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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27

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STAINED from other sonre. Il hmsrss Tass rso .s,
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OF the cure.
III MORRISON IL CONSULTED CONFTDENTTALLY
~ on certain diseases which he treats without
kecent be in three days Thirty years prac-
ce enables him 10 these debes arising from
abuse and original Zee his London Dpioms
IN bis private once o4 Fulton stree. No fee t cured.
DR JOHNSON, NO, DUANE STREET so WE'LL
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ser rsrutston for stn those h. shs, hsv.
existed for years pre- sminenh ContuOna weakness
brought by secret hsbit efeetnsIy cured Recent
csses cured In four days perfect charge.
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last nineteen devoted his practice 70 the treat
ment Of sreuris and other diseases he the
sgyrtvete1 diseases, and mild few
Strangers, don't be deceived BIZ poster in RoOss-
vet street near Chatham street. have not le DUANE
street. Bee diploma Office, with the fret names In
metene and surgery this country has ever produced a
perfect cure or no charge.
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~ mslly consulted diseases. Thirty years praetSs
snsbs him W cure without mseur recent cured IN
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position OF who call themselves ebevs Of tho
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The jury retired about twenty minutes stes Ave
O'Clock and e half past ten o'clock were called Into
court by the judge and asked they bad any commu-
nicston to maksl The Judge sid that i would be
great misfortune this trial IVES TO be had again.
that disagreement might degenerate into obstinacy
and that had been made BY the court for
their accommodation that they would have imms-
supper and beds in such Of the court house
they preferred and that the arrangements would be
continued for tomorrow and to morrow night. The
foreman (Mr Fosdick) complained Of being ssrously
unwe and that waslnot stubbornnsss that sfasnced
him; and that another juror In the situation
The Judge nevertheless, refused to discharge them.
The officers were them called, and three sworn TO
attend the jury.
As the jury retiring Mr.. Joachimssen rose and
stated thas the defence had not called for the jury
into court and the remarks Of the Judge cal
oulated in come measure, to infuence the jury, he
begged to except portion Of the Judges remarks to
them
Judge Edmonds declined to hear him, saying it was
too late as the jury had gone.
Mr. Joachimssen then called upon the rest ofthe court
Aldermen Miller and Conklin, the fact that the
presiding judge had refused to hear him. and the
left to be called again at any time during the night that
the jury might agree.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
Important TO Commercial Men.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE Z. :. SOUTHERN DIS
TRICT OF NEW YORK.
THE CrI. ykD rTnDT-

A judgement IA I'm rendered in a
court Of the State of Ohio in virtue of
the Act of the General Assembly Of that
State, entitled . An act to provide for the
collection of claims against steamboats,
and other water crafts, and authorizing
proceedings against the same by name, ;"
passed February 26. 1910, and the act
explanatory thereof, passed February "a,
l046, Is to be regarded as a nullity by jul
dIclal tribunals of other States, unless the
owner of the vessel proceeded against, ap-
peared In the suit and had an opportunity
to make defence.
The title, if any, acquired by the pur-
chaser at sale of the vessel on execution.
in virtue of such judgement, is subor-
dinate to the lien in favor of material
man, conferred BY the general maritime
law OF the u S and the act of Congress
OF February Is, lS45, Oh 20.
A judgement recovered by proceeding
under the statute of Ohio in court OF
that State for supplies, is not bar to a
subsequent suit IN rem in admiralty, for
the same supplies.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

WAsHINGToN MONUMENT The total
receipts fur the month of Dee amount to
s2700
During the same time, blocks of marble
and other material have arrived at Mon
ument Place" to represent the States of
Ohio and Georgia Salem, Mass. Grand
Masonic Lodge, Ohio; L O. O. f, of
Pennsylvania Order of United American
Mechanics. Philadelphia, and Athenian
Lodge. L O. o. +, Troy New York.
The Monument is 20 feet in height, and
is now closed in The cutting and dres-
sing of the marble will be continued du-
the winter The work of setting the
stone will be resumed about the first Of
April
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
ANornER MEAsuRE or . ApIrsrNENr.'

