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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
SUDDEN DeArH.-Mr. William Ewing,
MOBILE.
The Union Party-Speech of Col. Dunn-ParOdi-
Cotton.

Cotton.
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
NOBLE, May 49, 1851.
The Union Southern Rights Association
had full meeting again last night and was addressed
with much ability by Col Dunn, of this place. lie
said. if the rights of the South had been tramplel
upon it had been done by Southern Legislators IN
all but thirteen years the Government hal been under
the direction Of Southern Presidents, and Northern
Presidents had generally had majority of Southern
men In their cabinets thai the admission OF Caliior-
MIA was by the help of Southern votes lie was glad
of her admission for # the time Of her admission
had been prOtraccd, we should have had three tree
States there, instead Of one that The project iol
abOlishing slavery IN tho District of Columbia had
the appreciation of some Southern men, put ne dis
approved of Il that out of territory acquired by the
United States many slave States had been formed,
and but one solitary one California, had ever come
in as a free State that appropriations had been made
by Government 10 encourage Southern enterprise
and facilitate commerce, and recently Government
had given over three millions of dollars nm lan1 10
the State of Alabama to build the Mobile and ONO
Railroad. He was frequently interrupted with loud
and repeated applause.
Col Iangdon, of the ddreyfiser, also addressed the
meeting IN very happy strain. II the Union party
does not succeed here, It VIII be because there is not
enough opposition TO keep 10 alive.
ParOdi sung here ON Friday TO crowded house
the next night one would not have been very I'M
comfortable any where m the theatre. The people
had got then anucipahons raised too high and were
SumcNS hat disappointed
gloomy and cried frost and The destruction of the
growing crop but one OF the members oil an eX-
tensive commission house told me today, 1t was OF
no use. II was not true, and n would not 60 down
n is expected To reach 10 Sc. by the first OF June
Respectfully, E.C.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

MAY o. of the Ca2es Of Delaware. sch Fellowship from
Damanscotta for Virginia
for Boston.
SI4, r. of Cape Maze was passed sch Charles Edward
May TO- lat "a 80 lon 90 3d. sch Northern Light from Bos
MAY IS, 50 miles Sc Cape Henry pilot boa. Grey
Hound
Nav 3d. lat 80, Ton H. bark julia I'm Havana for Trieste
90 ds out
No date Ia 80 49, lon 70 &c. bark Victor 10 ds I'm Havana
for CrUnstadt
Nav 10. Oh Barnega was seen steamer Coclon fir,n,
New-YOrk for Savannah
May 49, lat q % ~ lon7i q W, brig Gen Mar on, from
Cardcnas for Portland
May &c. lat % 49, Ion 90 lo brig Kozng IN Matanzas for
NIch l6 lat y, Ion p. bark Ocean Wave Lewis. I'm
Boston Feb o. lOr Cape of Good Hone
Mich H. la II NJ :. Ion 81 q W brig Kite Dane I'm Md
aga Jan 10 for California
Meh ~ BAG 80 5, lon p 10 W. ship Arsonau Mott. I'm
Orleans
April 2g lat 10, lon Is, ship Lady Hobart I'm Dublin Tor
New-HOrk
pool for New-York
May n, OF Cork, seen steamer America. I'm rostoa
for Liverpool
MAY 70, OF Cape Henry, sch Aradne I'm Now-York for
Jacmel
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DIED.

Yesterday morning acra short and severe illness EZRA
JENNINGS, eldest of the 1te Isaac Jennn1s' AGED 10
years 80
The friends Of the family and of his brothers Samuel
and Isaac Jennings and of ms Charles lnter
hl are respectfully invited 10 attend ms funeral ns day.
Saturday.l o'clock from ms late residence B3"ey
his remains viii Dee taken 30 Greenwood Cemetery
on Thursday evening May 22 of scarlet fever m me I'm
year If his age SAAIUE Ell, eldest son OF Samuel and Anna
ShardlOw.
