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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-06
lNTRLICATION OF Snmmons againsL

an Absent Defendant pursuant 70 .hc pro'isons ~ sec
on l3J If IA, Code of Procedure ID the state % New
Yorl Supreme Cour-Tra' rc Dee hal n the CITY anl
County Of New is.k - John Mcln Diaintu az l''' '1Ii
p C.ndnanson and Michael Murphy, defendants. De-
mand for npney contract. Published iY order 0ptah
from the Hon James g. klns, ir, Judge D tns },ene
Court OF The state of New or Ju.r -, 1871 loJOtN
GOODNANSON, ccfcudaut fpn rre hereby SUM-
and required e. answer the complaint ~ mus acuon
and serve copy 10 ne SAID compliant on
the subscriber his office No % beesmnnsireet ~ no
CIT. OF New, York within tweniy DAYS ate the service
hereof and f..l t. ic complaint within ihe
time afor said the plaintiff Will take -mcnt AGAINST yo1
for the sum of FIVE hundred dollars, with interest from the
2ith day 4 June 1851 beside tlc cost az tbs action And
take notice that The compliant m TO. acton was hlep
the Office 4 the Cer Of the CRY AMI County II NoW'forA
ON the lith dae of July gji-Ncw-h j.ly -, 1857
4 NASH, Plaintiff Attorney.
iyI6 lawn, Wsd' % Eeefu.1 - New NOfa.
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EOR KEY PORT and FORT H,NIL.

u ,sS a. zoe steamer JOHN liant leaves Chambers
l.. ~ u~.y, tAiindsls eNcep,ed) stlP NJ Re,n~,nr
Ny far at ,. a NJ iap.llas AZ p,.r M , \ n
niSA% S.assr NEF0Lk leaves Barclav.st hey
hs'prEvr leaves ksg PoE,xtiPM. s,,5 sus
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FICF Ne Nasstu-,t Notice Pc hereby gwen a. me
-olaf cs and M, of kln uf MIS- 1T NJ 0r hkNr nF
The sarah from Liverpool deceased ani wh" s LEGGED 20
have died interstate That hal nppN o. tue surrogate q"
the County of Newiork, Tor letter. ~ admins ," N'n
state ~ ihc sand irfesate en the 10th dy ot August
rf,t a. 10 o'clock "a ~, orenoou.-Datd. New YORK,
MI tc iel JAMES : THtNEk
'ytc 3,,, fv,WkF Public Administrator
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DY ORDER OF Rensselaer, Lamb. County

RN ORDER OF Rensselaer, Lamb. County
- judge III Caitara County. notice hereh, sIvcn
that attachment he's issued a-n>t tie estate d. JOHN
COhLk l4-e 81 tae town Il Ashford. sad county. an
abscog0nr debtor on proof made q the sid County
lse. a.; . The directions Z the salute concerning
attachments against Al sounding. concealed nores
dtri Ctb'or>. ana nat The VIII be sod f1r tie pa
Of ii> DEBTS. unless he lht >a.L JOHN CONLE a.
pear md discharge such attachment according 10 Az
within three months for tie first publication u tins
taai thc ua oi ans debts. and tie delivery
of property belonging the ,ud debtor hil. for
hs an Tue 4l,tel 4 any groy,r bs hu. f1f any
purpose Whatever. are forbidden by aR and VOID -
Dated Elloojts4,. Maf 4, 1851.
II ". HARRINGTON
81. lass -, y A.tv t.r Attaching Creditor
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4 BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING
HICHihNp DOCK. ana RED BANK The new and
splendid siesr(oa, THOMAS HUNT Cap' A Il. hagger-
viii leave side tscA ssplcr East River follows
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discl4Icc al insll.eI. :rm BE-, leo's. pursuant
ne of the thrt article 1 fhc nrs TILE %
tih cnap pier OF the second part , tie Revised >a- -e>
HENRY \. DARflN OF Tho c'T NJ New NorS. nj ne
s,svsnt Debtor. Notice tr>t rlh.',h-d july So slt
Crcditors 20 anrcar before fon T.. y Moslrrl
of fhr Judges If tie CONF NJ comm lu
Pleas. rr the Frf aid Eo.uft ui NcN-NprN. e.
rs chamber r. At the Cts Hll sad cty. on the t day
September. GJl AZ 90 oclccs. The lo, noon %. ta
daf sho,, cau>, 4 ANY trt have. why 49, as>ts sn-
should be- ade III the sud iu,oyeu> estate anti me-
pt dl,, b rgrd from hi, trA'>
EUCkBEE. ATTORNEY or luS'ifeuI.
a.. We'd u lal.rllu s., y Y.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of ,he Sur-

