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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
PHILADELPHIA.
Sentence OF Death-Accidcnts- - Dcaths-Mar
kets and Stocks.

Correspondence OF the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, June !.
Judge Parsons yesterday proaOunced SEN
tnce OF death upon Edward J Ford, muattO, con
noted of the murder of owen Cook
A painful affair occurred II the Northern Liberties
Yesterday. A young man employed IN respectable
drug store IN that district gave some deadly drug IN
the place of harmless worm medicine prescribed by
aphyslclan. The drug was gwen the patient, a small
child and death resulted soon after. The affair Will
undergo legal investigation. Until that takes place
we reiran from publishing the names of the parties
This species OF homicide has boone alarmlngly rife
Of late Some means should be adopted TO check IT,
Yesterday afternoon, at StOckhams stean saw nl
in Kcnsington, the engineer, Joseph Osler, had his
hand caught In the fy-whcol and so drcadfully
crushed that amputatlOn is necessary.
A Young man employed IN the glue factory of Nlr
Gerker. on Germantown Road, yesterday, fell into
vat of boiling water His body was completely i'm
mersed. 1t is hardly possible for HIM to survive
There were lS7 deaths IN this city during the last
week
A miserable and degraded colored woman named
Jane Thompson, residing IN one of the courts leading
from Bediord-st, was burned 10 death last night
Her cltthcS caught hre while she was lntONlcatei.
The FLOUR market very dull Holders ask q Z Dbl
for standard but the demand Tor shipment Shmted and
only few hundred bhs have been disposed of NJ 1901 p
The sales Tor city consumption on very restricted
scale, within the range Of 2o@st RYE FLOUR IS STEADY
nj 3 So CORN MEAL ~ duh at - g Dbl GRAIN-Puc,s
Of prmo Wheat steady and there but limited amount
Uaerng Sales Of 900 bush good and prime White al o.
elO3 " bush We quote Red At s6eS7 cents The last
sale of RYE at 10 cents CORN steady at 90 cents Tor
Yellow at which further sales hove been made OATS are
in fair request at 4443 cents WHISKY Is lower sales oil
bbS at 22s and hhds at 2lgG2 ccnis. nm ~ ,.
SALES or STocKs.tTst bo.fa-3 Fenna hiS 40; Ioo
CatamisSa RR, l6I $4,000 Pcnna IS sown 81 Syl3O 40
81 $38Ol do %; $l33 Lehigh Mtg, 95 500 Lehsh Int
~ SO do 81 y Man Va rs M ,, BS; Pittsburgh 81
efloesn BoGrdSlOO Reading 3D. -, $50 Penna 6S iJ2
900 Reading b5, 2s 80 do So Is. 100 DO 2St zoO Omoh
Second oord-loO Harrisburg RR 40 state $ 70
le rs Pa RR AZ S2ooo ieh,-n ,5 9s St s'OoV - d.
Atisr BOard%i 900 Reading 50, -9I 200 do POI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

