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HEALTH OF Mr.. CLAY.-'The accounts from wash
ng,on all represent the health o; Mr. Clay TO be IN very
precarous condition The correspondent Of the New OH
Tribune final and inevitable fate OF men Is
fast encompassng Mr.. Clay lnexorabo Death moves
apacc toward his distinguished victim The lion s at last
driven TO his lair and he hopelessy awaits the shaft which
is to terminate his career There is hardly the shadow OF
hone Of
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80" NHWARD FOR a RUNAWAY SLAVE.
Al from Tie Ic!cute Of Mrs. Lucy Winircc IN Ches
s''"ar Hu'y 10 jauGa,. ISL named DANIEL
" Trade between ity and sixty years o age OF ohcH
at! "i medium Daniel speaks very slow, and has
s-sslicm locking the person addressing him. His
s "''n .ises Manchester; and expected that he IL
is t"u. Ma; 9laCc New Kent county where nc was
m -" gave the above reward for the delivery Daniel
'' So 80 I1,yn, " np Ef.u
r, Guardian of Thomas w and D. T. Branch.
rt;ersSurc Dec. u. lS5i--ciw
Rict
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RUMOREO DEATH OF COMMANDER LYNCH
The Norfolk Herald says there report in that city, on
Wednesday, said be well founded Of the doalh Of Com
mander William F. Lynch, U. S. Navy.
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FOR SATu

IVY sO THOUSAND ACRES OF RAppsu,rSorr pJyEp Ann
ifEf "f sale "San,ee" Estate snm,,sS M cnun,y of Caro-
@ % on the Ralannock River below Fredercks.
~ * Containing two thousand Acres ~ ~
or sixteen hundred which are la, ,,,, t ~ ,u,riv
and II good Of cultivation yhs rema,nder ia
m 'ains more than suicency Of TIMBER and ie or ali
~ 'FS ri the farm ~ anu 'uei 'oi a''
i'm. ii"'eInen;s consist of a commodous modern bu,, ve,
,.a repair ana all the requisite outhuuses ru;ng sub
nu a. er' ca1ins adequate 10 The Of large
a admits OF division into Two or three f,r,p ara
uc preferred 10 sell the whole IN ole lo1 IL will be 70 dr.
iL,tnr Nt!.t'c convenience OF purchasers
'ci l. necessary 10 describe njnutalv
haas. "r wishing 10 purchase of course examine il for
proved however add iha: taking view It's fertility in,
iacre vicinity market, and known heallluuess
vii shau &c .ae Is rarely oher,d ior safe Virginia
s1l .r % PROPERTY with pleasure any wishing 10 view it,
,e 10 20 me al Fredericksburg be rromptly a..
aoS Gl-cu SAMUEL GORDON
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FORTY DOLI,AKS REWARD,

Is NJ -, rom he subscriber, the Sh nst his two Negro
.,E.b 'I'"! FLlER Jim yellow esl or lDch
a. Od' and Neutrality-suspicious. q years old Peter IL
" ass cei 10 inches high. black, with down.
s"""sh ;t:hsln will $50 Tor their apprehension and
al! ti. :" that them, $40 Tor their delivery
W: esi!sGcehait the above either think
s'rN; ia5 lbs y /. nErIIfa RnJv fsr.sk
Mar n,strir
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-------SeN$------
pESIcN ALTON lE MIR CLAY.

,elcgraphic despatch from Frankfort Kentucky datso
on the 23d ust states that letter from Henry Clay re-
signing his seat in the United States Senate was fad IN
both Houses othe Legislature on that day. and that reso
luton adopted in tho Senate, in which doubtless e
House would concur 10 elect Senator Tuesday next
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r,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,slIsnEp nAsLr S,,aa,s aSp sks.1whf. s,rcahE, sn.
II L II -.


