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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25
LArEe FROM Brrxos AyREs.-We hive

received files Of the BRITISH Paoke' to MAY 5 We
copy nc following interesting items
We uuders and that six or seven vessels hal ar
nyet a. COnentes from Paraguay. with cargOes Of
yerua. &c, bur had been detained by the Govern
meni OF CoTentes until such time rs n should re-
speci 10 them.
The latest news from Paraguay. wa Rio Janelro,
represent that Prov state Of great agitation
Selor Gelly oelng suspected % plotting, with the
Hungarian Commander OF the forces, against the
Government Of Lopez, had been imprisoned, and ms
acccmplce ordered 20 quit the country but the lat
ter measure had not been carried INTO effect. on ac-
count oi ne DISC ontent among the troops.
IN he Ccceta N.TcaHf... n he 2Hth INST We ind
corresIoncence recorded. that reflects much credit
o. ne good ;asie and public spInt Of the CoUr, Of
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SUIT FOR LlBEI.-The suit Of Rev. }. IL.
Fa.rchlld 49, Rev Nehemiah Adams. for libel. which
was transferred ty consent OF parties from the >u-
preme Cour; 20 Board of Referees, came on for trial
before Hon samuel Hoar. Linus Child and K \
Chapman. m Boston. on Monday. Mr. Farrchid.
WILDE remembered. was a few years ago accused OF
a criminal connection with glr. living IN his family
but upon trial before civil tribunal was acquitted OF
the charge H., clerical brethren were >ul divided
IN opinion as 80 M guilt. and while some have con
tnutd 70 ,rea, him christian minister others
have refused and still refuse 20 10 50. Nr. Adams
has been strongly opposed TO lim. and now stands
charged with l6el for what he has SAID ana done 20
ms injury, the damages beng land al $1,000. Rev.
Or Burgess of Dedham was the hr>, witness for The
plaintiff. and It Is probable that considerable num-
Ter Of clergymen Will he cXamnedon each side The
counsel for the plaintiff are J. II. Clifford and A. b.
Ely. EscS for the defendant Hon Rufus Choate and
VIM J. Hubbard, ESQ.
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ARRrv,I. OF THE STEAMER ALABAMA

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER ALABAMA.-
The steamer Alabama arrived yesterday morning
from Savannah THIS steamer was somewhat injured
bv striking Oh the shoals, of Hunting Island, on her
last trip from New-York but taken into the Dry
Dock at Savannah and speedily repaired We arc
indebted 20 our friends OF the Savannah press for
packages of their respective papers. and to the cap
tam of the Alabama Tor their prompt delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

Az OLD HERO GoNR.-Major BenlamIIi
m his bed. AZ the house OF Jeremiah +. Dams, N
Nashville, y II, few days since. MAJOR ADOo.s
wss MAJOR Drummer ia the revolution, ana p~yeii
the death march At the execution Of Andre, AT W.
served ms country faithfully through me "H' h'
died at the advanced age OF ~ years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

MExIcO.-The Minister of Finance and
The MAister of Foreign Affairs, have both resigned.
Senior Pima CueyaS has accepted the former Office
and Senior Muhoz Ledo the latter. There IS no Ike
lihood Of their continuing IN Office moro than two or
fnrel tNeckS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

DIDN'T Boston send back SINS on purpose 70 profi-
taie them And has she not done her best TO punish
the re>cuer> Of Shadrach And this Is her reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