Y IT ENFNNI :. uI IN cTurI UI I.t ~
Il roea;c ii &c C.gE,y vi NcN-iolA. ro'lce : zen,
gwen 70 n peeurs ha'4r- earns --4a>t SAdt l.
PRCOM ale 4 TIC Cy u Ncw one us, LoH.s. A. &C.
ceased. - ,-c>cn, 'hc sn,. VII chers hereof. - '-r
sntscr.tsr ne Office oi ken: Dawes ISIS. n -
Nal.-s'rst. the Ci.y ~ NcSNorE. ~ ~ 70 '3
T,..h tay of Nrrcstsr rcgt- ftrl sr,gY r -ne ,.fh
lav Il Niay. fs5f WINTHROP SARGENT,
nj last1N' fNfc ic-
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no VN nv = TTIII-'| y 1T y
y MTNT-Tn Contractors sealed proposals. endorsed
Proposal for 'uidlnc >EM tkm tigfh-ayenne, "lue
received IL the Office If he rotor Agnc 'uct Department,
Rotuuda P.rKl until FDNESDAN the lHh daY OF Au-
r,sf 1851 at3uclork NJ fo nuud a SEW tR, with the
rfcassar, Receiving Basins and lY,rts, ma tslth-arenne'
tm Fg-thId street t. and through Ff -iunrth street
Broadway, beng ~ length about 81J e-t me pu' l
~, Sewer and os tor the building ot the same,
aud all other information relating thereto can be ohned
on Application to The Contra, clerk. n tins Otct New
YORK AUGUST ? 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN,
- lnt Irc.. M ~ Tho Crntnn Annclncf Dnnarfmcnt.
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- g IN Ss1An aid Freehold W.ll fun Ia connection
tks country "
~ Al g,sgns ale .orhG trusting TIE above ooa; the
~NVVOh' OF ihc Owners aul i.g;hs
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N PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

IN n ltS | \ y \ Il OF an Oiutr Oh Ihc sur
ro-a-s II the County q Me- York. notice hereoi
sve 20 al ,-sOns having claims gans' WILLIAM I'D
ARDS lafe ot me CIV u Newf1-. decreased - pre-
su the sane with vouchers t.ereo . me ,n>crl,f a.
he store al Robert Edwards. juno. Ne 38 hlnsri-
street. IN t.. CIV 81 AeyNoh 0etD.e ne uhee' am
IA, III Tuart at1r-Da--j NewN1fS the niisehth DAY
~ rui. is,l ROBERT EDWARDS,
" :. Ia i.v,f.r Vcg. Administrator
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
r \ SURROGATE'S COURT. held