ANOTHER MEASURE OF ADJUSTMENT
The Charleston Sun prints a bill,recom-
mended by the committee on federal re
lations of the South Carolina Legislature
entitled bill to provide police ia rela-
ton to persons coming from States hostile
to the Institutions of the South This
bill requires that every white male person
above a certain age, arriving in South Car
DINA from a non-slaveholding state, or who
has resided in such state within two years
previous, shall Immediately report himself
to a magistrate, in writing, stating his
name, age, occupation, and place of resi-
dence; and in default of such report.such
person is to be committed to Jail until he
do make such report of himself
The Palmetto's leaves, are given to the
blast, while the oak stands firm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
W AsHINGToN. Jan. IA


The Secretary Of the Navy gives notice
that the Frigate St. Lawrence will be in
readiness to convey articles to the World S
Fair by the lst of February, and that she
will sail at that time from the port Of New
York
CONTRIBUTIONS The following confr
nations have been made James S Cal
houn, Governor of New Mexico Thomas
Nelson of New York. Chief Justice of
Supreme Court of Oregon; James NJ
Friedley, of New York, Winnebago In
dian Agent; Robert r Grafton, of Ma
ryland, Consul to Mazatlan William B
Kelly, of Mass, Consul to the Society
Islands; Edward S Saunders, Of n Y.
Consul to Beunos Ayres; Edward Me
Cabe, Consul to Lima John l.. Gilman
Of Md, Consul to Bahai; Edward Ely.
of Penn, Consul to Bombay.
CINCINNATI. Jan IS.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Sec
tions relating to the State debt. which
have been under discussion in convention
for several days, were adopted this after
noon. There IS to be Il sinking fund suf-
ficicnt to pay the interest annually, and
also $4,000 of the principal, applicable
to the payment of the principal, is to be
increased annually by compound interest
at 8 per cent until the debt is paid
The State Is prohibiting from contrac
ting debts which in the aggregate shall ex,
ceed So 600 Three sinking fund commits
sioners are to be appointed.
BosToN. Jan. IA
BALLoTING FOR SENATOR The legisla
ture went into ballot for l. s. Senator
On the first ballot Summers received lSC
lacking s of an election; Winthrop
1877, Balance scattering. Several bal
/ lettings resulted IN no choice Summers
\ lacking votes a motion topostpone cleo
ton to the 4th Of February, is now pend
ing
Walker, Free Soil, has been elected
! Secretary of the State Charles r Hall
! Treasurer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
To the Madison Daily Democrat.

kENosHA, Jan. 81.
The election Of o. S Head (Whig) as
senator from this district is now ascertained
beyond doubt.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.
klr. Preston King broke the cap Of his
knee yesterday morning by slipping on the
frozen pavement while proceeding to FIRE
near his residence.
The Secretary of the Interior accepts the
tender Of the authorities Of South Hampton,
offering the use of that port for the free trans
portaton of the goods TO Fauxhall. within one
mile of the building for the exhibition, for
American vessels conveying goods to the
w orld's Fair. The Secretery informs Mr..
Croskey, the consure at South Hampton, that
orders will accordingly be issued to the Com
mander of the ST. Lawrence.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 90.
The series of resolutions in the Virginia
Legislature, on Saturday, declaring the de-
termination 10 abide by the compromise, and
to insist on the faithful observance of It's
parts, was postponed indefinitely.
Richard ]. Tucker, who has been in jail
four years, for defrauding the Mechanics
Bank of $4,000, was pardoned by Governor
Low, after having served out half his time.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 90.
The 3Ist ballot for u. s. Senator resulted
in no choice. Geer. mhig, had 66.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
]. D'Orsay, of New Orleans. was the for
tunate drawer Of Powers Greek Slave, at the
Art Union Distribution.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
IN SENATE.

