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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
From the British Provinces.

ST JOHNS, n. B., SUNDAY, ApFI6.
His Exeellency Sir A. Bannerman, has been
appointed Lieutenant Governor Of Prince Edward Island
The Legislature opened the 18th ult His Excelency,
In his address refers the disputes which existed between
his predecessors the Assembly and that he
s prepared 10 introduce responsible government into the
colony In modified form, and also 20 surrender to in the
disposal Der maesy's Crown revenues when the Legsa-
ture shall have agreed certain conditions reqared the
part Of the Crown HlsbOrough, ~ has been declared
port ofeny Bills for Incorporating the Orange Lodges
In New Brunswick have been rejected by the Legislature
-12to22
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The DIsaster to the seuthsrner on Lake Erie.

DUFFALO1 uIUuuay1 hPIH T.
Mr.. Erickson of Rochester, a passenger on
board The steamer Souiheruer who taken off by
steamer atlantic reports her very much disabled in the
gale Of Friday night having lost both smoke pipes when
about hours out from Cleveland. which carried
away by the severe wind. fhe waves washed much
freight overheard and broke up her guards sad injured
her decks much water got into her hold pumps
were manned almost constantly for days The steamer
Arrow took her In tow about O'Clock this morning and
carried her safely into Cleveland.
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News by Southern Mail,

BALTIMORE, Monday, April.
The mail from New Orleans, as late as due is
received No duel fought between Editor Daniel and
DR.; Scott; They explained, withdrew offensive remarks
and shook hands.
Hon A. P. BUTLER Secession oco) announced his IN
teRon address bis fellow citizens at Edge6ed Court
House, g. c., on Monday next He has ito use hs own
lsngusge) but feeling ct and that IL desire 20
give the true advice to South Carolina
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m A NV AND CHEAp CRocKERY

sToRE-We know OF no place could more cheeIfully
to our buy their Crockery and Glass
ware, than ID GoRMANs, 100 Canslst He 10 receiving
fresh supply by every packet which arrives from Liver
pool and Hsvre, aud 10 opening fine lot OF SprAg
Goods among which is besatul assortment of white,
hon. stone dinner snd toilet OF superior quality
and and approved shspes Also per ship
ST Denis from Havre zoe assortment OF best French
cbins which, together with ali other articles 10 bis line he
ofer the public al prices heretofore unneard Oh
es who are about to or commence housekeeping
the lat Of Msy would find greatly TO their advantage to
CALL TO such Inducements greater than common are Of
fefed.
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Fram Cane Hayt;en.

BOSTON, M0ndav, ApnII.
Capt Manuel, Of the schooner Jane Howes. at
tbis port from Cape Hayen, states that when he len all
quiet. No date The persons arrested al Portsu-
Prince blacks and had been conspirng destroy
the whites and mulatoes. Capt NJ says from what he
could gather the intelligent white merchants the
Cape was the evident design Of the Emperor to give to
ali good citizens without regard TO color equal chance
and that in the appointment Of his officers this rule had
been adopted, and would continue TO be followed.
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By telegraph to The NCw-YOfk Tribune
rs.f4. Hesrsfh Trava Oes, cor HSH'vsT aHe S'a'o H.
~ For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Third Page.
Massachusetts Elections G congressional Rs
turns-Third Trial.

BosToN Monday, Aphl7,
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-Returns from IS towns in
this District show that there is again no choice
They stand as follows; ,,s,
Rsniou I(Opp) ......24o5 Scattering zoo
In the same towns before, Poam nad o.4Vo
RsHtoul. 2l29; Sewall, 1909; Scattering, II.
The returns from Salem are:
Upbsm 1872; Rantcul 2S2; Sewsl 2S' AGA ierng, d.
Beseyv-Uphsm, ~; Rsnsou, 254; SeWan' 81; scatter
M,Sdlston-Upham, SC RantOu, 81 se~An III scatter
iEg,l. o -, ,.s sa,vsu on. .cs,
FouRTH DnTRIcr-No choice. Returns from fourteen
towns sre ss follows; Thompson, lWmg) zl<Ii fah7y,
Fs1I522; rockingham, (Opp) 694 Scattering 90 10
these towns last January Trial. Thompsoa nsa HzSS RAJ
rev / $50 :Frotn.nghsm, lo7. Scsuering 81.
sEvKNTH DIsrRIcr.-Pitsfeld shows gain oil lVo tcr
Goodrich (Whigl az compared with the January thai,
when be lacked Us votes Of an election
FIFTH DIsTRIcT-Not yet received
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The Georgia brought no gold dust, that brought
down by the California being shipped on the
other steamers. !,
The news from California by this arrival 10 o
great Importance, and we are much indebted 10
GREGORY & Co.'S Atlantic and Pacific Express.
to A. ELLIorr's Panama Express, and to Mr.,
MCLEAN, the mail agent on the Georgia, for fls
of California and Panama papers, and for h'
prompt delivery Of our packages. From the t
pers received we gather the following accounts
of affairs on the Pacific side:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

