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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
PHILADELPHIA
BALLOON Ascension rho Post Olhcr
t..-s~,zIensent Case Dcath>-Nace' Nc.

s.''r-,,oondcnce OF The Tribune
PmtArrLrHlA sunday, June -
10y warm To-day. At noon, the
- marked o. DO the shade.
bal, during TIE present week a Mile D'i"n
Balloon Ascension from this CITY, ATTIRE
" --.,,ocr costume. II ANY doubts are enter
-'' -. the new STYLE oi icmhe dress Is k"nS
lah,. ans - pretty conclusive evidence iht II iS
.sssg - r, 40. ,nc clcrt who is charIcI with
-, :, litter from HE Po,t-3dce IA TINS cljN,
e. -.ts7,la( bound over ln ,h" ,Im ol - '"V' Iot
- - he;ring AR y. m acfri, when hr mas
$3.50 .taies thai he Is fully prepared 20 prove
- -~ro-c.cc OF ,hC entire chdTse lie VIII nave
l,r.,e rexi Saturday of 80 dong - u.,
- pli,.}elpha Ciy ana Liberties. during lhe
.e~s ers.ne Yesterday. there occurred III ue''n''
r-,i, n uranium. 10 consumption cOh' ul',"i''
~ ssrrhca.7 Scar'C iegCr. 10, typnltS, , HPhot'
, dvsep,e1y i6 still born, 10 unknown "no'P
- cough other diseases, lc'. lniaf one Nc "a
- nom 20 20. IS from % 20 -, Sd nom ., 90 -
Il From The alms-housc, q people OF oo'''' ~
ROmthc corruy, 6. ,,,, !, .,-,~
.i,sccr ~ Sailboa.s sh'cr and Will Norris IUi a
',rse ~ 500 Distance twenty htc>' NV wa.
kOrris Won the PRIZE. c,--ro> 81 hold sr.,,-
4 no. - trt inte business dom" l'i l'N ~ n.y. i'"
~, ~ ..s arc l1nlfed The -Four mlrAc' Is mac.
H. iiodcis uniformly demand 2, naitel loi so,'
trn,ns brands. tai few SAFES -'t 'NI'i i''l' -
VI Tje S,lcs for cats consumption are hporrlte az Cur
y ,cuot,',ons RYE FLOUR > steady at 81. Sales
y IA .rrIcl, CoRN MEAL a. 87i barrel GRAIN
- srrplf II WHEAT continue exc odnsy small safes
lhe vl.tc a: lO0cdl06c z bushCl RfG IS taken on
rirsiai &c CORN continues IN good demand ana 500l
ICE h. sLc sold at C3Catic. afoat OArs-No iurth
- refor'cd WHISKY continues scarce Sales Oi bar
~ =, 81 y q. and hhds ~ 2Jc.
% SrOcRs June 2sl0O Reading Il x, 28, 50j do
psr gons ~ So Lchgh Int 81; $1,000 do 81, $500
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Things in Havana.
Correspondence of The Tribune
HAVANA, Sunday, jane -

