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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

coal 'rken tkry cotl4 GET better domestic article
at their 0rn doors. sk9Hid be sent 10 ne Lusnf,c
hsylhn the rest Of tkefr Natural lrres.
An instance Of attachment 70 the Union occur
red down South few dsys since worth chroniclns
oonspicuously. IL conveys too well deserved
compliment 10 that able and always reliable old
Wing organ, the National Isfelligenoer. Il wiz
be remembered that the National Tnfelieenoo
cot long since published a series Of most ably
written reviews of the Disunion movement in
South Carolina ron its inception up TO the present
hour, holding up TO that State At the sane time q
picture which, II she could feel the blush Of shame
would have made her hang her head These arti
cles were entitled " The Past, Present and Fla.
ture' A few days ego & gentleman. living on the
con fines Of Georgis. wrote the editors of the Iu-
ielligeRccr giving his views upon those articles
expressing the highest possible Appreciation Of
their merit and beggtEg 70 iaeiose has letter Of
cyodH upon has factor ~ Nec York for $500. 10 BE-
expended IN their publication "a pamphlet term, 10
te distributed ia South CdrOliHg. Here Is pstri-
otism for you As Mr.. Webster woald say, tie
hing has been done, and South Csrohns is now
coming over the fatherly instruction which she
may easily reap from the page Of history thus
written for her benefit, by the hand of trothful
and asterly historian 0fcourse the $500 print
ed many thousand copies, and this true son Of
the South may yet have the satisfaction Of believ-
ing that his generous and genuine patriotism
saved that State from the pit of destruction into
which she seems determined 70 plunge
W0UTER Won rWiLLER.
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4 Precious Couple OF Patriots.

lfTOA Tie l0jspei 4ent Dtuo~fa14
The following letter, which has recently como
10 light, will enable Northern men 70 peep little
IS behind tide scenes" and learn what precious
set OF patriots are enforcing the Fugitive slave
Law. The letter was found in the possession oil
The scoundrel 10 whom il was written At the time
Of his arrest and conviction in Pennsylvania Tor
passing couBtefeit money. We presume tnese
patriotic friends of the Compromise were car
wing on the two occupations Of kidnapping and
ounterfeiting al the same time. And such are the
men for whom Congress spent almost the wnols
of last year, enacting the whole people oil the
free States into bloodbounds. The hepAdn
mentioned here 10 probably the same man who
claimed Shadrach" in Boston the other day;
it being the same with slight difference IL
spelling. ,,....,co ~.
DEARsIR { arrived home 10 safety with Louise, JONI
A. n o;eloek Al night offered q reward Of any dollars.
and have him here safe In Jail wish you 20 wn.s 20 40
person this STATE bui myself kephar ano myself asvs
determined 70 20 The whole hog for any regro you cso
fpd ard yo1 give the earliest inf rmatoD a. soon
yeu fno any Enclosed you will receive handol, ana
Gao make good bargain, II you can hnd tntm VIZ
ali cases ss soon negro runs on, send you nsndo
Immediately 80 that you may be on Ile loosoaL resso
s the copssbe 90 with the sale OF Johns properly
and when The mcpey IL made viii send on an order 70
you for H. Please 10 attend 10 ths of ne nkowso Wis
o ne and r Sg, e sSs rom 70, hoo as-
and cR nv 70 fHd og hi' nasfr Lts me sn01 ss<'
you fAiak ne "a from, g'o az particular mark ANDY
Vie me abost The crooked hrgered negro, and lee q
know which hand and wbien anger, color, nc
negro buyer with his hight and color, or any other yos
thibk Las run on - .,rv.,.
10 70 peSpon boz myteL II any person wntcs 70 yoo
YOU car inform OF H. ard will Try 70 BUY rom nen
ripk we can make money, We do business toRetn-r
for hare pisntg Of money bou can ind plenty 0 aegroe
Let me know n Daniel il sui where DO was sni II you
have heard OF Francis since Iei YOU Aeeept tn
my regard and esteem. hEObEn D CAhLhht.
John C. LAIpdefs
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CITY ITEMS.
1nrSEMEyTS THIS EVENING.

