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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
VOTTCF OF DISTRIBUTIONS

Notice hereby gwen thai the balance remaining ot
the proceed, ~ the sale the real estate o NLENriNE
STEIN DECKER late Of the CITY Of New Yor> deceased,
lUtcstlte la made under the order ot the Surrogate II
the County New YORK hy Eva Stendcckcs. the Admin
istrafH oi a and sn-la the goods cha;tcs and credits
cf the SAID interstate. VIII Pee distributed hy che SAID SurrO
gate and among The creditors ~ the Sat ineSatc pro
portion fo their respective debts accorig 90 law NJ the
SurroenS once m the Cy of New York. the seventh
day o July newt eleven Clues the forenoon VI that
day - Dated thus 10Th dav Of Nav. 1851
ursft.y3s " BRADFORD. Surrogate
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STREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4, Hall

t'of ReconS Public notice Is hereby that the fOl
lowing Resolution has been adopted by the Common Coun
c Resolved That Pier 30 North RIVER foot OF Jay-st b.
extended 10 the exterior line under the direction Of the
Street. Commissioner the work 20 De commenced on the
ih day Of June. 1851 and that the time for the completion
~ the extension at SAID pier De- limited ca four months and
that the sum o SCC0 De- taken from the Appropriation oT
Docks and Slips 90 dcay the proportion ot expense 10 d.
horne ty the Corporation and that hC Street Commissioned
m accordance with law give notice 90 the propuCors OF tho
lots of land lying opposite the SAID pier 20 unite IN the con
Sucon thereof and % contribute their respective pfupo
tons o the expense OF sand extension the shall be
due the sand proprietorS shall neglec, Or
refuse unite and contribute aforesaid that then the
sand extension shall De- made by the Mayor Adermen and
Camunst, of the CITY of New ork their sole bencRt
Adopted b, the Board Of Aldermen May ~ lS1i Adopted
hy the Board of Assistant Aldermen May o. 1901 approved
by the Nayor Nav "a 1851
my2g 6N JOHN T DODGE. Street Commissioner
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NTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

- OF Records Public notice hereby gwen that the fol
lowing Resolutions have been presented 10 the bord o. Al
demen To reset curb and gutter and relay sidewalks m
front Of Nos s. aud Hobokcn-st 70 pave 29th y be
tween Madison and eth to pave 2eth>t between Madi
son and 6hay To pave and set curb and gutter 10Th snd
20ih SIS between >t-ay and Fast RIVER. Ia hag Sidewalk
front Of y. and 50 Fultonst with aassns four inches
tcn be repaired aud reaggod 10 reset curb and gutter
and repair sidewalks mont Of Nos g. a. % and 81 Jay ~
also the following petont0 las cr0SSwalk Rom north
corner BOwey and Chatham square 20 south east
corner ~ Caihanne and DIVISION SIS All persons Interested
having objections thereto are requested % present them IN
writing the undersigned M his othce ON or before the
9th day OF June next May ~ 1881
u,f John + DODGE, Street Commissioner.
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ATa SURROGATE'S COURT. held

