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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-28

IN DoZ. cans Fresh Oysters, iu-t received and fos
" sale by iagg2s) l.. r. I.
q Doz be-. Ksntucky Mustard on band, for .sle by
- sas25 CIT
uDEAcH and Plum Jam. pn, ~ IN cans, for families,
Il for sale 10y uugz5 CIT
INFALlIBLE Yeast Powders, warranted; for snle by
II aug2s CIT
NNE Salt, in small sacks for family for sale by
II sus2a CIT
A n assortment Of caisupa and sa.ces, for sale by
"A aug2o CIT
DOE old sutton cognao vintage Of 1881, for sale by
- aug2e & = i
- ages CIT
4 n BOZ old Ry. Whiskey, warranted TO he a. good
IL " as ever was made, for sale by CIT
- DOZ old "oporto Port expre.sl, for invalids,
- warranted q pure article, for sale by CIT
y BASKETS l-2 pints Champagne, for sale by
A D sas ss''''"'''' Ut ''''' ''' '''s' ny CIT
A s sSss s''"''''A' Of Pickles. for sale by crr
e poz canisters Of Sporting Powder, fo' ,nle by
~ aug2s 4 + T
CASES best Missouri sweet leaf Chewing Tobacco,
II for sale by aug2s CIT
NuTNE6s and Spices, Cinnamon, &c, for sale by
~ sag2s err
- DOZ bracms foe sale ry
~ sug1s CIT
~ o. Sugar, Clarified do, and Powdered do for
~ . SAFE by aug.5 & r L
IpEST Rio Cesee, for sale by
Ii aUg2s CT
- = BBLs hes, Cincinnati Whi,kev,
- - do Pale Cognac Brandy,
IA cask suptTi0. Brandy,
2 ibis each Of Port, sherT. and Madeira Mines
~ store and for sale BY suy.3 e. FIT
viii take all the products OF con,r, IN nj
u foI goods at far prices aus2s & r I
WANTED.
i5Oo bushels Potatoes,
100 do Oats,
$40 do Corn,
For Eoods at low prices tauS2s-iS e.. TT
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-28

kESH BJ TIER, for sale IN frkins ard barrels
IL most exoelen; GrTcle-and plenty Of il, can b.
found very cheap for cash ihe Upper Landing,
hng. rs 19) }. W. BA1COCk'S.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-28

upORk--Clear, Prime ard Mess OF the best quality
u GA hand and for sale - J. w. BABCOCk,S
Anxust a. 10
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-08-28

vzSwo TwO-HORsE WAGONS, custom made 10,
IL sale very low j. w. BABCOCK'S
August %. Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
The Acauis,al OF Aimira Besely.

We transcrioe the following from TIE
Pro-rdrrcr Journal
Almlrs Bezcley has been acquitted Of the charge
Of murder on the ground OF INSANITY 80 say twelve
good and true men. their oa,hs. after a pst,snt
inyese alton. full argument and the instructions OF
the Court. The eriterct 9 Insanity vas tee afrosfy
Of The crfme. The prisoner girl OF IL, killed her
brother 10 get rid OF the trouble OF taking care sf
him She was " medium" IN the spiritual rspp,nss,
and was sane enough 10 practice and Keep up a ae-
cepson upon tins subject. which excited the wontet
O! the neighborhoOd. and bafied the scrutiny OF
those Who came TO hear the re'e atrons They we're
wiling dupes. doubtless bet sta! no, likely 10 De I'm
posed upOn by a crazy girl
BY her own confession. She made all the rapp,nss
hersof and accomplished. ~ sun4ry petty iheils
the predictions which she pretended 20 receive from
tse spirits. She predicted the death Of her little
brother. she sent 10 an apo,heeary bought some an
Senlc administered u 10 the child, and he dieA
When told that the BODY WAS to be examined, she
asked # the doctors could detect poison IN dead
BODY EVERYTHING showed the cool calculation 81 4
mind sound enough except IN the conception ana ex-
eIclse OF 50 horrible and unnatural crge. mo
grounds OF insanity were the physical changes TO
which girls OF Ter ace are subject, and which pre-
sented nothing unusual in Increase anc the influence
of belief that she ~as IN communication VITA spur
its which belief she did not entertain, a. by her owa
confession. she made the rappings herself.
We have very high respect for the verdict OF
Jury. We ven seldom question a aiter II has beee
rendered in conformity with the law AID we have
no reason doubt, that. IN this case has been rea-
cerec conScicnuouS.y yet We cannot the less re
gard rs an advertisement 10 all the nurses IN Rhode
Island that they NAV poison the children conhded 10
their care whenever they are weary OF them. we
30 not think that the example Will be likely to DC
followed but the fear Of punishment need not opex
ate 10 prevent II, II tins preCeden, II ~ be ou0"cs
Certainly, the Attorney General should not feel Ius-
uhct N putting the State 70 the expense of trid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
BALTIMORE.
Observation-Disclosures Visits-The FAIRS
House of Refuge-Politieal-kem
ceptiou of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mowau.