Prayer BY TIE Rev Mr. Lord
Reading Of tie Journal was dispensed
with
Mr. T IL Turner presented the petition
of citizens of Jefferson county, for road
from Fort Atkinson to Palmyra Refer
cd t. committee On roads
Nr Reed introduced bills for the in
eorporationuf the Milwaukee and Chicago
railroad company. AID for an appropria-
tlon for the mileage Of members Of the
legislature aud on his motion the rules
being suspended. the latter hill was passed
The bill for Incorporating the Fevre
river and Rock river railroad company
vas, on motion Of Mr. Bugh, laid on the
sable
Tie BIZ authorizing the collection of
delinquent taxes In Fond ia Lac county.
was ordered t. be engrosSed. and the rules
having been suspended. was read the third
time and passed
The bill approrr'ating $50 to Joseph
Bowron, for bringing to Madison. election
returns from It Croix county In 1913. was
considered III committee reported without
amendment ard on motion Of Mr. HEUB-
s.HNhNN referred - the committee on
claims
Tie h5li t. change the name Of the town
u Kenaa ! sta. III S. Croix county. to
Willow Riylr-anl tie hill to construct
toll bridge across Tx River, at Dcpcrc
we're considered IN committee and report
Cd back without amendments. The form
er 70 b. engrus~ei and the latter. on
motlon of VI EA>fNAN. referred 10 the
eamm'ttee o2 raa4s and bridges
\ bill authorizing tue treasurer Of Mad
!soa to sell l4ad>aor delinquent taxes, was
lad on tine table on motion Of Mr.. DrAv
lie stated that the prin.cd copy of the
h.!l had not beeu brought in. and he wish
"a to eAamine IL provisions before actin.
upon it
The memorial u congress. on the fugi
tive Slave itS VAS made the special ordei
f1r Saturday next.
4 memorial II congress. for a Ugh
house ID IL Ponre w.~ considered il
committee. Mr Dea> IL the chair. ana t.
ported with sli4ht amendment, and wa
ordered t. bs engrossyd
Mr. EAsrAaN presented the account Q
the sheriff II Fond du Lac county. lie
tered to the committee on claims.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
The Philadelphia Saturday Express
THY uRNE C1RCTr
For sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
AND LOTS on Main street next above Wash
burne 4 Noodnans law office. The House is a
large two-stoTy brick buiId.ag. with commodious
basement rooms On the ground floor are eight
good rooms and the upper story is well fitted for
offices, &c. Please call aud examine the premises.
=. c. FROST.
Mineral Point. January S. 1851. [lI-tf
FR2rOTICE is hereby given. that shall apply to
81 TO the next term o the Circuit Court in
and Tor Iowa County. 10 yacate a portion Of the
Vile. r S BLACK
DodgeyiIIe. January 10. 1871. 3wI2.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

Mr. HYEn introduced bill in relation
to the publication Of legal notices.
Mr. EASTMAN, remaining in his seat
moved that the senate adjourn.
The President, Mr. BEALL enquired if
the senator from Fond du Lac intended
to address tue chair, the rebuke was under
stood and Dir Eastman Immediately ari-
sing, renewed ms motion, which was car
ricd.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

II .Soh1jcrs of the H,dia7, Vars, ami
List ITar trith Great Britain;
SRHE undersigned are prepared to prosecute
~ Claims under the late Act Of Congo ss,
granting Bounty Lands 10 Officers and Soldiers
IN the Last War with Great Britain, or in any Of
the Indian Wars since 1880, and to Commissioned
Officers in the Late War with Mexico. and hereby
give notice 70 persons having such claims. or
wishing Information in relation to them. that they
will receive prompt attention by applying per
sonally or by letter (post paid to
CRAWFORD & PARIS.
Mineral Point, Oct II. $50 l5l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
THE TRIBITN d
Mineral Point, January .. 1851.
Fire in Milwaukee,

A most destructive FIRE occurred in Mil
waukee on Saturday morning last 1t
broke out in the Ship ChandIery store of
G d. Norris. at the southwest corner OF
the block bounded By East Water, Erie
Main and Chicago streets. Several build
ings in that vicinity were burned, which
together with $500 GOO feet Of Lumber
burned, swell the loss Of property destroy
ed to not less than $50, Oo0 1t is suppo-
sed to be the work Of an iEcendiary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

TRADE WITH CALFoR NIA.-The Alta
California Of the It'll of November mott
ces the clearance at San Francisco of the
brig Gen. Pinckney for Baltimore, with a
cargo of seven thousand hides They
were gathered. prepared and shipped by
Messrs Darling u Mckee who have or
ganized an establishment for that trade in
San Francisco, which they intend to con
tinue hereafter as permanent business
Before the gold excitement hides and
2 small quantity Of furs, the latter mostly
Of the fur-seal, which is very valuable.
were about the only articles of export
from that coast The hides are taken
from cattle raised for that purpose only
in large numbers, and principally in the
valleys much to the south of San Fran
cisco.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

