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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

iiieHt Was lltS-1S near Us we can recaliect:
Cost of plowing an acre of land, $50
Cost OF sowing seed Tor one acre, Loo
Cost OF sowing and narrowing il, 80
Cost of cutting same. %
Cost OF gathering and threshinr. l.30
Cost Of rent OF land, LOO
Cost of sending l5 bushels 10 market
at S, Loais, 2,25
Cost of one acre o. ID bushels, S1,25
Fifteen bushels OF laxseed, worth at
81 Louis, 80 per bushel. So2,1o
Clear profit on this operation, on one
acre of land. Si525
This estimate is based upon the supposition
that the labor is 10 be hired he seed purchased,
and the ground rented. Or course if the farmer
has all these things himself, he can do even better
than this.
The amount OF haxseed oil imported into the
United States for the year previous to the 30h
June, 1850, was ,5l3, III gallons-equal to 6oS,-
COG bushels Of ,laxseed, which, is at its present
price Sl,5is,ooo. sum equal to one fourth of all
the flour exported from the United States during
the same period. The crop must therefore be n-
creased more than a million of bushels before the
home demand can be supplied.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

The ohlisins Clerks Of the steamers Danube
and Minnesota, have our thanks for late st Louis
papers.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

SoNlT.
Oh, love is gentle, tender, gay,
Though chanseful as an April day;
Oh! love is true. devoted, pure,
And constant as the day is sure.
In summers hca. or winters frost.
It's bloom, lis perfume, is not lost:
In veal or woe It's still the same,
A bright, serene, undying aamc.
Its stem will bend before a sigh,
And vet it will the blast defy:
The dew upon it is a tear,
And yet it knows not doubt Or fear.
All things beside must fail, bat love
Is steadfast as the sky above:
In age as youth, sill, still as fond,
1t gives pledge of life beyond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
NEw-YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE .ALpANY. Wednesday, June %.
Pfrt.cu ~ the C0nlecucU, Mutual Lfe Insurance
Go. for 700 amendment 90 ine Insurance ia" oi las'
session. 49,,
The committee OF the Whole proceeded 70 The Dis
cus>lon of The bi.l maxim. The AnLCd Appropriation
FOR the expenses Ot the Government J. At dlLIpfii-
srion for printing elected q lengthy deoa'e- IL Was
urged there had been printed volume upon volume
Of the Documentary History ana ulai ne large sums
expended FOX printing were for such documents a.
were not necessary. am not upon .iJse He'e''i'-'
connected viii the business Oi legislation
Mr. WuLrARs said a law ought iO passed. lllal AD
such printing should BE- ordered 0y sucn resolution.
The arrrorriation recommended pr tlc COMMIT
tee 81 $lUcQ0 Tor TIE support ~ me I-'--lI-loA D
the Bind a The CITY Of New ORR vas euo S
the senate Ny Morgan explaining thai the ii>t-l--
non lal not during The last gear, asked anything oi
the Legislature. ~, tr.....l
40 $40 Prrce-st Orphan Asylum. $50 NeN-
YORK Orghsn Asylum. $500 BrooHNn ~ y
psuSaTy. $50 Tor tie support ID iLe Fuiis IN t-i
Deaf sul Dumb Institution DID, \ y or. So. 80,
for supper ~ The So pupils ID ne iA'-..,-J =, ne
blind In Ne.,-lorE j. i-0 for Dei aud Juno I'D
S,itut.on Ss.C0a AT -he~e were adopted without
debate .....,..i Bis.
For tie capo; q TIC Form 7oor @iis ia a, $ s4i
S-ctc,. 20 le -v.-s- y a. -L'.'-- -to = he