AT \ SURROGATE'S COURT, held
"a and for the County OF Newly orr 1t the Surrogate
Ofic, IN the " e.: New Work The tr>f of August.
the v,ar one thosand eight hundred and hy-one p -
sent Alexander Bradford Surrogate. L. me natter 81
the application 10 Hortgde lease or sell me hel fsat II
John PifLAN. teceused. On rsaiins and l.lnz tue
Application Of WILLIAM h TAFIEkSALL. Executor
of the last III and Testament ot john Fntau axe II tns
Civ of Ntw-Iorl deceased. for alihor 20 mortgage,
lease sell the Rea Estate o the sad deceased for the
uaynont r rs debts ordered that all persons inter-
rsied ~ the the sad john Pe4n deceased ap-
pear before the of TIE County ut NevYork
hs Ofcs the City of New orN tc Fifteenth dav
>cTtCniser next O'Clock the forenoon If nal
da then AMI show cause why authority should not
gwen Jhe sad Executor . 1page lease SCH 50
mach Ae keal Estate the sad John ~ elan elsrd
SHAH he sufficient g. pav ms debts
as ~ A ". BRADFORD. Surroga,e.
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IN PURSC ANCE OF an order of the
Srrroea.c OF the County NJ \cvl nrS notice IS hcreY
gwen 'naI persons HAVING claims AGAINST CHAkl - J.
Illus late II to Cstf ot NovNo,. deceased. I'D
same. with clsr> thereof % tle subscriber. a.
ms cfc. No tS seventh erect. the cry u NrwN o-N.
or before he tSeaty-ttirl odF Z August next Daet
Neys-Nor the Seventeenth dae oi Rslrf1rv. 1857.
EDWARD BJLLj> :. Alua1i>'ra'or.
fof taytnWs MIL -te VII au.cyt.
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STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SSCVOOI Baston Spa. Saratoga Co+-Ihe Annual
Commencement EXERCISE o Tbs Institution VA take
place ihe 9Th 7h and 9Th of Augpst neN- On me ga
the graduating class VIII appear The Degrees VIII o.
conferred and the Anniversary Orat0ns VII Dc delivered
The public that day especially, are ny ted I" attend.
The uert term Hii commence ne FIRST wednesday %
September JOHN ". FO"LLh, PIesHeh"
iy28 lltp<W
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ropa,e of the County of NeN-Nora, notice * heroty
.,,,r 20 ali persons HAVING claims AGAINST PATRICK T.
EEFNN AN late Of the Cry ~ New ork, merchant de-
carl "a present the sam' WITH yprcner, thereof 20 the
SUBSCRIBER II the Office Of Jane. Ia ior 10 % Cath1-
r,fr,,t N the Cifs of NewNor on Dr before The thr
eih day OF August Aet dated NeN-i"'A the twenty
f.th ia, u February, 1911
JAMES : TAYLOR. Administrator.
.fL l.M6nW JOHANA hEENNAN. Adm n..'lltnH
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Valuable Dtscovery.-One of our citizens, Mr..
A. R. JONES' has discovered mode of ventilating
Sinks which he thinks will prove of the greatest
utility. By inserting pipe, say four inches in
diameter, through the wall just above the surface
of the sink, and extending the pipe into the Hue Of
chimney in which fire is kept up-for example
kitchen chimney-so great draft is created as
to remove all impure air, and keep the premises
entirely free from dsagreeable odors. The heat of
the chimney not only increases the draft through
the pipe, but purifes the air as it ascends so that
by the time it reaches the top all the impurity is
gone. Mr.. Jones assures us that he has tried the
experiment etfectually and that it works to perec-
tlon. He says that in this way the most filthy
ant odors, while the purity of the surrounding
atmosphere will be preserved In densely popula-
ted cities this discovery will prove of great value
in the promotion Of comfort and the preservation
Of health. St. Louis IntelIigencer, 10Th.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Fourth Of Jnly-The New York city authorities
have made no appropriation this year for celebrat-
ing the Fourth of July. In the multiplicity of other
business they forgot it, and they cannot meet again
till after the Fourth. Philadelphia will have a ce.
LIBERATION, as we in the papers of that city re.
ports of meetings of committees of the Volunteer
Military bodies, with committees from the Munich
pal Corporations, which show active spirit for
preparation, and desire that all the authorities
and public associations unite to make an effective
and imposing demonstration of strength and joy on
the great birth daY.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26


A healthy and delicious hquid.-There mus,
be some indescrbable charm in the milk offered to
the lips of New Workers, else its soothing and
healthful influence on the system and its tempting
delights beverage would not be the so lasting
theme of panegyric by the calm and abstemous
editors of that city. The Evening Mirror especial
ly, one of whose prime uses is to reflect the taste
and color of every thing-even milk-rarey in.
dulges in any thing ecstatc as when it attempted
in its columns Of the 10th to characterize the
multi-colored liquid (which would be most ex
pressivey styled "blue ruin " manufactured fol
sale in the city of New York in the name of milk
The Press and the People," "a powerful comb.
nation y it is said, echo the truthfulness of the
Mirrors reflection Where are the Mayor and
Common Council? Can they swallow the /" deli
cacy" described below, and their own ordinances
| too? pest to their appetites if they do
"The fluid which oozes from diseased and
drunken cows does not deserve the name of milk
and should be considered as rank poison. The
men who sell it should be indicted for manslaugh
ter and the persons who it, give it to theil
children, should be regarded accessories to the
| crime. One-half the headaches and other aches
of which we hear much, are caused by this vii
| famous vaccine, sold under the name of milk. The
very sight of the blue huid with the disgusting
associations Of the filthy stables in which it i.
manufactured is enough to make a well man sicl
| and sick man dead"
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