1MUSEMENTS THIS ETENING.
RpRroN's THEArER-Open at THE 100
s.sr. Delicate Ground" and Englshmsn IN PAr'.
BROADWAY THEATER-OPen al Il" presented a.
Court" and "AHihst GHusn IS not Gold.
NBLos-Open at 6i-French and " eich
Circus ....
gARSuN's MUsEUM-Open all dsy--Curlosities
and afternoon and evening performances "
FELLOWS NIEsTRELs-OPen al ot-NeSro "e'
oJ,ss AID BuIlssQus Open Scenes.
-PuGRIM's PRoGREss-W aSbingten Hau-OPen
all
s,rr1rR,s CosHoRAMAs-Corner Of Broadway
,re T,irt..uti ST. Open day and evening
Hopr CHAPEI.-"Evenings with Sheridan by
Geo. Vanesrhof.
~ March, after his lion like advent, promises
70 90 ont like a veritable lamb, fulfilling the
Scripture proverb tSee Gov. Bells concordance
Yesterday Yves clear, mild and most asreeSo'e'
The willows along the Battery begin to sno"
yelowish tinge, preparatory to symptoms o.
greeDneH
SAILING OF srEAMEKs.-The l. s. mail sseam-
shin Ohio. Capt Schenck, sailed for Chagres' via
Havana. Yesterday afternoon, at O'CLOCK ene
carried out about 22O passengers, among "hom
wa.JAcon b. MOORE, Esq. Postmaster AZ Gan
Fr.rc;sco He goes out to resume the duties OF
bis office. and takes with him bis wife and two
dsnsbtsr. We understand that it is his lnten-
ton TO make San Francisco his permanent resi-
depce. The number Of passengers by the Onio
indicates e steady current Of travel toward the
golden land.
The English mail steamship Asia, Capt Jud'
hins sailed at 10 o'clock, for Liverpool, taking
los passengers, and 500, 500 in specie. J. d.
Weeks, Esq, bearer Of dispatches is among her
passengers.
~ The Members of the Legislature went 20
Albany in the Hendrix Hudson, on Tuesday eve
ming instead of the Isaac Newton as was mad
verteptly stated in The Tribune. 1t was, we
believe, the first trip Of the Hendrix hudson
since she has been overhauled and rehtted ior
/ the Summer season.
" There is in the office of the City Inspector
Directory for every year since 1877, which we
believe is the only collection Of the kind in exist
ence. The Directory for 1872 contains $50 small
p.ses, printed on large type and the names II
.;nsle columns. 1t is embellished with vie~
~ the "New Theater," and contains considerable
attenuation beside the names Of individuals The
DIRECTORY for ISL contains 674 large pages thu
n,mes in double columns and printed on small
type.
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FRANCE.
The Republicans Napoleon-Mr. Hives.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pans. Wednesday Msrch s.
In France and Europe Democracy is taking
deeper root every day. The Repu bic, prosecuted
by the Government which it created, is cherished
more and more by the People. While the AS.
sembly and President are perjured traitors TO il,
the lAboring masses Of towns and country cling
to il with frmer grasp as their only hope The
Press is performing its high mission with efhcien
cy. 1t has hard fight against DesPotism aud
Jesuitsm, which conspire to thick en- the darkness
wherein they would stransle the souls OF men.
But the courageous potent Democratic Press
keeps on making more and more light.
In America, where we have never had Royalty
with its manifold curses, we can form no concep
tion Of the treschery and corruption of the priyi-
legged classes in Europe. They are rotten with
egotism and deprayity they would rather see the
hard working people transformed into british
helots or degraded down to jet black Africsnsm
than surrender a fraction Of their artificial supe
riority But the course of Truth and Justice is
growing rapidly in spite Of odds and obstacles. 1t
were desirable that the present state Of Europe
should remain undisturbed until the elections in
France next year, so much is the democracy in
Germany and Italy, as well as in France, gaining
strength hourly. But this Spring there may be
movement by the Holy Alliance" against Pied
mont, Switzerland, and Freedom which may pre-
cipitate the conflict. Still, let it come; the Peo
PIE must triumph, or the rule of Hell be consOl
dated on the Continent.
One Of the devils chief instruments Ito speak
with the old phraseologyD is Louis Napoleon, who
is man with a common intellect aad q common