a / 81 hNONi Il > tVbRl' H'lh
= y IN and for the Comfy Of NewYOrN az the Surrogate '
Office ihe City II NewHor. On the twenty seventh ID"
Nav n the wear Thousand eight hundred and if-"
Present Alexander Bradford, Surrogate In the matter
of the application 90 lease or sell the real ce
Of LUDWIG KLINK, deceased. o. reading and hlnS
The annIcaon Of James s. Thayer PuhAc Admins,rator
in The Civ # New York and administrator % the estate u
Ludwig Klnk, late Of the City # NcwYork, deceased
fr anfv % mortgage lease sell the real estate ~ the
sand deceased for the payment NJ ms debts Is ordered
that all persons interested the estate ~ the SAID nW7
Enk decreased aunear before the Surrogate O the Comfy
~ New York his office the CITY ~ New-fprNt on
the fourteenth day If july next al ten oclocs ln me tore
moan If that day then and there % show cause why aih'f
IN shouid not De- given the said administrator 70 mort
ce lease or sell much If the real estate 81 the sad
i,ig KluA dec ased as shall hc sufficient % pa, hN
debts rmy3l 4~l A ". BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
~ NFNT-Tc CONTRACTORS -Sealei Proposals.
inle~s~i Prvys~si for i.ulinE srankin :"
viii D. receN nj - nc oace II the Croion Aquu he
rartneni, Rotuna Park, until Nori y. day
June 1851. Al 5oclc'k. Y VI 10 BUILD SEWER WITH
the neSgy RsceNing Basins anil CuixrriS IN Erankln-
8 from Chapei-si a. Io.nt 100 feet ~ Broadway
hcug IN eaSth about 81 feet The plan OF the SexeF
ana n for the huii1ng o.; The same an AL o.ArT
information relating thereto. he Obtained A2p,a
toR ~ the Contract CLERK. a tbs oihce -
NICHOLAS DEAN
r~9ais President OF the Cruton Aegetuct Dept
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
4 gate 81 the COUNTY OF Ns~-Yor, notice hereb,
given O. an persons having claims a-anSt WALTON
COOK late Il Clab0n Monroe Count and Stale * As-
hanna deceased present the i,h vouchers thereof
- the subscriber. az the occ II Gilbert Sherwood. NJ
Five Wall the City of New York. before the
NTH day Il September next Dated New Y1rA Tie
twentieth uav Il March. 1851
u21 lawfmNs JACOB VI COOK. Afri'uStraf'r.
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Of ASSIGNMENT.-Notice

NVII'Tl Ut NNNIVI-N VI - II, ~
/ Wis hereby given that JOHN BUCKLEY, Of the CITY
Of New York has made an assignment 70 ma OF all ms
estate for the benefit OF his creditors All persons having
demands against him requested 10 bring IN their claims,
with the proper vouchers PETER pURfEE corner OF
Vesey and Greenwich SITS within three months from tins
date New York. March 81 1891 ~ -
va 8,y.ThSS ABRAHAM BECKER
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CRIST 3 HURST. Plaintiff Attorne.s
mri7 law6WS No. Wall-street, Ncw-G0rA Cltl
IN SUPREME COURT.-Charles \.

In SUPREME COURT-Charles \.
y Canavcllo against Obadiah n. Platt-SurmonS TO
OBADIAH II PLAT: Nou are hereby summoned ana
required % answer the complaint Tins action, which VIII
be hed m office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and Cnunf ~
New-York n the City Hall m the CITY Of New YORK ana
serve copy Of your answer the sad complaint on the
subscriber ~ his office Nc - Wullstrert M SAID cf
within w ent, DAYS after service 81 Tins summons GA N"n
exclusive If the day O such service and f To- aus
Wer the said complaint within The tune aforesaid the PLAIN
tai INA this action Will apply 20 the Court Tor The relief dee
handed ln said communicated 2ith May. 1871
uONER II STLARI. PLALMlLh-, Au.rn--.
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ABRAHAM BECKER
NOTTCF is HEREBY GIVEN, in pur.

suancc If section 35 article title 6, chapter part
Of the Revised statute. u the creditors Of AMES TREAT
late the CITY If York merchant. deceased 70
sent their claims with the vouchers thereof % the subsc
her M his ONCE Nassau street the city Of New York
before the jd day of December f0rs May 80
1851 JAMES ; lhAfth
mv3i laW6w Pubic Administrator
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U0RP0R4TIOX NOTICE.-Public no.

