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STATIs7Ics or INVENTIONS, If the south
makes two-thirds Of all the speeches that
are made in Washington, as we have
shown--if it monopoIises two thirds ofthe
lucrativeoffces Of the general government
there are other things in which il is not
so absorbing. Thelust patent office report,
for instance, shows that it lays claim to on.
iy the most inconsiderable portion Of the
ingenuity and useful invention Of the coun-
TRY. sen sas5a
The total number Of patents taken out
by the states, from 1870 10 1850, inclu.
sive, as ascertained from The statistics furn-
ished by the Patent Office, are as follows,
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Indammatory Rheumatism.

u
The AMrRlcAs RHruAArio BAIsAM.t i'i'i
A NeD Remedy Lately Discovered
N the vegetable kingdom--a sure and ne e,,,.
such as S'Pia'hts'
lniniammatorys Chronic, Acute and Mercn,;.,
!hiheumatismt GOat, Lannbago, Spinal Affse.
tions, ETC., etc. -AAsS-
This medicine has long been sopph a, I,
mas been said that Rheumatism couh No, X
cured ] but thereis remedy designed bv n.'.
ture for the cure Of every disease fhss az Ia IA
man system is subject TO. Al Inf rs,,.., lu
been found that cures Rheumhtisn ~ ~ nas
iorm-one Of the most valuable veSetshI. wois.
aucuons OF the earth--the greatest ana ,pao, mo
important discovery Of the age, and wnnJos' o.'
Iui oiessing to the human family. n cnyss ..h
out sickening or debiliiatinr. ana s VIM
cured, during the past three montbs ~. sns aSS
cases That were considered incurabls1' s,ei wv
Certlfcates Of the curative propsrs;e. .e ~.
medicine can be seen by calling on an 4 y. Wy
UrNone genuine unless put np wisS ngen.s' ag
graved label upon the outside wrapper. ~ .;.oS eii
BY the proprietor, r. TURNER, BuffSlo. ',gnyn ~ -
y: r: Thomas, wholesale and retail Ao.s.
10y Main street, Cincinnati.
D. FOR t.,l.i sale BY ]. L. Mcvey q Co., Drussi,,
February 4, '5O--44m6
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New DAGUERREoTYPE DrscovERY.--Tho
Boston Transcript is responsible for the
announcement that Mr.. Howes, daguer-
reotypist ofthat city, has discovered pro-
cess by which an ordinary sized daguer.
reotypc miniature can be magnifed to life
size, or larger, if necessary, and thrown
upon canvass or any fiat surface, retain.
ing at the same time all the clearness and
detail Of the doguerreotype, so that an ar.
tist may sit himself before this mngni6ed
reflection, and render il a perfect copy, in
the light and shade, as we'll as in outline,
of the original. This discovery will facili.
tate the work of the portrait painter, and
save large amount Of time consumed in
sitting.
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Medical ! CoIIege q 4. Ohio.

NNHE THfRTY-FIRST ANNUAL SES.
3 u SION OF this Institution will open on the
first MONDAY in November next, and close
on the last Of February, under the following
arrangements:
John T shotwell, NJ D. Professor Of Anat.
omy.
John | bp Locke, N N p. Professor Of Chemistry
I M Lawson. M D, Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
T o Edwards, M D, Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics, and Medical Jnris-
prudence. 7irS
R D Mussey, M d, Professor OF Surgery.
Eandon Q Rives, M D, Professor of 0bstet-
RIGS and the Diseases of Women Bnd Children.
John Bell, M D, Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine. aa
John Davis, M D, Demonstrator of Anato-
my.
feJ- The following branches will be included
in the course Anatomy, Chemistry, Pharma-
cy, Physiology, Pathology, Materia Medica,
Therapeutics, Medical Jurisprudence, Medical
Botany Surgery, Obstetrics, Diseases Of Fe.
males, Diseases Of Children, Practical Medi-
cine, Physical Diagnosis.
10 The Dissecting Rooms will be opened for
classes on the 1st Of October.
Clinical Lectures, on Medicine and Surgery,
will be delivered at the Commercial Hospital
three times week.
OCTOBER LECTURES,
A course of Lectures will be delivered by
the Fsculty, (free Of charge,) commencing ON
the LIST Of October, and embracing the follow.
ing subjects:
Anatomy and Physiology Of the Senses ;
Diseases of the Eve: Mecical and Elamenfar ~
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical DeDartlnent.

