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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11
IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

SUPPLIES No / New City HALT Builders
Sealed Proposals will he received AT the Once OF IN. Com
missluner of Repairs and supplies. until Monday. August
18th 1851 az Y O'Clock NJ. At which time they VIII ne
puncy opened For making alterations and Additions To
III. House OF Hose Co No 81, 3d-st the Bowcfy
Is uators Will estimate lor the Mason and Carpenter
work separately The an and specific alton OF the WORK
reousJ and information IN regard thereto DC hud at
the Office of tn. ndont of pairs TO hic Build
ugs No 10 Elizabeth Blank estimates wll be furnish
ed at either Office b. The Commissioner reserves The
night If rejecting ALL any OF the estimates deemed Tor
the interest If tho CORPORATION August TN. 1891.
VIM ADAMS. ComInlsson er Of Repairs and ppies.
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CHANGE of H0URS-Commencing

II 'I1fNUE OF IVU No-t UHIIItIIVIII5
~ June :. lS5i-RANAPO and PATERSON RAIL
ROADS-EIpTess Trans leave Sgerns, follows, or ~
the ARRIVAL Of the Ele trans At O'Clock NJ stoqplne
Only at Ranseys, HohOkss PstersE Hgyiers and Boal-
Spring AZ 10; O'Clock NJ, Stopping OILY az HohoA as
Paterson AID BOILING Spring
Leave NewYo-s II o'clock NJ, s.ol pfas oay AZ PSI
s-scn and HohOkus, al o'clock NJ stopping only al
Passalc Bridge. Paterson and Hohokus AZ o'clock ~
stopping only II Boiling Spring, hgTlers and Kansas
The Express leave MaTsetst station, Ptterrhi
for Ne~-Iork al 81 VI. and 81 and let NJ. ~ on ths
srrvs 81 the from Sutsrns Tie ap trains sof %
Bergen sgnAl. g..
WAY TRAINS lsss. sgSsrus' al 4 Pm and Ss~-foTf
at3PM. -,
PtTERsON TRAINS l.av. Paterson Al Il and ~
selOcs \. u and a clock II Leave Ne~-fOA a.
e'olock A NJ ard and Il o'clccs p VI
suNDAiS-Leave pafersoh al u oeioch "a
s'slo>k II. Leave Ns~YoTA al oeicsh = "A. 49,
s'tioek Pm A5n"
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ac

l \nr,ns I. law. e. all T-rson> having csim>
DAVID LESTER late Il the CIV 81 bnssyn. kmgs
Cuis deceased that they arr ~ iife (" eNh thcsams
a n VOUCHERS thereof e. the S>Ilhefs. " IS Cedar
he Cy of New YORK. before The lst DAY u De
l.isf ueli Dated March g. 1851.
MARY LESTER. : ,.-.,
rrvir i.wtnM EJFVSR GRAVES.
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
rpoA RO0I

Fer freight o. passage apply 70 EDWAND 4. CULLLNA
IS Wan-st New York BROWN, sHlPLEY co. Llv-
wpool r. G. ROBERTS co, 10 Kings AIMS Yard
London, 8 Boulevard Msntmartre, Pans. 800. -,
After the st Of April newt the rate Of feigh BY me
above steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
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CIPREME COTRT.- the matter Of

CTPREME COURT in the matter Of
the Application the Maygr Aldermen and C.fnson-
altv " the CITY # New-York. n, 1--WE - the EAiENp-
ING OF CANAL-STREET. IN tho ssid city, IN sfalght
line unt Il ntersects Waters'ff~ and the widening 81
aker street m the SAID city th- nOchery ds ~ a.
10 form ssyen'y feet ih 70 Hdtgefssuee'
and tie throwing Of the formed b. ue lnhfs,fhn 81
Center Orange alker aud Canal streets INTO the street
The underslgned Comm ssIO'sT- %. Estimate ana ass.s
ment - above entitled matter a. pursuance ~ hn.
OF Order ofihs aid Supreme CDgrr made on the hfd ga
vi June 1851 hereby public nysce that an apihaoL
a. IT, made the sad COur' - SPECIAL Term 'oefsu
T. b. held at the Cy Hall tie CY VI On w
lc;h DAY OF AUGUST next A. me op' nngm 'hs .o.n,
on tat d., o as .on thereafter Counsel can ne bsno
Tor Rule Order tha; the Report hsrSofre made ~ ms
sad matter BY the Commissioners u Lsunla~ S'Hi 1853
rnept auooped therein be referred bark u the Comm
snner r reyIsa correction. WITH power 10 ~ chss'
the sub Get natter VI the SAID ks,e1 and u NJ ~
RsIgrt Il their Judgment II sha1 " n.aes.ay ~ 49,
e, ~ for such other Order be e-c Court ,sa{ ',N
p,orer 70 make the premise -Dsssd Ne"-IO' 'N'
= 81 RICHARD sMITH,)
OGDEN EDWARDS, Comnssioss"
..4a,augs CEkARDuS CLARK.>
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DENOTE 4 SUTHERLAND.
MA lawJwM Plaintiffs Attorneys
SUPREME COURT-City and County