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
HAVANA, Sunday, June -.
Nsssrs CTsc'cy & McErdtb
The amateurs of medical science have
had surie OF good things IN the few days past from
the display IN our mids' OF the GuardG CuHe-a
spnnklng OF deuguc" or GRIP, tempered with bro
ken bone fever"
The America bark Potomac. OF BamSablc, Capt
Laihrop bound 10 ClcnfucgOS IN ballast was wreck
ed, or rather got aground, Pleird Island, about
twenty miles from destination, the ith inst. She
was got of after labor OF thirty hours and dlScharg
ING ballast but so much injured IN her hull rs to reach
WIN difficulty ClenuegOS, where she arrived on the
M INST She Was condemned and sold at auction
iors2,36O, an enormous sum considering he condition
OF the vessel The crew we're sent home or reShlp-
Rion ether vessels from CIenfuegoS, and Capt. La
mop arrived here Yesterday 10 take passage to-day
N The l>abc ior Charleston. The English steamer
conway arrived up from Balzc yesterday morning,
WIN coeh.ueal and Il passengers, 10 for Havana.
hei mails 'or southampton close to-day al O'Clock
Z VI and She sails al ,. Arrivals yesterday from
ne" OilcdnS, American brig p. SOUL, smith from
sierra M0rtna, br John Dawson. Bennett, with mo-
asses 10 sal for north port.
fIoln oath, 10 DAYS, brig John Dow, Ollvtr'
WIN lumber, the only cargo unSold. From Ne"
ION, "A DAYS the bark Lyra, Bennett Sailed Tor
New York, Yesterday, the bark Humphrey Purrng-
on Capl. Warwick or the twelve barNS 10 arrive
reported IN my last the Mary Crockett has put mo
Naian7aS and was taken here on the @Oth' 10 loao
d mat pot for -. Petersburg, AZ IL. = T. o.
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R<rrcd ~ The Iic opce for me ce,k sHIHJ Soinrisy
June 70
TIE R.,al Preacher Lectures E,clcsiAstcs by Jis
Hamilton l2InD pp JJJ Carter Brothers
Mechanic, for the 1llllwnsm, Machnst, sc. ~ FIRED
eucN Ovemann. l2mo. pp 20 Lppneou "n'mp'
Tie Rc.c.dr.s Daughter By " II Carpenter 2mo pp
2l8 LIppnc0tt. Grambo CO
Arthur. Llhrar i0r the Household. Vols WI LIP
uncott. Grafuio Co
Jenny lind JOB America. BY I g. husonoffs ilmo PIP
~ Sfrugcr Tow nsend
The Adventures " Paul Penalnklc b. the Auhor II.
Cayond.h 80 up ~ II Long Brothers
N,en,r. .f ih. white Mountains By WIN. Ofkes 40
90 Boston CROSBY Nichols. a.
Memoirs ~ W ll am Wordsworth. b. Christopher Woids
worth Vol II l2no pp 30. Boston IicEne''
pl,,r',,fb and The Pigum. b. Joseph Barnard ila,'
,p 268 Boson Gould Lincoln. Sold BY Randolph
Journal Ga Voyage zap the Nile Il, an American. i'm'
Do ls2 q iho Phnny < Go. o.,
FrIieufs & ANALYTICAL Geometry ~ AHeft = 'hui'h-
a.o 3D. ~ Geo. z Putnam .
The LIE ana Character IF John Paul Jones b John
Helrv Sherhurne Second Edition byo pp i1d Al
rance. sherman & Co. a.,
samuel kirkland Lathrop l2no PIP 2i7 Grossly
The Connie, of salisbury B, Alosandr, Dumas syp
~ l61 strngrr X Townsend -,
Ih. Architecture II the Heavens ~ y i MIMI
Nath EDITION syo Baillere
Periodicals AND SERIALS
uss,.d.lt JUL B. Foulers Wells
Journal ,i the FIanAlm Institute. June { > Ffl"c''
ia. International siagazmc July Stunger Townsend
sletAodlst Qulrters keyPw. July Lane Scot
Iar1e-s Mag1zlne. July. harper Bfghsls r.
CEsmbcr,' Edinburgh Journal June c. Francis g
NE Au.cucan Journal Of SCIENCE and Arts July Z >
Tho I1d'es. Repository july. Lane Scott.
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sunbury and Erie RaiIroad-PiusburSh and
Erie Road-DescriptiOn OF the country
MauuIactura. 40