Corresl0 LdenCe %. The y. Irlblh-
BALTIMORE, Oct 20, 1851
Young man named william Merritt who has
obtained some notorlety IN our police annals, was
shot IN the most serious manner early this morning.
Al his residence State-st, by some person unknown
The ball entered ms ef. cheek and passing through
his face came out the right eye, carrying away tha'
organ together with several pieces Oh Inc oOhc VI he
socket of the eve He Was conveyed 10 the lnnIihd-
", and can scarcely survive
The NEWMARKET Fire Company are making great
preparations for their ylst TO Phllade!pIa Ne"-
York and Boston. They viii turn out very stiohg,
and take with them one of the most p9"erih and
substantial engines IN the country. Our hremen are
on The ola rlrs for the visits OF the New" ORR com
panies 10 Baltimore TO participate IN inc fireman
Anniversary celebration on the l9In proA. iASy VIII
receive whole-sOuled reception -.
The Agricultural Far and Caitle snow @A1 MAJ
land Institute Far last week, hled the CITY 50 iu oil
strangers nat the hotel and boarding house keepers
were scarcely able 20 accommodate them al L! IL
computed that full 5000 was !eii IN the City by
ms most Of Visitors. The Agricultural ar was .he
aryes ever held south OF PM idelp1la there beng
about 500 head Of cattle, 800 head Of horses, 40
sheen $50 hogs $50 Of hive poultry &c, besides the
asr,rultuyal IMPLEMENTS flowers. fruits vegetables,
household manufactures, &c, on exhibition. Inc
OF the Society for admission alone was near
s5Cosl-,he fees from annual members beng qdl'e
large In addiuon. The Institute Falr embraces
about oCO exhibitors contributions and the receipts
Of the week have been near 5000. This VIII re-
main open three weeks vet. General oco'' VlsiteI
both Fairs and was most cordially recelYed- us
popularity appears TO increase very mueh, nc eoe
ner stone OF the House OF Refuge Is 20 oe iA'u ~
morrow afternoon, by Governor Love, mayo &c
rome and others, with much ceremony A'' H''
paied TO be a verylmposing affair 1879
The political contest Tor the state eihceS' W oc
c,ded on the 5th yxoKimo stiu increasing IN eh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
lmportatioos Of the week ending Friday,

