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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

NOTICE.-The Co partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers under ne nrm
OF JOHN FACONER & co. IL this day DlssOLvEDby
mutual consent Either party will sign IL nggastion-
JANIS r. M0ULTON
u.,v yoys J.rparv I 1881 IL 3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS
Il PR0GR ESs.-PARTICULAR NOrICE--Ai tho
low ALL TO see the New Panorama the uniform price
OF admission will hereafter be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
On Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOONS, at 3ocock,
Children will be admitted al half price Descriptive Gaia
ogues l2i cents Open every EVENING.
Doors open al Ito commence at u O'Clock ia lwiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

DOARD.-One or two LADIES can be
Oaccommodsted with Board with a widow lady, where
there other boarders Every attention paid to their
comfort Those wishing quiet home may consider II
strictly confidential Address c. B. Broadway Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

DOOKKEEPER-An Accountant who
IBIS dsengsged after three O'Clock P. NJ wants book
keepers situation Address B K al this office. jl7 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

A GENT WANTED-A young man of
business habits integrity is wanted to sell
Maps. &c. 10 whom constant employment will be given
Apply Isl Broadway. back Office. UP stairs. I'D IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

boy WANTED As Apprentice to
Blearn The Jewelry business One who has tas'e
for Drawing preferred Address box Ysst the office Of
this paper. JZ0u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
WANT PLACES.

As WAITER by a respectable man mol OF
knowledge Of his business and frstrae city reference
To be heard Of l79 HudsOnst OF Vesey. J IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two large
n Rooms the second foor with bedroom attached
and connected by pantry also large attic Room nicely
frnshed-to let in Private Family to Single Gentlemen,
with or without Breakfast Apply at ia Franklin-s IT.
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTED-BY a gentleman
ED Nhe East part prefered) in Aamily where instruction
on the Piano would be received equivalent He
would furnish his and piano required. Ad
dress " Word Tribune Office. t2) 2IG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

THO TAILORESSES- Wanted a Fe-
n male Coat Hand, who is able 70 work butonholes
Apply to APPLE WOLFE, Tailor 81 Rooseveltst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20

A GENTS WANTED.-From 5000 to
IN 81 200 year be made in selling the New Family
Manual at l8 Nassaust Cd floor Call address postpaid
The American Family Publication Establishment NY
10 lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

srecial M niger nom the state Department. aud
one ao the Navy Department arrived here ye'tsr-
da, orEipg with de paches 1t Is said for Commodore
Parker and the United states consul 81 Havana Woo
have been ir,tructed uire into the circumstances
att. ding the executions Havana. and TO investigate
III. fri into the s. mail steamer Falcon by span
ish steam frigate The Saransc bad fired up and
Just about to weigh ~ Choir when Commodore Parker
rc~iy.d tell graph de- patch from the department. d.
r.,tag i'm TO the arrival Of Mr. LeIeher. who Is
exp. ct,d here thin m-rnng Norfolk Beacon, hug ~
TheU Surveying schooner. Meredith acting mas
ter w w koberts arrived Ut Norfolk Friday
ing and called again Saturday for her station ia the
Chrsh Ieake.
We unc erstspd that orders received at the Nor
folk Navy Yard Friday, to fit out the u g. risa.e
Columbia
Surgeon Ifaac utz has ceived the appointment Of
Fl-.t surgeon Of The Home squadron under CommoiJre
Parker. -
The q g. sloop Of Plymouth Commander Kelly,
was ttwtd from the naval anchorage at Norfolk, on
sAiurcsy rpirg by the U. steamer Engineer second
master Omssad commanding, TO Hampton Roads. She
H. for the East Indies by the Of ders aud Brazil
The fol ing Il list o. her vfncers -Commantsr-
John Kelly Lieutepants-John T. ellis. L. Carrngton
Bowers q, oIge bslch John Guest surYeou-A. U.
Gamhrill; Puiser-Edwsrd q Dsr,n Aetias Master
Henry " Arnold Assistant surgeon-Jsuks VI. OTIS
Passed Nicsbipm,n-David Ochree. Reegart II. Lowry,
Milton Haxiun. Joseph Fry uid-hpmen-Elwarj II
sLutrick George r. Morrison, william \ Little. Lester
A R.acsle- Boats Sair William Smith Gunrer-
william IIarcourt Carp.pter--Charles w. Babbtt ;
ssi usk.r--Georre d. BlsckfOrd Captains Clerk
JUseph T.. Norris, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
Senator Phelps, of vt., ON the Fugitive
slave Law.

