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Bosrcr June ~. ISL
Cspt Cross Of the brig Nancy Pratt arrived here this
morning from Buenos Ayres brings sdvces TO the 10th
ofMsy.
lie reports the United States ship 81. Louis aground
In the river, the water being very low After getting
ahoat the St Louis would proceed home ris Montevdeo
Rio Janeiro. SC
Capt Croes reports that at the time of sailing -four
was falling In price and doubioons rising.
Capt. Cross brought papers later than the ID o.
May The Nancy Pratt left May 1lth, but while .
anchor below Lost both chains and compelled put
back She was promptly supplied by the United States
ship St Louis and the national light boat and left again
on the 18th
Letters to that date received here state that every
thing At Buenos Ayree remained In the disturbed
state FLOUR worth IS sn board All descriptions Of
American produce verc lower.
Letters TO house In this city dated Buenos Ayres,
May 18th reports excitement there In consequence
ofrumcrs being prevalent II the blockade OF that place
by the Brasans which rumors however, not gene
rally credited.
Flour bad fallen ~ per barrel In consequence of the
opening Of the port TO foreign imports freghts
dull.
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ALBANY. June y, 1851
THE rfuRp READING or nuIs.
An act authorizing appropriation of money in aid
Of the emigration of colored people In this State.
MIR, J. BENEDICT moved TO rccommit.
Mr.. Tur,uIL offered the notion and Mr.. Anthon op
poscd. The motion was lost
After fome further discussion the bill was lost.
An act In relation to the duties of Superintendent Of
the Poor.
After some time spent in Discussing the b 1t was, on
motion Of Mr.. BisHor, indefinitely postponed.
An act In relation TO the sodus Canal Company
Psseed.
An for the relief the survivors Of the FIRST re
mcnt of New York volunteers, who served In the Next
can war. Passed-a3 to g.
An act 10 provide for additional number OF notsres
public in the city and county Of New York. Passed.
An act In relation 20 the lcensing and governing Of
pilots In New York. Passcd-40to Al
MIR ASrnor moved 20 re- consider, and that the mo-
ticn lie on the table. Carried
An act 10 nd the charter Of the Amer Fire In
surance Company. Passed
The House then took a recess till 4 r. NJ.
CONTINUED
An act 70 incorporate the Collegiate Instit at New
An incorporate the Irving Savings Institution at
New York city. Passed.
An act TO amend &C, declaring sscket river public
hishwRy.
Mr. II Hansrs moved TO re commit for the purpose Of
ending Lost
The biil was then read third time and passed
act 10 divide the sixteenth ward Of the city Of New
York into two wards Passed
To authorize the Northern Railroad Company 70
struct bridge that portion of Lake Champain
at or Rousee Point.
Mt Urwsrr moved TO rc.commit with instructions 70
strike out the enacting clause
Mr.. WHEELER moved n amend by referring 10 n com
mittee, with power to report another bin Unanimously
adopted. Adjourned
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TIE TALcoTT COURT MARTIAL-ExTRA COMMISSIONS
TO PoSTMASTERS-CELRBRATIo or LAYING THE
CORNER STONE or THE ENLARGEMENT or THE
CAPITOL, ETC.
Wsmrsoros, June %, 1851.
The court martial upon Col Taieott Is progressing
To-day was occupied chiefly in the examination Of Col
uger and certain correspondence to The contract
The Postmaster General having ied the order Of
Cave Johnson In ls5 allowing Postmssters certain cx
ira commissions and the sixth Auditors having rejected
certain claims therefor appeal taken TO Comp.
roer Whittesey, In the case Of James eaham late
Postmaster In Ohio who yesterday decided In favor Of
the allowance and ordered payment Of the commissions
claimed.
General Walter Jones, commanding the militia Of the
District, invites the citizen sodiery Of the country
take part In the ceremonies at the laying q the
stone of the Capitol on the ath July.
The Onion denounces the Pennsyvana Whig Con.
venticn, and calls upon the admnistration papers to
let the people know whether they favor Governor John
gton's
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BALrfMoR1, june Y, ISoI
Sales made Of COO barrels fresh ground Howard
street hosr at ~ 121s,
ALBANY, June 81, 1851
The receipts rSnce yesterday have been folowr
Flour 900 barrels; wheat $500 busheh; corn $4,000
bushels. Flour is in moderats demand the market
slightly favors sellers. Sales 500 barrels at 81 L.
