreck Il was burnt
10 he water. edge THE Lincoln abandoned and he
officers anc crew carried to Europe
sHfp MONTEREY, Croweh from Boston al Havana, on
the 9lst Git run INFO by = Br bark unk1o~E wmlo
hove TOO cf dsyana waiting Tor he sea breeze. TIE Mon
terey damage 10 her head ana the rigging
about he DowsprL
BEIc CoLoRADo Of Boston a. Valparaiso experienced
hrc.ne reht Of Jan 18th Cape Horn and lost io-
boom foreiopuss oreiopgs ant mast and mainopgasot
mat ard hen ihe wind hauled she within two miles
Of shore She would probably be detained about Enree
week. snt al considerable expense, n everything was
high
Capt Bur- OF brig Uranus ibis port from Palermo re-
rors that 4ih March ION the outward PASSAGE IN LEI %,
lon W, a foreign berE, wsier-ogsed. win mas
standing and al SAILS loose; when within few me' Of
her saw brg board Ter and unberd her foreopgsiani
sail She hsd 10 name 90 her sern Supposed her %
Swedish or Dutch. G..
rsh Reynolds from New.Orlesns before rrpofsal -
teen condemned. and her cargo sugar rad D.'
By The schr Gov Anderson, vhich salei Tor FnAS-or
boa, belonging 70 the British brig Butus. hsving s'.
the for that vessel on The 18th inst WIN yy
nan sno boy cspsiked Ia squaA, ano 1919, 30 ~
dr"ursa VII Thon,ss Steel Szed g ard william ion,
aged u The body Of the later VS. picked " - -
sd ~ r. .hors nd Inferred TIE other body has
rot vel esen und Tue BOAT picked 1p oy ne.
the l7'h on he eoss, IN ne Vicinity n ~ /.
Oeea subsequently Baeuos Ayres Packet March -
1870 snnuen Hr
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Pa.-raRers Arrived.

IN rreke, ,bp L0ad'n from Lrrpoo.-sii'' sis,y
~, r. Coo a orr ny Geo Chss Brogu 'islrr. A1ftl-l'
of Ior Cor: Leopold Max. of New orS; "a $500
MissEfzs Jsre Downing Of 3rooSiyr; hsnw NJ.
- ifdy c. McDorad Mss Frauces hcCofm ca M'S'
- - .rsId Of Duo .r ard 4i2 IN iae ssorsg-
In yJeSsf ,hp Wellington fr5N L7at5n ana r'r,' ~
nr Ws.,er Arnold OF Carsis. Mr. EDWARD aa,'" -
an. Bron " Germany. are J<u- McArin1i Oh N'l'o'
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Whalerr.

f.., IRON, Can't Arttur o' ship Messenser q Med.
g.. ,,rorf. =, Tacshusno. March 2 ship Eslp|sso
Ceye,srd NIB SO ~ before reported So ISM SAyl
80, ~ Gs,.pseos I-'snd- Jan Q, Ramoler h,ugtdon,
NJ, go ar freported Jsr - ioo0e Alfred Iyes laes
Fsgsrovu ; -: Cousnmron Bunse, SsnL Nv % ~ ~
- 80. - no Charles Msnci-s Nd 1osp Ia ~
49, Gihs Nsat 1880 -. John Howsnd, Lesfs, No
500 ~ Nch 10 no a. &C Z-nss Coff', Ariha- Nan, ee
OF: Virgfris. Msr.er, Nh, sot ~ IL" WI java 'N0f
F II, 60 bbs. 80 .. -. un,hlsv Ma for
T6mlez oC o.. SD March 10 chip Msfls' No"'' VI AN
sscs.r-Feb t. sds IN Ta.cshuano ship Chns ssas'
Ma 81 50 snce esvng = Jsu u, 20 l1i &c snip "S@
rrt,y.rsor Fsir aveu. 5 noe ou, cean. 49,.
So IN, Woods Hole d. hip Mohawk new OF NAN
,,ctet1 swain, Pecifc Ocrsn
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s,al.en. &c.

