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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-20
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

BOAT, FROM To. TINE.
Tuesdav 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
PHILADELPHIA.
Jenny Lind-LOss of Life-COllectOr Lewis
Launch-Markets and Stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of Inc tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, May %
understand that Miss Jenny Lind gives
two or three concerts in tins city about the middle Of
June The price Of tickets IL TO be 50, 50 and 81.
After the late accident to the steamboat Ono hopes
were entertained that no one had been drowned -
They have however, ! am panied TO state been dis
PEELED During Yesterday the bodies OF two of her
passengers Mr.. 4. T.. Taylor OF Brooklyn. and Mr.
Frederick Shutter Of Baltimore, were found No
other bodies have been found. John Finley, South
ener Mr. Hill, and one lady and one child, are
mass meeting is to be held in this city this even
ing, by the political opponents OF William ID Lewis,
Esq, Collector Of the port OF Philadelphia The de-
monstratOn causes no alarm TO the friends OF Mr.
Lewis.
MeSsrs. Voughan & Linn OF Kensngton District, for
the United states Government, and to be attached to
the Coast Survey, VIII be launched on Saturday, Al
high water She is 1875 feet long, a feet beam, 10
feet deep, her engine Is OF the sleeple pattern.
The CoTToN market continues quiet owing 70 the tenor
the late foreign adVceS and the sales have been limited
FLOUR is also inactive but prices firm Sales for city
extra at 62dS5 Dbl Corn Mea-Further sales al -
- mn WHEAT continues IN request Further sales Of 3
40 600 bushels good and Prime Pennsylvania white az 81
SyVano ai 7O Cons has slightly declined Sales yeser-
dav morning g. and subsequently al SOC Sales Of 5000
OATs M 44c In GROCERIES there has been but little ac
tyty and the operations limited Provisions are also
quiet for the season and prices unchanged WHISKY
steady pncc with sales hhds at PC and bbls at &c
SALES OF SrocKs-Fpst Board-2 Mech and Man Bk
PITTS 50 $500 6S. u, III 500 State S. 81 $500
do. 81 Al Penn RR at $1,000 Sch Nav 6s 49, mt Of 81
5000 do 81 $4,000 do, on 40; 81 900 Reading RR
6s TO- "a SiOO Leugh Int sii, 81 Reading RR, PSI 200
do, 28i 100 do. 26i $50 Morris Canal, ~ 80 Man and
Mech Bk, u; 10 Com Bk, 50 1000 Lehgh o. 83i $500
Allegheny CoaAly Gs 9jt 81 Noustown RR, SO ; 900
Wi RR 6s. 49, $500 City 6s 82, 1861 $500 do TO- oot
$500 do IL 1905. - ., ,,. :, .. ,., 20,
Ear and Mech BIZ 69l $4,000 Sch Nav e., 90, int 40
$ 500 state S. %, 80 Mech BIZ. 29l sen Nav ~
: 00O II Sos o. ll7l ~ Nornstown RR, So 30 Penn
RR 49, s OCO Tenn IS, s2l POO GIrard Bk, -; A
RI ma 5000 City g. '82 100! 100 Morris Canal l3 100
Read RR 28t 2 Beaver Meadow RR H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Southern Mail Items-Stin More OF the Cuban
Invaders, &c.
BALrINoRB, Thursday

bALTINOkh, IVII>NI"Ff MY =
The Southern mail Is received. In the
matter of Henry Kimbroush tried AZ savannah for
rooong the Columbus PoSt-Ofce, the Jury ialleu 10
agree
The steamer CASTOR arrived on saturday Ho"i
Florida, with 25 men connected With the Cuoa NV"
SION 300 men with $50 horses had reached Jackson
vile, renamed one week encampod when, learning
The invasion Was postponed, they dispersed Tor nome
almost pennileSS About 500 strange men have been
al jacksonville al different times since the INVASION
was projected After SQuandenng their funds and
begging from the citizens, they dispersed Il IS sup
posed the original invasion plan Is no" abandoned
Inc cutter Kinney IS stlll. however, COasNhg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
General Presbyterian Assembly at 81. Louis.

