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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
SALES BY AUCTION.
s. DRAPER, Auctionesr.
~ r n D e. 10 NJ

s. DRAPER, Auctionesr.
DY HAGGERrY. DRAPER &JONE>
b-WEDNEsDAY. May Z. al 10 ociocE 81 ne age
Ih- entire stoct OF ths OTIS IdO 80 ~,
sno COLUMBIAN MILLS comprising rHkEE THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED snd FIFTY.FiNc CASES and
BALES Ths whole 10 be sold without reserve, on
credit Of months. viz -
zoo cs..s OF, Co Indigo Blue DENNIS, o dn dia-
mOndl q
eco essss oxford Indigo Blue DENNIS, o lin dis
mDro) l. - .
$50 casrs Merose Indigo Blue DENNIS, o dr dia-
go cases TGorndiEe Iniigo Blue DENNIS, T Co A,
go cases coumbias Indigo Blue DENNIS, NJ IN dis
300 cs.es Eagle Indigo Bue DENNIS, NJ dn diA
50 cases New. En- gland Indigo Blue DENNIS, n E, D
(UDceT) .- -
70 csses CalcuuR Indigo Glue DENNIS CD. under
70 cs,ss fine Indigo Blue DENNIS. CO, 1dsr)
100 cases OILS Assorted Tviled STRIPES, U ga dia-
mOnd)
* case, OTIS Mariners STRIPES o 10 diam1nd) 2.
50 cssrs Gus Dark STRIPES. o IN disunnd) D =
500 hsea Ous d inch r CKINGs, o ltn diamond)
100 bales Columbian p inch TiCKtN3S NJ On dia-
Cssogues and samples on The morning Of sale s70 t.
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SPANISH wEsT INDIES.

Markets. .CAEEFULLY REPORTED TOR THs TaIBeNE
WtBSssn4r, Apnl D.
ASHESOur nsFtsi Tor Pots fm dsnA1d Pearl,
quiet t2As. Toe sales
kipoFt, from ~ q So Apra 1851. 1850.
feAfl------- - 80
COtlON-Eo cherEs % tav. th0agh The aisre
Vosss tom L'sPooL ~ bales ha's osea sod % sAs Al
prCes
co,arafise Stte~es, q Receipts Erorts asS SooSs IF
Cattan tAs le.a.ral2 llLces. 80 Alles nl.sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

GOLTON AncnO eef 1900
MUNITIONS OF WAR.-On MON
I'VE DAY May 5lh Al iOocloeE al the Arsensl buildings
corner OF Ffsnko $40 Film by order Of ms COmmls'a
nv General ollhe STATE OF NewYork the fohovtg des'
cTibrd Munitions, and comprising ahnut SIS" mu,Aes
ron, The sevrrs Armohes, viz Sprngh -, Ahaoy Nsr
Haven Of various srd ABSORBED patterns, also Fg-ncn
English New Orleans, oo aso avto SETS OF lnauuy
.oIipmert toy ether with large quantity OF hammocE'
harness hosefs bun bells, PIiudsOues snd ssD gunos
re OF brass and irou also Cavary sapres cuuse' oa
,wprds gri,'s ria~s, boarding axes, knapsscks, &c
x The articles be examined t~o dsJs previous
10 the sale aud will be sold 10 lots 10 cult purchasers
- - "a - - IN napk.ble monsv az w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

TIE FERRIES The cksliP and Grand a.
.,,n,n, have decided uoon having but one eonnliAon
sle, which will enne The owner to the use Of the ia'ee
T,, lea rclusisg the one ssro's from SEVERN l"
f,r,,s At TO be called Division Az Ferry f's la's'r
FER, win vn rom dsyhsht in ths morning unt O'CLOCK
=, ,is,t Boats on the Oshsr Two rou'es VIII run
n,oU,h b. day and night
csuY EsGrsEER.-Mr. Andrew Marshal, OF
v.1,sco No !. was electe> on Monday evening Chief
1.snesr Of he Fire Department ana Eve Assistant En-
,nesrs were also elected
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NINSrRELS. AT Eel

