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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-08
A Jury In Jersey.

Our neighbors the other side of the river seem
to entertain curious notions respecting the dig
nifty of judicial proceedings and the Importance of
that admirable contrivance Of King Alfred the trial
by jury. While the city Court Of Camden was in
session, few days ago. case of assault and bate
ry submitted to jury of twelve competent citi-
who retired to their in the third story Of
that extraordinary piece of architecture which, in
Camden, is called the Court House, Not being
able to agree their verdict the jury proceeded to
amuse themselves with variety Of vocal and gy-
mastic exercises, beginning with dance, in the
heavy heeled Ethiopian style, which shook the rail
edifce to its foundation. A number of comic senti-
mental and patriotic songs were then sung by the
whole company after which the jury, with much
sobriety of purpose, proceeded to demolsh all the
benches chairs, stools and tables in the apartment
Happily the furniture of great value, but the
loss of it must be serious affair to a corporation
which cannot afford to have handsomer Court
House than that which is such repulsiye feature in
the city of Camden.
An old stove, which had been fixture of the ju-
ry-room since the building converted from
set and, in fact, nothing in that rOom (Which Nigh
allowed to be upright. The gentlemen of the jury
having collected all the spttoons applied them to
unprecedented uses and then tried Of them,
like hand-grenades, out of the window. While all
these operations going on, the noise such
that the hooting of owls, the bowling of wolves, and
the yelping of hyenas and jackals would have been
Lind-like music in comparison. Finally, the Court
appears to have become alarmed or disguised with
the dongs of the jury and adjourned, as we under
strand before~any business was finished.
PennzWvQnidR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-08
Spiritual Recognition.

A little girl. of my acquaintance, lovely and
precious child, lost her mother at age too early
to fix the loved features in her remembrance. She
was fra beautiful, and the bud of her heart
unfolded, it seemed if won by that mothers pray
ers to turn instinctively heavenward. The sweet
conscientious and prayer-loving child the idol
of the bereaved family. But she faded away early.
She would lie on the lap of friend who took q
about her neck would say ''Now tell me about mann
ma !" And when the ft-told tale had BEEN repeat
ed would ask softly Take me into the parlor
want to see my mamma" The request was never
refused and the afectionate child would lie for
hours, contentedly gazing upon her mothers por-
trait. But
Pale and wan she grew and weakly
Bearing all her pain meeky,
That to them she still grew dearer,
AS the trial hour grew nearer!'
That hour came at last and the weeping neigh
bors assembled to see the child die. The dew or
death was already on the flower and its ifesun was
going down. The little chest heayed faintly-spas-
medically.
Do you know me darling 2" sobbed close in her
ear, the voice that was dearest; but awoke no an
swer.
All at once brightness, as if from the other
world, burst the childs colorless countenance
The eyelds flashed open, the lips parted, the wan
cuddlinghands flew up in the little ones last mpul-
sive effort as she looked piercingly into the far
above.
Mothero she cried with surprise and transport
in her tOne--and passed with that breath into her
mothers bosom.
Said distinguished divine who stood by that bed
of joyous death
If had never believed in the ministration OF
departed ones before could not doubt it now y
Peace leave with you" said the wisest Spirit
that ever passed from earth to heaven. Let us be
at peace, amid the spirit mysteries and questioning
on which His eye shall soon shed the light of eter
nity.-Nationat Era
The following resolve passed by the senatorial
conventions of the Goth district of Georgia, shows
what the southerners whom the Tribune call seces
sionsts style themselves -
:" Resolved, That the charge made, that the south
ern rights party are dsunionsts by its enemies, is
false; that We members of that party, feel an
abiding attachment to the constitution of coun-
try, the chart of liberties, the magnacharta OF
our rights American freemen; and that we pledge
our lives and sacred honor for its maintenance and
perpetuity intact, against the assault of fanatics
and abolitonists north and the selfstyled Unionsts
and federal consolidationists SOUTH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-08

e, a prime article, low at
GEO. II. kELLEI'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-08-08
LIST ON EEg"VERS.