IT. LVNINf NNt'IIVl"Ff my ~
After the usual exercises and other busl-
ness the Directors were elected as follows OF the
Western Theological Seminary, McSSrS Heron
Swin, Paxton. McIlvane, stockton, keer ana Alex
ander For Elders, MeSSrS. LHIuS' AleNthGeI, 'Vlt
SON neniam,n and Williams The reports from dele
gates Of corresponding bodies were then submitted
and the subject of the publication OF cheap IeiSous
paper taken up and discussed al length tI.S.Yi i"
resolution was adopted declaring that whe the le-
sirsbleneSS of the object /. confessed oy an IN 'e
presen, stale OF the Church ami Board OF tuoicStloI
II Is no, eGpedlent 70 take action upon 'ht suu!SIS
and the whole matter be therefore ald on 'he 'aoie
The Assembly then adjourned ull Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Late and Interesting from Santa Fe-The MeNi-
can Boundary, sc.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, May %
Santa Fe dates to the 23d April are re-
ccivcd The Boundary Commissioners on the RIo
stone six miles below that place. The Ell PaSo mani
brought news as usual of Indian depredMions
Tulda and FCrguSOn'S tram was attacked IN JoInd-
da del Mucrtc, and some men were Killed Inc
horses and tram were captured near Ell Paso
The troops IN New-McNlco are dying OF ScuIVy
The ApacheS have violated the treaty when they
made only month or two ago. Col calhoun gives
entire satisfaction To the people OF New-MeNlco.-
Seperate meetings had nominated Capt Reynolds ana
Major Wlchtman rs candidates for Congress. Ihere
is good deal of excitement and log rolling on the
snb,ect throughout the territory The Priests IN the
country were candidates FOR the Legislature aud II
was said they were sure of election.
Five tribes of Indians VIZ the CheyehetS' '2n'dh-
ches Arapahoes keouas and Apaches of the Plains
were at Fort Mackay to make peace me prnclpai
Chiefs were setting in Council Col Holman 5
tent and the ceremony of smoking pipes ol P oaoS5
had taken place II IS probable the CheyeneeS and
ArapahoeS viii reject the treaty, the others Will not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Convention 10 Amend the Constitution oil
Massachusetts,.

ROSrON, thursday May g
The House of Representatives, by nearly
party vote have passed bill calling SohVention
OF the people 20 amend the Constitution oi 'he S,ae
ted to the n.oDlr for their approval or rejection.
The House by yea and nay vote nave 3l>o PaSs'I'
10 De engroSScd the bill concerning the Sac OF l,oA
lcaimg drinks The bill Is more stringent IMAM ''',
thing That has vet been upon our statute oooA' ,u.
In convention of the TWO houses, Ne>teruaN' Aiotit
Thomdike Wing was elected 10 the state Senate 10
I'll the vacancy occ0SlOncd by The resignation OF
FTedCnck Robinson, Opp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Markets ALBANY. May 2.

The past twenty-four hours receipts have
been-FLoUR. 5000 bbls WHEAT, none. CORN, LOO
bushels In FLOUR the transactions are smaller than
Yesterday, being about 1900 bbls at old prices
WHEAT is IN demand but operations are checked by
the fTTnneSS of holders CORN duh but hrm 5000
bush mixed Western sold at SCI G51c. 1000 bush q
rowed BARLEY were sold at o.. OATS are dull and
lower. 1900 bush having changed hands al 45a45f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Church ORGANIZATIONS The New Eng
land Congregational Church VIII be organized this
evening, IN Central iall-senIcos 10 commence al
O'Clock The sermon Will be delivered by Rev.
DR. Cheeyer. Remarks may be also expected from
Revs Joseph p. Thompson Henry Ward Beecher.
r. ; StOrrs. Jr., and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

The receipts since our last have been ::
FLOUR $500 bblS, WHEAT none, CORN 5000 bush
The market for FLOUR IS a shade frmer. but owing
TO the absence Of private advices from Europe, buy
ers and sellers do not meet. Michigan is quoted at
a. 81. Prime Ohio WHEAT IS m good demand at
prev rates CORN is not active but prices
about the same The sales were only 5000 bush, at
4 &c for mixed Western. Small sales OF OHIO WHISKY
al 2lc. FREIGHTs are without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
4 Suspicious Vessel.