lmportatioos of the week ending Friday,
October "a.
BARuLA-5 600 Spanish qu.ntils Bsrlli
BEER-lG) cks bottled Beer.
BRIsTIEs-20 Cks .lO3 hf cks BTlstle~
BARK-l,OO0 ceTOOns CalIsayO Bark
COFFEE-li, ll8 bags Coffee
CHALK-l3O tuns Chak.
CoAL-CG tms Coal.
COCOA 8j bags Cocoa
CHEEsE-ij pkgs Cheese
CORDAGE-s0 coils bolt Rope ~ COILS Manila Reps
DRY GooDs-l87s pkg Dry Goods .
DRuGs-2O cersons lpecacuana 20 cks soda A's 10
tubs Camphof box Musk 40 bags Nitrate soda. CAS-
Mineral Water 20 bales sarsaptrla
DYEwOoDs- 900 ibs u tuns E.ooi 10 auintA@
BrzIlwood. gao pes L6i TINS Fusfic 800 N DyewDDS
fISH-2. 592 cans Lobsters
FBArHERs-9 bags Feathers
FIRE CRACKERs-2 500 boxes iifS Crackers.
FRUIT 2I7z6 boxes, $40 half C2;O qnat,er bo,es ~
casks. 2o0kess. 100 hall css 50 bbls loas kiIs,ns
l.3O boxes Lemons 1000. 20 boxes Orange, '1 ksss
grapes, 90 irais, bbs. Almonds - bags Nuts Dbl
LINES no dozen Pine Apples - punches banar"' 10
casSs Figs: 10 300 Cocoa Nuts
GAaBIA-3G bales Gambia.
HATS bbs. obis. I bss. Hats. n coroons 0uYal'"
Hing 20 o, aud Hides y buffalo hide, 10 sd.
% chs, sns 100 bales 10 hall bales AMI % d'< "'"'
01 HEvp-sa bales i05 half b.ies Hemp. '3s basch~
Hemp Yarn % bales OaAun
HONEY-<9 bbls. Honey
HORNs--2 40 HOrns
HAIR tales Hair
IyoRY--ll Elephants Teeth
IsDIA KrBBER-27 BASKETS India Rntbsr
lRoNi21ai bars ha9@d Iron 'Is %. bar, n, ~
Pig: 1901 plaies. 2 3 bols scron.
LEAP 80 Pigs Lead
LFaTHER-23 cks. skyers, Chs Sans
MArrIsG-l 2ez rolls Mating
NoL,ssE.-296 hhds MOasses.
PaTrAN-i 100 bds, Rattan.
RAGs-7l bids Rags. - ,n.,
on Pa c. Arms OIL; q s. Cassia OH c,ss on
sriRrrs-C3 hhds Brandy ! puncheon Yin 10
NLlskey.
STGAR-f78 boxes. f53 thds,, bbl. sugar. -.
SPfcEs-i5 800 mats Cassla, t26 Ddls Do 'SS Ddl -
menO 7 pkes Ginger ls chs Nuihegsi ScAses' "a'e'
PIT bags WIlG Nutmegs -,
SLID II CASKS seed.
SEGARS t91 bis. % cases. 1908 Segaf' a.,
STyEL -zss G. Steei, 187 bids cask, 81 bars o,ssi
TosArlo-l % bales. 7I3 ceroOns. ties Tobacco
TN 3 66i bas Tn Plate LA SLABS Tn.
II, e. chests - % hi ch,is 20 ten csltJ'bo
Tea 90 ., ., -,
WooI--i bates Alpaca Wool, bags ShosdJ, ID bales
WsOlsn Waste. ., a.,
WooD-3ls logs so co,ches 80 logs and cfosche, MA
hogauy III sticSs Iignumyiae 81 SUCKS Campeachf
WIsF-l00 grs 80 Indian bbs Malaga. $50 ~. cks ~
halls Teunerse Vine, 81 CO 5,J24 bottles Wine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Ship Massachusetts on Fire-Collision between
the steamer william Penn and schooner
BeIisIe-Four Lives Los,-Io,s OF The Brit
ish schooner Brothers.

BosToN, Monday, Oci. q, 1851.
The ship Massachusetts,, from Manila for
Boston, came into Nan,asket Roads on fire IN her
holc this morning. It's said to have been raging
for several days, and at last accounts her matches
were battened down, but 1t was momentarlly eI-
pected that the fire would burst out. The In
surance Companies had sent down engines to her
assistance and also boats to TOYS herup She Is
laden chiefly with hemp, of which she has ,Ol5
bales She IS heavily insured here.
At o'clock on Saturday night, about SIX
miles from Cane Cod, while blowing gale, the
steamship William Penn, which lett here at 4
PM. the same day, came in collision with the
schr. Bellesle of Provincetown, Just returning
from a whaling cruise of seven months, with
about 80 bbls sperm oil The schooner was
struck on the starbOard bow, so that she keeled
and rolled over. There were % on board the
schooner, seven OF whom jumped on board the
William Penn; nine were taken from the wreck,
and four were lost, namely: George Pettee OF
Boston: B. B. Sheriff of East-Cam5rldge, and
two natives of the Sandwich Islands.
The William Penn was not much injured, ana
the collision was unavoidable.
The British schooner Brothers. of Yarmouth,
y. s. was lost on Phillips Beach this morn
ing Crew saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Fifteenth Ward Politics, and the Questioning
of Candidates by Unauthorized Persons.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Oct. %, ISL,
No. 22f l2th ST , (BrOadw

