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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
PHILADELPHIA
Forgery-Jenny Lind and Mr. Barnum-haf-
ket.-StOcks. &c.
Correlgondeuce q ne In1lhe'
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June, IO'


PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, juno, 10.
Cant Noorehead, Of the First Pennsyl-
wanna Regiment Of Volunteers ID the Mexican "4f'
was committed 20 prison tins morning IN dei'l-' o.
bail. 10 answer the charge OF forgery.
George Washington was tins morning Aelu 20 '4--'
for WINNING his wife Win Shakespeare We may
,seu inGrire. What's N a name I"
Tbe sudden dissolution Of cO-partnersnip oel"ee-
N'le I-nt and Mr Bamuu. has caused nun -
uIa.icn ard LAX ~ our CITY to-1dy. II = Saw '
So eco induced him 20 break lhe con.leo' a. t,..
Tte FLOUR market continues ven - 49,, =
,,i i-.rdS odd Yesterday ~ = ~ end - .a -
- - = ~, "a s-l barrel Today Jaoe AIRES -e
49, s.-t II f5r eNuort T.ItAn tte same rang ~
- - - -orsH muol are limited Al our ~ l4sl t-9
- snail sals 81 CORN MEAL - > - .---ll9Il
~ br- TrtIe WHEAT oderllg -ld Ilcsa ~ -
,,.rr,r.i. ssles III Loo bushels Zolr -. Pr
- eh,t, AZ = 0zGl g-l ? tushri -ioAt 49,
ij3a =. - rsnfs aroaf which ~ ilIpf9 men 4Ae
--s ~ CoRN conInle eIccedas-s siNA-- - Z. !. :
r15 demand for u aHd prices nsse a. az. 81 - ~
tf So. IL COO bushels mostly r As ~ ILL, II
80. ~ 81 renss afo-t In OATS no clanse- N-'.s
- - 80 rrch anged. sales Il barrels a. = cents
- 49, ~ 5I2l cents ~ second hld CASKS a. VIC wv
insi tse, AYE Srocxs-Firsf Boqrs-7i0 Reaimg RI 81
= - - ~ m Nor D. 81 II Harrisburg kh AZ -
pm IN iaf do ~ Algonquin siiiihz 20, Z. - -.
~ ~ 3 10 81 $500 Lehish g. 81 sag LehlsE ~.
~ stoo Iehgh Nor g 3 ~ rs 81 PeAh' 1885, a'''
81 49, 90 3 10 sci. 81 Read RI - - .
S5 Hoere-S3 co5 Read Pr Mort G., 81 So" otat
T. o. = ehieh Nos, 81 Penn kk, a.! izSas an !,
g 4 III Penn IFS. 81 Guard BIZ, y. ~ heal1n5 IN
81 IS SEA Nav, NJ Sl.7o9 5 s. o. l!si'
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81 MegRfnc Telegraph 20 me Neo-i 4'''
SENATE-.-.ALBANY, TUESDAY June TO-
A, ID o'clock today the senate convened, IN ODE
5,ence 10 the Proclamation OF the 1o1tihVI. INC
proclamation was read oy the Clerk All me ne"
Senators appeared and were s"o'a bs.Nt
ssNr C,RRolI OF Rensselaer,, offered me following
Preamble ana Resolutions; ~. r,--,.,.,
Rcsor.l Gfthe Assembly concurl That tt,s EASgs-y'
,,St Iirst C;y,ernor OF the State 81 Ne"-l YORK W
hs Proclamation colaac ncln- tAe -los--- 10, ~
hts been arrested by the ress IA
,,relve ,rehers ,fthe senate, caused DY a t-l5i-
wa 90 -. d, r..-.-t,r. public measure between me
tA'e q! JPN. ~ ~ he senate and he wrong On
-, ~ ,,.r- tbar in consequence Of the secession lIlA
iac.' ~ s1' - ur6sr IN it, members and the dsaq,
ihat ipt! y -, tii, r-r,ne t,so-thrl vote could
& e. ,...5 Ind, The quorum Tor tie TRANSACTION oI 9'si
hol if 1850, H. -.snr- III fhrr--fffhs. ea rs de-
49, .,Ic, al 4 slu-le member. no. aIiel hls
a, f,,' been come JED ty order 4 iAe >el4 = -
S-teI without is iea.e AID THEREBY tic'e-lcss ~
y,tDte" -,t !. .lorr.ia .nd that - 5 beyond ihe
.+ce ~ he Governor. coGvening an et,l ~ A.
l 81 e.,ai-lre a. gwen tine and llaee' 20 us
s,>'l. 20 ~. - 'srs III The Senate and Assembly are
49, 80 rel fc asssi t.e III their respective Na-A. 30
.-,l' ci ms ending Il the teTulnsi'l q l-s
- sr.s,au ara O. trals.ct e-cA rl--l N-a--'- -
seem % 1-i 80 Sessy concur That with yew ~
Hfso..,- '.. ~ -. 1 ,v snch n,srreii'n or pery"fse
-. -- +fe rsrt II the Governor that the Fip,-'A'
deen ca i.i,'' ~ AZ JogS,cN of schenectady u was
". 3,bat thi> resolution ne Lard on the tAo-e
0'SS1r C.RssLL offered the following ple.l-1-e GAIA
reso.ulOn :, - declared by ths Consult lon n Afee .,
Ss-..r thai no pcrsun being nei,s, d. I-p.ted
ffs-.- NV f.llcial ur msIf ullr A.5 - ~-rs,1
.h-il D. III a eat ID the Leglsisi ire an = i.-s M.
f,il ,f.sr hi, election - member q .e 40 csr u
'- 10 a., -ress ~ De rpoglie4 - ~ 49, ~ ~
,.,,rr rrier fhe Governments 81 lAe NiA'0- ~
60, -,,r.af ,.all AGATE ls sea- 49, r--.el states
3ad ~ rrsia,ian thereof y ia'ss w I'm. ,' N
ss.eTca ihe Goe@sa. sn eSssacs, On day
etce q Me'e bis pre5ecessr eNpires Il hf s1
aYe BEEN eise'ed PIsyos Ina gwen h, opinion 70 the
Cittenten, Atlofnsy ,s md ,isurrs follo~ins
'A' ''' orrlcK AP'i - -
Hon II h hALL, -,el vour leTter Of Zis; Insi ana p
DEB ~, sn question YOU have been PLEASED =, T cis
i Rsgs the honor state I51 S sil' and Vhe5 s n
q CosIit ~ SUBJECT my mnd has beeR n09sh " -
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GeorsehiThomy.sn in FhiladeIpa.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
prilIlnrrrH,A Mn1lar Innf 9

