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Pill. VII. and Bah. Rail Road Line.
G2aEaa, E,5S,a.sts ,r,S ~
Hl - 15s4AE

THE morning train of cars from Philadelphia
for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter before
II O'Clock, A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila., at
quarter before u O'Clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at
before II o'clock at night.
Night line from Phia., reaches Elkton at I
before o'clock at naht.
Way-Train from Perryvlle for Phla., arrives
at Elkton at s O'Clock in the morning.
WayTrain from Phila. for Perryville, arrives
at Elkton al before O'Clock in the evening.
BENZ. WELLS,
March %, Isl. Agent.
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+ IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IOllce at Port Deposit, Md, March 81, 1851.
Abrahams, VIM. johnson, C;tharine
Allison, Mary jackson john c.
Ash, jesse Kirk, II. & Il. .
Brosus Isaac ". kccticy, Rachel
Berlin, Isaiah King, Sophia B.
Berlin, Francis 2 Lee, John
Birk Chalcs , Lee, Susan X.
Burr, Francis Low, Curtis
Black, George Mcconnell, James
Bollen James G. Micvcy, Vim.
Bnrln, Jas. g. McMulin, VIM.
Burln, IL. 7. MrMallon WIN.
Chambers, Mary Michucr, Anthony
Clarkson, Levi Mask, VIM. NJ.
Chester T. p. Morton, VIM.
Connolly, Jane Michner, Aaron ].
Castor, Henry r. McNey, Johnathnn
Craig, Jas. l.. Norris, Mrs. Rachel
Cain, Peter Price, Richard,
Death, Jos. , Reynolds, i. & w. NJ.
Fireman, :. S",i>l, Eliza
Gillespie, Carvil Sites, j. S.
lIusc, Gccop Stdhaln, Mrs. Susanah
Harris, Elisha Thompson, Jane
llnwkins, Doilina Thompson. Robert
Hand, Elizabeth Welsh, Rebccca
Higgins, Ann Whitlock, Henry
llurock, VIM. Shcckles, Nelson II.
ShIcls, WIN.
Arr ! SAGII rEACO p NJ
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T IST OF LETTERS
IOiiice, Elkton, Nd.
Bennett, Victor l..
Boulicn, John
Bryan, Rev. Thos NJ.
Boram, Samuel
Bets, Nm. NJ.
cme Of VIM. Brown
Brown, Vim. A.
Briggs, Robert J..
Buchanan, Lewis
Collens, Edward
Clarkson, Elizabeth
CLARK, George
Concns, Jacob M.
Campbell, John
CosgiiG. Peter
Crimps, Mrs. Ann S.
Dean, Emmy
Drummond, Emcline
Davidson, John I.
Egnor, Matthias
Foster, James
Foster, J. Webb,
Fulton, James II.
Fcsacnbecknr. Christie
Hammerg, Mrs. Jane
Horsey, Thos. II.
Hutchinson, David
lieagy, DI. Goo. w.
IIogg, John r.
Hancs, John w.
Jackson, Mrs.
Jones, Spencer
Knox, Mrs. Mary
Lippcncotl, Vim. p.
Eastern Shore
Persons who call for
they are advertised.
Llkton, apr. 3
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Valuable Town Property
an DJrDT C1J


