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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
To The pnhlIr.
Posr OrFlcr DEPARTMENT, Aug

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Aug. l>jl-
It's represented to the Department that the
practice of handing letters 10 the Mad Agents ~ de-
posting them IN the pouches os boxes OF ne car,
or steamboats,, instead o putting them N the Post
Ofce has increased 20 such an exten, mat n is E9t
POSSIBLE .Or lie agents 20 aSsort and mail them
carefully Letters oi,en forced INTO The pouches.
and many prepayment stamps, such are nos put on
with proper care. are thus rubbed of
Persons sending Oa letter, or papers are therefore
gdyl>ed to place iAem in the po>.-OHce IN order %
secure Their prompt and SAFE tr4nSm.SS- on. When
the community aware that letters forwarded a tle
manner alluded 20 are liable. from the cause MT n
toned. TO DELAY and loss o. stamps placed or flem.
i : hoped that tho practice WI! be discontinued, ex
Cepi II cases OF emergency. ana that mail matter
wlL DC deposited ia the PoSs-Oice for transmission.
The lrnliege OF putting late letters III the dr0p-
Youches or - dn- .hem by the meIl agents. WaS
intended only FOR cases CT cxisCncy which are fe~
iu number ami not hat any considerable portion of
tee mail should Be thrown upon TIE travelling agent
- assori ard arrange .or Transmission.
Should this nCuCc te 1lsTegsrted an The er.1r-
r>,meat OF he nal agents he sjll continued, .
VII become necessary - forbid their reception of
my natter except what Is regularly received from
the Post OkceS Or al intermediate point, m iher
route 10 n S,ruc' them 10 deposit such mail matter
IL the Po>t-O6ce when ce.ay OF twenty-iOuT hours
Viii necessary oe causeo.
y. X. HAL. Postmaster General
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

ANOTHER CAMPHENE MuRDER.-A ester
day afternoon the go.dware maAufactory Of Nh DAl-
lerv IN nion-aycnuc Grandst, was set on iire
by the explosion OF a camphcne lamp. The hre was
soon oxtnguished, though not without considerable
damage to the building II = our painful duty TO an
nounce that young woman. employed IN the es'ao-
hshmeni. was so horribly burned, by her clothes
taking fre from the comphene, that She died IN about
three hours This melancholy intelligence was m
stantly sent TO heT parents, who reside IN NeW-Jcr
sey Another Young woman, whose father i IN the
employ Of the ferry company. was very otdlY burned
in The breast ard arms she was frightened that
She lcll down and by this movement the flames were
exiinruishcd otherwise she would in all probability
have Lost her life.
We do hope hat The jury, Who vii have cogm-
zance of this terrible occurrence Will express ,holi
opinion Of the use Of The highly explosive and dan
eerous funds generally called camphcne. We should
like to know # SIX men can be found who believe
that they are not dangerous
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


