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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

SINGING LESSONS.-A Gentleman
Srecently from London, begs to inform the inhaoIsnts
OF NewYOrk ard Brooklyn thai he intends giving lessons
In Singing on a and highly efficient system, OF which
the rue formation OF the voice 10 principal feature lie
undertakes teach any lady or gentleman who has sur
fcent voice TO capable OF speaking distinctly and VINO
will eseFcse a reasonable aud industry, however
ItIe naturally exist TO sng with correct
mess and propreiy. Schools and families attended on
moderate terms Az early application 10 requested sats-
factory references will be given For terms &c apply or
nersonAll, from 10 O'Clock 7. M. Monday Ssur
dAy evenings from TO 81 al 80 Heny Brooklyn a25 lwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

lsoRPOKArIOs NOTlCE-Puhe hsr.ey gwen The
Nc~us occupsn u oil boa ADD lots.
improved land, shscsd 1srsAy hat thu Iosg
somg the an1 lgs<
o'hs Bureau OF for eSsunaton ~ AZ
Interested, For sudng sewer ssh betssss
nj The hints enbrsssd b. such
nCuc all The houses lots gound vacant
lots ad parcels o. hrt situated ca both sess sIh Az BE-
the eastey sSe
Thrp seventh re sshh the uohefg SIDE
Tlrt, ffhst sces Of fh sIh thirts seventh ets
and southern q Thirty eighth between fhA aut sIA
persons whose Affected BY hs above
ans Who oPpossd ne sth<
Of them present hsr 90 euoas -rta<
20 The ned their o,s No H. Re- rds, within thirty
fsy. from the aats Of Bureau Of Assments,
street D.psrtuant Ayu - 1881 SAMUEL Df MOTT,
NICHOISON iSAsJ Mh SMITH Assessors. Az 10
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CLIFTON SCHOOL, Staten Island.-

~ THIS Institution will % the frat Monday IN May
nexI Applications sor admission the school will be
ceivea on TUESDAYS Thursdays and SAurdays daring he
preseGI month al The Office OF LEVI COOK, III Brosdwsy,
either personally or by letter The principal viii be IN 81.
teRdance on The Shove nsnsd dsyG between 10 snt IL
ocOck. ala Sw' a. HOWES, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

frROTON AQEEDUCr DEPARTMENT. To coNikACIO@
tSesed Proposals. endorsed foposAh tor building sewer
Btoors be Ohce 81 the Croton Aqusdaet
Dspsrtm ent (Rotuuds Ps until WEDNESDAY, thsTh day
NAV ISL at O'Clock build Sewer Nth tbs nscsesay
rscevng And culysrs BrO0ms street non ssSef
IN Crosby street Of Broa5-sy, bsnS lsash
about 2t psu sud -psAcsoas Tor the
huns Of the an other information stating thersto ca
be on S-rk tn
~ Yo,k Ami a. 1871 NICHOLAS DEAN.
aa9 tOt President Of the Croton Aqusiuct nspsrmeas
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H. n II l. = II AND 4 l. A - y L A
HI SCHOOLING CLARENCE COOKS Family
School for BOYS st TsrrytOwp will open for The Summer
Yerm the 6rs dsy Of Nav 1881 The number Of boys 10
limited hnsen Circulars msy be had a. g. P Pulnsns
D Appleton Co . and a. Spsldng shepherds on
application 10 Mr.. COOK, al rsrryto~n. al SwhWkSs
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GKoIoN AaCEnUcr psRARTNENr - coyrRAcr

l'ROION AQuEnUCT DEPARTMENT To CONTRACTORS
Proposals endorsed Proposs. or building Ss-e
Tty .ufh street the ocs II the Crotou Aqas
department ko,unds psfk Until Wen~-ssy the fth day OF
MAY 1851 O'Clock p 10 build ssasr With the nsesssfS
Receiving Rssrs Cuvsrts Thirty sixth street on tihh %
heg ergh about go feet loe pNR OF os
.pefciuous for the buugo the sans AMI al shs'
information relating thereto Be ohAnsi apple alton 70 hs
{, ntract Csfk st tbs ofcs-Ns- York Apfh = 1851
as III NICHOLAS DEAN rresd.nt Of The Aqnsinct D,pt
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as PURSUANCE Of order Of The sarogss Of NE Coanfy
S.- Yors hsrsoy gvso 10 al psrsons h"ns enns
.~,inst THOMAS STEELE d the City Of View fofsi 80
rsassd present u soachs tsfso 70 s
~ ~. ofe on No Cortland street, 10 ne CRY 81
s. Yo on or sssah day Of July nsrt-ostsf Hsv
vort he eleventh day Of Jsauary le3i
fl3 lsssnhr JESSE READ
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
-.-,,ur,os ~ LANDS AND TENEMENTs SOLD FOR TAKE"