P8IkADELFHsA, MONDAY, June y.
Your correspondent who, on this as on
some former OCCASIONS docS no; seem % have access
70 the best sources OF ,ntoTmaton states that the
doors Of the Hal we've closed against GsoRGS
THOMPSON and ms friends, by order Of the Marshal
Of Police who apprehenjei disturbance This :
JuSt the reverse Of the fart>. The Hall rented
90 a Committee by the lessee. with distinct under
standing rho 80 occupy q. and Tor ,oASi purpose
can Dc readily proved. Subsequently The sun
day papers" especially the G.31s. cld whas thcv
could 20 promote TO; an defeat the oycc; % the
meeting. and the boon companions o: the owner OF
the Han. who Is the kecDer OF drinking SilOonl
alarmed hmm by stating that not would enSue. In
consequence of their statements and MS fears. RS
he lessee closed the door, and refused ,Imittsnce
20 the crowd. Marshal Heyzer, who vas on the
ground. distinctly stated that nu danger need be- ap
pretended thu; II the meeting was allowed % IS
seno.e IN the house he would protect d; AZ al haz-
ards that he knew nO man and could aDO~ NO inii-
Vdual m The Ease, but knew ms duty and would
keep the peace OF the city and protect The property
and Tie meeting. lis conduct merits tdo highest
commentator. and She police Who acted in conlunc-
uon with him are equally worthy ~ appreciation.
Had the lessee OF the Han been faithful 70 his CON
tract as Was the Marsha, 30 his du;Y. the meeting
would have been held without the least interrupt
ton There were no rOVdleS On the ground. AMI no
appearance Of disturbance, but large concourSC Of
quiet and respectable persons. anxious - hear Nr.
Thompson, great number Of whom alterwari pro-
ceeled lo the residence of James Mott, where Mr. T.
addressed them, IN 4 most eloquent manner.
meeting Immediately convened AZ Deeyan
Hall al which 1t was said lbut without authority
Mr. Thompson would speak-aS he knew nothing OF
the meeting. he was not present but Mr.. John Camp
bell. tho author OF Scurrllous aud CHARACTERISTIC
letter 20 the Industrial Congress, published IN the
Hera'd) and Nr. . Byrne, Al Irish refugee, took
occasion, IN the absence 81 Mr. Thompson and his
friends. to load HIM with OpprObIum and justify
Suching him, and 10 illuminate lies 81 0iien reuted,
about MS deSertOn OF Irish liberty, &C &C, when Il
IS 4 notorious fact that 10 the lbs, moment he re-
NAMED mistaken IN his adherence 10 The cause of
Members OF Parliament ami LETT 70 speak AMI vote
alone
Ia the evening a large assembly greeted Mr.
Thompson At the residence OF James Mott. and this
morning he lcft for Boston. 10 embark for England
on the nth and probably 20 return aai take up his
abode IA this cOuRtTy n the Fall
Very truly, HOPs HcWIRp.
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that the information Is derived from the Oest sUurce,
The Bourse iVes. OF threes, 56-42
LONDON SrocK E1cHANGE --Three failures were
announced Yesterday morning in connection with the
share settlement, the parties beng Mr. lie Grant,
Mr. Stephenson and Mr r. Mortimer. The later
compelled "a suspend through the default Of MS
principle q Nottingham.
The GREAT ExHIBIT1oS-The receipts 1t he door
yesterday Friday amounted 20 E2.so0, and tae sale
Of season tickets 70 col
SoUTH-wEsTERS RALwAT-A special meeting was
held Yesterday 20 authorize certain deylatons IN the
Law and Valley Extension Railway The Directors
resolutions were carried UNANIMOUSLY.
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c.,, CaI.ndar-This Day.

