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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

Loss BY THE LATE FIRK.-We have not hith-
erto made any calculation of the loss by the late
fire in this town. We have heard it computed at
$4,000 bnt we thiuky that $4,000 would be a
high estimate, taking into consideration the value
Of property in the locality where the fire occur
red.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Texas ITEMs.--We take the following par

TEXAS ITEMs.--We take the following par
agraphs from the LAGRANGE Monument:
Corn Crops on the Colorado have turned
out much better than has been anticipated.
Many of our farmers will have "enough and to
spare" Some by the hundreds and others by
the thousands of bushels.
Where is the town Ola Grange excepted) of
near 1000 inhabitants that can boast of eigh-
teen carpenters and only two physic:a ans ? Does
not this speak volumes in favor of healthy and
a prosperous community?
The Tyler Telegraph informs us that a
dreadful atfray has taken place in that place,
in which three men were killed and five wound
ed.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

BAD PAPER.-Nothing is more Notifying to a
publisher than to be under the necessity of issu-
ing his Journal upon inferior paper. This has
been the case with us for a few weeks past. But
we trust that in few days we will be enabled to
make such arrangements as not to be similarly sit
uated in future,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

u The city of Pekin has been connected bv ,
side line with the Chicago and St. Louis telegram
lne.-IAsnois paper.
For the benefit of his English readers, the edi-
tor of the Boston Post says that it may be stated
that the above is not in the city of Pekin in Chi
ma.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-We see it stated in
a Frankfort, KY. paper, that MI. DAVID N. BAR
ROW, of this place, tamong other names mention
ed) has been admitted to the bar in that town..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

% In alate trial before one of the New York
courts, for the recovery of money from a bank, for
an error in changing a thousand dollar bill, the
court expressed the opinion that the rule of banks
not to correct mistakes unless discovered before the
party leaves. the bank, cannot be sustained.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

WHAT A DEMOCRAT TH1NKs-The Bayou Sa-
"a Ledger, an exceedingly warm Democratic pa
Per, pays the following compliment to Mr.. UproN,
which is something in the great whirlpool of par
ty violence, to be appreciated and re-published:
"Col. UrroN, we hesitate not to say, lsays the
Lsdge,l has left the impression among our citi-
gems, of at least a clever and high-minded gentle
man. And we congratulate our nominee for having
80 honorable an opponent"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
TO Sugar Planters.

p1 SULPHITE of Lime is now offered for sale
y fresh made and guaranteed to be full strength
This article according to Nelson's improved me-
thcd of making sugar, is a perfect %clariier, and a
preventative ofany change, OF fermentation in the
cane juice; making a white and better sugar and
leaving very little molasses. Those interested in
Sugar Making may depend upon getting a good ar
has been long kept and chemically changed.
1t is made at the Southern Chemical Works Of
Massey, Marcelin & Co, in New Orleans.
Orders will be promptly attended to by
P. L. MASSEY & Co.,
nov1l Corner Of Gravier and Camps sis N. q
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

g. Great preparations are making at South
ampton to receive Kossuth, who left Marseilles on
the 1st Of October. Previous to his departure from
that place, he published an address to the Republic
can party there, relative to the refusal of the
French Government to permit him to pass through
France. The Paris Press says it is strongly re-
ported that an attempt will be made to assassi-
nate Kossuth at Southampton
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

A RESPECTABLE BuRGLAR.-Edward Wallace.
the supposed burglar, who was shot dead on the
premises of William Reed, near Philadelphia, be-
fore daylight on Tuesday morning, the 14th inst,
was a native of New York, a man of superior ia
lants, a splendid penman, always heretofore con-
sidered honest, and was about to be married in a
few days.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

CENT-IMENTAL.-Bulwer, or somebody else.
writes: *
"Nhat more precious offering can be laid
upon the altar of mans heart than the frs,
love of a pure earnest, and af1ectionate girl. and
fourteen three story houses :"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

% We learn from the Baton Rouge Gazette
that the negroes who were arrested in that parish
Tor the murder of Miss Barthel, have acknowled-
ged their guilt and say that they were hired to do
it by a white man who has fled. The Jury SEN
fenced them to be hung on Monday the 9th.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

EWe are indebted to that excellent journal,
the Pieayune, not only to-day, but continually, for
important telegraphic dispatches. We perceive,
by-the-bye, that KENDALL and BuLL1Tr are back
again. What mathematician can CIPHER out the
length Of time they will remain at home.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

CLOSING OF THE WORLDS FA1R-The leading
event of the FIVE days previous to the sailing of
the Pacific, was the closing Of the Great Exhibi-
ton on the 18th inst.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
A PRESENT FOR A LADY.-The Monuuon,