FELLOWS MtNSTRELS. Eel
n 1orvs oPEeA HOUSE 4i4 srOad ~ay, h-s~-si
g,v,s,6 .u1 Grzad - Open ever aisl ai,ias -
-, Tne c--nrsird orgt1Sl snf vel tn'rI ~
y,.,.ls comprising ~ -ficezt and 'sft.li- OPP
- 70 need DerflCrn-fs. aai-f m ft-'e
- q gei,ws whose ,ac-rs 10 tfs cry fpf NC -
- NE bs-o received ltb est-st fs'1 ~ llr 7N
80 f,.htoo ~ THIS greaI Metropolis fn-r Cgoeev -
.i.t ~ Burl-.qae IiGi-n Op-rs scsn-i ny 9phss
% Duets Cnp~ure.. Osrring sHd tnsir tcn-- @
-. tln W--g-s7av a1t saturday Ni-rnnois = 60
Corrsn f,r th- scc I'D .unn - a'-s 81 - =
Commencing Al rriOck, u Aimissio0 - cel'A -"
ou-r Al a. 10 e nT-ne- a. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

ptrRoIr.-The Journeymen Tailors we see
are organizing for the protection OF their inter
ests.
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

se Tor california and Oregon via Havana ami ChAgros
On MONDAY. Nav - the splendid double snslne
u sN Commsndst vil SAT- pre- iiely nj O'CLOCK rom
lac pier OF of Warren North River, for Chsgres wltn
he Government Malls for California aud Oregon cOnn-cI
,pY with The fayore ailed States hai steaushlp ven
pessse "a leave Pa about June For passags
snnlv At Inc office 81 and South III Wesst myl
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AMUSEMENT :.

n IL - I'M ~ =
MILE. JENNY LIN D )
I'VE FAREWELL CONCERTS IN NETWORK,
The public are respectfully iniolmed mat
MILE JENNY LIND
VII GRAND CoNcERrs in NEW-YORK
previous 70 her vins to Niagara Falls, Western New
rope. The h'si Co5cerI Gill be given
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY l.
The Second Concert will be given on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 8.
ard will DO continued three four dimes per week unni
MILE. JENNY LIND
will be assisted by me eminent uuss
slGNoR SALN
sIGNOR RELLETTL
N''''' ''H The GRAND oacaEsrRA
has been eouIidersbJ augmented numbering EIGHTY wei
known Pro'ssIon, Whose nameI will soon Oe Punusn7d
ar embracing the rst Talent IN America under he dfec'
lion Of Mr. BENEDICT.
The entire Interior u ne Gscen been decorated aud
furnished with SOFAS ard Settles, made and cushon'
ONE HUR0RE0 ATTENTIVE USERS
will be engaged 10 direct visitors 10 ih- seSis 1nu pre-
serving tie system and good order which have az smi
penIy ehEse1ezsd hese Concerts In every portion The
The bridge leading 70 the Garden will be covered 90 TO
proiecG Walters II oAse Of rain.
OSipg 10 The great cRpsc' Of tae 6Aoea ne prlce Of
Toie nave been 6Ked ~ g. s. and esch according 10
nmrsd number Of Prouerass Tickets which will 10,
be admitted before o'clock vii Dc iasued Al 81 eaca
10 on der give every peraon a. equal cance "a -
prevent aors ron monc 20 iz1g me ssks AID se
ing The eXoTtaDt pTicss well as 10 prevent Plea
sani crowds a. The Ticket Ofces aud iod'cdmiaale
he doors he evening Of The Concerts ever
seAlin The Garden Wt'l ~
NUMBERED AND SECURED
The purchaser iae choice of ssas will b oerad a.
Auction CAY eviOua Guch Concert AL seatt MOI
no % a. premium Will b In neiisle.y offered a. he
Tcb s. Oce, a. ,he hIed prices ~ne-e diagrams vii Do
shown eNh.bi.irg he eXaeg locality Of each seat
Expeeuce has mpy proved hat tais "a ne beI a1d
Only coue hat be adopted 10 secure lsee AID sss
fscfion 10 the puzzle
TIE TeEst Oers 'or he disposal OF a. seats not bid q
a. Auction. iocs Cd ~ sea Broad say and NL Be
open every CAV e2t he Ss5bAh, from O'clock Z
ri O'Clock "A except he eFeniuf OF no Corr.rs
when they Sil be cl0sed a. o'ciock, u. sni OE-es
cps1fc ~ thai hour Cssle GAdsn iO ms disoosA OF
any TIckeu smai' 1g ursod Tor lhsi evenings Concert
The Plblc's O5eaisnI serysni
GS0H PFBARNUM
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Receinss Of Produce

