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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

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i'm @eifen, alS Ssbrerinnsn aufSutreten.
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pernsur Slobe Don Sermont febt. bat mad
biefsn neuen Serrtorien ees @sifens uno
Shcweitsns i'm 9anSsn bsrsitS 204 iunse
Samrn als eebrerinnen acfanot.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

Sn Rinsnon, llIter Go, q. g., IN Gin
ihredIittr SruoermOro pOr9efaIIen. Die
Ssbriloer Clearwater asristbeu ms9en ibres
5ubrmerfs in Streit matchmaker; Der @ine
l6luo ben Qnoern niscsr unc Usrirets ibm
RelTriiibr, an oenen er ben folAeuoen Sag
usrf dieo. Ser M6rcer istim @efin9nilIe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

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isin fheint. Die 9r66te Sbnrui9feit DC,
SOfomotiUe msIts 1917 Ecnnen wie9t
naren 10 9Qej[en in Der Sunee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

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Sottsn Su srftisesn, unb Der Sotsr trat
un9efeben pom Sobne, 9raes in bsGer
Sbu6lnie beim Qbfeuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

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Sdmpfe5 ols erpaniiue &raft sinnimmt.
sic piro ouf tie @eItihau nad 2rnopn
Iaeihift uno bcwcilt, oaB 9uft Die Sirnfte
l5es Sompfes UieI biui9er unc 9cfabrIpfer
Reilien Fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

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ia BasbinstOn CAB, sibt ciefcn @roait Su
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

Sennp 9inouno g arnum.-
Cine franS. 3eitun9 in 9tew Orleans faat.
cas mad Sesnei9ur9 Sennps amerifani
i6em Engagement nit Sarnum, iie nISpann
Iestersn en9asiren uno nab europa CUR
brin9sn piro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-10

Gauiin9, Mibisan, 20. 1drS.-Sn
elmer BON ben 8biaS bierfsIbft 9sbaIisnen
Convention wuroe @cneral Stctt, aIs Elm
Sancipat fur Die 9rdliosntf6aft i'm Sabre
1852, Der @ntf6eioun9 Der Nat;OnaI Con.
ptntion untermorfen, aenannt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Court of General Sessions. June ,.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Miller and Cook
The Grand Jnry was organized this morn
ing the following gentlemen composing IT, VIZ. g.
MarcelluS EellS foreman, John {. Astadt, Edwin
Bouton Henry Camp, ThOS Edmonds, Richard L.
Franklin Ralph Hail. John Melgs, Jas B. Nicholson
Stephen II Skidmore, Ira Topping, Geo. g. Taylor
John Williamson, Robert Warehouse, Isaac 5
Walton Thomas White The Grand Inquest were
sworn and after being charged by the Court relative
to their duties retired to their room to prosecute
business
Trial fer Grand Larceny James Mitch
ell was called to TRIAL. charged with stealing gold
watch vest and pair OF boots from Alex. Hammond
AZ Buffers Hotel in WaShingtOn-Street, IN April last
The articles were taken from Mr. Hammonds room
while ne was asleep IN bed. Part Of the stolen pro-
nerty was found on the person Of the prisoner, and
The watch as found at Mr.. Jacobs l02 Chatham-st
where Mitchell had sold u. No defense was maize
He was convicted and sentenced 10 the State Prison
for two years.
Assault ruth Intent 20 Commit Rape Il
vounr man named ThOs Bancroft was put on rial
CHARGED with the above Oifense committed on the
person OF Mrs Mary Casgroye, who IN April last kept
a drinking house IN Fourth-st. The complainant
swore 10 the assault. The counsel for the defense
opsned the case for the accused denying the allesa
tons Of the prosecution. The court adjourned al IN
early hour N order 10 afford the Aldermen an 0pPor
tunity to attend the funeral Of Heman w Chlds,
late Comm SSioner Of Streets and Lamps The case
Will therefore be concluded on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Circuit Court-.--TUEsDAY, June ,
Before Judge Edwards