. ENIAIN!N(i in the Post Office at Wilmington n. G.,
IL lst August. ISL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

Or hcuiiy syenBg April 3D. CHARLES PRIOR, son Of JAMES
D ara ssrah K Bennett sgsd year. 49, $500.
Iha q he fanny requested % attend biz ilnsfa a.
Pm
On Tuesday pr a. cATHARISE heISTIRE OF tn, late
" 10. ECIutHs
Ts snd etd. Of family respectfully invited 70
ttsnc her funeral WedassdAy 2d AZ O'Clock rom nsf AYE
rs.oscs Houston without further hTtAton her remains
vii 30 al Ell 70 Greenwood for inieImsnt -.
OF snail POI, JOHE G. 1. TELLER, on Monday, APuIs4.
Tie isrcs ny members OF Eursta L9ose NO
III D. Of requested attend his iunsra tls Wsos.
day. mofarS At al O'Clock rom bis late e. s1es 20 u -
- Abingdon MAS, AsrI 49, Mrs HAkhlEl D. Nhs u M a.
~ lhaIier aud laughter Of hs late Mr. JOSIAH Blfgs a1 -
years .o..
On Tuesday April a. FRANCIS LUcRETlA AsDERsOS,
sss Dr. r. Sarah Anderson IA ne IAN y'a q
Ter
TIE snd Of the fan By respectfully invited 70 attend as IT,
Dsa from ococt, thursday, stin nst
Ga hsRlst April GEORGE ROBSON, sged 81 YEAR q, 4,
The enss scquainia1ces Oths family Afs
20 attend bis fulera irU be ate rsstsrce l5l Lass
morrow, O'Clock. HIS rsnaas 70 9s tAA'a
o. TUESDAY Ip,l IS GEORGE W. FRIESD The TSthysa' Of
b sge sitsr long and tedious Ines .-. r,--..
The relatives trends family snt hose OF as eos
Jotn and George W Frerd rsspscah, AVE- ~ a..
fursrsl from hs o55 Fourth So on %
o'Ciook n ,,.-,r-.~uup
Tuesday evening Apr D. Of consumption "iLLiAA nun
RAY 80 ,p..
friends acausnis1ces, All nose oi ~ 49, -,
Murray. also Of mother Js-s h1rfay a-
vtec 70 sitsnd funeral from It's reeds ol ns
gers Il on Thursday Afternoon a. "a COCA A..
oa no.day April 20 NARY ASS LYSoH IA The ''iJ''r A'
Lu,bs1s Arsrs- LJreh aaa o. ne amy
are r,;nss.e 10 attend her uusrs "a Wssnssday so
hsr his tssssac. No ia ChsrrY a. a. oet'ca r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
N.w.York CattIs n1arket...ArRL ,.

htpOFIeu TOT Inc TIIOlu5
IA the Washington Drove Yard, Fourh-avenue s5d For
!y.fourthFt and the Hudson River Bulls Hesf foot
OF Robinson-st FOR Beeves. For Cows, Calves, BheeP
and Lambs Al Browuing's SixthE, near Third syesae
and at Chamberlains, foot OF Robinson-st
OFFERED-l9l5 Bee7es, 0,3O Southern, the'reInAndef
nom this State and the EaStl IS Cows and Calves and
1900 Sheep 'srd7L8nhs at Browring's 100 Cows and
Calves ana about 200 Sheep and Lambs al Chamber
tins
BFEvEs-The marie has been unusually well supplied
DEN and good and prices firm at from 50 to - T. cwt
About 200 ur sold.
Cows AND CALvEs-sales 4, from so to $3O0S4o. AL
Tod ...-. -
STrEP AND LAMBs-Sales OF Sheep az S394 50 ID ST.
(tLe last an advance Lambs $ ass eco len over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