NNHE regular course Of Lectures in this In
Il stitute will commence on the First of No
vember, and continue until the last Of February
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the lst of DC
tober. The Medical Department will be unde
the direction Of the following
a PROFESSORS.
q FIREMAN. M Professor of Anatomy.
s Newton, M D Professor of Surgery.
II HucLE, NJ d Professor of Theory ant
Practice of Medicine.
W BYRD POWELL, M D Professor Of Physolo
gy, Pathology, Minsralogy and Geology,
J KING, M D Professor Of Materia Medica
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
J MlLToN AN DERs, An M DProfessor 0
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
ia WILSON, M d Professor of 0bstetric
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
CLINIQUE LECTURES;
Medicine-Prof H ] HucLE,
Surgical-Prof R NEwToN.
q FREEMAN, M d Anatomical Demonstration
The fees for full course Of Lectures amour
to $l05. Each Professors Ticket SIS. Ma
triculator's, S5.-Demonstrator's Fee. $lO
Graduation, 500
Those desiring further information will pleas,
address their letters (post paid) to the Dean
and students arriving In the city will please
call on him at the Commercial Hotel.
R. s. NEWTON, M. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty
Law Department.
Hon. E W M KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law
JOHN DELArELD, Esq, Professor of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
Terms-$50 per session. All communica-
tons pertaining to this department must be ad-
dressed to 8. w. N. KING, Esq.
Memphis, Tenn, March, 1850.
Or The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth aud professional requirements,
will compare favorably with the most distin.
guiShed in our country.--1'he Medical Faculty
constitutes an anomaly In this or any other
country all OF them are able lecturers and
the best Of teachers. ts S-t.I'
Those who will contemplate our geographi.
cal position and the extent Of our population,
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise of the kind. Az To
health, including all seasons Of the year, we
deny That ANY OTHER CITY HAS MORE.
a common error exists In the minds OF many
students relative TO the place Of studying med
icine; those who intend pncticing among the
diseases oi the west and south should certainly
educate themselves at a school whose Faculty
are practically acquainted with these diseases.
That the public may be satisfied of the per.
manency Of this school, we feel II our duty 70
state, that tho Trnstees and Faculty form q
UNIT in action, which augufs well for its fu-
ture success, and that the peculiar inlernalIor-
ganization which connects theni, cannot he in
terrupted. Hes.a E.W m. KING,
President Of tho Memphis Institute.
April 1, l650.-52tf,
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|RIRlIIG'I N||IBI,.,

ON SECOND STREET, BFTwEEN MARKET AND COURT,
One square from tie Steamboat Landing,
Portsmouth, o.
The subscriber respectfully informs her friends
and the public generally, that she will continue
in the above named, well known 4 .
House Of Entertainment
heretofore kept by her late husband, Thomas
Concy, where she will be happy TO wait upon ali
who may favor her with their patronage. The
house was not long since enlarged and furnish.
ed in style to make every guest comfortable
The table will at oil times be well supplied with
the best that the markets afford; and the bedding
viii be clean and neat.
A commodlous Stable, Carriage honse and
Wagon yard adjoins the house, in charge Of 4
careful Hostler, whore single horses or teams
will be we'll attended and supplied with an a.
bundance Of the best Hay and Grain. In short.
the subscriber intends that her house shall be- 4
comfortable home for her guests. The charges
as heretofore will be reasonable.
The Coaches for the North and East pass tIie
house daily, morning and evening.
ANN CoNEY.
Portsmouth. October 90, lS49. .-2gyI.
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Case Of Iaotation in a Mal..