The relatives and friends of the family inv ted 20 at
tend the funeral. this morning. az O'Clock. from 81 ts
On Wednesday MAY n. az Fort Lee. NJ consumption
MARIA DEKLYN, daughter Of Charles Dehyn, oi TINS
city
Her funeral VIII take place tins day, saturday At u
O'Clock from the residence o her brother bauenl DfN d.
Es, At Fort Lee The Steamboat Frank Will leave the
foot Vt Springs al no o'clock. \ NJ
On Friday May 23d, ANNA MARIA. wue OF Bernard
REILLY. 200 the y7th year of her age.
Her friends and the friends Of her late father Francs
Kelly invited 90 attend her funeral. on sunday the 2)h
INST az O'Clock. lroul her late residence l0l Fuun-st
On Thursday. NAV % ANNA MARIA, wife of x. r.
Mamero and eldest daughter Of john Sul"ei aged zi
years and n days
The funeral WIll take place from her late residence ~
BROADWAY corner Nmthst tins day. (Satudly af tocor
The ends, the family are invited Co attend without iuf-
Their notice
ON Friday, My %, in The 25'hyearofhsage, CHARLES
Y NIL OF he firm IT iiill Groesl Geek IT tins CITY.
friends and those II ms father. lafc Lawrence HI
and IF hs flfhe n-lav. + Napier euestol % at
tend his funeral from the residence Of 1fter Clinton
St. between Amty and Congress SIS South Brooklyn on
saturday, al O'Clock, p NJ
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IMMATURE A1NANAc.--ruIs DAY.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........MAY q



Steamship Arctic, Luce. Liverpool. r < Collins
ter, Miller Liverpool, Ogden, Conqu2r0r Bou'ele Ly-
HaeFfItv, Draper Jones. Ashland. Roe Mobile Stur-
Whtock. Jr; Comcla, Young. Now Bedford. master.
James Nesm D. Waits. Quebec. Nesmh \ Sons. North
CUMBERLAND ord. London. Grsw0d
Barks-Aune. (B) Turner. Quebec p " Byrncs K Co,
Lucinda Mana. Rich Cuba Crosby. Croc1er co.
Achilles. fBrl MoLus, Nirimachi Tapscott Co. Lady
Campbell. OBJ Hodge. Quebec, Williams Gmon Bangor,
Frost. Matau7as Perkins & Dalano TBses Pinkham O.
enfueeos Nosu ith Sons Orlne 81 jam Rollud Sagua
Ia Gunde, ! Elwell Edna Robbins O. jay ANA, Rivera
BALDWIN; Linden, Glqatuck. Sligo. Gunuel, Mntln
a. Co
Bnrs-Nacon. Watkins. Savannah Deml X GO; Area
dian. Chase. Trinidad dc Cuba. Nesluth Sous. alta.
Mchau, Sagta Ia Gmnde. Ham1nr's Nephew. Eliza
Meuthew. griffin, Carlcnas, r Buck & Co; Harmony,
tBrl jameson Chagres " Byrue, Co, Isis Clrd Capc
Haytlcn. + J Nevins sons
Schooners-Nay Eliza. Smith WarehaIp, master: Bel
mont, lBrl Gard. Halifax J Whiting Co. ZEPHYR Br)
Badhache. Labrador. SfNm lunside, Caroline Robins.
Hartford, master; Brown. Woodseu Cuidai Bolivar.
Badger, Peck Co, Avon. Carver, Portland. Il Buck \
Co, Sarah Merrill. Strong, Baltimore. MAILER Lord:
Queen. Brown, Philadelphia. Jas Hand; Atlantic Roberts
Nassau. Mp { Ackerley. Asa Eldndgc, Lowdeu Phila-
depha, J Mckee; Eliza. Guide Surnam. W Lewis.
Nathan Holmes. Godfrey. Port Elizabeth. Il Smgth.
New-NorS Smack, Richmond. G II Pierson
Propeller Cayuga, Wilson, Philadelphia W II Thompson.