Under reference TO our last circular dated the
10Th Ut We beg present you
tons on the actual state OF our market
ouoAh 20 the great supply Of t0nags and dschas
caTgoes for vs-S'' already bsors the Easter Holidays
srAe has assumed great activity All descriptions have fetched
u pres tni Tor low % good yellow adyslce Of
grated Inc large opsfaons by RshGs caused
pAttes 70 prssLsons
or good u aOfss whites has very brk tbs s,oct Of
there descriptions small gsat number Of vessels ads
isf The Baltic The pncss We Qu0s for whites no doubt
uppoed decline IRE gh;s likely place shogB
als ccunu- ~ numerous a. hefs0ofs We qgots rhs
nddhog 20 - rial, per arfobe good 20 Az. Aorss
~ good 20 hnshA hOrst;es "a q Brown, ~
CucuruChOs, - n a.
hol4,-Ws qoo- csysd az y ras r. beg Mrscov.do "a
81 n tsg -hcs rate s017 hds bought shipped
d-nBg the Wssk
Conn Good or quality sshas9P AZ nddlus or "a qua,
lty s7Hs7l y ~ low or ttrd quality s69s5l5 y al
HrsILes hss been lIgs nnmbsr Of vessels
Wu tie although 10 Or IA tAtea
th 81 for small ssd
- "a CoNes and uast Tie merchants ohsnHS lll0
q Co-e and market Of 3m and up-s There
are about as Ausrca ships npor unspgagsd To hs Und
Bas ire ts also dshlsc the t nss having bssn
sttA y Dor, tt0st y HID t3 s3 for Moasss Thsfsfs
but w small vessels port urenggd and n;sd number would
~ Obtsln Il csc
Although leading houses as.ng per cent
premium only Ofa small effected Il lately
dropped ~ y cent which decline induced ats " 81
"a the
eTP-otaon Of further decline considered BY them
gh probable lOWsr Dung ppi1g
season. A. ars 81 specie are increasing by sssmsf snd
q Bills London expected
departure n wealthy gentlemen leaving for EaiOpe
We effected anticipation
-hch - doubt, chscs dschns Span para y
~ u discount Nov Orleans (shoh sSkt Al
Il hsw forI aud Boston has declined 4fh
4kceuf diacgu
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ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY
The Senate returnsd the militia bill with amen

The Senate returned the militia bill with amend
mems which were noE-cOnc0rred 10 By the House
Mr. L HARRIs Ihen moved Tor Committee VI Confer
eIce. Carried
Tuesday apart FOR he third reading Of bills The
House Then ent mo Committee Of The Whole on the
Oneida River In proyemerI BIZ and passed l. The bill FOR
The Terence Of he canals Tor The hsca year ending
September so l65l. Passed.
A4so, The BILL 10 AoE 10 he Canals debt and tho
tAUsrce a. lie Canals for TIE hscA year commencing Oc
tober l. 1851 and provide for the mpetiOn OF the
works cOLnectei there~ii This bill appropnates 50O
&c for The payment Of inferred and 10 the primo
OF he Cara debt u existed the lot OF June 1896
he Issue bno transfer Of Canal stocks For the expenses
ofihe collection Of ols supennendents snd ordinary
pare ofihe public works and pay the res Of he Ca
Conn lssorers the STATE Eu guser and Surveyor
Aucl'Or OfLe Cana Department Cierd hire and incidental
sNpeuses Of The Canal oso aud Cana Appraisers the
q SEQ much hereof shA be necessary: snd
re Of Sl5oO0O Tor TIE completion Of The Maine sHd
Hsn5urRh susie Canal ard The CONJUNCTION OF Two Cana
bssins ard the slips Connected herewith for tho accOmo
osuon Of tie Cana boats in the city Of Buffalo The bill
wa psliec
TIE same Conmiuee considered The bill To provide Tor
The enlargement q The locks q lhe Oswego Canal This
Dol provides fJT oGLEg The cret VI Stale he sum OF
he Oswego Canal payable ard after period not ex.
coed "a twenty years
Ttis BIZ was slsO parsed
TIE zane Committee considered ne bill 10 relation 10
Tie Oswego Canal IL provides FOR The rsappropsuO1 Of
hs SUI y $40 ono heretofore Appropriated Tor iebaldpg
srd charging the 0cks Of the Oswego Canal TO the same
ct'-c.
The sane Committee considered the bill In relation 10
the salary Of he Stale Engineer aHd Suyey ard clerk
ir hf Department PsGsed.
TIE same Committee considered the bin 10 supply the
BAek River Ca1al Aad The Back kiVz viva Wssof, BIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
HAVANA.
Departure of MIR. Cisy-shippins, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
HAVANA, Sunday, Apru 6
Hesri Grseicy & NeEl'aih'
The Falcon arrived yesterday after two dsv,
detention, for cause already reported. The steam.
ers Georgia and Ohio got under way some two
hours after the arrival OF the Falcon, the last he,,
isg az passenger Mr. Clay and other distinguished
citizens Of the West and South. Ga prepsriny
20 leave the City. Mr. Clay found himself sVS'
rounded by the marine representatives OF ha
country, Captains and tars, to escort him 70 hi.
boat At the mole. Mr.. Clay uttered few word,
oftharks for the unex peced attention As he boa, a.,
wharf under the call Of Capt Lorng OF the bark w
odge cry up The heavens IN three cheeI ,or
Harry Of the West" wSk'ng he echces IN he runs sbs
San francsco Chapel 10 The utter 6stouish 'nt q De "a
ves rot accustomed % take such liberties II he ero-s.
,ou OF lheir feelings Mary OF his couuiymer vAse an
Mr. CSy on board OF the Ohio.
The Ssrsnsc, Capt TansL WITH the broad peanss, q
Com Parker len yesterday morning FOR erulze down
the Gulf and passing out Of port al tue Instant 0, a.
entrance Of The spanish steamer blano d 9arsv .
man fell from the chains or each INTO ne waier BAT he,
bnovs being thrown they were picked up II r,t,
so placed on board Of their respective vesses-s re-
form, OF "a utauon perhaps least snguU con-daos
II is.sd Capt Schenck proposed 10 Try the speed Of Ia
IT,. ,rayicsn bTig Mary Ann CAPT willard fro, N.,
York 20 Havans wss wrecked on hey Sal lhe Ss,h N
Msrrh Tots loss The Captsn ard crew were taten
from the on boat al sea- by the 0srk ODE Capt Whit
more from Hsvre this port arrived yesterday 10 dsva
c., Niiard repOrts hat be haed the American hark
Coideis Cspt Jones. ard asked for passage, nAruz
that ne had been out of s. hours 10 which 70
norse from the snip that they bound Havana
and con pot lake him and his people Tor the rason ths
he fhe Cspsin) would be put In the Moro n he did %
and thew furnished no water. the giving OF which pre-
sumo would not have been visited Win pun'aneni BY hs
Thebrig wss sod Al auction she lsys for 81 ard tho
beats saved brought ISL. -. Y. U.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Fires, Markets, &c.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Par aurr pugA MOrCav Anil