IL ffss- fisP Figa from SareEah-Sispher Wat-rnan
FsEyy " ntgttn .'s sal ct-. f-'ry AZ aiy fs'
Arsa korth NJ co'r., Mes ssry carhsrt "a May
Csfhart n -. Vac. " Ware sni sty. Co "
Ei.on. sons Wloush1y. n WA a. hfy chtf rls
hf ptnn NJ B-rss nar-frt rht hrsJ ProctotJ
Crnuktis aLd -y - lady child asf AIT, NJ
Wsts' ~. Ns-on Ssrsonsa Guas. j -ph s-ran.-
Jorn Nsc- -d-rck Mac. Prescott NTH Cr1~a al
.'g w Csrhsr Busnsy Me- 3slh hss Rsbscca DanF
LaNinr George Wrshnstog L-v TIE Mead stv aai
~ Children. ctarf DaNa Esq \ AT dsush,e
frch " rsr.t " Dl-in. 4 Rsgar John scoieli,
Fcs w sri VI 0ag-rfo s'y ard cAid IS
IL hl't fpste fr1 HsraHa " rs,aaa' snt iaT A-ss
nsft4ta rrta, sAssn Gsrsrh Ayaosai ofus Italian
opsfs
~ b 'f-t aL'a FROM c0rSJan., sad Fnas Iyoa. Joaa
A., g.. .on NJ. si-4 4 fsll
n sax fs0ssre f-g-t CsIr',ff,a ) Biactws-d
n H--ei from NrF O-isaafnr, lass A1ksrns-
Mrs P-rn~l NJ ny Stcssr sld hiy Mss sarh
Sioci.r. Charles GnSth and s. a tis .ts-ng,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Disasters, &c.

So BARK Esr o Gosnbarg Ardssou before reported lshors
A5.-coub Beach snsJ broker up aad sirsTn fragments
BARK William Alien tun.. built Belfast NAM, 1879
for California COMPANY was sold auction ia THIS CITY fse'a'y
Brig Porto RICO bn,a s4o Ia, sold AUCTION Belfast
Accounts ON the big Of Salem tbsors .potsd los,
Fauet BEACH, tbs The sh stas that her cargo nAi
nearly all ndst containing about e. 900
wst the surf Their. B. son 20 the amount Of
$500 vessel s. ooo cargo and $1,000 on isgt No haf
Ed sophs from San Farcco God BaF,h,. b.sn %
the soattvsd as lar as Santa Cruz where s renamed Ga the oh
Brig wat.t from Ns~YorI WILMINGTON, &c, reports EXP.
hsavJ weather carsd sysrd b. and ost
anchor On sunday ngbt pao Shoals passed h'f
s cS,i ne Cant sshors II wa.eot got Tuesday
lt BY Capt Avs tn Tho second v.s'e thm C1pt h'' N
,ds within three weeks he othsr beng ms hp
ILisnfa, CT Quogus. Ths'ch vent, 10 Nss Yorl.
Last sccouuts IRON brig Watt. witch o. sa.n t5sfors
ported ashore Cape Cod state that The bun Of Der CARO- hs
ssa al Poynstown Thsrs Insurance. on tbs
$4,000 of~hb e. roo vessel AID Boston, at hs Rssr'
sna susoh oaaess, 900 each o. cargo
ga. hr Msy Hua q aod from w.cssse for Ne"baypor
parted dragged hs oth.r anchor t shs oos' 70
70 ,veLt ng on cksrD Polt, she Ashore at osgoo4s
Cove badly damaged although she must hs car
bsih Be. M Provnceown s. dragged hsr anchors
ashOrs Pcksng' PoH o' pari Of e. no. ana
With ehcay Frasc Of Salem, TaJey -sat Ashore
near Factory wharf South Salem bat vas %; Of without lam
Sch Aata.. P..pe Boston vhs Io,ang Sa bay ~.
Ashore at ooc Iaad aad total o.s soooy On oo.a .sa
she esre ishors AID zoe Only aP1 1919 s s vent sdn 81.
VS. an Old vessel owned By Proctor ADD Others, Of Fofaa
81 Hsny sby Of ard from Bangor FOR Boston got An)cs
H. chset RAY during the hck snow sor alf
nchor,d o. hnbr Sic S,s seen rom ths shot an ns
stance es TOE apta 17neo s SsfSs ana
tho .cboousr rode out the gaze 10 safety
81 Perm om 81 cro1 Tor dde,on with cargo Of mo
sss nut rto soroh 10Th nat ttesi, hAVeg SHIFTED deck
loao. damages rggsg &c.
s. sob merchant board sunk IA Hampton Roads on
~srpo April 4Te Mrstrs Of Biiasgton, with loss Of rld
der spoken harch vSs ~ lon w. the Paksn1s arr
from Barbados The Mnsrs Jenknsoo, sailed IRON nun
FEB u Tor Bostsn All s probably the Slows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Circuit Uourt....TursDAY, April %.
Before Judge Mitchell.
MOSeSCh0mbet