II Hon. oMILLE HuSGERFoRD, formerly
Member Of Congress from Jefferson Co. died at
WATERFOWL on Sunday. aged 81. He was the
candidate against MillASd Fillmore for Controller
In ls47. He was gentleman Of large property,
great business capacities and personally much
respected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

The Telegraph says the chances for
Sheriff of Hartford County are in favor OF
Francis w. Cowles, Opp.
Senator'S Elected.
Dist. WING.
l. HENRY @. DEMIEG, OF Hartford gain.
Q. GEORGE PLUMBER, Of Glastonbury;
4. Henry E. PECK, of New. Haven
5. JOEL WHITE, of Oxford;
IL. CHARLES MARVIN, of Wilton.
Dist. OPPOSITION.
6. IRA FUTILE, of Wallineford;
10. WILLIAM P. BURIAL, of Bridgeport gain.
Members of the Legislature House, chosen.
W6IG OPPOSITION.
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The Excitsmsnt In Boston.


After the U. s. Court adjourned tonight, and
while Marshal Turkey ard several policemen were recon
Quoting the agent OF the claimant and Mr. De Lyon police
officer 81 Savannah and witness In the 10 their hotel
James Randolph the colored person. whose suit Mar
shsl fukey arrested, raised q large club and was
about strike the sgept the head, when his was
caught by officer and he WA arrested and committed
n all
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Markets. NEW ORLEANS, April 4.

COTToN hes been active since the receipt of
lhe Ba rcS news, and hiss advanced cent MESS PoRK
10 firm S4. Choice MoLAssEs sells at So cents, and
fermening at 27t SUGAR s dull the quotations being
id5 for fair Sales of Ohio FLOUR have been made
at II.
SAVANNAH, Wednesday, Apn2.
Our COTTON market is very firm, although
sales were only made fS45 bales at previous rates.
CHARLESTON, Friday, April T.
The COTTON transactions yesterday reached
about 900 bales. Prices have advanced S0lc sace the
: BaltcI news. Extreme prices are 6iQIlic.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 8.
Fer Europe.

The next number Of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock. II will contain oil the latest news up
to the time Of going to press. The Canada sails
from Boston Tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Affairs on the Isthm as.

We have files of the Panama Star and tho
Echo TO the 25th of March. Three Of the nicr
derers Of the passengers on the boat on the Chs
gres had been arrested, tried and sentenced to %
shot. The Captain of the band Of robbers who
attacked the train Of Messrs. Rowland q Asps
wall, not long since, was also under sentence
death. w. @. Hance, arrested on q charge
numbering his brotherin-lsw, il in Jail, awaiting
trial.
There was much excitement at Panama on me
Goth, caused by report that the British Silver
Train bad been robbed There was over 81 ,ooo'o0o
and some of the reports represented the who's
oft a. being captured by the robbers. The is''
Of the case, however, proved TO be that only 0"
mule was taken, and being led into the wood w
shot, when the robbers took possession Of
load; but after carrying the silver bars some nn
a mile they found Thorn too heavy, and hsaS
abandon them. The silver was recovered, basS
clue has been obtained Of the robbers.
The construction Of the Railroad was stesS9
progressing. There was no sickness existing
the Isthmus. =
There had been a large fire on the hlan''
Tsboga 1t broke out in some huts. The y"
World Hotel, the Taboga Hotel, the Ship c''
lery of ]. d. Wilson, the Ship Chandler
Messrs Powers & Rebebso, house beloDcH,
Mr.. Powers, Mr.. Hendricks Cooper shop
.kort cfty hufs onsnuad
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Arrival of the Empire City with One
Wilton An Gold Duct.