tee is hereby tAai Petitions have been pcsf&ed
In tbe poTl n Assistant Aldermen and referred - the
COMMITTEE aa sewers. ior SEW Ek "a Third avenue, BE-
tween Tenth and Treeo,h streets Ani also ~ sE"-
FR u Tvenr--n street from Fifth-avelle - Broad
way AL persons interested u me above having 90
,ec-cns thereto requested - present ne sane ~
writing stating TIER ey.en. " interest snf Plf ~ gl
ness cr re-lece the uAdersed NJ me once " -r
Crutan acletuc Department, before thr ~ -iy -
Juse asrr r. order Il he Committee on y Cit
~ " NJ "a ~ HySo H
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STREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4, Hall

bJof Records Public notice hereby gwen that the foi
lowing resolutions have presented the Board u Al
dermen and reas sidewalk m front Of Nos l0s
no and ~ Grand u between Mecer-st and Broadway
To repair sidewalks aud reset curb aud gutter IN 'front.' Of
Nos J. B. 49, H. "a q, g. D. and 30 Thomas-s To fence
vacant lots on south side 2d-st between 81 and erDgtOn
avs and on 2gthst between Broadway and dh-as. All
persons interested having objections thereto are requested
10 present them writing % the undersigned Al hs ono"
on 90 before the 10th day If June next 90 ,,o,c.
MAY 81, 1851 JOHN DODob,
mai Street Commissioner.
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discharge OF N mso.ycn from ms debts pursuant 81
the provisions " the third article ~ the St title or the nth
chapter the part NJ he Revised statutes VII
LIAM LAlMBkkR 0f the town OF Amsterdam m the
COUNTY of Montgomery, m>nlvent debtor Nocr nrst
published March 10Th. 1851 Creditors o appear before
Hon Beldng Ir 40 hes oiceln the village ot Amsier-
dam Sine 10th Ga, of june SJi. d o oci,cN pa the fore
% show 4 thes have. wuf assignment
s'4gld not ic made OF SAID m>oent> estate and he R DIS
charged from hi $50 debts ID T. COREY.
mo- lows At;o.Ae' iOr lusol'ent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
CTRFET DEPARTMENT., No. 4 Han

- OF Records Public notice hereby gwen that the FOL
low Petition has been presented m the Board OF Alder
men. To REGULATE, GRADE and MACADAMIZE
5sth-st from Broadway 10 I'M avenue 10 REPAIR side
walk ON Greenwich avenue. from Perry northerly All
prsns interested having objections thereto requested
o present them writing Ia the Undersigned AT his Office
nn or before the oh day II June neat.
u,,5q Holm T DODGE Street Commissioner.
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NOTICE-PubIir mo-

t,ce IS hereby gwen thar petition has been presented
IN the Board ii Assistant Aldermen and referred % the
Committee cu Sewers, for Twenty MIN street
frn hudson river 10 near Tenth avenue All persons
terste m the above having objections thereto request
ed 20 presen, the writing stating their extent ot
interest and place If business or residence 10 the under
signed nj the office the Crnon A4ueurt Department
or befoie June 7h b. order Of the Committee on Sewers
ALEX + DODGE Sewer Clerk New-Yors, May "a,
i05i m.2)
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

'ORPORA HUN NJ III .-IuDllc no.
tce D. hereby that petition has been presented
IN the Board M Aldermen, and referred % the Committee
on Sewers fnr Beekman-st from Past 81 VII
lau.t Get 10 proposed tuldstreet All Persons
Interested n the above having objections thereto are Re-
guesret To- present tine writing stating tnrr extent
Of interest aud place 81 business or redence ~ tho hhrI
ssued at the Office 81 the Croon Aqueduc DEPARTMENT
on e before IN day 81 June neat B order 81 NE Som-
HIftee l Sewers. ALEA DDDBhs,
Ne,,-Yurk IL. D. 1871. lInT2G 1911 SsNeI Clerk
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CORPORATTON NOTICE.-Public no.

