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.Aftorntp AVID Counssiior at Tar,
Washington City, d. c.,

Fvacscs District Of Colunba, and viii
the prosecution Of claims Of
land under the act Of Congress
acy passed. Once In the City Hall ste4
III IL j
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see"~d Conrse.--Dancing Academy.
NJ H. LIABLE has ammo citizens Of
~ Washng'sn and Georgetown dancing
o' ne season wiz commence ThurpdAy
n on svenns opposite Wiilards Hotel
days. Geosgsown-Monaays rydays IT n TE77''' III
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CHARPD Patent Rinea. with MaynsrM.s Frtruer- =
WsssoM Leavs, and Aliens reviewers king pts
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Ind and 6nsAse barrel piss0la he
snppy good. jus sscsiveA and ~ sale By
80 tH4t n mo. W. BADEN BROTHER,
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Mar 1-lawAw
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quashed aud the ndietnens NOT quashsd until a.
ter the BILLS had been stolen II they were produced
then, where are they now,
Wtness-I don't know that he them certainly
a. general rule all bills In such produced
these would have been shown to Drury he had
edn
.Q-I.it not customary for the Clerk to take charge
A.-Y-s generally; sonnet lines keep them myself
Q.-Do you ever give them back to the oficers'
A-No.
Q-Was It not Smiths duty to have given up that SIS
bill he produced to-day, Al heard Of that 81
at ALL
The witness continued-They brought bottle OF che
micsl preparation which would take ink out OF paper
apd countereitng press to the Office which the officers
said they found Drurys premises the press there
for considerable tme he did not know what became Of
IT, he (wianes~) had no right to hold it, except evil
dence against Mr Drury he did not knew what became
Of those things; Mr. Stewart had the charge Of them
Re-exsmined:-iIis impression that Mr. Stewart
took charge Of the bil and hal them between the 18th
November aud 18th Decemer, when examination had
he committed Mr. Drury upon the charge Of attempt
to take the life sf Warner there forma!
mitment for examination there until the nnal
one he arrested the 10Th November, lS49 and
examined the tor pedo charge the 10Th November
committed the ID January and remained in prison
till after his first trial he bailed out BY Judge Ed
monds
The hour Of half-past o'clock having arrived tho
court adjourned till this "wednesday morning at
qgsrter past l0oclock
Mr. Clark wished TO say few words. lie had made q
remark yesterday, about having been to the Ivy
Green FIR the purpose of seeing the haunt Of the
sprators" Whatever improper proceedings had gone
on there he did all to reflect on tho propre-
would make the explanation where he had made the
mark.
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Telexraphlc Reports.

NEW ORLEANS, April Fl, 1851.
Cotton Is quiet. Flour-2000 barrels sold at 81 OF
- 10 for Ohio Mess pork Is quoted $14 IS $l4 So
Prime dull at Sll So COO barrels Of lard have
changed hands at sc while prime kegs held at 10
l0hc Fair sugar sells at 5ii $40. Rio coffee Is
held at l0c Tobacco-The weeks sales up 300
hhds Kentucky, at ga llsc;
NEw ORLEANS, April %, 1851
Cotton an eighth to a quarter decline since the news
by the Pacific Our stock is barely 600 to day. Mess
pork Is firm at Sl4 80 Freights frmer Cotton to
Liverpool three-eighths.
SAVANNAH, April 49, 1851.
The Americas news brought market to stand,
and sales Of only ~ bales made during the day at
lie.
BUFFALO, April % 1851.
The receipts at this port have been folows-Four
$500 bbls wheat IA 900 bus corn $4,000 bus Western
-four is firm with moderate demand both for home
trade and exports with sales Of 1000 bb So rs So 81
for Michigan. Wheat Is in fair demand but the frm-
e holders checks operations $500 bus were sold at
SIC for Ohio Corn Is in fair request with small sales of
mixed Western at 4sc Ohio whskey is selling in small
quantities at 2lc In freights flour is taken in Albany
at 81 c.; wheat at l5c. and corn at IL &c.