Moses Chamberlain, d. agt. Waiter B. Vaughan.
MIR v iepts erey store $40 Fulton - Re suspended
business OWING hr $50 for ew When he bought 10 sgresd
A. cent discount within 80 DAYS or
give months He also 'sd he dong good buess,
than hs deots ana could the cash TINS
the 80 the cash uots demanded OF him
10 declined give either aes said that be could not
the other he wou able 70 inset he ~ falling
circumstances mr. c. ats. M v stopped Go oat W.T. AID took
hack al the goods he could fad TINT he had sold 20 M suOlut
ug $40. giving bonds 20 abide thistuit.
Tie Court charged that toe TO cash OF vs ros
sod therefore property TO
NJ V HE'D he condition Of the sails been that uass ihs
other done would b- would have been condition
al sac for lie Jufy 20 20 he representations of 80
gagged business &c whether there bad been fraud committed
lie jury considered there bed not besa and found 81
hr s 5ss amount OF properly taken back oy NJ T. a1d
rfAF@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

have fOurd you 10 nes past fnd yol now. AVID shAl
oopitu 10 fad you su-@ during Whist remsius 10 ms
" 's Ana let you and let me entreat YOU 10
deliver what say 90 yOur children hist what Boston
found me hrv wears sRo the TART question: she hnds
ne TODAY without variation or the shadow OF change
and shall 90 10 nv grave full Of The gratitude which
cher,h for her ,ud f1r her support Of me mot beng
hacheorl 10 my pohrcs ne. lIhee CHEERS Tor DAnie
Webster
0enteman NJ Won en- shsciiOnste adeu By the best
INC q; God snail yo1 sgsln under CIRCUMSTANCES, II
sv he that will enshs to express some wat 81 srge
nv opinions upon the present state Of the country Yea"
aid voice In the crowd but when va get here Il will
he too id hot for cOmfot" senssiOn. All these things
gentlemen are In o. that Providence hs 10 over
- To Him commend myself comment you, ana
commend all the great interests Of our widely beloved
cCuulry Gentlemen. farewell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

s..S csnusso. let INST, Dr. ,n, coo'''. Fsdassess
p, , hot Coetos. %
Fa-ro .Tth u shp BoEs. Patton for SswFofs. 500
sc~ss. lSol ptscshi. SUI esns L5ca'su. trea
NOF-sns Nsplss ash Nolsans. Areciht (Fctl 70
Boston t.y. Ara AT', Dawes 60 sos S,sos' 80
for Nion, Fssbsh sssu, He-f CO. 90 Noset Sears 10
90 brgs Rapd (S Tor Sosnn Lonns GsuOs-s or Nes orc
sn kl-s Jane case ny "a SAs So bsl Con las Bssml
N1fN Goth. brig "a ross, Ro.tor
Al Marsc'co N'rgh 49, 'ch Asg'is 6.e from suisos i'
kafmote. Sfg f@Fn. frcH 81 kfts, for ses Fok, ts
aks, John sstisr SP-ry irou - 1homs, Boston.
Arr Gardens l,th nst shp ysr,sr Havscs bs
bccee, Lon 90 ooh 10 osa org
Chs'osi ID SsunSer- mi
llh. hsn Indians NAtts o., osd
wsa., So ssrs Bo'tou 10TH brg Coasls stnson NYot .cs
Fatu Mn hsn Snow. Sab Mary Ann. Bast0a. Aah
Le'snt HeE Phfsd'phi ,cts hAJ Gr5oa, popAu
Lord. Porlsn
ArrA HAsaa l9s INST bs,k Perky stsnwooJ Pog,issd
Al Bombay 81 u barl Lens White fom nacst Tor zAaaANs
fsV DAYS
Msh bsrks Hsrschel Mssns I'm Cal, for
Boston ready 's Agsate Upton fr ss. d. mary nib.
Smith. Tor 10 g. Mar harthA sunday. I'm cAi<as o<
Boston Robert Morris SMITH I'm Nfork dses rArus.
Hathaway 30 ess Tusary Mayo, IN cb.,oa DO 10. Ian
ey. BIZ ~on h pilot boat sypt, Wisnson, In 30.
soh. SD -. bsrs Lucs Psras, Nfors.
At CAysnEe, l7u ut bns Romp, LAssen or Sasm, dps
A. St croT 9Th last, brig -. Tor New Havsn,bs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Supreme Court....TuEsDAY, April ?
SPECIAL TERM-DEclSIoNs BY JUDGE EDWARDS.