No 22f 10Th st tBroadwiy) !
To Fem Prce Esq " Corresponding SccrefaTy Y tiy
Industrial Congress go
SIR: | have received a circular. with
your signature puTpoTing 20 be from Committee OF
The above Congress, soliciting "pletge' from me.
AS A candidate for the office OF Alderman A.
am not candidate for any such oflce-oeing vel
satisfied with the nomination of ms wing ifenc >
l. H. WAaD, ESQ. IN whose behalf shall exert what
little influence possess in this XVIII Ward-it is I'M
necessary to waste the time. either OF the congress
or nv own upon any expression Of nv private opn-
ions III reference to the subject to which you nave
taken the superfuous pains OF inviting my attention.
Your 0oedlent, WV TURNER, NJ u
I'VE understand that the questioning OF candl-
dates BY the Corresponding Secretary of the In
dustrial Congress, aud portion OF the State
Central Committee" OF the first (Albany) State
Industrial Legislature, has been entirely gratuI-
,ous on the part of the gentlemen moving IN the
matter. The duty OF the Corresponding Sec
retary Is simply TO conduct such correspondence
as the Congress authorizes him, and of the State
Central Committee to issue the call for the next
Industrial Legisature-certainly not TO question
candidates Tor local Offices, the Industrial Con
rress having a Committee already IN existence
whose duty It IS to question all the City candl-
dates We make this explanation IN answer to
;bemany inquiries made to US as TO the author-
~ Of certain persons who make it their business
~ ouestion candidates a soon as they learn OF
,be,r nomination. Trib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Hlillinerp.

4 CARD to the LADIES.-Msd. LA
hyFNE & co. opened their PARIS MILLINERY
heSday sept 90 at their No 1885, Spnng.s thru
bloc west OF Broadway. Mad j. wishes 70 morn 'ne
ae, that sf goes cut Pans every Winter sn6
selects the latest and choicest patterns that are 20 ~ A
and invites the ladies o. call and examine for ~ ~
or they have MANY STYLES q BOnnets that are oW W
nnd IN n oth.r store IN this city and al ptices supA
ingIy low NJ B-Milners supplied with pa,se eonssj
and coultry merchants supplied BY case A''' "a ~,
straw, clean and altered. "~' ~
To the Ladfes .
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Ladies
N and ChLlren's Fur Bopnets also b"ys siA0<s
-bi,e md drab fancy Hats nchly tImined, a.
.. ,ns T. H. MONARQCEs. No. 70 bowey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

could be enjoyed redu iAC the expense at least one.
third. Now, TO show how this establishment could
be supported We Will estimate Its cost at SI50,0c0,
including the ground We have $50 apartments, rs
above described which, a. less rent than is now paid
for the same number OF rooms. will Weld an income
al an average OF $40 for each pttment Of $50 900
Interest taxes, Croton water, repairs &c will rot
exceed S2u.0to-the refractory. wash-house and gas
paying for itself by propor.ionate tax-lelves over
slOOCO year. which would admit Of deduction Of
oBethlrd Oh the rents paid. II Is admitted by the
winter that the plan Is crude but cannot II be made
The basis Of permanent good to large class. the
form OF JOINT company. g. D. ".
NeW- fork OrfoByr % ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

citement and bids far TO De very doubtful IN ia re-
suits The Opposition appear to be rallying all their
dIssec,ed and II they succeed, they Will carry every
Office IN Baltimore
1t Is stated on good private authority that Gev.
Lowe purposes making big sweep OF the State off.
GERS under his appointment, this Fall. They are all
Opposition. and the Wings not at all interested
Ia their removal. Mayor Jerome intends also, this
Winter, 10 give portion Of his own oiicers leave
to rustIcate. None but efficient men are tolerated
BY this exemplary gentleman.
The new CITY Coucils are called together on Tues
day 10 make arrangements for the reception OF Nos
suih When this is done they are IN Visit the Penn
sylvania State Fair At Harrisburg, IN body. l,Go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Murder Trial-Verdct in the case of Mrs. Van
Wagner-EataI Stabbing Case-Storm. &c.