'ORPOKA ION NJ III IL uDllC NO
tce - hereby gwen tgat petition mas been presented
in the Board dernen and referred o. the COMMITTEE
on sewers ff sewer Dbl Nleeeut1-st from the termination
ofthe present -at Of Seyenthay q the sewer Al
Fahth-av All persons Interested n the atNe, having DID,
iectos thereto are requested q present the same n VII
ting Stating their extent II interest and place ~ business
r .s.ense "a the undersigned al the Office 0f the Cfot,n
Aqueduct Department. before June l8l ~ order
Il the Committee 20 Sewers. ALEX +. DOD1f. sever
CLERK New York Ma =. 1851. fnfZS lJ.s
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y MINTURN
CYRUS CURTISS, COAmIttee.
FERDINAND KARCK,)

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
bCceed the Street C0nnissoners Once until Ffl1s
lime g Al II NJ To- nag space four feet wide Of side
walk ln hist between ID and 3d-aN To rag me sass
sidewalk ~ Wsst--t from Hanson % Eestfy-ss % sAi
sidewalks s,uth-wesem c0per avenue an1 Ilui-s. =.
nag four feet Of sidewalk II let-s D.t"ssn Ashus Az"
euue Plans soecfcai0ns and all lniyfnatigh thefeto
81. , 20 -" '' "fP JOHN HODGE.
~, ,es, Street Commissioner.
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IN PURSUANCE Of IN order of the Sur

rosate 4 the Connty 81 New fcfk no,e hereby gxen
u ali HAVING claws AGAINST ANGEL JACOBS,
late OF tho Cty If NeNYork Jeeeier decreased % present
the sane, with vocherS thereof 20 th- subscribers, a the
residence e DAVID Hart No - How sr street the City
& New Y0s N 90 before the seventh dts 81 JuY nett
Dated New YORK tn d das II January 1851
DAVID HART. Executor
AT iavfuSs RACHEL JACOBS EAe.u:rN
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CORPORATTOX NOTTCE.-Public
NOTICE.-Public no

tr > lereI- gwen. that PETITION has been pfest"t-
ID LA tie Board II Aldenhen and referred u the Som
tee ,u Ss.e rs ~ SEWER n Nesty-st from CaHAI -
VYf-.t 4 ler,ols fested De the ADDtr i.aflh 90
thereto are requested 20 present The same ia Ilt-
ltte tAer e1to-t Il interest AID place VI Dts.s IS of
resief % thu undermined. q, inc ONCE y ne Ction
s-frt Trra-tracnt Cn before the IN dlE u June
49, ~ Crter III the CoInln.t,ee sewers ALEX +
nNnGE- snrer lrrk W. loltl ~! =. vi NV w
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

- Of Records Public hereby that the fol-
lowing resolutions have presented the board " As
sStant Aldermen To pave 2Bhs between ld and III laws
To Omen ath-st from Hudson 10 East ryer TOhag space
four wide through sidewalks II Msonay from zd !"
lh-st where the not tagged All persons ine-
rested having objections thereto requested To present
then. ia writing the undersigned Al has Office On oI before
he Iefb dav n Lone next JOHN DODGE,
Nav IN ig5i fmy3l Street Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

The above mentioned complaint fled IN the ONO ID
the Clerk Of the COUNTY and CITY Of New YORK 2Bth May
1851 homer If STUART Plaintiff Attorney
uy3l laWbwS
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~ PTRTSANCE of an nd of the

Il Surrugafe II the County cf New ars notice hereby
gwen an T.r~ons having cisim> sgaIs>t SAMUEL :
WANDElL. lse II the cits OF Ne~-for, Coarscior de
ceased 81 present the TIA vouchers thereof % Tie
subscribers AZ he orce Of MliAnl E>i, No 81 Mas
Tie civ 81 Ne~York % De fore he Fieesah
tav Of October uaNt-Dated Nc~NGTk tAe rweais fgss
cay u March. 1851
40 lawfmS+1 Nm II CORNEL N~'---'N@ 90
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OTICE i HEREBY GINEN. a