- Of New-York Henry Robinson ana william II Par
sous Plaintiffs against Leopold HUI, Defendant SUN
mons Money Demand on Contract S}f8 5i-To the DE-
PENDANT You hereby summoned and roqulredto an
the compialntm thu action which On the thlrteu
ay Of NAV 1851 filed the Office Of the Clerk OF THIS
Court at the City Of New York, and 10 servo copy oi
your answer the SAID complaint on the subscribers al
their office No 70 Wallst. IA the CITY Of New YORK,
within twenty DAYS AFTER the service hereof exclusive 81 IN"
day Of and II fal q answer the sad com
plant within The aforesaid. the plaintiffs IN thus actr
Judgment against for the sum ot Three nun
ded fury-.ight dollars and fifty four cents with in
ter,st from the thirteenth day If MAY, one thousand
eight hundred and besides the cost Of this an
Dated New York, May j0 1881 .o,,,,
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SUPREME COURT-City and County

80 Nss-York Mortimer Denote aud Nathan JACK
son executors and Ann T.. Hale, ekocutrt. Il ELIAS W
Hale deceased. agt Joseph Searns, administrator oi
I'm Stans deceased Sarah SeanS wife Of John Stears,
lohn Scarps Jr Jane Maria wife of AdIphus Lane and
Hem, X Stearis dcceased-Io JOSEPH SfEARNS
S You are hereby summoned and required 20 answer the
compliant m tins action OF which copy WAS hl'd N ths
once hc ClerS of the Supreme Court IT the CITY and
Count, of New York. the nth day 1T July 1881 aSi
ocuck Nj and a. aCnpy ofYour answer ON Nv a.
our Office No Ig7 Broadway, IN the City of New-forS,
within twenty DAYS after the hereof. exclusive OF
IN. day Of such and II YOU tan 10 answer n
complaint as aforesaid they plaintiffs IN thus action VIII
appy "a the Court for the rehet demanded IN The com
PLAN, dated July 18th. 1851. .. ,
DENOTE 4 SUTHERLAND.
,,f4Iau-NM PLAINTIFF A,tume,s.
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NOR HARTFORD.-Change of Days.
Il --P1sage 81 50; Emigrant Deck Passage sl-Ths
steamer HERO, Captain J. II King, Will leave from East
River steamboat place Pee Sup every ~ ksphf
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 4
sclosk For further information inquire Of The Captain g
hoard OF of SAXTON WEBB. liz SOuthst y7n
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y JERSEY Summer Arrins..n-7f g. nri-rr,rr
MONDAY. March 81. 1891 TINS h.ed ,s'spi. fr rn
ELlLABEThPORT - n..-s 2, il- ~iiiIE S,i 81
~ AID IASION % - u4i.r~
Tbs line leaves NsuNir, ~ ,;sau'.,a: Rec j. se ier
y North YET. and = sta = - ;ht N~g
Jerssy kallrcs1. .lch leaves NsY0-S from %, 4 gort
land-'t
TRAINS UF-Lss,e Nev-Y - p steaIno, At Red iack-
81, per No North River, =; \ n pas. asrF;
heignt and 2. NJ passenger; md .! SAL ao,ief
cf CortlaLd-s-.. ~ A VI and and y = VI
Trains leave White Hone AID in-" Places i'r View
York = follows
White House at 81 A " Frseh; Al $40 \ VI Pa>sss-
ger al ~ 2 NJ
somerylle .; 90 A. NJ Frerh: a,se A VI Passenger
at ? Is NJ
Bound Brook at 50 A NJ; Frssh: At IS A. NJ Pas
ssnger a; IS = VI.
painfeld at 20 NJ; Frsisa, II IS 4 NJ, passsrSer
81 s. y. NJ
westhed at 50 A NJ; Freign; at % A NJ; Passenger
at 50 NJ.
Elizabethtown a. 81 NJ Ere cnt al - % 4 VI Pas-
ssn.er at IS 2 VI
Elizabethport at 73C 4 NJ Frsisht az 10 IS A VI; Pas
tsnger al 80 2 VI.
On Tuesdays ThurS,avs and Saians,s. tr.ias cave
Bonneville for Pes Lesser Cross Ac, AID fiGc ANN
STAGES Will Dr. readiness the ARRIVAL 81 re NJ
from New York at the White House tScoavoy Sss n
gers 70 Easton. Wlkesbarge. Bethlehem Allentown and
MaBch Chunk Penn and 20 Clinton, FeninS.en Lebanon
Milford and Belvidere NJ.
NB-An BAGGAGE az the rsS Il the owners unu cs-
hyercd INTO actual possession OF the Agents Of the Com
nsnv and checks or recelufs gwen therefor n3 q
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IS HEREBY GIVEN. &C
C,TRFFT DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- Of Records Public notice : HEREBY EIen' a, "a Al
following PETITIONS have been presented IN vac % is
AIderu en- To LAY CROSS ALk ~. le,. -
m (;reenw,eh-s,-. Barclay an 49, 49, =
pos;e rs anc 10 GlsenN No. IL n zzi. .
h.tw.en t,h and Lexington avs % ~ .SnST mrs
tween Broadway and 6th-sv' % II 10 ssia sts
lso the following Fesodon Tsa os1a1ss to ' or
Cross-sr Chatham Antb,.y I'D fentre Center Nnl
bstS.sa Chatham d Bsy-td S. r rIdd and
tween Chatham and Csnte. s.. ard s,ewa.. tagged
Re saIsq % the plan u Sir Ewsn % as ~ sS
Department .sd % preset; them n wntnk - We
ueie-, ~ IA, flee, IN " beiofe TIC lo"i Gay VI
Anss't - John T DODGE. Stree. Conf.
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uUDSON RIVER FiK K lNoeH
lIAScE SSSUsH CAPIIAL 100000.
ox,.Se 90 WaIl-st hanhaasn Bsns b IT,. on N.
ms Comgsny and the public nay rest assured thas
~ .a.tsired BY IN, Company WI ps ONCE
sssy .5lo.,sd s, mo si S1a :, thu sasa city,
pJ Avrly, Secretary ssc,e.sr, g1n
A RHoUA Assistant Secfe'@iy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-11

