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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

H The EUROPEAN News which we
publish this morning, will be read with un-
usual interest. The British Ministry makes
no Roadway, and has not yet got through
with its emasculated aati-papal bill, nor
begun upon its amended budget.
In France attention has been given to a
riot, brought on because the police at St.
Armand saw fit to prevent few young men
from amusing themselves by marching
about town with a red flag. Had they
been left alone to have their frolic out, no
further harm would have come of it, but
the fool of Project could not tolerate
any such lawlessness. The Governors Of
France need to know more of the Jefer-
sonian theory, and mind every body's busi-
ness great deal less.
From Germany we hear that the King of
Prussia has taken the bit between his
teeth, and run away where he thinks Aus
tria can never catch him. He refuses to
accede to the agreement which his repre-
sentatives had made, admitting Austria to
bring all her extra German Provinces into
the German Confederacy, 1t seems too,
that the Court of St. Petersburg protest
against this scheme of annexation. This is
not surprising. Austria is subjugated by
Russia, but not submissive; and could she
but once shelter her Slavonic Magyar and
Italian Kingdoms within the boundaries of
Germany, end thus control and WELD the
power of the Confederacy, she would at
once renounce her hated vassalage, and
become q rival instead of dependant
This FESTIVE disposition is of course, no Sc
cret at st. Petersburgh, and this protest
may be taken as check put upon it.
There is talk of disposition to adopt
the plan of National Parliament in the
Reorganization of the Confederacy which
must be begun again at the beginning
But in German politics nothing can be
counted on with certainty so long as such
a weather cock as the King OF Prussia has
a controlling voice. The likeliest upshot
iust now, seems to be a return TO the old
diet by way of compromise between the
parties, each of which demands something
which the others regard impracticable if
not impossible.
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Court OF AppeaIs-THuRsDAY, April 5

DLcIsIoEs.-The People ex. rel. Grifng and
ryOndert The Mayer COMMON C0Snei Of ts Guy
If Brooklyn Judgmeat VI Sofrsns cogr fsvesei, an1 asscs
ssrmsd With the city in hs Court bsiov
The Mayor &C. Of Neo York ropondenf, hdde ddrhIHee-
judgment AHMED In the Court u Appeals has csd
that shs for bs0s6t local Con
stiutonal
JspsnIsT AyYrzzIs-Anna Undshi ADM mpssad
cd Ac Gyms DsDns Fslx Gum Abel Whsan Michael
Gusery respondent Jane, Saith Hss Rhods sspoudsnt
" 6eOFg. Rhode and others Ephrn LbE, respondent, kop
Cd &c Sans Same The Psop VIM Arnold Tns People
Jf Mutual lns Co Of Buffalo, vshe Board Of So
pevsors Ere Co John Brovn pouosnt ffsdk PsntI
snd hogsn Gray Wm. COagdon Joha Il Harbsck
Cher, respondents James Bishop, and Others Willard
Cra Gsrmord Nett Thomas Van Allan Fafhans Morris
James Dole Adrian Janes aad csj Horace
whitaker Buso Cottoa Manu- Co sussnnsh CoggsE Trs
tees So Mays Church. Albany
DHREH RsVEnsEoChaFlss OakF respondent,
Aspra and sthss aud tri grated 70 asds
sweat h1Iaod Bsse Of Aumord, rsponden Tho An
sld Trust Co and b dmssd costs 70 dsisadss Cou
Andrew Miller Dsas Ls-s add others resf gAntsd
eo.is 70 ABIDE Benjamin p Pstf respondent Oosi
Aadsws, samsj Morgan Gray, rsspondsnt sehsuck and
seLsuck bill disssso the defendant Courts
below bat without prsncee 10 suit Bsak Of Rochsss
Benz Jones trial granted costa abds Alfred
Gnsrol respondent shsldan Psyns Charles Car
pentsr respoueeu. Henry Shsdoa ard others 0srt
suh John 5snger John s. Giles Joseph Lyon ard
gfoand had
RENTED 70 The suprsms Court With direction proceed
thsrsD according % hv.
Rs-ssvzls7 or5l.n.-charss r. Merritt John r. Seaman
Jssstk 7. Susst respondent ~ Jonas Bartlett.
DSgEHn hssurD.-chsEss Psrsss ". paasJ Wan Aaksa
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PHILADELPHIA.
Shocking Accident-lIan Shot-BOy Killed
Markets-Stocks, &c.
Coresnoud ance of The Tribune