Tpr RIOT At THE COLORED CAMP
Nrsrlro.-On Sunday las, a oisgraceful not o;-
cured ,tlhe Camp-meetinc Of colorod people now
beng hcia N the vicinity Of ushIng J.. l., n which
MANY were more or less injured II appears thal the
driver of one Of the Brooklyn stages drove up
lane. near The camp. for the purpose Of turning
his horses, when he was stopped BY two white men
who femanded Il Smiling for the privilege Of enter
mr. tbs he refused 20 DO when hs horses were
beaten and turned back, and himself q sa'lted
Tie affair soon attracted a .rge crowd OF white and
colo,ed men and general fight ensued. N whica
clrbs stones, and knlfes were used. The whites
who commenced the muss and the party nat joined
them fell back upon an elevation ana hurled all
sor,s OF missiles upon the contending party IN the
road below, which was thIo ged Win passing car
rlspes Many people inyehcles were injured. One
white woman. named Cunningham. was hit with a
stone and ,hrown ou; Of the carriage IN which she
Was hiding with her husband. number OF stages
and other vehicles we're conTa crably battered and
horees severely peltct with me stones. The hght
vas not confined between the whites and the blacks
the latter took sides with the tryer ana were
sustained by portion Of the whites against 'hose
who. nm the ir,t place had made the assault upon
hm--who are mostly dem zens OF that lghborhood'
Among the persons injured are he following James
Thompson qbas Bush fcoloredJ residing IN Love
lane 10 this city, had one Of hs eyes knocked out
and was Otherwise dreadfully injured. He no" hes
at ms residence m very precarous situation
John THOMPSON c0lorcd residing N Nassau-st., this
city. was so seriously injured that he could not be
brought home. and was lef al his sisters house, III
Nevtown MOllonoux. colored, well known about
the Tul,on markot Ncw-York had his lip nearly
on; oil. Felix Wansiey. white. New-l ork, pedlar
bv occupation was much cut about the head ana
face and sylvester Troadwell, colored, was dread
fully bruised about the head and body. Many others
on both sides were injured, whose names Is mpos-
sble to ascertain
MILITARY NIsi1 The Washington Con-
bnentals have accepted an invitation from the
veteran company Of Albany, the Artillery and are
expected there on the 10th Of September. They
number about 1870 musKeS. The Artillery, as usual,
viii give them a warm and cordial reception.
FIRE N MAIN -STREET. On Sunday
mornne about o'clock a fire broke oui IN the
second floor Of house No. % Main-St., but II was
cxtncushcd before much damage had been done.
~ Engine Co. No : make their first
annual pic ne to-day. They viii proceed to Bid
dies Grove Ia steamer and a double-decked barge,
sivo preparations have been made 10 afford comfort
and pleasure to all those who desirous OF parak
ing OF the IMP
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
naxlcn ras.lo,eof free,or.- Grea, ch.er,ng foI.

raSsicn was love Of freetom-~ Great cheering fol-
lowirg IAis Stleace ali the orator. fecll- Car'ir-
aged ~ toe app auSe. went oa-" Feuo v ciiizens
,ouT fathers anc lnC n other tines ugh mp liAy
an1 tacy ottalntd Il aai shall we today refuse 20
sympa,h4e with TIE friends OF the caslsyei Is.lnt
Of Cuha' shall We hsSey decli 7e 10 assist N her
celittrancc rUn bondage - Several voices here IA
i3EIuItrd tle SreahtT. an aSSet HIM n be NA>
ready o. 80 30 Cuba uow when s,tne ncr t'n on t2c
balcony answered. thar he was ready 10 % To-
drink" Th.S interruption cutiEc.f clScOUccr.e.tA'
craor who. unable 10 retrieve the 1hreai of hS i.>
couTs- abruptly erred" Geniemen. i'll eetAia Noa
20 iorcp- several e't ~ gentlemen who IA; pro a
lsct 20 re r-cSeri hcre. and who would have Al
crcsSed you. have teeu tlkon SulCc7y a. aet u
tley sr5 vel enough - come ont to-ulsl'. 81, re
WI te another meeting i1 thl> place ~ unr c ~
Tie tov> gathered ohou' tie orator Who ~cri 1 t'e
ct DtfCDshiTe street. an1 cnrcfei oim
heartily. From ;he fIci that second Ia tiins VA
rot held - : i0fcrr :ha. the kncSs NJ taf ti'-
Lustg.sls cri.c serious lBaS.On coIr.cr, ;, h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
New Motive Power.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Aug 25' +