NJ G. W. HoRNER, NJ. D., OF PHILADELPHIA.
Dear Sir According to your request
i send the particulars Of the case Of lacta.
ton ina adult male. II occurred in the
person Of an athletic American, named
Charles Collins, aged % years, a black.
smith, working at his trade in New York
About the 10Th of February last, his atton.
tion was first drawn to his left breast,
which appeared to be onlarging, and con-
tinued to increase in size for three weeks.
when he came to Philadelphia. After be-
ing in this city for three weeks, he be-
came quite anxious in regard 10 his condi-
ton, for although he suffered very little
pain, the mamma had become quite Us
large as that Of a female nursing, He
therefore through the persuasion Of an
nunt, was, on the 22d Of March, induced
10 apply at the clinic ofthe Jefferson Mod
ical College, TO consult the faculty of that
institution. His case came up before Prof.
Mutter, who upon examination, found the
'mammary gland largely developed, and
filed with lactenl secretion, which differed
In no wise from that Of mother. He
could assign no cause for this freak Of na-
ture; bis health was very good, and the
breast was natural. A soap plaster was
prescribed. and compression ordered to be
kepI ", which he persisted in for full six
weeks, when the gland returned 10 It's
usual size. and when I saw him this morn
ing at Paramount, where he now resides,
Il wus in every respect like heother.
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celsior, White Brocade and Pamelias, Fluted
Satin, Coburg, Queens Own, Milan Chief
White Lace, China Pearl, Florence Braid, len.
ny Lind, California and white Chip, Tulip
Braid, fine soft English straw, etc., otc. A
large quantity Of Childrens and Misses chin
Hats, Gipseys and Bonnets. A full stock Of
fashionable Ribbons. trimmings for dresses,
thread and Lysle Laces. Ladies' and children's
Lysle thread Gloves. Fine French Flowers,
Sprigs and Roses, together with good assort.
ment of fancy Millinery which will be sold
cheap,
N. B.-Particular attention paid to Altering,
Bleaching and Trimming Bonnets.
H E, CURRlE, northwest corner
of I'd and Market sts., opposite Market house.
Portsmouth, May 80, ,50-tf
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MoRdoN EMIcRATIoN.- Within The last
ten years, says the London Chronicle, l4O,-
600 Mormons have emigrdted from Great
Britain to the United States, most Of them
men Of some means, from Wales and the
Northern and Eastern partsof England
$500 left Liverpool IN l949, bound for
the Great Salt Lake, by wpy of New Or
leans.
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A HoME OF TAsrr.-How easy il is t

A HoME OF TAsTE.-How easy it is to
be neat--to be cleanl How easy il is to
arrange the rooms with the most graceful
propriety! How easy it is to invest our
houses with the truest elegancel Ele-
gance resides not with the upholsterer or
the draper; it is not in the mosaics, the
carpetings, the rosewood, the mahogany,
the cundelabra, or the marble ornaments /;
it exists in the spirits presiding over the
chambers Of the dwelling; Contentment
must always be most graceful; it sheds
serenity over the scene Of its abode il
transforms waste into a garden. The
home lighted by these intimations of n
nobler and brighter life may be wanting in
much which the discontented may desire /;
but to its inhabitants il will be palace,
far outvieing the oriental in brilliancy and
ory.
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NEw~PFIRM.
BERTRAM q PREDTGAR.

BERTRAM 4 PREDIGAR'
iHAVING entered into co-partnershipi in the
III BOOT and SHOE business, ut the estab-
lishment near the corner of2d and Market
streets. next door to PettIs' grocery store, are
prepared to sell Of their own manufacture for
CASH, anything in their line as cheap as it can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All or.
ders promptly attended to. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give us CALL, and encourage your own
Mechanics.
Portsmouth, January 2s. 1s5O--43y1
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WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Chestnut street above Seventh street.
PHIL ADELPHIA

) central, in the immediate vicinity a, ,hs
y most important public Institutions. ths
pest and most fashionable places Of businss. NJ
and ihe attractive public Squares Of the eitv
IN the important requisites Of light and ven,;.
iatlon, two principal objects aimed AZ in the
recent enlargement and thorough improy ement @
Of this House, it is NOT exec eded, perhans h.,
any establishment in America. To strapgars
therefore, its position is peculiarly des;rsble
Ibe subscriber returns thanks to his friend.
and an the public for the liberal patronage thew
nave extended to him, and assures thsm I'M,
their favors. A GIASe VI
4 June "a, l650.-llm3
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Summer Fashions.