Jurisprudence of The Tribune
ERE. Pa, "Wednesday, June -
Ma EDlroH: They are aguatlng' IN
Na earnest m ius part OF the country the building
Of Two rallroad.. the value and Importance oil winch
are NYpaS,ed D., but few roads, either oul' OF pro
lec'ed. IN ,hc country The sudbury and Enc koa"
one. the Pittsburgh and Ere the otho-. Inc as
bhce from Ere To Ncw-NoyA = sand 10 ot ABOUT AV'
niles less by way Of tho projected SunouIy No'I
lAanuiSyia Dunkirk. The necessity OF I~"V"'
nom Enc to Pittsburgh IS very generally ieU ana Us
Importance and feasibility Universally admitted
came here by stage from Pittsburgh ana WAS 'N>"p
poinie IN finding 50 good an agricultural 'o"'"' "
the Nay The abundance of the mineral resources
n this region i, ~ ell known. and Wien Soo' "i'''"S
lands also are added. the exceeding prodHc'NeNo>
Of TIE ooun,r, through wAich the railroad Wo"o 20
becomes At once apparent. Ii would seem ''"' "S
he county becomes more denSc.y populate y, .uSS '
ssitS OF Il which combine fertility o. ~" W" ,i
4eie tnd extensive mines OF cod "i'W 80 ~ NOR,
d'age> which viii continue 10 gro" - ,,'h,cb do
uhpoiiIrt over other parts OF the VV''..l be,yvoen
1oi possess them Tie region OF country Uc'".' p"
ralSoureh and Eric possesses these tN' Nls", = I'm,
very temai cable degree. and the pul''iS - ,r,r 10
tniplaled railroad would greatly "">''"
'elOpmert ...
believe TIC Trbae predicted few months LII.
mai some reader OF the article m Nalvn p V rN,e,p
seh NdS made would live 10 sec -t'>N.''H a..
bali a million of inhabitants Judging rom rs
sio~th the last ten years good many f''~.,, -
men NAV live 10 witness the uuln ~. f,Sto ~
ghecl Pittsburgh ANA f.cm,y, NtCn 40 (, I'm.
famed less than 40 600 inhabitants, no" Ra,S o.
hiion OF WnwariS OF 100000. The facilities iot
manufacturing IN Western Penn>y lyha Inn. a,e' an.
sarpassed anywhere, and manuiHe ,i@S IRON,
Xo~mg up RAPIDLY. New t&>tiN' ~ -, ver,.
PsbuIgh' dour,shng place contains iMo , sD2
arge iron establishments. and several ation Of
factories OF different kinds II mas ,t,,.n inel,.
upwards of 1900 At sharon, siAail to" 49,.
situated IN he valley OF the Shenanso al nov, in
rolling NH has been built the last year ana - or
Successful operation ltwaS buiN o. fDcnr~ny,
Companies The @orkmcn arc al stockholders a" 3
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Advice> from santa Fe-Rise oil the missouri
River-Death by Cholera.

IT. LOUIS. Sdiuiudff . .,'.' 80
a., ,,,s,ncer attached TO the Boundary tominl>-
SION and Nr' Duncan and lady, of New-l ORR have
arrived al independence. i .'
Large bodies OF HlenoiN Hld-dhS ar ~, III
ConycntIon OF Indians az Fort Laramie next Au-
gu> - ,,.~ ,rb. I -
The elections N New-NeN!co are onSi. ~ Z
,sla,rre Vas M meet next June ii Y smith vs.
Elected 10 the senate Much Indignation was "a,
ciitd on account OF h's rejection as secretary o.
~ large body of Indians OF the Picos u was feared
,,,jJ attack trains of traders. They were WaIc hel
nv two or three companies OF dragons Many .Ias-
ers were net all along the route oF 'o'- N-"H'''
A. plum Butte muck sickness prevailed h'e oF'-N
diving daily , .. t,,.-s,5e,ee hr,t b..
Tie Missouri nyer Is again rising and o. eri2".Ls
,ts hanks our whole leVee Is coFefei VIII w
'' Ns,6an Amc>. pork dealer died Of choeraihi
morning.
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HAVANA.
shipping Markets-Improyem
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
HAVANA, Friday, June ~