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Pack of Goth
IL Aagus.-Ths splendid packet shp HENRY CLhf'
Francs III French, master viii sail as above on her fe
lar dag 80 -.
For freigh, or passage having splendid aocoumcia,Io'
andy on board a. per J, Eas. River orto
SPOFFORD. TILESTON co. IS Soutn-s
The uackeishIp SIDDONS VIII succeed the Henry tla
ana sail on the 1;h September her regular day am 100
MORNING LINE for ALBANY
lVI The new and elegant steamer REINDEER, CsPs;
tu.rt Degro-t = u cave SeW-Yer. from lasY foot o.
Mu-ay-st every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and : a.
DAY MORNING att O'Clock and returning leeve Albany
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS .: me
,rre sour making the usual landings each " Meas
served % board Fars NswDuTgh " oetkt
n r Fer fr-,her information a-Dl7 . FtskS blShCF
4 60 bsaVer-st NevYnrg vi u
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NOTICE 20 CARTMEN-The new or
d,anoe for Licensing aud Rs gating Carts and Cart
men provides that all licenses to public Carimen shan Ell
pre- on the last day Of October IN each year ah MAJ Oe
renewed by the MAJOR for succeeding year, applcston
b.. made NeTsiI prOr 10 the expiration thereof sich
time as may be appointed ty the Mayor.
Due notice viii be ot The days set apr, 10y fehs
ing such licensing probably about me middle
OF September. ,,., Il, - ,....o. -, go.
plcaiIop Al TINS office Mayors ONCE July ~, 1871
b. order OF The MagoI - ,,.,,At
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CHARLES B. LOOMS, Commission

" Merchant, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, having Two
years san Francisco, socIts consignnests,
AID yefers &C. the following parties:
Holbrocs 4 Nelson, kglest,T \ batteh,
ery,iau k.aC Co Uuincv X DE Ialserre,
Mtpa'd kIlty. John Randtll MD tnhWAt'
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OnAL-Havinc taken a new yard. at the