HN1lE subscriber as Executor of A. McIntrc,
l. Sr., decd, will sell at Public Sale in the town
OF ELKroN, Md, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of .Maynert,
at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, the valuable property stu
ated at the conner of main and Bridge Streets,
Elkton, and now occupied by Graham & Aid
ridge, as us Tinware and Stove Factory.
The improvements are large two story
Brick Storehouse and DWelling,
with smoke house, stable and carriage house.
The property is well suited for person wishing
pursue the mercantile business, having been for
many years used as store. Terms will be liberal
.Apr 5, 81 is ANDREW MCINTYRE.
PHIL. WILL. IND B.ALT. r. r.
Freight TO Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Wheat per bus. in bags cents.
Corn and Oats do. do 3 cents.
mar s 81 IT, BFNJ, WELLS, Agt.
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NAvAL.--A letter dated Port Praya,
Cape de Verde Islands, Feb. 10, says:
"The Z. S brig Perry, lieut. comman-
ding A. Fl. Foote, arrived here in jan
uary, after an absence Of one year on a
cruise TO the S. W. Coast, during which
time she captured two vessels Ga ship and
a brig fnlly equipped forthe slave trade,
and rendered important assistance to
American commerce generally. The
Perry has been at sea during this cruise
TO the Southwark 80 days. There has
not been a clse Of fever on board since
leaving the United States, nor has there
been ngle ration ofspirits served dur
ing fifteen months"
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Willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared to made acntemcn's clothing in
he neatest manner. Call at the ''BAzAAR" next
door TO the Post Office.
Elkton. March % '5l.
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CANAL BOATS Acknowledging the gale of
Monday eycine, iorteen Tide Water Canal hcats
in tow Of the steamboat Thomas Jefferson, on
their below Newcastle. Out of the whole nun
bCr only four have sustained material damap e
and the whole will be got of with the aid of a
steamboat sent Down yesterday. Their cargoes
consisted pin ipally of coal, bark. lumbcr and
grain. and buta snail portion Of the latter is
damaged. One boat laden with iron. and having
five horses on board, hoatcd of with the tide
hut the horses were drowned. The latter boat
wa towcrd into Newcastle perfectly tight.
DANIEL WERsTER.-Mr. Webster's
health has improved. 1t is believed
that t"e lime lmprrgnated with water al
Harrisburg caused his sickness. He
left New York yesterday for Marshfeld,
and will thence return to ashington.
On the 10th of May he will again be in
New York to argue the property suit
between the NJ. E. Church North and
the NJ. E. South.
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Mr.. CLAY AT HAvANA.-A letter in
the New York Herald, dated Havana,
March 81, says:
For the past two weeks the Hon. Hen
ry Clay has been staying at Mrs. AL
my's, in company with DR.. Mercer and
his family of New Orleans. He has
made one short tripinto the country to
visit coffee estate, and leaves by the
Ohio, for New Orleans. He appears TO
be in good health and excellent spirits,
as seen in our streets and public places,
smiling and chatting with all, with his
usual ailability. am told but few peo-
pie have called on him, and do not doubt
he enjoys this relaxation from the con-
tinued necessity to gaze upon strange ia
ces. | have heard that very many Gre
oles wish to call, but refrain from doing
so because they have no one to present
them.
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T. J. Quigley, P. E.; Middletown and
Cantwells Bridge, J. R. Anderson;
Smyrna, H. E. Gilroy; Smyrna Circuit,
T. Newman, Jos. Gregg; Dover, J. T.
Hazard, c. J. Thompson; Frederick, ].
Flannery, S. S. Gillingham; Milford, ].
Aspril, J. Hough; Denton, s. M. Cooper;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
News from Utah.

The DeSeret NeirS of April Sth, contains
some items of intelligence which we give IN the brief
est possible form. The first thing we notice IS the
Fifth General Epistle Of the Presidency Of Church
of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints. from the salt
Lake Valley, state Of Deseret to the Saints scat
tered throughout the Earth" After history of the
past the document goes to speak OF the present
condition Of the country The winter has been mild.
Several mills have been erected AMI many shingles
have been made. The COuncIl-house has been 50 far
completed as TO admit OF partial occupancy. wool
en- factory is 10 be built March was pleasant, and
was improved by the farmers IN sowing wheat
colony has been formed at Iron County, about
$50 miles nearly south Of the salt Lake City. They
left on the 7h December, under charge Of Elder Geo.
A. Smith, with about 1870 men. a few families, and
good supply of teams seeds, and tools ana when last
heard from, they had field of 900 acres, 400 OF u
sown, plenty of water, wood iron ore, alum, AMI
some prospect of coal.
The Quorum Of " Seventies" had agreed 10 erect
an extensive rOunda IN Great Salt Lake City, to be
called the Seventies Hall OF Science AMI Gov.
Young, their President, appointed Trustee and
Superintendent of the work.
The General Assembly OF the State Of Deseret was
IN session in January railroad company was char
tered extend from Temple block IN the city to the
stone quarry and mountain on the east for the con
Yeyance of building materiaS-the construction 10
commence Immediately.
The news of the formation OF a territorial Govern
ment for Utah. and Of the appointment Of Brigham
Young as Governor was first received by way OF Cal
iiornla, IN January. II was Afterwards confirmed by
the Eastern mall but official notice reports or
papers had been received. We anticipate no con-
yulsive revolutionary feeling or movement by the
citizens Of DeSerct." but an easy, quiet transition
from State to Territory like weary travellers deScen-
ding gentle hill near by their way-sde home"
settlement IS TO be formed IN the southern part OF
California at no great distance from San Diego for
which purpose Elders AmaSa Lyman and Charles I.
Rich, with one hundred and nifty wagons, lett early
in March II Is designedt 10 establish continued line
OF stations and places Of refreshment, to the Pacihc
on this route
change in our Government and 10 facilitate business,
the General Assembly of Descret appointed Gov.
Youpg their agent to receive the 100000 appropriated
by Congress TO build State House in Utah Terri
tory and cause said house to be erected without de-
lay UnOn-square, IN this city, little northwest
Of Temple block and the Assembly adjourned sine
die on Saturday last DR.. j. VI Bemhlscl has been
appointed by the President to select the library
for which Congress has appropriated $1,000, and, at
our latest adVices, he was IN YOrk making the Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
PHILADELPHIA.
Fearful Fight-Markets and stocks.
l.


PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, June g.
A fearful and singular fight took place At
the corner Of Schuykil Eighth and Market SITS this
morning. about O'Clock. The facts are as follows
a man nom Waterford Conn, named LYNN VIII
HaInS, was observed by police officer 10 have in MS
possession two OF Aliens reyolVers The Offcer At
tempted 70 arrest hin, bu; was intimiiaici 5y the
revolTeTs which Williams eveled at him and threat
ened 20 discharge Several policemen were senl
lof' bet Williams kept them all al BAY. At
length, after some parleyIrg. a Mr. John "a
gan stepped up and offered 70 arrest Williams
II Hre-aTInS were furnished him. After a revolver
hal been handed him. he stepped into the street AMI
called upon Williams TO surrender or he would shoot
him 1 ne only reply very expressive, though he
received was bullet which whiStiei past him. Ft-
gan Immediately returned the fire. Well, fifteen
SHOTS Were exchanged. yet no one was injured, al
though there were about dozen persons standing IN
the vicinity OF the combatantS. This IS strange but
literally true After Williams had discharged his last
barrel he rushed furiously, with the weapon. upon
Fagan, and but for a well-dlrected blow with his hSs
rom capt Weaver, Of the police, would have doubt
less seriously injured Mr Pagan. This morning Viii
IamS was committed to prison, in default of $1,000
ball ior 2furiher hearing. Il Is thought that Williams
was laDOrlng under fl Of mania last night.
There has been but little business done to-day owing
he @ ana the anIey 10 learn the iea'r If hs steamer
ASIA adVlces COTTON IN limited request without
Tial change IN prices The FLOUR market continue. Ill
The receipts have somewhat fallen or but tbs and both
for shipment and city consumption continues limited Sales
i8f bbl Sales IN IotS I'M he sunov nj the civ ieaisS
anu bakers a. 1914 q Tor and gnnd brands
Il 70 IS for extra and fancy brands RYE FLOUR IS
steady AZ 80 Corn MEAL but little inquired after
Sales Of goo bbs At 2 - Dbl There Is but a limited
amount OF WHEAT offering and We continue former
quotations RYE Is unsteady al 70 bushsl Tbs
supplies % CORN continue very small 5000 bushels yell
low sold 1t SO cents afoat OATsA cargo Of Pelnsyya
MIA sold At 49, cts bushel WHISKY steady. Sales Of
bbs at A and hhds ar cts the latter rate for LA
easter Co
SALEs OF SrocKs-FYrsf Board - Mechanics Bank 29s,
100 state S. Oil 10000 DO. 9il 100 Girard Bank. 2i, II
Bank Of Pennsylvania l9; 900 County S. o. 500 Camicn
AmbOy RR S., o. 95,; 81 NOrrStown RR 36s go Catta
RR 6s L United States Rlnk, =! so Lehigh Int
So. 20 Mnehl RR, 6Si 300 Allegheny County s. 9os
Second BoaTd-i2 Psnna RR a. 800 Lehgh Int ss. 2so
Morris Canal l6i: Mech Bank. 29l, Penna Bank. l9.
200 Reading RR St 100 Lehgh 6s 81; 80 Harrisburg RR.
a. 800 State S. 9it, 33 Camden and Amb0y RR 6S 81,
o. pa Sfafe 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