Pacsot-ship H,'re, Muf,rj Hayre Nay mise aa. la}
passeEgers. 70 Mortimer Livingston 2a INST, Jar "A 3d. lon
so 30 large iceberg about ~ feet hight and mile
long The has been y DAYS west Of New Founlland
Ship George Evans lof WallaboFo) Coalarl CarlH 30
ds iron and % passengers 70 master 2i Inst, lat a. )
Ion 81 y. passed large quantities " ic'
Br ship Ear u Charemont Gardiner. Liverpool May J.
mdse and 500 passengers % Geo Min Co c0th nS IA;
q 3d. Ion IS 81 iceber-s and large Quantities of ad
ice enc particular, which was 800 OF i0l feet long with
Brshp Rverdale Marvel Liverpool 81 ds. salt AMI ,oi
passengers. 10 Mills. MEDIEVAL Y Co
Br bark Albion, Macsay, Galway 81 ds 80 passengers
Br bark Prince Albert, Ednarls Limerick d. 40 pas
Bns Neuuphar Shapley, Vera Cruz May 3, specie and
coCh.ucal. 90 IaTgous Brothers
Brig Brazilian. BRAY, CALAIS, is, lumber
Br brig Maudo Soarie, LmoncS. 81 u.s. o' passengers t.
Big Charles Thomas P.nkhau NJ llbr.dse 20 u.s. lumber
70 smith Boyntor On .ast mo lying AZ aacao@li
away both mast 20 avoid gong ashore Lost mansiaysad
Seh Cen Cas- Miller Roct land - days lime % master
MAY 24 while ship gale, carried away fore
sane ntlt Was t",,ed nto Fgaon for repairs Sen No
mast head at the time and ia Che same manner IhS
Br sch Margaret, Decse, PugwSh Ms 10 ds ship knees
Sch Cambridge. York Portland U.s. mlse to e Lows
Sen Waterman. Sears. Harrington. O DIS, spaTS.
Sch Isabella, Hainos Harrington, Is, spars
Sch Leopard, Wooster sullivan. Me, ds latA and lum-
Sch John Holmes, " Aloany f'T Hartf,ri lumber
Sch Q Adams, Morris Boston, dS ndse
Sch Warrior. Ham Rockland lime
Sch Mount Vernon Hall, Rocsand, lime
Sch j Francis Kendel, Norwich for PoughkeepSie
Sch Hudson. Church. Norwich for Poushkeepsie
Sch George Mary. Johnson Kingston for Newhurypors
with coal.
Sch Victory Post. Hartford for Hudson.
Sch Glide. -. Providence for Ntwburgh
Sch Frances Ellen. Todd. Kingston for NowbuypOd
sch Phipshury Elms. Thouast1a, Lime
sch q l. Lowell Boston U.s. Foster = N.cN ar,1l.
Sch NEPTUNE, . Machlls. .unh Pc
Sch Pavilion. Rose. Mlchas, lumber
Sch Col simmons, - Rlc6!and lime.
sen aura h EIiza C1lley Gl0cester FISH
sch Ellza, Do1ne. Harwch. FISH
sch e. W Dixon, Snow, Newport, fish.
Sloop Frrdk Brown. Miller. Providence
Sloop n Bowen Kenney, Providence
MEMORANDA-The Br bark reported Yesterday As the
Ann Curry should have been han Kenny
BELOW-Br ship Orleans weeks from Liverpool; b.
bark Princess Royal
SAILED-Steamer Franklin, wo'ton. Hayre; ship Rip
Van MInke. Baker, Liverpool Inshlp Brother JOna
than S,uer Chagres, bark Mara Morton Bukey. Slyan
nah; brig Laurcite, Bramhall, Belize, (Hoadl
WIND-NW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Passengers sailed.