BOSTON, MONUdy, OCI ~ Io0I'
The trial Of James McGlue for the murder OF
William j. johnson, second mate of the bark Louisa,
Of Salem on the nigh seas, commenced this morning
IN tie Circuit Court.
The CoToners Jury in the case Of Mrs. Van Wag-
ner have found that she came 10 her death oy the
hands of her brother Thomas Davis.
Philip Ii. Langdon and John Marshall quaTeled
on Saturday night, while playing cards at house IN
Aun-st. when the former stabbed Marshall IN the
abdomen, from the effects OF which ne diec ths
morning Langdon has been arrested.
1t has been showing here nearly all TINS forenoon,
and a strong northeast gale prevails.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

,nexnected, so truly rctribmiue-,he
ss Of redemption Of freedom ,0 ioT dTuety shall
a us'i'ei ,yeaken and break the grasp OF tyranny
o. mS ,be unhappy land May God grant 1t
OyPr U' N'-''~tt C. l. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

tV Snor fell last night so as to whiten
the ground almost completely throughout Putnam
Co and The upper part of Westchester The aimos
phere haC'a decidedly ~iniry feeling yesterday.
A leiier from Columbus, Warren Co. Pa, states
Mat there Was smart snow there the al>i INST
Our fine Fail weather seems 10 be near its end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Expresses, Sc.
.IIFOR.

DEDUCED PASSAGE to CALIFOR-
L NIA-PAlMER & cos FREIGHT aud "a =.
AGE EMPRESS per Splendid stesI9sai2 Bk s, III
No B. North River As usual all Express goods 70 ~
forna will be received AZ greatly reduced aus rex
saving TO regular shippers, and guaran.-ea thrsose
without delay, free from Consulate and Cutom-ho
charges ,,....
olS t2sth PALMER CO. No 80 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

iFT \ Maine paper says that " rum capt.
,al:sts Of Boston have raised the sum of slO0Ooo,
with which to operate on Maine legislators next
winter 10 effec. the repeal of the Liquor Law and
have pledged $500 900 more. to DO used II necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

PENNsYLyANIA-The Pennsylvania Of
to-day has Official Returns OF the Vote for Gov
ersor complete, which give the following aggre-
gates
Johnston ---..-l7S, O7O Bigler ----.--. ls6J01
Bigler's Official Majority, S.tS1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

BosToN Monday, Oct. 2. Io3I.
The new |. :. steamship Princeton viii be launch
ed at CharIestown Navy Yard on Wednesday after
noon She is built on the keel of the old steamer
Princeton, and is a beautiful model.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

SAD AccIDEsT-James Reese, clerk
in Exchange place badly injured at the Battery
on Saturday by the fireworks portion OF which
exploded while he was near. His leg was seriously
bruised and burn., and his knee par broken. lie
was taken to the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
DlsnoroRARLr, Bur CHARACTERISTICS. -

DISHoSoRABLH, BUr CHARACTERIsrIC -
Attorney (;Cucr.l ChathC d made speech 10 few
Democrats IA Rochester On Wednesday evening
last In the course OF his larangue, he stated,
are informed. that he had received a letter from
Common one OF the AMI Rent mugdererS of Steele
an Delaware County, making certain overtSreS TO
him. which were SO Objectionable IN Their character
that he scarued Go make reply lie stated. tUT-
ihemoIc. that Conner has received a letter from
Mr uimann the WINS Csadtta;e .os AtorneN-Gen-
eTal. making proposals n reSpec. 70 the Anu Kent
vote al the coming Clecuon. The ooJect OF ma
field Ms 10 contrast MS own pure mOrahN aad Alsh
OF honor with the allie ged diSreputaoe proceed
ing OF hS competitor for the ONCE OF Aiiorney.Uehe'
ral Unfortunately for IN, success OF this very uuY
tnck, Mt Oilmann harp aed e. be m the nelshooT-
GOOD, 2sd tue GaoncaIon "aS conuAulctcu oti"lc
there MAS tine for is G.SS, IMITATION. Inc ando'e
followed the poison closely IS - prevent any ms
chlevouS consequences. M Imam pron0unce>
The charge an unqualified falsoAood. lie has MAJ no
soinmuRica.on, either verbal or by letter. Win
Connor or anv other Ant.Rener, and the SANDER N
s"weak lnyeniion" OF The Attorney General him
sell, or some tool employed for the dirty wo,A.
ihere IS 10 man IN the Stale whose hands are clean
f IA tlus rvgara than those OF Mr.. Clmann. He has
no sympathy with the reprooate gang. All his as>o
Siat1oaS are on the side OF law and ordef and thls
iact~as undoubtedly as well known To Chatheid ~
" @ay "ther niaa u the State Buffalo SxpfeSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28
Receipts of Produce

n, ,,e vorz R,rer So, ''ai
~ 90 Ash &: 90 y, S nc Z, co oa spAs. Bee.
d. oa ch -. *. a., butter = 40 Lei.hr. %. H.
l-.F1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