Couvos PLEas.-Nos 33i, 49, $50 'S7' 'SV' ''i
'7 s-1T5roR CoURr-Nos :, B. 2s3 $50, 80, 10, 81
s,S All asl. 3s-. e9s 90, 81, 81 80, % 3zl Sss
Sa0 sn2 400 4C4 405, 800 40. Ill, l03 30 ~ -
9ss sgT 49, 4I2 4l3 44, AIS, 4l6, Az, as ils 40
;sl. ~. AS i94, l25 80. -, "a "a
-CrRcurr CoURr-Nos. 90, al 800 39l, 40 ~
40 4sI. 4ss s., fS3. 4S5 $50, 4S7, 42J - a. 90
SrpERtoR CouRr-Special Tem.-Nos- r. ~ %
40 an n. q &c. "a, IS. %, s., %, 80, 10.
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MARRIED.

IL wetber,feid CT June g By Rsy DR. Tucker W 81
NIXON HAVENS, II thu firm a Webster * hass9s rs
ton Mass 70 kss JEANETTE B OhIs"oLD oi
NsthsTsheld. 49,. pC,x
NELL CHCRCHsfAN, u the ciiy 81 Nsw- fof1, -
ANA ELLEN MENDENHALL, 4 the tDfn.sf pace
~ r - Jsue TO- by Rey. Geo III hishef, u ID pr
WILLIAM fiARDENBROOK, . Miss ROSALIE a
- Mor'iaS egenfng June 9. By Rey Mr Bush d the
~ Iernsalenl Church, Dir. BOAI GILMAN !" Ai's
.SNA STLEBERKY both II tins city. - -
~ Tufsdar Jrne le BY Rev MT. Foster, hf EDN AID
x GROWN 70 KATE, daughter Il Leonard Pauis'n'
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DEATH CAUSED BY AN OVERDOSE OF OPP

rN-The Coroner Vas called yesterday morning %
Nrs Margaret De Mol. native Of France, o2 years
Of age. whose death was caused BY an overdose Oh
opium The husbhnd Of deceased testified before
,'i,c-ge f~ono an apothecary IN the neigh5orhood'
a bich .he took % cure some disease arising rom
ne be,f Of the weather On Monday sne procured
sorne OPIUM and after taxing \ pofton OF ~ lel!
4.i,en md died "a the course u the nghi. posi-
Tror,iaro exsminaton Of the body was made ~ Dr.
= & FRANKLIN. and MS testimony conooofaies TINS
sfa,ement - % the cause O! death, me jury rem
dered verdict " accordance Win me iac' as aDo'e
stated
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The Pennsylvania Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June TO-
The FIRST Centennial Celebration Of The PennsylVa,
MA Hospital took place this morning at the Musical
Fund Hall Professor Wood delivered an eloquent
address. ,
80 geo patients have obtained relief several OF the
most eminent member, OF the medical faculty, as
also many other influential citizens, were present.
The ceremonies throughout were OF an interesting
character.
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MgssRs EDIToRs beg leave to ask a
piece Of information from you-Whethcr there Is not
ay, against setting boxes and barrels and such IKE
things on the sidewalk II 50, why Is u no, pn' IN
force ask for information only. i was only yes
ferday While going through COrtland-st that tAefe
was 20 many boxes, barrels, &c, that 1t "as imposs
bic no tunes 70 pass without stepping on INTO me
street came one time 20 place where there Was
INST room, enough for one 10 pass was Just at the
end of the passage when my dress caught on nall
anu tore i 20 was ashamed to ~alk the street.
Nours JANE SIR.
~ Wln the Mayor andiCh!ef Of Police look INTO
this matter. We never knew the streets 20 Oe 20
thoroughly encountered as they nave been during the
past Spring We are alraid.the Mayors new broom
Is worn out II swept very well for time, On! the
apple women being where, the ardof Of the Mayor
seems 70 have rapidly abated
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News from the Sonth.