D'sgracetM Riot,-A riot took place this morn.
ing lew miles below the city at German ball
winch was attended by number of dereputable
charac'ers, who made an assault on the &c rms ms,
badly beating McD,ven, the proprietor, aud stab.
bed him severely and beat his assistants in the
house, and robbed the drawer of the bar room Of
$40. The fight lasted two hours, and was finally
quelled by The neghbors; seventeen of the rioters
~e'e arrested and put in jail. McDven is moi
expected 10 live: Several of the citizens were
dangerously stabbed in the melee.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

In Alabama-The Greensboro Beacon good
authority says on the 2lst:
Rain at Laa-A very abundant and much
needed rain fell here last Monday evening. From
the appearance of the clouds, and the information
since received, we Judge that it was very general
Corn on the sandy land had suffered very much
in fact we do not recollect ever TO have seen the
corn in this immediate vicinity look more unpro.
missing than it did before that rain. Should we get
enc or two more good rains between this and the
lst of August. ioerably fair crops may yet be
made. In the black lands the corn is generally
very promising. Cotton is doing we'll, though the
weather for few days past has been rather cool
for it.
In Tennessee.-The Knoxville Register of the
18th says: All our information is to the effect
that we shall have, throughout East Tennessee an
abundant wheat crop. Nothing has occurred in
| any quarter, so far as we advised, to cut it
short The recent rains will also bring out - the
oats crops while the corn crops at present bid fair
| to remunerate the farmers richly for their toll
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Tia 0Iau,I>~ N.~..,..N. A..:--
.;...;,, .f ,s,,. .s.A. As ~ ne III
NJ. .or.. ,;,.s s;n.s s.' ~. e ~ w.
.cl,.-l.d. .;,s ,o,,, h.na.ss oson :. As
+, .,,o. h,,,.,. = ~. 49,. cns- 'n "
.ums "a I'M, a. r,....ns snd ;n.,..",;"a p;e.
~ IN. ,hov. :, msd ,,u.,na ,h., 60 ~ nh,'
and erp.,;sncsd vo,,,y NAV hs a,.wn a". H.. pn,
ar,. r.f.rr;ng - Won, r.m.,L. ~ ~. NJ.
49,. .or.s ,,v;,b von .h.. Nu...m ,.. a..'
made .ome mi,,,ke II SAVING !. ,h.v ."n.,;.as. y.
re.eb. With . .moo,h .h,f, nna,n .s. 49,. IN
inc ont .nv br,ncbs.n h.v. 20. ~. =; -, Ds.
every mart of nj. s,,,s .,.nd;,o -. =
The ior..t hu, h.,. n.,.. -. ~ r'' v
mo,. ,h,r ,hou, .;.h,v r... S;an Ds s ~ Anu que
e., 4 a;,m.,s, II -. ,,nn. s"' anu ''uf Or nVe
az n. Ols.,d.. ,..s.'. A..
...,..msd IT,. y'y .."!. '"s Hplsnaens Is the
s.,,..s .s -. ~. Ss wne' ysnow ana striped
s;ns,. a.. ~ r.. s Js.;.., u"y se%'-uouoe or
.onn..h. . ~ ~. '"ao,e ~ lou. anu oy no means
80 s,.a". ~ ~ .n..' o.' nA,.'eu 'noaen oeauoiu'
~ :. a'..As 'o"pa",0n, thriving ana push
.lisv. go 80 .aaoPy VI n'~ei' up .hrongh
r.h..nas,. p;..;.,. ..-'.,. no' 'a.eq"en"y' hke
nj Inn nj
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Recent Murder near Memphis William Peter
son, very young man, has had a preliminary
trial before magistrate in Memphis, on the charge
of murder of Mr.. Merriwealher whose body was
found on the fernando road, near that city, a
short time ago. The examination of witnesses
brought out that Peterson was in possession Of
Merriweather's horse at very near the time when
he must have been killed, and at short distance
from the place where the murder was committed
The proof was abundant 10 fasen the murder on
him, and he was committed for ral at the nex
term of the Circuit Court, the Magistrate declining
to receive bail. Peterson confessed that he wa.
accessory to the murder, but said that he was mo-
present at the time of lis commission. There have
been several dark and sanguinary deeds done il
Memphis and its vicinity, within short time past
that have defed detection. Public feeling ha
thus been irri'ared to such a degree, that it wai
very difficult to restrain the mob on this occasion
from usurping the province of the law.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

