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we lake pleasure In calling attention 10 H. and s1dng ne
s,,,on NJ our own hope that we may have least enc
concert The best music, such the Philharmonic and
o,b.r Societies In London the Conservsoire In Paris
SO frequently anordl
For The Trbunel
Mr.. EDITOR: We have proposali.to make
The Queen Of Song is yet among as, assisted by
the finest barytone and most magnificent tenor
the country ever knew with most ethclent or
cbestra. selected from our first professors, inclu
ding the Germania Band. The conductor IS one
than whom none understands better the art o.
selection and production. The manager carries
forward most perfectly his important part. The
people are earnest and untirng in their patronage
The demand for good music is increasing, and the
public approval is unanimous as to the general
MANAGEMENT Of the Jenny Lind concerts
But thus far the programmes have been maze
m "a il would SEEM chiefly 10 attract by an In
discriminate variety the masses OF the people
while many pieces performed have been calcu
lated 10 Astonish rather than TO delight consist
ing either Of light roulades, showing mere execo
ton or else of dry difficulties challenging crlti
cism.
Now we are persuaded that there iS large
class Of individuals in this City and vicinity, who
have not as yet been fully satisfied in respect to
selections This class comprises musicians, critics,
professors, teachers, many from Germany and
other parts OF Europe, people with souls lovers
of high style Of music, who perhaps at this mo-
mert may be longing for one concert Of entirely
classic music. Give US then one magnificent con
cert OF such music as shall call up the shades
of the grand old masters ofthe art, and be memo
rabe in the minds OF thousands for years after the
Song Queen has left our shores. We grant we
have had already many such specimens. But we
now beg for one erenings feast Of exclusively elias
sac compositions, employing in various ways the
entire strength Of the company and, II necessary,
calling in other artists 10 assist on choruses, solos
&c Let US hear the most inspired strains, vocal
and instrumental, of the greatest masters, breath
ing forth the real soul of the divine toneart, crea
ting one unbroken spell of enchantment for two
or three brief hours, the impression ofThch shall
never be effsced Beethovens instrumental
music not forgetting Handel, Haydn, Mozart,
Mendelssobp, and others. Let Salvi sing Beetho-
ven's " Adelaide" Give us the best OF Schubert's
songs and other specimens.
Is this too much to ask New.TOrk is the
proper place for such a festival of delicaces as
hss never before been heard in the United States.
And, be assured, this classic entertainment
would not be attended by the critics alone There
is a spirit now awakened in this country little
dreamed Of by many who are accustomed 20
deride American taste What is music Try
US once and then if the people, critics, professors
and all stay away ana fail to respond, it will be
high time 10 give them the discredit of il, and
write Tekel on the wall Of every concert room
in the City PROGRESS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

KEY WEST News "A letter from Key West,
May fsyG Our Island continues healthy and The veath
warm sno autry. The Msy Term Of our Circuit Court
commenced Monday. The 4h mat The Grand Jury sre
busiy epgeRed, and haze fouud q bill sapst John
Wecb Tor murder ccmmec II an open boat on The
Of Florida, lear New River, time 10 February or
March last upon the body Of Patrick Wright formerly
resident Of Scuih Carolina Our ureEG ani Of our
vrecker haye, for the lst three months turned their
euuon 10 catching sporge which far has proved more
lucrative than ufllng or particularly vreekipg There are
row some four or i've who purchase and pack II
for Northern markets ard one Of our mercanIe houses
Rave already mses heavy shipments 10 New-Yofk,
and have many hands employed 10 curing. clean
irg' selecting aud packing, and have not The least
doubt that Trey viii DO well Bales Of $50 TO
$50 poures are already waiting for vessel. SIX
oses per day can be PACKED By three This what
niRl be called 1ongtng IN reality. and no hambug. The
boiciDg OF he Few iron Egh house al Sand Key dsan
zine mies from cur Island has been discontinued unu
rex season, for want Of funds appropriation has
been made On account OF The de2h OF Breyet Msor Lin
nGc suppofec iha! The CGrrysford Light House VIII
have 10 be AoGndonec unless another Superintendent 10
July.
LIBERIA-An emigrating party of some inter
estis about TO proceed Liberia from Baltimore on or
neT The lH Of July. Rev. Jacob Moore Tho founder
ara Tor some years the pastor Of The coored Aethoos
Episcopai Church IN HoWaTd-sL 10 The leader 10
movement which embraces twenty-five respectable and
lfcuiaious families, rumberiug fully 100 persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

