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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
L. =. District COurr....SATURDA
L. 4

Before Judge Belts.
SeHteHces.-In the case of eight seamen, crew
of the ship Henry found guilty Of mutiny on voy.
age TO California and compelling the captain TO
put back to Rio, Nicholas Smith was sentenced to
imprisonment at hard labor for years, Michael
Cozzens and John Patrick each 70 years, Fran.
els Morris, Lewis Desmond and George Sheppard
each to years, Francis Capana years, and each
pay fine Of 6 cents The men appeared to be much
grieved, and most of them loudly wept Two Of
them after sentence wished to speak, bat We're not
permitted by the officers TO do 50 except Shep-
pard, who is an Englishman, they are all Italians
The Judge on passing sentence said except where
actual violence had been committed, be never
knew so strong case Of mutiny, and under the
law, before It was altered, each Of them. for his
conduct on board the vessel, would have forfeited
his life The COnse said il could have been shewn,
If Witnesses were here, that the naturalization
Of the men was caused by the harsh conduct Of the
first mate, but the District Attorney said no proof
Whatever had been or could be shewn 70 the
effect They were removed from Court and their
loud weeping could be heard for some distance
after they left it.
John Kegsn, seaman, charged with larceny
at sea, in stealing ham, and supposed pre-.
viously quantity Of beef but who has been for
some time il prison, was sentenced to pay fine
Of 81.
4 young nan, carpenter Of the ship Robert
Kelly charged with throwing a billet Of wood at
the cook and plead guilty, was sentenced to paw
fine OF one dollar and be imprisoned one year
but on his stating that he was induced 10 plead
guilty but could show that he was innocent sen
tence waE suspended.
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SALT STATISTICS FOR 1850.
NJ ,hoie nnmber of bushels of salt manutac-
,,,eJ and inspected on the 0nondaga Salt Springs
Reserv alton, during the year ending Decem0er5l
1850, is 4,26e9l9.
The whole number Of bushels manufactured and
inspected during the year ls49, is 5,Os3,36s.
Diminution in 1850 from ls49, Sl4,41o. 49,.
onsntitv of salt manufactured the past year
as compared with the manufacture OF me P'i Is
oedng year amounting to over 100000 ousa euIsc'
attributed 70 the unuGua large amour. "a -. ~
tured the previous year. The ma,s9i; .,1 y" I'll
lakes being over stocked required eut ls ~ UNI
the lst of August, and the nv Dpevons wear
salt in ls49 exceeded thar Oh any
by 397 975 bushels. -. -...A;,, lido.
wster and the ports of Buffalo and Oswego, iron
ls45 70 1850 inclusive, appears from the ioi'
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uar,,s and silly Feat of HorsemamshIp o,

At the stewards ordinary, at the White Hart
Hotel, Aylesbury, after the aristocratic steeple-
ohases yesterday week, the conversation turning
on the feat of bringing horse up into the dining
room in which the company were then assembled,
which was once done by Lord Joceyn and Mr.
Ricardo, during the meeting OF the Royal Hunt
some few wears ago, Mr.. Charles Symonds, OF
sporting notoriety at Oxford offered to bring
grey horse of his upstairs and lead him around
the table. No sooner was this said than done,
for of he started, fetched the animal from the sta
bic, and very shortly announced his progress by
loud gathering on the old oak staircase. La few
minutes the horse was gazing on the assembled
company His owner then led him over a flight
Of chairs, which he jumped beautifully Nothing
then would satisfy the company bat that he must
lump the dining tables. Mr.. Fowler, proprietor
of the hotel, fearing lest some serious accident
might occur, as the room is oil great antiquity,
having been built by the Earl OF Rochester IN the
time OF Charles H. made strong obiectionsi but
be was overruled, and the horse was led over the
tables everything standing. The champagne
glasses ratified the plates quivered, the candle
sticks shook but nothing was displaced back
again be went, clearing everything at a bound )
Wbereupon most ardent sportsman, Mr. Manning
OF Wendover, volunteered to ride him oareoacked
over, and to the astonishnent OF all present, he
accomplished it without bride or saddle The
celebrated gentleman jock, Captain Barlowe, next
essayed, aud managed TO make smash OF one
table with its contents. This was only tempo
yary check, for in the face OF tremendous ire
and the cheering of all present he achieved the
feat calamity. 1t was now time TO desist and TO
get the horse down stairs; this was sooner said
than done, for the stairs and passages being kept
polished, the gallant grey slipped about dread
fully, and was evidently afraid OF the descent -
At length, at the suggestion OF worthy baronet,
he was blindfolded and thus descended into the
entrance hail. but managed to break about dozen
Of the carved oak banisters IN his progress
Bucks Chronicle.
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The price Of salt made by ARTIFICIAL heat at the
works has not exceeded, during the past year. ~
cents per bushe of So pounds, including doty Paio
20 State, and that Of solar salt IA cents. Al.
table below is prepared, exhibiting the quantities
Of salt manufactured from January l, 1874 70
January ], 1850, including period of twenty-five
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CireuIt Court....sarURDaY. Jan. 10.
Before INDIE Mllche.l