v,,,rs. Gr,siey McEirath:
The allusion in my last in relation to the
,.c.n Of the Mexican Consul appears to have been
,sm,n,e. and the necessity has been avoided by
satisfactory explanations.
Tho Cherokee has created some dissatisfaction
..,o br her arrival two DAYS in advance of the time
3r.rtised 10 the public. and her prompt departure.
90, sidershle exchange prepared for her remains tOr
no Isabel while all the communications from the
pieror of Inc Island a. well as passengers, cacu-
iatino npon the 18th. arriving on The lih were pla ed
day 100 late for the steamer, she having shaken Oh
,be foam Of our waters on the 10th.
Tbe effects saved from the bark Macedonia.
wrecked At Canasi have been for several days ON
sale NJ auction, but OWING 10 me BAD Weather nO'
cosed The war steamer Vixen. commandan'
smith arrived tins evening from cruise along the
coast Omcels and crew IN good health, MI report
ug no intelligence OF interest
W. have m mort I31 vessels of ali nations. of which
Sare Amer,can. and two brgS discharge without
beinq claHered. as returns from NOlaSseS shipments
nave moi proved favorable, especially those rom
New Orleans At 4 uals for the Gallons the pre-
sent pricc At Outports w'h ireish ~, - - per hi'
which has rot been offered thus we2A' lney MI n'i
nav BoX Sugars have declined for tac On'e'
State. wlle tor St. PetersbH- E3 10 - 's nave
been obtained THIS class of FreghiS VIII De cio>'i
. IN a few DAYS from the latenesS OF the season ana
only now can vessels be had With the assurance
Of prompi dispatch. Waite Havana sugars vary
from 10 3. els Brown rom , To 81 CTS Nucufu-
chos from - -. COfee, there Is none me OF oil
frs quality aud the lower classes run from 80 % 10
Ssper hundred Tobacco Leaf, the extreme points
forbalcs varying according 20 selections and "eigh'>
from ) 500. D,,
Exchange has been sold on NcwYorS and Pmia-
delphia at :. per cent. discounts.
Frephts foi CoWes and market have been IN
Ginning downward, the last offers - ia declined.
Sugars are accommodating IN store, and although
somc ten on twelve barkS and ships have sailed rom
northern ports for Havana, there will be no material
falling OF IN European irelghts.
The last cargo OF Maine lumber per brig Cardenas'
sold for S22, no other aloat
COdf>h-One cargo Just R rom Halifax VIII proDd-
DIV bring from $ftO p.
Stock of Lard anoat and IN store 1900 barrels and
$500 kegs from Sl5to SIG.
The market has kept well supplied with corn
900 sacks Oh hand. 10 reals y arroDa y u VIC
pm.
Rice }, dull at 10 realise p 3D. Ofbacon, tocmeta
hams. cheese candles. soap, potatoes, butter, onions
and all other small notions the market Is bare.
We are progressing IN ornamental and useful M
Observation-Disclosures the places of amusement
granltzng the streets, Cnlarging the public ware
houses adding to the public schools, and generally
enforcing stringent police regulations for The Salubn-
iy Of the city. q. 90.
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reds Of the citizens OF NcR-Y0rS City aat they were
almost UNANIMOUS IN declaring thai there no O5-
lection 10 the BIZ, eNcep. upon The grounds OF The M
terTupuCn Of navigation. The question OF the DIVER
son Of trade uas not thought Of sufficient conSe-
Quence 20 oppose the bill The bill Was then read
third time and passed, Il 70 -
4 motion 10 reconsider WIS lost.
Nj Bird offered the following resolution
k-s0,rli. That tr Governor Pc respectfully requested o.
ATE toths House lch informant reviewed hy ann
afl0n tie Census and thf ppogoueai u Il
scIafves u h.s -iIrn sll 20 necest f' ths acton
ID TINS House
AtOctet Adjourned
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l.prre Al BEIvlDERE. Ill