Lss,,d from the United states Patent Qce for he pe
ending JEnS ,, 1851

ending JTDS g. 1851
[Carefully prepared for The Tribunel
John C. Past of White Haven Pa for improved
Selfadu>iing and Locking Switch for Railroads
Dated June g. 1851.
Horace s. Cook of LeomnSter, Mass, Assignor,
10 H. s Cook and Seneca Colburn, of same place,
for Improvement IN Comb Cutting Machines Dated
Margaret Hulngs of Randolph Co, Ind, for I'M
provcment in Hand Machines for Spinning Wool
Dated June 3, 1851.
Samuel b. Hutchns OF Oswegatchie, y Y. for I'm
proved Arrangement Of Machinery for Actuatlng the
Crank Indicator. Dated June B. 1851.
David and Herman Wolf Of Lebanon, Pa, for I'm
provement in Seed Distributors OF Seed Planters
Dated June 3, 1851
Joseph w. Briggs Of Cleveland, Ohio, for Improve
ment IN Collars for harness Dated June s. 1871.
Peter Claussen of Grea; Charlolte-st. BlackfriarS
England for Improvement m Processes for Treating
Vegetable Fiber Dated June 3, 1851. Anie-dated
August 10, 1850. r.,
Joseph Osborn Of Weymouth, Mass, Tor Improved
Sash Stopper Dated June ,, 1881.
CYRUS Avery Of Tunkhannoek' Pa, iof improve
rnent in Horse Powers Dated June 3 1871
Henry BesSemer Of Baxter House, &c, hlddleSeI
Co England. for improvement in Machines for kK-
nressing Cane Juice. Dated June 3, 1851. Ante
Marshall Hunt Of Rising sun, Nd, for Improve
rncnt m the Gearing OF a Seed Planter. Dated June
,, 1851. -.
ment In Revolving Frames for drying fruits ana
other articles. Dated June g. 1851.
Ralnb Beech Of kensingtOn, Pa, Tor Improve
ment In Ornamentlng Baked Eaihern Wares. Dated
June g. 1851. ~ - e.
Inproyement IN Carving Machines Dated June 5,
ISL DESIGNS.
LYMAN : HapgoOd OF Boston, Mass, for Design
f.r Stove plates. Dated June ,, 1851
William L. SandersOn OF Troy, y Y. Assignor 70
r Fmch Of Peekskill, \, for Design Tor stoves
Dated June 3 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Opposi,ion state Convention.
READING, Pa, "Wednesday, June =

READING, Pa, wednesday 'uiV
The Opposition State Convention for the
nomination of Governor and Canal commissioners,
met this morning. Nothing, however, has YET been
done The Convention will assemble az M for
regular business.
The town is fun Of strangers. ,:,.
All sorts OF schemes are golng on me comp NJ
and harmony of the Convention Turn Oh '' OVA'
test for seats from Lancaster County.
Col VIM. Bigler will, no doubt be nomnla'eO 10Y
ernor by large majority. . a.,
The whole excitement, therefore, Is between tlIe
CaSs and buchanan wings of tho Loco Foco party.
Resolutions will be passed recommending either
one OF the other for the Presidency.
I, xx,ll he a close shave The buchanen men are
afraid that the CaSS delegates have majority, ana
wish To have the convention adjourned without re-
commencing either.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
NAvAL.-The sleOp-of-war jamestown

NAvAL.-The sleOp-Of-war James1o"H
sailed on the lst inst, from Norfolk for the BraEil sA
ton VIA Madeira. The following IS list oil 1lef
officers T.
r.r.,,r Samuel w Downing LleuienaniS, Jas
= NisrsT charles y. Mcintosh. Roger \ SsemDell'
cbsries peas surgeon, John NJ. Fol,z , fuIsei'
Jobn : Quick Assistant surgeon, III g ~ NJ
ASsls 49,, ,TI,eO Marley Mnshpmen, John r
T Esgesion Charles E. ThoTburn James Si Ron
: 4. Newman, Frs II. BskeLJ Kooen ! Ines n II
James c Walker, Edward J. Mean .ssm y-" Boa, A.
Rowan, James d. LegaIe' n aSln3er' Mr. woodward.
s" John Jarvis SailmakSr, M5, SqSsS
p,,rpers stewart MT barclay YeOman' Hoao'p"Os
Hammond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Pennsylvania Loco Foco state Gabernatorial
Convention.