PHILADELPHIA MOrcay, April II. 1851.
The Young NAval officer who took quantity of
lsucSuum SATURDAY afternoon with the intent on Of
committing suicide died Yesterday uoTnir The HOsp
Ia HS nsu wa }. Wsuich Hunter. Dissipation
The principal cause OF The act
THIS morning. E,sble coach house 4 frame dwelling
ard Iome outhOuses and IhecE situate Psrishst be-
low Eleventh, were destroyed by IRE one horse per-
bhed N lie danes William BOyAfd and Samuel Middle
Ton Ne he principal l9serE
Ih-fe Moderate csmslc Tor FLork snt f
Sass l lv oos sialafi auc M cranes A. Z obL IhsIe
ar 'sns td cr co cIsur p'cu s4 ~ f2-s AZ
10 ND = 'rr ctoc- 0t. s'3 - ~
src' Yea fu Rvs FLoua colal--s of 80 oos a.
o. Cas- frAL he's tfly a. 81 = bcL a. Nhcl s1I-
're taT- rsds 90 NHr steady ssss o.
tisD orst~. r~r- Re- % 81 "
3 .esl rA hts ce1tna-s seusna fr dthns There 80
hrs CoES c1eIle have -rhsf atFacc-d cent e
osel Sales OF 400 bushels souiAsrl ls~ a. ~ slis sf35i
Oman cVra-c Of 3fN 7-saas Fslasy
a. IS o'ts sfoat u 6iosI as Ps3ros' ass 20 chla:-
g. notfs WElsKf "a stvsnc.t 90 a cents Do %
eAL1s O. cTc-Es frsf Bear44i Reading ~ - 81 Horl
sr-rcar ssrk 5A ssusqushanasl Cana ~ u P-nasFlsa
ia tsrk lss 3 GOO su.1 Cara -s . 10 aarr'o--g Z
6. si 500 lnIrgtor M 3l $50 >pas Gsiosa Sc,
20 luIi $40 Lei gh t. $50 = .oO Cts - =, 90
Sond Bear4 IS CIV s.. 6 - q Cam''raoa Fasy RI
ll "a N0rh American Bark l3- SO Lel<h IL So - $50
lrEor kk s3h ssoto sls4 Cana - - So O., tll
n. sesgsa Balk, lAt. 81 hsai1s XIX - s' SAFE
Sc so
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Oificial.-Treasury Circular.
CIRCULAR TO coSsULs AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS or
THE UNITED STATES