NIRnFR Al DEIN IUfhLs III
% c,rl named Ellen Sadc, residing nc "
RciyJerc. m Boone County H. on SdnaSy M ...,s
Ven, to nde with merchant Of mat pi@fSg &C., teI
l. Keith. who had previously SeISceI ISi n,,i,,oot
s ny, TIoY ms Store and here he KEEP her oce4 up
Tor two G.y> on Wednesday Ae sr was I'' ,,,I ,T
10 the house OF Dr.. Woodw ard OF 'i 10" p. DR.
%Wnj,,ii,I then ned but was arrested on SStII"SN f
re1,nr Keith did 10, Leave, as he Ge,h'q ' ,Se
safc until the arrest OF ms 2tcohPN'c - nj
SSGi - offered ,cv hs Apprehension ~ 'Ac
S9VS T. So or $500 for hs apprehension ana io'i
~ent IN any l OF The County h %sg I = O com
stature 49, halr considerably gray. nose nat
pG ,S2 .bsrp. and turning upward one sa3q'sa n
hite lover than the other about - g Sceoa,5a and
uemSIiS NffteI dressed Money : IN hands OF S'o'
., IN RcNldCrC.
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Murder and Attempted Suicide.

bo~iuN, sunday. > Ilt -
At Lynn. yesterday afternoon, Charlie,
fWbush. who lost a leg n The Mexican war. and
John Purdy, from Philadelphia, ioumeyncn shoe
makurs. retired from Their dinner table 20 their room
which they occupied together shortly afterwards
two reports of pistol were heard the owner of the
house on proceeding TO their room found Purdy shot
through the heart FurbuSh then discharged pistol
was Immediately arrested, and COroner's inquest
was held upon the deceased The verdict being that
John Purdy died from two pistol shots discharged
by FuTbush No cause Is assigned for The act, and
they had been intimate associates for some time Fur
bush Is In Salem Iall
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From BOstOn-Hrutal Murder-The Libel case
of Fairchild V. Adams, &c

bOsI0N. sunday juno. y
Honort Mahony. aged 2s,J the mother of four
children. was beaten to-death about noon to-day by
her husband, Daniel Mah0ny They lived a. rs
Broad-st The deceased exhibited marks Of vo-
lence about her head and breast and wa, also injured
internally. The murderer has been arrested and
committed 10 jail.
The testimony IN the libel case Of FaircAd u.s.
Adams was nearly closed on Saturday. The argI-
mentS OF Counsel VIII De heard on Tuesdar 10
which day the referees adjourned.
To-day Al o'clock ln the shade the thermometer
Stood al 46
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The ncean Steamers.

AID Newspaper ~ lAl Ipr f.h-l ti4
. sfisd az cent " the hrt steamer no matter VI "hsA
llnr -, l--...... = psrr,,e ~ the Cot 4 Tvs iaa
r1t b. prepaid tgenty9ne cent? angie rate eA1eI Of
- = ri +oes required H. be prepaid IN ipil.
Ietsrs 10 the Continent u Europe Dy Tie cthAsD A1
,r.t 10 1rer AID i've angle rate, ekes1 70 iss
,lare. required O. 10 prepaid ia fan
.ers uv th. Hayrs Line. must b. prepaid twentyyrr
eefs D.r haf ouace Inland Postage - le added skcer @
Nswspaoers By either Line % the Continent must 30 PIE
pa1c four cents each
1l,nd p fsgs must b. sded Letters and Newspapers
"a tnent II Europe by tie HAVE and Bremen Lines
srrAsERs TO ARRIVE yRos EUROPE
IF,yEr1 ESd from IlyeFpgolfO for Phiade PIMA June "
CRY or GI Ascow-Sd from SeIpl foT Phllal June H.
AtRIC.-Ssiled from Liverpool for New Yors Jnne y
BIt rlr-Sailed iron, Liverpool for Ns~-fofx June p
CANADA-sslied frya. I.sespD" ros bIsi0n' june %
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The Presidents Reception at Richmond
Health of New-Orleans-The Union Meet