u NJ Z
Ia Afeafsip Franklin for SOUTHAMPTON "a II RIt-hI
Dean lAy and child. Phla4c2hl Air anu PIP Nus )
Dcmlne Mrs \ Embury, Miss EmbuTy, hh5iinSf' 1
ShcrWt anu lady. Alr MarqN4nd, Mrs Mafqli4it 2g'-
no ana servt York 4 lZard and wre bliss lLi hiaa
/ ovuGes Charleston. Ir0s and lady, Nj fo-lan, NJ
Hunter Mr. Hunter and children, Rev Mr. Maahall ny
Anans ana lady. Miss Roman, A Brson baaalt oi
NOrleans { Eaton. Mrs Mascot Miss MtS>c2t btiIi-
more. Miss lettuce Mr. Dcltham, Mr. AlcbIde 1'leh
Charleston; Mr. Zbler ladJ and sou NJ fe4ll, ~ az
wife Mrs boyles child and ,rrvt. tontafo hi1,Z
{ p Aston. NYors. Mrs VI Kinney and cmidien' i 4
kinney. NJ, + A Don. 40. A L~uri, g. hcanaI11' " =,
Jackson Mr. and Mr. Ayegno Air and Mrs u I,l hts
T.authtr and enid Col / o Heber MIS- - lieitIt:
MIS- KING Hiss |. KIM, / BlancAard y 4!4ti ". y
Nr,eanS. Dr 4 Means. JP N1en d Campbell. I 5 Kin.
ut, J Gilbert, Van Vans { II Mtcle-.' II ~ "
E,rrrutruth PI.weniand Stu1wlch, { kccnan p 9Il
W Horn. Ms Deano. MIS- De.ano, Dcan3' 500
mon = Ioscuhs. Nlr GraftoI and WIFE Miss Lawson
= Deuisrrs & Putnam an son. Jeanjaipei VIE anu
children NJ KING G. Lorrand. Lorenzo B.acAstl ne New
Work Ms Elhcott. Mr. Henderson fle>
and lyS G0uhat NJ rs HodsUn. sam W lllrfd bt!5-
more Nr and Mr. Bouule Bst. Mrs biN'i, Dec
I.hoor Charleston: b. she. II { 7. Hunt, y lnus -
Wight ILLINOIS. W Aioultnn baIho .rouT. J Oamoell
en- Rev Thompson, Burning .on; a FiI,rd i ,l
and >on Philadelphia. W-sns, London Charles JAcA
Ohio 49,. Oh. r, A...,,,-l,
Wr stanley 4 Bingham. Ihos landlord. Chls Tobias,
II 4 Rdd II v DAVIS. VI II Anderson, Dr Rogers anu ANY
] d White. 4 4 DuIiee, Geo ta9uan ~,
pa yfershig SoLtie-ncr, FOR C11r.esO7flelfL lll w.
rs Mcssrs e. scott SALISBURY. Common Nc alien'
Rufus loss Joshua Granger Jarrs McAieinel n MI
Ms Caroline Lewis. Miss Hardy Ms S~lhh a rl-
chId y n Dey0t and lady. II Hardy Jlo Gadds Df r
.adt,s Laet'e, Mr Ol'es' j ) warner anu ID SAY
b. s..cr,s5,o sqbrrqo for SGrannaASiessrs F P Loo
ms IA Palmer " l. Dwight, lady. cAli ll seI -, :,
Adoph Schraizer. Morrs an9 ll' Hear q
Nj Martin ana sent Charles shaw, il an y isll'
Julius Zeller. and a ite ste-fase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

MW % Int q, lon g. was seen soame. Europa, I'm Now
York for Liverpool.
Liverpool for Ph'a depha same time spoke ship Caspian
I'm Bath inr NOrlcans.
MAY u ls SO b. lon r. big Brown WOOD
MAY rs. 3 AM lat Al 2j Ion o9l. sgnai.zed brig VI
Shepard. Towno FIN Salem 7th) for Para
May H. IN Gut of CanSo Am bars I'm Porto Rico for
Quebec Undoubtedly the Ellen Mitchell tn Quay anna Tor
MAY % Of Moa,auk bls Abbo.t Lawrence fin PhaAel
phia I'm Boston
No cate Sc gwen Br bark Sparrow from Liverpool for
May 49, lat % 90 Ion 81 49, sch vsant, I'm Halifax for
MAY H. lat l6 Ion io ship Tempest from Liverpool for
MAJ o. East Of the Banks seen SHIPS Jacob wes
teUoit acd ralma, I'm Liverpool for Nfors .
MAY H. lat Al o. Ion 90 49, bark Onno lnf Ellsworth I'm
Bottom tlr Aiarse lleS-2 dS out
MAY g. lat a. lon o. bark Rainbow, from Matanzas for
May o. lat g. Ion IS 10, ssal1ed SHIP Slas Leon
April % LAT II 49, lon IS So ship Eliza Keith tof Liver
May Is lat IS as lon 50 90 Dr brig Marsre, ,of Hortel
May 49, lat % 81 ion 81 o. Br brig Seluons m Aberdeen
My %. on Banguereau fishing sch Olive. Avery (of
Ham, dem wceA outjluo FISH. Same day, srt Bird
Ireson, OF Marbehend) month on the ground with
May &c. lat 90 a. lon % &c. Norw ship Ocean fin London
May 49, lat a. lon 80 &c. BIZ bark Zoe, from Bristol for
MAY a. la, ~. lon 81 49, Brcm ship Ocean, I'm Bremen
for Baltimore, with passengerS-a well, 81 is out.
May % ~ PM Int ~. Ion 81 20 steamer stand
ing +, supposed 90 be the Arctic.
May 2j Lar 81 25 Ion TO- was seen bark steering s.
showing h.ue and white chockored signal
May 26 lat 80 40 yn u So was passed bark steering 5
May l. of Penamhuco. yas passed steamer with white
t1pgallant quarer-ralls, supposed Ann steering SW
May a. lat - 20 " lon % 20 W, whaling bark Thomas
nsuNg (of Wc,tpOrt) Chase cruise, whales cut m
and , alongside. Same tme brig September, of Boston,
Do date III MoLtauE. brig Mary, of and for Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Low ELL.
suicide of q Young LadJ-The Turkish Dress.
Correspondence Of The Tribune