CIRCULAR TO coNsULs AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS or
THE UNITED STATES
TaEAsUGr DsP4sTsIsr, Monday, Apnl T, 1851.
= With view Of guarding the Customs revenue
procuring Authentic pOats connected
chargss cumancss ths purchase
and shipment Of msrcbatd.s Of proaa
ports 81 shpmeL Tor tie OF The Collectors AGA
Appraisers different ports Of entry and 70 ass 'y
ag dauss ~ih uniformity conecttsss You ttsss',
respectfully requested 70 furnish the Department vta fspss %
following queries acc par-d With such onats aa1 81
panons u,y think y" necessary useful aad I2a
Place YOU actual rssno. also 70 The 6 hbonss cossiy
With Which nay regular and constant Goa
nsco or through which their mechand,7 may Do shipped " "
What tie usual which msrchssise ooaEai
AID cod, vhstLsr credit what any are ne
usual dscosnts aIo~ed either BON custom or constance
cash from Other cause such dsco9ah m
uniform or hey different Offered, descriptions Sfnsaa.
Disc stats, also such discounts considered a. ooaas.
EIatuy seller ouysr Usually retained ~ 20
asr for his benefit he purchases aGd ship "
Merchandise under orders accom-, Of othsrs
Sond % articles ppsd 10 or.ign cOa1res are boss
NY are cacusied-"hsthef o. tie esht, Prcs, of
ss se. ss On s. sn1eSs ssd . J ss
hey sn 10 amount When tls article. exported By raos
vessels sIe oy fore gn Vessss ami there shsn7ne' peas
7hvs Wat The customary chargs Of commissions Sf ,s
pg goods and fir ensreat different dsscupn0s' Of Hs
rl.ndss, sase give The ue-dll details. ~,
Fgsr~ what's The usual brolsngs N. sac parchas
netetLa,s ara o. pad b. the buyer ssbsi %
-nty'd % ouy of ss DO both buyer ana seller hsT' P"
Fun. What tn. usual aud customary -rp.osss rsus %
luf,h.se arc Shipment ore Or both Of merchandise al ms
sy con- ''ses ,p,s .s Io. se '1a Go ssy
DUTY doet trade dues, hghtsrge, pOf,sfags sof
sge AID Or isIss Of az s3 a. aed sbssasf Az
ara "hch Of the above or sny other gems are asgaly
The selling Pre- ohs 1s Or they usually form sns oSfa
rate charge pad D. the purchaser or shPpeff -
Sth II Eoocs produced 4ctur.d Toe iaisnot 40
purchased there for account Of iorns D. risUis
nsht 70 fore cogne are usea5 exported iLro.ga yo9
naon Nhh MAJ have % seaport u ~ ard are s'uaI1
eisoaa shipped uI0'sh Josf pot; wat s ea'o1 O.
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Weather Items.
b. MorIe'sLtne,
MoNnAY. April l5-s P. N.

MONDAY. April l5--S P. NJ.
RrrrIo-Clordv comnsrcrg 90 "a WED east har a.
Ro-ur.rrs say though snd peasin W
sbout5 Vssn squat up, sacs Which has o'sn
frsary rd uort1ss-t, thsr IS.
Cold cloudy uupsa'ant evening" besn snoHag soTH
almost OH The afternoon wind northeast
pleasant ohy but or'k oseze made TIE aus
iy badI, north Ief a.
U1ic,-Coh cloudy dsagessbs evening hsr 5o Wind north
bar 81 $50
Arplsr-oouiy evening and quite cold wind northwest, bar
80 mercury ~ t1ef. 3d. ,...
TGor-We hay. bad rather unpleasant afternoon; Wind high
ard dusf pleufv. WIND northeast ther 30
b Blinf'f Line y Waist
Bcsr4ro- Cloucy and chilly, hard wind northeast
Rocusrrsa--Cod harfi Their IS very damp.
srs.crss- pleasant this Afternoon STRONG
r,rthV-st wind aud thsr a. aud cloudy
Vrfr, Clear and coo vest wind ther q.
klvr-ysry beautiful day is cecil sat some "ndi ih'r a.
O'Clock - Il, a. 81.
Pr.nuHaHCt ID during tie asst "a hours ans ne thsr az
20 The rvsr measures s1 feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

NVIIesF u III-IU
Paterson, " J, Sunday ApIl l5
On Saturday last, man named Atkinson who
had for some the been engaged in fitting up q
small steamer for running on the Passaic river
above Paterson. fell overheard, and, before assist
snce could be procured, life vas extinct. De
ceased, it is said, was partially intoxicated at
the time.
The election for City Officers comes OF on
Tuesday. There are only four parties nominated
viz Whig, Democratic, MON and Independent
Time will tell whether this that, either or neither
is the popular iavOrlte. ours, Hc, N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