..yc,I dollars per annuRl anu al the rate "i eshl
- , T G s!;sS no.; .e @ i"afs S SIX sG n,o"Ss, sS y y
,-,y, I've n. ctTc. Ecmiied by mail, post psli
n" -. ..", ."l' a.. .4r q. 'hc eat "i the year
iai4s u ,u,y rem:tcI Per mail, IN good and
~ ] s.. lsk SIthe Ea;oIs: i as i. postage q a. ~,
" .-r::Ts. The postage 81 single isiieF is seaite
=; "a .e II the accumulation OF postage In
M,eh %sn;sss, az ss,!|9s lax upon Editors
. n,IiS EN2UlREH.-Fer TEN ilnss OF teLs, nrst IN
y TIC t aui every succeeding isrtoh twenty tive Gents
week twice week, three times week, thirty
- ., i. /. raj: tc'.s. ,,, ,,;-.. ,;ro, ,oa in
Aaaa ,vertise u.!ts ihexcet 400. ry
a. t CHARGED Ito dollars ne!nis!)
Nj: N l.s.nLY-tci TEN lcs or iess, nrsi lnseiuo"
y 80 .-.... loailGga:ce - ceuts. -,,,.
stance mus, accompanied with the advance pay
o. :, ..tr!e.ccS. !ls;tre execution. -. 49,.
r.s ard tributes u respect, crceeci"s etS '
w at Is L4-.F!'ScaistdS. ,rh.,.y.r -,
t.:r.ss ard Marriages from tho county, . @
~ sahHuwn ~ Hi'st pc y. ="
AZ m ~. cl "a IN. sab"rhn"a OF 'e! vi. Ia 40
Js s Every measure ,.:!: tas been ttheh 10 i'''h
ss g.zze. haf proved !s:eIoiorr uhafai''h2 We MIS-
"l'"' ~ .ur ease. tie communications belS ceu
st ~ pas.:,as"r. irrt;'sn an the hack Of Ia. ":r
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NJ. LATHAM,

ATTUKNE 7 4 II La ",
gNpaCT,crs WAsuiSoToN CITY d. G.
anr h as several Courts OF the District Of Columbia.
Cd, b @ peiaC, his profession, which may be enrs.
,ia, n. ",.. - With prompt attention. He refers 10
Gen. JSo. NJ. Mec,,. w Wa,bnr,on n e
-, lAMEs J. MILLER ESQ
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tE CcUc Meeting o the Stockholders o the Farmers Bank OF
ksa1 wi! be iei Banking House IN the CITY oi
Rtalst Wednesday the lit' day I" January. lS52
Bank hereafter ni
ia any directors Officers oi Bank
wt snail have been executed sixty days
- .r t,... O.: cycci,n.'i }. ii. COOK Cashier.
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tioN WASTED.-A married man fwi,lou, f.,,;ly,
in & @ Native OF N.ia who has had Sc eveaI Ynrs
ana lal emascs, wishes obtain situation
las, NJ a A. a!eny prvu. family. wife would TAX
T.. 90 young Ladies In Music aud French " N' 80
VIII be given application r. r. S. Richmond
Dss. 2-eIm
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!iNNh OE VIRGINIA.
'5HiE General Ncctin. Stockholders Of the Bank OF VT
w y rc n. hei. Banking House, IN the city oi Kci-
paJ HE Ih Jaauary The Transfer Books OF the
h' rom 2rh Dtccn.er 10 1t JANUARY Ihe law
~ officer director Of Bank sla hereafter vote ap
:ir" Ahoicr any cieccn of directors or officers {"
ba any yo.y valid, whc shall have been executed
ei@ y, s9Hr" Eia o! election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