bALIlNukhl IUt>'IdY' JuIIt To
The Southern Mail has arrived
b. C. PresSlv IS about issuing daily paper at
Charleston In favor Of Southern COntederacy, but
against separate Secession. The Neies says these
are the sentiments of large majority OF citizens.
There were 10 Cholera deaths in New Orleans dur
inc the week ending 3lSt ultmO.
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,Ieeria.

Accounts rem Algeria state That CONNIE r - -,
49, go E,rh he former were defeated, several
I~,,,rets having been killed and Wounded. ..ss,,.
srcovniS from lower saby i'm are not 50 silsis
,,V The French had entered ne country o ~, ~
Is,b AMI were desperately opposed oy NE ihaaln'
I1 ";i IT, howsycr. were driven from all iler po-
S si,en. and The blockade OF Gaglila rsed Inc los
SSSIe Frcnchwas estimated a 100 and $40 " oule
ana that Of The Fabyles at 80 A me and -ih Sew
80 - ,,1hcs have made their submission
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Austria.

Tho Fmrcror st,u remains Al Warsaw II company
Win The Emperor OF Russia and the hlns OF russia
T-he result of their conference has not trans plei
The Brcsat, Gazette Of 25ih INST has the ionoMlls
- rr>, of the Countess JelcSky md her companion
Madame Fadlev at Del Fuigo They have been OF
dered tor trial 5y Court Martial AZ PeterwafIeA. l..
Is SAID thar the Countess mas 3Seh l1o ..e' NJ
49,, Minor. and their pariizans m Hungary some Oh
the correspondence has been scized- ...-. 81,
II l. stated that Prince Christian OF b!IcASoOIs j
IA >il.. ecd 10 The throne 90 Denmark
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Per sfeepsb,g AmeriCo-Mr Anderson, lady, three
Misses Anderson and G0veness. samuel Lawrence and
Two Masters Lawrence Mr. Joseph and lady Mr. NlRin
and lady. Mrs WIllct and Miss Wett. MesSrs Dalton,
Kmbal Hopkins Bolton. Fisher Marsh, Hirtnes, Scow-
den Marchoule Burston, Fraser. Cossonelh. linguni
IoHgee Fowler. Parker. Rothschd, Richie. Tate SoneF
vile HammcrStein. Hockaday, Medina, CocArane.
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ForND DROwSgD. An Inquest was yes
ter1Ay held al No. l73 "est-street upon ne oody o.
Te,~l. Sauter. 4 lad year. Of age. whose body
~ found a. the foot OF Wanen-st. y K. The BOY
resided ylih his parents AZ No ll9 Cetarst, and mas
been missing since last "Wednesday II IS supposed
nat he accidentally fell into the dock, or was
drowned while bathing
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New-Orleans Items.

NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, June 9.
4 well known cotton buyer suddenly disappeared,
beng dcfaulter IN about $4,000. The loss falls
chiefly on three large cotton houses
The ferry-boat burst her boiler while crossing the
river The negro pilot was killed, and several 9th
ers are missing.
The steamer Winfield Scott, from New-York, Is
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IN he Fd,,nr NJ Tn. Tr,enne I:

Permit me 70 inform you that the state
nent IN your paper Of Yesterday that one Of the men
VITO attacked Michael Fritz was secreted IN my prem
ises THE Irish mercan,' Ia Cross-s next 70 Duane
and Vas there arrested, is an entire mistake Inc
man ran through the public nall Of the building INTO
me ward through the house the rear got INTO Duane
Il through the IRON building and "as arrested 10 1e
er,',s5 an tb, .ideWslk JAs. O'MAHoNY.
New-YOrk Tuesday, June 10, lcJl
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NTIENPT TO PAso TVV-' 7 III IT -
\ Young man named John Jones "as YESTERDAY az
rested I'M Inc seventh Ward charged with attempting
70 PASS counterfeit S. OIL on the Lime ROCK b inA'
10 Nm. H. Ternirlger II Is thought ina, ne -, &c
,,se5 - moi ware Of the character Of the bill lie
,.as ,e'rnorsrily committed by Justice rmPson for
further examination.
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NIarlets...Ngw ORLEANS, Jmep

CoTToN DON Ohio FLOUR only I'D retail az - ~ -
- CoRN unchanged Mess PORK Only ie1's - s ii
t'f LARn-No sa!es SUGAR and MoLAssAs IlonaAseu
IoBACCO heavy.
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune

Southern Meoaec Telegraph ONCE corner At Hsa0rsr AID
BeQrcr streets.
For further photographic Dispatches see YIN Page.
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BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June ~
Rev James Buxton, rector OF the EspiScopal
CtTrch NJ FavetteylIe y C., for 30 years, Is dead
itisa also reported that Terry. editor Of the V"Sm-
iap has died Of ms wounds.
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The debate on Mr. Baily's motion relative to the
Government OF Ceylon, terminated IN majority OF
50 for the Minister'S and that being the last motion Of
importance on the books, the Russell Ministry Is
therefore safe for the remainder of the season.
The debate on the Roman Title Bill IS still going
on but No advance has been made with the measure.
On the evening OF the 9th, the PrOtectOnlss held
a banquet at Tamworth the residence ofthe late SIR
Robert Peel when the people OF the town rose up
en- lnaSse and dispersed the gathering windows were
broken, several persons injured, and at length the
military had to be called out to queh the not
The crops present promising appearance.
Emigration continues as brisk Is IN spring.
The first clause Of Ecclesiastical Title Bill passed
on the Seth, by ayOie of pa against %.
The Glass Palace continues to attract It's thous
andS Upward Of $1,000 passed through the doors
IN one day.
The Infed Serrice Gazette states. 90 We hear, from
high authority at the Cape that the cost incurred IN
the first month OF hoStlhcS was about t2oOOOO ana
that II has been between 50 and E9OOOO per mOnlh'
On Wednesday number OF fine vessels leit Liver
pool chiefly for New-Nork The American, Capt.
Lawrence, belonging 10 {. Grlmshaw q Co, mas ~
emierants on board, and the Princeton, Crook q
Unrnden 800 The Waterloo andihe Nasmyth were
both filled with cmigrants for the states.
OF the gross amount Of Customs revenue nearly
one-third is expended IN collection me totdl gross
Revenue collection IN 1889, IN the United hlnglon'
was within a trihe OF twenty-five and a-halt millions
pounds. go - a. l.,
MIR J. p Martin Chief Engineer OF the Pacific has
been presented, BY several of the passengers VINO
subscribed for that purpose, with compete anu
handsome service of plate, tea and coffee pots &C
a n testimonial TO his ability The plate Is OF the
newest design and has been manufactured undtr me
>unerntcndence of IIourbury goldsmith and Jew eler
of ChuTch-St. n
Vim Hamilton Lowery. Captain, and Thos Nc
Naly, of the Arabia, an emgrant snip III the Iihe
hc,Icen iWerpool and New-Nork. charged with al
legged murder ON the high seas, have been arrested
the former on board his vessel at Liverpool the tieI
m Belfast Both prisoners have been commueu ioi
triol = the next AsSlzeS Bail VIII be accepted to
the amount OF 600 each IN SuTeteS, ana t2Oo each
on the prisoners own TecOgmZanctS.
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The Steamship Marion.

CHARLEsrON, IucSday juno ~.
The steamship Marion, from New forA' arrived
Al her wharf al O'Clock this morning.
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A Body Found.