"A PRESENT FOR A LADY.-The Monumeu
gives the following:
ave had the pleasure of bringing in on,
buggy, from our farm on Cummin's Creek, -
miles southeast of this place, on last Mond,v
morning, a tooth weighing "a pounds. i,
was found in the bed CT a small branch in ,bo
northeast corner of Colorado county, Lv R
G. Blanton, Esq, and sent, as a present, to A
lady Of this town, MRS. Sinks, by the Rev
J. G. John. The tooth is what is termed a
grinder, perfect in all its characteristics, in a
complete state of betrifaction, and supposed
to be a tooth of the Mammoth.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

Br-SULPHITE OF LIME.-See the advertisement
of P. L. MASSEY & Co., New Orleans. This ar.
ticle is highly spoken of and is now in use BY ma
ny Of the planters of the State.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rolling all night in your
berth at sea, till you are miserably sick, to have a
steward open your door in the morning and ask if
you will have a fresh roll for breakfast.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

ITMajor Jack Downing, a real Yankee, says
that the Americans understand the copvwright
law to mean the right to copy.-BaAimor.
SIM
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

ENGLAND, CUBA AND spA1N.-In the Spanish
cabinet council, Senior Murillo proposed to sell
Cuba and Porto Rico to England for $3.50, DOC, 900.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

THANKse1v1Ne.-Gov. WALKER has issued his
Proclamation, suggesting that Thursday, the 9th
dayo November, "be set apart and observed as a
day of Thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty
God.n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
Notice.

A Ii those having claims against the succession
"A of c. Mouret, deceased, will please present
their accounts forthwith to the Administrator, and
all indebted to the deceased, will please come for
ward and settle. PAUL DEBLIEUX.
nOVl "a Administrator,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

Gy-As several errors inadvertently crept into
Messrs. DAVIS X BAYLKY's advertisements like
they sometimes creep into our edtoriaz) we beg
leave to refer our readers to them again this week.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

~see the article qp our first page, headed
Paying an Old Debt. We trust that all can see the
moral which it beautifully inculcates;
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

Bsome people are pleased when you step
on other peoples corns; but when you step on
theirs, good gracious, how they hop.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

OFMul?oney says that the people who don't
believe in purgatory, may go further and fare
worse.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

FRosT.-There was a slight frost on Crosse
Tete on the night Of Sunday, the goth ult.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
SNNZMERM sEMTAMSA,
WIG PLATFORM.

& WING PLATFORM.
THE INvIOLABLENEss OF THE
~AsURE CONVENTION TO REMODEL TIE
ELECTIVE JUD1CIAR "A
In THE FEES OF oFFlCE-A HOME
STEAD EXEMPTION LAW-FREE BANKING-IN-
TERNAL NORTHUMBERLAND A MORE PER
Feet SYSTEM or PUBLIC EDUCATION.
20 Those ,oho pish the triumph Of the abore
Platform, will call at u office and get tickets.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

KeadiMg-Ro Fixtures for Sale.
I>HE fixtures OF our Reading Room are for sale
l. at cost. Also, the Room is at present for
rent. For a lawyer OF physician, it is the mos,
desirable locality IN town. Rent, SO per month.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01

WING Nominations.
&
FOR CONGRESS-,
R. A.. UPTON.
FOR ENAToR,
ZENON LABAUVE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JAS. H. JOHNSTON, EUGENE BABlN:
FOR SHERIFF,
]. L. PETIT.
FOR ASSESSOR,
J. II. HAASE.
FOR scHooL SUPERINTENDENT,
H. s. BROWN.
FOR CoRONER,
J. s. WEBB.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-01
nOv1 Corner OF Gravier and Camp sis N. q
G1XTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish .

GlXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish .
~ BerriHe, State Of Louisiana.
Pierre Bevin Us. Ellie Leblanc. No. AZ. .
by virtue of a writ of Alias PIurias Fieri
Facias to me directed from the Hon. the afore.
said Court, in the above entitled and number.
ed cause, | will offer at public sale to the high
est and last bidder, for Cash, ut the Court
House of the Parish ofIberville, on STATURE
DA Y, the 9Th Of December, 1851, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, all the right, title, interest and claim Of
the defendant Ellie Blanc, in and to the fol-
lowing described slave, to wit:
Elizabeth, negro girl, aged about eleven
years. Seized to satisfy the judgment and
cost in the above cause. s@
JAS. H. ERWIN, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, LIST November, 1851.
rOUR DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroissed d.
~ berr'Ne, Etat de la Louisiana. f.
Pierre Bevin Us. Ellie Leblanc. No. AS.
En- vertu dun writ de alias plurias Fl. Fa.1
a moi adresse par rHon'ble la sus-dite Cour
dams Ia cause ci-dessus intitulee ct numerotee,
Jexposerai en- venle publique au plus ofirant
ct dernier cncherisseur, pour du comptant,a
Ia maison de cour de la paroisse dIberville,
SAMEDI lie 6 de Dfccm6re 1851. a 10 heures
A. NJ, tous les droits, titres, intercts ct preten-
sIons dElie Leblanc en- ct a la propriete cir
apres decrite, sayoir:
Elizabeth, negressc agGe environ ONE ans.
pour satistaire au jugement ct frais dA
process.
JAS. H. ERWIN, Dep. sherif:;
ParOISse dIberville ce Ter Novembrp- 18HE. FL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
Affairs In ALBANY.
ouE SrEcIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

ouR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ALRaSr, June 23-5pM
This morning, Mr.. Babccck introduced the following
important bill in the Senate
As AcT TO amend title of chapter Of the FIRST part Of
N Revived Statutes. entitled Of the Attorney General
The people of the State of New York represented In
Senate and Assembly. do enact as follows
Sec L. IL sha he the duty of the Attorney General TO
give HE opinion upon legal aud constitutional questions,
when required by the Governor the Comptroller Secre
ary o State state Treasurer the Surveyor and Engneer
the Superintendent Of the Bank Department, by the
Canal Heard the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund,
the Canal Commissioner either Of them touching any
matter that may their official duties the bu.
uess Of their Offices and at the request Of any District
Attorney 10 advise him IN respect 10 prosecutions and
criminal proceedings any acton proceeding In be-
half in the Of the people of this state and 90
defend all actions suits, and proceedings, which be
instituted against the Governor Secretary Of state
Comptroller, TREASURER, Surveyor aud Engineer, any
Canal Commissoner against the Canal Board, the
Commssio a. The Canal Fund the Commissioners
Of the LAND Oficc the Superintendent Of the Bank DE
Iament; against any acting under the dtcc
uuns cf any ~ tho said officers Or ard or account
ct tny act done W aid officer board. persons; or
suy ,her of them w ta or in pur,ueroe Uf
stS statute a. th state; aud 90 defend all actions and
rttCcednrs instituted ~ any person 90 prevent
strain thc p,rorm0ucc a. suy duty dsv0lycd W On the
said ,cers bcoris persons either any of them,
L. any statute of this State
Sec ., 1.-THE AttorneJ General shah o. any tim re-
irse GO neglect 70 defend any action, iuit or prVcevd
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The Opera nj Castle Garden.