The Sanitary Condition Of Neac Orlsans-
We are indehsed to Dr., E. H. Barton for a copy
Of his ~ the Louisiana State Medical
Society on tSs Meieorology and Vital Statistics
and Hygiene Of the State of Louisiana. DR.. Bar
ton has devoted much labor and study to this all
important subject, and his work ought to be in the
hands = avery head Of family in the city. He
has nnepared several tables Of mortality, which
indicSlj marked Improvement, both as to the fire.
qus1 n the yellow fever epidemics, and as to the
mld9f 5SYs Of The disAass. He says that the facts
which he bss4oollected bear him out in the asser-
ton, chat with the completion Of our physical inn
provsments ysliow fsver sciN haze disappeared
from aSong as! New Orleans, once freed from
the apprehension of yellow fever, would become
the largest city in the world. The loss to the city
in population, character and progress, il
incsle1issie. Health for the year cannot be bough
1t too high price. Instead Of quarreling abou
wharfage dues, reform should be sought in the san
itaFy regulations. We again commend this bool
% every msA in the city. The appendix consist
Of tables shessiSE the value Of life in Louisan
and sthef o6E96iep. furnished by H. g. Heart
Aetuasy Of the Louisiana Mutual Life Insuranc
O@ce
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

A Paradise in the West-The st. Louis Union
of the 10Th, touches, with modest and delicate
hand, some Of the general, yet less distinctly
defined attractions of that city. OF the general
condition of its streets, it says:
II there is city between the waters of the At
lantic and Pacific, nay, if the sun shines upon one
whose streets present more nusances to SMELL and
sight, and obstacles TO pedestrian ocomoiion than
St. Louis, should like be advised of its local
ity. Hidden away amidst the unexplored fast
nesses of the Az'ec mountains, or in the heart OF
Sir Thomas More's Utopia, it must have hitherto
escaped the observation of travellers. Neither Con-
stantinople, Smyrna, Alexandria, or the Black
Hole OF Calcutta, can compete with us for the
honor of street odors of every conceivable variety
and combination.
We would not stoop to pick up the glove there
thrown down for all the wealth in esse, and all the
power in posse of the young Hercules of the West.
Our streets have, at many times, been odoriterous
IN the most proximate degree, and We have often
given vent to sincere desire to be remote from
their influence. We have been so far affected by
shsir cumulative condition at times. as 10. '~-~
equanimity, ands' s-sa rurK on our city authorl-
ties, by boastng that the streets of Consiantnople
were more comely to look upon, and more agreea-
BILE to dwell in than those of New Orleans. But
the st. Louis streets, we must confess, admonish
us that ours must be fowerv naths in the comnari-
son. When our Inspectors begin their work, we
shall resume this Uital subject.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