heart, and thence without convictions or Princi-
ples-an ambitious mediocrity His ambition is
Of that vugarest kind, that springing from an in
tense love of self, is unleavened by any en-
thusiasm or expansiveness Self Is the only di.
rection in which he maniiests any Intensity be.
ing OF pblegmstic temperament Tor two years
the Royalists made tool Of him. Now, their
several egotisms having been reciprocaly insol-
cradle, he goes on bis own hook. fear he is des-
tined to bring still further harm on Francs.
Some few people deceived by certain tact he
has which results from canning, and by readi'
ness which is purely superficial regard Louis Ma
poleon as a man Of talent and believe in the hon.
esty Of his intentions. Among these unhspPily,
is the American Minister, Mr. Rives who gives
the President his sympsthies aud good wishes.
Mr.. Rives has had the misfortune TO be the ad-
mirer, first Of Louis Philippe, who on the throne
of France was the greatest maletactor in Europe,
and now of Louis Napoleon, who is maletactor
by covetDg that throne an admiration, this, not
ennobDg to any man, but especially not so to an
American Republican diplomatic representative.
Y. Ii. C.
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WASHINGTON.
The Appraisement Bill-Union Sentiment In
the s0uth.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday March ..
The Treasury Circular is not yet ready netner
has there been any definite decision upon the
knotty poin. whether Tariff shall be Levied on
freight. am Of the opinion that the Administra-
ton il in favor Of such construction as will give
the most Tariff The question Of expediency,
bowever, is not easily decided. IL is quite im,
possible for any one at present 10 say what Will
be the result
During discussion among chance met party
in toe Treasury buildings this morning, the SUD-
iect being put through pretty thorough canvas,
a distinguished Wing known 20 some OF me
readers Of The Tribune warmly declared nlnseu
iu favor Of the most liberal construction OF tne
law possible, AID added that ne was 10 lAvoL ..
Getting al the protection for American LABOR t1as
80 co1lo get by hook or crook and ne hSped 70
.ee he tine pLea an american rearing ioTetgH
Jroadciofh. ,rOuld be ha5ie 70 ne FeHHe"'ary-
Mn railroad projectors pvrehaifHg foFe1gH iron,
glorid be ne3 fer high treason; and Nhen those
10 ,oa,,ed tier Sims by NE heat Of fore'gH
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Fireman Dend-Death of Judge Burnside-
Fsht-Markets.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday March y.
young fireman, named B. Mel sughlin. who
was Injured some weeks since by the falling ofa
wall at fire in Narket.st, died yesterday from
the effects of bis injuries He leaves wife and
child.
Hon. Thos. Burnside, Judge Of the Saprems
Court OF Pennsylvania, died last evening at the
residence Of his son in law in Germantown, after
an illnessof some weeks Judge Burnside was
born in Ireland July 2s. 1882. During the past 20
wears Judge Burnside has been distinguished as q
legislator and jurst
Samuel Hutchins and Philip Straughton, colored.
engaged in fight in Pine st above Sixth-st. on
Monday night, during which they cut each other
badly with knives. Straughton was conveyed to
the nospital and Hutchins was arrested.
A man who had served in the Mexican War
was arrested in this city yesterday for larceny
Poverty drove him to the commission OF the act
BARK 10 good demand, and about 100 hhds No have
been disposed Of al So q un. CorroN Is held nrmy but
die sales are on a very restricted scale. The fLous
market continues dull and Inactive. few hundred hols
mir brands sold FOR export ats 37i q Dbl, which Is The
general ssking rate. Sales for city consumption 3it0
20 or and select brands ard OF = tor extra
Ia RYE TLoUR and Corn MEAL there Is notmug dOiug.
and prices are nearly nominal There Il a moderate
amount of WHEAT Offering and further sa,es nave eesu
made al sic a. hushe for prize rec, and lO>c Tor whtc
rvs is worth 6oc. In CoRS the receipts are small SNes
of 5000 bushels yellow al 6Dc aha OARS are steady
lSc busheL The PRovIsIoS market quiet buI Brces
have Undergone change In WHISKY the demand con.