VIM. J. SmlM against Geo W. and VIM.
WAY OF Hartford-To recover, on behalf Of a Liver
pool house. bill for quantity of Hardware, lost IN
ls46 in the ship Henry Clay on Sqaam Beach. 1t
was contended that MesSrs. w had received both in
voice and bill of lading, and after the ship was
stranded, made objection to the time when shipped
though not before. Verdict for plaintiff, $lS05 10.
Mary KIpp against Mules Smith.-Ac-
ton for breach Of promise of marriage Damages
laid at $500 The parties cOored persons, said
TO be OF good character The Lady is mantua
maker residing in West Broadway, and the gentle
man. by good employment IN store, and saving, has
acquired, il IS SAID, considerable property.
The complaint alleges that on Goth December,
lSl5 defendant agreed within a reasonable time, to
marry plaintiff, consequently she remained unmar-
RED, and Is ready and willing 10 marry defendant
but he has refused to conform 10 his promise to
marry said plaintiff also, that he made slmi ar
promise 22d April, 1880 TO marry plaintiff on 25th Of
said month, yet he afterwards refused to marry her
In defense It Is denied that defendant agreed, at
any time, TO marry plaintiff except on 22d April, as
mentioned, TO marry her on 2sth-but on the 9th
April the day before said 2sth, she commenced this
suit and held defendant 70 bail and that she had no
night SO to DO. To be continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Canton uarkets-MARcH Is. 1851.

TRA-COnsderabe activity prevailed most descr
after the departure VI the mail tbs chef
purchases for the English market consisting u Hy
am Cunpowder and Imperial which followed AZ
by settlements Ofcarg0 Young Hysons fOr the United
states The finding good inquiry existed Or tina
class Of Tea ut once demanded higher rates. and for tho
purchases subsequently made buyers al 70 advance nsa
10 per cent upon the prices paid the month previous
The advces by the mail have already checked shipments.
fer purchases II consequence have been made for tng
land and several American ships have left seeking
DlOymsn suppose the export 70 that quarter will not Do
materially increased At present During tbs month shout
10 chops Of COnsOu have een taken az Lea u.s. which re-
euces tho stock offering % about 9o pks or IS CHOPS
l1r which full rates demanded SOuchon<s-Sons pur
ehasss have made for the Continent which has svee
the settlement ~ 70 abOgt IGals chops az 5S ts when
leaves stock on the market Of 20 chops. -
FLOwERY PROPOSALS VI 100 chops for france aao oer
many at 2zs and 3Sf7tls Leaving about 90, cnesD IN
sold for which about the rates are asked In pam
Orange PekOe We hear Of transactions NE STOCK = e.
tated nj chests The purchasers o scented Tea
contnue Moderate ard from tue gHfayofaDe tenor Of the
n The sTt particularly Of scented Orange Pekoe, tbs
purchases II which do not exceed o00 l0c boxes 1927
n and most VI these for the Continent,
Por Capers better demand cOntnues there have been
rhase Of about 5000 ee bOxss u vented and about
COO lOe boxes Of plain the former Al Dan It's. and tbs
rzttsr 81 i1i5 It's kngyong Ooloaz and PO~chong
nue % be purchased for the United States Market but
rather easier During The month about 30 chops
have been taken l6as is, sad about 800 chests Of
AnkOrs al HAD s which reduces the stock u the latter
about go pkys while the former may b. estimated a.
about "a go chests.
GREEss-fhe purchases for the month shout eooos
packages including catty boxes, u winch 100 zero
TVankay; 30 HysOn . 900 Young Hyson 500 Hysoa
Skin and u 80 Cunpowder and Imperial The prices we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
PHILADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania Hospitst-Fire-Coiumbi Hsss
Ccmpany-Markets and stocks.
ncence OF The Tribune.