e The CieGrelGHd PLAIN Dealer speaks in no
very catering Of The efforts Of Burr AID Brother
enR hien The ezens Of hs psee he subject Of the
Spiritual hnifesiAions No one, says thsl paper who
has heard the genuine Bps hss bad hs belief varied any
way. excepg 70 be more confirmed, by anything The
hesIrs Burr nave communicated. J. Tiffany, believer
nirgG
FIRE.-On the afternoon Of the eth inst the
large ard extensvs anneTy Of George r. Pratt, Esq Of
LiVoria Livirggcn Co situate In spPtn gwAter CO.
fey consumed By FIRE together vita large share Of he
contents, fixtures he Loss from ss0eo 100000; IN
tured ts.5eo. Alb. Eve. Jour.
ILLINOIS CoLLEGE-Hon. Edward Bates Of g.
Lcut IL engaged 10 pronounce he Orson before The
Literary Societies this lrtui1hOn AZ the con-
esmtnL B ?. Taylor, Fac. Of Chicago, VII deliver
ne Poem OF The zane occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

The CRoPs.-With few exceptions, our ex
changes speak IN glowing terms OF the growing crops In
various sections OF The county The IRddnd State Journal
OF the 7lh Inst says We earn from gentleman who
Gently down from HE line Of the Beleontaine Rail
road from Ohio that the extensive Wheat fields OF he
Counties OF haIdo ph Delaware and Madison never Cd
better for heavy Yields al his Of the year Toe
tanners In that great Wheat. Producing section OF cur
Sure have been stimulated by the prospect Of the speedy
complexion Of the railroad and Increasing largely mo
grounds cultivated In that staple article and preparing t1r
lands ard culuvaiiDg Them 10 proper manner.
The CenteyrWe Md Times says the whest crop or
Queen Annes county promiIesa conscerable yield for
The approaching harvest Should disaster attend Il ins
crop VII be heavier than usual Many fields are over two
feel high Ell The present time
TIE CROPS The ChGriesten Neps OF the 10Th lost ,
rays he lale oa and hhero cool weather ofhe Spring
render certain fact that the Cotton ofthe coming
year cannot be large The tacts on which base
jud gment the following The Spring from
the hsl opened Is did last year has tho
couon generally been planted 40 early Very cold weaih
prevailed during ihs months Of February March and
April, and since be frat OfAsy
On The night Of the sG inGtsnt there wss heavy frost In
tie rotern pstof Georgia which affected The cotton IN
ell that part Of the Tennessee Valley ard rorlh Hssisp
pi Since then It has been uncommOnly cool and cold
weather a. this stage Of the growth OF cotton, 10 almost
certain destruction We were informed by gentlemen
Ie :iion have named p.oughng up their
plants and we some With wagons Eileen miles from
home, begging and purchasing cotton seed This pre-
smother difficulty Even not TOO sle 10 plant Cot
ton successfuy the seed eesy procured The
paper sgs many acres Of land hitherto devoted 70
The growth OF Cotton ibis spring have been planted with
gran because OF he high price and scTciy ots season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Anepy msus Charity-sailipg OF the C,,x :,
Glasgow Steaner-The ExpIosisu. e.
co~~..n,rferr- Of Tha T,sh-..
PHILApELfmIA. rhand.r. M..,.