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April 5.
This morning, about IL o'clock, large portion
OF the ruined wall OF the Assembly Building, situate
Teuhst forced out 10 consequence of the back wall
falling 10. more complete wreck Of building never
Witnessed wasTumored that horse and dray, and Two
three ladies buried beneath the ruins. 1t 10
known whether this 10 true not the street. has
cleared Of rubhishup to The time Of pennng this
Last night Thomas Kennedy, belonging 10 Delaware
County, admitted into the Hospital With his face COM
pletely Tiedled with shot He sstes that man named
Nathaniel Rue sbOt him with double barreed gun during
alteration betwes q Them
A. ID Cresson aged Is years was killed yesterday
Ing the residence Of his parents Fishers Lane Bhsto
Township by the accidental discharge CT gun, upon the
muzZe OF which he was leaning
lie FLoUA makst hmer There increased eIpor dsmand
5000 standard brands sold a, 81 37 ~ bb
lot 80 off, Sales lots for connDptoz ~
a. Tor and good brands and - b0Sso FOR ehOcs
O Rvs FLouE and held Al 90 So sas Of
Co.'S 81 6s y bbL WHEAT nodsrsts request and
pr STEADY bush PenaB vaoa Red a. 909c and
White AZ 81 DIAL q T. buSh including mixed At 95c RrE
There little Offering; 5000 bush yellow
sod At 6c Holder. ask sAoat Sales OF 1000 bush
Penns, wanna T. bush The CorTos miret dull and
prces buyers CLoVEsstTD od demand az s.
quality Ia TNoTHY and FLAxsElD nothag done
demand. Sales Of hhts s02 &c, and bbs
st13Lc
81 LOUIS 6s, II s4i 500 Read Rt 2s $50 do.
ss 500 do 7s Harrisburg Rk 4Si $1,000 Tenn S. ss 100
Scona Boara- Morris Canal 81 300 Remington WV, Is,
10 - spnrs Garden s.. - lgli 100 unon Canal IA is
FerRto 40 Gard b. 1874 50 Read RR, Ssss 800 do,
qs1l $40 Win Rk, e., ga.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL 4.
The LEGISLATURE.

The SENATE, after reporting several
bills, discussed the alleged bribery case at
considerable length, and finally adopted a
resolution declaring that the Select Com
mittee on Gambling, Messrs. ROBINSON,
JOHNSON and STONE, acted imprudently in
signing the note addressed TO Bull at the
Astor House, but have not forfeited the
confidence of the Senate in their honor
land integrity as Senators and as men,"
The ASSEMBLY passed the bill for the
enlargement of the Erie Canal and the
completion of the Black River and Gene
see Valley Canals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
TIL. Albany Resi,ter and Gov. Fish.