sDs.dT described in the follow sgh
i and
9Th 2hb,sn3 unheI
dD
said nd
krue
cuuy esum
osacsy n
tutors
rYosxM March
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yEeCEHTfOS
FROFnTf
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ticuiar q wreath for the ne .d valued AZ 30 600 ru-
blas about 20 0OOfl which bad been purchased by
.ub.cription. the Emperor himself hsvits sub
,cribsd 10 600 rubes. He stated also, Ia reply 70
the advocate OF Madame 6risi' VINO, ster ns'lns
sUude6 20 the sbsndOnment Of the ltslSn OPera
~ the s-istocracy in consequence OF the rev0lu.
ron had described the attempt Of his client 70
finds comoensstlon IN London 20 unfortunate,
that size had not been loser TO the extent pre-
tended. On the contrary, he declared that she
had realized lsrge suns and had received not
less than 30 O0Of in England Tor her assistance At
the musical festivals. The Court condemned the
defendant to pay the whole sum claimed by H. do
Mecy.
Mr. LUMIEY, the great opera manager. as our
readers remember, undertook the Opera dsS itdl-
rms in Paris, which has been death stricken since
the Revolution. A letter by an habit"e oil the
Italian Opera at Paris, gives the following &C
count Of the results Of his French season " The
season is winding up here With tolerso'e ec'at'
don't know whether 70 compare M. Lumieys
exit 10 the expiring swan, fading IN music or
10 the departing dolphin, whose brightest nues
are reserved 70 the last. Nothing could eAceed
the skill, industry, energy and good taisn els
played by the active empTesart0 through MS urst
and arduous campaign in Paris, Having obtained
the theater only at the last moment 1t Is aston
ishing how he succeeded in getting q troupe
around him 80 complete and efficient as 20 go on
without single nights failure The bad reputa
ton Of his predecessors was another obstacle In
bis way. But Mr. Lumley has come out OF the
ordeal triumphant preserving bis own credit
and maintaining the English character for proolty
and successful enterprise. The French are more
than satisfied and # political events do not IN
serfere, we shall see the Italian Opera next year
exceed the glory of its palmiest days in Paris.
How far Mr. Lumey has been compensated Tor
his heavy expenditure this Winter cannot say,
hut he must be grsti6sd at the brilliant Assem-
bages of rank and fashion that have come for.
ward night after night 70 encourage and reward
his zeal and indomitable energy The French
are especially pleased with his quiet aud unN
fuming manners: and the honor is certainly due
to the director Of her Msjestys Thester of having
added another link TO the bright chain OF good
fellowship that happily binds the two nations to-
gether. z
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Romance Dual from the Historic Placer By William
Cicero on The immortality Of the Soul With English
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
Voice Of Syracuse.

An immense meeting Of the friends Of Canal
Enlargement was held in Syracuse on Wednes
dsy evening, Hon. JoRS WILKINSON in the Chair
Speeches were made by the Chairman. GEORGE
w. CLINTON Of Buffalo, and Hon. GEORGE GID
DIS. An excellent series Of resolutions, intro
duced by Y. w SMITH, Esq, were adopted
Among them were the following:
Rs,.,eS That The Ensrg meDt b, instead OF ceng liz
HE t ohecuon nR 10 coo uie win hs ous iuOn,
IA IA our guenI IN ennrr sccordsnce Win that nsire
pepI sud IA hsmeny With he designs ~ n tanefs
While IN ressrd TO The cCmpcOo OF the enlarged ire 81
O.~eeo Canals ard the bisck River sno Geoes@e Nsey
CApals every consideration Of economy snd expii-ecy
lo0oy comnends The vigorous prosecutor sno pteucn
Of The work remaining undoue, IN order 40 ~c ~ pVetA
the diversion OF trade through Other chsnn7s ara 70 onr
markets. ~ that the generation wecse Oversight sosrgy
and enter prise planned ans entered the eNccnuoo ~
THE systsm survive To witness W glorious consuns-
ton ard rra ise share Of lie dement's
kessec That whatever reasonable doOots r1sy Ne 80
teFtsnec regard 70 The eonsrntcuay o. the bin De-
tors from he there 10 safe leStumst-
seghc6 OF tesnng question OF this character that
refer them. amer having passed the Executive scrutiny
The Judicial tribunals whose pSovecc 4. 10 pronounce
Rpon Ieeir vsndty when cslsd upon 10 do ARD Jha
any other mode y sesng Ihen dangerous imprseuca
Die and snti.re publican.
RsereS Thai The anticipated rse In tie prices Of pro
dn~e and increase Of and demand Tor labor result
hs sv siling Of The Lcgssrnre sound
or vsa their passage into sS As 'oGe ~ao
stSsr with ~ In opieiOn are ctpceeo y sfxpe nut HN
srv easuFp which draws from the hoSrts u capital SEGA
sses r the civ be tso0rse n me improvement sut
s.tepsou OF commercial iussrcoarse 10 ae country vii
~ Sov "A nv bepefciA consequences 70 a. parties sd
car osy IA rssed FOR The prowOooc OF sessh and fsc
.icus PURPOSES
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WASHINGTON
Diplomatic Matters HGax.a,
In Turksy-Mexican Claims, &C.
Correspondence Of The rribane Ne'