~ There has been exported from the
city of Galena. from the 18th of March
to the close of navigation, Dec /, 1850,
39,76l,000 lbs of Lead, valued at Sl.670,-
802. The total amount of exports for the
same time, zoos, 252 Co Grant Co1t7l-
tn HefuM
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

GREAT BANK ROBBERY The Otsego coun-
ty Bank, New Y ork, was robbed, between
Saturday afternoon, the 2Sth, and Monday
morning, the Both ultimo, of .hirty-two thou
sand dollars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
TOLEDO. Jan. IA.

MURDER--ft is supposed murder was
committed at Vienna last night. \ man
named Leroe, Frenchman, died sudden
ly from the effects of wounds received
from James Conlisk, landlord of the Ohio
House. Toledo Conlisk has not yet been
arrested by the Sheriff He is supposed
to have left town, or to be concealed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

SEVERE WEATHER Our New England
brethren are experiencing a very severe
winter Since the late storm, one train
on the read from Burlington to Groton
Vt, 81 miles. was three and half DAYS on
the road. The engineer was so frozen
that he leaned back, as if to rest. in the
lethargy of death, and it was with great
difficulty that he was restored. The snow
and wind have made many of the road.
impossible, in nearly all the New Eng
land States, as well as in New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

The New York Tribune estimates the
amount of Gold dust received in New
York from the lst to the goth of Dec
last at S4,O0O,0O0
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

RUINS OF AN ANCIENT CALIFORNIA
CITY.-Antiquarians will feel deeply in
terested i'll the discovery of vast region
Of ancient ruins near San Diego. and
within days march of the Pacific Ocean.
at the head of the Gulf of California. Por-
tions of temples, dwellings-lofty stone
pyramids, (5even of these within a square
mile) and massive granite rings. or circular
walls round venerable trees. columns and
blocks Of hierogl yphics, all speak of some
ancient race of men, now forever gone.
their history actually unknown to any ex-
isting family of mankind In some points
these ruins resemble the recently discov-
cred cities Palenque, &c, near the Allan
tic or Mexican coasts in others, again.
the monuments of Phmnica and vet in
many features they differ from all [ have
referred to observe that the discoveries
seem to be antedeluvian, while the pres
ent Indians have a tradition acreat civil
lied nation, which their furious forefa
theirs utterly destroyed The region of
the ruins IS called by the Indians the
Z Valley of mystery - HiInser'S CHron-
lcLe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
NISC0ASlN LEGISLiTTRE.

Mr. Gale Las presented a Bill to the
Senate which reduces the rate Of interest
70 Z per cent per aunum
The proceedings, except the election Of
I. 5. Senator, are not of much interest
We subjoin the report Of January 18th 4:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

VERY TRUE.-To make people smart,
all that's necessary is to throw them on
their own resources A wild turkey
knows more in moment than tame one
would dream of in year, and all because
he has to depend for safety on his own in
genuity rather than the ingenuity of a far
mer. Safety and plenty are the worst
friends that genius ever associated with,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WISCONSIN TRIBUNE.
HoTrHKIss LINZ.
JEFFERSON Cry, JAN. 2

JEFFERSON Cry, JAN. %.
GEER is elected Senator on the forti-
eth ballot, receiving eighty votes-BEN-
TON fifty FIVE, STRONGFELLOW
eighteen-GREEN two-POLK one.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

AMERICAN VINO RErIEw.-The Janu-
AIRY number Of this review Is on our table
Its table of contents is unusually inter
osting. In addition to its 96 pages of
closely printed reading matter, it contains
engraved portraits of J Z. Kennedy and
Henry c. Carey. The Editorial depart
inent Of the Review Is under the superin-
tendance of JAMES DAVE PORT WHELP-
LY. I'll business communications should
be addressed to D. " Holly, Publisher
Wing Review Office lis Nassau St. n \
Terms. - per annum, in advance. 1t is
recommended to the attention Of our
Wing friends through the west
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
yPGdGGfGdo

January 22d, lS5l-At the Parsonage of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, by Rev. NJ. Stow
Mr.. DAVID a MOORE to Miss MARY ELIZA
SNOW, both of Mineral Point. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

AocrDENT-A staging erected at the
Sectional Dock, foot of Pike St, where the
Steamer Ohio lies, gave way, precipitating
II men 20 feet on the rubbish below
Only five, however, were injured serious
lv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
To the Sn.inel and Gazette.