Soop Mount Hope, Philips, Taunton.
Barge Planet. Wright, Philadelphia, J Briggs
Canal boat c Mills Cary Buffalo, Chamberlain. L.
i Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Disasters, Sc.

BRIO AMERIcA-Sch Roger Parmeoe. (vrsckcr) Clock.
arrived at tins port last evening from Bamegat, tn all
the spas and of tine brig American ashore at that
place Capt Clock reports the vessel 20 Dee Dol ged bit not
much damaged as 10 40 first expected she Vrud hc
All the necessary preparations for getting her oil
complete and Is thought She Will De up % the city less
than a week.
SLooP WM II BUM. GRAY, of and from Providence Tor
Hartford. while getting under way at Newport On Wcdnns-
day morning into by sch Mor.iaua and cut down
% the plankshcar. She remained fur repairs
Cant ElloSsOu. Of Gardiner II Wright at Philadelphia
from Cardenas reports NaF 49, a4 PM. at 81 3D. Dn - 49,
was boarded hy sch Nevis from Savannah bound FOR Thorn
aston quest of medicine for captain, who nIsl
from Savannah fever, got supplied
PORT PHHW. Jan H-lhe Rod0lph. Perry. from san
Francisco and Friendly Isles which ~ sydney, NSW.
Jan T. touched at Walss Island where the natives
ported that trading vessel which sailed few DAYS pre-
vious % Tie arrival of the Rodoph stated hl three hrs
from san Francisco, bound 10 sydney NSN. had been
aiJaoaat
known.
son MAJESTIC from Searspot for Norwich. was ashore
m Herring Cove, near Race Point, Cape Cod 2Jth but was
cNntCtcd ~ be- got on next day without damage
The sch Mm 4 Ferguson. kcough. from North Carolina
with cargo n FISH and cotton bound % Norfolk ran INTO
Che Draw Bridge across Paslu0tank. two miles below the
South Locks 20th inst. knocking hole hsr bow which
caused her to SINK 900 few moments IN about fathoms
water
BRIG ELLA Haile't. At Philadelphia from Iubec. ON
Tuesday last when od Great Egg Harb)r struck D..
lightning. which broke the manopmast and shye-el the
fore and mannist considerably, and did other damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
FOREIGN Ports

At Calcutta March 70. ships Lady Arlslla Glover sr
Boston 20 ds Andrew Craig fBrl for d. rs n, 81 ~
chartered - "a per 80 feot3 Grasmefe GI35 G
Charleston. few ds, Pioneer Onld for London Iig and
others as before SD o. Saugor Oh, Windsor FAY Be~-
er Boston, SANFORD (Brl Cailau. NYOrk
A. Mocha th ult bark SoDhronia Emnerton I'm ArIeo
At Accu West Coast Of Africa, Jan 90 bark MAJ, r.
vine TAYLOR dsg
sid I'm Bavrout ADnl no. bark Sultana Watson Nvo,I
via Malta ~ "
AT Palermo 9th ult bark Fayo-te (Br) for NYork bri
Ambassador fBrl Doane a.. sch Herman Cr,st ISt -
Boston Sid 18th harris Martbo Anon paino w. ~
Tycurgus Roach NOrleans istb T,,bus R,.t ' ~ ~,
I,tt NYOrk. lqf b1g (aefan,lr Si.i H. '74'n' D4is
At Malaga 18th ult Br lark British Monarch for NYork
lde; Hamburg sch Elise f0r Boston ready hal tee vIi
bound several days
At Rotterdam Nh inst, scls Poars Dutch for Boston
same day. Matilda Louisa, Dutch 10 load Tor DO
~ Liverpool lyth' ship Caro- Lonng for Newport, %
load for Boston
Al Glasgow. Sth INST, ships London. (Bj Neil % load
bark Gimle fBrl Jueils. DO. Jnnp
81 lsle Of Sal, CAPE Verd Islands March brig Adna.