sulcluc OF u YOUNG LddJ-tne TURKISH DrcSs.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
LOWELL, Saturday May 81.
Last evening, about O'clock, young girl Jumped
INTO the Hamilton Canal, near Central-st, and was
drowned Her name was Hutchins, and she had rel
stves residing IN Lyndon. Vt She left note at her
boarding house requesting that some money she had
IN the Savings Bank, and her clothing might be for
us,ded,o her relatives. Those who were acquainted
with her state that she was very handsome quiet IN
her manner, and making more than good living by
bor INDUSTRY IN the mill, and ;hcy arc entirely az
los TO a. count for the rash act
The Turkish dress has at length made its appear
ance IT, his city -Four young ladies' have been pc
rambu!a.sng streets AL the morning, dressed IN
gbt blue de aine skirts long enough TO reach below
he knee with full Turkish trOwsers Of the same ma
terial an neat blue gaitors 20 match. They Ger
tainy made very neat and pretty appearance, and
behaved themselves in very modest and becoming
manner This change IN the LADIES' costumes IS much
approved OF by every body here, and bids fair to be
come the rage, particularly among the factory girls
OF whom we have some twelve or fifteen thousand
Yours 8c q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

The Stockholders meeting of the Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad took place at Plymouth
on Tuesday last L was voted " That the interests
Of the Corporation inpersuvely require that the
Road should be completed 70 Wells River" and IN
order 20 provide the necessary funds FOR this object,
the Directors authorized TO issue not exceeding
Thousand shares OF SIX per Cent Preferred stock
The contractors have agreed 70 take $l0000) Of the
Preferred stock IN par. payment. and from the en-
thus.asIn manifested II the meeting. no doubt IS en-
tertained but that the whole amount remaining viii
BE- subscribed for at once. The meeting was very
spirited and the best feeling prevailed 70 the con-
dItion and prospects Of the Road. The Old Board Of
Directors was reelected Stock Dividend Of SIX
dollars per share. VIII be payable to holders Of stock
June 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Passengers Arrived