READING, "Wednesday, June L.
The Opposition State Convention met at
9oclock, and was organized temporarily by the ap
pointment OF Charles kugler, OF Montgomery Shaip
man John w Fomey, Of Philadelphia ana VI D.
Lowrey OF Crawford, Secretaries. c.-
The regular Delegates from Philadelphia Co9h.y
were admitted and Committee was appointed ="
select officers for the permanent orHahiI"eoh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Markets BUFFALO, Juno

The receipts of the past 81 hours sum up !:
FLOUR, 1900 bbs; WHEAT, 6,00O bush Corn, none
The market for FLOUR has been dull IN consequence
OF the news brought by the Asia. The sales were
$500 bbls. at 5Ga3 s. for Michigan. WHEAT Is in
fair demand, bn operations checked by the firm
OF holders $500 bus Ohio sold at sc. The for
eig news has unsettled the market for CORN and
small sales of mixed Western were made at i5ic.-
No change in frelghts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The CoTToN Market has been dull to-day,
and transactions have been small, FLOUR Is very
heavy at SOd3 90 y Dbl. Pork Is in limited re-
quest at II 5OGl4 IS for Mess BACON is declining,
with sales of Sides at ST and Shoulders g. Lard IN
barrels is steady at 9ha9g. Rio COFFEE is IN better
demand, and is selling at 9s1Qic. SUGAR and Mo-
LAssEs are steady. WHISKY IS selling at Isl. Ster-
ling EXCHANGE we quote at 10. prem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The past "a hours receipts have been as
follows FLOUR, 5000 bbls WHEAT, none Corn,
10000 bushels FLOUR is IN moderate demand, but
the market is heavy and tends slightly downward
the sales were 600 bblS WHEAT IS firm, but dull ;
1900 bushels sold at 1921 for Genesee. Corn heavy
owing 10 large receipts Sales 5000 bushels al SEC for
Yellow round and 81 SIC for Mixed Western 10000
bushels Of OATS were sold at 44a44i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
The CIipper ship Stag Hound.

BOsroN, Wednesday, June =.
The clipper ship Stag Hound, which sailed from
Eew-York arrived at Valparaiso April sh, ana san.
ed on the i2th for California. When SIX days our
from New.York, in a heavy gale, she carried away
her main-top mast and three top-galan, masts, but
saved all the yards, sails and rigging She crossed
,Ss 1ns M days passed 80 Sars She arrived
Valparaiso on the 29th Of March.
The ship John BertTam, Lerdholnn, nom Boston
January lOth. sailed April 18th for Caliothia Sne
sprung her mainmaSt of River Platte ana expert
enced severe weather of Cape Horn sprung bow
spirit, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
The Ocean steamers.