Learn nm salem y IN " arr OH ~ load for RIO ande
A. Matanzs 9lae shlp- >1tatis Hall Tor NYor6 il
1s John " me- 20 Nrlr, i1r - Petersburg ds James
Edwad Meicner for Nfors. do; harss SacsIsa Lennon
i9r ~ po esa. PJr, Tor Nfock, 20 sail nert
da} fa id Lane ilr oo no Is, nrgs Jerome Church
i.I rTlee1 IN es ttsnces Titus or Warren, r. ldg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

Paeketship Independence Fletcher London and Ports
tum Co The has been to the westward Of ,he Banks
ship Charles Hill lof Boston, Lecraw. LIVERPOOL q as
mdse and passengers % Williams and GnOn saw n zee
bergs IN t q co. Ion 20 3 strong westerly gales between
ship Robert Center Arnold, Havre 80 is, mdse and pas
sengers 90 Center q Co
ship Zaatan, Cof Damanscota) Chase Havana sugar to
Bark Sturges Scott St Jaso de Cuba 70 d. sagarto
BARK Peer Demi, Hoey Savannah. Is, cotton to De-
mill 4 Co.
Bark Iona, Wade Baltimore. d. coal 70 master.
lasses 70 c Reed
Bng Susan (of Machias Thurlow Neuytas 10 d. sugar
and MAHOGANY % simpson, Ma hcw Co
Brig Iruulo Mulgan. Jerome. 10 ds lOglgO0d and COT
Bng CALAIS of CALAIS Hoyt Guayama, PR y d. sugar
and molasses 70 G Stephenson.
Bng Good Hope, Oger. st Domingo City. May 3, mah,,-
anv 90 A Rossre 4 Co
Bng Aurora, 'oi New-Orleans) Tampa Bay, 10 ds live
Brig ShaWmut, lof Augusta Robinson, Carienas Ma T.
Brg Martha Kiasnaa. fof Portlandl YORK, Galyami.
PR. 10 ds. SUGAR % p Deforest
Brig Harnet, Mitchell. Mayaguez, PR IS ds, sugar to
Sch Eliza Jane Pearsa, Matanzas, ds sugar and mo-
iassts 9 Mason Thompson
1--we OAK % Gnce
Sch Toss. Collins Mayaguez PR p ds, sugar and mo
Sch Baltimore Height. Baltimore ds. mdse and naval
stores @ Johnson Lowden
81 susan Ross, Hernek Bucksyie, SC DIS, TIMBER to
Badger, Peck 4 Co.
SCH Tyrone Stroud, Darien. Ca d. timber to Rock
lul augh.
sch Alexander, ,9-masted) Mitchell. Maracaibo 70 u.s.
coffee and hides 90 Maitland, Phelps Co.
sch Juno, l0f Rocklandl Robinson, Newark, bound o
b. sion with cement.
Sch James Nelson, Crammer swansboro', NC, ds IA
val stores % sherman & Sanford.
Sch Anne ID, Wlcks Alexandra, DC d. nldse % Mott
Bedeu.
sch Hamilton. Dayton, Alexandra, DC, ds, mdss to
Sturges, Clearu4an Go.
Sch William Burke. Rose, AleKiria u.s. coal
Sch SYLVIA +. Washburn Alexandra. DC ) u.s. coal
Sch Elisha Horton. Daniels Virginia. 2 ds wood
Sen Panama, Mosher ST John, PR 10 a. sugar and no.
lasses % master
Soop AregUn. Sturgess. Providence
ScoD Sea Witch, Wells, Providence
So0p Mount Hope KIRBY, -.
BELOW bark aAd bngs
SAILED-Packet ships New York Abel Liverpool 10
seph Walker HOue, DO, IRON SW Spj SHIPS Br0oksbv
fBrl McEwan, GLASGOW star Of the West Lorber Liver
p0ol Albany. G0rham, Calcutta bark JASPER Hast
Charleston brig Wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah
WIND-At sunrise W; a. meridian d.; al sunset NV
and fresh.