PHuLADgxPHIs, Tuesday, June T.
On Friday next the Pennsylvania Hospi-
tai situate on Plne-St, this eIty, win be
GreG years OF age An appropriate celebration OF TIE
event Will be held at the Musical Fund Hall. m the
evening, when Grafton Will be delivered 81 Dr.
George Wood
Az an early hour this morning several large barns
and sheds attached 10 the hotel known as the PolAl
House" below tins city, were destroyed by nre A
horse and hfteen pleasure boats were consumed.
Total loss. $1,000.
The Columbia Hose Company reached home this
afternoon, about O'Clock. and were received hand
Somely BY their brother hrcmea. The Columbia
members express themselves highly delighted by
their tour
The Washington advices, published this morning.
have had no material effect upon The market CorroS
continues IN limited request. BsEADSruFFs dull.
The export demand for FLoUR continues limited. and
the only sales reported 10 ~ obs standard and
good brands, part yesterday AZ IS ~ ob, and part
to-day AZ something less. The sales fox Cl.y con
sumption continue on very restricted scale within
the range Of our last quotations RYE fLoua Is
steady at So 500 barrels Com MxAL sold az -
y Dbl. There Is but a small amount Of WHEAT Of
ferng and prices are steady 3ao0 bush prime white
sold AT ~ afoat, and some red at ScdS'c y bush
Further sales OF RYE AZ 10c. Com 10 IN steady de-
mand but supplies come in slowly sales OF 5000
bush yellow. mostly Pennsylvania, al 60c afoat. NO
sales OF OARS have been reported. WHISKY Is IN
fair demand sales OF bbs AZ 22l and hhdS at all9f7
SlLES or Srocxs-Nrss Bodr6 Penn Bs nv u WI
mlnston RR, 80 IS Nlckseurg RR iol . Penn RI ~
80 Reading RR 2oi Mech Bk, OF MOrris Clns sl
Pusburg. o2l $50 Leh gh Int, 81 Bar Mech Bk 81
North Amer Blk. l,9 50 Noristown RR, Sel N,oss City
Ssrend Bocrd-T Penn Bk its; 10 Mipehin RI, 50; 10
DO. 6sl 81 coo Sch Nav 6s. IS, S9l 10 Penn KR, -.
ST. oco Lehlgh IS, 81, 81 0rard BIZ iSI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
LYScH LAVA little case Of lynch law

LYNCH LAVA little case Of lynch law
occurred on Wednesday last, few miles nom nom
80 md Moderation that il deserves TO be record
Cd psr,r Of laboring men were at WORK on tns
road Leading to Clarksvie negro man, ~ Ne" q.
known to al was the party s@e t asns we're ep Al
,.o,I conpl. OF wsy-faring men came along ana
i :, s--sis clothing, comprising his coat, IBIS
sunday best vest. and Little small change IN one
VI vac ~,r5s and the whole party started IN p1r-
I'M % he travellers They Overhauled them finally
"a snd TIE stolen articles IN their possession Inc
Iie naTty organized themselves INTO sort Of nan
seed Court convicted the travellers OF me t.rcsng'
80 s...ed that they should be tied 10 tree ana re-
,ve ion lashes piece, well laid on oy the nanos
81 The injured negro. The sentence OF the cour Wa
cared into effect by the negro-she travellers mets
t 49, 81 -. .h- .Aafrvas 50 soon over Iren "az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Markets. .cARkrulLr RErOaraD rOs raE raIsvsx


