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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
BOARD OF ASSISTANT Ar.prrxyS


J,S. 1.-THE President In the chsir
The minutes Of the preceding meeting we're read and
approved.
FkrutoNs HrrERrgp.
OF Abraham Cole and Others to extend the crotor,,
pipes laid do-n On twenty seventh street. TO tho
Seventh avenue; Ct Arthur hyer, tor serving a. bell
ringer.
RrroRrs ACCEPTED
or Committee streets In favor Of q concurrence,
WIN u Board OF Aldermen the reference OF tn .
petition relative to N. sidewalks In fith svenu. be-
t-een MIMI spd Tenth streets TO the street Commits
ing spnssn lots btseen first and second avenues ana
NLet'sntb sud r~entisth streets with ordinance;
ofConmittse on sew.rs In relation to oulverts ana
sewers In South street each sio- Of Beekmsn street
Resolved That joseph a. Ho~ata be- and he is hereby
appointed uusis. Of ths common schools In The rhird
ward In place OF George IA. Moore, removed from tho
Resolved, That Moses A. Hoppock be, aud hereby L.
appointed trustee Of the schools in tbs rhirc
~srd IN place Of A. sidney Doane removed from tho
ward
Hetolved, That much OF the repart Of the Street
Commissiontr rs1xt.s to the proprietyof fncrsss
ng the width Of the carrias.way ia Broadway below
the fsrh by reducing the width Of the sda sks ana
rounding u. corners ~ the interssctiBg sre.tths
pis's o. travel and dificolt-s Of usa,lt being upop
Tie csrrisgesaS. ana not upon the stfe~alks-be re-
iefrsd To The Con mee STREETS to investigate tho
ftetmm noaton OF the street Commissioner, aud re-
The pr.an bic aud resolution were offered by
Assistant Aid.rI an Nsbb ct he Seventh ward -
Wh,rsss The Too GOV have cent 70 this boar6
Nat d'bisl 81 the ruth OF the preamble aud resolu
w Iuoduc~d b. tbir b. ard saturday evening last,
accusing mem OF recent eNtraofdiogry eHravagantr
hno thrtmeue d. uiauts The city treasury, aud In
Greer L. lob hisia he ruth 81 the prsambls and
f'0ntltb ~ qu sUn aud 90 shaw that The poor. who
slhrt hourly apply 20 h Aldermen aud Assistant
htufntb ttr rtli dehst relief aud aDi1ly
tJtttsd b5 tn- Ten GUgrrn0a. wien svut to them bT
the Aorutn aud Ari.tsnt aldermen Tor relief which
YES u h. chs N out Ala House tgr tho
surtintst 4, nee ~ the Alm- House C0mui.s8nar.
when The tenet more prompt qua general than
nov. sitteugh 80 anus the city treasury Tho
lam Year Hmrutt 10 N enormous Sum ~ 90 090
TLtufote Kts,lvsd ~ q. IN. sbava preamble BE- r..
fond TO - sp-rtsl ,.n uitttrs
AssutsIt Aid-rm'b Webb BY arl Mccarthy were
IpUiptsd such mint
Nsttlvtd thst taFfN uinfh street be lithted wit,
Oh tfth ~ r4nth avenue, I'D that tss toprnts
Eoutr 81 Lamp 40 4ss cause the 10 % carried
iuto q. - wNhnut 8sls,
THE board thtn ayJuorutd to Noudag poet a. sva
'o0ck
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tbs CIsssEa Ceusssr -Thsss ~ great anxiety mani
tested, aad much speculation INDUCED in, BY great
many persons interested In ship building concsrnng
the respective sailing qualities and sssworthinsss Of
the various beautiful clipper ships that have left and
are preparing to leave this port for California and
China Each vessel, - she 10 launched ffon OF
the chip yards Of our city and every that comes
to our pert from Eastern yard has its separate
admirers The various points ofbssuty whether Of the
hull spsrsars marked and dsscsntsd upon with eri
tieA eye Some enc, probably New York ship builder,
with sparkling sys and animated countenance, among
the groups that generally assembled In the neigh
borhood Of the docks where these ships lie will point
out to you what In his opinion the masterpieces Of
the art. The Eclipse with her signal flying Through
BY Daylight sailed on Wednesday for California
and China and the Ino receiving freight for the
same destination, viii be considered by him ~ eombi-
ming all the elements Of vessel to be excssd and
but occasions to be eluslled BY any craft hail
ing fren other than New York ship ard. From stem
to stern from keel to masheadthsir various powers
Tor skimming the waters withstandng the sntici.
patsd heavy weather to be met with In weathsrng the
Cape and the qualities OF their commanders to bring
al the vessels powers into play talked Of with
much earnestness If the speaker had embarked his
all in the sangsne assertions made that
either Of his favorites win beat anything that the
Eastern States produce in the shape Of .
sailing vessel But the Eastern built vessels not