BY Telegraph.
EALIlMOhE MAJ 25-Au ship Robertson Ne,V-or,
kls oA-A hl-en Mana, Boston, bng Imperative Rlo
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Ar last evening, brig N.cksrsou, Boston srA Richard
hI BoSf6S = Mn r' sar banks fremont, and Elm PmIa
hrir Sarah. CORK Aprl 90 ,,,,.,t,
Bns Keegsase Gllsay Ap, On z; =, Sp, ,.' "Y
Brrs Acorn savannah; Topaz, Alcr'nira' Emma r''-
Sh Grand 1sllnl, ,Iarssuez Nyt Spoke l3h, l' 81
IS lon ~ 90 sin shirley es-York fnr New-Oof ms
Ses oV.s KR-i Gs9Ta' F Sc S5a 5 .- si Gna
Philadelphia NJ -t-l aad >tr1,t+n. 7ins5 .i 81
w,f e.. \ e. ! r Ievret, Rrhnoni Iyla An ana
Kalcolah. Philadelphia Victor. ana 'p.'t'n New"
"a ship Thomas Perkins Nc-o -eln>. brs Si-'h Ar,
London VIZ salem. NeTins VI lns'nl. 81 IN .lt +" -
bristol Nav 3i-iu brg Henn, Marshall NHers,
Srfs Science. slenre fr Albany POI Dtdt' Ne''H-
dra. sl0oD Ftcf'. NYor<
below q sohr from Philadelphia
SD 2lst br- Patriot. ir Ctd.uas' 12d, sch Lucy Ann
RAITIM0Rr. May AR sells Rehc.ca. woslam
AZ RIO Jaro.ro Am rs. shp Ca9tol. From Boston Tor
Cairua rcrliru-. brs William Pre-. fr Pli.aic paa'
ron is Y Nv .tA, " .i ,5.i ~ psi, ioD1,
CHARLESTON, May 23-Cld ship New-forN AMI DARK
Fall RIVER. MAY 2i-Sld sch L Audenred. Phla-
r Pa sehs Cicero and Antares. I'm Ph 4, y PM,
HOLMES HOLE My -l-Atf s',s EueH - "a +, nom
Alvarado Caricnas Tor Portsmouth
NEW ORLEANS, May l5-Ar bark Elizabeth. Liver
FNFw-FFDFORD. Mav 22-Arr schs Walter Hlu.
NoraiS Ann smith, and Charles Henry Phade. pAn S,'
NEWPORT, May 2I-Arr sch VIM Brown, NYork for
Bedford
23i. s AN-Sld this morning brys LAYTON and Ran
DOM fr Havana The sch II Bum VIII sH. .o- Hart
ford she having received but very htte Va ec hy being
r.u into hv sch 1i0reilnl as before reported
Ia port brig Helen Jane I Providence Tor Garden sch
II West I'm DO for Albany SIP Mar Brush. Fail RIVER
fr R0urdout
land. CardCuas
PROVINCETOWN May le-Sli whaling sch willis Put
nam. 10Th Robert RaiSes and Virginia. 20h. Hanover and
Sea shell. 2lst Preston 23I \ Nlclers stl. for Atlantic
Ocean
PROVIDENCE, May 23-Ar schs Anna Coles. Cherry
stone. Va. Charles Crlmer Philadelphia, Mary tulbcu,
d1 Mary Anna. do Anna Somers. do Chr'nomefcr Cal
ais. came Of Vineyard sound This morning. comptuy
With about 80 sal Of vessels bound westward most of them
with lumber
Sch Eliza. Rouudout slo0ps Fairfield Albany; 'mme~ce
dog Southport DO. Reu1i NforN, Prov douce d' Ai1..o
Rundout Bolow-sch II Marcy, Philadelphia; sip Pres
ient. from Albany.