HOAI.-Thc Subscriber has In yard, UNI
dor coyer and for sale Coal Of quality that will snt
consumers who wish a good article and delivered IN good
ordeT 49,. L.,
N r. No mixing Of sizes and qualities Of Coal TO reduce
the cost, RICHARD MAXIM, 43S Mashhgtoh'
AMI m
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EOR KEY PORT and FORT HAMIL-


81. daily. tSgndsys etcsptsi) atI VI KstnraIIc.
raves Key port at u VI. lsnr. r-er No. ,. y 4.
each WAY. STEAMER SUFFOLK leaves BarclaV-st 1Isr
siloA " Returning leaves xey p0r; siiP ". ATS I'm
IGOR BRlDGEPORT.-New Haven,
u Hcrstonic and SaugArucs paiir.%A Far- - Bridge
port IS cents The ste ALICE CAPT C.. wees, .l
leave yer s. 90; II Liberty g. Z ever TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY 4nl FRIDAY - &,
AM and SATURDAY 20 llt. Il. arriving fof
the ,rans the HlGsaiolc. Ss.ca-lcs aad Ne< Have3
Railroad Freight ak Il -.da iced -a.es roly boari
II tie Office on lie pier iyl2lm'
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NOR SHIRE SBURY. LONG

II BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT WASHING,
TON, MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK, tMlddletOwn'l
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. h. Hagger-
g. VIII leave SIDE Peck slpPIer East NJ y as follows
EAXE NEM. YORK LEAVE SHREWSBURY.
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TRAVELLING.

DOUGHK EFPSIE LINE of BARG ES.
Il The barge CLINTON, Capt. Wiltsie every Mon
DAY. EXCHANGE, Capt. kosekrans, every Thu Ms
DAY pOUGHkEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every SATUh-
DAY, al 3ococs, 2 NJ, from foot of Murrays for pas
and freight The above bSrges elegantly fus
Mshed with and and comfortable cab
ms and expressly fitted up for tbs Comfort and
Of passengers. and Poughkeetsi
for the Sharon Pine PLAINS and NewMord rof
further Formation, apply board the barges. ~ 20
all su WILLIAMSON VAIL. id West-N.
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yl2lm AsHER TAYLOR. First Msrshal
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tina,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
w,,rant has been issued by the Honorable Henry r
Fw ards one If the Justices of the supreme tpnn ~ te
State Of New York directed u the shenh 0f the ty ahy
County Of New YOrk commanding hlm 10 attach seke .hh
safely keen the steamboat sailed the IELEbhArhJo
longing to the port II York and last con udeu ~
one Parks and that all who clam - nave any de-
mands against the sad vessel her tackle apparel and ir
nture under the provisions Of the gt tue u ie eh cs
ter o he third part of The Revised Statutes are relueto
deliver an account II Their respective claims u me sii as
tlce at the City Hail. the City oi Newf ofe "iin ,iee
months from the first publication Of this notice u ttH
rerey nst the sad vessel VII he forfeited hlsp taae
notice that SAID vessel viii be sold iof the ayhrnt ~ nc
CLAIMS AGAINST her unless the owner, consgnrr OF com
mander thereof or person Interested mere H. PPaf
and discharge the sad warrant according 20 AN hh inc
said fhree months Dated New York, Mas q, lo,l .
IHOS ID SHERWOOD. Au'ytm Attaining tealT'
es law 3mM o"aA-s'.' New '".N Wy
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Stages for Squan ana trethulu VIII 'uh ~
with the boat Stages t. convey passengers To All paris ID
IL. country. ..A .
~ All persons forbid trusting the above boat on the
account Of the owners dul 'io'n
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

Il rogate If the County 81 Ne~-Yor notice IS hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against tREDEkith
MOLLITOR late the Cits OF New York baker deceas-
ed present the with vouchers thereof y te SUP
scribeT at the office Of JACOBS ROSENSrEiN Esl. No
10 James street the CITY Of ON or before the
thirteenth day Of October next Dated Me-" YORK, the
seventh day of Apnl 1881 ELIZABETH MOLLlIOk,
Az laMtmM' NuInlNstfhtIN.
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EXPRESSES, SC.