Uood6urv Langdon against Matthe1r Wilkes
aud others grandson Of the late Mr. Aston Ms w Is
his He fea bill claiming from his sisters and brothers
ton Il will motion made TO stay proceedings
The following the opinion Of the Count
Panth entitled partition matter OF glt Snih W
SMITH Paige 40 emitted 70 take the
proceedings purpose II sad heis dispute 70 the
interest OF eOme Of The pMts A01 that SUIT has 0eBl brought 10
hCh pending Al the time OF e commencement
the purposs Of detemn what tls interest,
but ed that thsy oe tscsrlns ah vel this
suit Bekan Page %9l and such being the
case iluk pie which enes the pantft9b ng
final Judgment without sier
which questions The
ton denied aud provision must be made 'Ae
alb Wig defendant 80 days Z answer
Rachard Wood against DANIEL d. COmstoct.-
TIE Court sad. limited for tia duration
1.-THE the puH had right dissolve -ant the
sgse themselves 10 the control and dpos
On Of the property that theirs fer tbs
ponimeu r.ceer Oh 20 such medication Of
thN enable he defendant 20 FL h lie work VI ca
hV ur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
To Mariners.

schr ga Bosos from sswbgryport, reports thai iLs
sose from Averys Rock FOcip South bfsAAs
SOW ard Pgs, Mafb'ebssd. .-,.,.x
RavoLVaG LIsHT Cas- PISS FIgFouspLAs' - I..gsyv
H,f - ls5-Nocs sh,r.by evsn1hAs0 % bs Ist" Ssa.4
ast Rsyov z L t vas ESTABLISHED csPe fiae n'
mosf port Of fesiou.disrd. ~ ~
TIE lrJu Tower Which circular ard .1sss1 Sa -.
5snes alternately, feet high, ost ~ 80 :, ~ A..
,bov. The .r.fore ~sathsr nay - A.
tzuc. ftusnty.tUo miles. The Light re'oF-s 20 as ~ 20
lierva r. tvsity seconds, or thfs7 lH'' -'' '
Be 81 nom ss,rsf.. II 40 t., ~ s,o "a.
The Lisnt love- stands q, ne fsI1s - "a a. ~. >. ~
snore. sl g. ;es 81 70 . 80 '''N " - ~ "
a. West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
roRr OF NEW YORK APRIL u.