before Judge Michel
HIH Gocdg vs. Thomas Janes.-Against q com
mon carrier, 70 recover value Of 500 bushels of
corn, alleged to have been shipped at Albany on
board the barge Rough aud Ready, burnt at the
great IRE there, but denied to have been put on
board, slready referred 70. The Jary returned
verdict for defendant
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For America.
PHILADELPHIA Line.

From Philadelphia (oy Lireyrool
CITY OF GLASGOW. NJ TTHEws. 80. T'hurs Mar IL
From Ltreypoo for PHILADELPHIA
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LAW COURTS.
Court CnIendar-THIs DAY.
presented

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Part Mos. 1875, 2l9. e29
23l, 24l, 243, 245, 247, 249, 25l. Part II.-Nos
246 252, ESQ, 262, 26, 27O, ?, A. s. 10, r. IA, l6,
Is, 20.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. Ill, A, l25, l26, l27,
2l9, 9, II, 13 IS, 80, %, IS, 80, 20, s9I.
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"SLAyERY AMONG THE MoRMONs. We feel
it to be our duty TO define our position IN relation
10 the subject Of Slavery. There are several men
in the Valley of the Salt Lake from the Southern
States, who have their slaves with them There
is no law in Utah to authorize Slavery, neither
any 70 pronibit it. If the slave is disposed to
leave his master, no power exists there, either
legsl or moral that will prevent him. But II the
slave chooses 70 remain with his master, none
are allowed to interfere between the master and
the slave. All the slaves that are there appear
TO be perfectly cGntented and satisfied When a
man in the Southern States embraces our faith,
and is the owner Of slaves the church says 10 him,
if your slaves wish 20 remain with you, and to 60
with you, put them not away but If they choose
to leave you, or are not satisfied 10 remain with
you, it is for you TO sell them, or 10 let them go
free, as your own conscience may direct you. The
church on this point assumes not the responsible
ty 10 direct. The laws of the land recognize
Slavery we do not wish TO oppose the laws Of
the country. II there is sin in selling slave, let
the individual who sells him bear that ain and lot
the church. Wisdom and prudence dictate 70 Us
this position, aud we trust that our position will
henceiorth be understood. Frontier Guardian.
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For America.
For EuroDs,

CoLLIEs's LINE-Saus from Ltsepool
ARCTIC. LUCE For New York. Sat jan Ia
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NOBLE PRoJEcT.-The Boston Bath and
Wash House Company are about putting their
excellent theory into practice. 4 basement story
Of large brick building on Harrison-sv has been
secured 70 commence operations in. The ex-
penses incurred for rent OF room &c. are TO be
met by charging small sums for wsrm and cold
baths and for the use Of the wash-tubs and driving
room. 1t is impossible to fix the exact amount of
expenses per week until after brief trial The
Company will furnish the towels, soap, &c; and
IN case the washers wish to do their ironing, as
wen as rough drying, in the establishment, pro-
VISION val be made for that also il will cost
and the public is solicited 20 aid the praiect by
s"ose''oine Tor stock and making donations.
6Csson Commonwealth
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From HavFe.
For Rremeu.


OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
WASHINGTON. FLOYD. From New-York. Sal Feb q
nEhMANN 80. EABT RE FROM New-York. Sat Mar q
MAS hiN0ION. FLOYD. From New York. Sat Apr 10
hEhgANN ..:. { sAB1REs FROM New York sa May IL
WARRINGTON FLOYD 49,. From New York Sat June II
nEkMAnN SEABIaEE FROM New York. Sat July Il
ASniNUtOn'f LOfD..'..f rom New York. Sat Aug.
hEkMAnN: CEABIREE From New York Sat Sept
MAShirElON. Floyd. FROM New York. Sat Oct 4
HEkMAnN: -. CRABTREE. From New-York SAT Nov
MAsniNyIOn FLOYD. From New York. Sat Nov -
hEhMANN''' '.CkAbfkEE.fr From New FORK Sat Dec. n
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
limited STATES MAIL STEAMER