ALBANY, April %, 1851
Flour steady but inactive The sales have been 500
barrels, at 81 81 So for pure Genesee good demand
exits for wheat but holders very firm and transac
tions are limited in consequence Corn Is in brisk de-
msnd and the sales reach % 900 bushels at for
yellow round Oats are steady, and $500 bushels have
been sold at 4Sc. Small sales Of prison whskey have
bee made at 24c.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, April 22y-5P VI.
B,v,p.rrrrs - Flow with an improved home trade,
and moderate export inquiry there sales since
our last q 5000 bbs Domestic Mt Slsa l2j for No
superfne $3.50 f4e2 for ordinary 10 sycrite state,
With mixed 10 good Indiana and Michigan ft62 n
s4T5 for fancy Wesern, Ohio and View Orleans SlST
IS for pure Gencssee $500 s. Is for fancy do and
Ohio IS rs s53T for extra Ohio and $3.50 $3.50 for
EXTRA tenesce Canadian inactive ut former figures
In southern the businees amounted 10 about 800 bills
common 10 good at ~ - s4G and fancy, at 50 q
a. 10 including 900 bbls fredrcksburgh on terms
aars ytaipe d-msrkrt unalered Rye -four the demand
was yer light and sales only in retail lots S37
S2I4 Meal was steady, and In request $50 bbls Jcr
sey sold NJ s8O6L Email parcels ~ Ohio What we're
taken nj 81. The inquiry vac restricted by the hrm
of Com was more plenty and lower shout
~ coo Ishes eonprise the extent Of the transactions
', sv ON the spot fetching only ~ sc and mixed to
STRIVE Osyc Oas v@e in ryt,l request fov city, the
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Our Boston Correspondence.
bUsTON, AFrH Il, IoJI-f { n
Sliim,rctk and Melancholy Loss of Life.

Shiparcek and Melancholy Loss of Ltc.
A letter received in this city on Sunday, frou,
Capt. Cook Of Provncetown, Mass per schooner Mel
dated 10th inst 10 A. NJ, which stated that the
schooner Eagle, Cam master which sailed hence for
Yarmouth ~ g., Sunday. 18th inst, with general
cargo eleven beside the captain mate and
four had been wrecked Truro Beach, back side
Of the Cape about Eve miles from Province.own dusng
the gale Of the 18th nstdecks stove masts gore
barrels Of flour fonr cooking stoves dry goods barrels Of
tar en- board and the body of a man in the cabin
The crew and passenre seventeen all told have
doubleday been drowned the most of them probably in
attempting to reach the shore in the boat The following
the names Of those on board -
Mr.. John Cam, Of the vessel. Of Yarmouth, ~
S.; Mr. John H. Ketten, wellknown merchant of this
city of the firm OF Kstte Collins 50 India wharf Mr.
William Burton son Of the Rev. VIM. Burton, Baptist
clergyman. of Yarmouth, n. S.. two sailors who had
been wrecked two months since in the brig Louis OF Var
mouth and returning to their homes in the Esgle
names not known; M-ssrs. Robert Boyd James and
Samuel Cook, Of Yarmouth; three Indians-one female
and two males names not known-who returning to
Nova Scotia TO procure Asrk to into
TO sell in this city all passengers in the schooner Isra
el Cam, MASTER Isaac Sullivan, mate; John Forbes
colored, cook George Trask, Henry Paten and Israel
Wyman seamen The Eagle n vessel. Of ninety
two tons burthen built sor packet between this port
and Yarmouth, and had made her first trip TO Boston
Another British schooner belonging to Annapolis ~ s.
was lost with all on board at the same time and place
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Cleared.
Ryre Liverpool cunard Jr Novelty
verse Bird yerp9oi Williams Guionj Forest King a-
pi pfs. ays as Grsi n'rt'u' Bros War
6asf g. Isaac Sa,a t cSr
a. So DO Ready Kp0 Bt, Norris w3t,9r ss Iss%o
Niekeis Wilmington.
vsSsde c h R d. Nsr%
Mott Frederekshnrr Aida, Delany philadelphia jasper
nan SEaP9S1; Sew Fsdierd Fountain, SssIsTy5ori
Eten Herbert Emory, Portsmouth.
Arrived.