THE subscriber has -
received her Sum- ~
mer stock Of fashion
able Bonnets consisting in
part Of Embr'd Lace, Tis.
sue, Albino, Zephyr, Cac-
tus Lace, Straw coIored
Hun0arian Embr,d Ev.
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,Sumdrieso
Tobacco, all grades.
Teas, all qualities.
Spices, large variety.
Dye Stuff.
Soap and Candles.
Fero;6n F-uits. . a
Cotton Yarns.
Wrapding paper.
Candle Wicking and Twine.
Cordage, Brooms.
Loaf Sugars.
Stoneware assorted,
and many other articles too numerous to
mention, for sale at Regulated" prices by
April %, 80. s. &. ROSS.
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rrrr-- - - -
THE INQUIRER.
Is published i'd every Tuesday nof6inv..
CLEgELAND & PEARCE. a7l

v k1ll.gi n rOpf1et0r ,r
TERMS Single copy, $50, pey snrnrs snnrn.T
N advance or within four months q, 90 ! aSts,s
io9r sS0. months mo and within ,he year and $3.50
more to one direction Willie furnished al al Ga
per copy in advance. No paper discontinped,
except at the option OF the publisher, until al
arrearages are paid. 'sl4 ia ga
s ADVERTISING. -
oie square GOO m's) insertion ...... so
40 do ~ 3 do ...s.,,.. II lOrg
6ns Srs1 aora suosequen, Insertion. ....... 25
ons ~ square ar 20 . months 500
Larger advertisements at rcd,,csa ,.,.. WV
Or Me:Ghants and others des; ,;nr ~ c,..
an indefinite space, and make occasional cl.n,
ges' win be permitted to do SO upon fair ts,rsg
JOB WORK -. 4 s'''
al descriptions executed with neatness apa
espa'ch' and upon the most reasona a '
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Its probable that Messrs. Sargent and
BaIIit will bo invited back to the Repub-
lic. Aaron A, Hall is the sole editor now.
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JACOB BURKEL q co.,
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers,
Corner Of Chillicothe and Fifth-sts.,

PORTSMOUTH, ONO,
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Flows
Of as good workmanship, and at us low prices
as the same article can be bought for any Placs
ted to call and examine their stock Of carr iages
May l3, l950.-Iy
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GUGAR AND MoLASSES at Cincinnati
y prices, in lots to suit, for sale by
July 10, 30. s. 4. ROSS.
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WYE have just received No. 10, and
w concluding number. o Mistake ofa
lifetime. STEPHENSON & co.
July l6, 1850.
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Slave States.
Free States.

The one patent issued for Arkansas was
given TO Yankee living there, and Of the
two sent to Mr. Yulee's state, ono was for
dressing feathers, and the other was for q
new sort ofsoft soup.--M. Y. Post,
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TNAg EEAgg TEAggg
I'D THE finest favored Y. Hyson, Imperial
N4IN and Gun Powder Teas, in half Chests,
- Catties and Canisters, may be found con.
stantly on hand and for sale lower than ever,
in quantities to suit, by S.R. ROSS.
Sept. 4, '49.
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NOTICE.
Notice.

GHEMlCALS.--Just received, superior lot
Oof genuine American, German, English,
and French Chemicals, for sale by -
DR.. J. CORSON, f-l
feb'2. No. 3 Front 1t.
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DIR. J. CORSON.

nealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs,
~ Perrumery, and Fancy Articles, Whole-
sale and Retail, No. Front street, Portsmouth,
Ohio. FEB. 8. Ifrs
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
DIED.