The Albany Register closes as follows reply
of two columns 10 the miserable twaddle'
which it aweetly thinks we employed in exposing
its omission of articles against the election of Gov.
Fish from the copies of The Register sent that
gentleman. We add nothing to this interesting
explanation:
We have procured snca the TIbuass 6rH article ap.
peared from our agent In TO whom all copies Of
The REGISTER for subscribers that city, Gov FiAh included,
forwarded copies OF the Daily Sfde Register OF Aarcn
3th and IAN and i7h and 18th We have stated that ar
cIe which are set mn alter the going 10 press OF the frat
edition. which 10 the sent 10 New York, are Intended TO
appear in the corresponding edition the neII Day The ar
dcie in the second morning edition, OF March 18th, en-
Titled Fasehoods OF the journal was thus set up aiser
the HeWYofk papers OF that date were struck Oh But II
oa inserted In The FIRST edition for the next day March 4h
and sen 10 New. York and II Gov Fish will examine his
paper OF that date March 4h he will fad the missing ar
ucle a. large life We only mortified al discovering
that the Governor regards the State Register Of so little
consequence to read so inattenlivey The shorl ar
Gle OF March 7lh we ma In me semi W eehy hsoe up
that day. from which It does not appear to have been re-
transferred 10 the Daily
We invite any person who may feel interested In the
matter to call at our counting TO examine the docu
menis for themselves at the advertising Office OF Mr. W.
h. Mcdonald No. so Broadway N. Y , at which latter
place that certain white hat and white coat VIII
spec Oily make their appearance and hold inquest over
the remains OF this exploited humbug.
We suhjon a certificate of the foreman OF two City Dali
Hes and nasmuch a. even The Tribune would hardly refer
US to the Journal for third; and request len al the
rooms Of The Knckerbocser Tor s foremen 20 JON 'nsm
the proposed terms for its publlcaonin The ITf6Hns'
Reaiter Of The 18th and th Of March Of the sud
MonPg Editions Of those dates respectively with resr
,uppress OF certain articles would that they I'd tie Gle
Faehoods Of the Evenirg Journal tbs morning edition
The article Shoals h1d in the morning
edition Of Monday March II the day on which tns S Hssy ne
ing edition Of 18th required and used and we believe to
was not inserted York edition Of the 18Th instant
d. FARLING, Atlas Office
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Interesting Intelligence from the ssuth.

BALTIMORE, Thursday April 8.
At the meeting of the Maryland Reformers at
Annapolis the Committee on the Coored Population
ported articles giving power TO the Legislature to pass
laws for the OF Free Negroes and for their Regis
raon; that the population beng made incapable OF hold
ing Real Estate by e acquired aer the adoption OF this
vey 10 them Real Estate be null and void only so
lease Real Estate for term of ole year No Slave to
be Manumted unless condition of leaving the state
within so days and Free Negroes allowed 10 come into
the State 10 reside
The Americas Fire Company will arrive about II o..
clock having missed the Baltimore afternoon cars at Wash
ngton owing accident which occurred 70 the steamer
on which they went 10 visit Mount Vernon. splendid
reception will be given them their arrival, by the Me-
chaHca Company Of this city who have prepared mag
ni6cent supper for them AZ the Carroll Hall
The Steamship Brother Jonathan 10 fast completing the
repairs required by the accident which recently TO
her ard will leave for her destination in a few days
Seven OF Capt. Frenchs company were executed with
him al Salto One escaped after fighting for two hours
The Colonization Socetys bark Baltimore reached Sc
vaansh Saturday last and large number OF emiersns
already on board
The New Orleans papers contain accounts OF extensive
creYasaea above the River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Robert RnntouI Defining his Position-Ths
Fugitive Slave Law and tho Citizens OF
Lynn. ~.


A meeting was held yesterday afternoon in this
place by the LocoFocos OF Essex County for the purpose
Of giving Hon Robert Rsntou Jr opportunity 10 deoe
bis position since his return from the u Senate He
spoke an hour and foryfve minutes and he read the fol
lowing resolutions &c containing his views on the slavery
question Al the close OF the meeting he sntmousy
nominated as the LocoFoco candidate for the represents
ton OF Essex County In Congress.
The following are the resolutions resd by the honorable
gentleman. after having addressed the meeting:
Rsoved the Constitution Of the United states has not
ed upsn Congress power law suhorEug officers
of the United States slavery irsedom
within the territory Of stats and carry them out OF the
wherein they found be held slaves another state
RoiVed That person any State oil THIS Onon can N
fully deprived OF his liberty without due OF law, which pro-
cess the Of alleged fugitive from service suit At com
wherein the act WHISTLER sad fugitive was lawfully held
the State from which he alleged TO have escaped
shall be determined by a trial BY Jury.
such Jury should precete the dsey
Of the party claiming him, Of such ALLEGED 9gye and
should bad hs vicinity where the alleged fugitive found
Resovd That the determination Of the question liberty All
presumption Of law and fact and ought 10 be avor liberty
Rtsoird That the Fugitive enacted by tbs
late expired COZ principles uust Unconstitutional
dsrogon Of the fundamental OF the GoVenen add
ought 10 be speedily and for repealed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Markets. NEW ORLEANS, April 30 PM.
nrrnN il dnll nneratnra waiting the Baltic, q