70 >te4rssip Merlin rom 81 I70u1S 1H1 bs-l,tq-o 4
WI iliv ana servant T. stevens. EeInis fi-sal'
N smith ] Clutbras. Pllt u, NJ Net lic1e9l' a
R,nirl Il Foster ard Lady. leneg Se rrs y Z.
mi iaIv = Stt.,rea-c. O. \ Kendall, n bun-nfp y ;
- I},r-s Mss barre " ID Bell. Mr Cl!iwe-l. Ms
8r'r1 ~ NJ RIvylard Mr. E3-e. Ms Hlnes, 4 Cepe,
r. o. " B-ov-n j " Brown. Milton Jones, Mrs y
- i,,-rhfe- j sherwood and lfcy. NJ Coke VI
W~fss " Hscker Mr. Huh Mr. Hart Dawson and iady
a. C,fasau d L Rlfahast Jeale Hiss Jt4he, - 81
- n Rcrlrue trench Consul at hatt; Nr l. Aefers'
4 J Hall + II hia-chtord. -..
Ia .,ri-f-lfp Toef1a. frsE Ilrrpo0i-Ars y 'lA a..
child Br,.,s yn VI Warl and lads, Dl MA q -is a.
child England John DNS'n. Albany Us h'-SS'-' -
sell Miles q Reilly, Ireland - -. z.-e-,
IN ship : T. rom AH-tfi- " - S.~-.-i
Il. 81 4ns,l cls ron .iBg,erz-u1irs A ; nv
NJ so Slhncharl l. Schuch1rt, Mas Charles - II
Sad Ni,s Mara Schuchar-. NJ kyl bais1-s'> -
- Vg-1euherg q the Dutch Ar-ny,E NeninAnI NJ,
J., U,,s -.r Elr~--f1r. IRON 8rrHsn-h frir = IN
Vr T-se,n Krlcst Mrs Barnelain ana Ial,- H.
sem hrr Mss fieien. n II Tape anu isnliif' IT,.
Nj Rutharauc family. II Muller and ~. - 80 n
IN f-r- Cor Yer OrAarl, IRON FO,,o - = 60
7ts ~ Firq P,rn-tt Miss Ann T n9- - IL
Z ,fo-7@i of :, Thomas VI Lane and l-f, -. ,
% ,.5 4,,,shtsr u A walker. NIorA+ iIs = - -
,,.-.n ana sent Paula. Miss : AAl-,- = y. NJ 4 V--
No. >,rhi, Van Doran. SunmeTfl.4e ~ i--- mi
D-v.nf-r Priusct.n ~ z ) LAMB l--'' 0--
Sefyf 81 Ih.4las- e.---t-,f- a-8 Ms wilson,
Nles>rs Havey Bartlett. Goocv h ILL., II y s.l,ur-
rt y y ns7-gn. fr0rg Cg-t-Trs y p -
cbiIl Portland. DAVID Gray and .iiy' NioA' II '"'-
Hagupden- - =. NJ and M Z lsarls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
by Telegraph.

PROVIDENCE. 3l4y 5.-Slt. lr.- Jerome f''l' w.
u--r-- q. Nc
BOSTON. June AR Sa.-rlar PM ship Jaas G,s-s11.
Liverpool Arr-l zGth ca oa-E Delaware F-,-- 49,
lSurcayI ship feso-a Porter. Lrs-r'l-' IL. . III -
A.eyanrcr Gasgow. a pri 3 ,. H..
NEN-ORLEANS. May st-Arr sl.' i--'--- - 90
ard IarreI. I.vef--al Below slil ; =
SAVANNAH NAY zs-Arr brg Wilson, : 100 -. A..
BALTIMORE June AR BARK 4 'l-t'- 80
Stanton. Bostnn wasp ami Extra f'fl, ~ :, -
Cha, Esan. Clelfleg0s when gong in.' .'lt 7-7i
q ID hai through her fr-m the iJri- pug i va 49,
Gaskel, no, schrs Plato and BLOOMING o'---'
lark Iowa. RIO t q. 1..-...,
NORFOLK MAY 3l-ATr schrs Plni7 : an Z ~ me-
and t1g Brothers NeY lrk schF D--l'lAi' Hl--' b.
lost ua--masi. ,-r- - ~.
SAVANNAH May 28-Arr WLs2n : l--ei, Ne',, I "a
Armada Rostcn Cleared, william q o1lt-' Ns4- i -.
CHARLESTON. May si-casiel' he-el' !1' Wv i''@'
Lorisa cray, Phlacelphia - = r-
PROV IDENCE. June AR hriss hmma z rlnces
Bartlett Cadl. schs Admiral Blake. Hidreih Charston
SIffls Rollins suffolk Va. COm1nod0rs, Ken, A.nany
Danei wlets. SAITH do Forest riers99 Iiiz MAO.
Oreson Stsrres, NYark, Thos HawsIns Jones Do
SO hrig Serorne Maiaazis destin,i'on ch1nsei t'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
ARRIVAL or ENIGRANrS AT THE PORT or NEW-YORE
DURING THE MONTH or MAY. 1871