TUESDAY, June J.
ASHES-The market is steady with good demand for
Pots AZ IS Pearls quiet at 20 Sales Of 100 bels
COrrON-ls dull and the sales are 900 bales at rather
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is less activity IN our NAV
ket for the low grads Of State and Western Flour AMI Tor
the former prices easier and the latter heavy and
The aylces from Buffalo depress the market There
less doing for the East and only moderate export and
local demand The receipts large Canadian easier
3 anl 0ta4 ~ for No IN bond The saes of Domestic
reach 900 bbs az 62ls3 IS for No 2superhne Ast o.
for Michigan and Indiana l2lst 3l for round hoop Ohio
B., "a So. for Fancy Ohio tsa4 So for pure Genesee
81 ass for fancy Genesee 62i95 i2 for extra Ohio. and
40 So for extra Genesee. southern less active but
strat brand and ~ 80 30 for fancy Rye Flour duiet
but steady sales Of goo bbls At MAS Corn Meal -
heavy - for jersey, and , l2l for ersndywlne
GRAlN-Our market for Wheat Is irregular IN prce.
lots only beng request and scarce, and the
prices obtained but little Indication o; tho market Value
good and PRIME samplessaes Of 1900 bushels Of choice
Genesee at IS for Boston Canadian IS fair request tOr
export and the market steady at the late declines sales
Of 600 bushels good White at 93c IA bond Rye inactive
6c Oats less active. plenty. and rather low
freely. and Is lower Low mixed "a plenty and
slow sale Good request for Export and the East
The large receipts prospect have depressing influence
on the market sales Of 5000 bushels 3 for heated -
aj7lc for good mixed Sc for Western Yellow
and Doc for Northern Yellow also some 10000 bush West
ern mi Ved, for September delivery. At soc
WHISkYA dull market sales Of 100 bbls Prison al J'c.
and IS hhds Drudge at 22tS12ic.
PROVISIONS-OuF market for new Pork Is heavy, AMI
lower prices are accepted The receipts are increasing
Old is steady but quiet sales of 800 bbls at II a7l for
Ness "a 3i for old - IS for Prime and u iSe2 sl
Tor old DO Cut Meats very plenty and are duh sale
Lard firm and domand for the City trade sales o.
500 bbs and terces at 9s9lc Butter Is IN good deman
and saAble At gal5c for Ohio and e@oc for state Pau
Butter selling at lial8c Cheese Is quiet the demand Is
confined 20 the homo trade nj ja6ic
GROCERIES rather quiet The stock Of Sugar has
increased but this the usual period Of norese IN tho sup
ply Of foreign Snss1s while as compared win inc s'ooA Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Live stock in Nsw-MexieO June /. 1850.
S,,,vC,svy CLEvELAsp.-Miss Minor,
From the Census Returns.

4 resident OF Louisiana, IS travelling east, accom-
1.nieS nv her slave Mary While IN Cleveland last
week a WI. Of hGbeGs e0rPus was granIed oy Judee
1,sins directng her 70 show cause why she detaln-
- - ,,sSfraned the liberty Of her servant. she re-
Md 10 spDear or answer and the Court discharged
Mar. saying she was at liberty 10 go where she
pleased The servant said she had been Andly treat
H. roIored people, who were determined 10 force
freedom upon her, whether she was Wiling or not,
and for that purpose caught hold Of her clothing as
he went on board the boat An orhcer interposed
and -he vas permitted % accompany her mistress
vjtbout further molestation. Miss Minor, II Is SAID,
is willing 10 free her servant whenever the ls''ef
chooses to leave her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
New-York Cattle Market. June D

IkepOTted Tor The TfIbuhe,I
TAT the Washington Drove Yard Fourth-ay and Forty
fourhst and tho Hudson River Bulls Head foot Of o
bnson-s for Beeyss For Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs
At Brownng's SIth-s ThiTd-aV, and al Chamber
laIns foot u RobinsOn-stI
AT WASHINGTON YARD $50 Beoyes, n 100 Southern
the remainder from this and the Eas Demaad good
About 100 head left Sales good retailing qualities at
from 81 5C9s9
Ar BROwsIaG's Offered, 800 Sheep and Lambs, ans
60 Cows and Calves Pnce Of Sheep from 20 ~ t3atj-
Lef over 20 Cows and CavesSses at from tzias3o 10
~ %. All sold
AT CHAnBERL ANS loo Beef Cattle All sold at from
81 50 50 Cows and Calves Us sold at Sn So t3oatJ.
/ ambs S2aS3sS4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
I,ems from the South.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday, june
Both the Southern mails have arrived.
The Savannah Republican says that Governor NC
Donad's nomination presents distinctly the question
OF "Secession" or Union," and does not fear the
result.
Spanish letters received at Savannah say that the
cry Of "hberty" is TO be raised at Cuoa on the 2oh
June. >,
Southern papers complain of the backward condi-
ton of the cotton crops.
slave named Toby has been sentenced 10 DE
hung at Richmond for robbing and firing chicken
house. by which an adjoining house occupied by
negro woman was consumed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Destructive Fire In Bosten-Tho Shadrack
Rescue Case, &c.