without their friends and hackers The Sea- Serpent,
which LETT on the 1lth and the Stag Hound
ceivng her cargo cited proud monuments ofthe
sAi OF our Eastern ors'hreni sscn In us tufs' Dens
warranted - sure 70 take Inc s'afon OUT OF anything
Anoat ana though admitting THAT for oesuty OF MODEL
and sailing qualities the New York vessels may proba-
bly, have claim to perfection confident guess is
tbs, IN. resnts NJ thu vovaoes vilI nrovs
=. !, r.x 80 x.. -. :. -
lnat Inc LAss nave % soou, nos oe'so1 oiai W su
periority in ship building than their New York COM
pstitors Among 90 many splendid vessels It is i'm
$500, -. = Z, - -,
=, :. - - - - ...,.1, -
iui II WIS one mas nea'ef VI "ore o0aoshoi e'e"
that has more elegantly turned stern, and cleaner
run: one has greater capacity for stowaee and bet
ter bearinga another has greater rise OF aoor with
its wing lightnsss OF Appearance Tn trims
however Of IN. Ecpse and Sea SERPENT will prsbaby
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APPROACHING Musical EvESrs.-The past week has
been characterized by some Of the most remarkable
musical festivals known In this city. As fact
exhibiting the industry Of Psrodi 1t is worthy of OBJ
servation that she has sung every night except one
during the past week besides being engaged daily in
the r.hearsals OF two operas, La Favoritan and
cspuietti Montecch" both of which win be produced
during the present week and In the latter Of which
the generous daughter of win sustain the part
of Romeo at the debut Of Miss Virginia whiting, for
whose in the lyric drama her concert perform
aBces have prepared us.
Nor Is this all the novelty that to have dur
ing the week The letter of Psrod addressed TO the
citizens Of New York In which she makes appeal In
behalf Of the political Italian refugees has appeared In
columns In that document, in conjunction with
Maretzsk and the opera company, Tuesday evening
next set apart fer concert at Tripier HALL and
he programme shows that We are anticipate treat
that doubtless win I'LL the capaeous saloon Of usic
to the very ceiling, that interesting occasion 1t
will give additional rest TO that event to know that
Parodi herself IL under the ban Of the government OF
her own country. When the republican cause was
hanging doubtful In the scale was hands that
the despatches Of the liberal party conhdd and
che it was, vto, in open boat cros,ed and
crossed the bay OF Naples with them at the hazard Of
her liberty and life For this and her other romantic
yet noble acts In conpeoion with the edom CT her
country, che y an exile; and having GENE nobly for
ward behalf Of those Who are less gifted with tho
means Of obtaining support In foreign land IL IL TO
be hoped thai the public viii respond to the call In
depepdentiy Of every confederation Of curiosity that
may be excited by the great talent to be displayed on
Tuesday night.
Another musical event Of very treat interest will be
the complimentary benefit at Niblos next Thursday.
II will be testim onisl to Mr. william y Brough that
stil retain pleasing memories Of his vocal triumphs
when the English opera In vogue In the metropo
lie. There IL prospect OF Q throng.d house, and
trust that win be In every way satisfactory 70 the
beneficiary.
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The steamship Atlantic, Capt West, has now
been twenty two days atsea. There is, of course,
great deal of anxiety felt for her safety; but we
still of the opinion that she has met with
cident, and has put back to Liverpool. or gone to
the Azores.
Annexed is a list of her passengers
NAMES PASSENGERS IN THE ATLANTIC.
MIR. W Wheelock and Mr. q. b, Reese, Philadsl
lady, New York Mr.. Abbott Lawrence, Jr.
Mr. W Il Case and lady Boston,
New York, Mr.. Chas Schr ader,
MIR. Jas. III Easter, Balti- Mr.. Schlieman,
mere. Mr.. Klsener,
Mr. r. II Harris, Mr. w. Benjamin, Jr New
Mr. L. Pottipg.r. York,
Mr. c. Q Hatch and lady, Mr. g. Mackenzie,
New York. Mr. j 3. Lowry,
Mr. p walker, Mr. Alexander " servant,
MIR ButteI6eld, Mr. Wadsworth \ servant,
Mr. sutton. Mr.. NJ. Goldstein,
Mr. II Grfin, Mr. u A. Curtis,
Mr. d. Rankin, Mr. j. j. Lorins
The next steamer due from Liverpool will be the
Arctic, and we expect her on Saturday next. We
may hear of the Atlantic before that time; but If
not, we confidently believe that The Arctic will
bring adyices of her safety.
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Ann Int.,llrcnrn.