s;s.!tuG nvrd new Improvement In mdnuaclur
~ lam Euiags, Grating. &c made from roh Nous aLu
Ion designated WIRE RAILING Il Is the most beau'
~ r .u.c private grounds farms. Cemeteries baico
~ ',.,,..... ar:,ors etc. elc WINDOW GUARDS AND
NJ ia stores dwellings. luuac asyiums, prisons, 3euin
10, Ius;caGs wiki wire king tree guards coal anu
variety ui articles 100 numerous 10 iicit"t ~hch
"!. i"sse-siig c"nvsnietces ne peofe
,..u. tr,m he l..p which this artcle
l Fl, ecgace, coaciucd with strength, Tor The beauty OF
variety designs and especially for theaiEess Ga:
than i) altogether unrivailed by any t!ns
offered public Tie plan Of Crossing the rods Is SO con-
,C hiaLS oier. husa mutual support Is gwen 10
~ yLE ; tine whoe structure. Il Is ocileVed that Ia
n. al and manufactured IN thus manner
-. a, the violence ihatn Cast Iron Railing III
~ use capable Of wl.slandng Prices vary from 81 cents
e. iGca! loot ~ .,u....,. 80.
Tie manufactures WIRE FENCES. for Closing
lawns, guaranteed 10 resist caIlc horse-'
, wtc orcomng extensively used, and greatly dn
.ecI ey htre appeardnce aud elegance OF icn being I'M
distance the view s;huS uninterrupted he Pros
=. a beauty uf landscape unlniere1 Inc ience
eireiy new plan, being portable !tt nc
nav down ana transported with the same aciiity as
4ry Price msl % So per rod including Iron
.s. .ruu. X 20 Ii ie.t apart.
.Iss orders addressed 10 3e Proprietor VIII meet with prompt
,a.1;,n JOHN u. WlCkERStiAM.
2i0 Broadway, New York.
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W.ggaorsE-2io Broadway, y. Y.
WysH,-New York Wire Railing WORKS. % and OIL Lewis street
H-Sver Medal awarded by American Institute 1850 Bronze
VII awarded BY Franklin Institute, eiI and ISIS.
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sgva. ihrs. .H'G!.,! .A'Gein. ~
Yhi tay arc liniir ~ ,r attorney and fled their BILL
Mlmm O. Winston appointed guardian nj
lem 3cer!ants. and affidavit having been made and
:,L m caUse In. ccencan William 2. Bowers and Ellen
B,sea.1 rt,iae and - Mcdaniel. children of Deli
A PE. this commonwealth and they
according 10 the
a, NJ A,,.o.y AM ,.c ruin hs the oi the
.rli- Is .' ;ne dcicnantS. William p Bowers
I'D Srr - Nc l,a!ligl aud Mcdaniel, above
-d hr notified appear Dur! Tuesday III Janusry next
III 10 what necessary :o'cci ;he iaereSt IN hl' ui'
col,y-icsu
n.r GLcS: :w o. NJ WINSTON. ID. {. II. G.
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iu,..; ~. uiNa /. atac.glGn returned executed.
deeG:am the sum q"
ixely yea ot au ,h..vc c.t due by single bill. with e
cg", lie -i Ga. ,ifIl t>o. I'll Iald; and u
:ra. said l.i.uia! - no; resident oi Ibs
H." an,, o. attorney Is ordered maj
Gue publ
1T. "n. - what's nccssar protect his interest,
..> Tor successive
S..as The Richmond Enlic pub sedn the ciiy
justeJ the door Of the Courthouse
tpnaiy the first day OF The county
4 ac"tyTrsic, JOHN HUNTER, Z. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

INCliASCERS-I In Hanover County Court November 18th,
- J,gu h. prtdiy, Joseph r. Pdy, John Prdy. Robert "
Wnn wtiis. Sarah A Prid!y Susan a. Prddy, Nancy
ms wo ~as Naby PuiAy. Elizabeth Holman, who Eliza
'h r-;.L!, au,, jai!:ar!l. PgIidy. plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

Taua, u Turaer. Jua Turner Richard NJ Turner - Thach.
sr and "A. hi. Fr.,SU RoSsun aud Jane VI. his WIFE,
Ca, .a Susan William + Bowers, Ellen Bowers, and
- lcpaa. and Mcdaniel heirs of Deliiah PIidly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-30