IJEXPRESS.- 20 per cent less than any other
uspcnSh, COMPANY Newspaper and letter postage :
cents Passage On ;he Georgia and Empire CITY, TO SAIL
llh and 1911 August al the lowest rates secured az
Nesey-ti., Asor House ana taul3
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION for the

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the
discharge az an insolvent from h. debts pir, t 10
the ryisios II the third article Of he hIs ~ ~ hs ih
cb,tter III the second par OF the key,ed statute,
JFsSE PLATT sCCDDER II the CITY u Btl1. o, ~ ts
Sfr - E,nes AN nsoyent debtor NOtfe first published
:, iei Cr.ritnfs 10 APPEAR hefOre the Hon Samut4
r johnson COUNTY Judge 4 K,ng' Cs5a,y Il l.s IAN
her ~ m. Ct. Han IN thu CITY II BrOOA-yn N kngs
Cnn,v 80 N. tep,-sscOnd Ga 81 81 ptemDsf next, AZ
"a rlct N The forenOon % show cause. # they have
nv Inv an Assignment should not b. made 81 sih hisOl-
90. e.,afe and h. be discharged from = debts
' WILLIAM VI INGhAhAh,
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II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

pIcu .ro.>., snc " alnut-sf. Pm fs.islf lila
sAiM(k hENDkl.SON Z CO. GslasSow wa
The southern press., 1851-05-03

GREAT TRIUMPH.-The National Intelligen-
Ger says that the greatest speed made by Prof.
Pages electromagnetic locomotive on Tuesday,
in running from Washington to Bladensburg
and back, was nineteen miles an hour The
whole distance run was ten and a half miles.
The Republic gives the annexed particulars
@The progress Of the locomotive when il
started was so slow that a boy was enabled to
keep pace with il for several hundred feet. But
the speed was soon increased, and Bladensburg,
distance of, we believe, about FIVE miles and
quarter, was reached in thirty-nine minutes.
When within two niles Of that place, the power
Of the battery being fully up, the locomotive be-
gan TO run, on nearly level plane, at the rate
of nineteen miles an hour, or seven miles faster
than the greatest speed heretofore attained.
This velocity was continued for mile, when
one of the cells craked entirely open, which
caused the acids TO intermix; and, as couse
quence, the propelling power was partially weak
ened. Two Of the other cells consequently
met with similar disaster. The Professor pro-
ceeded cautiously, fearing distractions on the
way Seven halts we're made, occurying in all
forty minutes. But, notwithstanding these him
drances and DELAYS, the trip 10 and from Bla-
.densburg was accomplished In one minute less
than two hours The cells were made of light
earthenware, for the purpose Of the experiment
merely, without reference to durability. This
part Of the apparatus can therefore easily be
guarded against mishap."
The southern press., 1851-05-03

W- The Boston Commonwealth, the organ
Of the Free-sol party in Massach usetts, Is, like
SEWARD and CAsslus NJ. CLAY, great friend
Of the Union.
In announcing the success Of SUMNER, the
Commonwealth says:
aThis is one Of a series Of victories which
will make This indistructible Union the pride and
Joy of the world. Il will raise the dropping
hopes Of the slave, and Of the slaveless white
men of the South. It will give courage to the
thousands of the true men at the South, who,
like Cassius NJ Clay, are longing TO throw off
the chain of the stakeholder. n ,oiu electriy the
freemen Of the North HwiH seal the death par-
rant Of fhe Fugifipe SLAVE lap."
We commend this passage to our Southern
compromise friends, and ask them who are re-
sponsible for creating belief in the North that
tho South cannot be kicked out of the Union
The southern press., 1851-05-03

scene ON the Ohio.
By @. D. PRENTICE.
Il is glorious eve--the stream
Without murmur wanders by,
And ON its breast with softened beam,
The sleeping stars so sweetly. lie,
'Twould seem as il the tempest's plume
Had swept through woods of tropic bloom,
And scattered down with blossoms bright
To sleep upon the waves tonight.
And see--as hangs the moon aloft,
Her beams come gushing through the air
So mild--so beautifully soft
That wood and stream seem stirred with pray,
And the pure spirit, as II kneels
At Nature . holy altar, feels
Religion's g self come floating by
In every beam that ceaves the sky.
There's glory in each cloud and star,
There beauty in each wave and tree,
And gentle voices from afar
Are borne like angel-minstresy;
In such spot. at such an hour,
My spirit feels spell Of power,
And IA beneath, around, above, & n
Seems earthly bliss and heavenly love-
Oh, Mary idol of life,.
My heart . young mate, my souls sweet bride
Dear soother Of my spiit's strife,
would that thou vast by my side,
And would knsel on this green sod
In love to thee and praise to God,
And gazing in thy gentle eyes,
Dream but of thee and Paradise.
see thy name in yon blue sky,
In every sound thy name hear,
All nature paints it to my eye
And breathes it in my listening ear;
read it in the moon s sweet beam;
The starlight prints it on the streams.
And wave and breeze and singing bird,
Speak to my soul the blessed word.
The southern press., 1851-05-03