The sch J b Glover for City Point Is NJ anchor below
VII MTNGTON MAY 20-Arr sCls C. PIcket4l-. BpS-
ton and Harrison G. Price, New-NorI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
Things In naYana-Arrests. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
HAVANA, Saturday, May Il.


HAVANA, Saturday, May L.
Messrs Greeley q McElrah
| regret not OBTAINING my packages per
the bark Isa dc Cuba, as the ONO is here "A day
earlier than was anticipated bat l can only
refer 10 them as containing matter which may be
of some value, even II detained beyond the steam
er's arrival
BY a vessel arrived yesterday, from Puerto Prin-
eipe we have some ten prisoncrs--banShed from the
Island for supposed disafecuon-and they are to be
sent to Spain by the first packet, where they be
better cared for and be less liable to give trouble
1t Is far better policy than tual by military commits
SiOnS, and the NlSltatonS of extreme penalties.
At other points arrests have been made, not IN
great numbers, but enough 60 demonstrate that the
Government believe the cvCr-iNihiuls' TO be slight
ly tainted with fdecia. But as Yet there has be en-
no action the part of the people, although. from
bulletin OF the UHlon, Spanish paper published IN
New Orleans, which We received by the ONO, there
is an evident intention 10 induce The belief that an
invasion Is to take place, IN the hope OF exciting the
natiye-bom population 10 some overt act.
The 10Th OF tins month the repulSe OF Lopez from
GaTdCnaS Is 10 De hOnOred by grand celebration for
which the "cvcr faithful" citizens contribute 81 25
each, and monument Is 10 be erected al the Caba-
haS opposite The city Of Havana, IN COMMUNICATION
OF the event, which viii also be drawn from the
pockets OF those who are most loyal.
Since II has bCen very evident that through the
eTTonS of the Government OF the United States there
As no probability of an armed expedition maturing and
getting under way nom your shores, the eoulhuons
al loyalty have been WORKING on, and come IN from
all parts of the lSland-irom the treasury suckers Of
all grades, and the people under their influence
In port to-day, IFS vessels, IS American FreightS
will be good for the Mediterranean for july Coast
wise, North, remain m demand, "a good rates.
The Falcon arrived nom ChaereS Yesterday morn
inc early with 2SS passengers and 5000 1893 IN dust
followed by the Ohio from New Orleans with SI5Oll
Is yet resting az anchor m our harbOr, and the ap-
pearance is good As ever, z L. o.
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From rexas-Iuaian Figh,-six indians Killed.

From the san Antonio Western Texan, May L.
We delay our paper in order to lay before our
readers the following letter giving an account of a
night with the Indians by Lieut. Brady OF Capt Wal
laces company of Texas Hangers, which reaectS
great credit ON that officer and those under ms com
mand;
HIAp QUARTERS OF rllE LEoN,. April p, 1851
Some eight days since All Indian trai Was diScoy-
cred about Two miles from Capt Wallace'S camp
Lieut. Brady WAS dispatched IN Immediate pursuit
with detachment OF twenty men nom Cant Wal
lacc'S company of Texas Rangers. They struck the
trail on the 18Th but b having been made TWO DAYS
previous and a ram falling IN the meantime Il was
difficult TO follow The excellent judgment and per.
severance of their guide. John Hauioha. however.
enabled them 10 keen on The track OF tlr Sayages,
and finally oycrtakC them, which they dld Onlhe head
waters Of the LCon2 The 2{th INST, about one Oc.ock
m the afternoon.
When within short distance Of The Indians, Lieut.
