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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
uNUE RRITISH and NORrH AMEk.

ICAN ROYAL MAI. STEAMSHIPS between
NFW-YORK aud LIVERPOOL. direct. ani between
BOSTON and LIVERPOOI--The Boston shlps only CAL
IN. al Hahfax to land and mas AMI passengers.
ARABIA. Capt. --. AFRICA, 4 Ryue
PERSIA Capt ---. EUROPA. r. u Lott
ASItC n y Jud&ns NIAGARA. J. Stone
AMERICA n. shannon. CANADA. " Hiruss.
CAMBRIA Leitch
These vessels carry clear white light At mast heaA
green on starboani bow. red on port bow
DAYS OF SAILING.
AMERICA A, Shannon. from BOSTON, "Wednesday. Juasa
NIAGARA, Stone. from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Juyt
EUROPA, Lott from BOSTON, "Wednesday July
AFRICA, Ryre. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, July Is
CANADA Leltch. from BOSTON. "Wednesday. July ~
ASIA Judkms, from NEWyOkK "Wednesday. july M
tNFRICA A. Harrison, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Aug
NIAGARA Shannon. from NEW YORK Wed Aug u
Ell ROPA Stone from BOSTON wednesday, Aug ~
AFRICA Ryrie. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Aug a.
CANADA Lott. from BOSTON "Wednesday, sept
ASIA Judklus from NEW YORK, "Wednesday. Sept u
Passage from New York or Boston 70 Liverpool tM
Rerhs secured until paid for Freight Will be chngcA
on spece beyond amount fer personal expenses An @
perienced Surgeon on board ~.
First CABIN Sl2o Secotu ann >s
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Pcs
Office. For freight OF passage, apply 20
n CUNARD. Jr. % Broadway.
French German. and other Foreign Goods received and
brought in common with British Goods. Through bills 4
lailng are gwen IN Havre for New-Yoyk.
Cf Persons intending 10 take passage TO England hs
ROYAL Mad Steamships are requested 10 call at the once
81 Broadway before believing the reports that the shs
full mysu
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DRUlD PLACE. Yonkers, Westches-

CoThIee acres or IS ots. centrally and heanti-
Ahy situated the Village Of Nonkers the post road or
Broadway. and between %slburtcn and Wahurton
which large oak ASH and en trees, for sale
inquire at ~ NaSSu-st If HORACE DRESSER
lylQ Arorh&Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

HVO LET-Two genteel new HOUSES,
II stories, rent $50 to two small families. S273
Rooms 10 LET m South BROOKLYN: also small store; also
store suitable for druggist physician, IN New-forK
Inquire of I. TOWNSEND, 81 Nassau-st.. up stars
Duh
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DUILDTNG LOTS for Sale in DED-

II y HAM Mas. Two beautiful and desirable building
lots located in this delightful village only eight miles dis
from the city Of Boston, the Providence Railroad
sontang thousand square feet land each Will he
sold cheap cash. exchanged for good city property
for goods cash prices For further particulars address,
post paid ] w Stone box 626 City Post Office. Iy32td
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
E,OR SALE HOUSE and LOT of

Il GROUND, 90 Remsen street. Wilamsburgh, l.. :,
also house and lot 26 South SecondS house and lot
North Second St, Ewen-st houses and lots on
Sooos Even, houses and lots ON Montrose-
lots several parts Of the village Inquire
s( (yla iwsl j. ID. HOLBROOK 4 CO, 2i6 Pearl-st.
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To let -Tbrep Sill

VNO LET-Fifth story of Nos. 3. 5 and
u Spruoe-st Possession Immediately. Inquire oihee
Tribune Buildings. BIu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15
NEW-YORK and W-ORLEANS