PHILADELFHIA. Tharsday, M.v,s
This morning Mayor Gilpin received f,o,, h.
stranger soo0rning IL our cisy, the folio ne a.,
onym0as Communication, inclOslng s250.
icogY
"win Mr. Grpin be pea.eo 70 receive herewith tsss,
Of Two Hundp and + q, Do,isIs and mach % ise,,1
resident, h0 has pissed rme sgrseahy N ~ 80
by distributing q a. follows; "a
Union Benty,ien Assoc aiou.............,... eva.
Western As lum FOR Relief Of the Poor. - y
Iucigent "ido~s Ass lpm .-.. ...s.-........s.... "a
Nils UosptAi Tor the LAle ard Shnd. -
PAiadslPcsA Nay IS ISL
Msyor a he Ciy Of Philadelphia
Mr. Dempster, the ballad singer, is Riy;sg r,o..
certs in this city.
Dr. Samuel George Morton, an eminsn, ob,,i.
clan Of this city, died st bis residence In Az :,
this morning
Steamship Albatross, with IA PASSENGER, a..
rived at this port this morning from Chus,.on
The steamship City OF Glasgow sailed from nj,
mort 10 day for Liverpool with 1872 pas.eeg.,~
and heavy cargo. she has also sll5oOO in a..
Gle beside one box OF bullion.
TIE steam boiler which exploded at ). P No.
ris's machine shop, Richmond, yesterday After.
noon, killed only one person, Hugh Sxesnsy,
SeYrrrl TeTe severely Injured bot NJ ReYnoIds
and M Shepherd, who sustained the worst MA
ries, will, i, s thought not recover. The secideat
il attributed 10 the iron Of the boiler being h.
fective.
Forty six students are attending the Female
Medical College in this city.
Two steamships are being constructed at Ken.
sington for house in your city. They will ba
about 500 .uns each.
A lsrse number Of the Odd Fellows Of thG
CITY went 70 Norristown this morning to psrsci.
pate in the ceremonies incident upon the dedica.
ton Of q new Hall IN that borough to-day.
b Dounell a sailor connected with the steln.
ship City Of Glasgow, il in prison for Threatening
10 Kill the officer of that vessel
Allen B.rbsr and George Reynolds, uied b,
the murder of a colored man named AexsndeS
Redding, have been convicted Of msnsaosh.er,
butrecommended 20 mercy.
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c.T.MADDOx, Esq, Postmaster, BsldnOrs Ma

FROM MlsoT's ROcE.-We learn tna! OY ,s"rs
tioEs for The recoyeTy OF he wreck Of the late
on HiEots rock have been carried on during Iarrs,a
fine weslbsr with good degree Of success "a oths<
paris II the house One Of the pillars, arc ,rc
ore Of The sOctsis BY means Of Witch ne sass %
united 10 The lower pillars, were eAnosu 80 beg
composed excited general sstonishmenL MAD n 81
that the msieraI WA csst iron. Cspt swin J,srehl
leuer, that tie pillars were composed Of mo ''''
iron -. ,..,,,ed soc
We ureen AID that The shtbosl wsieh ee' ss, i %
The Mross roek siatiOn 10 rot yet fed for sea ol
the T.ilvV.v Tepsifipg. 10 The neaounle, TIE sSN'
3 Forh.. r. suehored nightly near The roes ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

Center Jseksn Co hch. South ynai
HIvsn Mako he Arroburgh elmer Va Hsedocss Nssssu,
Pa Cubssth Colu ba Ca Parks Brote Morgan Ga Moon
Coshsus. ns sprls Crest Coir Tsras y "a
Lad Viewers Nj ksnt0u Ny Ca d. dgs W.. Ltts Va
% Dawes III Jefferson Nils. Jefferson, No M0lgons,
Ksrs liii ssEors Dursgs A.
B4uIs Ca4ssID-Grssa. K.n1sbsc Co Ne changed
Depot Ksn1sose, Ne chazEsd =
6rse1s Gftys Ferry Duvt Co. Fonss. changed 70
hdsouy ktsu, Hans TsKa chaufsd . htrb Cheat
River Depot Preston charged 70 sscou HOSss Con
crs Ps,h La nans cha1ssd 10 To0sy Cave spn8E Scott
c.. Ky ehsusss 20 sPrrEessi Bha, hsrcs N
charEse ssi L0rstto, saak, Ws chaussd Debt
OsE hsge, Green 10 name charged 70 o-srsburE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
Receipts OF Produce