COTTON Is dull, operators waiting the BaItic's
FLOvA selling sia4 o. Mess PsaE has advanced %
rs and hooer are ssing ga Gales made Of 100 o0
Of bulk Rss round e9o BAs0z has advanced % Ss
prime bbsd The quotations for ehocs noLAzs 80
a3i. For RIO conEE ok9l0k Fair svsAE,4x06A Sterling
IIcBAssE 10 At l0k. FIsIsHTs are dull
ETw OzLEAss April 3-5 Pm.
hs Corros MAkKET dull al parties lsepng back for the
Balucs the about 500 bales Il
quotations inactive sas- OF 50obu.h elbow
g. Tn OH OA7s a. 42a46c Mss, PoEx
sequsst 10 1854 The
The let 81 Geo 5D OF MI kinds BAcoz SIDES sold
far eItent during the esy e oe ~ CvT hsArs Tiers good
business doing for sh nders Pnns HoLA,s.
vsncsd ssc y gallon, being The
Lam for two DAYS reach 900 bbs ok FEEeEss
dropping ExeHASs1 Gro T6sscoo bas Dull
st6ka7k for ordinary Kentucky, and i0aik Tor prms.
CHAALEsTos, Mach 81.
The corTos market BE- said 10 brought
yesterday The transactoD beng limited 40 bales
ranging from "a lo4e. Other articles Unchanged.
sAyAssaH. Marca %.
The Gales Of coFToS day have been has
unvlnsss Of holders 20 oss their stocks Press sgsd from
e0loh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Weather Items.
BY Bai's Line, 0ties q WaH-stl

BvnILc-FOrf Porter, M-Buonstss % a. Tier attached
90. DO detached tssky swind Wswclouds sWL,fs very
rough.
EOessEIcod and wod bwIns perfect gale from the West
AusvEs-Wind w-eIsu-bbvs nossas;sly
sIEAeSsstroDE West wndsght showers during the day
Tksr 80
Uric.-csar, and wind w-Th~46
FO.I PIAH-VHAblssEh hal storm his ahsrnOOnwtad ST.
Thsr&
ALsAsI-Wnm-wind sW, and sAowsFy-Thsr
BY horsSs Ltns, Office is Wallst
Bs,Atostrosg westerly wind and clear bs-Ihsr 10 hsr
90. Bar $500
RoensT-Fns clear svsssgstrons West vind blown all
day, mailing IL rather sneomloriab s-Thsr
AusuaH-A very cloudy evening" ind W-Tbsr A.
sHleSss-Been cold, UNPLEASANT day, rarvnd NV
Thar
os.ssscOO cloudy and rather unpsasantvn& wThsr So
Bar 81 700.
UTsncs morning have bad al sorts Of weather, rain sn.v
and sunhns tu toward cleared 3D. and have beautiful
s'enins-sad W-IhN 70, Bar ss4to, hH %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Items from the Capital.


Bya special grant of the reservations OF public
lots or the residences of Foreign Ministers which
specially designated by Congress in the original location
OF this city, The Portuguese Minister went days ago.
10 company with prominent citizen, to fix he locality
which found Equsiiei upon He waited upon the au'
thoriues TO day asking for q new location
The "Americus Engine Company, AFTER pariaking OF
dinner ULited States Hotel len by special train to-
night he Wing failed meet the Baltimore evening rsin,
in quence OF The steamer running aground In which,
after inspecting localities and calling upon the Pres
dent, they visited Mount Vernon.
The extensive sale OF the urnu contained In tue resi-
dence OF NJ Bos lie Comte late French Minister 10 the
United States CON menced here to-day and was bringing
very high prices our fashionabes being largely In as'en'
dance.
Our Police are the look out for the Richmond duels,
Daniel and Scott who expected TO eight In this neigh
borhood to-day but their whereabou. has not yet been dis
covered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