UNITED bTATE5 MAID bfEAMEK1.
CoLLIEs's LIsE-Sdas from Neso- York
PACIFIC. .NYE.......F From New York. Wed. Jan. 2
ARCTIC ...LUcE........Fro New-York. w ed. Feb 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

LANCASTER, lueslaY, June p
The Wing state Convention formed q tempo
raTy organization this forenoon. by the choice oi
Hon SAMUEL BILL OF Berks Co. "a, Chairman 4.
; ~ Pierson and Amos ; HENDERSON. oecre-
;anes Most Of The Delegates were present +
wa, resolved that It was nexpelient 10 Admit
substitutes unless they resided ia the countries
they proposed TO represent Committee Of ten
was announced TO present a Inst OF permanent
officers for the Convention. Col James Paxton
OF Adams Co, Chairman. Whereupon the Con-
yention adjourned toZPM
: communication from the rejected Lancaster
Cass Delegates 10 the Loco STATE Convention.
denouncng the Buchanan Convention, which
have recently met as Federahsts Conventions,
created much mernment as It was read. out u Is
supposed 20 be hoax
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Blr1EN BY DoG.-A man named Dillon,
residing ai GowanuS. was bitten by dog al the cor
ncr of Hamillon-ay and Court-Sl last evening about
) O'Clock or passing toward The Penny Bridge IRIS
mart OF BROOKLYN Is infested with dogs. who are ALLOW"
ell TO run after horses. carriages and ioo' passengers
Al all hours of the day and night, frequently DONG
serious injury IN the the absence OF the Ponce VINO
are are so scanty distributed As to render 1t imPoS
sble for them TO attend 10 this part OF Brooklyn Inc
man WA, removed to the Ciy Hospital, ami has been
}.rosrouSlN huff.
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WAsHINGToN, Tuesday, june "a
The TalcOu Court Martial reasSemDled this morn
ing and were sworn IN. Gen. Clark was still absent
The Judge Advocate read the charges and speclhca-
tions against Talcou they were substantially rs
follows
First Violation of the 1921 regulation OF the Ord
rance Bureau, boy making contract through Lieut..
Huger, with DR.. Carmichael of Virginia, for 500 tuns
of Shot and shells without the sanction OF The Sec
rctary of War
Second- Wilul di,obedlence to the orders Of the
Secretary. VINO had rejected Carmlchaeis applca-
ton ID Tacoit's presence, and refused TO recognize
an alleged verbal contract with the previous Sec
Rotary.
ThTd-C 0uduct uubecOmng an off, er and gem
tlemdn-MoWng these articles % be unnecessary
for public service. the contract was abuse Of al-
thOriy and MISUNDERSTANDING false statement
10 the Secretary, with the intent 10 deceive, m deny
np That the contract had been made Dy nm, or at hs
instance.
Capt Maynadler and Secretary Conrad .were ex-
amlned 40 length In support of the charges, and ire
Secreiary's evidence was not concluded az the ad'
QllrurnGUf
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

LAvNcH.-The propeller City OF Pitts
burrh was launched from the ship yard Of FefTihe'
Patterson q Stack. on Saturday afternoon. >Ae
went of m fine style. 1t Is usual on occasions 0'
Ills kind. .or the proprctorS 10 give the "oTAheh
dinner. 4 rigger. named Charles Bennett icH iFom
mo bo,,.,ri OF the vessel iew days since and was
killed Ry common consent OF the workmen ana
cmplovcrs. the money Cabout 500 which The dinner
would have cost was given to his family. The pro-
,,,,c,,rs ~ This ward nav a5ou, $1,000 week for
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News from NOrfolk-ENcitement at the Navy
Yard. &c.