Steamship Arcs. Rvre, Liverpool. cunard Jr
shps-Unvers Bird Liverpool Wism' Gu flores, King.
HsthoS John NB master HISTORIAN Bsh CAaton Gordon
Ia bot.
Bark War-cE hopkins Hsvsn,. Bach 4 Co
Bug.Psermo. sr) hasrs, " ndsor NSl Whiting Co
CAhsrns Ncse Sclsh, Wilmington. Nssnta Co; las Car
Curs Cadera BucE Co. Sorok. Psndston Es,Por
suyth Boyu'on; Ready Rhno. ,Rrl Morris Wodr ISL
Waiting CO. El.r Mara Treat CArisu,ss, Back Co. Jo
s.phe Roger GIBRALTAR g. ssrdy ncoln Hsa H,i d,
Cuba Nesui.r B Sons
SchoonssEen Rdmaa, Sherman Ns- Bedford mater E6ea
herbert Emery. Portsmouth, White Wales, Vac Cider.
Wlmif Powell John FsN0n Hall JAG sOnv's a y
BroIm.n jasper B.sseti Boston Hsrucs Norma h,'
FrsdsrcksburE Fry Atlantic. NcsersOn Salem Rope.
Els Harmon. Wilmington, hcrsaiy Co; John Cooley
Co. Ryder Bos,on A'kn, Co; Fountain. Porter Ne~5ury
port. W Mckee CO. Aids, Delaney Phlsisphis,J Hsnd
Stesmer Noysty 6riggs. Philadelphia J & \ Briggs
Barge M.iisssV. Ely Phi lAdslphs, w Thompson
Cana Boats-Lsbou. Robinson, Oswsgo, Liteo Italian
Clark, OsWsgo, Humphrey Higoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
TIE stapIy Court Martial.

WASHINGTON, Tuesdhy, AprII q
The Court Martial in the Stanly affair, whose
was returned to them few days since hsve again
returned the the Navy Department with their for
mer decision. The Secretary has quished further pro-
ceedipgs.
" guilty on charge Of sending challenge asuperor
officer and also guilty OF utevHg faisehoOd In saying that
he had sent the challenge This verdict was 80 mani
fesy wrong that The Secretary sent back The result OF
bis effort to obtain q rational verdict 10 given above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Court Of General Sessions. -. TUESDAY Apraaa.
Before the Recorder ard Aid. Morgsrs ard franklin.
I,ranL Erdnd Lnrcsnl. - II chard Ea-ral


Tri3I tor Grand Larceny-Richsrd Farrell
wAs placed on trial charged NJ on 18th OF March
quantity sshusrsi,s susd u over s from Of Ro
& Co. 20 es Broadway
ourd efsn pawDshcps where they hAd bscn pledged
= bsy McCAno ~tasss for The
offered aRi the
..uisncst u the SAs Prison i've selfs
PETIT LarceBy-Second OfeRse Jeremiah
Red va. ,red on charss O pst larceny, oS.n.e
-sg out worth 81, from - store oi Av0rs
n,nsasr 90 Bo~sy The cip sad 20 have 5ssa stolen
Cet bu as IDENTIFY rot exactly &c made 70 the
ou fAs lury Read ths voluntarily plead
guilty. petit larceny, Vas seat to rs Fsasr'a'y Tor
Apou Or c,ss Of similar character viii tie s5oys h.
c.lsrs.r Z, 4v W.. Of Ia - Jan hy tct-3 ior
p.,t csuy second ofsa- stealing cioisns ~Fh so Tbs
frsorer ht been bss arcs6 petit Ieny sad hs.cs ne
thase nais CO.. -; eonsga AN to toe "a Psoa hs
psAd guilty 70 petit frsry fh Plea was accepted b. tas Govt
ana x - vas sen, 70 the Psal,enuaB tos sK Dost-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
ARREST or FATHER FOR IscEsr.-An intel.

ks. ,s i i2k year. OF sgs, named In Beach resdaS
vh No - Isur@ns yesterday appeaed before
MGah preferred compliant against her ist.r SAN
ne Beach s,a0r who she charges With tho sbovs revolving crime
her Besch arrested by Ohcsr Big OF
Yisetih ard Who tOok h before the Justice and on 81
confessed his guilt alleged exclamation that lie
the ms The sr states that he has been guilty
csuse different bsofe asd had sksn sd
Temporary Of her mother % commit the act
She had her relation bis conduct AID shs
had begged him 70 smpt sgan Tbs Justice fully com
MT M IN In mn for tIlAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23