Ircssurers & Tie c1aFe1t C'i-.-- > =. q ~.
ruuuter 4 81. .rar within lie RESPECTIVE t,t-.-es "a
state o. te ase rtlaei ~ trt rs ~ ctt.lis !.
Ruari ol Surcr,sors o s-tt ll.s, ~ -
fh.,r rt III annual sass,lr-el returns = p. III
The ,aths Il tls' Chairman AID OictNs u t--- DIAL
Tbs drew cut d long debate, which involved lae
-uesf,cn 10 ono exien. OF City and County - %
which built uQ ileoflrr- s.... bad ,t.,,.
NJ CARROLL SAID De- believed me >tale a. 49,
i,@;v arrrorrl,-cd 10 the New-foTk Hospital since
IL Foundation. $ll.to1t0- - &C.,. s.,.o,
M WuLIays argued hai i.ie ne" ZEN a -, 9', 80
"a, rr.ir.fIv taxed the City b New or Sl"',o
!. 80 tr f,rced Uron fhc Cry i0r wl-i could 20
/ senators 90 aEainst twerty elgai ..t.,.u..,
NJ SrtyToS sid be had considered '.,1' an il.'
diferercts between The Cry AMI Soui''s VIZ
prcn.,sed II The Astor House dinner -.
Tie ConTRIftee refused 10 siTke out ho @pIh"iA'
/ aten. ,.~. ,,,,.-,rri,, o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Beyond lie question of voting t3n.gil I'D defrlv
t-f expense OF the hair N,r nothing o.. importance
has iransp rfl I'D Parliament >Iloc rs re- assem- nl.
Tie LORD Chancellor. 10 moving l1r this vote. exc
pressed h~ satisfaction thar e war cll not appear
lkty 20 prove So SERIOUS as !l gcca 30 t-st a7Fo-
NclIel Mr- AIcerltt observe tlff GRAY an. OtlfrS
had laid down salufdry m -, and That Colonies have
liz representative G0rc-r.t NJ should 1f1r .o eE-
ptnscs % tlcI OWL defense ard commended t.I, such
Government. with such Cou>tl.utloa. Ought to oh
gwen io lAe Cape, ODD orler io lreYe-f iIe ~ 'uf-
renee o. similar demand upon the country Lord
John Russell stated that i was their own ialt
i to-onists a. Tie cane bad not tler own
KIND OF Native Government wsIti enable them %
defend themselves securely acalasl The Aa-hrs ana
other tribes This. however ua,t r9i t4e gu, ,'on
be ore he House The question Va whether they
were prepared to permit Iae Euilgran's whom ney
bad cDcO ragged % the country 80 be- oycrp1"Crai
ard ce destroyed without rendering Their assist n'e
lir hume could not give his sanction to tins yo,e bee
cause j went TO encourage -oorery 2nl aggression
Mr. HavCS n some cl-th defended the policy nur-
sued by Government 81 relation 20 'ae haiiu, from
the attack of Mr Hume. VII. Bright complained
interest in the speedy termination OF saC war N
which they wer, engaged M La90ucherc. Lord
John Russell and others. having defended Che vote
and Tie conduct of the Government generally.
ucW measure OF thlDcery reform has been m
trc uced by Lord Brou-htm. j gives primary llr.,-
ClClCn 20 N1Ster1 thancery IE q nlnI>irtlun ,lIs,
without gong before any OF ~ Judges o, the Court
Of thanccry il is mtendcf - its prov isloHs 10 eN~
pCilt, proceedings
Great preparations are being made for ihe London
Peace tCngTeSs
The greatest CxC.ti0ns are Beng mato g, Ga.wey
SO have the Line ot railway open to Dublnn time i'f
the experiment by the steamship North Ame1cl The
CiamhcrS Of Commerce of Belfast and CORK Rave
held meetings 20 take steps 90 advance TIE Galway
line from NcW-lork.
Ninety Hungarian Refugees had arrived at South
anutcu from ConstantlnOp!c. The British Govern
mcnt were 90 dcray ;hc expense Of '1er passage 70
NcW-HO
MIR Whitney, the protector OF the Pacific Railway
ial' an interesting paper on the subject OF hs enter
prise before the London Geographical SociGy on the
10Th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