L Y STEAMSHIP LINE--rhe new and elegant cs,DS
engine steamships UNION 500 trns burden, Capt =
Batd WINFIELD SCOTT, D. 100 tgns burden Cap, w.
ney COuillard compose this line, and Will leave VA
YORK and NEW ORLEANS On the lat and i,h oi oi.e- -
monrl, at o'clock the afternoon exeeps ~hsa
dates fall Sunday when the ships vii leave Sn h0'
came hour ,ls
The WINFIELD SCOTT VIII leave New-York % ms M
hr Of every mOuth and the UNION On the ljtb u e"'
mouth, for w-OrloaRs -. .xA
These shjus have been built with great and co "a
M Kill or expense spared 70 secure strength, speea
For freight " passage apply follows: For sesnsS
Un.on 70 sPOFfORD, TILESrON y CO, isSosA"
Tsx steamer Winfield Scott, TO
In order the wishes Of shippers the 2roiss :.
this lins have DECIDED 70 reduce the rate VI Hesef
measurement goods W 30 cents per cubic foot. M~-
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HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance OF the
LOTS. viz: SO W 100 map of High Budsevie. are
atsd ON tho side of Harlem River opposite the
EShth avenue this Island The fare on the Eighth
avenue Railroad which leads directly TO these Lots 10 10
be but 1--WE for the whole length al the road Having
wide front the Harlem hver this property affords
great for boating and fishing Terms favorable.
Xpplv for maps and other nfcrnation TO ID B WiNTON
7fCedar-st Of Nassau-st iey3 lmS
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STEAM POWER, with ROOMS, to

SLET Several Rooms. with Steam Power, to let. IN
the new brick building, of York and Greene SIS
Jersey CITY one block from the Ferry with good supply
of soft water and particularly adapted to light mechan-
cal business Said rooms viii be let separately or tosethe
Possession gwen immediately For further information ap
DIV ON the premises. or to GRINNELL SON % MAIDEN
f,11e jyl0 lw'
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THE PENNSYLVANIA ST EAM-
y SHIP co and LIVERPOOL 4 PHILADELPHIA
9TEAblSHIP Co. intend running theu new Steamships
follows: tons
CITY OF PITTsBURG, 22Oe, Capt W. c. stotesbsT
CITY OF MANCHEsTER, 2I15, Capt W, o Camyosu
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910 Capt Robt Leneh-
CITY OF I'm, Cayt -.
FROa PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF GLASGOW, Thursday, nth July.
CITY OF GLASGOW. Wednesday. fsh June
CITY OF MANCHESTER About 18th july.
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, 18th August
CITY OF PITTSBUKG, About lst SeptenIsh
RATES OF PASSAGE
FROM PHILADELPHIA. FR0n LIVERPOOL,
Saloon 100 Dollars Saloon 22 (unses
CABIN. 90 Dollars CABIN 10 Gaiasss
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee b1
lot WINS OF Liquors, which can be had oa board go.
Frstcsss steamships Ply between Liverpool and ose-
gov, fiayrc, Rotterdam, Legh0rn, Maseilles and SsS
Mediterranean ports. by which goods BE- shipped
Liverpool and thence By tins ine ~ Philadelphia drecs M
NOkLDS EAIR-A limited number u psssenyerss W
se taken OUT AND hoaE tor 500 the saloon and sD
the cabin staterOonA The accommodations and aiieha
ance Will De buhd most superior An erperenced Sulss.
will be earned each ship Freight on goods ss p
tr, and prinage. All goods the Agens IN rnis
ssphz and Liverpool viii be forwarded with economy s0s
dispatch For freight or passage, apply TO ,,.,.
THOMAS RICHARDSON. New York and Phlfadsipn>'
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS Y co Liverpool ..x
PATRICK HENDERSON co. glasgow ps
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4 c. FISCHER, Gate NrNSs Il Fls-

- & II. BARMORE offer at their Man
~ uf7ctory sad Warerourn. 3sS BLEECkER-Sr coz
ner a Chasies-st.. 2ssgrrasi OF e.e ga1: PIANO
FORTES. with the metAtc frame and reverse s-r- anl
al olAer modern inproversxnts. ,eia IN.
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EvOR SALE-5,OOO Acres of Best Ten

II nesee Land situated in Hamilton county Tenn easy
ID access will be sold for cash. exchanged for first rate
caty property desirable goods at cash prices The prop
ery is fee from all ncumbrances and the title rs ndspu-
table Parties wishing To negotiate may address, post palu
J w STONE, boz 626 City Post Ofioe. yl3zM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

EOR SALE or TO LET:-lhree su-
Morrsania Each House has ground attached. and VIII
e sold reasonable rented Also several Lots Tor sale
h IN Pathgate and Fairmount each hours ride only
from the City Hall. Apply to T. W MERRIAM. 52 Be.k-
man :. n Y Jyl53t'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-15