81 rs for pure Genesee S3 ST Sc o. for stght State
and 81 81 06 for Michigan Corn coed request ut
better prices bushels Western xed sold m
0ats heavy S003 bushels inferior Westey were sold
at Ale. i1kc. Prison whiskey is at 24c.
BurYALo, June 2T 1851
The receipts Of the past twenty -four hours have
-four 2 600 bbls: WHEAT none; corn, 20 900 bushels.
The market for -four h dull buyers not entering freely
ut the higher rates demsnded small sales Michigan
at SO 81 So 44c. There is fair milling demand for
prime wheat with sales of 1000 bushels at 7Tlc for
Ohio and 50c for Chicago Corn is in fair request sales
10000 bashes at ~ 46, for mixed western ONts are
dull. Eccights unchanged.
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Movements OF the President and OF Mr..
Webster.

WAsHlNG1oy, june II IsJI.
On his departure from Cspon Springs. Mr.. Webster
old white hat lie raid he was going a fishing
Charles Lannan, the great trout fisher, with him
Mr.. Webster speaks at Capon to- morrow doubt
Thousands Of persons will be present from all parts Of
that fine mountain country. Mr. Webster's trip is a
splendid He carries the yrginians all before him
At Cisrestown, and Harpers Ferry and Winchester the
enthusiasm excessive. Between Mr.. Fillmore In
the low,snds and Mr. Webster in the mountains Gen
Scott loses Virginia No Webster will be Capon seve.
raj yet probably fishing.
The President speaks at Fredericksburgh TO morrow
large crowd il expected to go down him back
The President will probably reach Washington Satu-
day evening Mr.. Webster Is expected back on Monday
in lime to pre- Yarc the Fourth OF July oraton.
iha organs ceatnue dumb about Gen. Scotts nomi-
nation
RIcHMoSr June q, 1851.
Tho President snd suite srrved here at nine O'Clock
this evening and met with a reception. public
dinner aas been tessdered then tom
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IIalifsx, Quebec. and Detroit Rsilrcsd-Ca-
madam Parliament.

ToRoNro June n, 1B3I
Is understood though not ofcialy announced that
the government prepared 10 extend liberal aid to the
whole line % railroad from Halifax n 8, TO Detroit
Michigan. via Qrebec An agent ~ Barring Brothers
here. ans u u undrtood that the whole loan be
obtained und,r the imperial guarantee Rt three and
falf rcent
In the House of Assembly, last night the miaistry
etatcd IN 90 nquiry that overtures have
bett msde 20 the orpotiion 10 form coalition govern
mtnt. MIR Mackenzie moved fur n COMMITTEES % draft
iii 90 abolish the Court ~ Chanccry The government
rtsisttd, and narrowly esoapd defeat-tne vote for
the mntIt y being thirty Hgsnst thirty four Many II
the ables lawyer advocated tbs abolition of The coutt
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER or SEVENTH AND
Id Chestnut streets Phadelphia.-P T. Barnum, Proprie
1er ii. Sanford hanagerTwo performance daily. After
and evening Admiration, Is oents children, hsproe.
Monday evening June 16 Mr. Booth the eminent trasdan,
makes his hrs in Hamlet During the week the
xArtnetts formerly Of the Rave Family will give their In
aeretng evolutions and astounding feas the Tight Rope
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also appear durins
1he week In the LADY ef Lyon and other plays
Pleasing rees both afternoon and evening The collection
wonders crowded into the capscious saloons comprise
half dozen original coictcus including the famous
by reae. These all worthy Of sxisit and be
Cor the low price Of % oents
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FfOfIDINtEi juno ~ I67Is
John Could has been arrested in this city charge
Of committing violent assault upon Nathan Lewis
Aletoroueh Mass on Monday last with intent TO ~
The parties formerly en- aged IN business here
Lewis is be,vd 20 be dangerously injured from the
,ftcts q slung shot
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U. .. senator for Connecticut

HaRuoRo, June 2T, 1851.
The House rcconsidered their vote, indefinitely post
ponng further bsllong United States Senator and
to-day bad three morr baotirgs without choice Bald
win sd 1ol votes Seymour VI, scattering T-Baidwin
thus lacking but two Of election The matter then
again indefinitely postponed.
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BsLuMoRF, June T 1851.
Tho union q Georgia have made the following
limitations for Congress -
First District-Chariss N Hopkins
Fourth District-Chsres Murphy.
Eighth District-Hon Robert Toombs
Hon III Stephens has quite recovered from his late
indispoeiti,n
DR. Cameron, distinguished democratic politician of
south Carolina, died fes days since.