BosroN Tuesday, June I'D.
The BODY Of one of the men drowned by the de-
srrlcfion of Mnot's Ledge Lighthouse has been
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BosroN. Tuesday, June 10.
IIavden's trial for the rescue OF the usl'e save
Shadrach Is still progressing.
Nonew feature Of importance was mtTo0ucel lh4'
morning
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There Is nothing Of moment from me french ap-
,al hvond the fact that the LcgltmlStS are making
every effort to retain their desired revision OF me
constitution The party of order renamed hrmly
attached 10 the President ,,
Commercial affairs continue brisk The Bourse
closed duh. 49,, >-...,t
Nj PaSchal DuprarS amendment 70 the Nauonal
Gnards hlll has been relecled 0y the ANsouno-y.
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Italy

The disturbances between he Roman ana tlehca
.o,'.,crS .,,ll continue The French authorizes N
Roror have caused 10000 rauon> ana are Sl!.sS
If ammunition 10 DC taken on 20 the |"S'''S W ''
qb.Te IS no further intelligence from the Cape OF
Elll EnNA.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA atHALIFAx.
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,a,ss,-gv Electricl telegraph MAY u.

pr,Scr PARIS. FrdsyThe National asserts sla
I'M ., The expeditonary corps IN AiT1cA under
Cen II srnkd is much underStaied lne n .trns
Siled Was SEQ wounded l,Ssl. Inc N"'''"~' "''''"'
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THE PROTECTIONlSTS MOBBEDAT TAMwuRTH
The French in Algeria---Severe Conflicts
FOrN-TwO Villages Burned

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA. NEW BRUNSWICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
By BANS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK
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Spain.

Aielegraphlc dispatch from MADRID OF me slih,
announces that the Marquis MlIaNHe> Has o0'"
named Ministers ot Foreign Affairs
An appropriation had been made ioI the manuiac-
tluc OF so. eco percussion muskeiS
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COur, of General Session, TUESDAY, june 10.

Before the Recorder, and All. lltwcs and Miller
Grand Larceny. WIN. Parker and Reed
Parker two colored boys, were put on TRIAL charged
with stealing about SIS from Beverly Tucker,
boarder at the Irving House, IN April last The mo
ncy was taken from Mr.. fuckers vest pocket WINE
he was the bathroom Of the Hotel on the morning
of the 10Th Of April. The examination OF the nc
cused before the Mayor read IN which they both
confessed their guilt. The case was 700 clear Tor
doubt, and the prisoners were convicted and remand
ed for sentence.
another Grqnd LarceHy. "A man
named John Whitney was tired on an indictment
charging HIM with stealing the 2jth OF July last
about $500 Onh of brass castings and pattern from
Mr. Isaac Halloway IRON and brass worker, IN Ihlr-
ty-eighth-st near Foudh-ay The accused was en-
oloyed BY Mr. II. IN his foundry, and had a large
amount II stock entrusted 10 MN. Mr. III. missed AZ
varloustrnes number OF brass cocks, brackets &c.
lie therefore discharged all the hands Subsequently
the accused set up business for himself, ana hf IL
became suspicious that some OF the brass "ofA Ioa
IN the new shop las MS properly whitney was mere
fore arrested and Indicted The jury aitsf beJs ONT
4 long time could not agree upon Yerdict anu "efo
discharged
Disrderiy HouSe.-Mary Mooney was
brought in on a bench warrant, having heretofore
pleaded guilty % a mlsdsmeanor IN keeping dis0r-
derly house at % Cross-st. The Court sent her I'd
the Pententary foro month
Plea Of GulLty.-James Henry, boy,
pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny N stealing lewelv To
The value Of sl0 ~ on the 22d Of April last nom me
house Of RObi. { Bolton, 70 Lexington avenue He
was sent % the House Of Refuge.
Adjourned for The day.
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POrtugal.

The Duke OF Saldanha has not yet promulgated
any of his new measures since ms arrival ~ Lisbon
LARGE bodies of the ReiormeTs were calling upon
the Queen 10 abdlcate.
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COTTON IMPROVING.
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LEGIsLATUBE or NEw-YORK.

The sales of FLOUR to-day have been small AZ
rstr H.. ..-1-.
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THE MINISTRY SAFE.
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that She should be put ashore At one II the uptown
Sasts When ms answer was conveyed 20 her, she
vent for 10Y as she had before done Tor sorrow Of
heart Ii now turned out that there were three
others one woman and two men, friends OF the un-
SoTtunate molher,) who were also anxious 10 get
.rshore They were all landed near the Dry Dock
md though ali the passengers regretted the neceS-
siiy Of such detention. they yet warmly aDplaudel
cant Stsne Tor ms Kindness TO the poor mother.
steamboat Captain whose desire 20 20 ahead IS thus
subOrdinao 90 ms sympathy for the unfortunate
saInly possesses one important qualification for his
resp0nsible post Such a man will never trihe with
the hves be unnindiul Of the comfort, Of MS pas
songerS