II y II y II IIT1T'TITI VI Nv ~
cordng % law 20 all persons having claims AGAINST
JOHN TASSlE. late Of the City ot Brook H. Kings Coun-
IT, deceased that they required 20 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof O. the subscribers, nj the Kings
County Clerks once the City II Brooklyn on or before
the frSt dar Of November ncVt-Dated April ~, 1891
ELIZABETH TASSIE, AdmlmstratrN
alq tas6mSs FRANCIS SrRikEk. Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rais of the COUNT q New-York notice hereby gwen
q az persons having claims AGAINST JOSEPH PICKER
ING, late a the Cts Of NewN deceased. 81 present
10 same with vouchers thereof % - thc subscribe
- his residence. No Sc last Twenty street. tAe
CITY New York before the twentieth 1ag II October
next Dated New Y-rk. the 18Th tay " April. 1851
RICHARD TURNER. ,a-,.,.s,-,,,-s
40 iaw6mS' DANIEL LIKELY, N~''
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SrPPLIES of COAL for the COMMITS

bSIONERS ofEMIGRATION PROPOSALS. sealed
and indorsed above Will he received W the CON MD
SIONEEs If EMIGRATION. Al their Office IN the Park
until IL o'clock VI TUESDAY, the lNh DAY 81 June
next for supplying ONE THOUSAND TUNS u STOVE
and FIVE HUNDRED TUNS Of BROKEN SchnyikIl,
Isckawanna Gegh any other descriptions Of NE Dest
quality COAL free from chestnut and pea SIZE and s Ohe.
impurities each CONSIST Of ZlD DIS 10 De uerefed
M Ward, Island and al the Manne Hospital AZ Stateh
sand AZ such times and such quantities as iaaJ De re
d on or before the day Of October next free OF ef
bense and subject 10 the Inspection u competent
rerson appointed By the Commissioners for that purpose
md whose decsion IN respect quality shall De- mai Pro
r~als b. accompanied Wy the ~ two responsible
persons with assent writing - security TOT inc
rbfnl performance Of the contract The contractors can
nave privilege II delivering most u the Coal at an early
f@fd # they desire Any information that may DE- required
..Il h. auullllIlln %
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

ICHN " PikSSoN, Joiu
BI.ASITS MOORE,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

We have received dates from the City Of Mexico
to the 2Sth ult.
Congress met, in regular session, on the 2olh'
and had sitting preparatory to legislative action
NJ Olaguibel was chosen President of the Senate.
The Chamber of Deputies continued in the ex'
ercise of their functions, the officers of the recent
extra session.
To quell the instruction in the province OF
Oajaca, General Martinez had been sent out on an
expedition, with 100000 piastres This, says LIE
Trait D. Union proves two things: that the insur
rection in Oaiaca is most alarming, and that the
Government has all confidence in Gen. Martinez.
LIE Monitor publishes list of the persons spoken
of 10 take charge of the different departments OF
Government under the Administration of Gen.
Arista.
The recent visit of the steamship Alabama to
the port of Vera Cruz, and her intended continu-
ance in the trade between that port and the port OF
New Orleans has caused a very agreeable sensa'
ton in the capital, if we may judge from the e1-
pressions in the journals of that city.
Orders have been given to the commanders o.
the garrsons situated on the frontier of Sonora to
obtain information and transmit it to the Govern
ment authorities, in regard to excuses committed
by detachment of Americans of the North, ,
who arrested, maltreated and despoiled citizens o
Mexico, on their return from California. A com
plant to the United States Minister is suggested.
The Italian Opera troupe are giving concerts il
Vera Cruz.
Twelve thousand pastres have been subscribed
towards the establishment of theatre in Jaapa
We see nothing else of any consequence in III,
| name s bafOre us.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

As Editors are supposed to know every thing and more
too can you inform one who peculiarly interested to know.
why the street, or alley. leading from Camp to ST. Charles
Streets ha, not been begun much more completed before
this, which had much right to expect would have been
the case from the oaouda of its earliest ad
vocates Really, it would be public benefit, and should
be suffered stop without effort, on the part OF an
noensve public to awaken OF the injury which
its present situation entails 1t may be said truly OF our ety.
that she il unpepared to go from home pursuit of public
improvements when she shamsfuy negects the thorough
fares in her BOSOM absolutely necessary to the orcua
ito of her internal action Do give us some light on the
subject your earliest convenience. we have despared oil
receiving from quarter where. would appear 1t natu-
ralv belop ped SECOND MUNICIPALITY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