Ma Is lstnli. ION So o. Exchanged signals with "
s,S IS h. ls A. long &C. passed and signared Liver
pool paekei, bound =. ,.a .,.,,,. MIA -.
49, iS igt 4 p long q, exchanged 'gn~' WIN o1s
Psriek Verrv standby , So. 49,.
Nav la - IS long 50 A. passed al Engise snip <'nd'
ing +. 81, .. - 80 ..o,..a -,
10 isrr- Iiverpo1 packet stsnding s'gaa ao' an.
swereo ,,- c.--,.,,,,a f,,., ~
Noe SO <. Ion 2 g ", ship Hortto coeser, IA
VI la a. ior - ~ hsrs Gov Hrclley, q sunsA
he iron. Nv York for Quebec.
hs, ~ 81 Beck Island, bsrA W rage IN "a more
mSy n. at &c, big Ruth Eht'' tBD o'lHnoia,
Hea!s %. % Ion ts o. bark Condor. New.YOFk ot
, o. -, ..me time bsrk .shells, co fer do.
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The following are some Of the leading articles
,sceivsd here the third week in May, l74' ana

From present appearances, the iaiiin6 vi u
cent. at this port from last year, during the mon'
Of Nav. will be about 100000 bbIs. Flour o,o'oO'
bush Wheat, 5000 bbs. Pork. and considerable III
crease in Corn whisky, Bacon and Lard.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad IN May nave
somewhat exceeded the expectations oil 'ne ni1''
seers and fully sustained the promise Oh Tue ear!
part Of tire month. 1t must be rememOS''u '''a'
at east twenty days Of this month nave o'eH 's''
rainy, and that this continuation OIL "'' 49,.
has made the common roads in the interior Almost
i-,,.,siile Under these circumstances' when
,,svelrp to the road is difficult, and moving lre'sn'
,,;u r,ore 60 the result Of the months trainc Is
bstlv gratifying. The receipts were as io.ow''
~, rs.sereers and mail
E,cr, frefght.................-...
Totel..........-..-.-..s - -
Tia. cents Tor May 18i9, were..'.'.''''''''' -
r.e..e ............. 49,
The aggregate receipts Of the five months oil tAi'
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M A r r 7 z D.

Nav sa,h IN the Methodist Church Al Rocklsnd, by Rev
r Dsy Rev j. o. WINNER OF The New-Jersey Goa
Sererce 20 Miss SARAH }. daughter OF hoses Taylor,
ESQ Of Harrington, J.
In Clinton on Wednesday, NAV Is BY Rev. Charles A.
Smith nv JOHNFB SrOUTENBURGHto Miss ANNA
BERGER.
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shin. Rtvsrdsle fBr, Maxwell Q1ebec. Rchsrdson'
Wsison Co; St Niehoss. Eysleigh Hs2ssi by
TTi~raer. Neg.York Marshal Liverpool, II ~ =, -,
g a. grswster Canon \ & @ Gris~o.d; Gl-nyou
Murhesd Quebec ILyir; France De,Sseni N.vnSr.v
Bsss Odessa (Brl Trly - Josns' ~ r Tap.cott
4 ~. Br.z .ero Murch Vera Cruz Hsynes' hio' w.
Pe6emon,e. Blsis3e. Bordeaux Nesmi!n x soa' Nor,
R,tgs P.rrbler Phes,ef AiramictE Blen3vea9 ~
svsnser R.chibucto; Tou0 Berry, MaseI7% y " II
SerI Vssis Lawrence Csdz. Hicks Bai.ey; ns.tn.-
" RSr619ck ser Jusb Ca Dursni; Nsrailska Neso5'
po,rs Pr Jegeu; W Johnston, (Brl Payson' haii'
fax Ms. J II Brtine. .,, Lea. rIr -hes
schrs Plsto Hammond Richmond Isq 4 a n-@I - !,
1870, Nsubern Nc; Flea. Hicks San Ffs1tsco; Al
rab-a Packard Wafehsm; Amelia Hunter thl1le % y :,
Rnss,sr - DO; Nsy.York. G0odsell, boston' p7e'NpI
Ablewen Hslif-x J Wheeler Co.
Steamer Vulcan. Hand. Philsd- hla NJ ,.us
Rsrrrs EIb TsfLs Baltimore; Whale, Pin, Phuaaa.
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IL Ion 20 O5 s>h Naomi. Jsnvisr, FROM PHI.
adelrhia Dec 81 for California -, a., =
Afr lot "a a. loo 80 % esff Ap'norp to' sos'oal y
ssSs ftom New. or cans for California
ws,sb h, sb 45 loo sbi 81 brg Gaen, Heron from
Bedford (Oct isl for Cait5,ps. D. ILL., r..
March 2. let S7i = lor 81 soop ou''' ho'"r" 20 %
No as,- a. 81 5 Ion - .bp M0rumeuf TrotL 10 days
Ns1 = al "a 81 len S. a. bsrs Harmony Whitnsn N
savsrnsh Nav y for Csforr's, 400 20 "a Ion ~ pas
serger Mr Norton, Of Ssvsrnsn-oy ons A7n' SA~1l
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Re..,pt. Of Produce.