srRI,GFIELD, August q, 1901
Alorg and able letter. dated the @th inst, has Just
made its appearance from Hon 8 j. Phelps, late u
Senator from Vermont II addressed to the Hon Lu
cus Peek who recently declined the free soil nom
nation for Governor 81 Vermont Senator Phelps r'
views the Fugitive slave law its constituonay ano the
action u Vermont those questions, With great ear
ntdness. lie says:-
o,tle eop,titutousty Of the act entertained
dOut IL but the echo Of the constitution it,sif IL
may b. nCoib.d, II may require modification IN come
but che lie WITHIN the range OF
.ei,ative dieT.iiou ana difference 81 opinOn Ia rela
tcn 10 III N affects not the question 81 cOnsttullous
~ IL ~tuid difncuit 10 carry Out the pfOVsou oi
*. constitution without law substantially Lac toe on-
IN u tion The main purpose ot the sct the surrender
o. ii fugitive H. s.mApdsd by the constr uuon Well
the usBbsr e return lsft 70 legislative PrOvis'on IL
tl.r. t ANYTHING Objectionable that tue remedy u
~ ,pt.al 10 stye discr.uon-tot by resstaoce 70
IL. lss Itsppears 20 NJ tn@t We have ou QUE a.rhi
t,. hef - cary the Law OF repudiae the cOnst
tuition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

LArsr TRos poRr at Psi~c..--By the brig Milton,
fr,m the above place in possession Of dates 70
the 18Th which state that every thing was then quiet
Tie I'm pcror with the army and squadron we're a.
Cape Hsytisn. scs,unt e nsFs resolved that a
French and Euglish stean-r q war we're expected
iLsre AulsTiesn provisoDs were In great abundance
aud cu't to sell Coffee sss getting scarce Coffee,
80 TO $50 per 100 bs logwood $40 per loo lbs with
cut the export duty Tobscc', SOS 20 500
We have rscsivd by the fans brig hiss OF u, Mo
ri.,m Ia,ii.n sud Ia fpia ia Conm1cs Of the lO'h
ust On The ith II July tho Senate aud House Of Re-
trsf,ut i've. decd their ssssi Il the seventh legs
afuft. wilh q Long hfe to the Emperor" aud
tafs tor N cruf.ifu'ieu
90 The i5,h q July his Majesty stared ffom the
r. plfal q 2 the North Ne hAs b,en received every
where h. sent. with the greatest enthussm. 81 toe
Y,ruati.n frfm Port su Prince u GOnaivs-.
Ths Honorable Charles nua cha eyer. on ultr Agent
q Dtnusrt old 90 the let ms al hs rel fence al
Aux Cayes Hs iunerH took place on the following day
I'D h. vss mpaucd % hs last resting pace ~ an
innlspts crowd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
The Latest from Washington.

THE CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE
VIXEN AND ALBANY, ETC.
wAsHISGroS, August %, 1851.
There Is not one word Of truth in the report tsle-
grsphed to you the arrival here Of the President and
Secretary Of Interior aud the consequent holding Il
q cabinet meeting. l photographed you on sunday the
result Of meeting the day previous OF Mesrs Cor
win Graham, and Hall, and the order which was then
made send person to Cuba by the saransc to make
inquiries the shooting Of the prisoners and the To-
suit to flag by the stoppsge Of the Falcon Since
then the gt has received dispatches throw
ns any additional light the matter; and, Therefore
Eotbing further has been done.
The President is expected here to morrow-neantime
the several departments have instructed the United
States officers every exerton to prevent violation
Of the law.
De,yatchss have been received at the Department
from the commanders Of the United States steamer
vixen and the United states oop Of war Albany, but
they indcs,. nothing to the actual fate OF the re-
nainder Of the Cuban expedition, or the success Of
Lop<z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
hmm itostnn.