y -
There Is great excitement among ule Norkmen
eu-nleyed ID, Gosporf Navy Yard iu consequence Oi
az order l,sued by CCmmaudalt s.l.n-nalnt o. admit
40 workman 90 the yard except during business
hour, Thcworkmen held a meeting an1 appointed
I'll Committee 20 VISIT the COmmanttnt anl request
MN % reScint the order The Commanimt refused,
alleging thar piliemg had been committed The
Worknen then appointed another committee 20 "At
on President Fillmore ard request his interfere nee
They al once started for Oh Point tomlof.
The Committee appointed 90 invite tnr ffeea-rhi
20 Norfolk have not set reiuTned
Considerable interest Is manifesto ID our 14'y
Election. which take, place tomorrow
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REPORTS COMMIT
By Mr. WAnD. fag0ribly. d bill iOf tle 40 oil coi-
r,i nersoo, eui,g grating from thls STATE. Ordered to
XIV Nr. TonS,EsD. fayorlbiy. OH relative o. ihe
retention of wItues>e, DO criminal ca,e' ID -he lily
ana County Of NeH-l OK
Nv Mr. Il II BEyEDlCr. fayOa3.y, tle o-I 20 APP
aro1rt-e a sortl0n OF the L : DEPOSIT flii i)f We
aid Of Colleges and Medical INSTITUTIONS. e''i'i
Order for tomorrow - lV % tlocA- t
By Mr. TS1E2WCcD. ;aVord,ly me DID lo a.-i-li
The charter " fhe American Mutual Insurance Com
NJ TrrHlLL moved that tae COMMITTEE on Com
merce ard Navigation 0e discharged ron lne iiI-
thercgnsderaron OF ths 1ili 20 incorporate if mon
Wharf Co. AID mat . BE- ordered io 20 iifo iet"ill5
Nv Mr. " ,. GREG0RY.a Old 20 ncoTporaie me
Benevolent >ocleur, savings Institution -.' inc ~4'
Mr. FERaIs gave notice vi s. 9lilto reiuce tne state
The Annual Report Of The superintendent Of the
Poor toeethe! win The hepor fe.a.i,e ~ ~ An,
House Vi Ncw-lorA Cuy "as fecei'e0 "'.A rie
6Ir WAzEvAN moved to PRINT three tame '.' usual
rumter Referred.
THIRD READING W. BILLS. Z
Anac- authorizing The appraisal and piy ne4' %
canal damages 10 Tie Buffalo and Black 'o-A i'1'-'
r.- - amend the Revised statute ll relation
20 -lbrerv. einbezzlemeni and arson Los
Mr. o ALlFs moved % RECONSIDER. 'tlii'4-
Mr. TowN.ryu mo.ed 20 recomnr 10 tAe l'leia-
~ Committee r.., o.,
the Committee Of tne Whole 'tfnel- ,..,.....
An srt arpropraiing. moneys 10 certain 'oleg
and Academic fd.>t". . . .t ,.,,T
An at providing for The 2ayment oi lh' e ma
tetfs and the completion Of the "ofk' contractor
.fereor frr the next fiscal year-passed
'- -. -, mend the charter 81 the trOtOn Aque-
Inc, COMPANY IN the city OF New ork-pa,sod-
~, ~ amend The act 20 authorize the appoint
raent Of Commissioners 70 take the proof ana a.
,le4s,renf Of deeds wills. and other instfi-
1T. M vritlng. and 10 administer Oaths, &c ~
c,her Sfaies and terrfOnes-passec-
UNFINISHED BUSHES.
n, Moss offered a resolution thoi me House urir
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ReceiHing StoIcn Goods. ID.


PRoyirsNcs. TUESDAY. june -
il sea-. hing the premises OF Mr.. James Hazard. "a
VaNrCrokc-. suspected OF receiving stolen property.
q quantity of goods, belonging - Mr. hcnney. of
New Bedford, and stolen from hun several months
SINCE we've found. Mr. y. II IS thought his been
tor long TINE engaged m tA.S Dc010u> traffic. an
has .4ev been under The surveillance of the Police
LARGE QnaHutieS of stolen goods were found ON the
premises. and several persons have been arrested
upOn suspicion ot having been concerned n me M
meTOu> burg,aucS committed .u thN Cts ana az Oiu-
ing towns. during tie past nine months
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Riot at Cincinnati.

CISCISNATI. TUESDAY. June ~
4 Buffalo hunt. attended by Indians, Wa got up
and nerSons were present. The Buffalo, when A.
tackled by the Indians shovel no disposition 70 hgii
and the crowd ,eclng they were hgnDugged, became
excited and fred al the Indians The Buffalo vas
killed and carried toward WOODS museum, aiOuli
,sh,ch severaI thousand persons had collected, ana
were commencing q not. when the Mayor and d
strong posse of police arrived On the ground and ar
rested ten nf the rngleafers The intention va, 10
mon the Museum the proprietor being suspected OF
getting up the humbug. Ths. however. NJ. wood
ionic
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SrrgR,oR CoVRr.-No'> 81, as. sS9 pa. 80. az,
Az +. t35 ~. 49, 40 i5l. iS2 As iSt as 40.
i5- 459 4oi 4f2 4o3 t6i. 4c5, i56 t6s i69 $40 an
- 4,3. 8-A AS. a.. -. ~ 80. Isl
SUPREME CotSr->peciNl Itrn.-No> % IS, 1875,
-. no. M. as. ia. ms. li6, rs
:. Dt>rRIcT CoVRr.--NO'>. 50. J.. 81. 10 Il, ~.
g. q. s.
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BALTIMORE. Tuesday, June 81
The cars from Philadelphia were delayed TN SIX
O'Clock this evening. by slight accident to the ma
chmey of the locomotive beyond Wilmington.
We have received nothing south of Augusta to-
night.
The Virginia Convention have made the Judges of
the Courl of Appeals hold Office for twelve years
and 90 be- ineligible AFTER 20 year, of age.
Bryan VI Morcll has been appointed Postmaster Of
Savannah.
Torrents OF rain fell at Richmond ON Saturday and
sunday nights
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Tho Fire on Board The Lone star.