% of her people and representative 20 the anncxain N
GttHS AMI the Consequent it sad cor. II Mex
~. holly irresponsible .or The angry an r0ctlnr CUES
tuus debates. Schemes snd measures which have oj
fh~rrfrDm. thli TIE enactment. fanarg the
frrsg save Ltss n oGr npinnn matter ~ oniafv
It.ls.so. ofsu 90 All times and dl~cuS
,0n aaG habe o d .dfcd sle, a. thc pleasure
- the rcs - espresso ih0o-A thclF representatives
ttst,- irSflr - rctnu1hc il some 81 Is provisions. aRl
he We rhs,rrulg admit ear o gat.a..s o. ubtf % IS
.w a ftr lard designed - tll4ll reig r11sa' u the
Con>t.trtiaf NE ccua4f vsIf gran cur nights fH
.vf NEAR, t, >s,f. such us ons ~ o IS tnle snf
r,rt ritrrc lrf- demonstrate io ot pm .FF,
Afso.tsa rha tls we errf saw .~fn S,ye,iy II .
tslac to tn iasg t r i.a> fs te Coars u tc tn 81
>flfs - -tt tree uftr.rsas> Uf ts Cpn>un 4ll the
'su> & tie uafloA-ccs. pa th,T ~isn ali aiehtr.
.nl tlat h.se sa .fa. ,ts .s4s stn or Sac t'fo
.f..rnN UHlfrrC. q ~rlI>sl.. lN-lrCtu. ~ us3s.s
.g NhafcFrrs quarter Elsa0S-et
Sss,'rat Ilat % Rae moderate aHl ,frcci saA Fracu
rrre reaS rf> rr-anlr.tl o. Col-re Dr. tng rrc>eut
Nsi,ofsl Nlransira.,sn a tl- ra tr'cyinlton - re
press ~ttrn .,,ser. ana Nc-e il-Atnit tac avs
ne IHni. uut fnHrfln 3D. To- IRE arb ~ n1nnc
treaties w. rs,rfrr uies>re> 1r niini1, O. winch
cHsdia annli1af.an. sai pledge hetry support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Tug WHEAT CaOP.-from all parts OF
ST., W have the mos. encOu saglng accOnnts Of the
growlng crop. Tie recent rams though faiaer axe
IN the .eason have brought II forward most enc0ur'
aengly 30 that hopes aIs enttfaiheh oi az iea' ~
1ersge crot-e-pecally IN the central and northern
carnffe. Milwaukee Ads, Est.
THE Crops. We have within few
DAYS passed through The counties OF ontario an
Yafes and have been much 'gratIaed BY lbe tsi,,D
ard promising appearance d the crops gehefalY
Wheat oats barley and gfase are iast cSLlle ~ 10
fur,ty ana seldom have We seen them is'ions ootei-
com Is backward. though continuance Of WI" .ts
wesiber wlli soon male anends for The past 40
frrers n those couuties are good 1eii -
80 c,v.s,.rce ID. the wheat fields % thI des's't1
- Trsesc, he weeyll II Grst usce IL appearance
~ ~ recoT b. = year bat did i,ile damage Present
apPtal o.. -. ,..cfivf fRoch Amer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
$500 to I'll, Industrial Temperance Home CT New

$500 70 Tie Industrial Temperance Home e. New
lOrk
Tho Committee rose ard the senate zoos q recess
Tho lll modifying aud ame..0ulng the Law ~
s-crfng ~ Capital. WIS discussed II COMMITTEE OF
the Whole. AMI or motion o. hr WILLIAMS The
t0m0'tec Aa~ discharged ari ne h.u ordered 20 a
lir. re..-rg
1ir. B,rcocx proposed an amendment % ihc con.
StIfIticn. winch was Cc~>'t J. making lf proper
fhat flrce-f0h> OF each House Sr'i nos only vote
for huf Del present. - was ne rule I'D ease ~ every
1lI arpropratlnc money and .cvying AK ~
ASSEMBLY --rrrIrio~s.
Nr. Mtcrv-ER demonstrated against aliowr. t1C
Ntw-l orA arc Eue Railroad % transport passengers
through ans portion OF New-Jer>,y-
s message was received ron thC Senate, trans
hitting ne Cana, t.l. Referred 90 che Committee
Nr. NACovrER CtCrci y,.e 9lg-.CE, th2' ,ac bl 90
Incorporate thc Collegiate Institute OF Ntw-lorN De-
taken from .he files. and referred r1 >ciC-i Com
mIitce 90 report complete Carried
Nr tNnE~aoor reported is'orte.' iAc bal. 70 in-
corporate the Benevolent Savings Institutional New
AcrS CITY
By ST. Mos tiu hm.eugihc power OF the leg
isiaturc re'a' e Sd Public Printing
By ST. + q Extraordinarily thc biS %
amend The Free school SAW
By Mr.. SWORDS Favcrabiy the b,n ,H relation 90
taC compensation O.. Street Commissioners m Ner-
Also a,oua'y he hu IN reia,on 'o Ju~rcc,
Courts I'D sara cry.
By air Crrry-A t.l. increase ,ac aum9ero OF
Notarts PrlI' B.. Ne0-l D-, c..r.
~ Mr.. NAc9vrrR-f trorlrly a Dan 60 Incorporate
the to.-cc.atc Institution oi NcU-icrs city special
o7'Cr
TIA, Committee of .ac Whole, NJ. BLAME m The
cha,r 'Cok up thc b making appropriations Io Co.
lrrcs and NCtlca irs',tut ION, ttly0 18Th 'he state
ne pig crowd. % appropriation o' Sl1h.o Tor
to read $1,000 vh RI q motion WIS pending ro reduce
sio,6
Mr ByaEoreH, moved 20 report progress ON ne
hil for tie PURPOSE off including Pm % tfc Central Col
- OF Dr y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
of the America,