BosToE, Tuesday, June 3.
About noon to-day the Chemical Works
of William f. Halves, in Chelseast. East Boston,
were destroyed by FIRE, together with large stock Of
resin, tar, turpentine, DC Three dwelling houses
adjoining, and building occupied as a primary
dwellings, was mostly saved, but the destruction Of
the Chemical Works involves a serious loss on Mr.
Halves
Hon JOHN r. HALE closed his argument for the
prisoner Scott in the Shadrach case. this fore
noon, and was followed by District Attorney Lunt
for the Government who denounced IN strong terms
resistance to this law, Mr.. Lunt had not concluded
his argument when the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NEW PAPER.-A new weekly paper
=. ~. Sol,,,.o, and Trarelsr's Directory for Long
r.'ans. IS published by Mr.. Whitman 100 hyrl-s
sysnye. II Is for advertising through the country
ma, Of Long Island. and for al the raiLr'ai steam
r.. a-l stage routes on th- islaaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

FIRE.-At Troy, early on Monday NOR
ming. the coopcrShop OF Horace Dunn and a building
of Mr. Joseph McCowen were destroyed by are.
Loss about $5ec0-tully insured.
70 BERNARD LYNCH, worthy citizen of
Albany, and for two three years past Alderman
from the First Ward OF that city, died on sunday eve
Dlng, aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
MAD Ox.-We mentioned in yesterday

MAp OX.-We mentioned IN YESTERDAY
saper the fact Of small boy named Baxter "nOsS
Fishth-av. having been horribly murlated BY MAJ
OK winch vas beng driven through F1iteenh-ss 81
Monday afternoon II seems that the ANNA! 49,
" - M 49, crossing the avenue near Twenty
forrfb-st ard threw her over his head leaving hes
S,,rb b-,,ised and senseess The animal mex gortA
female IN Twcntyeighih-st who was passiIs - 80
bid in her arms the child escaped unhnt' %. -.
S.iss ae~e AIKEN 10 their respective reSleenSes ~
tie Police It's TO be hoped that the indlyloI4 W.
IN violation OF law has been the cause OF ne -, b5s
s>terS, viii be arrested and made - az ~ the lay
ccn,incf and also that future VIOLATIONS oi 'lS '@
will be- les frequent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Supreme Court. SPECIAL TENN.

The Term stands adjourned to Saturday,
the Motion Calender having been called through and
disposed Of A new Motion Calender will be made
out for Saturday The Term Calendar will be taken
up on Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

The receipts of the past 81 hours nave
beep-FIoup 900 bbls MHEAr, $4,000 bushels :;
CoRS, $4,000 DO The demand for Flour IS moder-
ate the market is heavy and tending slightly down,
ward sales |, 900 bbls at Seas 80 WHsAr Is nelu
better INQUIRY 5000 bush. sold AZ iihG4oc Tor
mixed Western. Ohio Whisky Is 9Sc FTelgh1S are
nnchanceh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
New-Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, n, II, IutSlay, JuHt .,
Our Legislature meets tomorrow III
caucus the Democrats have nominated Hon John
= Wells OF Exeter, for President of the Senate ana
N. B Barker of Concord for Speaker OF the House.
The Wings nominated George y. Sawyer OF Nashua
for Speaker The nominations Of the Free SolleTS
are not vet known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar-This Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 5I4, SIG, 52l, 522,
5ss. 5z7, 500, $50. 53l, 424, $50, 53i, SIS. SO
CIRCUIT COURT.-NOs. All, 474, 393, 90,
3s7, 800. 39l 476. g76, TO- 47S, 49, 400 lsI ls9
SUPERIOR COURT.-NoS. 1873, 81, $50, 1877,
$751; 37s s7s $780, $751; 1884, 3s5 3es 3ss 800 3s3 3si 395
POI T. 276 2s8 29e 399 400 4O S. 400, 30, 27 2iO 38j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Receipts or Produce