PRIZE son. MEE1iNs-COUNIEsFEIrE ARRESTED
POLITICAL AND RAILROAD kXcitEMENr ar ma
LIFAX. 49,,
Auss,ing q free sellers va held THIS evening .,
Cfstuan Han 20 sTpont delegates g tn state jonvcn-
t;o, Al Woreest,r GA the leth september Jcho Cove
t,s.,d,d O. srd speeches ma5e BY G~n Hsny "i'ou
J,bp q PARK aud Dsyia l. Eldsr. q Kentucky. The
rt.t,rg IVES largely attended snd mu'n enthusiasm
pr.,aned cen wilson in his speech, 'ai they v, 4
r,uy the sttta ~ 1900 msjoriy TIE usual n9,Dber
Of d,leystts sPpoint'd
Tie Iaifsx psp,rs Il the z1d Inst are hIlod With
f,r,e titci,rosfng pssis the question s-ral"ay'
or 10 raivays1 IL is th.usht tat Joseph Hove snt
oti,r II the liberal party vho advocate the rslFa7
i,,,r,s WI b. truwphsbty ,hoisd. and tbat tue 5s
nj. st esvyy the Parliament The election takes place
20 dsy
f,rnrnr p.sfy tas tcsn arrested aud held 70 bail
a, the ,ur, ,fsfuS charge q passnS unieriet
...v cnst wss 20 ne Fafret' fxcnaose Bint
o. ut,s,,r. sra sDotscf ca the smitsa-id Esaaaase
ptnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

UNITED STATES co sMISSIONEk'S COURT.
August rs AT tea O'Clock this morning the United
Stats tuit filed with people waiting to hear
the case the fugitive slave Boiling which was expected
10 com. ,f TO-DAY The reporters sat at their table till
eleven ock having been expected that Judge Bits
or her Commits, would adj udicate 10 toe matter
few minutes after eleven. u 3 Marshal ram idge
req followed by a lar,e crowd who waiting
sice AID announced that Investigation would take
plac. to-day. as Mr.. Commissioner Brigham Sas to III
to hear tn,
Mr. Culver then made short address to those present
He that the claimants If Bo6ing hat agreed to
take 81 $50 with costs, and 70 allow the fugitive to
ain wrh hs fri.uds; that about S1(Oo Of the money
had be. reaoy astd in PouShkeepsie and that he
hopei the balance would be made by TO morrow morn
nv as it was probatle that Mr.. BRIGHAM would be
sufficiently recovered dispose OF the Consdcra
Tie DISQUALIFICATION manifested by the friends Of the
fugitive and also by Southern party in consequence
of he delay that had taken place in dsposng of the
matter The examination may take place to-m)rrov.
W. Und.rstand that the required amount wiz be made
ND AS soon rs the case is adj uoi lated upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

We have intelligence from Washington, by
tslesrapb. that dispatches have been received
from the CON manders Of the United States steamer
yixer, and the sloop of Albany, in reference to
Cuban matters, but that they contain nothing later
than wha. we were previously in possession of. We
ere also informed that the attempt to get up
Cuban me eting in Wa ,bington was failure.
We learn from Halifax, that Vice Admiral Sir
George Seymour, Commander-in-che will sail
iheree on the q September with strong for'e for
Jamaica.
Senator Phelps, of Vermont, has defined his
position on the Fugitive Slave law. His views will
take occasion to refer to them in day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
Partner Relative 10 the Pampero and the
Landing OF Lopez.

BALTIMORE August %, 1851
The Seronnah N.tps states that the Pampero when Is
miles from Havana, broke some part OF her machinery
causing float two hours along the current OF the
gull stream, approaching Havana all the time Before
the accident was repaired she carried In full view OF
Moro Castle sight OF the soldiers of the Water
Battery She finally got up steam, and Dor, away for
Bahia Honda where the inhabitants received pei with
open ard every demonstration of favor and
large part of his force mounted horses
the voluntary offerings Of the people. The Pampero
remained Bahia Honda all night, and then sailed for
Key West nearly destitute Of coal which accounts for
her lcDg passage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