BIZ the North RiUer Bouts -WsdHesday, ADriI
az aO his Flour ls9 Beef Go Lard. rs do WIS
Nv lSS DO ashes o6 bales Wool 400 bush BsreI, 7l77
90 Oals IS oa1 90 Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

AZ
vs - = .thns day 40 oes hay, = a. &c, cssl
- ou e.. 600 bbs sid a. 50 ~ ~hc1 ~ uss-i
n. .trct fss rsp'reel t e7s 3ll 77l.
- d, "a Ron Fsslsiti 400 ools cnnnon I'D q
is1aIaf r sor;b County AMI IS of "nnagt'u iln 57'
10. .oh as tc73 3 90, t.... oo...., .,t.
a9sek -. n - To- .... -. g..
TFAs-Tls sal suction 20 aV -.ni IN - N .p' Of -
s.,b., ,re pfoutht previous prces Ice mstst vs
buoystt- .. 80 49, H.. $500. .,
- 49, rsflcsi The prcs 90 tnsr -
go So. = e.p- . oa' an 90 ground arc cruh.i
I-OS-Rsnars very dull aad know q 20 sass worth Re
prIfrg h..-4 r--..t.
Pig vsry e. and - nave nsri ~ % 'as
spf--r s,s t,rs t,er Of 50 b1nca Rai.rs a.
q reL al "a s00 hf Do i1l5 hl1 n DO oocfs
UB.TTRONF-Ts martst remains FsfI nm, s11 ii pf.-
q realized The = no z Polsr as f1o %
srh for eIpo ~ c's A. ~ ~" Ssloa, pai on '-l
lson about rs goo u. Polar. 9. ~ !. cash
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,Rio SPS5s'a o. BATEs OF SAILING

FOr ffeighl or pSssag7, sp0y % hU.F AhU = WI
Inns SIS Wsli-at NsR-Yofk, BROWN SMILEY
Co Liverpool r. u. ROBERTS co. - klngs Arms
Yud. London, Boulevard, MOntmsFTe, Psrs
A0sr The lat Of April next tho ra1e OF freight oJ ne
sDOve steamers fro Liverpool viii ne materially renoed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
,rWE BRITISH ard NORTH AMER