The y steamer uoumud. . gautstn Prc"harn, a..
rived - SATURDAY from Indian River reports every.
TINS qrrt IA thai ttelton rhe Monmouth hed r.
moved ION rnDy u r.. - artillery. under tho eur.
mana II Major Wto bridge NON The Miami ~ Indian
liver. and Con psny l. under tn command ~ MAJOR
loud from natan rtfer TO a. AukGstine.-SargnHa9
bsotgtcn jan ~
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Movements Of D,st,ngu shed individuals.

John n. Prr,;en ksq the nssly appointed Surveyor
General fer or, son. IL At the Irving House Mr..
u making pr. rsrations for entering upon his on
olsl duties az the earliest nom nt possible
william Frazer E'q Angus Msckintosh, Esq, and
servant scotlapd, Eugene Ninno, Paus; MtB. Sick.
ord and isttSht, E1rlsnd: NJ Lsgtsnd. New Orleans;
Col sUtbtraU0. hentneky, Henry Peek New TIA.
ven, william douglas Concord VI Day, New Haven,
we're among the arrivals, yesterday, al the Union
Placs Itotl
"a Clark z Amy; ". Crimp and W. O
C&rUth Lfuhyills TsfG pr0videns~; Peck Mas.
tsebuttttf, N Bingham. San Francisco; William
Harper Cauads. ". Frudrxtsr. Balnmors, Wht t.,
Jr. 4. Gould aud q. Dos dley Boston were among
the arrivals sttteroay a. the Irving i1ouse
Cbttlss fssron, London; Uolbeft TAYLOR. B0rton
ToSufnd Glovrr FhhRil, Alfred speArmtn Cht.
cauo. ana = asuues Ne fofk. we're among the arr.
walls. yttteday ~ the Howard Hotel
iiaftI - ~ :ott Ltut koIsn1o 4 Macy:
q Wilton BUstcn. u Mayo Bangor. y VI N, rris
y. Navy, aud Lieut. wyuian, a.. Army arrived
yeeftrcsy az ne American.
VI heUuttt. 81 iuobtF ttr. r w Hale Baltimore.
g Etiham Boston y Riddle, Tennessee. y "a Uau.
Get, Canada Litut Ware, Royal Navy y W,lsh
Liverrcoli Rnd tbpt Lang steamer Asa, arrived
al he Atuor House ytftsrdxy
bon Richard "a uayatd Charse n ntirs- 20
Relaium saisd ior Hasre Friday. 10 the ship New
I0ik non this port
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The Cuban Revolution.

ANOTHER VERSION OF THE INsURREcrIoN-DE-
PARTrIE OF VOLUNTEERS PROM AL sBAAiA, ETC.
BosroS, August 8, 1851.
letter received by Of the frs, mercantile firms
in this city, dated Trinidad de Cuba, July IS says
You will probably hear exaggerated accounts of iusur.
rections in various parts Of tie island Ia this place.
ffy.ex young proceeded to a hill nsar by, and
raised the standard CT independence. They pur-
sued by the government trooss, and tortion ofthem
surrendered without resistance and begged for mercy
The rest eI into the woods This all the rising ther
has been in this vicinity" The correspondent fur
most thoroughly aai eHectuaiy suppressed"
BALTIMORE, August 9, 1851
have just letter from responsible source at
Havana, brought by the Georgia, to a gentlemen not
connected with the revelation in Cuba pron0uncns ali
TIE statements put forth by the Spanish government
false anc predicting the entire Of the patriots
sixty dsytbat the announcements Of the overthrow
the patriots have been put forth by the Spanish
nlent to ohech the movements in the United States.
These stories said to be all known to be false in
Havana The letter smussied through By a pas
serger.
To-niehts Soethstn mail brings Extra New Orleans
Pscssurs which Gays that the Cuba revolution is
suppressed The rstriots hold their own. Trinidad
Cienfegos and Villa Clare have sent out their ban -
eId cuina MiIsnda hai raised the barEer OF revolt
Tie steamer Vixen and U. s. sicop Aiaosma, sailed
hcm Pensacola on saturday, for Crba
MoaTeoaEuv, Ala, August s. 1851.
There Il great excitement here in favor Of the Cuban
nsvrrsctson number Of persons leaving TO hep
the Cubans In their struggle for Independence.
The weather is 10. and dry
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TIME AWFUL EXECUTION.
BY rELEGRAPu