NEW"OkLEANs, w eonesohy, ApHl a.
The Crevasse at Bayou Sara has inundated the
There 10 also large Crevasse at the Race Course
and two Psquemne but small portion OF that parish
will not suffer from the overflow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

n "SToP THAT DREADFUL CousH. -
We call the attention Of tho public TO his great sad vaua
BILE remedy for Colds Coug hs Ashms and Consumption,
GcHxScK's PuLMoaIc sYRUP This upuvs LED medicine
will 10, only relieve but speedily cure When al olneT
means have hailed Deude no Yourself TO me grave win
sny Of The vile compounds IA The shape OF Bers or To-
fusons Of Wild Cherry" which frequently brace up the
iusgs producing Night Svest CosIiyeness and diseases
OF the moot sarrring character. Make no experiments
whatever upon the delicate tissue OF lungs but seek 81
the sale and healing remedy, aud you are saved
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for S. c. Chckener
Co are he General ARenis for NewYork and Vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
HurcHINes's VEGETABLE DYsPEPsIl

BrrrERs-The sedeptsy habits Of most people esd to
dyspepsia aid The pumber OF victims Of hs most distress
slnf complaint 10 his city be enormous Reckless OF
thel neaih they safer on without attempting 10 eradicate
the disease from hey systems which can be
eeetusly and cheapy by the OF HvrcaIsGss Vege'
table Dyspepss Bies lnvslds shou At least give Il
usl from which We hnow they will derive the most bsne
hcia effects The Office for lie sale, wholesale and retail
10 ~ LIZ Faltc nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Navigation an Lake Ontario.

The steamer Northerner, the first boat OF the
seeson aiyed here to-day from Rochester The Ontario
which boat viii leave here eSerg nornfSG fo
burRh and every afternoon At O'CLOCK Tor Lewiston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
CollIsIon ON the Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Thursday April 5.
The Lawrenceburg packet Mary Bell was run
into night by the steamer Pennsylvania and sunk The
boat 10 a total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

No. 10 was argued Nos. 81 and 90 lchsnged
with 49, wes ssso ~ ao5sF ssumsat
iem 81 Lswrsnes csansy toe Rosses Lead hnag
Compsny.
There runner that jugs Bfonsoe Chs Judge Of this Court
The saoaien he hod exceedingly daoUs
JUDGES hsyso pay e. o.a sad maintenance.
sons sT0 ssvng but o. 49, SALARY. The
euprens Court but 81 800 judges Local
oprs az fbe three Judges
onmoa berg sseh 900 JUDGES
a. Superior Court each eS.b per snD1ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
The PsnnsyIvanIa Coal Operators.

ApIII
The Coal operators met this afternoon. The at
tendance large Mr. Tucker President OF the Read
Ing Railroad Company, conferred with Committee aud
stated that the Company disposed receive any plan
from operators that would either reduce the quantity
maintain rang prices After receiving the report
they djourned TO meet Monday forenoon next de-
Yile some plan 70 meet The exigencies Of the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Late and Interesting from santa Fe, &c.

SI. LOUI5, IhuTBday, APTH D
Santa BE dates to the 10th February are re-
ceived by the arrival OF Major Cunningham Army Pay
master. The news Il unimporiant The Census returns
ofNew-Mex show population OF 81 ,504 Indian
rsgess continually occurring and much danger sppre
her ded In the Spring The Apscha sod Utah tribes
said have leagued for the purpose Of nerceptng Santa
re traders. party Of Americans, going fron Browns
train 10 Fort, were attacked BY some eawnee Indians.
The Az having been reinforced repulsed the Ind
azs, with considerable loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

II SGpgsrties, Ulster Co, has just chosen
Whig and Free Soil town oficers-Nathan Kel-
logg, (whig) Supervisor, by large majority
The town has gone Opposition for years before,
and last fall gave Seymour GIT votes to 535 fOr
HINT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Anti-sIavery Lecturing at Toronto, &c.