BosroN, Wednesday, june %
Tie America. Capt shannon. lef Boston light Al
n O'Clock tins morning, with 53pasacngers iOr Liver
pool and l3 for Halifax.
Among the former are George Thompson NJ y,
Thomas Barley, Francis Victor + " Garner. and
VIM. 4 Rhcn, OF New Orleans, \ DennistOnn an1
George Denho.me, Of New y OK, and J II Rycn AMI
j. J. Littielon. of Louisville.
The America takes out $4,000 10 American gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

B,LrVoRg. "Wednesday, June 25
GCor-e ID. Ncuec, late candidate tor Clty Collect
cr. fen Deaf To-day oi disease %; the heart
AL thc southern Mails ne through
The Mayor OF Richmond mas called meeting ior
thl> evening to make Arrangements 70 receive the
President The military have volunteered thclr A.
>I~taatt.
The Governor OF Louisiana has rcSpiicl Tor TWO
months the slave ri JeannotiC. who Is sentenced to
Be hunk Tor killing hcr tathcr.
There are me prospects on Louisiana Tor goot
crop at cotton, corn ana sugar cane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Tie demand Tor Logs continues umlttd-lta.ers a. li-
win csrton-onN purchasing i1r present " ant a ID
.t.e n Quebec and ~ John yellow Pine 1910 maud, WINCH
rerci4rf. Anxious 90 WON o'f-so tAc pf.eIt ~
n,r.rtaf a. SEQ not a. present look very 'atsil'-
~ NE EFF Baltic " ood viii c u'rsutr to s.fIe
.,teut M da .lnr fne market r Colonial spruce Deals
sr m fsuc-t and .e readily, 90 arrive, 10 current rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Germany.

In he early part of the week Prussia virtually eN-
Guided English newspapers By the imposition OF "a
havv Po>i-Ofice Tax SmCc then the order has oeea
repealed.
Berlin has been the scene Of festivals for "a week.
Hamburg correspondents states that conflict hdi
taken place between the Au>tran> and thc mob of The
suburbs of 80 Paul m Altoona. The Austrian troop,
fired ON the people IN Hamburg territory, killing anu
Of Hamburg aud Altona exceeded All bounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

IINCINNATi NtUUfNUlYl juno =
The cholera has Appeared m Princeton by. Sew
cral cases and two deaths having occurred. The
town Was nearly deserted.
\ few eases have also appeared At Memphis
Al Lexington. Missouri. there were eleven deaths
IN nyc days.
several deaths are reported To have occurred IN
tine canal near Petersburg, Indiana. from the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Tho Cnnaaiam Parliament.

IoR1Nro, We incS1ay. June p
Last nleht The estimates for 1851 were land before
the Legislative Assembly. The expenditure Is est
mated at - 630 900, OF which S5l1.eDO for public
works and 5sIO,OCO interest on the public debt The
scheme Of "a shifting capital Is 10 be adhered 10
$4,000 D, asked for the building Of a residence lor
the Governor, 40 Toronto, and Ike sum Tor tho
same purpose M Quebec, % which place the expense
Of removal Is sci down al S2O.OUO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Railroad aecidems-Fire az Few-Hopc.

BALTIMORE. Wednesday. June .
Tho tram ot car, from THIS city were thrown oil
ihc lrarh last evening. about DID miles from Washing
ton No one was seriously injured
Op,cS dry goods store. ~ Ncw-llopC. Pa, was
consumed DIS trc Yesterday. stock mostly >Iyei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

NV -VRLEANN, MunUHNl JUnF y
Advice, from san Antonio, foN1S, to the l'lh lust
have been received. captain Haraees expedition
INTO the Indian country had 50 far proved very sue
cc>siul The seventeen Americans AMI bcNicanS.
Who were delivered zap by thc Indians. hii been
Lrnnphi u SAn Antunin hN Jn.gc Rollins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

The greatest tranquility prevails Sa.danha has
taken precautionary measures against recurrence
oftne rebellion, disposition cvinced 9y the Army MT
was proceeding quietly with some OF ms proposed
reforms.
The Court of Inquiry into General Pum'- proceed
lng,. while Governor of Porto Rico. have reported
that ic ouch. not 10 receive any tJlonu app
uomimout, during the next three years. Many OF
jhe troops were hostile 10 the course pursued Toy
>adanha
Trade dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