BALTIMORE. Saturday. June 2s
The New Orleans mail IS through.
Ghc Richmond papers contain glowing accounts
of the reception of the President, particularly by the
Convention. The reception at Fredericksburg to-
day was also very enthusiastic
The P3caytHe says that New-Oreans, d" the
present time, Is unusually healthy
The Union meeting at Savannah. on Tuesday
night. was large and enthusiastic.
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,,;.h,x Important from Canada.

lORuNro. SttlI1at- . .-il' -
Last night ATTORNEY Generl La soI Io IN pr
mem, ~, il. nee thcunon OF the Provinces w lna,
Inc French party intend 70 Oppose the ecu5LSA
NJ the Protestant Clergy Reserves. le ~ M
-, ", u, Lead 10 an agtSiioo Tor dissolution ~ .i'
No. No." IN fourteen different OCCASIONS the hePlv
. IiY ~ Upper Canada voted or secu!aTzA{
,6oSc revenues but their effort, "esS me- $3.50 N
- -, ',i,,nre ana the rebellion 81 SO was 'he
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WASHINGTON, SUNDAY, June ~
The President. with Secretary stuart P0stmlslef
Hall and party resumed late last night. Ihey were
moi Al Acoula Greek by a number OF gentlemen
rom Washington who went 10 greet INC PRESIDENT
ON ms return. Upon parting with lnS virginia
frien5s lond cheers were given for " Fillmore ana
,hc irion They were Saluted by discharges oi
srt,lIerv n Alexandra The President is in me
health and much gratifed with hl, iIP
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Nu,r,Ry Court MARITAL, E1 i,,l
MIL AZ invitation Of the Mayor OF Wash Wash
6sion the Court SSo,e9cd .s S5 SS i yesy
Bugaoiei , l,ri ~ Aldermen, IN the Guy nan
me room m " WndcrS building bcng Ill adapted 10 '"e
purpose ..- e,,r,hfr cxa1nined. and also Mr.
oioies o - n the Trcdega Iron Works
J Il AE'''N''' - 'N> (Repubdc sS;h
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Arrival OF the / =. Consul of Cape de Nerde-Ar-
re.t Of Ballet Girls.

Bo~TON. saturday, June y
Among the passengers IN the brig ChOctaW, ARR, Cd
from Cape dc Verde, was Montgomery D,-EdTker.
ESQ. L. : Consul at that place.
-Four ballet girls, of The ReusSct iroppe were put
IN iail, YESTERDAY, for refusing to deliver up some
dresses ALLEGED TO belong TO the manager The girls
having been discharged from the company.
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Violent Thunder Storm

SALEM. Friday. June >.
\ violent thunder storm passed over Beverly and
Salem last evening, the wind blowing almost tor
nadO The lightning struck one Of the sign boards Of
the Eastern Railroad in North Beverly and shattered
one Of the posts 1t also passed along the telegraph
wire several hundred feet each way, splitting the
posts and destroying the Insulation.
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Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE. Sunday, June %.
The New Orleans mail. As late as due, has arrived
Southern papers contain no news. The thermone-
ter to-day, IN the shade, stood at %.
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Later from Rio de JaneIro.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, june %.
The ship GREYHOUND, at this port to-day, brings RIO
de Janeir0 dates of Dist May. The political news IS
unImportant. The markets generally were much
depressed Cotton was dull. Produce very aouh-
dant.
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1EcrsLArURE OF NRw-NoRh'

SENATE. .ALBANY. saturday June =
Mr. H,rcm presented petition Tor ''''s''" "
the school Law ,, N the Code
MI' p 3.o~,i i,,o 10 compel the New-l ork anu
Pc Re,Tosd 20 stop all their trans a. t'osne ,
m TRr,lpUAr. memoria! OF inhao1N''N "a No.
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Adjustment OF the Dock Yard Difficulty NJ
Norfolk.