The amount of Government Stock trans
fcrrod to foreign account last week was S2)l5j).-
The transfer books are now closed
The loan for the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Co. attracted considerable attention from
capitalists and the bids included some for foreign
account. The amount bid for was nearly twice As
much as was needed, and the range of bids was small
er than the lowest being 81 so and the highest
on Oh Tho S,rcc>.f ,l l,i.}s we're As follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
MARRIED.


At Beeylle, n J.. May g. by Rev James c Richm nd
WM EDWARDS, Of this City. % KATHARINE
youngest daughter of Arthur Tappan. Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

PHlLADELPHIA.JH Jane l-trrrrsi-Sicantr Abiiross.
Noble ChcrlcStun shi1 juno. Moran L.v.rnnil, htrks
May Dale. Le.lT Londonderry. Aieia Rogers. White.
Boston. Gen JeSsup Fisher. Do hrS Canine. PAsne, Car
cenas' sens l \ SewaEt, I1uel. Nioyk. Jew t1yt.
Newburyport, Exile. Williams Ny *. rhls Ecnaer, NcA-
ersn d., Vim Bairi. Stuohs. Boston. Slrel CAtaer.
Robertson, salem, Dorchester. N1In-. Norfolk, P1P1e
". Delaware CITY
Cearrd-ShirS Dream Nor Stephenson. Green Island.
Canada. Bremerhav-n. Brsmi Iamn. Biumore. bark
Nashua, urtlmer, NOrieans hrs MAry u. Crowel b.
ton. Scs PayutoT, Neal. Al any Phpoe BayteI Will
den. bingham. PenBSyNantl. Bill. NHNen X BIrtla.
LlnSo Charleston Emily Weaver Brock Mobile Charter
OAK Kelly. Boston. Man Yates. %. LOUISA Reeves Cav
aier %, DAVID Hale. Edwards Newport. John Wlr1Ss.
ton, Oregon, Kane. B1ltinorc An;aracisc Morley New
YORK. Nennehcc seymour. DO
NEWPORT MAY 3i-Arr scas May Pcavy Grcs'low.
EaSplrt for Providence Bounierry Norman io f,r
ket Jane. Hall >tonington for Providence; Rnssoi,
Pmsham, Bangor for do - Pierre Carrie East Greenwich
flr Bangor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

Sep Java Stanton New Bedford land not the Java Of
Frtayen II Oahu, March y, WIKI So recruiting
TO- Arctic Ocean.
snap Henry (of Mystic formerly sag Iarbor, has been
lost nfi Cape H0fn-crcw saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

Wilmington. Nc. sens Otflrt. Hovland. BALTIMORE, Mat
CFo~eu, Phlla Ou,la Lenal Bangor. Ehrt. Leitai
Coomes, DO Alpine. CNortes. d. O-rSon Grey do, Al
6ion III sin Caiir s,oops Roger Williams Providence
Sea Witch. NYork
FALL RlV ER, June Arr slpops ThonAs " Th,rns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

By flc Norfs Rirer BoIfs- S1fHrf1y MrF 81 99 hbs
Flour do Ashes 1898 bush Oats $1,000 DO Corn $500 %
Whet $50 pkgs Pork 230 do Lard. s. Do Whkey, 81 ID
Beef. l63 do Cut Meats, a kegs Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