"A Cotton Factory in Lafayette. = We have
an ambition that would be gratiied were we to see
the spindles going successfully in Louisiana Ger
tain nartiea are ON fha ni.s Of i.-iax the -aassao
for range Of buildings in Lafayette for the pur-
pose Of establishing large cotton factory Now,
let us have it! There is no more healthy, or in
my other respect more suitable location. Just so
90 ss the looms may be in successful operation
s0srs il viii strike every one with surprise that
factories have not been built many years ago.
A number Of gentlemen, comprising the Louisi-
asa Cotton Manufacturing Company, (the Lou.
isiana Statesman informs us) have entered into
he spirit Of this enterprise. They have theil
ground chslked out, their looms and spindes mum
bsred, and their machinery and whole arrangement,
estimated and completed, on paper. We are as
sured that they have both hearts resolved ant
haAds prepared to give to Louisiana the position o
State enjoying the highest degree Of independ
ssee, by manufacturing its own products. LIE
this company have skillful managers, and their in
vestment has no dangers to encounter. Well maj
their looms work Fast may their spindles fly
LUNc4-Ths usual chocs selection of vands will be foun
On The hposd At the shades this mornng Bill of fare
anoah1 cuiumn.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

REMARKABLE CuRK.-Dr Flyer the celebrated Indian
doctor. has the crsd, of achieving some cures
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality who we
were informed had been cured of consumption or rathe,
disease OF The liver and lungs. with fever OF the bowels He
discharged the 2d March, after being confined to hi.
bed for months The appeared perfectly restored
We also at the time. negro who had been cured
OF by Dr. Fryer. [Edtors Louisiana Stat
Republican. Lafayette, May rs, 1851. my3O d&Wtf
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

The Perfection Of Cookery.-The boarding, house
keepers in New York have become such perfect
adopts in the science of cookery as to make the
same meat answer for beef, pork, veal or mutton,
none OF their boarders being able to distinguish the
difference. 1t might be an interesting fact for the
boarders to know to what animal the meat orgi
naly belonped
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

M N = N5HfN"IUN, Juh6 II.
The Postmaster General has concluded an ar.
..aangement Tor an exchange OF mails between the
unlled States and the British Provinces, to take
Ies. ~ on Tie 9th OF July The rates to be 10 and
ID cenls-pre- payment to be optional.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

National Independence on Red Rtvsr.-The
enterprsing and patriotic citizens Of Alexandria,
on Red River, have made arrangements to cele-
brate the approaching anniversary OF national inde
pendence by great barbecue, in the beautiful
grove below the railroad. We are happy to under
| stand that G.. n Ogden, Esq, has been solicited
and consented to give the Grafton. This is happy
selection. The Grafton will be an outpourng Of
eloquent and genuine patriotism.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Col. Benton.-The Washington correspondent,
OF The New York Herald Of the 7th instant, gives
the following account of the present employment,
Of Col. Benton:
Col. Benton has returned to this city from Mis-.
souri,, and is engaged upon political history of The
United States Tor the past thirty years, Including
an inside view of the politics and politicians for
that period-beginning with the Missouri Compro
mise, and ending with the late Senatorial election
work, particularly the secret history of the annex
a'ion OF Texas. the election of John Quincy
ADAMS, the defeat Of the Bank, and the defeat Of
Van Buren in the Baltimore Convention OF IA
II he tells the truth about his own course and
'e.svenatiohs' Will at least prove an acceptable
Offering TO the young politlcians of the country a,
a fearful warning that his example should not be
| followed by them. :,
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

At half past l O'Clock, on Wednesday morning. Mr..
THOMAS BOWMAN. ased Sc years native of England bni
for the last thirty years resident of this city.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

BosToN. June II.
The jury in The case of Lewis Hayden, for be-
ing concerned in The rescue of Shadrach, was
discharged this morning, mol being able to agree.
The daily crescent., 1851-06-26

Il ~ "a Bssiaess The odious monopoly in
hi. ej6ous fruit has been entirely abolished by
a. enterprise and liberality Of Gen. Felix Huston
This gentlemen, after life Of military adventure,
has se,sled down into hofticuturist on - large
scale, literally turning HE sword into pruning
hook. For several years, he has been employed In
setting out and tending an immense orchard OF
peonh trees. He has made arrangements for the
delivery he fruit here by every packet. He re-
S..ss 10 sell them to the fruterers, who have SO
Ione controlled the market, and kept them at such
pyices q to place them beyond the reach Of many
Of he ci,isens and their families. They will be
sod 1t the various markets, by his agents, at such
prices - will enable every family to procure thii
delicious fruit in abundance. This is the true
Southerner. The man who thus ministers to ths
Z comforts Of others s q patriot and phianthropist
in the true sense of the word.