CAMPHENE.-Best quality CAM
N'PHENE for sale by the barrel by
je2tf DIFTZ, BROTHER co, l3i William-st
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NOR SALE-A valuable COUNTRY

uANOk SAIE-A ValuaDle COU ~ N
IL RESIDENCE situated IN the elevated and pleasant
village of Mount Pleasant Monmouth County about
enc fourth Of mile from Middctown Point, and within
few minutes walk 10 the steamboat which phys twice day
to New-York THIS property swell adaptedt To business
purposes being the horoughfare Of egress for the
travel and produce Of the most fertile portions of Mon
mouth County II Of about quarter OF an acre Oh
land on hich 2sor dwelling, containing rooms
and large hall the first oor with rooms on the second
aiarge cellar well of the best water together with the
necessary buildings IL will be sold at the oS prce OF
81 900 If sold before, will be offered at Auction on
the premises Monday next, the 2lst INST a o'clock,
PM Apply toJ VAN BRACkLE. 929 Broadwv
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
From UlIca.


CoNhLlN, The lNcEapIARY, TO BE HUNG-RRFus.r
oF GOV HUNT TO GRAM A FURTHER RESPITE
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER, ETC.
Urea, Nov. l6, 1851
ihe snenn' todsy, receiveds letter from Gov Hunt
stating that he should not interfere in the sentencs ~
conkiin' The letter is very long and affecting. rhs
governor reviews the crime that Conkln ia ch.roaa
wth and says that the welfare of the community ds.
mands an example He says that arson has become :.
frequent crime Throughout the country and an
must be made to deter thers from the commission of
ofence OF Csnkns guilt there Is no doubt NO, ,h.,
he was one the chief authors Of the fires in tb;.
last winter For these Gov Hunt leaves tho
soner 70 bis fate The letter was read TO the con.
demned man. this afternoon, who was completely over
powered He will leave wife and three sp all cbudsn
majority Of the citizens think that he should besr
repfevea until the time that Orcut his confederate in
crime to be executed which will be on the 5th of Do.
cenbtr The Governor makes no mention of Orcutt IN
DIS letter and his fate is consequently in doubt The
Sheriff has ordered out the city corps to attend Couk
Inns the execution, on Friday next
David Rees Of the arst settlers of Oneida conr.v
died suddenly at his residence at New Hartford yes.er
day morning. lie was much respected by all.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Spaia snd the United statss-Lste.t from
Ne. Webster.

Our last acc cunts from Washington, toue hing he
negotiations between Mr. Calderon and Mr.. Web.
ter Ominous IL isreportedthat the Secretary 0,
state has drawn up aod presented plan Of settle.
ntnt q the difficulties on both sides which will be
moot probably, entirely satisfaciory to the Spanish
goverunen This Is ominous IL has the sus-
Iiccus Appearance Of retrog-ais movement
What s this plan Of adjustment, 50 confidently
reported a. likely 70 nett the demands Of Mr. Cal
dsroHl We were given 10 understand but the other
day, that his uaiHiofuui utterly inadnissble
that i vas instaHsi rejected BY Mr.. Webster Il
wssun erstood thst this demand of y pain required
nationel vessel Of the Ua.ted states - Be express
y detailed 70 bring the spanish Coasul, lately
driven b. mcb from New Orlears back 20 that
place, and special salute given to ais consular Gag
snhaarrival. twssal reported that the cabinet.
10 rejecting these extraordinary requistions. pro-
posed TO indemnify, far possible the loses Of
the spanish Consul, and Of spanish suhjec.s. from
the mob and that the Consul, on his return 30 his
post, should be received with ali proper respect
The correspondence, Sud the editorials Of the
Courier md Bagarey in reference % these p-op0.
sidons, we're SC decisive in their toas 20 conclusive
Of bold stand taken by Mr. Webster, as 10 war.
rant the most decided apprshensions Of a rupture
With spain. The views of osr c0teDF9rary were,
probably, authorized by Mr. Webster. otherwise
they would be Cf l.tlo consequence; and they sig
nihed anything but pacific arrangement between
the high contracting parties. Fran their varliks
import they were well calculated 70 excite symp-
tome Of alarm Ia fast, tacy had tho .onpis xion
Of deliberate PREPARATION Of the country for the
possible contingency Of war. This wa probably !
their object Mr.. Webster catching glimpse Of .
the popular ceilings sympaih e., and ten icncies Of
'hc country, mhy have suddenly graspsd ths idea
If dashrg, popular stand against .he sx.-sms
demands Of spain. lie may have resolved 20 a.,
upon IT, But, &c rcely is the fact suggsstea 70 The
public, before II is announced from wasainrto.
hat matters have returned 70 the channel Of
peaceful accom- modstion
Now, :. is of some Importance to know Why this
sudden charge IN the enusic. What are these over
fares ofNr Webster, which are said to be 10 salts
s,tory 20 tbe sranish Ministerl Do they involves
retreat from his late position or letting down in
the demands on the other slider Are not Nr. Cald'-
ron'f d'maa ti spccf,, or DO they ALLOW him sui-
eeHs naigin IF discretion lsT saiisfsctory arrange
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Markets,