Mss II rome. Capt Wes. Mr. Solomon lady and chiid
Mr. Harrlnc ant laGy-e n stce-a-e
n DTlg >et7la, ron 6oftcn--IrgC FreerIckS)u
Fetters'nf Hoffman. John Lofsren-s str-rage
~ oTlg b-fuaf. from Po-f-1r- Pr-z~r-Mrs Judd NJ
IaAe Mss Howard Mn Perry and Daughter Of the Ame
In Ni9 GiffIRos from hisgsf0B JGl-Nrs 2 p Ca
die. Children and seTyt. d Robinson. 4 ATTN.
n 5Tlg NeRspsar. from Vera CrH=-Wm Beuiot. Ms
9lary : - nied, Mss Frances Beufeli. Master q
benhed oscpa Beafelt John Benield + R35loll. Mss
VI de Jos Garcia, " JeroLmln. John ClausSon. Ms AZ
nes CLaussn, Edward B0l,a7, Jas L ra2p.2. David l.
Gsrdner-3 n stesra-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Domestic Ports.

ALBANY. MAJ sJ-Au sch Banner. Bos,-a- CT sc.s
Tr1r's n trak.ss. and N1rF-cA, iJF Bosom
APPONAUG. fWa0Elckl Nay 9-Ars SEA Warren c,
BOSTON. MAY sc-ArT bark John Murray, Lul. Lon
an. r. brls C1risa PIccarl, sydney. CD, Euy Allison,
S~rff ll,sl.forl' NS Charlotte Merritt Annapolis. Nm
g-r~v Noretouse Wefm1gth rs hug Rans1ni, Haskell.
Eor.,,r- srns Dlaw0rth. Thompson, Mlchias MARIA,
-IoIn-s 40. Rost Narsng. smth, Ellsworth Mary,
gi,Te pangaT s..ah Hall Pierce. 10, Ajelln9 hAnln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

The Commerce Of the port for May,
showing considerable increase has been follows.
The auyalsn April were $50 vessels Of l4O4jj tuns
IS Steamers TINS 5,545l3 1874 BrigS .-..tuns ls23l
1903 Ships tunS 76,3j7 = SchrS-----tuns 927S
LOG Banks ---uns 3ilosi95 Vessels of tuns 1853 SGD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02

l5sd20s were taken To California, we have no
change 20 notce-thc Flying Cloud Will SAL this day
for San Francisco. with 1900 tuns OF Goods To
New Orleans, Mobile, and other Southern Por.s they
continue dull but the rates remain unchanged
In Port, yesteriay- lBrgS -.---..-.----....i3i
Steamers ------------- l9iScho0re-5 ..-.....--ls5
SHIPS ----------------ll3.
BarkS---------.---.--- "a! Total ....543
A Committee Of the creditors of Messrs.
Hohster have gone 70 Utica to examine the property
offered In compromise Of their debts. The result
will probably be new proposition which Will bs ac-
cepted. At the meeting last week Mr.. Austin Aus
tin Spicerl stated the liabilities Of ms firm at
s9630OO, including $4,000 preferred Assets s2l3.-
600 coparnership and individual, showing rather
Flemish account
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
Se2,O62 Payments. s59396 Balance. s2,2sil95
The business Of the SubTreasury for the month past
has been as annexed
May /, ls5l-By balance s3,95,6jO 90
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
THE BAEEfOOTEp PRINTER
BOY

The Pu,-hurg Morning Ario' gives
short hi,;ofy Of distinguished CHI
zen Of Pennsylvania, as follows:
"Sdm" tairtv yeat. ago, barefoot
e.! on} Auacai doWa tho :>n.la, hanna
river on a raft, ul arrived ~ il.r.i..
tnrg. Tenn. He came rum the noI.l.
Aol belonged 90 = large fami'. with Al
his worldly goods tied in liilc pocket
haudk svl!e', hr sought anil obtained
rmplo!m,ni ~ printing o.ilrr q, an
appcaicr. From an tpprcrG,a T. a
I"nrncy cygian, from Journe}msa to a
reporter. then editor. the hnIc.fuo,cd
printer boy worked his Way aeaine! ub.
Iay'e> Nhlch tho strnG-'u% poor only
KNOW HE pcr,cvcriuc follower ia
FranEl'n'- footsteps began TO rca',lo
Tie NUTS ct h- patient toni ami p5i,d.
'lon The youn. a~rirdnt became p,in-
ter - tne Ntc, aal hy iiu1al mana.c.
m.ut vas sooA enabled to accomplish
h' pfj,r, dearest - his Lcor;-iAr c--
taHishnrit OF hi mother in home =.
h'Nc watt -- in o,.c-~ion OF every com.
lyr' s'r culI desire III, brothers
r'\t Hero his care, tai HE Nnla',oa,
@' n"i "A Strong "a witI which to all
hlD--'n inlomttj'r perseverance, ,lot
nothing 'oa5i long successfully ob,,ruel.
IL a.," years. tacy too. VIA la, s,--
t,r", were independent Of IT, au.,l
lh" onrt hgrr-tol'rl printer bow .ul. +,
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HINTS FOR LIE +.