The conservative
patty called upon Monday elect member
represent them Council will behoove them make
choice claim stand the
for capacity unswervngy promote their best
emphacaly the banner Ward of the city, and
of the principles and indie
psadsncs who shall their suffrage. CUES
ioo. of paramount the and interest
of at least of the city will require their
reproach entirely
worthy notorious intelligence elect for the OCCASION
either man vacang policy doubtful usefnesz perceive
with pleasure will asuredy other wing and conservative
the Ward Mr.. JAS c. GLENN
nnper a the h1g that and shall be sadly
n,ksn he ia the triumphant Besides
Icing wing of all good republicans delight
e.teeru he Of intelligence large experience
thoroughly alive all wants necessary to constitute US The
greatest Of unaee ted kinlnes
| and utbanity Of manner. lal7 SIXTH WARD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

From BRAzIL.-A correspondent of the Balti-
more American, writing from Pernambuco. Nov.
%, 1850, says:
The stock of Flour on hand consists of 9 200
bbls., of which only 1000 bbls. is Baltimore
Richmond brands retailing l7I000, l4I500 and
l6lI000 for extra brands. Notwithstanding the
heavy shipments of Flour from the United States
for this coast, the arrivals at this port have beer
moderate, and stocks have continued light. NJ
further reduction in price is looked for, although
cargo from Philadelphia has just been sold TO spec
| ulators at l4l00O, on credit.
" The receipts of Sugar have been fair, but the
market has been unsteady, and prices ruled very
high. Whites, LIST quality, quoted at Sc OF Il
Sc y per 100 lbs, and other qualities in proper
tion."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

Mr.. GLiDDoN's LEcTuREs-M Mr.. Gliddon is
lecluring in Philadelphia on Egyptian Antiquities.
In his third lecture, an account OF which We have
before us, he favored his audience with dsser.
tation on the prmordial sculptures of the Pyramids
and it was shown that these monumental remains
have furnished the means by which acheologs,s
have been enabled to make the most satisfactory
discoveries regarding the language, alphabets,
writing materials, minerals, divisions of time paint
ing, sculpture, ETC., among the Egyptians
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN CHINA. The last
overland mail mentions that deplorable occur
renee has taken place at Macao. On the anni,er-
sary of the birth day of the Consort of the Queen
of Portugal, the Portuguese frigate Donna Maria
fired the usual salute at The captain and
all the officers except two on board, and it is
said some officers of the United States ship Marion
all of whom were to have dined on board the
frigate. About haf-past two the Donna Maria
blew up, and the officers and men and all on board
persisted, with the exception of one officer and
fifteen men, who were picked out Of the water by
boats from the Marion, which vessel may be pre-
sumed to be uninjured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

FROM BARBADoEs.-By the brig Typee, Valley,
which Gsrved at New York on the 9Th, intelligence
was received from the Barbados to the 18th ult.
A steamer arrived at Barbados from Demarars
on the l7th, bringing report that The cholera was
making great havoc there; the report was contra
dicted, however, by subsequent letters.
Great loss had been sustained at Dominica, by
the overlooking of the river Rousseau, which had
been swollen by some very heavy rains; and the
neighboring coast. and also many estates in the
interior, had been great sufferers from the heavy
torrents of rain, and vast amount of sugar cane
in the plantations, and other property destroyed
Many OF the roads were completely submerged, ant
persons going to Rousseau had to proceed by sea
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-17

| FRENCH SPoILATIoN CLAIM. The specia
order of the day in the United States Senate on the
18th, was the bill for payment of the claims fol
French spoliatons on our commerce previous to
| the year 1900. These claims have been outstand-
ing for more than half century they form part Of
the debt of our National Independence; for they
are claims Of American citizens which have been
used an offset for national obligations due from
the United States to France, and constitute on the
part of the latter deferred debt. The debt itself
has never been repudiated but acknowledged as
due by Congress after Congress, and payment
postponed for incidental causes.