s,:r,,. "a street, near Main, Rchnlvnd. Va Deaiel
iN 4 So -. ana A.!ccas Marbc Mouun.cnts, Tumhs
N..lp!c:rs. every description "ail fasesfronl
>s..ss'--
...A. - ,,,y,,- syec cirt in the neates manaer.
Az .%ltl ciIy reference promptly dI,enoeGLo
naS ~ .rtye his apprenticeship III one OF the largest
dF ark Guy, having iuuch experience IN the
tal ali work executed his shop will glys
,,,v Rom. S,r ar Spnh 5-clY
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NIEIhStA-.lN CHANEliI At Rnlcs hsii III III. Cierk
the Circuit the county o Cumberland, Oh The
first M5Hiay ii December, lSll:
Mgyn L. r.:I!Dcton fl-lnuh:
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1'a!Hst
lweii an ScT"nlsba his wife, Daniel iiaook and
E.l,te Ills alc. H. Cdsnngror -':oert r " rv
Cagu, m William G. Thomas lZP"'itA @ a go
~ Sanuc! nooStr aGi George po.he rrtncs IT,
p nnssai5, me- r. MI 4A tAts"@ r. ( sd%.ss H.
I Rid 4 uanicI. john pupuy Innn H. DupuE Chhrles
u@v s,l. Duqu uiuy Nary pni'u! anu 1dhes pu
. Jurrs JcnninsS. Defendants.
The tr e sale oi the Carersfi" tefy, anu
n. a,:r!g.ua proceeds ti: PARTIES entitled 70 We
rc Ai i ~ "a..u- ~ Iilia" that the deeldariS moses H.
p,u. Dame, Gilbert p Carrr!Lg;on george CGf.as
IA, .g ~, residents oi !iS ate on the motion
u n. i Is u4.rc that the SAID defendants DO appear mere
. due publication o! tis order anu do wa' Is
e" n :..c ;cir itr:.s and order be published
Srt successive weeks III the Richmond Enquirer
.ew.,.r ht, In the city ch.nond. anG also be posted
fv the Courthouse e" this County on the hrs Gay
,i ,ac mex: Cau.;. a Copy-Teste:
De-, S-ru:r B. B. WO0DSON, Cik.
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he'd the CLERKS once oi the CLcui'
E.,, baton PiiH
80. Dc.
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TURKEY.
kossuth and his Companions.

A letter from Constantinople, OF Feb. H. an
nounoes that the question Of the Hungarian ref
ugees at kut&yeh has been defnitively arranged.
The Emperor OF Austria has granted full and
entire amnesty to those refugees, on condition
that they shall declare that they will not make
any attempt to reenter Hungary. Eight of them,
however, are excepted from this amnesty, and are
70 remain at Kutsyeh until farther orders. Among
those excepted are Kossuth and Count Bathy any,
The Porte is to send a commissary e. that town,
accompanied by III. Eder, an attacks Of the Aus
tIfan Legation, TO identify those amnestied and to
receive their declaration. Those per1ons are then
to proceed to Moudanis, where they viii find q
Turkish ship 10 convey them where they please.
They Turkish Government will defrsy their ex-
penses by sea and land. General Dembnski is
expected daily at Constautinople, where he 10 per
mitted to reside under the protection of the French
Amhaasador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
Democratic Riot.

Letters of Feb. lsth from Stockholm announce
that serious riots had taken place in that capital
On the l4tb, the students of Upsal University as
sembled, to the number Of 400 or $780, aud parsded
the streets of Stockholm, and were nos dispersed
till a collision took place between them and the
police-a result which greatly exssperated the
body of the people. On the 18th the same scenes
were renewed on larger scale, and, on this &C.
casion, the police, having endeavored TO dispense
a crowd of 1000 or l. 500 people, was repulsed by
showers of stones and other missiles. The troops
were called out, and squadrons of cavalry soon
cleared the streets. Thirty of the rioters were
arrested. The Regency Instituted to act IN the
absence Of the King at the Norwegian Storthing
published proclamation forbidding all assem-
blages of persons in the streets. At the same
time that these riots were taking place at Stock
holm, disturbances Of serious character were
also occurring in the province Of Drontheim in
Norway. The Socialists and Democrats in the
district of Stordal and the town Of Levanger rose
up against the authorities who had imprisoned
one of their leaders, snd were in full Instruction
airy movement up to the latest date.
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Doueaffc Paris.