1t l' a'm9.t "a liAicu't 10 make a man
unleafa hi, orro's. n tis kngwlrd,e.-
Nalin.nrma'ion !, more lor,,,,. .aau
noG-iuiorna'ioL H.. o!rn. IS alAs.s
more Lgsy than igroraLcc. Ignorance
- blank sheet, on " hicA sc may Ni.ic:
but 'rrur j. = s'r.Lblei one, from which
Ne nl,t hf't erase. l.norancc +, con.
icaitI 10 stand s:H with her back 10
the truth; but error - more pFesumg-
!Iou-, and ,,,or,s6s in the ,ane diree.
lion Ignorance has ,o ii-hi, ,Lui error
i,..oesa ial-r Gre. Ihe cyu., qa,rcc
l., ,hal ciryr. when .be relrac,, her
footsteps, ha, farther 10 20. icfosc she
ran arrive ~ ne Ir1lh, lhaa ls19ra. &C.
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- NRI>f.

Who is lh,rc aLo ever looked up 10
;ir Golden gttrs q It," rc-ylcnIout
w., and t,t,!d diem arrayed in all
'h,., me4uilic,ucr, and watched the
bcauiI al 3rIa 'urc If the god of day,
and has not t,!t himself lifted from
,ir,l 80 heaven. and hi, iecliaGs spirit.
aoizct ly the contemplation q Tie
rceufE ihc Rlor.es q sunset can be
seen and enjoyed in he crca'e-i iuliness
only yitlhc country. The winds are now
lu-A,d among the fv!jhge-ihe birds ct
l,at,a la," ceased ih,ir warLlig--
lic voice e The laborer is no longer
heard si,,rce hangs Ike canopy up,
Oh The scene. At suci a season. &"
"alh aJogt ,he courry; carry no book
10 AL your rcAcu'on, 20 alone cr with
II friend; l,t your h,ait he olen 20 ile
II hueuce ut iie s,rne let l., hoDc.f. i
delights rise up unrepr,sstd; resigr
yourself freely anI entirely 10 the emo
lions Il ,uur oNn bo:osn arl If yot
lare no, been corrupted and coniamin
a,,l iy lnl,icoArso NiIh the world. 20,
All gc;4rn better, happier, l"ilsI
tn J..
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10 PARENTS.

lon may reality trace ON jie sandy
beach i91lro sion, distinct Wl nu,,i.
toIm, Lnt the n,At rolling wave vii
wash th'm out. The spots and stains
OF your ,arlhly robe, may lie r,mo,ed;
The ravgg's u -,oim that >ir.,s "a.
uro Of It, lran,y and glory, nay be
repaired; Tine aad culture may re.
clolhc it with is former fertility an.
beauty. Bat q, remember. and may
il b" written Wiil diamond impression
upon your .oui, that the impressions Of
childhood, the lrcccrts which yuu trace
and chi,,i down into the heart, Of your
children, Will, Ike letters plHNcr
on aiock, remain forever. II they ar
in types Of '.cc. nothing slol; OF On.
nipolcu', divine grac" can bleach thoul
out II in the bcautcous forms 81 >ir.
tue and Deity, they viii brighten and
hcantify in the sunlight Ct hca, ,nly
aUa ''"rnal day.