NEW URLEANs, November II 1851
The tales Of cotton this LaornBg barely rea ;hed 900
storm.
CHARLESTON, November Is, 1851
Cot'on-ssles to day, $50 bales at ~ Size The
market is changed
PROVIDENCE, November 10 1851
The sses of cotton in this hay We bseu
with prices ding in favor buyers Mddliny fair
New Orleans and Mobile quoted at 10 a TO- c fair
opands - l0c middling fair, ga 80. Printing
oths The sales reach 90 0U0 pieces the is a.-
shade higher: 90 by "a worth 4c wooi-che ssles
nave been l6stc0 bs Fleece, l46 oo0 lbs AZ 81 .sc
pulled ls5ool at AZ 45c. foreign 1000 lbs at q
3o, Money is wi.hou: much change, but a little
" N
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Police rntetltrene


Robbery The Fire Points -oricers Lord Nealis, and
Garrghiy, of the Sixth ward arrested on Saturday
called Eliza Lawrence and Ann Smith, on a charge Of
knocking down a named John McNamara stranger
In the city and stealing fro hi, person se3 by force
The complainant IN endeavoring 10 protect his pocket
aud non,y, cut severely on the hand with kuf.
used by the prisoners who had the knife for the
f cutting out the money from the pocket According
the evidence Of the ainan IL yees he entered
the tquor shcp kept by Tucker, at No. liG Anthony
street for the purpose a. he alleges Of getting ga's
water; as roon as he entered the wsme nese around
him and asked lin TO treat them he refused to comply
with their request, saying he had money; the women
did rot believe him and commenced 10 search his p.rY
for money a. discovered the roll Of bills in his watch
fob POCKET Immediately fnaipg the money tn. women
gave the signal and the complainant alleges he was
sized by Tucker and otheT thro~ down the oney
extracted FRI his pocket BY cf the women who raj
cf with the pupder The officers conveyed the prisoners
before Justice Lohrop who committed them 10 prison
for q further examination.
.sinosiO Shooting .9re,r A man named Henry Bur1s
wss arrested on Saturday evening by officer Clark Of
the Ninth ward, on charge Of attempting to shoot
Claus ttschen grocer Of Charles and Fourth
streets II sppesrs that Burns had become angry or
jealous Of his wife who al service at No Is
ry street and had resolved TO take her h and for that
alleged purpose had loaded double barrel pistol aud
vent to her rlsee d residence 70 effect his design bat
not being allowed admttsnce TO the house he, in his
passion discharged Of the barrel. at the door, aud
that instant, observing Mrs Manuel passing on the
opposite ride u the street he nstoo her Tor his wife
and cha,ed her into bsr re,idencs lie next went
TO the srooery Mr. wschen aud threatened 70 shoot
him The police being near a. hand. were called Ia.
and, after desperate struggle Burns conveyed
the police court and the magistrate committed him 10
prisoI for trial
II D.paafs BacLu -Cffeer Byxbe oftbe Seventeenth
ward srrested butcher named jacob Motion. on sa-
turdsy night, OF charge q violently ssssatinz
other butcher named Ludwig clsvenst-in reading at
No rs Bsoome street II sesns that the complainant
was passing the shop of Motion In A. when the
latter cut and with a sword. made desp.rst. a.
tsult on him. Nr ClaTsnftein. having cane in his
hand endsavored to keep of the blows aimed at him
but unable 20 do Motion succselsd ia psrpe
trating sword wound his head The gisrae held
toe accused 70 hail 70 an.-rr the charge Of assault with
intent 70 Kill.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