The steamship Empire City, Capt. WILSON,
from Chsgres March 90, arrived at her dock at 81
o'clock this morning, bringing Ono Million Dol
lars in gold dust and $50 passengers. The E. @.
saw the steamship Ell Dorado, hence, going into
MayagueZ.
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Farther as to tho Prize Flight,

BALTIMORE, Monday, April7.
George Zimmerman and John Dinsmore fought
this morning at the Gross Roads few miles from George
town. Thomas O'Donnel Of New-York, was one OF the
seconds of Zimmerman. Dnsmore drew the first blood
but In each the four succeeding rounds Dnsmore suffered
terribly, losing considerable blood, and both eyes were
bunRed up. He wodd not yield. but was Withdrawn by
his seconds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

~ Families wishing a good and pure
sycle Of Pale Yellow or Brown Soap free from fish oil
and other impure and offensive iugredients-aso white
scented and all the fine Soaps Tor toilet and bath USE AZ
obtain them at nv msnufectory Nos l0S ITO and l2 Cliff
s Goods seniiree OF charge TO all psru aud
Brooklyn faS 2w' w. HULLS SON.
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Gen. Scott at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Monday, April 4
Gen. Scott arrived here at 10 o'clock, and was
received by Military Companies aud large
course Of citizens who him the Burnett House.
where he viii remain for two or three DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Tha PugILIstIc Encounter near WashIugton.

WAsHINCrON, Monday, April g.
The Baltimore fighters have returned to the
city. both wirb broken heads Zimmerman, the winner Ia
quite lion The parties will be arrested tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF LEV


Sye authentic intel igence Of the sudden death within the
80, Of the City OF NewYork of countless multitude!
=, ,ssa daatS had figured In the City Inspectors weekly
rs,nrns The public would have been psrayzed On the
doors OF certain dwellings the dead were found lying e
rally in heaps They belonged principally TO two ancisn.
cellars many bodies also foundthe corpses OF rats
and mice Reader the Bedbugs and Reaches died in con-
sequence q ealing LyoNs Magnenc ro,pSes, want TO
Rats pnd Mice were victims TO his pills. II wv :.
hpr, certain destruction among the aforesaid, let Lyon
Pe'0i''0 IVY ~ a8 ST.
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a GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye vii

change red Hight or gray hair 10 brown black the In
santi. applied No ssiung the skin, no disturbing the
color by washing daily with sosp and water, no 0IL no
ng 10 the sun, no trouble, nor any pay iaken MOI ss
lssetory TO the user. Or. FELIx GovRAuDs Known emil
nense chemical philosopher guarantee thai next 70
hs sn Medicsted Soap The shove the ne plus Ultra o.
ms Inventions Found only Al Dr. GorkAcp's OLD
estsonsn.a Laboratory, 81 Wsker-st. near BfoAdWey
Boston, lS Washington-st sSu
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Navigation and Trade nc PIttsburgIs.

PTrTsBUR0H Mondayt April Y
The river measures seven feet IN the cnannoi.
Our warehouses still OVERLOOKING with goods passing
East and West. The markets unchanged. Weather
cleaT-lhermometer Of so.
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FROM VALPARAIso.-By thu arrival OF the
Georgia we have files of the Valparaiso Merean
tile REPORTER and of The NeighsOr to the 25th Of
February. They contain nothing of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

n Hon. ISAAC P. WALKER, U. s. Senator
from Wisconsin, left our City yesterday on bis
way homeward from Warrington.
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature,

HLRRIsBUseH, Monday ApFil7.
The Appropriation Bills have passed the House
to-day, by Yeas IS 10 Nays44
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Arrival direct from Cincinnati, Ohio, to Sa-
lem, Mass.