Md r. BkI liz Il ara NUN Il II Az In
ICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS 5ErWEEN
NEW YORK ard LiV ERPOOL direct. AMI BETWEEN
6OsTON ard Liv-rpoO-rne Boston ships only calling
Al Halifax TO aud AID receive NAL and passengers
ARABIA Capt AFRICA. 4. RYre
PFkSiA Caot EUROPA + q. Lott
ASA c n = Judkins. NIAGARA, stone
AMERICA N shsnnOn CANADA w Harrison.
CAMBRIA Leitch.
These vessels csuy clear While IlghI at mas. nead,
green on stsrboaro bow, red on port bow.
CANADA Harrison, from BOSTON "Wednesday, April 3
AFRICA Ry RE. from NETWORK "Wednesday, April =
AMERICA shsnDon, I'm BOSTON, Wednesday, April 80
ASIA JudkinG hom NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Nay T.
NIAGARA Stone, from BOSTON Wednesday, May II
EUROPA Lou, from NETWORK, Weduesfiy, May Il
CAMBRIA 49, from BOSrON "Wednesday, May 70
AFRICA Ryrie nom NETWORK, Wednesday Juue
CANADA fiurson, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Juns II
ASIA Judtins from NEW YORK, W7dnrsday, Juns 10
AMERICA Shannon I'm BOSTON, Wednesday June p
Passage from Esw-York or Boston 10 Liverpool hrs'
cAnn o.
No secopd cabin passengers will be taken ser The ls OF
MAY, " nj further notice
Beribs not secured until paid for.
freight viii be charged specie beyond an amount FOR
personal expenses.
70 All letters snd newspapers must pas through the
Post Office For ireis or passage spPy 10
T. CUNARO, Jr 80 Broadway
~ French. GeTmsn, ana other Foreign Goods 70
ceiyed and brought 10 common win Brush GDods -
Through bills u sdng are given In Hsre for hew-fofk
sSv II
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r c KEMP Aacuoneer.
LOON FIXTURES, &c.-THlS
SDAY ,Tbur.davl at 10 o'clock al Tnompson's So
loon 25 Brosd Ay opposite the PARK VIZ 80 10 a. mar
bile TOD tables bhO large lO OF chairs ana soos
gl.,. cbaue sies mirrors cOunlers WIKI mafbe tJps
sbelvrs fancy articles ih= sane being H the hAlurrA
snd fofuisure Of Mr.. Th0npson, he having removed
fur,her 10 Broadway. my IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

NEW. YORKHARMONICSO SOCIETY.
N-The Second ard lssg usis u-al Tor tns yeu OF 10
per cest on rarn share Of the Sl-k % his -ty Ia nav
a. on or BE- ev-oiue - The OrslOro NJ
dslssohus FIJI sh % 10 Ren-s "a. viii b. n-r-
fo-u I'd 10 Trip-r sli sboui ~ from tns
due roiire o. Vhich ~1li ~ given In- pubic
JOHN CORNELL, BsnE7r o. .h- S0zi-tv
Nlhe Mocha 10 BANKING Ascot I'll %, s. We Al
PS-Herr.fi-r - R-h-s'sks HIl Be held Al Froisr
Hell Oh MONDAY EVENING. mgi
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EIuEXlcO CALIFORNIA and OREGON FREIGHT.
PARCEL and PASSENGER EMPRESS will DO Dis
matched hv the steamer of Nav H. FOR Panama, Acspul'
90 gszaan san BlsS, Ban Diego, Monterey San Frsu'
ci,co, Sacramento Cry. Astoria sn1 the Mines
Gold Duet freight Packages sn1 Parcels Insured sod
Itpped ~ lowest rates. ,
FAMILIES ard uusccompsniei pefaons crossing the s.h
mus may secure the assistance Of the Propuetlr who n'
made The pe1r srfsng eneln Tor 'hsN sac 400
speedy conveyance through Csorns aud inter mediate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

STATEN ISLAND STEAMBOAT
s1Oa ard sitar - arch Is 1851, ls4se Whitsh4 T.
! and 0'e,Sek Leave Vsa DeFeli AiS 10 u tsst
eseioek ul4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
DRILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL

- EMIITANCESt TO ENGLAND, IRE
ALAND AND SCOTLAND -Dfafs OF Sale for any
amount from G. upward which vii be eAIhet 81 any
ssCa II he United King cOms
Ato, PACKAGES u every description forwarded 81 loS
rzies by az he sesmers 70 any part Of Europe, by I'd
WARDS SAND FORD co 5 Transsil1ntic Express q
ADAMS co.'s, 10 ana 10 Waist
snEB psreeswil be received al 81 A. Of the day Of
a. fr z 81 egas. suasgner 10 Fnrups a0 lB
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TICKETS SECURED AT LOWEST RATES