By the North Rirer Boats TbVrsday, Mqy Is
"a 7le 5nls Four 81 do Ashes SO Do whisiy; 7o5
do Lsd az Beef; 100 do POfk 64 pkgs Gus Meats
"a co Cheese $50 co Wool; 1880 bush Oals 200o DO
Bye $500 DO Barley; Il 80 co Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH The Bsrna
WEST IsDIEs.-The Baltimore Patriot publisbss
the following
PosT.OFYIcE DEPARTMENT, Contract Om;s
Fiicsy, May O. 1851 y
Sra In reply TO your letter OF this days dsle bsys
ssy that for the present. Letters 10 any OF The bhush
India IslAnds upon which the American postage OF -
prepsld regularly forwarded by The Hosns
YER Of New York In closed bags 10 tho British coofa
Havana who attends to forvsrding them TO tber dens
Don, he Brih portion Of The postage 10 be paid
cipieDts. .t IL
An arrangement VIII be made soon, for forwt'oisk -
ters Ae 10 other parls OF The West Indies ard pv 90
points the Gulf OF MEXICO and the ConnecI q Tor
An erica Oh the Atlantic Fide 10 lake effect proos' "
HelI ofJUly next Respectfully, your OBJ '%,,cogs
C.T.MA DDox, Esq, Postmaster. Bslunore Ma
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Poat-Omee Operations.
Office. County State Postmaster

The POSTMASTER GESERAL has established the following
new Posi- Ofices Tor lhe weeL ending Msy 10, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

NEW MUsIc.-Firth Pond & Co., have Just pub.
lished Musical Album, from the compositions Of
signora CELIA soLITo, the talented wife Of a
young Italian poet who has been driven to this
country by the fate of the late Italian struggle
signors Sotc has studied in the best schools, and
we are assured that her works evince genuine
talent The Album contains Scherzo," "G!i
Occhi Tuvi,' "Passatempo,' and the Duetto II
Piore"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

T"PoENs, DRAMATIC AND MISCELLANEOUS
by CHARLES JAMES CANNON. A new volume o
mediocre poetry. l9mo. PIP. EOS. T. Dunigan &
Brother)
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I.nnrLInd in Cla.sIc nIusIc.

The following suggestion 10 90 timely and valuable Ina'
we lake peGIure IN calling attention to H. and adding The
EXPRESSION Of cur own hope thai We may have At least enc
concert The best music such the Philharmonic and
ober Societies In London, the conservsoire In Paris
n5ord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

Is THE AMERICAN NLLER Am Nun.
wRieHr's ASSISTANT" by WILLIAM CARTER
HpSBEs, IL one of the practical series OF hand.
books relating 70 the different Arts and Msnuf.c.
lures, now issuing from the press Of q. @. Baird.
Philadelphia Il 10 divided into two parts, the
frst explaining the scientific principles on which
the art Of milling Il founded and the second, Civ
ing practical directions ktr the daily management
Of mill together with large amount Of infor.
nation on various points connected with the sab
ject The clsArnem Of It's statements. and its
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

ES~"LIFE OF ALsERSoS SIDNKT," by q. VAN
sASrvooSp This biography is 4 lsudabls at
tempt to present to the American reader sue.
cinct narrative Of one Of the great martyrs Of
English liberty. The author exhibits wise and
manly sympathy with the character of his hero,
and has represented it in Gathering. though not
exaggerated, colou. He has made a diligent
study Of the most su;hen.ic materials on the sub.
iscs, and reproduced them, il not with brilliancy.
yet with care and fidelity. His style is sustained
with uniform dignity, and is well adapted to the
grave delinestions Of character with which the
volume abOunds Although destitute Of the quail
isies which create popular sensation, this work
van Dc welcomed by the student as an important
ADDITION to our historical literature. (l2mo. PIP.
3S4 Charles Scribnerl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

n "THE Book OF ORATOR." by EDWARD
c. MARSHALL, is an admirable collection Of pieces
for defamation. taken principally from eminent
American Orators (l2mo. PIP. 500 D. Appleton
4 CO..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
DRY GOODS
FOR THE SEASON!

THE Subscribers take this early opportunity to say
their friends and the public generally that they have
ilIs rncciN ed lhcirsl Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
BRASS d BELL FOUNDRY
FL. W. RINCKER,