SALEM Monday, April
The bark John Swazey, from Cincinnati, direct.
arrived at this port on Saturday with full cargo Of
Western produce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

HATs.-We are told by Shakspere,
uneasy Les the head which wears q crown" How diff
ferent 70 the case with that head which OF
KSoxs Cssors Ease grace and fashion contryed In
these inasmuch that the who carries one Of Ksoxs
Hats on his head may be known distance by his grace
l bearing and OF wearing and indeed to put OF
KNox's Hats the outside Of your head. you bear wilt
ness that VOC have great deal In the inside oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

Mr.. VAREUM reported adversely to the petitions
Tor The Ere Railroad 70 discontinue the transfer OF psssen
gers by 5ueTns, and introduced bill prohibiting the Erie
Railroad from running their freight trains through New
Jersey.
The Bank Committee presented report Ia favor Of al
lowing quarter per cent redemption OF bank notes and
prohibiting any bank from being interested In presenting
notes for redemption at the principal Office, when ina
BANK has al agency for redemption u ~ notes.
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No HATS AFTER 8 O'CLOCK

No Hats AFTER 8 O'CLOCK.-The
Hsters OF this civ have agreed from this date April TO
close their stores 10 the evening az O'Clock precisely
This plan has been adopted In order 70 give INC N
provemeDt and recresion. The Hsters are Induced 20
pursue this by conscientious motives, and VIII
strictly adhere their agreement the p2blic therefore,
win please take notice thai no hats viii heneeorward be
sold AMER
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
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ALL Wool INGRAM CARPErs.-2O,oOO

wards of new and beautiful patterns OF IBgsin Carpehpg,
"a H. Der YARD At the famous chesp Carpet Establishment
80 Bowery, HIRAM AHDERsoS's. 1000 Hearth Rugs 2Js;
5000 pain Window Shades, &c. per pair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

s,s,r,ed Ia the afternoon and at night the powerful
sws OF domestic and manufacturing life, All that Gilt
ssrs IL Gold" will be repeated This play has all the
s<septias of success and will be popular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
The GENIN HAr.-One Of tho leading

The UENIN tiAT'-OHo o. tuo IoauIHS
merits Of GENIss Spring style for 1851 the absence OF
al exaggereOn In It's conformation The conica shape
Just sufficiently percepble without being too prominent
feature and all the details to asEmiiaie with each
other render the general design model Of elias
steal proportion and perfect symmetry Such the GENN
four dollar hat for this season. speaking of 1t work OF
art GENlN, "a Broad way, opposite 81. Paufs.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

Grafton Of the bill ascertain and settle the private land claims
in the State of California The question pending upon
concuring in the amendment made in the Committee Of the
Whole, which anendment that reported by the Com
mee on the Judiciary, had been modified by various
amendments. a.ss 81
by adding at the end of it these words
aAnd either py may, within three years after the judg-
rendered. take the to the Supreme Court for
vision by writ Of Tror."
The object Of he amendment is TO provide for this state Of
cases Suppose The party tgan who may ask an appeal
is unable give the security required for the payment
costs what then the condition in which he placed II
he fails to give bnd the Judgment 10 superseded it
mains In full force its revision s only provided for by
prosecuting appeal My amendment is simply provide
for revision BY writ Of within three years have
fixed the time Of three years. notwithstanding suggestion
which made the other day that it should be five years
think three long enough for the consideration Of the
propriey of taking out writ Of error If you extend the
time to five years. you keep the property Of the country in
unsettled condition you limit il 10 three years. in
the writ Of error Is not taken out 10 that e or if no appeal
Is prosecuted there is an end 70 the litigation The lille is
SAFE the parties may ALLEVIATE the property the parties may
improve it, or do the with as any other individual
with his own property. think therefore it would be
better restrict the limitation to three years instead Of
tending it to five. s,3ea 4
The only remaining question, growing out Of the PROPOSE
ton which Offer IL, whether would Be prudent to allow
the Government three years within which take writ Of
error well as an individual whose claim may be decided
against have inserted the right on the part OF the Govern
ment to prosecute writ Of srror for reason which will
very briefly state to tho Senate ID said that some Of these
California claims ars Of immsuss magnitude. To give the
Government the right 70 prosecute writ Of error in Of
decision against IL would then relieve In very great degree
the attorney and the who may give that decision from
unjust susP'cion have thought proper therefore, for that
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
THE BOUNTY LAND BILL