NAvAL-Lieut. Wait was sentenced by the
Couu Marital which recently set board the g. ship
Pspnsy yans to be dismissed from the service The sen
has learn been commuted by the President 10
twelve months Suspension without Lieut. Stnck-
and OF the T. 5 Marine Corps, sentenced 10 be
ca5hiered and his sentence has been cOmmuted by
President 10 twelve mOulhG suspension without pay.
u. ). sOopOf.wsr Marion, Commander Gendy, sailed
from Cantor few days previous 10 Jan. q FOR Manila
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Y esterday morning FIRE
bfot- tgg south Of Columbia MAJ
ard Sycamore st occupied Campb'h Ellison
e' ~hFh esy destroyed he building tog,tasr ~
lie occupied by Ntlhel Ran
sLt he lie - Messfs Puan Hatsd Brown
a. Pfct-ce a. tooacco "a-hlss sgs sh0us The
p-cHEng n.ssrs Camr bell destroy
9Th 10 colstts Mitchell RammsLb-s lsss not than
,Hti.-Lsursuce sstN fuIau, Hatlsd Il brOuas loss d
about ss6to'n. ufsrc- 81 o. Campbell Ellison Co.'S oss
e5l tbe blsrg occupied ne'sy u. &
r. oeongedio ~ estate Geo " $500;
by Pan Hatfield Brow ste,-on property
n@cfss y fsatVs a. biz Insured Kellogg, Boths had stock
- "a ne building Of Puhsn Haifss Brown Which a ots
los ano iher ooniirg also lrsd the falling Of vail
iarr oss about stOsZ) seysrl Of tho hrsmsa
we're sA'sfeB Dlrsd oy the falling Of vail Cincinnati Eo IOth
ROBBERY AT NORTH BRIDGEwATER.-On Fri
DAY ali The house OF Ezra Lsonad North BrdssNser
oocsd Of 300 money Al Enghsh the Of Dr.
NoNe Nto has rsscei FOR North Bndss-ssr ani
&c habhs ana bad DOT returned ance The sgspets o5h7r
8ostoa Hsrah.
sHIP FEVER AT NEW. ORLEASs.-5ixtyt three
80 ustoRsd urda, admitted ~ the Charity Hospital
9ffe Ne twenty four t0urs @udng The Of ~ %
fren the British Blanche hundred aad tay four cases o
sof isEsf had bssE Esns'sstsd y tbs Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
Great Fire In CankIiI.

HUDSON, Mondsy April II VI.
A most destructive FIRE broke out in CatsSill at
,brsa cock his morning and before h could IA subdued
consumed the Green County Hotel, ihe franklin House
the Duich Reformed Bsps and African churches, ihe
SUeIirgs OF Rev Dr. Murdoch. Dr. John Dosn. Mrs
CbsrIe, c ark Misses 81 ernsn. Robert DOoon William
Bsrpet ard some other small dwellings 50 the stables OF
Messrs Reach Prime and Brown Van Burger together
win tbeir contents eighteen horses some carriages grain
&c The Telegraph Office and store Of Mr. Sylvester were
torn down but he saved most OF he goods aud me insru
ent. The oia loss was about $4,000 insurance about
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

Coyrections-In our article the Hungarian Question
third paragraph Of second column the sentence Ihougn
W. pubhed It's former article In fun &c should proceed
"t finds room Tor paragraph OF cur reply IN It's nine
columns which mainly devoted 10 sspersing me mo
uves" &c This appears fvdnsposed 90 "a to Affect the
sense 10 our paper of yesterday The Courier yesterday
reprinted our former article In question In the las col
urn OF the same article, wrote that Kossutn was al
Czeee The day bcore the death Of LembeIg and returned
to Pesh the ght before that occurrence for which h9 ex
pTes,ed great IOrrow &c. Az misprnted, are made
TO say that kOsuh not In Pesh az the tius OF Lem
bere's death, which was not the fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

HALE TEsTIMoNIAL-By an advertisement II
another column, it will be seen that committee
of the friends Of Jas. w. Hale has been formed
and that meeting is about to be called for the
purpose Of taking measures to raise testimo-
NAL FOR that gentleman, whose valuable services
in the cause Of Cheap Postage are not forgotten
hv those who are reaping the benefit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
DYSPEPSIA
HCTCHINGs's