NkN-1 ORk. MOhuhN, Aug. 81 1871
). p. ANDREws, Es1.-Dcar Sir: rs
my name has been brought before the public by YOU
IN Tae YORK Tribns, also IN some OF the sclen
tfc journals OF The day, IN connection with SAWYER
& Gwynne'e Static Pressure Engine have
thought proper 20 send You condensed and definite
statement Of my views ON The subjects with which
my name has been connected
From all we Snon OF matter i eyinces 10
particular preference Tor either rest OF motion, bat
moves IN any direction ia obedience to The forces by
which 1t Is ImpeAod.
shah not now stop 20 inquire whether The forces
be cause or effect. whether compelled 10 observe
straight lines or % pursue any course which nte.Li-
gcnce might direct. bat shall proceed upOn the sup
position thai TWO or more distinct forces are fequlfeC
Tor or exhibited under rct7ilOn
The propfiinc roWor by winch matter rs r0Wpt I'D
80 uultrco locomot On. whether d. straight Anc or
200 a g'rC e. - U S'prtt force
single f0rce causes Inc earth 20 move ln IL or
ht while the other two forces, termed centrifugal
and Ctniuptal. by exactly balancing each other pre-
vent lis IoceCIug rom OF approaching toward the
sun. These TWO forces cast independent OF each
other amt also 4d per .tt ~ tIe HiDrAi- (DTt = ~
quite a. rational TO assert tha, cCntup putal force is
TtcucaI force ieHf INTO n crit, is thl' centrifugal
force T.. Where centrifugal ami ccntrpet tu forces
are equal matter cvlnccS none az this tolccH-V, rt
or Gtf.TrR RGfian TO pursue >tr ghi Ile II Is Only
where centrifugal force is not CountCrdcied by cen
tngCtaJ force thbnns tGideHrp lS exhibited.
Where ihi. crayliatln- attraction does not exist.
tc attraction of cohesion /, maze 90 COuitraci ttn-
tuueal fnce. sometimes WITH success. bur ~ made
cuac\ Is n, en- attended with disastrous consequences
assume then, that centrifugal force Is primer PIE
exhibited in all revolving bodies, pressing rtllaLy
rom the center 90 tie circumference, increasing rs
he square of The velocity no AK upon rotation,
and IS n reiore erdtuty, capable, unool certain
notifications. IN connection with elastic ani non
elastic funds, of becoming the measure OF power l-e-
4uaic 70 an the requirements OF man.
N.,tr. ~ rlsrncfnlLlN y SAMYrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
BODIES CT KERB = CRIrTENDEN.
Great Excitement in Savannah ana
Nashville. &C. SC
By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.

BALTIMORE. Monday, Aug. 25. 1851.
The Southern Mail has arrived.
4 dispatch to the Charleston papers, dated
New.Orleans. 2lst INST, says that party OF
Cuban hherators. mostly Western men, exasper-
a,ea by the tone Of the Spanish paper Ia Pntria,
this afternoon attacked the Office of that paper,
broke IN the windows and doors, and threw the
press. cases. type and furniture INTO The street;
IN act they destroyed everything belonging to
the office. There was no interference en- the
part of the Police
Aner dcmohshiHr Ite Clion office, the rioters
nrocee5et 20 the cigar->tore on the corner Of s.
Charles and Gravier->,S. broke in the doors and
windows. and destroyed al the stock and TX
tures. which were very valuable.
At O'Clock the rioters went 20 the office OF the
Spanish Consul ard DESTROYED desks, furniture.
and property of all kinds They also broke down
the sign. vhichthey carried in triumph to meet
ING held III la Favette.square
Ano,hc- Dispatch dated 9Th, says that a mob
Of 1000 men surrounded the city prison this
morning. where the Spanish Consul had taken
refuge. and threatened to demolsh 1t unless he
was delivered M TO them. There We're about
fifty Police on the ground.
Nearly ali the cigar shops kept By sqanards
were destroyed.
Yesterday. wmufe-gans were ired rom sun
rise until night IN honor Of the murdered liberia
tors.
The bodies ol Victor Kerr and Col Cutten-
den attracted many visitors and Prod'ced much
feeling
Three or four Spauish-cofoe houses were also
DESTROYED The military are called out
1t is sand The Spanish Consul received several
letters from murdered Americans. but refused
to deliver them Up to a committee who called on
him Subsequently, however, he was forced 10
surrender them
The Cuba news created great excitement a.
Savannah tremendous town meeting was
held there on Thursday evening. A committee
was appointed. and after several speeches an
adjournment was carried TIL Friday.
CINciNNArI. Monday, Aug -.
\ large and enthusiastic meeting Of Cuban
svmpathizers was held at Nashville, Tenn, on
Saturday evening Resolutions were adopted
alludmg in terms OF indignation to the baroarouS
murder Of Americans at HayaRa-caing on the
Government to inquire into the attack on the
steamer Falcon-and declaring emphalcally that
the President OF the United States has no right
to hinder persons leaving this country for Cuba,
or any other foreign country. \ Committee was
also appointed % collect means tor the Cuban
patriots Af;er the meeting a grand procession
was formed and marched through the streets,
carrying a banner with the MOTTO" God and
Liberty Cuba"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
INDIANA AND TIE PEOPLE OF CoLoa.-