On Moncsy night Apn p at hi. residence IN New.Ro-
che le Mr THOMAS RUMsER merchant, u this City
The friends Of m family are invited 10 attend he funeral
on THURSDAY morning, May ? a. lfi O'Clock, without
further roiice Friends from he Gig may the 8
oeOck train Of cars or ewHsyen stopping at New -Ro-
chee ard return a. u o'clock Carriages viii be IN
tendance al the tepo; IN New Rochelle. myi -
Yesterday morning, Apnl ~, THOMAS } GOODWIN,
aged 81.
Friends Of the family are requested 70 suend the funeral
Ibis day "Wednesday st j. O'clock, hon bis lste res
cerce SO FcuTth-si. witho ut further invitation.
On Tuesdsy morning April ~, u congestion Of the
bowels ;. ALFRED NICHOLAS, IN the 28h year Of his
age
His remain. have been taten FAnders n J. ior inter-
Saturday Aprl = Of gesiion Of he brain JAMES
infant Of Jane. Psiee Esq sged year and a dsys
Al Kingston, Jamaica, W l. on sundsy evening April =
CHAUNCEY DRUMHOND. Esc Of The hfm o. Spear
Ripley Co. Of his City, IN he @5,h year Of his
His remains were brought 10 this place by siesmer
whence they will be iaEen the residence q his father
~ New CsnsEn Conn for inerent TIE f1t ersl viii
place lni. day, Lot, A. 2. NJ
oa Tue-dsy Hornins APril o. DAVID COX aged a
wear. ard mouths.
Hs friends ard thofe of the sTry respectfully IL
vied 10 suend he funeral this day May J. e. o'clock
from hs residence IS Diyson-st without further
notice
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

hoaogi1n Oc 1j ~ i7h for San Frslci.ro; bsrs E..
Beard from San Frsnrsco arr fftt brig ro,s Hrs-
from San Frsucsco ar Fr57
Jan 2, lt i .oux s. brig Aneis, Clsfs I'm E.sror,
Nov o. for CO if1rlfa
Jaa - ls : long 81 60 sehr oaadra,us G, day. fou
klu-hh. for California
March l. af 5o - long - barf Nsw England 5, asv.
from Rio ce Jsneifs for CsIfJrfis. via Valparaiso
Apu -. ~ ~ 3d. long 81 90 steamboat Goish Thoms.
fo1n N-s- YORK. fuf CsnfDrvia-afl vel
sailed fror Va rsiso, F-h y ship Stephen B.itvi,
Mcfsrlsnd from Phlaf. pha fSspt gl FOR Ssh Fnnci.~o
no cs- bak Dazzle. Webster liggns from Bosol S.ri
~ for San Francisco -f
AR Al -- llih git fnsue of place not given bot a.
any rae por on - Pnris must yrcbahly Valpsn'so
shp ArdreS Scott L~aviI fou4 Pori A,d NOV al fr =.
hofna 20 SAL Do Or cays or a. soon supply os vi,
Ter cs1d bs procured TIE vesssi Rad snsAirsd scpe
tughi damage 10 days previous 10 her krlys Had o.,
OVERHEARD Nance &C Costs Aiss stepteE Bafry Fsb
a 1sts- of Pico Western l-auds
BARK JoHN FsHgNAS. Davis. vh.cH cleared feree n,
Cast rnis he I'D Nsce before reported put m no .
b-af rd IN ci.ress asyins made tte nee-s-srv r-r, ,
cleared frOn y b. on se.grdsy lasl
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Passengers Arrived.