By he North Rsver Boat TsessGy Jane J-lT.lN bbs
Flour; lc7 do Ashes Js5 do Whisky I'll DO Beef ,9,g
Pork 20 do Cut Meats, i5f do Cheese; ia bushels
Wheat, geo do Oats 1910 do Rye, 1905 do Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04

The story that the fugitive Sims had been
sent TO Cuba is coniradcied BY the following extract
Of letter, which We fad In the ErsHHls Post II
those who we're instrumental In dragging him back
10 slavery are not utterly lost 20 every humane sent-
ment they must feel the blush Of shame manilns
their cheeks as they read the results Of their con-
duct IN their crueres inflicted upon him by his ori-
tai master.
SAvANsAH, May %, 1851.
gentleman from the North tells me thai
he called few DAYS since at tse slave pen and was
informed ~ the keeper that sims there that he
could no, get An offer for him. or sell hun az any
price that ms being long Tree ana u me -'OitA
had spoiled him and no slave owner was Wiling -
risk him among their negroes The same gentleman
also ascerained that Potter, ms master, hai nae am
severely whipped for beraylng his commence, aho
had kept him IN the slaVepen ever since n IetgLn'
and has determined that nothing but death shouh re-
lease nm from slavery and that he should stay N
that pen until he could be sold 70 buyer VINO Noua
give heavy bond that he should never Dc fetoIne-'
under any circumstances 10 free land
Potter i irving 70 sell him 10 some planter IN me
interior where the worst class OF negroes are sent
from whence escape Is Impossible, ana MheIe iaDoI
Is high, from the increased IlsA OF NE lHey na'e
sale monthly AZ the pen OF al the refuse negroes
and n Is exrected that be vii be put up with those
al the next sale which / believe comes on on the
first Tuesday OF next month, when Suns viii prooa-
bly have = new master al some Price ne cannon
suffer much bv a change Of master for Potter IS a
man Of very low nature lazy, and insensoe. as you
NAV imagine 20 any emotion Of pity or even OF com
mon humanity or be would have not beaten this TEL
low for a successful effort 10 obtain the freedom
uhich. when obtained, he used so well nor would
he row refuse 70 accept the preeot suns rom Ioss
,rho v orIt assist n rs-G-las him % rs fss'lOm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
Superior Court TUESDAY, Ju
Before Judge Oakley.

Richard Morsland agt. John Fordyce and
Marv, his Wife-For damages by occupant of house
80 FrankforStreet, against his adjoining neighbors,
for Mrs VI. Scoldlng and interfering with his bust
ness, &c Verdict for plaintiff 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
LicENsEs.-The following table shows

Last year, during the same period, there were but
l4ll licenses 10 sell rum grsnted-an increase this
wear OF Ga This is a painful statement for US TO
make With what We had last year, cur prisons and
alms-houseS were crowded 70 excess. II this ratio
Of increase Of poison dispensaueS continues during
the wear, We shall have 20 largely increase the size Of
our jails and the amount OF money devoted to the
maintenance OF the poor.
The whole amount collected for licenses IN May
was $24,577 95-an increase Of so,Sol - over the
same period last year. The hnes collected amounted
TO sls5 25-sn increase OF ISL p over last year
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, June ).
The sloop-of-war jamestown sailed ior
Brazil Yesterday via Madeira
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Markets. .RocHEsrsR, June 3.

The amount of Flour that passed the
eish lock IN This CITY for the week ending o'clock
TODAY, was Sass bills, Of WHEAT, 64,9S9 bush,
Com, I9a los bush, Our produce market IS quiet
with small sales of Genesee WHEAT al ~ W. In
FIOrR and Com little or nothing IS dong.
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Appointment.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday June 3
William Jenkins has been appointed War
den of the Maryland Pententary