NBWrORr, K I, IhuTsNaY, NaY II
The schooner Flirt, which put In here on
Monday last 10 repair damages, was reported 10 DC
one of The vessels engaged IN the Cuba expedition ,
and II was also asserted that she had sixteen guns on
board. ., =
The revenue cutter took position aohSS'de OF
the next morning. having repaired damages, the
Schooner was permitted 10 weigh anchor and depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
rhe Arrica's News at New-Orleans
NEw-ORLEANs, THURSDAY, Nav %


The Africa's news has been received. but
nothing has lranspned IN Cotton up to the present
tme 10 show IT'S effect upon the market The tenor
Of the advices has caused general surprise, as an
advance was looked for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar TINS DAY.

CIRCUIT Court Nos AL, f42, 389.
300. 39l 453 4j4 49, $50, 49,, 45s, 45s, 400 46l.
SUPERIOR CoURr. Nos. 81, %, 70, 81,
IS o. ~, co. 2I6 AL 223 s. III, I0l 800 49, 232
1913 23i 235 296 237 800 30 2il 2i2, 2i3 2ii 2ij,
247, 24s 2l9 $50 ISL, $50, 253, 2jl ass, 256 2j7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Violent Hurricane.

ST LOUIS, Thursday, May ~
violent hurricane swept over tins city
number OF buildings Several persons were injured,
oes no lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

From PANAMA.-We are indebted To Don
Mariana Arosamena, Of Panama for files OF ba 'ro"-
ica Official, of that city, to the cath OF April The
news It contains has been anticipated by previous
arrivals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Markets BALTIMORE. :

Our markets are unchanged Sales have
been made Of GOO bbls Howard-st FLoyR at 4 81,
and 2lOO City Mills al 4 g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Naval and Marine Intelligence.

NoRFoLK, Wednesday, May q.
The |. s. ship jamestown Is expected
here tomorrow. Capt. Pendergasi eft this morning
for Pensacola to JOIN the Saranac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

~ CALEB b. SMITH, ex-Member OF Con-
,,ress and late member Of the Board OF Mexican
CLAIMS, has returned home, the business having al
been wound up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
arkets....NEw-oRLEANs, NAV p

COTTON has advanced TAT cent since the
RECENT Of the Franklins news. Strict mlddng IS At
Tho calco yesterday and to-day were S,oO1
bales FREIoHTs are dull CoTToS Is taking for
Liverpool al 9-l6d. STERLING EXCHANGE we quote
at lO..
p S.-l3O p M.-The Africa's news has just ar
rived. IT. effects are not yet apparent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

" The Daily Transcript, published at
Worcester. Mass and heretofore a neutral paper.
has holsind the Wing fac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
APPEAL TO THE FRIENDS OF LIBERTY -