BALrrfosF, AUG 8, 1s5i
Taylor Murphy and shelton the murderer Of the Co.,
den family we're hung to-day 10 the presence Of eth.
thousand people, who're behavior WIS very orderly
The prisoners ascended the gsllOws together With firm
steps
TsyIor aud Murphy made short satreseee positively
denying their guilt. Shelton also denied has guilt
Murphy when hrst brought 10 the yaliovs exclaimed
Murderrs do your work; but, bear in mind, that
you do noe hang murderers"
The ssuovs twenty i've fet hsh and the iau full
sin feet
The ropes bunglingy adjusted and when the trap
fii the knot Of Mwphys rope broke and ne tel violent
" to the ground distance Of twelve feet His throat
was horribly sshed and sscersted and he wa perfect
AZ in nsie The occurrence caused thrill OF horror
amongst the spectators.
The other two men did without strussse-the great
Gail not cpy broae their Dce but parted the 0eeh all
around Their throsis almost 30 the bone They hung
twenty minutes end were taken down.
Murphy, b. THE time had recovered, aud again re-
rested his declaration q Innocence A he parsed the
bodies cf rsssor and Shelton he exclaimed SMy Col
two innocent men sserihced" He v~s sgsin put W.
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fIffuN I'VE
wul ycu be Esd sncrgh 70 inform and the pub,is,
vhy en- Cation into The conduct Of the -Conms
sloners Of Emirratu b. committee Of three from oar
I<sisiafure shouid be held at private Once IN vs.
street. and that the pubc should have sdmittascss
Also Why the Hrad hiss tepor. Of proceedings vbch
Important enough 70 require counsel behsd 1.-THE
COMMISSIONER In the rccl Irecollect II your
planning betDre ABOUT the Commissioners u Ew
erstiop excluding The reporters of the How'd from a
investigation Into their proceedings oo Randsr Ids Al
wh ycu cxpoed the practice " allowing toctors Get
and sAsNh the bodies Of dead euigr.nts Il nlnR
complaint that excludes you now surely pub ssr-
wants ought not TO he INDUCED with private u' Ass
tons the pubic press Kept In the dnk@te NJ ocs
duct q said servants WIN roo eulishten me "a othcss
Mr. Editor, snd oblixe AN OLD SObrS hin&k
Auguft Z, 1881.
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Total democrats, wings In the last Congress there
were democrats, wing, and free soiler.
KENTUCKY
CoNGREss-Tbe delegation elect will probably stand
whgs to democrats In the last Congress there
wings and democrats The full returns may vary this
apparent result to be favorable to the wings
GovERNos, &c-The wings said to concede the
election of Lazarus w Powell, (democrat Governor
John b. Thompson, (whg) ia chosen Lieut.. Governor
ALABAMA. y
Tie election generally is in favor of the Union cand
dates The secessenists will only carry about eight
counties throughout tie State (This relates, pre-
sumo, to Governor and Legisature)
CoSoREss-The Union claim the election Of Ave or
six of the members John Bragg secession demo-
cra is elected in tie First district and probably Ssnp
son w. Harris, (secessiOn) in the Third district
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prrArrctr O. Jrae, LtsD--Jouny Lad laG THU cisss
this morning ia tie Rsiaissr Csptain Dsgroct for Al
bany, m f, TO Nisgsrs Tss Wtsoee, at-e- stop5ins
short tire she vii Witt Of the eit.e % o.nss
She accompanied b. ber seEvsnts oa.T snt hsr
Treneh cousin
W NJ Burxoyue, Esd, Tvs. W. n. Bzrxnyne. chai-
and two servants san lteacisco, CaPtsa HacNickot.
New ORLEANS; Br y &. BGir, a. James Hsrden saf
lady. Lennon -ptsip Y Z. B.sgfstons British army.
n n. Aiisins south Csscana. l. Oulxirk Nsi ls-ig,
postoo Gil. slater. as.a serVant Carsca arrig~l
yestcrssy NJ the IuiNr pia~e Hotel
Joeeph CrscaNn San francieco J II Gortou, DC A.
Fields Ccetec n Ia,se, Cincinnati, X Pitched.
Louisville ny Hstris, Monsyoaery Ala Judge
Parsons, Clinton e5ynty wm Ar. hAr, oass. <. EAn&-
do; John yepkins, Bait.ncre Thomss Hopkins, 5os
Jss Clark Rurlingtoc love Calvin Gee, st. Louis MO-
Thomas NJ. Crane and lady r,ttsbnsy Pa, were snoast
the arrivals at the uowtrl uotei
ten Conrad. Hooorsbse Secretary Of War, Wsshsag--
ton; & s Graz. Richmond, n. Trush. So, frsacxsss-
n Stockinx 81. Louis, Ccsonel Te3pe, A.,ary hoA-
Reverty Johnson Bs,,rn,s; james sehcr ssafn v.ro-
lima ;Judse Lcgrsnde, ma arrived yrscrtsS 81 me Aso
Hovs.
Hoo John A CcIlicr. Dinshsmtoe, Hon z.xssh-
| Prti, Prattsviue; Joayr sasss-, Utica koa ~; =.
HI. nbsn N C M II Tbcmpscn E9rtia rere smongtss-
| arrives yestetiay at the Irving Aouse
| 4 Johnsou miiusokie; rboraas Howe. Richmond, s.
PORTLAND. n Russeii Georgia. II Tweed, Ohagr-s-
s,ry amongst the astvss yesterday at the American
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Army InselllRence.