1iOkEE6 SEOUL EU Al LOW roA ~ 80
Psksges By ihs EXUrrss have never Oeen detained 90
The IsttnuB Athough Proprietor has conducted an
Express 10 AID from san FrsnciGcO, i've ufuss
for a reason at once Obsous TO all
Phe Proprietor has spared labor or expense 10 IN sAe
this Exoress all u al the hus0ess pubic demand HAVING
made The most complete arrangements win me ees.
TRANSPORTATION Agents toe lsh nus. ard with IhOss OF
The Atlantic and Pacific Siea on he t"o oceans con-
Quoting he Express through and attending ID all business
person ally in plscs 81 messenger renders Il MAJ
he can forward rsrkages Of all kinds sni do ali business
required OF Express In lsss time, In beiter manner
snd Al hsn be done under any oh7f avs
tenn This he only xpress Stopping at MEXICAN pofs
Repeated con plants Thai freight has been carried past va
suon tbs Expre5s Induces the Proprietor 10 a1nd
promptly The execution OF al orders IN Acapulco ma
zstsu San as San Diego and Mon Grey. ana 'nnect
Inc al Panama with EXoreE for Valparaiso and CAllao
The plan Of hs Express much admired TO- hAt PACK
ages are delivered personally At their destination 0J Tie
Proprietor, n desired. ,.,, ,
Information concerning deceased persons Obtained aod
ther efiscs forwarded promptly biils ana prhn cor
lected and ali orders executed with dispatch
REFERENcEs-HOn. T Buuer King, san Frauciicoi
l. N Bacon. D San Jose Pheps hingman, ~
Cbatham.st HeW.York sutton, 81 WaN-st, New
York: Stone / Sober Brooklyn; Butler AcCaty'
Philsdepha Hon RunS Choaie, Bosom doa X {.
Winthrop Boston; SnLh, Oter y Co, hafelhiA' oof
ton: Oher Mckonkov. Baltimore =, n.
OFFICES san FraDc5co. u Clay ST New YORK 81
Walsh: Boston So Court Philadelphia, 100 norm SOC
ono Al. Baltimore corner OF Hanover sni 1mDard SIS
S2e Ia AUGUSTUS ELLiOrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

,,s. sale. reach 1900 bushes sIr for s-ai- sls1S -
yr. ,r.d fsi aud - 81 l.rss
go Tee - 70 " hfs here Of non-nt
Erpot from 1t - 3 - APrh 1900. 1881.
raaf ..--
T,-~ -
Risky IN. steady 40 ~ .s9ry lnsi ss-s
90 At gsir i=rsey ans &c iof ff'oa Dfufze hfn
So r. % bbcs a. hc .. -
- r.. f,s1. out s-arrsy pr-eut hsh pFces Tns
49, ga for 10 Pnrss So for o. h-s' is - re 80
1900 fe~r.r Prns Bee -
- . o..,s,. - al o. ~ NJ an7 81 - nff
49, 81 Lsr. a.. s1H sSiF S. Pesed
rue -, ID 81 ~ -as o. for H'n. I'D shaas-r.. aat
rtbS, erv Han. 70 ~ IA. az o. - '-r' ~ r. ltrl
am sac bs a4d t'f's a. - h1''sf AL Ca--
sfaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

GALIFORNIA-Trsnsportation scross
Othe Isihmus Of Panama ZACHRISSON NELSON
kCO OF Panama from their long experience on the sh
rus being established here since 840 are well prepared
10 transport freight Tho lshmus or take II through
10 San Francisco shippers option but each package
must be OF portable size and weight and properly
eied ssZ Co not responsible FOR damage or &C
eden In the transit The charges Of transportation 10 be
PREF aid in NewYork.
Agents In ChaRTes-ZAcHRIssoN NELSON HYANs.
Agent in Cruces and GOrgona-JoHs FUNck.
For particulars, apply 10 . IN .,,,-,,
as Inn LACHhlSSON W, ~ wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
RAILROAD OF NEW