Tt Albany - -.S,lr. sc lklls OF tie PROVISIONS of
the new Con ..lut.on oi Indiana "a relation 10 thc
coloIeL people. SAYS We l-e iac.Ilc 10 ih-.k
ihcse provisions are II co. fIc with the Co-S,G9u
o. he nIied safes. ard that iAt'ana cannot e1-
cfuJe the rec co'orel 'cl,yerS' % NewN Nork from
her borders Some such ,tea seems 20 have haunted
tie mines OF The ln1lAna Convention and, therefore,
lrs;eaa oi imposing penalties on he negroes, they
make all contracts Which the llies may enier MO
win hu va.c. nd fIc those who employ n encour-
are them 20 remain II that St2ie bu that : hardy
allowing % the citizens ci each state all the privl-
ieees and III munues 81 cltilens H. the several
States required uy the Constitution o. tAe lnion
l. We are correct II his then tae Constitution Ol IN
ciaua = o5LoxlOuS 20 he same objections, IS the
laws OF South Carclua, w-ch exclude Tree blacks
Cr The laws II Vermont which attempt % alnul tue
ur section OF the Jn.ied States Courts anu autDou-
trs. md ,rsr sfer the same 10 S,ate.tTbunals We
have been surprised 10 dnG ms Indiana outrage 80
iaHeiS ant cuie.iy submitted to. >corce i mtrmuE
taS keen 5r,aiheu against IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

ABscoNDISG SLAyRs.-Many slaves IN
Hampshire county, Va. are making the present
season of great rush ,Ow ards Pennsylvania. ne
CoraberlqHa fniOnist says A large number have ab-
sconGed from that vicinity within the last week, some
Of whom have been arrested, but the largest pof-
ton Of them, We believe, have a. yet evased Puf-
suit.
GONE BACK 10 SLAVERY learn tbat
the negro Daniel left Buffalo for the land ot siasey
NIGHT before last, and entered ono al oahnNA1'
Tie information comes from an undouDted source,
ard vet the Buffalo papers of yesterday say h0'hhs
about IT, There IS mystery somewhere ~. o.,
HoRaIBLE.-Miss Barnes, a young lady
~ CINCINNATI entered closet Win Lighted candle,
hen a gust OF wind shut her IN. ana her ciotnss
b.n iynted she Was burnt 10 death WITHOUT chance
Of escape.
poTaro Ror.-The Editor Of The
pI,.esnaa writes from keeIe, y. H., that he has
zen 10 symptoms Of tie potato rot on has journey
hence In the ne ghborhOod Of Portsmouth. \. H.,
on The contrary large potato-growing regiOn--the
vInes are affected II many places The sleetyIlle,
fguuer Canada, paper says OF the crop IN that VI
ciE.iyL''it Il Is as black a. tlle ak with which We
wn'e"
STAGE ACCIDENT One Of Halstead's
stages 1hiChieflhe city last evening about O'Clock,
came IN contact with tree near the Hanslou-s,.
Bnoge, West Troy, by which the stage was u2se;
and SIX pas ser gers-three of them lsdtes-oadiy In
jured Tie horsss broke away from The stage. and
III rfnrif 2, one u ,hen feli ard vas killed.
fAlb Ey. Ior s1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
NcrLets RrrF.Lo. Avg .