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UfNcfNNATf june u, IS3I.
destructive FIRE has occurred In Deer Greek Valley
II originated In Messrs Butler Brothers. backing fac
tory, and spread with great rspidy destroying Mess
sobooley Hughes and Wilson Co.'S large pork
houses with several smaller buildings The whole loss
" estimated at $40 900 Wilson Co had no Insurance,
but the others were mostly covered. Come pork and
bacon were burned
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B,IuMonr June ~, 1851.
The Southern mail has arrived but the papers contain
nothing Of interest.
The railroad bridge the Neuse river Colds
boro. N O., burnt Tuesday night. The travel
has not been mpeded.
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cbsrg, OF Pos, omee En,bczrIement.

rniLaDEtrfut, June ~. 1851
Tdusrd y. Ystss, formerly oer in the Posi- OaScc.
vas examined to-day before Commissioner Ingrthap
On charge q smbczzling money from letters Tho%ase
vas postponed till Friday u,xt the accused bc,ps held
10 bail IN The cum q Sl1Qo.
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BosroS, June n, 1851.
An arrival at this por; from Cape Hayten brings ad.
vices 10 the 18th inst
The report Of battle having taken place between the
Hsytiens and Domicaps u without foundation.
By the recent proclamation, each party is bound 10
give two months notice before rese ri ne % arms.
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bNFFALof JUNO II Io1I
The jury in the of Hail. into court this af
ernoon, with verdict Of guilty Of mansavghter Judge
Parker then passed sentence upon him Of 10 years hard
labor In the State prson Knickerbocker sentenced
to be hung In August next The prisoners both received
their sentences with the utmost composure.
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Juoe Y, 1901.
An ACCIDENT occurred about hf past six ocoek this
morning the Iudsoa River Railroad Green bush
by which ae gravel car loaded with wood aa contain
ing nine men WAS upset; five Of the men were hurt
some sf thens very seriously.
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SUNDAY MORNING BoAr-ToR EEwBURoH.
~ Poughktepsie and Kingston. landing At Corfens Deck
lWest fon,l cold sprins Cornwall New Hambursh.
Milton sn6 Hyde Fark touching 81 H.mmond street each
ra fsre 0cents. The new sna .vin steamer HENRY
CLAY CAPTAIN j. v. Tsman, Will leave the rier foot of
Chsmbers street every sunday moruns At o'clock for the
above places Returning viii leave Kingston At o'clock.
II. M arriving in New ork at r. NJ The trips will be
continued for the season.
CoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND NAUoA.
tuck Rsilroad.-Fare q cents. The and splcndid
,eamer Alice Capt Weeks will lesve Pier IS North river
foot of Lbrty street every Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
ard Friday stT A. M and Saturday at r. NJ Returning,
will leave the Railrosd wharf At BRIDGEPORT Monday
IN M tuesdays Wednesday, Tursdsys aud rridays at
2P ". on the arrival ~ the trains into Bridgeport This
arrangement IN connection with the low
the chearet snd most delightful excursion routes out % the
city durirF thc sdoedug three hours
Y The rtaeant and thriving ey o BRIDGEPORT and return
inF the same day.
NLw YORK AND pHiLAoEIPHlA-NEw YORK
4" ard Phnadelphta dirtet-Untted states Nail Lae
through " - hcu~s via kev Iertey Railroad. Fare
sueed tc 81 for 81 seoond class Leave
Ntw Nort tt6A ~ from foot n Courand street; sna
-. ~ ards ~ frur, fsnt ~ Liberty street Leave Phi
istcrhs a. and a. ~ .sdE NJ from the foot Of gal.
street.
f'AHnFN AND hzrnY RAtLRosn LIMB FROM NEW
- NUrk e. PtattlrttS-IaAve Fitr No. North River hy
teantoat 3OHE Pu1TEk, Morning line, ~ o'clock,
ttfrrc0n lins 81 N'clock, Iart BY eitter lire, 81
trssta deck, 81 Emiersns Line ~ e,eleok y. ~;
fsTl 81 4, L. RlIsSs AScnA
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htFfALo 5uae ~. 1871.