IN ne s'e9zsAip S0ufherrer from, ChI-le,taj Misses
Hsdcen Mss Gould, Misc Hunter, Misc hlicbel, hss VI
X CAyc er Miss Murray, Mss HigKns Hss snith, Capt
LYON H1n r Holmes, Sens'or Dcknson- senstor Ma
sou Hon Mr. Nensbe Senator Cizrk Mr. BesIe s-nzeni
stArms Geo Asson, l. Man gait NJ Dgrsnd ard child
Mr. COTTON ard children, Mrs Green, Mrs Ben amin AID
enudr. Mrs Michel children s-rvt, Ms Wa-.op
suc servr do ard s1y, Glbert scy ard cht, An
drew Low ard 'sFniy, Bndgusn, .a6y ard infant,
Qusckenbc. lsdy children ard s-rvsrL Mr. br1myel-
lacy 1 Children and s-rvsrs DR. Ancer' 90, sdy
and son, siod:sre " Pstlersor, Ajct Ssce,
J Wteelwrgh; y A Hsrd-- Hd friend, L Nscoil
D Haccen A q Powell DR. Powell John
William A Brsiol, Ofcot, II StsfOrt Z ~, 7
Rgxsn Chss Merroic. " Garry, J SichOis " bech-
= ] Jrrk;nsou A Nicools Flbi-r Jr J II ame, I II
CO. Warner. n Mcintosh Nclntosh Taylor,
Homes { Purvis-Ss n he sleersg-
II ssip 4aza Tvf frsss LfrvJocEDr Kelly ard l.ty,
ard 80 70 th- s.-ersx-
/. tAtr Novr1 froz H1rana-Mrs LEcy seytnour-,
Mr.. d Miller D.on.ses MiIet De Gsilot MIS- Bernu-
G.1ot GaloL MlleL Z Cor zsle- ard servant Ca
Iot s-c .er~srL Pastor and servant Hesh Polyczrp
De Dloz-. Ca2g W " Bececict
Ia ba,s Wn r Bhsai0r, f'o- SOoEs-nrs FgLern Of
yOole
IN bI,k PsEa6lgk,1 f,oz Bseaos Iyra-John Hayes
.rd sey Baeros Ayres Dsniei Hsyes do Dsvia SAID
ford AMSTERDAM Dr. " hls PiIshgrsh
IL &c. S1rgA J1ae frsn Baydeo-Josn Lander lacy Ard
Ia .eh Ra.sor Jros SaA Jsas S> ytosrscua-k.rtir
Bernsrc Tnos Il Csn;y. Jare C.1iy, Ben HXt, Josr
Wax. fJccE
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
LAW COURTS.

UNtTyD STATES CoMNIssIoNEE's OFFICE Be
FIRE Conomissicner Sulwell--ChGrge Of a.fe7nD. at
Reror-Iames Dickinson cook and steward Of the
bark sarnqel and Thomas, was charged by Capt
Sooe-. OF the vessel. with an attempt at revolt
while the vessel lay 81 Rio Grande IL January
last Il appeared tha, the Captain lady and two
children were on board. At breakfast table one
morning the Captain reproved the cook who is
young white man, with having cooked badly, as
had been the case frequently before, the meat be-
iog burned, &c. when ID. gave him some inso.ent
reply, and the Captain threstened 70 punish him,
when D. told the Captsi1 it would take better
man than him to d. il, He snggestef that man
forward, who had beea sent on board for home by
the Consul, should take his place, and said he
could not please the Captain and would never do
any more work on board Of the vessel The Cap
tain took D. on shore al his request to the Consul
with n view 10 being discharged bat the Consul
refused 10 discharge him, and told him to 20 on
board and attend to his duty, but he refused and
also declined 70 60 before the mast. On a threat
Of The Consnl to imprison him he consented 70
60 board, but alter being there refused 20 DO
any duty either for what he had shipped OF before
the mast. He was then given bis choice 10 80 to
duty OF be put in soAs, as the Captain SAID he
wO1ld not feel safe in trusting him about the ship
He preferred being put in irons. There were bat
four hands before the mast. a few days after
starting for New York the first ate suggested 20
Dickinson. as being better for himself and the
other hands 70 20 20 work, but he again refused
Neither d or the others o. the crew appear TO be
Americans 4 question was asked the Captain ss 10
whether the difficulty did not arise from fault found
by his lady which he answered in the negative
To be continued this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
spoken. &c.

No ds'- AT - j on IS TO- passed large American ship
steering :, 10 painted pors-shO~ed blue signal with
while q the center
Aprl p ls So q, lon ~ % steamship Osprsy from
Phis fer Charleston.
April % passed, going i,iO Key West bark II Gam
be, from Nforg for 81 Thomas
Apni g lsi 81 a. ion - brg Psrrsge French % I'm
Havana FOR Boston.
Aprii D. si 81 s. Ion - it sch Democrat (of Prospeci
from WEliDgiOn. NC, for Boston.
April n 4i - 49, Ion 20 =. ship Roger from Il YER.
pool for Phi sdephia
or Capes Of Virginia ship suivao from New. York for
Charleston.
Aprl p ls = S. lon II p, brg Zayss from AIexsn.
dria for Jamaica
No dae, o. lon II sch Viola I'm Norfolk for ChAgres
Dee = Hog I-lsnd Coss, Of sumsra 50 miles ship
scoloo, Brown from Gibraltar Sept - for Sdmana