unues limited Sales of bbs al ~ &c, the OnneT pilce
for dark packages and hhds al 2cdli 81.
SAILS OF siocEs-Fysl Board Morris Cana isi
ie5 Read RR % 5000 Sch Nav Is 3d. a. $500 do INT
c) IS, $500 City Gas e. $50 iG2i Penn row0'RR
Co. IS; 10 Penn RR a 50 Girsrd Bk o ., 49,, oOo a.
Second 500 Reading RR, 2li HVdo ~ zoo 90.
tce VnIngion RR Ga 81; jO5 KeDsBgtOn o., OIL 800
Lehieh Mortgage g. Ga so Girard Blk, ISL.
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GEORGE THoMPsoN.-The following extract
rom Mr.. Tbompson's speech at Syracuse, viii
give Aid and comfort to those who denounce him
as an aristoorat and British Emissary' paid oy
Britain gold to abuse American Institutions
For twenty-five years have devoted my enesges 70 tho
human race Instead Of being helipg, have sbored
for nothing received for my labors any
10 do battle Tor Sa5sn Ms: ,es entered . mo se ,
uess with the wife Of my bosom and five iltlo ones am
as poor a when young man. Issued from my fslhsrs
house without wealth Orfank TO take my place upon the
active stage Of life Yet, when denying myself the com
partnership OF those love come 10 his land to speak for
lie u all men the righs Of life and liberty,
bastard editors and hireng scrbbers who only Ike
serpeuw be traced by the slime they leave blackon ne
without sin measure creep away their darn rooms.
ard lies aud foul andeg upon Innocent
But misguided may mob him, and psrchance the dag
ger Of the assassin reach his heart But am foreg ner
that IL IT, naeeda fOreignersO are your missionaries
In he lands where you have sent hem Ia all that makes
AmsD true American an an American for 20 be uue
Ameficf Is not simply having been born here Is 70 Ameh
to hate tyranny and bado against sl oppression -
Then am one, Tor ny NE has been devoted 10 This ser
vice Is Il American 10 wish well 10 your county, aud
hs, she should be more, ana never eis free than now
u en- am 40 American IL Il American bscribe 20 tho
docuue Of the perfect equality Of the human race then
American. Is It American 10 preach against ths
have preached that doctrine io hs med bishop proud
priest beneath the ivy-mOuned walls Of Old cshedras IL
II American 10 prefer the poor man 10 the rch the fus
Ian to tie broadcloih lihen | am an American fof
csme from he psoDls hsve lAbored for the people, and
living dying sm the friend Of the peopie' Have at
tackled the frsr chise No. plead In my country FOR
extension to ell The hight VI trial by jury Never
claim II as the night Of ell not excepting by any means.
-snyllrg u which Washington, Jefferson, or Frankis
approved No you know have not II 10 becguse
advocate the rgh Il al men to esdo% that the slave,
down But ne Il IT, afler all, Of lle moment what 10
said but 10 you II Is Of vast moment Keep SUI endorse
contempt ey deserve at sour handled, the monster mob
act him upon me and my fer d. ard let him tear me 10
pieces let him taste blood and be will turn IN good Time
A clint nj
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United STATES CIRCUIT COURT
This Court Ter the District o. Newt efsey was olruo
ttsierdsy morning Judge Greer and JOogo DicGeraon
present. The -frsI taken up was Horace H. Day ~
Charles Goodyear. on bill In equity Tnis WIS no1,on
e A. citop 10 restrain tue efeud ant hom prosecuunga
,it upon covepsn upon The ground inst me coVensp'
sued upon by tho defendant was rot al the pc
IA zen he ps-s and that the comp ainant coun no1 a.
rd bimsef against The single covenant Iued upon Out
c,uld co 80 upon the whole covenant. fne deienoanl
cpeudee ths II there any Other cement mar We
one sued upOD the complainant might plead II himself,
AZ could not call upon the defendant to Set II Out 10 hs
declaration. 7he Court ecded mat ms "si ony 49,
lion OF pleading aud iha, appeared by the authorizes
tai N. complainant could not, under the Stale oI een
ings 81 lsw svs himself u hlI iu deiense ana na tls
M law ,bould be restrained until answer OF defendant
~t,ruIin The INJUNCTION demanded by Day was era /
ed ard tlus confirming ne verdict OF The jury u hs a.
srr- ~ Court Vrooin for he psinuf Staples, o. New
~ FOR defrndsut Trenton True American, ~bIa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