tHARLEsToN sunday June y
The f.e Oh the d" Lone star" has been extIngulsh-
"a. The cargo between the decks va, mostly aged.
but Ia - damaged condition. by the Waier. The
lower hold is flooded and no cargo has yet been ex-
lrlctcd. The hull is but little injured
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Later from Honduras.

NEW-ORLEANs Monday. June %
W have intelligence from BalZe, Honduras, 90
the 18Th INST
The new British superintendent has arrived n
Balze The British are now cutting mahogany DO
Spanish honduras, nearly the whole of the produce
of Balze beng exhausted.
The British are determined TO hold the Island Of
Ruaian
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The Connecticnt LsaisIamrc-Tire. Nc.

HARTFORD, TUESDAY. June n
The senate to-day concurred On comnuung tae
punishment OF Calhoun snd Na>>aneth. for murder
ing W hitc. 20 imprisonment for life
The barn OF Capt Henry Barnard. on Washing
tou->t with some horses Was destroyed by ere last
night. II was the NorA of arr lncendtN
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FORT PLAIN, Tuesday. June "a
The "Eliritge stand" IN Lecsvills, sohoha1e
Co. Owned by james Best. consisting Oi ataVern.
store &C. VIZ destroyed by FIRE last nlght->uppoSFd
work OF an mocudlaTy. Loss S3.o00-iuSured n The
Montgomery County Mutual Co. for $500, ali the
y Protection 20, Rome for loo0
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~ We understand, says the National
Int,i,eence- Of yesterday, that Mr. Webster. accom-
panied by his family leaves the city tins morning ON
a brief visit to the Capon Springs, Va.
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Ci,c;n,.ti Board Of Health.

CINCINNATI. ucsliy June Il
The Board Of Health issued their hrsi bulletin To-
6ov They report, after fun Investigation. only
few scattering cases Of Cholera ard nothing cause
alarm or 10 require more THIN occAs'onG meetings
OF the BOar1
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~ The Postmaster General took pas
sage on Monday morning for Old Point, Va with the
intention of joining the President of the United
States. now on VISIT IN that quarter.
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SiteF hold afternoon SESSIONS commencing has AFTER
noon which Vas debated ana isd upon the table
The COMMITTEE OF the Whole Nv USpERwo0D N
the char reported progress and a. ouraeI
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NEW-ORLEAN,, Tuesday, June -
The steamship UniOn,Capt Budd, from Newly Ork,
arrived here this morning. The Georgia VIII leave
on saturday. tull OF passenger, The steamships
Pampero and Louisiana arrived fhi, morning from
llLLn>fnI.--.n nlMN-
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PIrrsBURGH. TueStay. Juae p
Judge Buuelr, majority iu We>tmorc 4ui, Tor the
Common Pleas - l.4>2
The water n rho channel measures feet 10 inches
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President Fillmore. Visit to Portsmouth.

PoRr>NoUrH. Il. Tuesday. June "a
letter has been received from the President. 20
reply 80 An invitation tO visit this place IN winch he
saws las dutle, III prevent him from dong -.
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Chalcra AZ the Mc,I.

- LOUIS. Monday. June y
The ;oia. mortality of the City ttr the weeA end
ing Yesterday. was 2,3 Of winch l49 We're rom ch0-
iera-mO>'ly co2ined 90 emigrnis.
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~ The Reformed Dutch Church IN la
iaye,te Place was filled last evening TO witness the
celebration of marriage IN high life. DR. Ncrmllyea
performed the ceremony which was unusually I'M
pressive The mansion Of the brides father n
Tenth->t.. was atcrWad thrown open 10 a large and
fashionable party of friends, and The festivities were
continued 10 "a late hour
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Brrak In the SuSournannnh canal.

BERWICK. Pa. Tuesday. June -
4 breaN occurel m tie SB>CuehannaA Canal. Al
'hs niece Yesterday II D, expected - b" repaired
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Larcc Firc-The Ohio River. &c.

PtTr~Bt gGH. Tuesday, June -
Three houses on Grand->t We're consumed TINS
moni- Z. loss n0t ascor;-lnc- baf covered by ns0r
acrC.
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