III ANn''No Of patent medicines, there is
BrTERs In all he h.s'I Nv a well deserved popular
none that acquired qni,- longer than Hvr6HNGss
ity nor any tbat VIII retain " fcacous in tho cure of
Vegetable Dyspepsia buers h,n- : MANUFACTURED, it
the particular compliant Tor winch IA themselves
has afforded Tenet 20 ,..,.. v,,t,, Clagfneo
m or ,sS ucs Try his comPoa> iof We
w. W. 80 % benefit from It's use For sac, ~hVrNssf
an IT, All hy The pIopretor IL FULTON ST., near Massacre
nee cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY, APRIL Is.
For Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune fOT European
circulation, will be issued To MORROW MORNING
at O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news
up to the time Of going to press The Baltic sails
from this port To Morrow at l2 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

KENTUCKY.-The Wings Of the With Congress.
onal District have nominated Clement s. Hill Of
Marion Co, to succeed John B. Thompson, now
the Wing candidate for Lieut. Governor.
In the With (LexingtonD District, s. F. ].
Trabue declines running for Congress at this
election. The only candidates in the field now
are Gen. Leslie Combs, (Whig) and Maj John C.
Breckenridge, LocoFoco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
Markets. ...NEw-ORLEANs April Ppm.
orroN has not advanced since the receipt Of

The Areas news ourE coutracor reports from New fork
on. quoting 20 change smother cec.ne ftorh tfm ONO
Ur44 lU. PosK sll advircng Oh sales o 81 bos A.
Ia lsL4lt Prime LAsD held A. - 14 BA ~ rn,
sut pru fbet stes have as SosS stssiy s.e
lo O f305fr yellow Chocs hlAssss quoted AZ
a. Gown IN limited demand Ro sells A. l0 Far svlAss
AZ q d5c. FbEsHrs unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
Movements of Jenny Lind.

CINCiNSATG, Thursdsy: Aprl IL
Jenny Lind is announced 70 give Concerts here
h-e rehts Of the present week She sings nexi week 10
Wheeling and thence will proceed 10 Baltimore and me
East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15

Y The Daily T'rlLune is the title of new
Daily published in Madison Indiana, by MesHs Gregg and
seng lts very hne LOOKING sheet and has al the head
Of is columns the name Of Gen. Winfield scoI a cand
date for The Presidency in 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-15
sIechnnics strike in Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Tuesdsy' AprII II:
The Wheelwrights, Coachmskers and Black
smiths paraded today striking for higher wsges In the
course Of their march they assaulted several who would
not unite and number OF The procession were slbse'
nneullY Arresied BY the police.
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The Murder of Child In Baltinore-Stsam'
ship "Brothsr Jonathan" &c.

BALTIMORE tuesday, Apru II.
The examination Of the parties accused OF the
murder Of the child on Thursday asl Is pTogresing II
is suI however. enshrouced IN mystery.
The steamship Brother JonahAn," FOR Chsgres, viii
positively Iai! from This port on wednesday.
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A Cum rnK WArER-nRA ANp INDI-

GEsTION HARTFORD, March 1871 hereby certify,
that DR. Green's "OXygensted Befs hsve proved more
efhcacous In relieving from waller brssh stomach, n-
digestion ard which has been very trouble
for FIVE ak than all other remedies which
have beeu trying curing illness ami cheerfuy
mend II TO all who thus afflicted SAM Hamilton.
MIR Hamilton has charge OF the Orphan Asylum, Hart
ford, Conn and Is ell known and highly esteemed 40
1zen. The pamphlets accompanying The medicine
=. nd with cefLd Of mOst remarkable cures and
1oo@ had application TO the Agents gratis Price 81
may n q; SIX bottles fog =.
per bOttA byAB \ d sands 100 FulIon-st; A l.. SEQ
Fer sala sic Broadway; { h Ring l92 Broadway,
VIII Co. he druggials generally In the niIed States
~ Y. and by
md Cana
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w Wonderful sale of English 3-pl

u Wonderful sale of English 3-ply
ard patent tapestry ingram carpets rugs, table covers
window shades floor on cloth &c at 80 bowery hIRAS
ANpERsoE's Tms DAY al astonishing low prices Ingram
csrperpg IS 49, rugs goa window shades = TO - %
per pair ard floor oil cloths 50 70 - per yard
EVERY Man HIS LANDLORD. - The
Fourth Annual Meeting OF the American Benefit Building
Association will be he'd at Warren Hall corner OF Ohver
and Henry ais Oh TUESDAY EVENING Aph Is at clock
when the Report OF The Finance Committee for me past
three years IN be submitted Every Member 10 requested
S JEssURUE, Secretary.
ul1St Office CintOncOurI. Beekmsn-st