BOSTON, Nt1nts ldf june y
An Engishman, named John Williamson, on his
way 10 Albany was arrested yesterday aud brought
10 his city charged IA beng connected IN the roo
berry Of the shiD Emily Al Charleston An eSamins-
ton VIII be- had tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Mr. Bracket bearer Of dispatches, AMI lads DIT MyrI
and iaJv 1lr Fpssoudcu ard lldy Misses and Master
Fes,oudcn Mr. Soulcn and lady SIX children aat 'efFi''
Nir Fuller and lady, Mr. Page ana hlt 5lr .iie. I'D /
lads Nr Rarncs ady and tro children, NJ lg-Acr anu
ady Nrs HARDY children and servant, Nlr, ifcH ,i'
and child and Messrs Sargent, Holland Feelings . r'
NaS.ovg CLARK Tabett H. ariels Cutler tlgn.. Pow
ers Arklev Stevenson Wells. Meade, Jf 'cnson tier
F,tovcr Brent, Fisher BrusCge, Orl"ty feI3 "s'
Coomls Glpcn. Auhui2 Weaver NeaNerl' NIam' Lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Markets

Recent. Of the past "a hours FLOUR $500 bbls
Wugsr. none CoRs. none. The market Is unset
tied Holders are asking an adyance which - not
met small sales Of Mich gan al Is d3 81. WHEAT
6rroness Of holders sales 1000 bush al 76G77c for
OHIO. 10000 bush mixed Western CoRs ,old al &c
OAR are dull and lower with sales Al 30c FREiSHr.
are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

BELFAST, "Wednesday. June %.
The foundry buildings, with a large two story
dwelling house, were entirely destroyed by IRE ths
morning. The los, b. $4,000, and the property IL
uninsured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Italy.

several Colonies. of the Pon,hcal STAFF have been
removed ~ the in>bgatlon OF the French.
The Austrans have al length entered the Fapa
Territories under an arrangement Win the tfehch.
The Press Is indebted to the Purser of the Europa
fer the following London telcgrapmc dispatch j
Latest Intelligence by Electric Telegraph.
LONDON, Saturday, June IA.
FR,vcF-Pars Bourse, Friday, Elves, % Threcs,
$3.50.
BRusseLs-The Belgium Ministry have returned
10 Office General Arboll Will De named Minister 0i
War.
HAvHrRG.-Nne persons were killed. and twety-
five wounded, IN The collision with the Austrian
troops 81, ,.,.
steam freae Is to be repaired before proceeding 10
Cork to embark troops for the Cape The Blfhen-
head steamer is 20 leave Portsmouth shortly, win
troops also. for % Ike destination
THE GREAT EXHIBITION TWenty-four thousand
five hundred and twenty persons visited the oudilns
YESTERDAY The receipts amounted 10 t22oo D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

The receipts during the past - hours nave Deen
FtorR 900 Dbl, WnEAr none Co.'s, II, 300 bush.
There are more buyers than sellers Of FLOUR al Oh
Dnces sales 2 go bbls al - IS - for Michigan
There IL supply Of CORN Dui me demand j. SoD1'
OATS are dull. 10000 bush sold al 3y1 ihc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Balloring. for L. ). senator for Connecticut.

HlNI FUHUl "li' =
Three tall0ungs IN the House for Y. ) senator
were had ms afternoon On the last ballot 2l9 vote,
we're cast Foster Wing hal 90 Seymour, Opp.
IOl Baldwin Wing. 10 scattering, D. The House
then voted by no 20 lo9 10 indefinitely postpone thr
matter 80 there VIII be- no Senator TN, year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
The Sentence of Death arains, circuit.

III'A, WednUsHly Juno .
petition h. I'M circulation M this city praying That
the sentence OF death against circuit may be- com.
muied 20 imprisonment tor life, or IN the event Of
the refusal OF HAT request for rcpTeye until a'ies
the trial of Conklug n October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
Heavy Return of Biu, from England.

NFN-ORLEAN,, Tuesday. June "a
It's reported that million ana a halt oi bills have
been received from Liverpool Henry Williams. the
agent of X T. Hyde. Who tailed lately in Liverpool.
has len fen EngHnd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
sinking of u steamer. Sc.