ALEXANDRIA March 20-Ar brig Topaz N Ichel Ea.toort
SO sch s'stesman, Cathal. NY0rk.
bOslON, march 2OArF Brig Abbott lawrence Crowen
mouth Mas tchs grim Brl johnson CornNas Brilliant Lam
bans Brunette McGrsh Bndgs herm.n sagua
noruoeho Clifford hote Pearl Atkins PhAdeDhIa schrs Eott
SoE Jereme Lonos br Cochran Wnot Ms May
bateWsn Newly SD barks Ala Paeudar Adsa Rogsy b
Monte Crstoi PATTERSON Flora; Belle; Fsnusf Ere; sad 10
Salem. ' ~ "
BOSTON March sl-Au barks Hamilton Hurd Cane Town r G
h Nsy lBrG Richie London. Gravesenc msy HatchiusoD
latea Abscan NYok; H4rist Wells Calais. sursn r.
tefJofdsn seco Ieegaphed shss Equator from I7erpoo
Sassnstovn John White fr hOrea1s Al Quarantine shin
ssesfa br hsyes Liverpool Dec Queenstown ca ban,
hermac Bang Philadelphia bnss William soear Bacs DO
thafef, hehirtsou. Galveston Ava Adams Wluingoo G.
schs Barcelona Mhksn ssgua; Abbott Lsvspcs AIsr SYo-
o.1Iss Andrew Lunt fremont Me- sops Monarch of
bdge heucesr Brurs e Merlin brg Mentor s Barcelona
hsrchss-AT shps Constsntne Calcutta w Whit.
eNeaf Ne" orleans br bark Highland hay BAKER London;
elo4 olsand nss oreans Yamuty Ray, Psusacoa brgs
Hm.ea fSster Of and rom hachss Olive Mccaoch, n
Easpoft er sehs Adoni Card Hafsr Ns Mary hahousy
yohn b sehs Express Horton Tsngo bahama jordan Gaia
SIon 90 Oregon Moore. Lub.c Donworth Thompson
ssmn nne Dread Bobsr PASSPORT Lucy wiurs PenbroI
hAiooks bal bootbbayi Triton Hanan frankfort Abby GAL
Belfast Sarah Jane Tuksy Brss Comet Hgr. snd
S1annen Bath May fo~er Wsbber Fresport Boston
80. rgfh Yarmouth; James. DAVIS aud Hose Taylor Port
hsebe Ann Knight fsrmouthj Ieona, Wood
obe smith, PfovInce'ovn hsoee. Croker Provioc.o-n
AZ ne, ship Equator Ever Liverpool VIA Cors Relay
a fueon Hughes from RIO Grsnds for salem Cleared brs
soo MALTA Gustavus Snow, Denaars; Cleaner (bi) Pal
% Horton, Ms; schs Manson. ha.son Port an Pes. su.a,
~. eoha1es; Margaret tBrl Qulmsn Haf.F hips Cromss
bleF New Orleans; Napoeon (oew Havr. ~ hs no
ton) Chas Hunt, Charleston; barks harrington
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more than day." His Excellency, the Minister
Calvago, replied that the statement just made 3y
fhe honorable deputy was nothing bat the simple
truth. He added that the Government was per-
fectlv well informed of all the proceedings, and
that the deputies might separate without fear,
since the Government was on the alert That as
far as the Prince de Carignan and the other con,
spirators were concerned, the Government mao
no certain means Of action, since, although t19
moral proof was completely satisfactory, it wculu
be next to impossible to fix them with the crlm S
by legal evidence. The Minister was sn1
what measures the Government ProPossu 70 Ct I'm
for securing the safety Of the country tne Onsul
Der would require something more man 'ne neoe
verbal assurance of the Cabinet Like assurances ,Ss
bad been given by the democratic mlnlsT5y On tue
before the battle of Novaro. n. Pouza de St
Martin. member Of the AD.Dos't h PARTY de-
clared that the Kings aoven%eR S Oe,'sSsi ~
the reaction, bat it could not assure them against
the Austrians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
SCHOOLS.
EDUCATION.-Miss S. M. AKIN has

n 'OOOA IION.-NIIss y. VI. MIN Hds
~ commenced BOARDING SCHOOL, in the Jsek
sen Mansion, corner ofiFsbush and La Fsyete avenues
Brooklyn, al the head Of Powers st. The grounds are sf
place. The location 10 healthy and peculiarly adapted f9
School Every attention will be paid 10 the hea % Of
pupils and the expansion OF Intellect carefully promoted
The mode ofInslIuconis especially designed 10 qushy
pupils to conduct themselves with selfrespecI 10 every al
them Appeals to reason PRIDE and lsudabe anblnec,
are used as NEGATIVES, instead OF severity, promote We
gre at ends Of Education
The fEe Gather induces his notice Ia the paper sgan
The School 10 progressing finely, and the arrngenens
are sufficiently lsge 10 accommodate large BumDeI "
Scholars Fine healthy SCnmer residence The cnaIe1
taught system and order 10 every department Two sAss
sIso ~ ~ ms IL
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MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, AT