APPEAL TO THE RlhNDS VI hibEN
In consequence of several proclamations received
from Altoona dated the 10th, and Hamburg dated the
9ad Of April, Schleswg IIolstein Society has been
formed in tins city for the purpose of cordially re
ceivine and welcoming their unfortunate country
men who are soon expected 10 arrive 70 assist and
sunnort them BY al means within their power, and
ocre for them the means Tor existence IN TINS their
nets home The Schles~ig HolSten society lheIe-
lore appeals 10 all friends of freedom, 10 ana theh IN
their proceedings, as these schies"lg-hol,teh
cbamp,ons who so noby distinguished themselves
FOR their bravery, and 50 giOnOusly defended NeIi
ost,onaI honor and liberty, against Danish oppfes-
SION are well worthy OF the sympathy OF me great
American nation. The Society has elected q OoHl-
,oIttee which l. commissioned TO receive az money
or other contribution that may De bestowed br'lnf
MIR IN WAX No. Us Bcwery, and III. Lo"en'Aa!
Isski No / Ohyer-St.. have kindly OneIeu- $50 70
receive an sllproTt that may be entrusted 70 theih
The most conscientious and exact ulsluuu'lon VI
these funds Will be publicly announced II IAe 10y
papers Il Is furthermore respectfully requisite -.
order 10 defeat al abuses when Otherwise Iiishl
be committed that money or other conlIlDa. s
should be delivered 20 none but those proving 'nelA
''''0S " Oe i tn WAX. Chairman
NB-wnh regard 10 the above aPPeal. Ne peg y ,s
marx that vii circulate nsl, ~ 1870 -,f-.r
more request the kind support u ne An, ~ al P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Az OLD PRINTER GoNE.-Our obituary

list to-day includes the name OF John Lniz, one OF
the oldest printers OF the city. lie was one OF the
original members of the New-No Typographical
Society, having united with others IN forming that
association on the ith OF july 1909 lie has remain
cd in membership from thai day to the time OF his
death-a period of nearly forty-two years. OF the
founders OF tins society hye only remain alive One
of them Is George Maher of thlS city. now on a
visit 10 the Worlds FAIR at London
N Y Commercial OF Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
The presidenf.

Urea, Thursday, May %
The President and suite left here this
morning at 10 o clock on their way TO New-Yo rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

Markets CHARLESTON. MAY 81.
The sales Of COTToN to-day were ! 800
bales, at prices ranging from 81 TO lOi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
PRESENTED

Underwriters Of Ne~-York,
On the shlp Fldes" her cargo and freight
10 Can't JOHN BoRLAND Jr,
as testimonial OF his skill, perseverance, and
anesgv M fitting his ship al sea wlth ruddrf con-
structed Of spars after beng disabled IN
violent gale. ON the lbth MaIch, lo1i'
when on his passage from Liver
pool % NeW-Yprk, and BRING
ING her safely 10 tins port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
A SIENERS, i'm
CARL BRENDNTER, }
TTnW HARERKORN.

Tie editors II al papers u rs 81 ~
most respectfully requested " copy &c 800 ~ rem
r several times Ia Their ectye papers IS lLsY ~ y.
m onev or 1tber atcles that may be ef' Y iheH care
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

ARRESTS BY THE 'PoLIcE.-A young man
Of respectable appearance. named John {; M4ss'a an
was yesterday arrested BY ofceIs > ~
Mr VIM. LeaTenworth. OF No. 81 Cortland r. v n no
charges the accused with having on The Sh Of Dsi
cem6er last gwen hun deed for ~ aO 0S ssco a
- - - ehs for the fixtures and stock OF drug
etors xse5 - $40 600 which deed II Is alleged Is
perfectly worthless the accused having no , Sa 5e. u
H. ~, - ,-.e y, custody Of the officers 70 appear
on saturday morning for examination.
Jsmss FiIioit John Williams and John Ross we're
YESTERDAY arrested BY Ofhcer Merritt Of me IniIa
a. ~ - - al stolen 100 bushels Of rye, val
ned al $50 the property OF Messrs Wright Losee
NJ No Is Frontst. The rye, II appears, was lntrusI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

kg= Among the passengers by the steam
ship Winfield Scott, which arrived at tins port yes
terday, We notice A. VI HoLBRooX, Esq one oil the
editors Of the Ney Orleans Pcayne. He Will san III
a few days for Europe, having been appointed
Special Commissioner from the State OF Louisiana
10 the Great Exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
BURSTING OF CRoroS WATER PIPE

SERIOUS DAMAGE About O'Clock YESTERDAY MOI II.
The cer - b,se q Barclay st. burst. caus ng gres
damage to the street and filing several cellars ...i
water and sand. The damage i estimated al 'e'eiaI
thOuSand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Daniel webster's speech in Buffalo.

