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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
The Crushed Lily.
BT MRS. N. A. pENlSoS.

There is but one thing in that beautiful
house, with its lavish adornments, its
stately halls, gorgeously fitted apartments,
;4s l.raaA sol~.------:----, ---..d nU"sy, iicL
oaked furniture, that gave sadness to my
heart when CHANGED to gaze upon it,
sending thrill of aching anguish to my
innermost being and that object was a
child.
1t may seem strange, but the first time
bcheld this lovely creature, (and never
before saw aught so beautiful, I shud-
dcred with an undefnable feeling of terror.
4 something vague, indistinct, mystical,
enIhralled me, and while l gazcd upon the
little creature like one fascinated, l felt it
could not be being Of earth, l knew it
was not being of heaven.
She was very slight and fairy like, and
her hair absolutely hung about her delicate
little form, shrouding it like glittcring
cossamer mantle, in shower Of golden
cleaning curls. Her deep set yet large
and spiritual eyes were, chameleon like,
constantly changing in expression, some
times appearing a deep brown, sometimes
soft dark blue, sometimes intensely black.
She was dressed with exquisite taste, and
her little robes were lavishly adorned with
various shades of silken embroidery. Her
complexion was colorless, but dazzling;
her expression-ah there was the mystic
ry-at once spiritual, heavenly, and yet
wanting in earthly intelligence. She was
an only child, and hciress to an immense
fortune.
Perceiving my bewildered and half
averted glance, the father, a man of great
beauty of countenance, and most COM
manding figure, drew the little girl to.
wards him; and while a shadow yelled his
brow, he said in subdued voice, "this is
our Lily, madam, our dear little crushed
Lily )" and he folded her to his heart, and
gazed down yearningly upon her.
"She was one of the most frolicksome
children" he continued, "bounding from
room to room, hinging her thrilling bird
notes through the corridors, and laughing
in infant joyousncss, only year ago."
at was but year ago, my Lily" he
murmured plaintively, drawing her closer
to his manly bosom.
"One day there was a wild storm; ter
rifle tempest !; and we all sat hushcd and
breathless, listening to the rolling crash of
the reverberating thunder, whose hollow
echoes yet ring in my car.
We sat together; I supported my
shrinking wife ; little Lily had flung her.
self upon the floor and buried her face in
my lap. Suddenly the atmosphere became
dark and heavy; even my heart, stern as
am, grew sick with fear. The castle
rocked, the wind seemed to pour in sheeted
gusts, against the windows.
A great fash of redli light filed the apart
ment; quick shrek succeeded and my
beauteous child rolled over from my lap
upon the floor, with distorted features, and
extended cyc-balls. O! my God can !
ever forget that moment, freighted with so
much w0 to me?"
Large drops stood in his eyes, and for
myself, l was weeping.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04

"My poor delicate wife, who adored the
child, filled the house with her lamenta
tions medical aid was at hand. l would
have died for my Lily; besought the
Almighty +" he bowed his head-"l
dared him to summon my idol; L was wild
l was mad-mad.
consciousness was restored but the
mind was stricken; it had folded its wings
when the fire bolt scathed their brightness,
and it has never scared since"
But We love her even more dearly"
and he impressed burning kisses upon the
child's waxen brow, 1--WE love her with
a more intense devotion it would be
death to part with her now, God spare me
to strengthen the dropping plant; my poor
crushed lily
l stole one glance more at the child
she was asleep. The noble father bore her
in bis arms, and Laid her upon rich velvet
couch then, as the threads of gold fell in
shining bands over the rich fabric, and
mingled with the glittering bullion that
fringed the dark drapery, he sighed heav-
lily, and turning, left the apartment with
hurried tread.
"Truly a crushed Lily" whispered I,
as l bent over and touched my lips to the
crimson petals Of her sweet mouth.
Dear little angel, she is in heaven now,
an d the broad domains of her father have
fallen into the possession of distant kind
rod
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04

searching and fearless scrutiny, before the
final verdict is rendered at the polls
Union Times.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-04
nrsy1sDyRg CHRONICLE .
An INDEPENDENT FAMILY JOURNAL
Issued on Wednesday mornings at Lerts6urS
JInion counfy, Pennsylvania.