Diplomatic Wssters-Ths H1ns.a,
In Tnrkey-Mexican Claims, A.. s~
Correspondence Of The rribans Ne'
"IssiNeros' rAui,esy Ma,
The letter received from Mr.. Mccr,.-
Charge TO Austria, simply stated thai a.. -
tired Of paying the expense of retaining a.
number OF hungarian refugees in Tarksv -
ned It's desire 20 the Sultan that they ,io,,,-,,
be released on condition Of leaving shs 60 -
with the exception OF kOSsUrH, Conn, p.V!,
THASY and one or two others Iftbi,;. sI'r
less disposition OF the Austrian tiovs,,~s-
this matter, the prospects Of KossVru's.-a
are better than have been anticipated r. 'oe
foreign news that Turkey had reiu,e5 ~ Es
exceptions of the Hungarian chies Sus
means that the Sultan was suggesting 4, FI'.'g
the propriety OF exiting all 20 Amerc, s.Nu
moving entirely this cause for disturh,,ss
brother Of the Austrian Emperor NAV H. -, 20
ed here in the course Of the sumner M
to make a thorough inspection Of our psvvv,.s'
dock yards, forts, arsenss. indeed OF oar 80
naval system. This 10 quite 4 comnl,,ns,, =
this country these visits OF representative. M.
great European powers. who pass BY E,ri,.s
and her boasted wooden walls, To trsyer,. a..
thousand miles Of ocean. for a glance attn -,
dences of power which this young ReoaAs,
ready exhibits to the Old World
Nothing has been done ss yet ia the matte
the Mexican claims and complaints oc iceOsa,I
depredations on our Southern frontier. Ii ma
be remembered that RoSAs, the Mexican Nh,
ter, is exceedingly embiuered toward this uV,.
try, and be would therefore be quite hlss b
seize upon any opportunity 10 make compthir
create difficulty which might offer. Ga The 90
trsry, Gen. ARIsrA, the President Of Asres
who was competitor with RosAs for thar Go.
ia very friendly with this country.
do not at present know she precise oCadsGs
OF the Tehuantepec treaty il may have to 80
through some formality before arriving It hl
ratification by the Mexican Government Il d
certain. however, that intimatlons Of scas pOsi.
tive character were given To our Minister, ~
LErcHER. that that Tresty was satisfactory Il.
would be accepted. In any event, the inelt
tions which have been thrown out touching I,
Treaty in question may be considered a. Of lsi
weight
Ii 10 certain that Mexico has much 10 comph
of in the non fUfiIlment Of the Treaty OF dur
lupe Hidsgo but il is by no means probable 1t
she has had time to obtain the Information "a
recent non action of Congress and delioeranp s
H. WOUTER Won TwILtn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
Further Mexican Items.