MIR. Webster delivered his speech this
afternoon 10 an immense audience VINO IcVSNV4 ~
- tb ercat enthusiasm The speech IS considered 10
he one of MIR Wcbstcrs best efforts, but Is so very
lengthy II Will be impossible to have telegaphed
for FRIDAY mornings papers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

Country SEAT.-FrOm the advertise
ment of A. J. Blocker in our columns, 1t appears
that the beautiful Country Seat and Farm on the
high ground overlooking the village of Newburgh
Is to be sold on the 9th inst It commands a view Of
West Point, and the Hudson for many miles and
possesses rare advantages as a country place, and
the lovers OF fine scenery VIII thank us for calling
their attention 20 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

BURGLARY. -Four men, named Charley
WILSON, Ftea~rsck Syaloint. John nclrlch and John
Lupton broke into the store CcdvrSt onw cdne Sday
night occupied BY Mr.. GeSer, an importer oil fancy
goods and stole to the value of $500 One OF them,
Charley Wilson. was arrested IN the course OF the
night 6y private Waterman IN Ccdar-St. lie had
Sc worth on his person. The other three robbers
were arrested about VI yesterday by Nr. Aron-
son of the Fourth Ward Police, and the remainder OF
the goods recovered. Part of the goods were con-
ccaod IN Peck Slip and part under platform AT tui,
ton market The burglars are at the Fourth Naru
StatlOn-hOuSC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

81 ,o.hs ,..,,so4 - COZ. -ey from lighter 10 INC
Gross Dock AZ BROOKLYN ID while engage =. "
removal The accused manage u !" >e,. uas,,,s,yt
ot % They were locked up ~ '">'''
Tor examination. " ~ 49,, II
Owen CLARK w.S Yesterday arrest. u on ~ =. ~
sithbng q man named Michael Fare. . J" m nv NJ
with O. knife The wound dressed ~ -. '',
Cl>. no considered 4 20 be- serious. IN
Was held fCr examination. NE
4 coor,,i man named jeremiah >mon>p. -
yc>terLly arrested on charge 81 PasSlng 40
less $40, BILL. pUrpOrtng 10 b on me farmers m
Mechanics Bank OF Pontiac. MIchlgm. 20 Ho~iey b
Nicholas of - Broadway The accused WIS held
tO answer the charge
hThcmaS Cummings was arrested on a complaint ~
Mr. George II Andrews. who charges hun with
taking from the Po>l-Offce letters containing money
directed 20 the Courier and Enquirer tie WIS
held for examination.
\ Young man named Wm Smith was arrested on
charge of breaking into The dwelling OF brt>iu> W
intent 10 steal He was caught IN the house by the
inmates md handed over 20 the custody ot ohcCT La
" ofthe Sixth Ward He was committed 20 prison
for trial
On Wednesday night, the store Of Arnold GerStle.
No Ccdar->t.. an importer Of German fancy goods.
NaS entered by false KEYS. and robbed OF gooi> 10
large amount Yesterday morning. officer DTagS. Of
the First Ward, arrested one Chas. Wilson, with
some Of the stolen property IN hiS possession. apt
Ditchett AMI officer HarhnSon, of the Fourth Wart,
Yesterday afternoon arrested three Germans. Gazing
themselves Frederick SGuCr. Cutlip Miller AMI John
Dcdrick all associates OF Wilson in the burglary
The officers found several cases Of SWISS mu>inS At
the Peck-slip Ferry. and large number OF Accor-
deems and other articles n Fulton Market. wnlCh
were identified BY Mr. Ger>ile a. hls property and
which had been taken by the thieves 70 these places
The accused were committed 70 await EXAMINATION.
The officers are deserving OF much credit for their
promputudo M aTesting the burglars, and IN reco'-
erlug The property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
THE SrRErrs.---We hear numerous com

THE STREETS. I'VE hear numerous COM
paints of the condition of the streets IN the upper
part Of the City, and, far as our own observation
goes. they are well founded. Thirtieh-st., between
Third and Lerngton-ayS., Is m depioraole state.
A gentlemen who owns several dwellings on TINS
street. informs that some OF ms tenants have been
obliged to leave account Of the filth and foul odors
TO which they are exposed 1t Is disgrace to the
city that our public horougharcs are not kept IN bet
Ter condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
Preparations at Albany.