Nail steamship Tlorda Lyon sSyennss g hours
pm Oh New Inlet light passed steamship Alabama heaee
s5p George Washington, nolareass Lysrp2ol g day,
With mdse and 20 Passengers to furuis For The past
seas Iulwars srlt sails 81 wa, Obliged
far as lat ~ to clear the iee at which time saw immense
SIR Westminster. shap,.5 New Orleans; . dAy,: Wiz
SIP caiedonis BrSndsr Rowland, New Orleans . days
Bari Marion tBrl Bower. corh % days. in ballast with
Bark Princeton tof Bathl Page Amssrdsm VIA Cork, q
Barn uno 1.' BescSsr ss.1na. fSS - and Gibraltar
march % with rgi, e Draper Deyin Passed straits q
tsrks TiyOla, Wo0ders1a, ior Niors Lsmartine, Han
from Malass for DO ill Curtis for B9stVn and as'ut
nsrs Bs.,ost is,si r,,hm. rio J,nsro, s. day., with
Bari 9srF1y 9 Jss rcTS,yssgs9 9 days With sugar.
Bark Apollo, lngham Havana 10 days with coffee
&C. 70 Bleidern. Sailed in With bark Empire, Cray
for Falmouth Has experienced succession q northern and
Care Hatteras has had pilot On board four days.
BARK Pilgrim tof North Yarmouthl Robinson 81 Croiy
% days. with sugar aud mola.se g Matthews Finnegsn
fos Has been rs days north Of Hateras h experienced
very heavy weather and gales from Ne Nw lost main
Bark rnosens tof charssgoS waite, sstasIss u day.
with tusSr TO Taylor Co 18th inst lat - % Ion -
Gss as1ala E E2s s, Mr = d'y' With mi'' and
.oses s and tspioes 70 Leland zimmsrmssS Davis.
Brig Annandae tof Candenl sherman, sasua Ia Gra9as
l6 days with and moiasses 70 Sturgss Chairman
Brs Marianne tBrem), Drinhama 81 Jago Dc Cuba u
Brig Demsrsrs tof ssarspor,1 Porter Csrdenas, days
with sugar and oass 10 master Sailed IN GO with sehr
Briy Mary saer M sai,er Windsor Ms with plaster
70 whitney Co. Has had very heavy weather. lost
Brig Tybce ferguson, Charleston days with cotton and
sehr Egsntine Norton aaracabc, March 10 with fusto
&C. 70 master. Sailed in 60 With schr John White, for
sshr ssrcis,a tof codsr,inr). Barasoa Y days. vita
seSr lone nartich. Nsvbern, NC, days, With naval
shore vas run foal q BY sesmbos, YORK. o. south
Ferry, carrying away jbbeom bovsptt billet head ana
sshr Isaac W Hush.s Johnson Nsrbsrn. NC days
sshr Anne Baker, Frank Sevscrn. NC, days with
sehr Frasces Robinson Ne-ben, NC, days, with naval
Sehf Elizabeth Anne, Marshall Washington, NC. days
sehr Mary chslmers Washington, NC, days with M
scbr independence wilkins, Washington. NC days
sehT X Brown, Hulse. Wilmington, NC, asys. With
SIR Jsbsi white ccrson, swanstoro, NC, days with
SIR Cors MsnIey Hammond Plymouth, NC, tasys
Sthr Lucent, Allen, Plymouth DC. tdsy'
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quotations given In last Rye sold to the extent Of
5000 bus river - 73c showing steady market Bar
~ was scarce and nominaliy the same.
Corros-Ihe market continues to present steady
aspect with sales OF coo bales ut the prices accepted
yesterday equivalent TO decline of fourth Of a cent
since the arrival Of the steamer Pacific
PRouaoss.-Pork.-We no ticed only a moderate bus-
ness doing In Ohio and the market rather lower
ioo Dbl. were Disposed Of In retail lots at SIS for
ara VIA Tor old mess Sl3 for and Sll 62s for old
prime Beef was not active the sales not exceeding 100
bb mets at 10 rs Sill 50 and prime At IS rs So so
fiched Meats have still further advanced and closed
buoyany at &C. for hams, and exc 7c for shoulders
~ which 400 packages changed hands. In Lard few
uinng operations were reported at &c 9i4c Butter
was pretty saeabe but quotations remained unsettled
Cheese nominaliy at 5I.c "A Ti.c.