OJERsEY This line lesyes New. orb daily by .s'a'
boat RED JACKET Pier |, North River, =;
BY New Jersey Railroad foot Of CorIlandst al .na
Al and 81 p n
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE bOtwoea

EDEGULAk MAIL LINE UUtWoon
~ BOSTON end NEN-YORA via srONlN9rON Et
PRONIDENCE-T steSmsrs @. NANDEkblLf nd
COMMODORE leave Pier No North River, daily az
O'CLOCK A. The Commodore CApnin WIN. H. fraxee
on Uondays, " Wednesdays snc Fddsys the q. Nsnda'
bill Cspisn Joel Stone Tuesdays Thursdays and ss-
urdays On the suivsl " tnese steamers Al s'9ongioo-
oroceea oy Railroad Pro sdenco and Boston.
fhs 10 tho mosl direct route nom Ne~-tok 70 bosou
For passage &c sppy 90 board o. Al 1hs once ~ ssey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
LINE FOR ALBANY

Iva The new and eleRsni Steamer REINDEER, Cspt
ALERT DEeRooT, will leave New. York from PICK oos q
kunay-sL, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Iofn
hog, ST o'clock. aud FoturDDg, leave Albany foessp
Fhursdays and Saturdays tho hour, making "
usual lsDoinRs each way q Meals served on oos.
~ B. Tor further Information apply To JAMES blshO.
CO. Beaver e. Hewfork Fare to newouI2n s1a
Pokeepsie. 90 cent?. mnSu
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

Steers, at the same time and alongside Of the
America and atwind at BERTH" as they were,
is considered, by those q who know the ropes,v
rs in no wise inferior TO her more celebrated
sister. Her spirited owner, at least, attests the
purity Of his own convictions, on this point by
his avowed willingness TO sail her with nything
Of wood and canvass afoat.
An occasional guest on board the Silyie, the
wriler-whose object when he commenced, was
simply TO supply an omission-canno', 10 his
admiration Of her sailing qualities, refrain from
saying that, like her owner, he yet hopes 10 see
the America again In her own waters-that the
unknown cutter may obtain the power she coyets
TO dispute the right 10 the laures won so well
and worn so gracefully by the victorious schoon-
or.
Witho IT in any way subscribing 10 your quaint
notions that the pilots Of New York ever had
anything 10 do with the models OF the AnIeri-
can yachts, beg TO join you, hand In hand and
heart TO heart, in your earnest pride and admira.
ton Of these manly playthings-these antelopes
Of the ocean-the yachts themselves.
NEPTUNE.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

aThe pronIf ind effectual measures which
have been tay the Pennsylvania authorities
and by the Y liberties for the punishment
of the Outrage, Christina, will no doubt pre-
vent the occurrence Of any similar atrocity for a
long time TO come. The Law will be executed
In liz sternest rigor."-Louisrille Journal.
Almost at the very time this paragraph was
penned, the outrage occurred at Syracuse. And
thus events are continually crushing the policy
and promises Of submission. IL attempts were
now made TO recover one cut Of hundred Of
the fugitive slaves in the North, we should
have civil war. ......
As for the punishment Of those who resist that
law, either for treason or murder, IL cannot be
done, and will not II Il were, IL would give
the Abolitionists the complete control Of the
North. II il is not, there will only have to be
another Wholesale case Of word eating, winding
up with praises Of this glorious Union.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