Brady sent the guide. accompanied BY one OF
Two ot htS men, forward as spies and 30 rcconnol-
ter THIS advance gO8rd had proceeded but short
distance, when they discovered the Indians caylla-
Ga about hall mile mile distance. and reported aC-
cordlngly. The Lieutenant then gave the necessary
orders for attack. and placing himself short distance
m advance q The detachment, for the purpose OF
sScertaning the position OF the enemy, moved on 10
the attack. When within two or three hundred
yards OF the camp they were discovered BY the In.
dams, eleven IN number
Lieut. Brady then ordered a charge. which was
obeyed with spirit and energy, and in manner that
could not have been surpassed BY the best disciplined
troops The conflict lasted nteen or twenty minutes
during which SIX Indians were killed and LEFT the
field. and three more were supposed 10 be mOrtally
wounded. But two escaped unhurt Their cavallada,
numbering nineteen ANIMALS baggage, shields, bows,
arrows, and other implements were All captured
Among the Rangers not man received scratch.
The ANstH South WSstoa An'criceH has the follow
ing particulars Of an Indian Expedition just ordered
out
We understand that an expedition has been or
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Az Orn OFFENDER NABBED..-A man
"a nan Anon. well known 70 the Police and our
-;,,uors generally as a very troublesome cus.oioi'
&C .r,es,ed Yesterday upon two charges Oh very
L. s,,udi,o II seems that on an evening" soihe
- o,,r,hs aoo A Mr. Charles G. Spencer residehl
:, No,,.york while walking m the vicinity oil foft
c,oe,e Was attacked BY Allen and some others anu
v.ve,elv beaten, without any apparent cause Inc az
.,,r heing witnessed by an elderly gentleman nahe1
Cha,Ies Def who resided near by, he hasiene1 %
u,fsnencer's and, and for thus interfering was nm
.elf most outrageously maltrea,ed Not content with
heating him, they carried the old man up steep
hank and hurled him down, and then Peed him win
stones Mr. Delf's Hife corning up, the rutians pre-
eipiiatey retreated, having injured nm so severely
Mat his life was for long time dcspaired o. AHeh
hed from the city after this occurrence, but re-
turned few days since, and WAS recognized ana
taken into custody lie was brought before Judge
Greenwood yesterday, and committed jail to await
his trial.
Fill FROM A BuILDING.-A carpenter en-
vaged in roofing building three stories high No us
Concord-st., on Thursday, lost ms footing ana was
precpitated 70 the ground It was at first thought he
was Killed, but by timely medical assistance ne was
brought TO sensbilty and hopes are now entertained
that he may ultimately recover. The injured person
was an apprentice 70 Mr. Joseph Edwards, builder.
REcoGNIzED.-Theb body of man found
in the water of Red Hook Point few days since
and upon which the Coroner held an inquest mas
since been ascehained 70 be that Of Aurora Bakcr
of15O wooster-st, NcW-York, who had been missing
since Friday evening last
SUDDEN DgArH.-Mr William Ewing, a
merchant, residing al the corner OF Colnoia anu Dc
xraw sts, died very suddenly on thursday morning
He had, apparently, enjoyed excellent heai'h up 70
the time Of his death in consequence Oh some Iu-
mors regarding MS demise, post morteIn ex''nlha,
ton was made Yesterday the result Of which proved
that he died Of pneumonia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

By t6e North Rir-r Bouts F7f1g. Nqy 23i6o00 hhls
I.nr 950 fa Ashes $50 DO Whisky f9 pk-s Meal 1900
do PORK $50 ard 92 DO Beef 300 bushels Rye 5000 do
Wheat q. 800 Com 5000 Oats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE rsrn,ss
,s,,rs FRIDA r. 3Iay2t
Of $50 bhis 49, VIA si-ea
ga sold ~ as 4eplls~
FLOUR AND AfEAI-There IS less turvan~v d, tL,
mara l'f ne lls grades ed >t-e alt hes.-a Fo- ~
se-i-s1 and Eastern .lgii being less aa1llf.l .ri
-Aei, Is hofe desire to realize Old safe re bet,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24
LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

VISITORS to ENGLAND.-HODGE
81 SCOTT, ? New-R0nd-st London, SHIT masfse
the Royal Family, beg % call the attention Of gcHieh
their superior make Il Shirts hitch for cheayncss -
oniy a cut and material. stand unlyaled Cl1rg ~
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