Ry North Rirer Boats, Friday. Nay ll.-9,'2f
30 : our 10 DO whisky "a 20 ASHES w.
Corn: lgtO pkgs. Provisions
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FIRE-The extensive distillery and Touring
mills at Dallas, H. were destroyed By ire on the
18Th NH Loss Sl4.OO0-insured for $4,000.
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A. Accovpr1suyD JAIL BREAKER-Estelle,
the convict who escaped from the JehersonVLe
Pepitentiary a few days since, says the Louts0IHe
Courier has been recaptured. NJ,
The feats of the renowned Baron irehcA, DcA
Turpin and Jack Sheppard are al! thrown IN the
shade bv the extraordinary achievements OF kstehe
in making his escape. The obstacles that were 70
he snrmounted. 10 an ordinary mind would appear
nerCectlv unsurmountable. Nothing but the most
cousunmate ingenuity, coupled with the most un-
firing nerseyerance could have overcome these.
The cen from which Estelle made his escape IS
o, of The large sizes Of cells winch are formed oi
small openings into a solid wall OF sold masonry
guarded by iron doors, within the main walis oil the
prison building. a..
The door OF each cell opens into gallery oil tne
prison which is kept constantly ishted, ana Is
euarded during the night by two watchmen. A lew
feet from the end Of the gallery PAIR OF MASSIVE
folding doors open into the prison yard. Ihese
doors are osed and barred by powerful IRON levers
which mass through the front wall into the keepers
room, so that they may be opened or smut al DIS
pleasure. : r.
HE cell by means of key which be had forged Tor
The occasion. was compelled TO brave the argus
aves nj the yatchmen IN the gallery and worR,
With some ingenious tools which he mad cOnstruc.
cd at the heavy iron and MASSIVE OAK doors winch
barred the only opening from the nam prison ln'o
the keepers room. These be succeeded N open
inn with sucl COnsumHlhic shht ~
ln6 - o;,her of the two additional guardians,
Who were sleeping in the outer hall on each sac Of
tie ry doors eheh he had been ,S SOgs%s the
levers 10 omen the outer doors OF the man ouhi nS
snd after stealing the clothes and watch OF one OF
his unconscious guardians, from under ms heal' ne
nassed back into the main prison and escaped 'o
the prison yard % .,-
mount. He still had to scale the high walls oil the
nrison ward. But he was prepared Tor this emer
gepcy. He had a large iron hook, wrapped Wit
,wine TO deaden the sound, which was attached T.
a long rope This he threw over the top OF th'
wall and after climbing up on the inner side lie
himself down on the outer side
1t is impossible to tell where or when ne foun'
an opportunity to conceal the materials out OF "nci
he manufactured his keys rope, and other nipple
ments. or how he could have wrought upon then
without detection. 49,.
If Estelle will only reform and turn politician
we predict for him a reputation greater than ina
which was won by the political legerdeman oil thu
Kinderhook magician.
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NJ -, STIR of Thursday SAYS The
break near Ged1es was quite suihclent u sc. sue
teeth Of our canal folks on edge, OUT new
80 ues in stDre for them. By telegraph rom