ALBANY, 7 UUINUdY, Way II
The President is expected here at , p M.
to-day. Flags are flying upon some of the public
buildings and from the Knlckerbocker Office ban
ner Is stretched across Statc-s having upon II IN
Inrnn loiinr. Onr NY lnar Ellnnrn-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23


THE FIRE WARDENs-The annual Re-
port of the Board OF Fire Wardens was made to the
Common Council on Wednesday last. During the
past wear there have been 65l complaints Of VIOLA
tons of the laws which the Fire Wardens are d.
recied TO enforce 452 Of these violations have been
removed, upon notification 10 builders OF owners -
violations have not been removed by owners, and
notices have been transmitted to the Trustees OF the
Fire Department 10 buildings were complained Of,
and being examined by the Wardens. the complaints
were dismissed as without foundation a old and
damaged buildings have been examined and report
"a Isl kegs AMI 20 cases. containing 50 canlsteTs
each OF gun-powdeT. have been seized and delivered
70 the Trustees OF the Department The two story
BRICK houses 100 and l9s Chatham-st one three
story brick house Y Z. corner Of Elm and Walker
sis one twO->lory brick house ; W. corner 81
Canal and Center SIS one three-stOry BRICK house
No 90 Avenue B. one two-story brick house Known
rs Totten POINT IN Seyenih-st., near Avenue b
have been reported Ia dangerous condition ana
should fire occur IN either Of them II would Dc
risk OF life to enter them
The Wardens complain that the law does not
grant power sufficient to abaie all the nuisances
which are brought under their notice.
CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-Ihere are at
present IN tins city SIX men under sentence Of death
for the crime Of murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23

THE FIRsT OF THE SEASON. even
Ing the first thunder storm Of the season came upon
us-strong and refreshing Flooding our way to the
confagration that was raging in Duane-st-, We en-
countered 1t in ali It's power, and the way it came
down was a caution TO leaky tenements and dilapi-
dated mil-dams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
CITY ITEMS.
AMrSEMEYTS THIS EvENING.

NTBLo's-Open at g." Napoleon Old G lagd' frst
Night" and " WasherwOman
BROADWAY THEATER-Opea At !" Stranger' and A
Day u Reckoning
BURroxs THEArER-Open al - Secrets Worth Know
ing and Ny Precious Betsy
BARSUM's MusEUN-Open all day-aherncon and evening
pemances, Cunnsities, &C
AMERICAN ART Us1oN-ig7 B-oadway-Open al day
TRIPLER HALL-Concert
FELLOWS MINsTRELs-Open a. Gs-Nesro Melodies ana
B1reSque Opera Scenes
SATTLERs CosMoRANAs-CDrnrr % Broadway anu Ihll-
teenth-st Open day and evening
national ACADEMY or DEsIGS-C69 Broadway
Worcester daily spy., 1851-11-29

Ovtt fiity, 25 per cent advance on the above will
be charged. 81 SO in addition to the above will he
charged as sAdmission Fee the first year.
OFFICERS.
DIRECToRs,-20,600 Members.
r. CRossET, President, A. M. GALPIN, " Pres't
II I'll. DARLING, Secretary. N. r. LILLE Treasurer
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. M. GALPIN, @. WOODRUFF, REV. r. II. CoNkLIN
w. 5. GOODWIN. L. w. DICKINSON
References--Ex. Gov. Slade, of Vermont; Hon. j.
R Giddings NJ. c.; Hon. Edward Little Marshfeld;
Rev. ID N. Merritt Housatonic Mass; Seth Rogers
NJ. D., Worcester, Mass; Hon. Alpheus Fech, u s.
Senator; Hon. Seth NJ Gates NJ. c., N Y C. Iynde
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