I otT-hN ACrErrAN p or JACOB vaEEJaND,
H ds' ed Nav ". months far $50 TO- si.. a meme.
ian ~ cbeel at bed A. 'iey be ~ 70
~. W ~. -f.r -. 20 hob - rped iSrl re -art
Il usT or Sful tN-FRUh 90 wrsr paoaD~sv. ON
~ ~ evet ing n huftd, a. cod MN Chain,
- ne mad" srh tltr fma riiA teart. ana hey
tacl 80 Ary fturtig tte above shei ecive
dohars rtwaT = ~ q The hunks ~ tie c"urr.
lIUVE AsplSBS. 20 West Broed~av.
/ OST. L"sT-s LrATUER WALLET OF poCKET
- iork 'trtsiI irv rsr vau-hts " tfe owner.
ptspr " ntriaa esnue norasi Ho'ei So prtad-
vat fnNle lftds let vsrdei srnppsed 10 have been
'T w broadpsy = droprsd IN on omrihus.
II tYtrsr- o. THUtsp.v woRNrNn rvoR WEAR
Nv fvcod tret Nev ~ an leon safe No A9 The hndsr
l56 water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

Isr.cH --Yes'srday murniug the bark Olivia vas
suBcl ID frcm tt yard q Nessrs Perine Patterson 4
stseb. o. Williamsburg We have previouAy given her
deftinat.tn dim.nsious &c.
DtrARrttF ~ srFssrfs ToH CHIcsts Yesterday,
three steamships bft this port for Chegrss nseiy the
Illinois capt usrtstsin, Both'r Jonsih.n Capt Mills
srd The Lafayette, Cs2s s.oidafd Tie bitter baohe.
az san JUsn.
Tsy stgsuHfs CRY ~ mAVoHEsrra, Capt Campbe l.
Iett ptlsds,th. ct mon yuerdsy for Liverpool With
h.a,v esfgo. tis,tsan rsssensers, aud S2gfOo In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
NEWS BY TELE GRAPB.
TIE LArEsT RELATIVE TO CUBA.
POLITICAL IrfMS FROM VARIOUS QUARTERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
de-, &C., &c.

Arrival at New Orleans or the bodies OF Col.
Crittensien, Capt. Ker. and Lieut.. Brandt.
NV OaLEAss August q 1881.
The schooner Fairy arrived to-day from Havana hav-
ing beard the bodies Of Col Cendsnn Capt Victor
Ker, and Lieut. James Brandt, who were executed at
Havana on the 10th inst The arrival here created the
greatest excitement and upon their landing thousands
focked to the mournfu sight During the day the fes-
ing became moot intense and the Mayor obliged to
issue Several arrests have been made of
parties who endeavoripg to excite the people to
commit acts violence against the Spanish residents
At the present writing the city has become more quiet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29
The Cuban Excitement Throughout the
Country.

Country
BALTIMORE, August %, 1851.
A letter from Savannah says company Of one hsn-
dred would leave there on Tuesday for Cuba There
was great excitement in consequence The city was
Illuminated banners fly ing fireworks were let of
al the Cuba fag floating from tie tops of all the
public houses. ,o,,
The Cuban meeting called for to- night proved failure
Very few persons assembled and organization took
place.
PIrrsBune, August % 1851
great Cuban meeting held in this city last night,
ard the largest meeting ever held here. The
Hon. William Irwin President.
Resolutions strongly sJmpathizng with the Cuban
patriots the fifty massacred, and deuouncing the
epaIis for boarding the Falcon and the Amer
can Cor sui, passed triumpHaptly.
The speakers the Hon. w. w. Irwin, Col. Sam.
Black. W. W. Dallas, p. c. Shannon, and W. J. Rose.
Great enthusiasm prevailed and wilkins Hall was I'M
able 10 hold the numbers who pressed to hear the
LOUISVILLE, Augusta 1851.
A large Cuban meeting held last night ani an
other comes CT this evening Similar meetings are also
t.irs held at interior towns Of the State.
CIScrsSArr, August %, 1851.
A Cuban INDIGNATION meeting is being held on Fifth
street market place 1t does promise to amount TO
much
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

s,d I.aoIsatr hr1srwsv cor er egnar street have
In irIe poet sssnrtmsnt q y fall e~r
H. .t.ss N.rir Stawis DkF. snd every other kn 81
t.a istsr a., r. odt befet lar stock y hpdss vie
and ismy gooos - Wooilsn hlani etc. V's 'shhe Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