Rocbe.ter We were informed oil another disaster -
- - ar, hsnkment near Busnnelis BASIN AZ
,hst noint the canal runs across the valev AZ an
oIevstion Of some sixty or seventy ieet FOr'y VI
CO., -ods have been broken, putting an entire sup
-, ,svi7stion. Ii will take week, IN al prOo
ability. 10 repair the damage. Upon Tue hseS ~
tb,s misfortune comes word OF the bnrstng Oh cur
ve,, th,s side Of Rome thus rendering every nlA3
stationary in that quarter. " cannot D4t ulln a
H., had mana eemeEt is at the bottom OF H. t12l5n
we are unwilling TO assert that az iac1 h" ~
REGARD 10 the break here, there IS Dat ht.e " any
excuse. ~, lii ed.
Tbe Roclest1r Adrcrtiser adds The width o. re
breach AZ tins place is about 90 ieet ~ 'ne - -
30 ct the bottom. Bat this Is nothing ia use
corn,sred with the amount o. earn ia. "A' 80
,~.,ild ON. r., n, both east and west IN the O7l
~ The Canal For distance Of az least ~ 'ols nc
,.i,e ,,dth # the Canal % 3 pain ana Az pr
IA The I'VE a gulf o. more than 81 lceL III u
This vast body OF sand has been washeu ou' y 1.o
vrstsr mon the flats below, covering many HoIos
tho d.nfb Of ten feet and upwards. Al me Ieas'
cscplstion. more than OJOOOO CUBIC lee' % eai''i
he's been removed by the water ana must DC re-
,I.csl before navigation can be resumed. Inc
to,.es, estimate We heard made by those apOh the
oronnd this morning, set the expense oil rePalf d,
500 600 and that It will require the services o.
/ 600 men for two weeks to complete the Worh.-
THE peculiar nature OF the SOL, which Is SAM re-
ouires that the work should be well done. When
We left the ground at O'Clock this T ". ABOUT l')
men were al work, and Superintendent Thompson
was using great exertions to swell the number 70
coo. It's probable that nearly that NUMBER VIII
he MT work by TO morrow. 1t is rumored that there
hiss been detect in the embankmenI for some
time but we could not the rumor TO any reil'
able source this morning aud therefore iOfoear lur-
| ther aIluslon TO it until we know more
! There are not many boats upon the level IN waco
/ the break occurred. The nearest boats are ABOUT
one mile distant We believe orders have been
given TO pass no boats towards the west az Mace
don Lock, OF course all boats from the west VII
stop at this city -.
We think tits hardly possible that the canal car
he nut in navieabe order under twelve or htteen
! DAYS unless the Superintendent should be very lof
innate in procuring full quota OF men IN day Oh
two The wages paid are 81 per ten hours.
Some of the most extensive breeches IN the cana an
have been near the place OF the present one Inc
route surveyed for the new canal soandons 'eest
enbankmeDts Of sand, and passes more dlrecsirom
| Fairport 10 Rochester on the North.
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..cAsrruLLr KspOETEO FOR TIE rRrsusr.

NM FRIDAY. May 81.
.spEsAre buoysnl with saes 200 ebl' al % z o.
~ SOL IS for PoIs, TIE latter Tor extra ares
iO s1n- market weak, win bot moderate De.
~ Tbr s.les are 500 10 loo0 bales. The Adyces OF
~ .ssihrr Al the sOuIh have veal ened ne Market
Current Prizes 10, LirsyyoSs Sas'y5ei', Ss.a.,,r