From the New. Orleans Picayune, AphlS
In our edition OF last evening we mentioned 70
arrival Of the bark Charles y. Oldeb Capt Doug az 81
dates nom ver Cruz and tho CITY OF Mexico ss'sf i,'
lser On pefusng our nles Wa nnd several hsm' '~''
worth usDslsting ~. ,
Tho Mexican Congress was 10 adjourn on tho 10 4
thr month but 90 much unf shed business remained
IL WAS considered extremely probable an exus 'sad
would DO sgread 10 BY boh Houses nouon hn ~
made to that effect In tho lower House. -.
Senior SOTO has pTessoted law In inc senh'o On ~
erty ofcuvstiDg manufacturing and selling tobacco
Republic. The following are Tho main features -
project The estaHoo or monopoly OF tobacco vi" 49,.
the lsssepIember, 1881 tho tobacco In store, man
utensils hui diOgs, &c, belonging TO The companyst
the monopoly OF tobacco. viii be sold ~ dlfeetee -
sale OF all national efectz-oDo hal the sum fose1
be applied TO paying Oh the interior debt, and ~
half 10 The wants OF the Government The sente -
commend tn tho lower HOuss 10 plaee on toosohs
nual tax OF not less than tS9,0r, without ennftT
thing on tho expOrIston Of tho article Tho TyagfD"
and olher papers, speak warmly In favor 81 NE Wya
The AtEntamieAf0 OF Municipal Council OF ne ~
Mexico has adopted rssoluu0n, nkisE ne -,
Government to suppress buli-fghis within se cry -
State. This Is certainly one step toward civilhsnoo -,
A census OF The City and State Of Mexico 70 noE -
taken All strangers and foreigners their usnon "
married or not the country OF thsir wives their $40.
&C. are amOUg the questions addressed BY ne 60
taken The editor OF the Tat q linton, The ffeh0 -,
wishes 10 know what person In MEXICO could sPsn v
any certainty Of his n0ratitg' The foreigners Nv"
The most respectable class In the City OF heIe0 -,
We are indebted 10 Mr. Wthere gsnuennI N
came seross The country from Acapulco 70 & q,
the following Interesting political Intelligence VIZ
DO not see Ia our papers ,.....,
Several lars an Influential rsrties In Mexico ~
ting for change Ia the Governments One pny =,
20 Join Mexico once more 70 Spain. and eouns go,
Spanish troops and suthoftoJ 10 CUBS fof IS I. ~.
Another parIy-that OF the manufacturing :, <,
Ing quietly and Wy % get up feeling 10 ns N
return Of Santa Anna 10 power. rhere 10 il 80 80.
party and not q feeble one, In favor OF immeci@ %-~
alton 70 the United slates sss
The accounts OF Indian mnrders IN tho Norlnel - :
Of he Republic are a. fearful az ever IN mNior-
lt present many years wouif sot s'apse oe'ofe
ages would vrest BACK every foot Of land they po'''
before The Conquest. 49,. O..
we have marked several items In our papers, wss
NAV uansl ate Al another time
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FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS


r,slss.rs 70 US .s. rssE ss1vst.