We learn that en- order has been received from WISH
Dgon, FOE the removal q all the troops Al this station to
the South This " prOb~blv the renewal Of the order
Issued some time since, aud subsequently, counter.
married., for The removed OF the troops to the Southern
station great excitement at that time from the
fact that Il wss supposed hst troops intended TO
operate against those who engaged In the cubsnsS
pcdiion That eea quetcd By contradiction Of
the head Of the government snJ THE probably carry
out what was then intendcd-s mere transfer Of the
troops TO the South.
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From I;G stoa.

MOVEMENTS or SECRETARY wEBsrTe-FEoRr AMONG
TUE GAs.BLEks, ETC.
Bosro-, August 8, 1851
The Hon. Daniel webster left Boston this morning for
biz farm, at Frsnkln n. II. Mrs Webster tooS her de-
Tsrturv. at the cane time, for Saratoga.
The gamblers who compelled to leave the muster
held at Nepopset proceeded t. squSntam where q ser
fight occurred anorg tsemssises Knives and clubs
werr freely used and wsS reported thas onc OF the
gamblers fatally injured One had his bitten OF
src otArrs w,re badly bruised
The Hon Samuel H. valley declines the oscs Of Mayor
ofRoxbury he s put forward by the Webster wings
q candidate fer nomination for Governor
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EXECUTION OF AMOS GREEN.A
b. MAIL

BALriaoeE August 8, l pt
Amos Green, the segro TO be hung AZ to-ds fx
rene on Mrs yoserhlne Pence was removed feou, ouc
jail last night TO Howard district persisug to the sSs
in his protestations Of Innocence Of all violence H
has done from the first 1t Is suar fact that hs
is not one Of hs jsiors Of the Rev gentlemen WI
have visited him nculiag the Rev. Henry Slicer Of
the shrewdeet obscrQers Of human character who not
feel CONVICTION, amounting almost TO certainty that
the negro innocent o tbs crime which is aAoeto
furer but the nature Of the charge il such that
buttipg testimony be produced rhe fact a his
having at first denied ali knowedgs OF rha woman
that he now makes the statement mutual intercou se
is to m nd pretty conclusive evidence of hls - It,
He engaged all day yesterday devotional ca
ekhibisips apparently the greatest 6rmness reso
ton.
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at 5'olcck, p NJ
Tie whole Entsrtaiz will conclude with the VARIED
anu extraordinary performance Of the
RANEL FAMILY.
The elatsio scene CALLED the Thre Cadiate,s by the
thee brothers. Francis antoine. aud Jerome kavel
The rsins AID daring fats Of the wonderful Mems
Bcn1in the sht Rope. whose extraOdln achieve
OF the
La ssyrenne BY Nile Ceestine trsuek Nile Bertha and
Mons. Brilliant.
coiebretcd ana original Jota Arrasons, by MADAM
Marsett Mile. yieOrae Frsnok. Francois and Antoine
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOsxLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN, BROoRLYN.-ADMIssIOy Is
w cent? To oommehee al O'Clock. Benedt of Miss NJ
TAJ le,rc Saturday evening" August the
wall commence vita the SWISS sWAfSs-swig Mr.. r. b.
Johns.oni Walter Mr. H. Phiilge Rosetta Mics Croker
d. me Glib, Mrs peerug After which che following Baue
Dertssmsnt-ris Lit. Miss fayleure and Mr. rIe.onsr
Grad kedley Dance. IA ailtaira Nalyna Hora-
ppe Me- " v. Jones' Pas ssyrsn Miss yaysure Nd ~.
HEAD-oblivous TOP Mr.. ID. s. Palmer; Tom Feather
stone, Mr. Florence; Mrs TOP. Mise croeker. -
A CARD.-hiss N. TAYLEURE RESPECTFULLY IN
"a fcrrjs her friends and the public general that her
benefit takes Iiaes fr the Close Of tie seaso on satur-
day evening Ausrst? st the Military Garden Drookyu
Which abe III be Assisted by the whole
OF tSs BrougL.n Lyeeum company.
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VILE WAITE RInSs PLACEs.