CHARLEsTOH-l Courier Obeel-Au Aprlls, brgs souhsr,
MARC. Boor; ho'es Wc New York schrs Athos Robinson
Poftaus Aid Harrington Baltimore Ellen G0dsooough, Brown,
Bamors sd schrs Tmh, Philips BALTIMORE Thomas Corasf
Temple, Norfolk and Richmond.
10Th Ph-Inthe oiog ship John cuu.r. Bntnan. Boston
eli brig. ndu,tra sp Msuang Barcelona Pscosa Sd Pages
Bacsna ssd big Prscoa for Barcelona; schr saysry
Widr Phiaisphn; Hi Carter, Rogers rthsrn port
Kelly from New York, anchored tbs roads
Thursday nt and proceeded Friday evening bound TO
Apaacccs ehs being low sefs to induce her .
PHILADELPHIA Apu 2l-irUed-schs LOUISA Crap, Charlie,
ton Era WiInr gton NC; John Compton, Boston
Carcd-Su Psnu.J leT) Bay Richmond; ship Rock
away Bo-worh 81 John Nh chs John Compton, Boston, Port
BAY. Dsnl srsi CnIzsa and 81 Pen loscot- Nf0rL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
Jennv Lind Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Tuesday, April a.
The house was full again last night, and the re-
ceips were over $1,000 being larger than cit or OF he
preceding % She takes her farewell tonieht,
W hen abe lev for the Esst She gives Concerts al
Wheeling an tlsburgh Thursday aud Ffdsy nights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-23
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendar....THIs DAY

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos, SAG, 499 SOP, 5O3, 81,
5lS 5l4, SIS. $40, 81, 522 SIS.
CIRCUIT COURT-Nos. 206 800, rs, So 296,
Iat s04 an $40 sas So OsO or oSo-
SUPERIOR COURT.-NOs. $50, 10, Is. 16, A, l32,
1856 So l66 o. lO8 $780, A. 81 592 IFS, 2l 22, ga ZIG,
27 28 29 go 22 d. 25 2i rs, ll6 49, 1866 Goa 226,
2.8, 229, $50 Isl, 2S2 253, 234, 255.
SUPREME CoURT-Special Terminus. a. and
IS will be taken up day, after which the Court will adj
iourp for the term.
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Death OF Arohb,.hop EcoIeston.

BALTIMORE, TueFdsy, ApFII q
Archbishop Ecc'eston died at ca O'Clock this
evening, calm posed snd resigned He was seaside
10 the last and YVES surrounded by numerous friends and
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PHILADELPHIA, Tueicay, April -
The steamer Lafayette arrived here az
O'Clock tonight She proceeded some dstscs cut 10 sea-
thus masking the passage longer
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Thinrsfn H0Af0n,

BOsTOS, Tuesday, April q.
Adam w. Thaxter, q merchant. was co whlded
tbs forenoon in States, by his former partner, Mr. Hsr
rington The cause asst ned Is business relations
The Board OF Aldermen passed resolutions explaining
their action Yesterday Il has been found BY reference 10
the will Of Peter Faneui that they had right 10 efGse
The Hall and that an offered TO allow any one
hundred voters have it application for for lawful
purpose hereafter.
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Superior Contradictions, April y.
RaEnra fudgA Standard

Dudley Selden against George W. PeEtS.-Mr.
10 member bought Of Mr. p lsis $50
shocks tuuo, i0each, for the Cuba mirkst
II bought alleged the statement O. Mr. that they
PRIME nsPeCton therefore dispensed with Iney
Cuba where ihsy ultimately sold a, 81 cok
beng. quality. The duty chsrssi by s
Cuba other charges brought
the for he shocks dswn S3t Il sad
,hathr snsvarc sgresd 20 the difference which Dc
- Nsf4r forp a. !,
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FLOUR is steady bat inactive the safes nave
bbs S7 s. for Geueses good dems *
for WHEAT, but holders very ftm and transactions ar
consequence bsk demand, and the sales -
bushels 63 for yellow round Oars steady a2
$500 bushels sold Small sales OF p on
been a
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Court of Common Pleas. TUESDAY, ApriliG2.
Before Judge lrgrsham.

Charles D. Matfhers sgt. Robert J0res.-Mr.
alleges that he sned Mr. Through ar James Jons
check BAnk which M
Borrowed mouey but the amount have
r Mr. Jas J. and BY !. 10 10 tks Tns
complaint dismissed tbs evtsncs the parties
.sat Tbs case % The GsreIa tsTn