Also on Canal Street. opposite Foss' Planning Mill
E<HE Prof. rector OF this Establishment prepared to
n Cast Bells of all sizes He would particularly invite
those who wish TO purchase Church Bells TO those of his
manufacture. His bells will sold as reasonable terms
they can be purchased from The East or from Agents of
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he make good bell that will give as large
volume OF sound as those of manufactures with
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion OF money
thus saved IN the purchase Of his Bells He them
no TO break for one with proper usage should
FAN or not prove TO be good represented may be
turned TO MS Shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser, by recas; be replaced by If
one should break any time during his life he will
for half the expense of casting Western people will
advantage III dealing with western man, and paronizng
western interests.
His bells have taken the premiums the two last Fairs Of
the Chicago Mechanics Institue-the awarding
him gold medal The following is copy of the report
Fair of May, 1850:
Article II, Class No C. Church Bells
bell OF 4O pounds by II. W. Rncker, of this CITY, is
well made and smooth casting Ii exhibits great degree
of skill in lis manufacture; has admirable and
throws greater volume of sound than any bell size
trial was had between the above bell and manuactur
eraby the heavier of the two9j5 pounds The arrangement
for ringing Mr. Rnckers bell temporary and by far in
ferior to that of Mr. Meneelys notwithstanding which
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the tone of Mr. Rnck
ers bell was by far the pleasing TO the Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr.. Rincker.
The above is a true copy of the Report.
G. r. SIOAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute.
NJ Rnckcr is also prepared 10 do all kinds Of Brass work.
casting and furnishing, short notice and in good STYLE
such as machinery magnetic machines physc instruments
soda fountains beer pumps stopcocks, oil globes
Also heavy Copper woOk for all purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
for bells at the market prices.
Chicago, 1851.
sEy~ orders may be left in Kenosha with f. RUDD or
at the office of the Telegraph. 3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
DIGESTIVE FLUID
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

Prepared from BENNEI. or the fourth ~iOM-h'll -
THE OK. after directions Of BARON I!EBiC ing y, "
Physiological Chemist, by j. = HOuGHlOA, VI. d. fi'i'
ud-lphia, Pa. ,.:., r,,,
sia Jaundcc Liver Complaint Constipation, ana 'oDlli'
Caring aner Na!urcs own method, BY Nature own AGENT
the Gastric JUICE. ,,,...,.- j. d, i, .,.
ne ualf tcaspo1nfl Of PEPSIN. infused IN "a.er
viii digest or dissolve Flr Poa"ds d hoast Beg ~ aJ0@
h01irs, out Of he stomach
PTPyGN Il The chief element. Great DigcsLin2 Pnc
ME Of the Gastric Juicethc SOtccat % tho FoOd ttC P"
Ttyo Pyesfrelug. and Stimulating Agent Of tile stomach
aud Ine-.ne IL is extracted from the Digestive stomach
of The OK Ghus forming ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FIID precisely Ike the natural Gastric nee IN II he
Incai Powers aud furnishing complete and PIIfICI
81 BSTlTI IT, fOrt By the aid OF this preparation the
aims and evils Of INDIGESTION and DlSPiiNIA are
removed Just az they would be by he .hy ~iumach IL
s. doing wundcr for Dysprc, curing cases Of DEBlI!
TY. EMACfArION, NERVOUS DECLlA and DfrPfI-
TIC CONSL MPrlON, supposed to be de verge OF the
The Scientific Evidence upon wIc! IL IL Based Is
Ina lIig highest degree Curious and remarkable.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12
DIR. STOR.Ws CELEBRATED SCOTCH
COUGH CANDY.
UyEOUALLED TESTIMONY.

WE. THE USprRslGNED, DRueGIsTs or ST. LorIs,
Do hereby certify that the following is correct state
neDt OF the amount sales of the preparation known
as Dr. Storms Cough Candy, prepared from ms on
final fecire by HAMILTON WADE, of 81. Louis and
we take pleasure saying that 1t has given general salts
faction 10 those of our customers who have used it,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-12

In addition the above 800 packages were sold BY Jas
NJ Corse 430 by DR.. A. Piggot; 200 by Edward Brooks
i32 by Bacon HYDE 900 by John Bundng; IS by Dr. A.
Willing; IS by Or. Daualdson and 800 by w. & ". Kirk
together with the sales by the wholesale
AGENTS prove that this article IS altogether superior
other remedy ev9r offered for Consumption.
Price Dime per Roll Rolls % cents; 81 per
boz. liberal discount made TO Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
Tho Candy is neatly put up with directions for use.
handsome engraving the Scottish Coat Arms and the
wrensignature of Hamilton Wade. proprietor is the
outside wrapper Of each roll and package.
Messrs. NARD, BRO. Il CO.. Wholesale Druggists,
40 Main Street. ST. Louis. Mo-, the General Agents.
Orders from the Country applications for agency drec
ted to them, will meet with prompt attention ly-50
For sale at Kenosha by +. Robinson and
Sark,ceathcr d Co.