ToRsADo-We learn from the H,nden L.l
Herald that the town Of Bellevue In that state
was recently visited by tornado when Pros,
trated TO the ground nearly every house N tue
place. Fortunately, however, no person ~sss
riously hurt though several were bnneo osnessn
,wi.,,d ofF trees sfteen or twenty feet from the
root and swept the tops clear away. me r ,h.,
was preceded by rumbling NOISE 'insa 70 'sSs
which usually precedes the shock Of 40 EARN n
Quake, and was distinctly heard o"'sD0e %
eight o. nine miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
PennsyIvauia Legislature.

HARRIsBUReH, Wednesday, March 26.
The bill to repeal the sixth section OF the Anti
r;ansnping Law of ls47 has passed the Senate
~ YEAS II. NAYS g. The sixth section prohibits
X use OF the iails OF the Conmonweslth for the
...f..keeping Of alleged fugitives. Propositions
=, che repeal OF other sections were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

MASSACHUSETTS John S. Sleeper, Editor OF
the Boston journal, and Representative from
Roxbury, in the House, has resigned his seat In
the Legislature, and will be succeeded, 1t 10 sup
posed, by another Wing, Samuel II. Valley.
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The ship RObena, &c.

NosFoLK, Wednesday, March &.
Capt BoardmGn OF the wrecking schooner
Ringeold has engaged to get off the ship hobena
Tor 900 If he fails he ia 70 have sso per day
Ths weather il az favorable as could be wished.
The brig Albano arrived yesterday from Ma
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ReretUu Of Produce

g., the F,ts RAILROAD Hs9HssdGy. aaTch 20
r7r {rs But,er 81 cssts Asbes s. bales Wool 10 obs
yyltv bead csias 81 ssdsE Les.hsT, - CA'es AAa
Il Hogs
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Acc1nrNrs.-A caTtman named JOIN

ACCIDFNTs.-A caTtman named JOhn
Find an ia he employ OF WIN Christmas stonecHter, In
accidentally fell from his cart yesterday alter
70, lille h6ur load Of stones and coming 10 contact
win he WIZ FL biz head and side OF The lace were dfraoiu
II lscrrsted g. Of ms eyes was actually ofcei OUT
n ocket lie wss couve, ed 10 bis residence 10 ms Tear
NJ No n Hud,oosv immediate y sfier the accident and
Drs GafAn and Cochran were called 10 and ate nded 10
his injuries. , -, a., t..., la.
seub.rg OF Ia Hudsou-sv. fell through scuIue a. he
lore SIS Fu toI-sg and v 81 severely Injured.
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The Wreck of Montauk.