TOKONfO ThuTsdayl ApTHo.
Last night Frederick Douglass and George
Thompson lectured Slavery to large audience Doug
lass denounced the African Colonization Scheme he sd
ysed the ugvss NOT TO take refuge Canada but stand
their ground and thought that would be well 70 strength
their hands by the the United States OF those
already In Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Jenny Lind.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday, April 2
The receipts of Jenny Lind's two concerts at
this place were $4,000 Miss Lind and party leave in the
morning for the Mammoth Cave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
nIr. Heh.ter and the Presidenf.

WASHINGTON, Thursdsy Apru D.
II il currently reported that the President is
dissatisfied that Mr.. w ebster should desert bis
post Secretary of the State and go idinnerating
about the country saving the Union and making
bids for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

WEsrcHEsTER.-TowS ELEcTIoSs-In Rye,
the Loco Focos elected their whole ticket by an
average majority of IS. Ner6ery d. Haisterd'
Superyisor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

e PARK BENJAMIN has been giving Lectures
and Poems through successive evenings to great
audiences At Buffalo, Rochester, sc. The jour-
nsls Of the cities named speak warmly in praise
OF bis efforts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

Ats.st-tiss, ARD very pleasant an sAoat ,,.,. -
nc We nss bad regular April Showers Ell he assss
T,o,-hs,s :, .a "-sn y sis, roT, nsrsI ~s
sTenipg-vnd W-Thsf a. - as's aas esg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

The LIONS OF NEW YORK. - The
Greatest Lion Of NewYork at this LYON OF 40
Broadway Like the Ant lon he is fatal 10 the industrial
nsec called the and also death upon bedbuRs oacae
crickes musbetos flies, feas, and every other minor
ab0mnaton that jumps, runs or cfawls. bis magneuc
Powders when they out In troops from their hiding
places devour lay them their beam ends nslanter
while his Magnetic Pills offer similar nducement, and
insure siuar fate to rats and mice. There's not grain
of human poison IN either
LYONS DEP a 420 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Rich CARPETINes. IL Hum

PHREy, S79 Broadway, Of Widest. have just
ceved rom Europe per packet ships Patrick Henry Queen
Of he West and Montezums and have now In store their
brated Of Grossly sons and Pardoe, Hoo
mans Psrdoe, consisting OF rich Velvet Tapestry and
paid particular attention In the selection of goods we
prepared TO display tho moe. the ana
defdedy the best offered In the country Aso
large stock of English O Cloths new designs and thor
Cu2hy seasoned which are offered with all other choice
soods at the lowest possible market prices. mSl bt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
State Of the Ohio River-wsathsr, Sc.

PITTSBURGH Thursdsy, April >.
We have had very heavy rains for the last two
days. There Is ak feet Of water ia the channel aud
rising rapidly. The markets generally the same
ported In previous dispatch The weather to-day s
clear and the thermometer In The shade at O'clock stood
at so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
Rhode Island Election.

We have received the returns from the follow
ing counties, which we compare with the result
in ls4s:
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HARRIsBURGH. Thursday, April 5


The bill to 70 charter the Easton Bank was
passed by the Committee Of the Whole In the House this
afternoon The House Committee reported in favor OF
State reIuming the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
mtee OF Three have been appointed to examine the
counts Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04
LAW COURTS.
Court Caisndar....TEIs DAY.

~ 20 S. l. clntvs-
UEITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 50,
Ell q TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

SPRING STYLES OF STRAW HATS FOR
CHLDREN-The subscriber jus received several canes
Of Boys and Infants Straw Halls HIS stock OF these sr
ces embraces every style and variety Ladies are respect!
fully invited call and examine this rich and varied stock
OF sur mer Halls for CHILDREN. WIN. BANTA,
a 2ts I06 Canal-st. cor. OF Woosterst