The steamer Nayhossr came dcsn this morning from
Detroit ~ fourteen hours aud ~! minutes This 1 the
quickes. passage record
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Jrr, 2-77s Late Culon poJiiionisfs the matter
MesTs 0sulivan Lewis and slessnger charged With
hitting ont vessel for the purpose Of invading he island
Of Cub. Messrs r. H. Cutting and John Van Buren, ap
pesred counsel for the accused parties the pur-
pore Of moving the Court 10 the indictment which
contains ninety counts The objections rased by
Mr. Cutting are twofcd First. that the Of Con-
under which the indictment is laid did not pro-
hibt the charged against the accused a. crirn~e;
that the act applied only to Of independent nations
which ut with each other and prohibit cd citi-
u the United States from taking part with either of
the belhgerents The next objection that IL the
offence within the act Of 1918 commonly called tho
neutrality act st that the crimes with
sufficient ercumstaDtalty as to place an particula,
The District Attorney Mr. j. Prescott IIa. contcuded,
In reply that the law extends TO every military expedi
tion directed against any friendly and that al
attempts TO stir insurrecon civil by q
military spt.rprse within the provisions Of the sct;
and ao that the indictment followed the very words of
the statute The District Attorney shower that the Hu-
preme Court of the United States had sded that In
indictments for mfdmeanors Il was sufcient TO folo~
the words Of the statute and sso that the in
dietment was fully supported by precedents Mr.. Han
cited the Of the United States against Smith and
which he tsd exceedingly like that in the trial o<
q. neral Henderson, in New Orleans. sssibs which
dressed the e. urt for two hours uarters and
IN support a the validity of the Indictment he cited
the United stsesys. Goodng, IL wheaton, " g vs. Lan
caster "a Nc Cleans Rep; U. a. Ia Ceete LIST 0arri
sons Rep U. s. " Smith. in vol: judge
McCleans charge TO the Grand Jury In the OF the
Canada INVASION "a Mccean. 7; q. g. " Bercheides
Let Garrison; iIawkins chittys Grim Law Ro-coe's
Grim. Evid, sc. SC
Mr. Ogden Hoffman followed behalf of the prosecu-
ton hut said that after the able and caborste ss~m<os
Of the District Attorney who hal cited all the oasss
that necessary, he Mr. IL had but few observa-
tions TO make general grounds. Mr. Hoffman con-
tnusd his address tin the rising of the Court
Adjourned to this Saturday morning. Mr. J. Van
BURN will reply upon the part Of the accused.
Tits Bias The Grand Jury have r,turned true bins
against Haynes of the ship Meridian for an assault on
J. y. Prince, while lying In the port ~ Liverpool;
against q. W iIawes for ssssMlt willard Russell on
hoard the fhip Brother Jonathan; and against Edward
X Smith, for bringing ~ passengers 10 this
pert from Iisve, board the Astracas and sgsinse
Cherries alse for OF passengers from Breme0
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CoTrILoN EXCURSION UP THE ROMANTIC HUp-

4 ,UfIIIssoN ENNr N,Io1N = fHh NUMnN ~ HUU-
~ son river. on Friday evening July :. iSl-The large
ana well known steamboat Here captain smith kder &C
WIN ,he srsst na,se N h, world
lhe boat are net Tor eoullonsl VIII make
the hhove excursion M the noble Hudson aud the eotons
VIII hc under the direction o favortte professor NO psee
o. On .hs evening can compare VITA TINS esenr
nan teins 70 we wants of the people who ean
here ENJOY WITH freAh arr music and dancing
ana cool promerade on dcekl Nc This committee eha
lense the vora 70 compete with this excursion The band
consists ot srhN ana eouilon muticsns n horn en-
titles we pleasure Tor he million ON tne nosng lia
executed ~ the and bsrg together with the popu
lar cornet toton ar Brass band aud the fvorte pro
fessor ~ ceuons, waltnes, poku, g. extinguhing all
astinguhsd excursions Of the day The boat will leave
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DAyILIoN HorEL. LONG BRANCH. NEw JERSEY.

n NORRIS a. LEVY, Prorrietors. The above aud
xten having been just completed ~ be
opened for the reception Of vsters .h June The Pa
von Hotel IL the most spacious and tasty building Jer-
shore capable Of from e0 20 30 visters
with double piaHxss fronting the M feet The sd
wantngeous situation Of Long Branch the sh4re Of
ghty Atlantic with ts beautiful beaeh bathing and
shn s net 10 be excelled Is saiubous air and avTo.
rating breeze has rendered fayerte resort There also,
ill be found nnerin alleys billiard tables and vehicles
Cor the pleasure Of the visters The table will be supplied
with the beet market affords aad the bar shall
NJ he hnstl linnnrn.
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AMUSE MENTs.

- Barrsts Man.gsrADoors open a, II; oarssin @
as. Bs.s .as
&sTHRccsss Me- 4.