Bosros Wednesday, March &c.
II is believed here that the wreck reported TO
have been seen by Capt crosby ana others, on
Montauk. was the packet ship " Ivanhoe, which
,ailed from New York on the 22d Of February for
Liverpool. The wreck was first seen on the goth
~ Febyuarv since which time bales Of cotton, a
broken oar marked " IDdnhOe' and other articles
have been picked up. On careful inquiry it has
been ascertained that the Ivanhoe had oars on
hoard 40 branded. Also flour barrels with Hat
hoops, marked with red paint 80 c. the same as
seen by Capt Crosby, Who arrived at New Bed
ford on the goth inst.
BY many city that the above wreck will prove
90 the Ivanhoe port hat she has been down BY
,ons out ARD bound Ivauhoe splendid ship Of
sven hurd.d fly tuns bull; in New York ls47 She
o. ned BY Mssss Taylor ne Of this city Capt Edwards
vas valued about $50 900, and her
sargo consisted principally Of cotton fasic ana flour.
remembered that the pacEs ship Bavaria Anthon which
arrives this port reported that the Sd Of March southeast O.
oek Island hey parsed Of cotton barrels Of -four
shcts o. fis,sc, slaves Gel
Markets. SAVANNAH, March q.
Prices of COTToN are about the same as pre-.
siousy reported Sales about 26 bales, ranging from
tai cents
markets.. CHARLESTON, March p.
CoTTON very quiet. Dealers waiting arrival of
Iser European Intelligence. Holders Of stock hold
ng at very fo prices Sales Of S@5 bales, prices ranging
4om s0il cen~'
BIZ Morses Line Office Is WalLst
WEDNESDAY,, March 26-9 Pm.
BUFFALo-Very fine day and evening; strong 5. w. wind
sbeT. as; bar % 400 mercury IS.
RocHEsTER-Ths has been lovely day, though the heat
NJ noon almost Oppressve ther y In the shade; to-
right al O'Clock standing al 81; wind 3. w.
AUBURN-WaTm pleasant evening; wind s.; Their SO.
sYRAcusE.A delightful days wind s and warm Their S.
OswEGo-Wsrm, clear and pleasant evenings wind 81
fher. AZ bar % 50.
UTIcA-A mid ard beautiful day, clear and warm this
evening" wind s. Z ther 551 mercury 81; bar 1850
ALBANY Clear end pleasant all day; wind strong from
E. rather cloudy this evening ald looks like rain ther
-; mercury GO; bar 50 200.
TROY-A most delightful day and every prospect OF
continuance OF fine weather, wind s and clear starry
evening; ther. IS.
BY BANS Line office % Wai-stl
WEDNEsDAY, March 6-9 M.
BUFFALO o. Weather very mild and pleasant; wind 8 w
RoCHEsTER-NeTy warm Spnpgnke weather today;
Their. at PM &c, now IS wind looks like rain.
AUBURN-Mild and clear. who'd s.
SYRAcUsE-Cle8r; wind S. w theT. 40.
UTIcA-WaIm wind Their So
FoRT PLAIN Light and beautiful; wind g. w Their So
ALBANY-Clesr; wind 5. W.; blowing gale all day;
Tier 40
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The Ocean steamers.
l.r 80 IL AMEHs EnR THE NINTH OF MAkCH

letter. hard FOR gfnd lien' ana S'
i.-d ar ..ut by matter Of ~nsi ms
Is.rs tie Contnsu Of Europe BY th- CotLss Las ns7
osr sut, on cents Hg. for thoss places 70
sui ~ Be prepaid fuu ~.-- . .,-.. b..
ssr. N ts Continent Of Europe By the CusAnp ne mst .
,p eve csnts sn eEcsPt % those places req so - v
or-ra5 10 foil $780, ~. r 49,
cents each. v-..,. 60 Oh.
rra Po.tsgs ac1si Letters and Ne"P'g7s 20 ne
C,r,p.,t a Europe. b the Havrs snt Bremen iaaes
Isft-rs b Havre Line, must be prepaid t"eny 80 20
hafcunce Postage % Be addsd except 70 Great Britain
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
cASAD4 ssrss from Liverpool sostsn SATURDAY NC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-A black named
Robert White wss Yesterday arrested and committed 10
prison on charge Of attempting enter dwelling in Or
spgest on Tuesday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
Ibis practice will be tolerated no longer.

FTRF.-About a O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon FIRE broke in shed, rear OF No WaIer-St,
caused from the overlooking Of kettle OF oil The prem
,es are occupied oil boiling establishment by Henry
Wsdron. merchant corner Of Burling slip, and FronItt
Hew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27

cASADt ssi.s from Liverpool Boon SATURDAY hieh Is
rom Liverpool for New rOrE, Saturday, March %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-27
FAST TRAvELiNG.-That "some things

e Berford & Co., No. Astor House
will close their Express Msil bsgs by PromeIheCs
2iPM, Friday, 28h inst Postage, . cents