IN. rs ed nave been appointed under the authority
ofthe meeting In the Park COMMITTEES 90
csiye public SUBJ rion 70 he applied { the purpose OF
able TO TIE atty prison.
ere n IA spot ~tsre the Infamous butche-y COM
ii,e all necessary and proper
required Tor the esentusl contamination OF that
ofiect; shieh ncrde 90 tuch be
nnd proper title to the
on viii the q he erected and the consent Of
the Loci. authcri ie Accepting this aprointme they
tier rcadiness u receive ali contrib sons
the further Of the sad mertoriaus aud
neb Object aud exrres- kors that their
all ms foI ward literally for the purpose In view.
ArDtpw ~ MosLE, y, X, rLL,u,
Jopr MCksoN, LLiJAH u. PURpy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

L,sc.srEs, Pa, August -, 1851.
The whig Coav,ntion re.nstemblei this morning n
The court house aud made the followns nominations -
SENATOR'S
DR. r. Kipzer, EdEard G Darlington.
L uup,ieksr John G. Walton,
Mo- IopraIL Bsitgam A schs-her.
h 4. Martin.
rBrurFxr JUDGE.
II q Tong
sssUtiArE JrBcEe.
Daniel b vordersnith, jeremiah Brown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

The STEAMER MoSnoUTH.-We understand
tha; the owners captain, and officers Of the steamer
Monmouth, have suffered a great deal Of incon-
ytDieIce Of lac, in consequence Of the suspicion
e1'ortAiu,d by the government aud its agents, that
she as been, or is, In the employ Of the Cuban
patriots In this country. We have the best ,son
for knowirg that these suspicious are entirely
unfouuce ed; NJ the time Of Uncle Sans officials in
kespirg an eye upon her movements is entirely
tbrosr away, and might certainly be put TO better
IurIote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

OoccoRD, N H., August Is 1901.
TIE doth Of Hon LUXE Woodbury., by suicide Is con-
hrmed lie hung himself in his barn between eight and
o'c ock, yesterday morning having made his viii
the d-v h' VIII embraces many requests He was
nfy. 1--WE years old and leaves ~ifs but children.
M. " the democratic candidate for Governor Of
New Hampshire, and cousin Of Hon. Levi Woodbury.
The report that the latter quite ILL Is incorrect
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p.mocrn,ie Nomlnn,,uns in Ohlo.

Ct~CfSsAri August - 1891.
The Democratic Convent.cu IN Hamilton county, no
nin.ted The following eand oatss. to-day
spafe-A n Eidale. John y WALLER aud L. Arm-
strtpg =. 60.
] stahisr. OroigV ATlcid. Joan Ashley b. i. Dale
ana Z IskUt
I,,ost,o- kafles II, mae
.I4ss If Goa tou g,fs-s;aulsy Matthews, A.G W.
Carter aud ktttrt Va deu
I,sI.f. yudss-J Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

Laaiss nirs from he wat-rng pales.
citgsn. gcnsraly. visiting the
city sh' Md Mt fail TO sary sst o. the masniheens
ailery tfMr AGson. COS broadway IL IA
one the ,his try Mr. A. h generally acknow.
erse g. hsv.te snusrior a. an operator all sizes taken
on q a l. An ivory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

rsrt.tf IN ion 49, rds Fai 81 reated sue
furupe are cN1ihifttn and ats
~ The Of 90 al Hwan Andes enr No ~ Bisery 81
dues rrises TOM ~ p D. yard nog sng at"s q.
rtr vata Alto Do autl fll pa'tes ~ gth tr.s " y
GREENS az pc ysid ne greatest bargains ever
fftftf IN this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

CRUELTY IN THE NAvY.-lt has been minated
TO us, that James McCaddan, Of the crew Of the
United States sloop Of wa st. Louis, was kept in
solitary confinement, with double irons upon him,
solorg and under such circumstances, that the rats
ate his toes Off We shall inquire into this matter,
as we'll as into others in the same connection, in n
day or two, and publish our sentiments on both.
In the meantime, however, we can hardly credit the
report that Mr. McCsddan has been treated In the
way REPRESENTED. However, We shall see about IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-29

rit-.t g. acsttia irusists avd 80. ca, 4. o. '-'s
,f,i..t go ia ausf go On tu tih IT, " 9t we
~ ,,.f De hse sr- q wien garre eiett' rFtiy
,,u se.ttra tutn ttltha. Eve b'-t pip - as
s.s :, 81 a. a4rittss CO true Bains con otfei %" ae
fts,t wtte g.. he -rts. appr1vet trg-t. 80 ~. . II
- A. tefs r. H. aus festa-ative cd tsH T. g. gr W ha 20
o,,i,e s,is Oh, iasaie as r4ta ~ watson g's
No ~ Iyitop street, sole sscnts for New YORK.,
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served this cay a. - yandam street undsr TIE
trparnt~u dcnee Of Of the Old u"boksB Turtle
Nh WHO has aren't for many wears and would be
AIRY old faces Spoon cxercse 70 com
b6eock y. NJ sad served " club .tyle. ". B-fami-
lltt can be suT Piled A. a ! times by ssndiug.
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Interesting from the South.