1tHWILTON, CONNECTICUT, ABEL WdIILUuvos.
Principal and Proprietor location Of this Insnguos
Is suitably retired and easy OF sccess from the Ne1s
and New Haven Railroad. Its so miles nom NewIme
snd ca miles from The NOrwak Depot the D2noay.
RdRefeld stsge-road. The Norwslk and Dsnbuy 49, 49,
way will be completed In the INNER landing he
about mile from the School The house erected ~ T
Phncipal accommodates forty pupils and furnished VIZ
ccnvenences for that number The School has been ~ Wv
cessful operation four wears ,--ay
English Branches. Latin French, Music and pn.JSs
are thoroughly taught By interested and composer ~ re-
eTs. Persons desrous o. visiting the Institution snN
The Principal respee,fy refers 70 his circuS snd ~
bis present patrons On others Circulars can 20 :, wheh
bookstore OF NJ II NEWMAN, 1893 Broadwsy III rom
pace the Principal Will be every TUESDAY 10 ma lOs
10 O'Clock p. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
Miscellaneous.

Great sensation has been lately caused at Flor
ence by an intended duel with pistols between
two countesses, in consequence OF political dis
>pute One of those ladies had taken an active
part in the war of Italian Independence, and the
other is a fair daughter Of the North, whose name
il well known in the diPlom attic world. The COM
batnts were on the ground and the pistols charged,
when fortunately their husbands arrived, and put
a stop to the affair.
A letter from Bologna, of the Goth ult states
that since the creation of Military Courts in the
Pspal States, upward Of $50 banditti have been
shot and that nevertheless robberies are increas-
ing 10 a frightful extent. The bands are mostly
composed Of youths of from II to "a years Of age,
who submit to death with most astonishing in
diffarence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24

PHILADELPHIA March f3-Ayrived-Bug David Aiken Ba
her Yen schr Charter Oak Saunders York
Johnson BIookknj scbr Jos L. Potts. Ireland YORK schr Homes
y Mart York schr Rowland Wand schr CerbuO
Rowland \ You schr Ann Fl "a, Jones, James River.
March 2ldCQred Steamship Aoaros, (nsE) Noble Charles
ton packet shpM Peasabs Ocean, LysrpoOl
hckenen. Boson brg Csatos, Crowe Boston, brig Pauns
Parker Boston schr Thompson Corson York chr Ann Ea
Jones James RIVER hr Boston COrson Boston, schr
Johnson, Salem tMss schr Alexandria Studsy Bostoa schr
Delaware Harding Providence schf Honesty sharp Bridgeport
sehr Horot Candy Jersey City chr Oneida Baker York
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INDIA AND THE EAST.
NOghfuR Imnorraus.

We osSe Indian news to Feb. 3, bat it is not
very Ia Nttant A destructive ire at Rangoon,
IN Az fresh rebellion in the Chinese Province
OF han&n' and ia the British dominions some
skirmishins with predatory tribes in Assam, on
the esss' ana In sende, on the western frontier,
are the chief articles Of oriental news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
Nv TeleRraDh.

NEW ORLEANS, March l4cld bArks Florence and sn OF
Boston Gibraltar. Nav York.
Arr ship Memphis and bark n Wolf, New York
CD Is h. barks Lyman, New York Chas Thompson Boston.
Arr 10th. ship Creole NswYork.
CHARLESTON, March 10 Arr brig Reuben New YorE.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
A New War With the Kaff,rs.

A new and serious war has broken out in the
British possessions In Southern Africa between
The Colony and the native races OF the Kaffirs.
The London papers are fall Of details about il,
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that have come to hand, the servants on the
farms have turned against their employers and
Joined the rebels.
Rev. Mr. Bryant, the American Missionary
died Dec %. 1t is presumed that this war will
not endanger the American Missions, although
the London Wesleyan, and Scotch Missions vii
probably suffer severely.
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MINIATURE AtMAEAc....-.THIs DAY.
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QUARAHTNE HAkBOK. NAL
Government at the OF the Chamber Of Commsrce
MARI be hx,d depth of four homs the
SPIT Rock N. Wet s'ss Of 4 nsan'ns Halo erPoe
the Eastward gus 70 vessels entering
The Ona aps Hsrbor from Westward which should
thereof Wooden Buoy, painted black and sho"
extended itself TO the T.,
Spit and Msphn Buoy black Buoy, mark cd
Mapln has beer placed fonr ahoms low Spring
tides midway between the above named BuoJs with the following
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