WAsHIvGToN. Jan. 18.
Passage of the Cheap Postage Bill gives
great satisfaction.
The three cent coinage ordered by the
bill supplies the want in change of mon
ey,
House went 1T committee Of the whole
on private bills
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YORK, Jan. Is.
The Atlantic arrived.with u passengers,
among those Abbott Lawrence, Jr
4 merchant vessel cut into, was passed
off Halifax supposed to have been done by
collision with a steamer
The Liverpool Mercury of 2lst Dec
says the L. s Mail Steamer Atlantic left
the Mersey with the usual mail, and fine
compliment Of passcngcrs-the ID Amer
lean departure hence this winter She
was passed during the evening off the
Belle Buoys by the Asia.
The Asia's arrival should have been re
ported instead of the Franklin.
AUSTRIA
An interview Of the Sovereigns Of Prus-
sia and Austria will take place.
The influx Of Gold has stopped There
is a further decline in produce, except in
markets exporting to England.
Hesse Cassel, Jan l.
! Compulsory measures are still persist
ed il by the Court Martial, as establish
/ ed
( Frequent arrests are made and the re
fractory citizens are subjected to corpore
al punishment.
! New Orleans. Jan Is
/ The Pacific has sailed for Chagres with
/ 70 passengers.
} The Mexico had arrived Some activ
ity prevails in Sugar Four thousand
hhds have been sold for fair prices for
+ fair sets
Baltimore, Jan II.
/ The Legislature Of Virginia have adop-
I ted a resolution instructing the Governor
I to return the peace resolutions to Yer
mont with a declaration that when the
North shall prove her willingness to con
suit the peace of the Union by doing JUS
tice to the Constitution it will be time
enough for Virginia to consult with her as
to the peace of the world
New York. Jan II.
! The Havre PACKET from Norwich, which
is to sail tomorrow, has from 100 to $50
( 600 in American halves and quarters
Two Irish laborcrs were killed on the
Newark Rail Road
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
BY TELEGRAPH
MlDiSGS, Jan. Eth. lSjl.-9,P P. d.
Democratic Caucts for [. 5. Senator:

DonGE having tic majority was dccIAr
cd nominated
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

WEST POINT Acknowledging tie
fiscal year, ending June so, 1850, there
were PA Cadets at this National Militia
ry Academy. Ofthis number there were.
the sons of Farmers or Planters 10 sons
of Mechanics l6; Lawyers and Judges
81 Merchants So; Hotel Keepers 2 ;
Physicians s; Army and Navy IS; Cler-
gyman 4 Government Officers Z Pro
fessors, Bank Offers. &c, 81; unknown
Z. Again of these Cadets, 2l5 were sons
of parents in easy circumstances 25 of
persons in reduced circumstances, and :
the sons of wealthy parents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

CRoToN WATER on BLAcKwELL's Is
LAND.-On Saturday, tho 18th ult, line
of 1000 feet Of Gutta Percha pipe was
laid from the foot of 10Th street to Black
wells Island, on the bed of the river. for
the purpose of conveying the Croton Wa
ter to the Institutions The pipe was Sc
cured by ITO anchors, each weighing 81
pounds, being ten feet apart, and lowered
at each point to suit the inequalities of the
river, as ascertained by previous survey.
This was all accomplished in seven and
one half minutes, without accident
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

~ Two dollar counterfeits on the
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Con Company are ri sd to be in oiroula-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

TAKEN UP BY the subscriber in The town Of
Waidwick one ycaTling hc'fer with brindle sides
white face and white the back aud belly The
owner Is requested to prove property. pay charges
and taie her away WaIdy1ick Dec % 1850
ivy DANIEL DOREN