NORFOLK, saturday juno =
The Committee Of the WorkInen al tle GospoL(T
NAVY Yard appointed TO wait upon we oe.Io,.ss 49, y,
the Nayy have returned from Washington Wileie
tbev succeeded In making an amicaole al uSlen' 9l
The difficulty with the Commandant OF w lfl~'
The workmcn Will return 20 their dutleS OH "'i'''
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Receipts OF Produce.

H. rio N,fh R.ser Boafs-Safarday June 13-J95l bbls
T,1r 81 okz. Beef ~ 90 PORK. 81 d. Butter, = d.
WHISKY 81 Do Ashes. 80 % Cheese ~ bs.es vi 80,
1850 bushels Oa's 81 1875 DO Com, 400 d. Nbfhi' ''f
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From Washington-Californ Census, etc.

WASHNGTON, saturday, June -
The official census of California has not yet been
recelyed-tho portion retained beng consumed Oy
the late FIRE ,.at
The Repubhc considers the resolutions adopted oy
the Wings Of Vermont as gratifying signs oil the
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Destructive Hail Storm.

BALTIMORE, Naturddy, JUNG =
4 destructive hail storm occurred on severn RIVER
near Annapolis on THURSDAY, dong much INJURY 10
the crops.
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u The Colored Peoples Tenth Tem-
perauce Convection VIII b. held AZ Albany on me
IN July
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

OpDINArIoS.-The Ordination of Rev
Thomas h. Bcecher rs pastor OF the new corgrcga-
tonai Society Ia WLAamsburgh, TOOK place n the
new Bapr,, church The church was filled ana the
proceedings highly interesting Rev Lyman Beech
er father Of VT B. preached The sermon Rev Mr..
Atkireon. Of Brooklyn. Rev. Mr. Gooiel. OF Albany.
Rev. Mr. Grnnell. Of New-Nork. Rev Mr. Cochrane.
Of New-Jersey. and Rev. Henry Ward Beocher.
brother OF M B. vho delivered The charge were
also present ana took part IN the proceedings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

Ithere is any value in the Judgment the wise here
remedy on which the public depend.
Prepared by i {. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mass and
sold IN Lynchburg, by JOHN II SEAY, Dfng'st
NoVli-wts Special Agent for the Proprietor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

tHE IRON floRsE IN NASHVILLE But not "in Har-
ness'-The seanboa Beauty. fum Cincinnati, brought
u day nr wu since Locomotive. 'endrr thirteen freight
c'rs, and splendid passenger for the Na,hvle anu
Chsttan"ga tsiroad. The engine is thu manufacture
Ut A. Hstkness s. Son, OF Cincinnati, and said Ia he an
excellent me- The car from the manufact ry Of kec
Davenport Of the same CITY.
This looks like eet'iag ready for the trip to Murffees
bo'ough the 4th If July.
We are glad to learn that tie road j. progressing "a
pdly AL along the line" All The iron IS II " shipped
and paid for.-.NashriHe True JGhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-02

he inaugural address If the Governor Of South
Carolina bresIhes nothing but dssa sacon The Union
nut counsel. deay until the pop sed by the
Nashville Convention--a Southern Congress, Sc
shall have been iri-d We do not believe any thing
snort of dis luton Of The Union will satisfy some Of
these South Carolina politicians. They dsunianiss
per Sc Their whole course-and parti'uarly the de-
mates IN their Legislature. show this. They wan 10
break up aud dts,oy The Union matter what ensnes
May the patriotism Of the people proven, The c,l,omma.
bpa 81 ii,.r unhsllpw,d d-.sus,