NAvAL.--The Norfolk Beacon says:--The
steam frigate Susquehanna is being equipped for
sea with despatch, at the nayy-yard. and will be
ready about the 18th Of May The rumor that
her destination Is to be changed, turns out 10 be
unfounded The Susquehanna will take out as
passengers, Hon. r. G. Schenck, u. s. Minister
TO Brazil Hon Jno. s. Pendleton, Charge dAf-
faires to the Argentine Republic, and others.
A draft T-ty-two sailors for general SER
vice arrived here on Sunday from Baltimore,
under command of Lieut. Roger Perry. A de-
tachment of ~ marines, under command Of
Lieut.. RUSSELL arrived here on Sunday morning
in the stsamer osceola, from Washington.
The southern press., 1851-05-03

JENNY LIND IN THE MAMMOTH CAvE.-The
Elizabethtown (Ky) Register, noticing Jenny
Lnds visit TO the Mammoth Cave, says: 1--WE
learn that she appeared fully to appreciate the
magni6cence and grandeur displayed in the
arches, domes, and vast extent Of the subterra-
mean passages and rooms of the cave, and to
feel consciousness that God was present.
While regarding the sublimity Of the scene, the
manifestations of Divine workmanship and re-
Aecting upon the utter inability of art to rival
tho splendor, beauty, and wisdom displayed
around her, she sank down in silent alteration,
and paid homage 10 that power which had ore
stsd al these woudrous worka"
The southern press., 1851-05-03

The IcARrAss AT NAUvoo.--The communion
lists at Nauvoo seem to be getting into tronble
among themselyes.--Not long since one of their
members left without giving notice, which caused
considerable commotion, and brought out an adj
dress from M. Cabet the chief Of the establish
ment The whole trouble is charged by Cabet
upon the influence exerted by the Catholics.
There is every probability that the trouble will
spread until the whole Of the common property
is consumed. After the withdrawal Of Chevil-
Ian, the printer 70 the society, severf families
left, and there now seems disposition TO put
stop to the principle Of communism.
The southern press., 1851-05-03
TELE @ r APHIC

NEw YORK, May I'd, 3P.M.
Flour is unchanged, sales Of common Stale
brands at S4,37}.
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of Corn at So a Ga cts.
Oats 43 46 Rye rs cts.
Cotton has sdvanced-sales Of 500 bales mid
ding uplands at l0f cts. whiskey 23 cts.
man, named Michael Mullery, entered the
eating saloon Of Geo. Ricketts,, on Chatham
street, this morninp, and called for restaurants,
which being refused, he drew pistol and shot
the attendant dead. Mullsry has been srrsst,d
and committed TO jail.
The southern press., 1851-05-03

REscosrRE WITH A WHALE "A letter 10 the
New York Express, dated Rio JaDeiro, Feb IL,
gives an account Of an attack on the slip "po.
cahontas," Of Tisbury, by sperm while. Two
boats started in pursuit Of the whale, md one OF
them had been fast to her about twenty minutes
and had hauled in the line. In another aitemp.
10 lance the whale, she turned upon the boa
and literally smashed Il TO atoms yet the cre's
were uninjured, having been picked up by the
other boat After the crews had 90, aboard
the ship, the vessel run for The whale, which
still continued round the fragments OF tbs boat's
length of, the whale turned and strusk the ves-
sells bow with such force ~ 10 start one or two
planks, and break one or two timbers on the
starboard side Of the bow at the waters line.
causing the vessel TO leak at the rate Of $50
strokes per hour. This is believed 10 be the se-
cond instance Of an attack on a vessel by whale.
The other was the ship "Essex," in the Pacific,
which was lost
The southern press., 1851-05-03

By the above table Il will be seen that Of the
thirty companies named, the stocks Of only three,
or one tenth Of the whole number, are worth par.
These are the Merrimsc at Lowell, Choceco at
Dover, and Jackson at Nashua. or the remain
der, the depreciation Of the value Of the stock
varies from three to fly per cent-the average
being more than twenty-five per cent. Certainly
this does not look mucL like manufacturers real
izing those enormous profits Of which our free
trade friends are 80 fond Of talking.