MONEY MATTERS IN NEW YoRK The panic
has partially subsidized, and the brokers are pur-
chasing the bills of all the interior banks, ex-
cept the James Bank, Bark Of New Rochelle,
Western Bank nj While Greek, and Farmers
Bank Of Nina, which were the institutions put
under ban yesterday. After the brokers had
refused to redeem any country bills, yesterday
afternoon, and the excitement was at its height,
a gentleman deposited 100000 with his agent
10 purchase the notes Of all sound country banks
at one PEI cent. This seriously interfered with
the plans Of throwing suspicion alike upon all
these institutions and the brokers immediately
re recommended receiving the same notes them
selves, throwing out only the four banks noticed
above.
For the information Of the public, we are au-
thorized to state that the Metropolitan Bank has
never demanded specie for the bills Of any Of the
regular banks Of the Stnte which are redeemed
BY the banks at Albany, but have received checks
on this city from their redecming agents For
the bills OF the brokers' banks, or banks of mere
circulation, and which are redeemed by brokers
IN Albany, specie has teen demanded il the
per cent discount was taken, or checks on this
city If taken at par. These banks have had the
offer Of redeeming their bills here at per cent.
discount, at which rate large number Of the
best banks redeem here.
These banks, therefore, have not been forced
to redeem their bills in specie, and il cannot be
for this cause they allow their bills TO be pro-
tested. There Is therefore no reason why con-
hdence in the regular banks OF the State should
be shaken.--EUe Ed jour. Com, Sd inst
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

TIE CASE or DR.. GARDTsER.--The current
seems now TO be turning somewhat in favor Of
Dr.. George A, Ga diner, who 10 awaiting his t,isl
al Washington for attempts to defraud the U. 3.
government ont Of a very large sum. by swear
ing 10 false Mexican claims. His voluntary sur
render o. himself IL considered much In his ia
yor and the fact that he left on deposit in banking
houses in this county, when he went TO Europe,
over 100000, is also considered rresumptne
evidence Of his honesty. The case will soon
core TO trial. On the mean time, government
agent has been despatched 10 Mexico TO investi.
gate the matter there, and also the justice Of
certain other claims Of which the government
have suspciona.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

Ewe observe that the Washington Union
and the Louisville Democrat advocate the cleo
tion ofFooTE against DAVIS, in Mississippi
The Southern Democrats Of the State will
readily understand how they will fare 10 they
permit themselves to fall into the power and
organization Of the national Democracy.
A for FooTE, we don't know but he lisa good
enough representative in the Senate Of Southern
submission. He is very noisy and incessant
talker, and II there were few more like him in
both Houses, the North, notwithstanding her
numerical superiority, would have no chance in
debate. But that she might submit TO, for it
is good policy for her TO indulge Southern men
with Northern principles. Still FoorB is such
bore that he would undoubtedly disgust North
ern men with Congress and with the Union
When he rises, there is apt 10 be quite seces.
sion Of members North and South from ths'i
seats. And IL he had remained little longer
on our side, we might have extorted some con
eessions from the North, il we could have only
stipulated that he would not speak more thar
Ok times day on every question that arose.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-08

A NEw FEAT-wALnSa ON AN ISvERTFD
pLAsE-By invitation Of Mr.. Wood, we yester.
day had the pleasure OF witnessing Mr.. McCor-
mick's experiment Of walking on an inverted
plane. The experiment was private one, only
a few persons being present, and was made IN.
der disadvantageous circumstances, the prepara.
tons being incomplete, and the health Of Mr.
Nee. being somewhat feeble. The experiment,
however, passed Off 10 the entire satisfaction Of
all present A heavy frame was erected, with a
slab Of marble, nine feet long, at the top, the
under surface being polished like mirror.
We saw the experimenter mount his platform,
and adjust his unwieldy boots; then placing
both feet az iinst the surfa"e Of the marble, he
swung himself oil with his head downwards.
Disconuecting one foot from the slab, and
placing il firmly several feet in advance OF the
other, he continued the alternate movement,
till he bad taken ten stpes, and arrived at the
other end of the slab. We held our breath
during the experiment, expecting, momentarily,
that ne would fall, but he appeared to walk as
safely as hy runs along the ceiling. After bis
decent, however, we noticed that he was much
exhausted, owing TO the excitement and exer.
ton. The public exhibition of this wonderful
experiment will take place at the Melodeon, on
Monday evening next Cincinnati Nonper6i