coo bbls WHEAT. 81. 600 bush. CORN 1000 bush
Western flour IS in fair demand at previous rltes
900 bush Michigan sold AZ - - a - " itstr
X easier, especially for low grades 10000 bush.
sold al 6sic for ONO. $1,000 bush. mixed Ntstef9
Corn changed hands al ~ r. Tie. Oar, are dnll anu
lover with small sales ar 3Oc. FLOUR irelgh'' are
at zee ard CORN a. &C. No change in WHEAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
NInrket,....BA .BAITn.1RE. Ne. p. ~

The market for FLoURIs steady. but not active.
Hovard-st sells 4 81 co. NHEA -f.oD Oush. We're
sold to-day at 7fa SOC for prime white, and "a -.
for red The sales Of CORN were 1000 bush Al - 4"
SIC for hIte, and So SIC for yellow OATS are Al
30as3c. RYE Csc. Small ea.cS OF NIski nave
been made at 22c. CofFEE--l 600 bags RIO brought
n Qc and Laguayra 9lC
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
The Recent Event, az Havana.

Prom the k1fnual iLfeiAgtnCef II M0ndls
We are authorized TO state that the
>taam-lfpaie Saralac Will De- dispatched forthwith
from Nor.ok for Havana. Nth Commodore Parker.
IL the Home SoudaIOn, on board. Who has Deen III
struct ed to INQUIRE INTO al the circumstances al
ierdlug the capture and execution OF the American
zt rs recently shot az that place, and 10 ascertain
Tie proof under hltl iAcy were Dut % death. for
having been. u.s. ALLEGED, eugcgcf IN an armed tx
getIttol vn.ch invaded the Island full nyesti-
-ot on viii also le Atd INTO the Circumstance Of
f.iur att.e United Stale mal. steamer Falcon by
spanish cruiser
At thc same uIoc that lhese steps being taken,
renew 90 and rgt instructions viii BE- .ssued 20 the
cl, military aid naval officers Oi The Government
io take d.. legal steps, and employ al the means al
Their con ma @. 20 clf * ana Oltak up any armed
anc Illegal expeditions from the inlted S'lies
agams. tie territories OF friendly powers, and 10
se.ze any Fesse. and arrest all persons who may
be concerned therein beng the liked determine
ion Of The Government "a MAINTAIN - treaty ooh-
cations and 10 enforce the laws Of ,he land, the
cent violation ot which. IN the case q the expedi-
ION OF tie Pampero, has led TO such .anen.aoie
results
Tie Seraaac was waiting a Norfolk for the pgr-
rCsc o. conveyio~ Gov Lc'chor - Vera Cruz, on hS
way 20 resume n4, diplomatic duties ~ ihe Cty ~
Mexico but her present mission being Of such
pressing Importance. he vii cerart without n.m,
ard ano'ter conveyance VII ce provided for that
gentleman.
Tie : rsnac viii leave Norfolk either this after
noon or tC-moITON.
We uaLer,tand tAlt 4 dispatch 20 The Department
Of STATE ircm TIE American consul al Havana states
tlat q The prisoners were tired (we presume Uy Il
military irlDuDsll previous 10 thc.r t1ecui.on.
We notice IN some oI our exchanges tnd. com
plant j. made a. 70 the ~ tne oficer. ot
the United Stale al NewOr cans. IN not preventing
Tie departure Of The expedition under Lopez. We
lave MADE inquiry on the subject. and have ascer-
iI hai The lo>t siuu gent orders aere long since
issued ana renewed or :ae subject " ne s.derent
L paItLeLi,, alt t'ai satisfactory explanation
VIII 10 required for the ePpaTenr neglect
tILIIRUSIERs iS STATE-sTREEr.--Iner
Wcs .loAia.-eOus meeting n Silse-sl, on >itur-
tsy evening. CONF rOsed Of quite corJlsi'J.e mate
l.as- Wllcs ssseMtie1, "a. We leaned irJm ne
SPEAKER who a. res sed the crowd from the balcony
o. IL ule s'lt mouse for The purpose Of taking
mo consideration the subject Of the recent m4ssscre
et Havana The sreaAeF, aiIef aPologzlng Tor hls
i-Cicrca cet ciCLcles. anc saying ty, that ne as
10 o--or, FrccCcrcc - nsi>t tia ineTe acre inns
io- sc;.oH lEd rAat i.e OicCd Of ihe slaughtered
Tatriot> Ct aba cred cat iOT ven-e4nce. Nngt
cause Nf-to.cs you, tief, q mourn icr them, ny
COl7tTl .asL " s.l he they were brave >elf- -acrI
fr-ig msn lac those assembled here sho>e r'tiDs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Narkets- ALBANY. Aus. IS.