On the motion Of Mr. UNDERWOOD, the Senate then
took mn the Joint resolution allow the sale and transfer of
bounty land warrants which debate Of length
sued that would occupy room than We can spare in this
days paper. ft
Before this debate had terminated the Senate. motion
Of Mr. BUTLER, went into Executive session, and when
the doors were reopened, sdjourned ST.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

may prevent the execution Of the appeal bond within the time
prescribed by the court the Senator s perfectly aware that If
any accident beyond the control party prevented the
execution Of the bond within the time upon application to the
court that time will be extended, and after Its expra
on order will be made for leave sign appeal bond
So that, in fact, the difficulty does not exist.
trust for the which have suggested the amend
men Of the Senator will not prevail If it does not will
submit this amendment. b f Ge eaa
Mr.. UNDERWOOD. shall make one or two remarks
only am disposed deny the authority Of the judge. after
the time for which the order made has expired to make
such additional order interfering with the rights Of the parties
fixed by the record. l think il cannot be done.
In regard to the suggestion made that the writ of error
limits the investigation by the Supreme Court to matters Of
law as contradstngushed from matters Of fact and that the
appeal would reopen investigation Of the
Of fact disposed differ from the gentleman upon that
subject Also do understand that under the principles
Of this BILL if any appeal is prosecuted to the Supreme Court
the Supreme Court is to take testimony. understand
the Supreme Court according the provisions of this BILL in
the case Of the prosecution Of appeal will be confined to
the examination Of the facts certified by the inferior
upon the record brought up. Well writ Of has
precisely that effect and nothing The court will de-
eide both fact and law by the writ Of error upon the
Of the record brought up and nothing than that
be done under the provisions Of this bill by appeal when it
is brought up,
The whole mser depends entirely upon question of
time That is the whole matter Whether you will con6ne
the party to make his election prosecute the appeal at the
time judgment is rendered against him, whether you will
give him two three years after that consider the Decree
and then to choose whether he will trouble the Supreme
Court at all. Uts ,.. Et
Mr.. BERRlEN. think it is peculiarly unfortunate in
discussing question of this SORT that we should differ as "a
the effect of leaving this the Supreme Court had really
thought that the distinction between appeal and writ
error was one which recognised The appeal brings UT
The law and evidence The Supreme Court has in the eI
ercise Of its discretion in peculiar right take new
testimony But excluding those peculiar cases an appea
brings the up upon the law and the facts a. they @
disclosed in the court below writ Of error brings up Ii.
only those legal questions which the party appealing
shall present to the consideration Of the Supreme Court
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08


wherever praccabe to secure in It's treaties with other
ons provision for referring to the decision Of umpres all
future tina, cannot be satisfactorily adjusted
by amicabe negotiations in the first instance before
to hostilites shall be had
Mr. FOOTE. If there no opposition to the resolution,
should like very much that the Senate would adopt il at
once, unanimously IT, however, there should be any oppo.
sition, desire that il shall be printed.
The PRESIDENT Il will be printed AZ 4 matter az
course. t II
Mr.. FOOTE The committee adopted the resolution with
great unanmity, has been cautiously and crcumspectv
prepared, and anticipate difficulty in the senates adopt
ing il at once. -seg.4.s2 I'm
Mr.. CLEMENS. Let ii lie over.
The resolution accordingly laid over under the rule
TERMS OF APPOINTED SENATORS. asl
Mr.. BUTLER, from the Committee on the Judiciary 70
which referred resolution yesterday submitted by Mr.
WIsTHRoP, made the following report
The COMMITTEES the Judiciary to which wa. referred
resolution directing said committee to inquire and report at
Executive of State during the Of the there
and report: 1Ut 0t ts54 y. aT-7,- ~" :, = 80
The question presented by the resolution turn, mainly
the construction Of the Of article section of The Con-
tution of the United Stacs which provides that II
happen by resignation otherwise during the recess Of
the Legislature OF any State the Executive thereof NAV make
temporary appointments until the next meeting Of the Legs
laure, which shall fill such vacancies M a G- ~
Your committee are OF opinion that the sitting member un-
der Executive appointment has right his sea until
the shall be filed by the legislature o the Sste n
which he Senator during the next meens ,her>oc To
NIL such Vacancy It !, not only necessary make election,
your committee further of the opinion that ,uch accent
ance should appear BY the to The Senate Of he
credentials o. the member ees Or other official information
terminates When The member elect Il present and ready TO
qualify his express acceptance is made known and
when ms are IN his absense his accept
These general vievs are sustained bv preo..n,. An
may be found il The Senate isoS page $751;