All Letters and Newspaper On h4l III -, - -
line t.h. r-cr rxs 7 ne
Letters 20 the Continent f Europe y Lns r q,
rausi Be prepaid twenty-one cents $3.50 1880 1872
thase places required 70 be prepaid N I'll ,nr,.
Letters 10 the Continent Of Enope ~ 'e 1 - 800
must he prepaid i've cents SIZE 'A-S' 'S
plaees required 70 Be prepaid n full ., ,, s,
Letters BY the Havrs Lee must % ~ tsd sscs5t "a
Great Britain. - r..,.,s,. unu.t h nra-
Nevspapers by either Line 70 the C0ath1o'' ' 's pro
Slap5 Possss mus be aAded "a Letter. and NeSser'
70 he Csateat Of Europe BY the H2Sfe 414 d. Lines
KrRkNERs TO ARRIVE FHoA kSkoPE
PAcrTrc Ssled from Liverpool for HeN IoiA "a :"
asr-rfc. Ss,is.s from Liverpool for Bostcn. MAJ u
HrfaoI ms ssIrd from How're t1r New ferA June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The total earnings Of the Road for the year 1850
were $4,000. OF which about S1ths accrued within
the aS, I'VE months OF the year. should the above
ratio OF increase continue durng the yeu. the total
earnings foe 1851 will exceed $46o,ooO TIE Man
ayers Of the Road estimate that its earnings for the
current year will not vary much from >%co,ooo.
and that this business will produce net profit
OF twelve 10 hfteen per cent TO the stocshold-
erS. For an unfinished Road this Is a nattsynS
exhibit: and II Il is fair criterion OF whai the
road Will DC able to 10 when Il is completed ant its
connections formed. there can De doubt that thc
stock Of this Company will be 0t the most pro
ductive investments IN the country. This road whei,
finished. will be 49, miles long. and we understand
that will be completed to the State line OF lndians
within few weeks
The Northern Railroad (Which Is 4 continuation OF
the Michigan Southern through lndisnal viii be COM
pe,ed to Chicago by the winter or early in the Spring
OF 1854 Il Will DC lis miles long, and will
$1,000 per mile with heavy RAIL- ready for the
equipment. When equipped. and provided with nee
essaTy depo,s and station accommodation, Il will not
have cost over $4,000 OF $4,000 per mile. Tas
means 10 be provided by stock to the amount OF
slOOOOO and bonds for the remainder About ssao-
900 are already subscribed to the capital stock. of
which amount nearly $780, is taken by citizens OF
New-rork and New England and the remainder by
residents along the line of the road. The iron foe
the entire line is purchased and the road all under
contract and the work Is beng vigorously prosecuted
to completion. When done, and with the road
around the south shore of Lake Ere completed. the
journey from New-York to Chicago can be accom-
pllShed IN 50 hours
Dr. Eckert, of Reading, il is said, will be
appointed Director of the Mint in place OF DR. Pat.
rrson whose resignation will take effect on the list
proymo The post was offered to Mr.. stephen Col
well, of Philadelphia.
The following have been the imports and
exports OF specie at Boston for the month OF May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
The state Senatorial EIeetion-Indnstriai
Congress.
ALBANY, Wednesday, J

The official canvass, as received here, in
Tomnkins. gives Williams 10 maj. Williams has
also rs majority in Seneca. The Official returns
nom ates give Stanton 10 majority, which would
consequently elect HIM II Tompklns and seneca arc
above reported.
The Industrial Congress organized informally To-
day, and adjourned TIL tomorrow IN consequence
of the slim attendance OF Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
Court Calendar. THIS DAY.

CoMNON PLEAs.-NOS. 523, 521, %,
$50, 53I, 424, 534, 595, $50, So.
CIncrIr CoURr.-Nos. 300, AL, Al
800. s9I. 45e g. 40, $50 4si 4s2 s., 1896 4s3 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 1873, 81, $50,
1877 49, 37s $40 $50 ISL 3Sl 3d. 3sS 800, 1913, 39i
$40 2Ol, 8, re 2ss 39s 400, 4Oi' is3, 30 2'' 2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

er and are 70 be completed within certain penot
that the company shall enter into bonds 20 keep the
streets through which the road passes in good repair
that shall run often every fifteen minutes
from 5to O'Clock, AN. every four minutes from
GAM. 10 PM. every fifteen minutes from VI
TO 70 PM, and every half hour from l9 P VI, to )
AN, and as much Otener public convenience
may require, and under such directions as the Com
mon Council may from time 70 time prescribe. the
fare on said roads not to exceed cents either way
and that the streets through which the rails shall be
LAID shall be paved with the grOOved Russ pavement
The report was adopted and the resolution passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
John Van Buren's Spseeh-Whiss OF Cali
fcrniu.
WASHINGTON, WedmeSd a,

WASHINGTON, We,me Sday, June D.
John Van Buren's speech has created
some confusion here among the southern harmonl-
zers Of the Opposition, It's various Ngniheaht hlh'S
are differently understood. -,
Mr. Rice OF the Cdir0rrua Courier, IS m town. lie
represents the proceedings % eminent wings there
as most niudiciouS Much has been lost Tor want OF
ns,,n.,S 80 yioht feeling PeOne there have been
misd into the belief too that the admission OF al
nornia was owing TO the exertions Of Democratic
members of Congress