The pas; 4 hours receipts faVe been @oeenIf L2t T.
. 0o0 fbls WHEAT none Corn. 10000 bushels.
Flour is steady but not active. WHFAT i IN iar
milling demand for prime. $500 bushels Gene>ee
sold at l05c CORN Is steady at Saturday Ta,es'
with sales OF 1900 bushels.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Railrcad rrero,itian..

I0TIs fILLr, Alr =, .-1l-
The propositions. voted N this ci'y a i1yor o,
1srr5ir OCG.lsc 10 tho Nashville .s1llr7s5, an
se.i 100 10 Tie JeGsTsoaVlhe iafianD h1Ir1fi,
Iarf heen atontea ~ lsrre mal0rny.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Attcmpi 10 Blow up n Depot.

W0RCEsTLR, NOnIay, Aux =, IosI-
.u aitempt was made On Saturday night 10 blow
10 The depot II Wes- Cambridge. Al the vindo -
and 5ooTs IN the building were blown oui and tle
roof raised SIX inches.
T! p buIltinrtook fire. bu. the flames were su5tuet
Two Ir1shr1en. who were put oui OF the cars -
Boston. are supposed to be guilty Of the act
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
M5'cs, -, Fomaics, 3 Adults, !! ChldTcn. %
SrRlors Acc1rrNr.-Shortl.

SERIOUS ACCIIENT.-Shortly after |
O'Clock Yesterday carpenter named Francis Wise,
eugacod IA the erection OF block of buildings on
Fulton ST.. between johnson and Tiiay-sts.. fell
he adoug from the first door upon The raiefS Of the
basement noor and Was seriously injured. although,
fortunately. 10 bones were broken. Medical ass Il
amco was rendered, aud he conveyed 10 hs resi-
,CnCC ln Auanuc.st, near Columbia.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Arrest of Incendiaries.

PRoyIDESCE, Monday, Aug. -, lsjl
Three persons-aamei James Lan1loss, Patrick
RCyle and John ROD.ason-WeTe arrese1 n thiS clly
on .turday charged with setting FIRE iO prOpcriT m
tbs vicinity They were committed N ceiaaiI oi
- too bari each
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
Tireuien'. Wit.

T0flII : llOIIfF ~ = TT
Tic Washington G8a~ds' q New YORK. arrived
here TODAY Nv tie steamer Reindeer and were re-
&c ved by the Harrison Guard an the ti-e Depart
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
rirc at Concord. \. IL.

CoNcoRD, y. H. Aug 2i.
The store OF IL Lee. on MaIn-st.. vas destroyed
by Alc on Saturday evening. The STOCK OF goods IN
t. 3 Tennoy's store Vas considerably oama5ea'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
4 : Nfock Issuea.