NEW YORK BAY HOTEL TwoAND HALF MILES
IN south Jersey City which BY hotel
the vicinity Of New York for comfort healthy location
extended Of the hay and the surrounding Islands
hh a. present. wing 10 the departure Of sm
" most splendid silt Of roenis vacant which Will be
tented applied Excellent bathing and fhns
with hotel for which stages leave Jersey C
'e''' 's''''' ""'' '"'''s" DIVER q BRooNHBAD.
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From, Albany.
JENNY LIND-cAss os HAEetSo.

JENNY LJND-cAss OF HhEetN0,
kLsAsrN, August 8, 1851.
Jenny Lind and her personal attendants arrived at
four O'Clock this Afternoon In the steamer Reindeer from
New York She took carriage for Congress Hail. and
In TIE morning viii take the O'Clock tram OF
for Buffslo II IL said she win rcmaln In retirsnt
Niagara Falls for several weeks
Ayourg man Jason Of SIR. Robert wbitloek, lumber
desier found hanging In the gsrrc Of his father
house THE aftsfnooa II was the result Of accident
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Tro,,ios msteh-Lndy sufrolk winning.


The great trotting match betwesa Lady sudak and
st. Lawrence, for purse of saoe, took place on the
Rochestes Union Course this afterpoon Mile heats best
three in FIVE Lady Suffolk victorious winning the
first, second end fouth, heats TIE time was s fol.
lows
Fbst Hest. 235 Third Heat ......... 400
SecSrd Hcat......... 2;sT Fourth Heat. ...... acc
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By TELEGEAPU

B.Lrntoes August g. 1851
Amos Green the rfgro convicted Of rape, executed
at E!iicott Mills today. lie vsgt to the scsfosd cling
ing and praying He declared his Innocence, but
was of no use the world would not believe hm. Hsf
asked God to forgive her despatch received FROM
Governor Love- authorizing further respite IL Thoughts
dyisable By the Distric. Attorney.
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TO rHs fnrrop rat <eaID
vish you would inform the rtcr detcrs Of the Kipy
noyed 10 going home night e the drivers overloadinx
the tess " the stages and eceains out there no ds
ger, untu the IsJles sTv oh >sred 20 leave
August 8, 1891 A LADY PA5sEhaER.
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Err In proyidenrr-.lnan shot. &c.

Pao,,orNcE, n. T., Ausrst 8. 1851
two story house ueadley street eestroyei by
FIRE yesterday daughter OF Felix Bosske, Of the
occupants Of the house burned died from injuries
ceiv,d BY the Ere.
Francis Arnold shot, yesterday at srnithasii OF
was fer,d mortality by Edvsr4 Knight, who persisted
In usirg pathway property which Arnold
had deter mined TO close up.
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ASSURANCES.

rI,Hr BsooKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered In ls2 0fbccs ~ Fulton street Brookiys
Bsrcbapts Exchange, Wall street. New fork-hase tnsu
eapsl (ss also handsere eurplusl invested "a the mos
untoukted securities and contnuc to insure buudgs ne
ohendise furniture, snd other personal property vessels
pot and their cargoes rvsa 40 avorabs terms anf 0'
'''''' WILLIAM EtLswoRTH President
AfERkp c. srkvsss eera.arY.