The CANAL EsiAgG EMENr Our pious AMI pa.
triotic cotemporary-the Journal Of Commerce, has
published, during the iast week, series Of editorial
articles against the canal snlsrgement-a measure
supported by the vast majority Of the popala-
ticn Of tho state. both wings and democrats
who believe il to be for the interests Of trade
ard commerce, an regard Il az an expanded
medium Ct conveying to market the agricultural
produce Of the country, snl thus enhancing tae
value Of tie soil From a carefsl perusll Of these
articles, We have come 70 the conclusion that they
are dictated By The rival railroad interest, which
would keep the prices CT freight high, anI monopo.
h'e tie ransPortation trafic 20 themselves The
people, however, viii not permit this There Is amr,e
scope ard verge enough for all, AM the railroads
can get plenty TO DO without interfering With the
canals which are jast a. ul in ther way as rail-
reaos The Lrie Railroad directors are psrticu.
lsrly hostile to this great public work and no doub,
TIE articles in the JOprn0i of Co,npiyes may be
traced to that source. But let them beware. II
they persevere in this crusade the next Legislature
may psy them back In a way theyafe no. aware Of.
Neither Ire moLeyed interest Of Wall street. nor
The "a ir9ad interest, all their organs can defeat
be viii q he people, and those who make The az
emIt may repent a, their leisure.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

nents We have our misgivings In the prsnises. Mr..
Webster is an able man, profound jurist, clear
headed diplomstist, an eloquent orator, an unap-
proachable expounder Of the constitution, and an
irresistible advocate of the Union; but he s def
cient in the element of moral courage He is irres-
olute upon great issues, requiring the exercise Of
that quality. He is timid man, when called upon
to assume the responsibility. He is good to follow
forlorn hope, after the breaches are stormed but
has always hesitated to lead it. He likes to be
sheltered by the advanced guard For example,
Mr.. Webster's speech in the Senate, Of March, $780,
on the compromise question, wa powerful aid to
the success Of the adjustment; but it was a month
after Henry Clay-the intrepid Henry Clay-had
carried the intrenchments. And they who were
eye-witnesses Of the course Of Mr.. Webster on he
committee Of thirteen, testify to the painful irreso
luton and weakness of this intellectual giant. He
vascillated and explained, and, looking the very
picture of despair, would probably have lef. the
Senate, had not viglant Senator on each side Of
him whispered courage in his care But at last,
when the vote was taken for the committee, as if
still hesitatiHg to give up Massachusetts, for the
Union, he voted against it. Subsequently he fully
retrieved his previous indecision, and rapidly
achieved national, in exchange for a merely local
popularity. In short, Mr.. Webster has "taken no
step backwards" after crossing the Rubcon; bat
did take some steps up and down the stream, and
"mary lingering look behind" before he ventared
10 plunge in.
We repeat, therefore, that these reports OF a
sreedy and satisfactory adjustment Of our Difficult.
ties with Spain, are ominous. They may be salts
ac;ory to Congress, and, perhaps, they may not
be. They may involve concessions which the Se-
nate viii Aot approve, though they may be com.
pelled to acquiesce The administration are no
doubt dc sirous Of securing ;he release of the pri
sorers in spain, before the meeting OF Congress
This is laudable object. They are also desirous
OF preserving the peace with Spain. This is also
ommendable. Bu. what was The object of these
late threatening Vaccinations from the State De-
par:ment VIA. is implied in these sab.equen.
proposals Of pacifca,ion (! We may sec1re the
prisoners, We may preserve peace but the para
mount object is the maintenance ofthe no Of the
country. Mr.. Webster may be safe in his conces-
sions tut the safes: and the wises. policy is no.
to vascillate between the extremes Of brayado and
it is in .akirg fair, firm, and
unshrinking position, and in maintaining it, We
may have pacific settlement, and il may be salts
factory to ali parties; but in view OF the uncertain
ties OF the cabinet, and tie Iear approach Of Con-
gress, ihis business with Spain still involves the
cen;rgency ofpeace OF war, as ;cident or circan-
stances may decide
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

CO.. NO tTriDF street. lavs schisFed, triaa
ever all othsr o9npe tors tie premg fer the beet
mets 81 Mrery having Be awarded TO them az the late
Isr ofhe hmeroan lnstitute They have in their eer,nt
tonpets lead drcsses Sc and sell then
Nadtme Isvere ssits Paris twice In each year
see ths way TO nef 20 her psr9ns tae very latest
mt Fin syles 81 tFerythins In her ns and s aso
atled, irom her eat experience IN purchasinr
much be able TO sell lover prices others can
sford Her taste IL uncii putsa and should advise All
cur ady readers 90 Awe her call.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