WASHINGTON Monday. Aug -. 1851
The amount of 4 : stock issued TO fOreisnerS
durlrg lhe past Wcea. was $ii.O59-prlnciPiily the
loan % fs.7
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

Frpr At MuLvrLLg.-A stone house im-
no s.at,- .(,so,,,rr,h Morris and Essex Rsilroa1
-, se,ii,'i. teioneinr 70 Mr Jonathan ParAhGrst.
fc orcpied by him for the storage o. S'osA USE -
-, - o." ,'.,i,cr Surdav rgo,ning % be on IRE. Mr
p,si,,rst was immediately awakened, oul be sax a
(lro no ee0rt could save i, and the building ".in
ne coufer;.. was entirely burned Gown u con-
-. - s,,ee Al the TINE. consisting o. paper ana
r,stflssrt cutt ms. valued Al 81 So to $JOD' On
,,,irt ts I'D insured 81 800 IA the American Com
nav of Sewark. II was the work Of an lhcea1iaIy
N,rto's- This evening Mrs. Mowatt
,r.rstt nc celebrated and excellsr;ly drawn charac
t., ~ Pauline. In the Lady Of Lyons and she Is
cri,c ccual 70 TIE arduous undertaking. MessFs'
plafc and DyOtt also appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
AnRysT OF HALL THIEF "A femaie'

naIoed Vhi,aujua Thompson. was ca.ght "a tae
eTirx r. ne forse OF .T Wn Eaii. 30 o. i'a,s
Th.ri, arsts,, IN The at Sealing coat ~ CO *
hicA wese hanging upJn TIC hai,a'1'i. = ga. T" -
takc,. ts.ore Justice Bitakioy aid hei' i'i eA'''
ten
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
FArM ACCIDENT BY THE FAILING or

FATAL ACCIDENT BY THE ALLlNG or \
PuT or TiNurR-Another OF those fatal accidents
which occur 50 frequently from The exceedingly neg
streets, occurred Yesterday afternoon \ pile Of
slaves lclCnemg 10 llaTbecs & Co, No 60 Wall-st,
New-N ork, which had been standing IN Furman-St-,
near uNon, and was between 30 and infect IN hight,
tCpplCd over and itl Just aS poor woman Was pass
ing. burning her under n, and crushing her In the
mos, horrible manner She was conveyed. by dlTec-
ton Of The Chef OF Police, to he City Hospital,
where She died immediately aficr. From what couli
be gathered from her before her death, U appeared
htl name was Mis- Moore, and that She resided m
Dutch st, Newly OK. and was returning from where
She had brought dinner 10 her husband or some
friend. She was about so years OF age. An inquest
VII bc held today when The cprohensbie practice
OF those pllng up TIMBER IN The streets viii be taken
into consideration by the jury, and measures be
taken TO put "a stop thereto.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

Minute Guns for the Dead LiberatorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
TIE spanish Consul Driven 10
Jail Ter safety!

THREATS 10 DEA0LISH THE JAIL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

SHOPS or SPANlARDS DESTROYED
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26

The MILITARY CALLED OUT!
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26
DANoERovs ENpERlMrYT.-About tn

TFANUEkOIS FNFENTMTNT.-NUOuT INfTt
O'Clock on sunday morning, man under the lniu-
trce OF lQuor attempted 10 jump of the Fulton fer
~ boat - 10 was nearing the tock, and succeeded N
gra>ruG ho,do the brloge rom winch he WAS hang
Ing while the boat Was closing m, which would have
instantly crushed HIM but fer The presence OF mind
OF one OF the employees OF the company, who struck
hmOn the hands with and Knocked him INTO the
water. from which. after much difficulty he ex-
ulca,ed and conveyed 10 ms residence, corner of
ptall and lork-Sts