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sesr Parker, Ksvlsy. nsrfsik ; a.ys
sehr Mary Jane, Saitev James River, 3dAys.
Sohr yehn MoreAu, Hitchins, James River, 3days-
Schr John Harris, Leech, James River. 3dsya
Sehr Jersey Oak, Rodgers, James River, 3dsys
Sehr kinsEold, Lewis Baltimore. via Norfolk. days.
Schr Thes II Seaman. smith, Baltimore, days.
sehr Lord. Drissoll, Baltimore. sdays.
Schr Mexico, vsaa msn, Philadelphia, days
schr ChAs Moore. Smith, Plaladel phis. 2 days.
schr John Crouch, Tomlin, Philadelphia, 2 dAys.
schr Grace Caroline, Philadelphia. days, bound TO
New Bedford.
sehr Hsrrist Louise. Cramer Philadelphia, 3days.
Schr Gen Taylor, DoAse, Snowhill. 2dsys.
Schr Geo Gilburn. Carey, Portland, ct, 2 days.
Schr Mary N Brennan. Buel. Portland, CT, 2days.
Schr Baldwin, Dart Portland, CT, 2 days.
Below.
6hip Erin go b ragh, from Liverpool.
Bark Chas Edwards IS days from Rio Janero to Poppe
Co.
Bark Grin, II days from Nassau, MP.
Brig Ocean Bird. IL days from "Creviso."
Brig Galens, 81 days from Havana.
Also, two banks, names unknown.
APRIL 22-Wind during the day NV, and fresh.
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MEDICAL.

z 900 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MoSTITS.-Doc-
C,OOO tor De Laneys Private Medical forrsrisry,
(asridged for popular and Instruction. containing
the symptoms nature and Of certain deses an q
weakneess with the bc~t French remedies No. Price only
l21sc. Sold at the bookstore, and ~ Bovery.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN the and treatment OF delicate diseases
ard ali the kindred by great
ber Of beautifully e?lo-sd plates n large as fe By Homer
postvok IS lecturer surgery and disease Of the
above named n is large quarto0 pages second
edition rriee $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Jsurna"It may he said fcsrlessy TO he equal
Rcords Actons works on the same family o. diseases
snd far superior snythng % We nns ever Puesh.d 70
@ cen,s Author % work Self abuse and We depior
able effects sc ne sixth edition, fcurteen plates prize
a. For sale al the pubshers', STRINGERh TOWhSEND,
n2 Broadway, asd by the an.hor, spi Eresdvay.
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Passengers Arrived.

sAvANNAH-Steamshi.f lorida-S Waterman, c B Ferry
u Wintringbam lady and child, Ferry and lady Miss
Booth; Miss BOOTH Mrs ye.eh Miss CarhaTt Miss
IL Jones. II Wioushby, Mr. Watkins, lady, child and
Mrs orton Miss Benson Mrs Maverick and child Mrs
Proctor J + Cronkhits and lady, N Lyman, lady,
child and servant Mrs Wsler, Miss Mason, Mepo-
nsid T. Gum, Jos Strauss Mace Mace Prescott,
A Smith, Grown and lady, W d Carhsrt, Burney,
Mrs Baleh, Mrs Donyille VIM Iawton, Geo W Lewis
Mead, lady and children X DE Martin. Esq Mrs McIn
tosh and daughter II Fitch. Carleton. " Dustin,
Requa, seohed, d Price. Willard Mr. Dezendorf,
lady and child-66 in the steerage
HAvANA-Bark Apollo-S Tartanni and lady Mazotani.
Agara, s Gerard. varoasini of the Italian OPERA
MATANzAs-Bark Imogene-I Blackwood.
CoRk-Bark Maria-James and Frank Lyons, J john
son, Miss Ellen Holland.
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Rhode Island.

SUPREME ,snERT. KINGSTON.
Presding-Chef Justice Green, and Justices Hale and
Brayton.