The enthusiasm incident to the production Of the
operas at Castle Garden Is theme for the comment II
all lovers Of music. A yet the timid fear 10 express
would think their opinions with regard TO some Of
the artists, except by the whrwnd Of applause which
attends many portions Of the performance Some
to eoubt their senses and scarcely ready 10
frank and govern their oritcism by their emotions
slight reservations All sseu 10 want to know the
pcctive value of sslvi and Bettini-or which Is best
Both great artists; but Betin has the advantage
salvi, In freshar and powerful voice. His
citatye u better tha Salyshs style Is massivs
and dramatic and he when he Wills IT, sing wit
forchle expression than the refinement Of salv
produce in the best momsnts Of that artist The effect
of salvs voice "a 20 produce caaeo-thas Of Bettris
IL TO cut out sharply irago The forrser stands
PR cseiy what IL h. The latter be studied aud ca
raise impress lon in the mind. clearer and bsttoT =
hned whenever IL IL applied to H. ssvTs style 4 i'm
preston ~ the seal of geniusBcttins IL the seal ~
genius isn This compar'on may give idss of the
art Il two tenor vocasts both VI wrom merit abe high
cet distinction.
Tonight, Don Giovanni will Ne performed, With q
work u Il dee med by mfca critics will have
opportunity " seeing Donna knnas real for revenge
upon the murder Of her father sink the tama of
wishes; will view In Otavio vr Of the LATEST desorp
ton who seems TO - always walking of into CORNERS
whtn the object Of his vesgsae II ar-and will b hold
50 iar as the hrst act Is corcned merry Irrna The
drama " not equal 10 of the music particularly
and said that his art hoad have been degraded u
the foosiy Of 80 scanflous subject Don Giovanni
but this y only nm sdvidual opinion though per
fecty coincide with. 1t
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ALBANY, June ~, 1901.
MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. BacKHousr introduced bill TO alter the Commits
sioncr, Map Of the city Of Brooklyn.
Mr. Ban reported svoraby the bill in relation to the
powers Of Boards Of Supervisors.
Mr.. CLARK reported complete the bill to divide the
Sixteenth ward Of New York city.
Mr.. waSrMAN reported complete, the bill to incorpo-
rate the Benevolent Savings Institution of New York
city aisoa petition relative to the Board Of Health of
said city.
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION
Mr.. Dewey introduced resolution in relation to the
Commissioners Of Emigration OF New York city. After
discussion, IL was laid on the table.
TOLLS on RAILROADS.
Mr.. WAKAs introduced bill TO abolish tolls rail-
Mr.. TOWNSEND reported favorabiy the bill to authorse
the Merchants Exchange Company to reduce its capital
stock
nm psrRrsurtos or rur PUBLIC DOMAIN
Mr. W GHreony reported favorably the bill relative
to the distribution of the public domain.
rrhLIc PRINTING, sc.
MIR. Moonr offered resolution to suspend the fourth
rule Of the House, for the purpose of introducing bill
branches Of the Legislature Ia regard TO incurrug ex-
pensc for public printing, travelling committees, &c NC.
Adopted, Is to %.
Mr.. Lfnoy offered bin in relation to taking con-
ditionaly the testimony 81 witnesses In criminal
DIVORCES suFRrME COURT.
Mr. MenHts introduced bill relative TO the power Of
the Supreme Court In granting divorces.
iBIiGitt oN ERig RAILROAD.
Mr. SErpN reported against the bill relative to the
tram portation Of freight the New York and Eric Rail-
road Agreed to-
Tiir HoUsr POINT
Mr. EtnEREiN reported plete the bill TO bridge Lake
Cbamplain. at Rouse's Point
Mr.. Dr,itr moved 10 rccommit TO the standing com
mittce ON railroads.
The previous question moved and carried.
1uE cAtcr 90 RAILROADS.
Mr. SrmwEtL reported fayorsbly the bill 10 regulate
the gauge of railroads.
Mr. Mossls reported a bill to reduce the State tax.
Mr. u. III BrNrpicr reported favorably the bill to ap
propIiae portion Of the United states deposit fund to
colleges aud medical institutions
Mr. TOWNSEND reported fsvoraby TO strike out the sp
propriaton to New y ork University.
MT WoosIrR moved 70 amend, by appropriatng $1,000
TO the New Nork Central College Association.
A discussion ensued between Mcssrs WOOSTER, A. A.
TuoMrsos, kItLooo, and BAKER, when the amendment
was withdraw
Pending tho motion 10 agree With the report Of the
committee, the House took recess till 4 r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

L,oR BRIDGEPoRT.-HoUsATo AND NAUGA.
tuck Railroad-iare - csnts The new sed splendid
ea mer Alice Capt Weeks, will leave Pier ~ North
Uct q Liberty street every Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday
ard Friday. att NJ and aaturfay all Y. NJ Returning
will leave the Railroad wharf At Brdgeport Mond
IA hM tuesday,, Wednssdys Thursaays and frdays At
2f W. on the arrival of the trains into Bridgeport Th
arrangement In connection with the low
the chearst and most aehui excuron routes out of the
city during the ahording three hours
u The pleasant and thriving city of Bridgeport and
ing the came day.
NEw YORK AND FHfLADELpHTA-Nfw yOr *
~ and Imladelphia drcc.-Uuited states Mail Iiaes
through ~ ~ houvs vie kev Jersey Raiiroad Pare rs.
iuccd 70 81 for trst eiaas A. ~ class
Nev a. " irom tot et Couf,land ttre!t md al
IA ~ andb v w.. from not ~ Liberty street " Phi.
aActhis and A. " ard 4. ~ from the loot III wal
utstreet.
NAMDEN AND ksBOY PAtLRoAD LINE iVOs NEw
~ YORK 10 fhilf <enhs-eave PIER No Ntsth River IL
sameost JQnS POTTER h.yainS line a ocicsti
,orvsra aeet, a.. 6nigrsat Line NJ o'clock Y. N.
tsxe, " "a L. BLISS, AgeR4.
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Bosros, June 20 1851.
The U. ;. soop Of Portsmouth,, Commodore
Gregory, from the coast Of Africa via Port praya May
22d arrived below last evening She left at Port Praya
the chip Germantown Commander Lavalette, to sail in
few days for the coast of Africa The Dale Commander
Pearson sailed from Port Praya May 7h for the island
Of joanna to demand sstfaeti on from the natives for
outrages committed year upon an Amer an whaer
The Perry Commander focte, cruise In the
Blight Of Benin, and the Porpoite among the Cape de
Ncfde.
The Portsmouth brings, as passengers the FIRST and
second mates, with seamen belonging to Ham.
burg ship wrecked ut fse Mayo. She has been absent
IS months, and the much dcbtatcd from
sickness
The following Is a list Of her officers
Commander-Elisha n~ck
Surgeon William johnson.
rurer-J. q. bradford
Licutenants-firstJ J d johnson; Second, J III Brown
Third. q. W. Young
Acting Master-E A. Stone
Acting Marine ofhccr-J. q. Rich.
Midshipmen-C. A. Cannon, II. H. Taylor
Boatswain-Amos Colson.
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EXCURSIONS.