SUPREME CoURr-Speciai Term-Before
Judge Mtcheil-D CT sions-Ddr,d Tyssn ast.
ErTrage NOrton.-To restrain defendant from erect
Ing b. sakwater at Staten Island. Motion fop IN
junction denied, and temporary injunction dissolved
Thomas John Brrger agt Jane BVger-DVorce
granted. o,.
Jane Ann EngleS ast. Washington EHses Order oil
reference.
H,nry T. Rloaies agt. Caroline 4. Rhodfes-Samc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~ The GOSPEL HARMoNY," by
WALTER MING. The fourth edition OF this valuable
Sunday school Manual 5 published by VI. w, Dodd
"a no. %. 295)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

NLANNELS-450 bales atwood, plain
and twiled Scarlet Green Orange, White and Print
sd also sspeTfne White DO vet and un5leschec Ds~s-
tlc Flaaneis, for sale by NESMifd ".
ga Ne s. Brood 81 and - HsW-&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

TTICKS AND STRIPES.--a0O packs
u xes. eo..ps,sas great vxnssy Of Toks "a Sstc4
ssnpes, fos sale b. kEssfIIH Co. Ne. ~
asS ~ Newt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~" CULVER JoI," is the title OF a
juvenile work, consisting of narrative OF marvel
Gus adventures. Its character may be inferred from
It's title. elmo, PIP. 80 Chas. ScrIbnerJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~" THE YOU'VE EMGRANT," and other
stones is ali excellent collection of narratives for the
young, published by Charles Scnbner (2imo. PIP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

~" NAVAL LIFE" BY w. I. LYNCH. \
series Of sketches describing and adventures
during the authors novitate as a midshipnan In the
navy 1t is filed with lively porraltures OF naval
life ana must be read with interest both by seaman
and andsman. Although 1t does not seek for az
fractions in seerage wit or iorecaste slang, 1t is
spirited and readable volume, and will add to the
reputation Of It's accomplished writer (l2mo- PIP
3Os Charles Scrlbner)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-28

II" Tales FROM CArLAND," and Ms
NoiRs Of LONDON DOLL" are reprints OF two beau
uiul juvenile works. by Ticknor, Reed & Fields
Sold bv G.. p. Putnam.
The daily crescent., 1851-11-11

From Santa Fe.-By yesterdays mail we received
other letters and extra from the Santa Fe Ca.
zette OF october T. giving an account of the Judi
ciai examination into the circumstances of the
murder OF William Skinner, Esq, at Bernalillo,
Gov. Calhoun, Chief Justice Baker. Judge Watt
and other legal gentlemen, We're present. The ac.
count Is highly wrought, and it charges that the
testimony Is, as might have been expected one.
sded as all the witnesses present and coqoizant of
the deed, were the creatures of Armio, and some
OF them, we suppose particeps criminis 1t is said
mat the testimony is wholly irreconciIable with
facts and if summed up would amount to this
l.. Skinner was killed; Q. Juan Christohai
killed him; 8. But no person saw Armiio xii
HIM 4. But no person saw Armiio or ai1y one
else kill him at all. The final result of the eY
animation was, that Judge Baker found Armio
guiity OF one OF the lowest grades of mansaughter,
and held him to bail for his appearance al the next
term OF the District Court of Bernallo county. in
the sum of $l5OO.
Il Is made matter of accusation against Gov.
calhoun and Judge Baker, that while engaged in
ihis examination they put up at the house of Pre-.
rect Ambroslo Armijo, brother of Juan ChristobaI,
ana the man who is charged with having been i'm.
piicaed In the affair which resulted in the death
OF Burtnett and that they remained there during
their stay in Bernal,llo. 'e
Judge Watt, it is said, did not act in the case at
al, though present. He was there on account of
the lndlsposition of Judge Mower, in whose proper
district the case was. When they arrived at Ber-
nalllio, and he found that all the process of the
court was made out in the name OF Judge Baker
alone, he very properly refused TO act at ali. ISt
Louis Republican;lst. 'N''