SENTENCE OF COLLINS AND DORSEY, BANx ROBBERS
ArRrL 2l.-Accorcng to adjournment, the Supreme
Court met at Kingston HILL this day for the purpose Of
passing the final judgment the conycts John Collins
and Henry G. Dorsey, convicted the last term-Cons
fer the robbery Of the Phoenix Bank, Westerly, in
nection with Tom Kanouse and Levi Cole. and Dorsey
for the crime Of perjury, swearing falsely abb
the trial of kanouse for the robbery thereby endcav
ing to cvade the ends of justice At the adjournment
Of the Court the conviction of the above named
parties application made by counsel for the pri
sopcrs to stay sentence until bill of exceptions could
be prepared for trial The Court the applica-
ton for trial denied the motion and proceeded
pass the following sentence the convicts-John
Collins and Henry {. Dorsey are both sentenced to
years ard labor in the State prison at Providence.
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Ship Emily Cope days from Rio Janero for Baltimore
March -, lat q ~ N, lon AZ w.
bark steering incorrectly reported Cayana, Of Port
land sgnalIed March g. lat As g. Ion Il 56 perhaps
the Cazone Of from New Orleans for Gottenburs
which of Hastings 3lst.
Brig Angola from Guayama for NYork April lat g. lon
Brig Calcutta Of Searsport, from Cardenas for NYork
APRIL IA, off Cape Look Out.
Schr Mercator Leland from Gonavee for NYork 3st u
In Crooked Island Passage had carried maiaboom the
night previous.
schrs Turner and Roxbury for Baltimore and Mail for
Philadelphia, all from Providence, April H. OF Point Ju
dith
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In Brooklyn, on the evening of April 81, by the Rev
NJ. Regain, Mr. THOMAS BsLroN, to Miss CATHERINE A.
second daughter of Peter Dcnney, Esq Of Brooklyn.
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy.
On Suncay evening, April 20, by the Rev Vim. Quinn,
of st Peters Church. MIR. p. D. KLELurr Of San Fran
cisco, to Miss NJ j. WATSON, of this city.
On Thursday, April IT, by the Rev. TIL f. yermilye
FREDERIC ERNST of Winerthur Switzerland, to Miss
HRRETrE s. FIELD daughter Of Leonard Field Esq Of
this city.
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GREAT P.oise RACE TspAy.-The three great PAGERS
Of the Gay Cayuga Maid, Lady Bevins. and Dan Miller
this afternoon at the Centrevie for purse
and from the fine condition Of the yesteraey a.
ernoos, very fast must trot follows the
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UsIoS COURSE L. I-TRoTriNG-The trotting
of yesterday according to announcement. at the
above track but of the six entries only three started
vh-Black Harry, Rann. and Dutch Charley. The trot
neither fast well contested. Black Harry making
it to suit himself throughout. The following is
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Spoken,

V6Io8fapMI6 maIhuc 1ScPO1De =.
NEW ORLEANS. April Ii.
Arrived-Ship Cromwell, Boston; brig Hope, Nfork.
Cleared-Shps Berkshire, and Thos Perkins, Boston.
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SHIPPING.

NOR UNPRECEDENTED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain L. Nye. This steamship will
depart with tho mails for Europe positively Saturday
May 10TH at IL o'clock NJ from her berth Mt the foot
Canal street No berth secured until paid for All letters
pass through the Post Cce For freight
having elegance comfort
apply EDWD. X. COLLINS, 50 Wall street. Positively
will be received board after Thursday
May Sth. The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Pacific
and sail 4th,
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noCToR YOURSELF-FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTB-
~ By of the Pocket sculapius Every One m
Own Physician: thrtieth edition, with hundred
cravings showing diseases and maorm aticns sAAps
and form by William Young MD, Graduate Of the Unl-
versity Of The various forms Of secret dis
plain language. The chapter Self Abuse worthy s1
particular attention and should be read by every sAa
Young Who have been In de
ease previous to placing yourseves under the OF
doctor no matter Whist his pretepsons be-
Of this truly full work Strangers visiting the city. par
cuarly those contemplating marriage, don't think Of
Sea captains and persons going sea should possess De-
1ounEs Treate Marriage, the Pocket EsculapiuA
Every One His Own seian Any sending twenty
ye cents enclosed in letter will receive copy Of tAs
book by mail Ave copies will be sent for dollar Al
dress Or. VIM YOUNG, 152 Spruce street, Phiadeiphs
also Tor sale NY Strnger Townsend s Broadway, New
YorI