DAY EXCURSION, TAKING A VIEW rp THE
- sonna..Ihe steamboat WASHIN0TOS IRVING Ctp
eckt VII make excursion aud
lushng bsy between COLLEGE Point aud Flusag sun
Hammond street, a. "a M spring street =, oi. a.
hnson street. at s., A. NJ hast River-Fulto street a.
~! Grand street, at lO1 A. Nj Tenth street I, N
~ NJ returning from Strattorrort At o'clock This ex
dncnE allie 70 besih snd pleasure bena only shor AZ
Nance from the city and where bracu and tui
eeensry can Ae enjoyed In the greatest pro ouson Tkst
.an be obtained al the once o. JOHN A. TLsMvFR 2i5
only l2t cents each way.
ERAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW NoCuFfrE
- and Glen Cove--lune Sth-rare y cents each way
The iavoritc steamer IsLANDER will make pleasant ex
curston 70 the above place leaving the of Hammond
steet NJ hme e. o,lock. 4. NJ Spraf street. 80 Cstbs-
New Per Twenty tisth street At a Return INK will leave
Glen Cove ct 81 Y. NJ. and New aouhels Al q All ,h,se
who are In favor 81 heslthfu recreation wi Tad this az
sS5son sSds. ss,y"s @ "ss 600 ogr.rasi,y easred 70
nhcd By hrst class hotels AZ New Rochelle N IA qeoI
supply o. reiroshments on board.
GRANp EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND LAND.
- ing ~ Fort Hamilton each wsy-Fare I2L. Cents-
The new ana splendid steamer TROJAN, cart J. NJ Rod.
msn VII make daily excursions 70 Coney Island for the
a. bslr. 'S!,g'ws-s.rnas rrPIfrom Spring stree.
Tier n r. Mhslfp past d. TO- and 4 o'clock. Morning
trsp IRON iort usmilton stsA NJ
ENCURsiONS TO TuE FISHING BANKS fvERY
<dg except sstardays The stea n,er BFFA Cant
eth VII lesfe Ihrtccnth street. NJ r. at 7S o'clock A.
ss,se, s'n ~ "a yrans street r., 81 Catharine
yshng tsctle. bait and refreshments s,ii ~ ,daa
ootulon be on board Pare q each way.
GA BATHINo-LoNG BRANCu. n J-TIE SI.R.
~ scrber viii open his house for tho reecp, az y,is.
~he 'sft "'n' 4'bA III. HENRY ROWLAND.
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SOUTHERN MaIL--INvbrATIoS TO THE PREsIpENr-A
CoIoRED MAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF CROPS
TRIAL OF NUR2ERER-UNIoN ORGANIZATION
IN sAvANNAH-KIlLED IN AN AFFRAY.
BALTIMORE June 20, 1851
The Southern mail has arrived.
The Virginia Convention has invited the President to
visit them
Drought still prevails in the Beaufort DISTRICT s. c.
the late rains having been only partial.
solored man named William Johnston. worth $40 o0o
was shot dead near Natohez, the 10th, while riding
along the road. His also shot, and badly
woanded. man named Baily Wnn has been arrested
on suspicion. The affair created considerable exoe~
ment.
The steamer Magnolia, arrived at Savannah from
flor Ia reports great destruction of crops by
lent storm.
Abraham Parker has been tried at New Orleans for
killing Eliza Phillips, and found guilty OF man
laughter.
The Vuiounen OF Savannah have called = meeting to
rgsnire for the Governors election
Thomas Lang killed New Orleans, in an ARRAY
with John McCoup.
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WARRINGTON, june 2B ISJI
Lieut. Maury reports that the asteroid Irene dis
covered by Mr. Hind in London has been observed at
the National Observatory by Professors Keith Benedict
and Major with meridian instruments, aud the orbit
computed for II from these and other observations A
brilliant meteor observed In the constellation scorpo
last mig ht AT nine o'clock
The Massachusetts block Of granite for the National
monument has reached here in safety II is six feet
square, weighs three tons, and cost $500.