Tredsrichs; henry Bertram Mr. Hill Domiaic sampson.
Is. cussSsn julia I.aassns Mr.. 4sso.s EIss. % ai::
EvENTs-Grfhnhon. Mr.. Dayidse Mr. Pusa.. NJ ssaarf:
Dorothy; Miss Gougep helm.
NIBLos aARDEN--sUxxER sEAsoN-KANA0ER,
nights. ussd.Ss TSussdsys and sssurdsss 4.
at d. H1s as
Dunn Ds!ssn . Ms. .'isi n
sSs VIII played shedan comedy oths
RReUcHAHsLYCEyx. BROADWAY. NEAR BRooxE
Z. SI,:s s:os: Sas.s :
VII so$nsnss WITH q: isH Sc
b.1ss oSs Nry NJ ksssrs Mr. ssEsSsh%
orm:sy maine NJ: f ss hls s
&
last Benefit will take place Saturday evening June
the SERIOUS See s S s
RRoUcHAMs LYcEuM;-sPECIAL.-B L.-BRoucHAxs
Of the present season. Box Book now open.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
wishing TO form engagements for the coming
trcal season At this theatre will please apply by letter.
A''' ''''''p''' 70 mr. ff.'i "M,fRsa MaRsaALL Lessee
NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. NO 81 CANAL STREET.
a few doors from Broadway-Grand Sacred Concert.
julius sed fsisss snsrs the visitsrs TO re-
Of s ss 70
including all the deleacies Of the Ice
CRANKLIN MUSEUM, l7s CHATHAM sQUARK-0Ko.
soze. 90 cents Stage seat cents Boxes CENTS Par
tuet cens-Eiegant saloon performances every After
soen and in The evening a. The sss ss
are varied and and such as can be
on.n rsr 4
aleised baud in United States; troupe Model Ar.
number Of beautiful tabfoaux from ths
pictures Of ancient and modern times company Of Arab
eri.y Madame Rosalins. the only Female Jussler shs
~orld company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
, Of Marble sasT.Iy 1nsau.sS in the world
nternoon and evening For particulars bills Of sae
isv.
DowER's GREEK SLAVE WILL BE EXHIBITED FOR
mencing Friday June %. Hours Of ex ibtiop A. n
ill Admission, 25 cents. Season tickets. 50 cents.
Pamphlets. Ga cents.
DIAMOND HERR DRIEsBACH's nENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated Menagerethe largest and best
Quoted In the known every animal
known TO natural history and ~hiah has received the
onase and applause o. handred o. q the most
lust commenced nost brilliant summer campaign, and will
vsit the principal cities towns New England in the
day 25th. wsltham; rhursday 18th Concord Friday 9Th
and Saturday 2sth Lowe Monday, th, Lawrence Tues
rursday Sd Friday 4tb, Saturday h Monday 7th Tues.
day, eth and Wednesday, 0th. Boston.
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EXCURSIONS.

CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUsHING-FARE. 2j
cents each way.The and beautiful steamer ISLAND
June ~ ISL leave fultoa Market slip At 81 o'clock
o'clock. A. M and AZ r. Mlanding loot Of Broome
and Tenth streets East Re each way. The Island City
will leave Flushing Saturday evenings at half past six
o'clock,
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GUNNER RETREA1-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS TAKEN
81 and fitted the establishment st Port Richmond called
ahs Port Richmond House where dsrous Of find
ahy and comfortable fro the dust and noise Of
the city will be furnished with board and all the
such places usually afford The Port Richmond
House but few steps from tho steamboat landing Good
stables attached TO the premises for the
of boarders wishing 10 ride The whole establishment offers
pleasant airy and desirable retreat during the
months The stssmhoats Huguenot and Cinderella leave
follows Pier No North river, "a 12is A. NJ. 2
;s andI II NJ Port Richmond at6L = N, l2s AN, aud
z, sk. 81 Pm J, A.. EDGAKToN. Proprietor.
TOZZENS WEST POINT H0TEL.-pERSoNS DE.
~ eirt ~ visiting West Point informed that steam
boat, and rail trains leave day sundays excepted
folows-Steamers New World, (Chambers streetl or
Rsindsr. Murray street atTo'eioek santa Claus.
fBarcsy street, o'clock, ~ NJ; Colu nbia Huds0o,
NHa'rson street, o'clock Y. ~ Hudson River Raroad
Trains, A. NJ, NJ l2'f Y. NJ. 2g Y. NJ Pc Visit
for CosFens Hotel should stop at Gsrretsons Staten
COZZENs