Very Interesting from Northern MEXICO.
THE FINAL CAPTURE OF MAT. MoRAs.
Nr~ oSLrAss, Nov. IL 1851.
The brig Tshsuntepec has arrived at this port from
Vera Cruz, with further reports ,f the continued
cess OF csrsvaI and the revolutionary party in North
srn Mexico Intelligence Of the nnsl capture of Msts
morss BY the insurgents hal teen received at Vera
Cruz.
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

THE FoRRrsr DrvoEcE CASE This ieBg liti.
gated case is set DOWN for trial to-day in one ofthe
city courts One.hslf Of the editorial department
Of the llERALo. irclu,ing it's proprietor, have re-.
ceived subr@nss 70 attend as witnesses. We
should lie TO know what the lawyers expect TO get
cut of The editor Of The HERAto o, any Of bis as
.,ceto' IN tbe way Of clearing up Ss Affairs Of Alf.
o'rc't and biz wife We never sav Dir. Forrest
y. vac stsge bu, once or twce about tvelye years
eii.e5 ah1 never OH i5 but twice-oneo "a house
aIN 9Ice in o. street. We never saw Ms Forrest
p ~ 1hd tlnrqt tel. even, how shc looks Tho
c'uLs. oi "rs Forrest must certainly be- bard rgn
'tl...Piony "ten they 20 alter editors, wi.h eta
ions ahd SUBJ cnas, 70 appear Ia emit
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
Court Calendar for Th,. p.v.

sIrhMt CounI-srtCAL IEhM-Nos ~, 5S, ltj, 30,
60, e1, e2, "a TO TO-
srrrsst CouRr-Cscuu CorEr-Nos $40 p3, 5si
es6 s0z, s03 so4 So5 507 $40 SIl sl2 s14. sib $50
Comsor PLrN-Part mos 65j sT3 gO3 pos s53
e55 N3. I01e, 102l, 1867 IlE, lil9 1l45 ll4p il5i
1l06. 1loT. li0s. I'LL. l113 1ll5 1ll7. 1l19 Part
2-fos sec ga. 100 as. 5Gi, 5s2 ,0i 502 SOC SIG,
$50 SIC. s35 $50 $40 s22
errtEloH CsrEI-Two BnsNcHEs-Ncs 10 30, 81 20,
lo3 55 90. g. Co. 80, IS. IS 4. % - SIS. 81 Oh rs
los, IS, 60 20 II a., S, - IL II, loi lO2, 100
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

ISItnEsTiSG rEoM sT DoMISG.--By the schooner r
b Jobrfon f.cm Jsemel have dates ths 2eth all.
The terms offered to the Emperor Faus;in l., by the
American FIerch and Britsh authorities were accepted
at Port su Prince, about the 18th ultimo the En-
peror agreeing 20 tie Dominican debts lie Is
ttill firm, however in his purpose Of eventually
corquerLg the eastern Dominican part Of the island
and fer thisrurpose had called 900 Jacms
TO at Port Prince Other every thing
vasquet. Provisions very scarce and omnandea
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

OF hHcHOfsHOp Kenr1ck, &c
BALTIMORE, November I6 1851
Afehei'hop Kenrick to day invested with the Pal
hum Bishop rimon of Buffalo, seted as celebrant and
the Rev Mr. sourin, Of Philadelphia as administrator
There was large number Of spectators
The New Orleans mail as late as due, received to-
night but the papers contain nothing of interest
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

CHEAP POSTAGE We perceive that public
meeting will be held at the Exchange, on Wednes-
day afternoon, for the purpose of taking postage
reform into consideration We hope i. will be well
attended for a more abom pable law than the pre-
sent postage law, was never enacted by Congress-
1t framed by the present head Of the Post Of,e
Departmental mall county lawyer, who is utterly
incompetent TO understand anythiI connected with
such an establishment
The New York herald., 1851-11-17

sem in mirror sfnor eh 20 put rsntienan on, a. ,s
IN oIa.r prevent that cause q .nnoysnss being sIisd
eh,e yeur shirts Of GREEN. No. | Astor uonss ~
style and NJ are ininitsble A Vu''' "'V'