MEMPHIS. Tuesday, June -
The steamer Countess has sunk IN the shuie N
island No 90 m passing up.
The Indiana uycr Is stationary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
The Court of Appeals.

ELNRA, Tuesday, june q
Nos - IA, IL, Is 10. 20 and y passed II, Is ant
2arcscryed no L. argued . argument commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
FURTHER FO8FHCv NEWS.

ITNI-' - " .
Tie Europa sailed a. Dog An. Nothing ioca. of
.nieTc.f Communicate
Bermula files go nos furnish ans items.
ILcWcatler tc-c cold io- j.is season Crops -Cry
backward Gold rsin to-day. ali IRE ~ telegraph
room is 1y u0 means uncomfortable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
.Arriral Of the Marion.

tu,RLe>roN, Tuesday. June -
TIE steamship Marion. from New York arrived
here early this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Tie Committee of the Budget have prepared a re-
dpcton. of 100000 francs n the credits granted for
political refugees also 10 refuse subscriptions TO the
Italian Opera and Oto0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
The Co.dem Nimrdercrs.

BALrIyoRE. "Wednesday. Jane 25
The Goshen Wuuiercrs Taylor Murphy AMI Nhcl-
TEN. have been sentenced To b, huns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
By telegram to the New.Yerk Tribune.

Sosfle-H h17r-'c Tecgrapf Ozos. % Eassrer ar
Bcsrsr gfrcris
For tl8thr Te'egraplie Dsyaci~ see VIIft Psg,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

The Chairman decided a majority OF votes p0lied
90 elect. making the number requisite u
Amer The clerks had agreed ln their report ana me
result lad been announced, reading oi the ron ana
mention Of the names voted for Was demhuleI "htn
Nr Biting. of Philadelphia CO., stated mat me- hal
voted for chambers, ana not TOT Jc>'up as tdc Oi'4A
Cons.delab'e excitement ensued at TINS announce
mcut. it being considered an attempt ~ defeat the
election of Je>sup. in jcpuFng hun Oi the necessary
Nr. Biting subsequently, sand he had no ID feeling
IN reference 20 the matter and II another bailot as
gone INTO De- would vote for Mr. Jcssup therefore ne
asked that AS vote Tor Jessup be allowed % stand
Tie Prsudcnt SAID That he had already directed
tie Clerk 10 make the alteration and would not re-
admit thc vote oi btilng ill.,
WherCupon, Mc>>r,. Coulter, Nete-th' 'oheh}
and Chamtcr were declared nominees
4 second Ballot was then moved and agreed 70, Tor
a lfth and last nominee for the Supreme Bench
which resulted as follows , -
Jessup had 90 votes, Blmngi0n d. hdie H. w
T1Ti Bouot, Hale Withdrawn Burlington had
o.. Jessup g.
during me call Of the fourth ballot a motion was
made 20 suspend ne call anu adjourn Tor an noun
Tnon re,.sarnb'inq. the Convention proceeded With
the fourth ballot which resulted a. follows
WheTerron Je~,iIp Aa, duly declared tAe d0h
nominee for Tie Judge,hip of The supreme Benrh.
Mr. Rel moved that state Central committee
te appointed. 10 consist OF one person iIOi" e aoh
Senatorial District, to act on behalf the wing party
which was agreed
Oh motion. tie nominations were uAilliho''p
ratified t.It
Resolution. we're adopted recommending Iae dl-
ferent nominee 20 the people throughout tie state
TIE following resolution vas passed ~ accIa'
F.or,,d unanimously Thar The Delegate, u ils Con-
r, d tI.ally pledge themselves o. Use al ii.i ihI
laauaIf means o. secure te eeclNn ~ lit 1''4' ~
laced la domination ty tbs CONVENTION 3D..
4 resolution Was passed tend, ring th-hN' ~ .'o
Wing. If ancestor .0r their kinine>, AMI courtesy
o. the Delegate. -. ..
cheers
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~ The trial Of Lambert Norton and
lfferl. for cors..racy 10 deirad me o'''e pa" ~
Ncrr.s. re. 'lic5 % re acg".'ih
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W Judge MULLAUPHy, well known
one, ana Mighty esteemed citizen OF 81 Louis died in
that city on The 18Th inst
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The cargo 81 the brig Eide IA. from Porto hcD.
t,o,,gbf a s0s s6 % and - hhds AOlasses ~ %
cents per gallon.
Markets CAARLEsTOS, June -
Corros continue depressed sales 90 'aleS u
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