BALTIMORE August 2S, 1851.
Tw, New Dreams mails have arrived leaving still
due. The papers contain Of any kind.
vole mt gale prevailed at Charleston Sunday, do
ing or, at damage ana houses No ship dis
asters reported
The democrats OF the Fourth district Of Louisiana
have non mated Morse icr re.es ction to Congress
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DrT tFF - cusTu sou RE CORNER EAST
70! dvaN- VAIL f"r Eusois per a. g nail steamer
ha't - 'tt'r lsg- hr liverpool London ireland
Irs CO. ~ pstts ~ GERMANY arI 'h- frerr eonutres
cl".e a. !. Gee. Ard forwarded, S.turiav 3th
Anf' 80 ~ Ten o'clock VI. AAtOH sWAnTS.
ID 81 OFFICE, Nv WORK. -NuTI"B THE NAILS
Itr rttFd ffat~s N" tfesussr RAbrtg viii close
u fc' 90 satntes Ausus' ~ , tH% ~ letters,
iur thc cottirert mrst he ratr - ce 4 ate
WV BNNpT ".
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r,.,,.,,. rs,, y,y,s OF ~. r. David.

me- - are rnsu-ta fSr rchnses e material STYLE
"a i,t ~ sr, bs. sfraarca a. the pahc Those who
-b a. snd beautiful artitle must patroniie w.
A. David .Ol BIZ sdWay, bear Duane street
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srs ,eats M, H. hest 10 abe Win the r1hIc,
Gen the phole omnuu as his friends He has
o. nvatsd 20 r.st~ ~ ssnf them the best aad
tt dsu "a, made IN Cuited states four doars
~, uty r cent der the si.,scratc pirs The vcnn
Tal t,s I-i b. sitdsut sarptses In material,
esfrcs ~ fr-h ~ tiathe hs he'etf re aceo npshd,
srd shs confidence l. jus,ihei Nv denand Fhieh has
never hen realm the ~ season. ~
Ahy halter in the Lnites states "h.lS. -,
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Very EARLY frost.

NAaRowsBuRG August g, 1911
There was fr,'' several places in Sullivan couaty
last Light and the night fore, bat not to mate
yially In iure the crop.
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Dre.ds., Railroad Accident.

New BEpYoRp, August 2S 1851.
This afternoon, the vito Of Mr.. Allen Lucas, mer
chant IL this city, taking leave Il some friends In
the train TOR she fell the tr,k an the oars
passed Of her legs and sriy severing
them. Hopes are, however, entertained OF her re-
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The Annigsrnstion Democratic Correspond
,no,--abe - set,,n.nt In, ressipg.

TIE Iubiicauob no The hcrli1. lev days since,
.fths cotespoudetce that took pace between Mr.. e.
"A Dm1 ldsop, Of Texas, snd SIR Nathaniel Greer,
Of 10 ~, o. one part. ana the members Of the Ma
siol.aI Ben0cratic Comm,,tee aud several o.her
d.n.ocrais, % tbe other psrt-in reference 70 the
Bet tine Cor ceiling National Democrats Con-
,.p,4n Tor tbe noniusston Of candidates for ne
le-cy snd Wee Presidency, to be supported
~ ttf d,tnoerscs a. the eicc'ion IN lsJl f'rss-
sp,trg hsrisopi, us "sesigau Stio" Of the ifee
sol. a., union, he old line, aaa' the Sou'nsro
rsLtstto.iols q tho democratic part = 10" 20 ~
e.,d ,r,, ana the suooess Of tie denoc a,'c c'"n
aates ~ shat election, as veil az efstt..S s''ufy
ubvr OIL c,s, NJ fssgs,lns ,ho Falva;i'n u 'n'