Nrw-ORLEASs, Fridsy Msy 2-6 Pm
The exports from San Francisco Of Gold Dus'
on the d.y the steamer Tennessee lefs, araountt 70
100000.
There has been frequent rains In the vsliey anu
snow on the mountains, thus ena0hns lnihe'' "
renew their digging operations
Gold from quartz rock has been procured with
better success, but no machinery 10 suitable Tor
the purposes
Agriculture, this year, will 30 an important
feature in California. A large portion OF tne pop
rlstion having turned their attention thst way
II Congress passes any law By which the FARMER
NAV know he has good title 70 the land ne I'M
proves, the State will supply Der Consumption In
afew years. a-;..,-
The Indian difficulties are not yet definitely
settled.
poJi,ics are exciting attention, and the people
are marshaliDg for a contest The Legislature Is
nil in session, but no further attempts have been
rade 10 elect U. 8. Senator. Probably some
thing will be done this sesEion.
difficulty occurred at San Francisco between
The Collector Of the port and the acting Postmas
Tar relative TO the mails. The Collector directed
the surveyor OF the port to proceed TO the Post
Office and examine the bags landing from the
steamer Panama as they were opened. Ia at
tempting 10 discharge this duty he was rudely re-
pulsed By the Post Office officials. Nothing was
found TO cause suspicion, but the affair has caused
great excitement.
A great many murders are reported as having
occurred in different parts Of the country, the
most cruel OF which il the murder OF Capt Jarvis
sTexss. The papers literally TEEN with fights,
murders and robberies.
The foreign miners tax had been repealed
The city of San Francisco is to be supplied with
water from Lagoon, four miles distant
Bv the burning Of Nevada City, the loss Is
estimated at 100000.
The markets are dull. with an immense stock
es merchandise on hand.
The price Of gold dust, through the operations
Of the U. s. Assayer, has risen.
The Legislature attaches the penalty OF death
s,r grand larceny. The Committee Of the Legis'
I.ture have reported in favor Of impeaching Judge
Parsons.
Extensive preparations are making to rebuild
Nevada.
The richest mining section in California is
stated TO be in the neighborhood of Yuba and
Feather Rivers.
san francisco Markets.
Psovrsross-Mess Beef 10 selling at l20s4, and Me''
Porl At 1886; Clean do, l7dtls; Prime do. 1850
LAID sells al IOQl2ic.
PpInE BUTTER 10 sold al S5G4Oc
PIcKLEp HAMS are sold at lS6l4e; Smoked do, 4Gl5
CHEESE sells al l2i02Oc.
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from the Mex Orleans Crescent Of the cath inst
EXTENSIVE RoBsERY BY A SPANIASD Three or four
days ago e.egraphic dispatch received N this city,
directed 10 The spanish Consul STANG that mar had sue
oeeded IN decaupng from New YORK with Ssoo, which
Re had stolen rom with whom he has lived for
number Of Yeas He supposed 70 have takcn pas
sage the steamship Union from New ork 10 this city,
and directions given for bis imedis.e arrest should
he arrive by thai vessel warrant was granted a. he
instance the spanish Consul by Recorder Genois and
the arrival OF the Union Tuesday night inquiries
ing the description given had been passenger bat had
booked hmsefhy the " simpson instead OF his real
name, Antonio SAnsot YESTERDAY morning othcsr ROul
losa prosecuted his inquiries o. The different hotels and
found Antonio the Nersuda where he had taken his
residence be was Immediately arrested and his uggaSs
iAhe % the Fist Municipality wGch house whsIe be
~ h- spanish Consul and recognized he per.
scr described By Tie telegrzphic communication
In searching him belt WA found containing tsSo al
IN gOlc and hiI luggage consisted OF truck carpet bag
brace OF double bGrresed pistols. Spanish dirk writ
ting desk leather haEcsse silver watch and resI guam
uy clolhes These things taken charge Of oy he
police ara be WA confined II the Municipality ILL., %
aw ali ;ui lheT proceedings
We earn by inquiries nsde IN ais presence. that be
originally nom Havana where he lived ~! within
he lss tfleSc years Before leavng Cuos q lad az
Win his wife which leTEuGeo IN he- favor, Gat sed
him heavily ssceoc IN ckuAges de tnen so.1 as pro
perry Tor 81 o Sn- with be prOceets Sent5 New 1o'K
where he prScced ia profession, thai Of Doctor As-r
being hets uue. be net LADY o. properly. Win
unable 70 marry her ey oobAned together and passed ~
uAn ant wife They lived oe The es t5Elns o. sc-
teiP anu soor' TINE wien S6usot became dissSus
ueo Noo ended The sccuSutance hv tec mpug Win h-r
money he len NsvioEk ihe 18Th April, sac appears
&c have gone direct to he vsssel rrom bis Owa house
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been paid 20 the subject Of Educ.tio, -
Common School Law passed by the .A's
Parliament, AZ It's lsst session. hs, ls,elv s.ssa'I
effect, which approaches very nearly ~ ~
Free School Law OF NeE YORK. .5S - Z
well for the educational Interests Of The -ess
| suppose you would say, should you p,,,,s
our country that We are twenty I've yea,
hind the sge IN genera intelligence sad 90
s5st We U .Ts oSx s %os saa1os
Plsnk Roads and Railroads are beip, 10y
Free Schools established through the 49,. N L.
The Sons of Temperance sre iucreasioS -
examped success all over the prov's, "a y
Tribune !, gaining rapidly ia public f,vo, y
vicinity. =
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shell Roas-s,. stephen's-Cotrss.


MosILE, Thursday, ApEa
A shelLroad 10 being made here ex.eatg
seven miles west toward Spring hlll. IL 10 ussq y
cheap a. a Plank Road, and much more lasting. lsy
one " ho has been 10 New Orleans has heard via "a
pride the people there sposs Of their shelRosi q s'-
miles To tsks POnchsrtrsine. The shells bFvsf ~ ~
tread down almOsl ss hard ~ rocE and - snooA =
pl.nk There large dcposi'ss Of these clan sasI
and about the mouths of al tho streams emp'yi1g hs
Gulf OF Mexico and on tie shores bat susnge shsg
be- we are told that now not cam 10 10 osnd 10 IA
wstefs about here.
We were Al ST stephens few days since, Inc 81,
the first fort buiI In Asbsma tho head Of ns. ~ssi
the Tomblgbee tho port ~ entry iot vessels 1b
cos, tho seat Of the Land Office Tor this dissnes 80
forty stores hOurshed and Banks discounted In proas
now but two smsl houses just SHAKING Into We snie
msin one small grocery 70 starving the banh q l0s
ten vssbes OF tho stone fort can he ss~n ne pos
there now hardly kDov where Il vas. Sooa ~ Ds'
win be grown with shfubbcry and trses and sn'
curious body will be digging among The ruins for nt
sDnQuines
Cotton IL down again hall cent. and freshu lmerO'
Ing The remainder OF lhe crop will doubtless he cold
or near The present prices, l0t ols for middiiog
Respectfully, ECJ