Union county, Pennsylvania.
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ii for six months. 81 for Mercantile ADVERTISE
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NOT within the range party sectarian contest
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Asy l3
Quite q number Of our citizens accompanied
the President and suite as far as Burlington and
BordentoWn, this morning.
Edward d. Ford, colored, on trial in this city
for the murder Of Owen Cook, colored, in anuary
last, was found guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree, last night.
The COTToS market continues very q1iei Small a. es
OF Upland II Glz cts T. 10, lime for middtng fair
fsir Quality The demand for FLOUR confines
limited and only 700 bbs standard brands sold al - =
Dol including lot OF good Western 81 3lt The sales
FOR city consumption small ~ former quotstOnG
sms sales OF RYE FLOUR, 81: as a. 10 CoRN MEAL
no further transactions hsve been msde. We quote =
a s7t T. bbl. GRAIN-WheN continues In limited re-
quest snd prices lower Sales Of NM huth@s good
Penntylvsns white Wequole red ~ 95 cG p oulh.
Co'ns 10 steady demsnd snd $500 70 1900 bush. yellow,
sfost 80 ste Oatt are ets ecgve. Siet OF 500
bushels al d44cn for prime PeDusyvanis cents for
good Soulhern and 40 cents for DARK Virginia WHISKY,
IN hsrels, 10 rahsr lower. Sales 81 . cents hhds are
held si ~ cents
Lebigb Int 854: $50 do 60; Penn Bank, ll9t ! .7b3
Susg Canal S.: $4,000 DO 65l 8 200 State S. 9ll
$500 DO %; 500 e 6. 81, III $3.50 L-hgh IS, So
$1,000 City w g. as ei; l2 LehiRh Ma, S4k 100 sen
Nav, l2 50 Grsrd b. 1T 50 Pmad Bk, lo5 loo
Coal, Ia
second Board-lO0 Union Canal iSl; no Reading R r,
274 3S Mech Rb ~; $500 County 10, n l5t; Norm
Bk Ky l12t; 81 900 81 Louis Ca o. % 200 Coal Ii
lOOoSch Nav So 68. 40; Penn 43 100 Lehigh lnL
- 10 Far and Mech BK, 69ii $1,000 Reading Mortgage
Bonds 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

calls sssSi,su n ls.s. vSts.sls; and Ia ,'ss.
El6 TS,SS.
According to the message Of the Governor o
connecrcuL Ihs balance ir he Treasury March ST. 1870
wutAs2l 70 Recelpa Of the year slS-sSs ss. nsking
totsl Of ssa Sst e. The eSPendiurss vers siezt q.
being gli SIC 81 e IhAn lsss year In sddiaco 10 s
dp.ry expenses So 40 have beer rad tte debt TO s
school Fupd reducing Il yearly oneeat Tbs balance In
he Treasury on The siE Of March 1881. wss sas n
which hss been Increased since nearly ssos fss 70
cep Of The School Fund for The last eses year hzve seu
slSsoeo S. There has beeE paid 10 hat time ~ S,t|
scholars Oh % each sl2sleS leaving sarpas sss ss
Of March. 1884, OF sSs76 IS
A large meeting has been held At EliEsscsA-
towr, N IN favor Of Rr read song Iee veal aEe
LShe chAmpaio, between PAsbarg and ne sasogs and
Washington RAilrosd.
The ceremony Of breaking ground on the Cie-
cnnsu and Bepre Ralrosd-one OF The inks of The 0rssf
ghi-ne Railroad which 10 une Baltimore With ct.
cnnau and ST. Lous-took place 90 The "a inst. a. Gresa
6eld. Ohio. The people Of Rsss co1asy debersung
on further County Subscription Of s2o 40 to his Road
The passenger business OF the sixth week Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad gives total Il
$50. The Portage County Whig ssys
The work south OF Rsvenns 10 Progressing with oil pcs-
slbe speed Large orces al work along the Whole
lee 9Th Of The line ard 0eng sided every day
In lew days an extensive gsrg VIII commence pattng
down The rail soSh from IEis point The iron ess al g.
rived Necessary 10 complete The road
We eRnnex statement of the Exports from this
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

TIE CENSUS ON ls5O.-We have seen in seve
rel newspapers illusions msde b. letter writer's 10 his
city 10 The proposed visit Of Mr. O. C. Kennedy OF the
Census Ofce 10 Europe connecting Il WITH the Great To-
oustriAl Exhibition open In London. His yisii, we
are informed has no reference exhibition the object
being examine into the methods adopted FOR tabular ar
rspgs ens by those Governments which have Just
their census and 10 obtsn Information concerning
the machinery ard results OF the sauacal operations OF
u Old World in progrefS, and knoWledge Of thsn
and workings and 10 endeavor 10 ehec some
arrangements by whch their and our own census o2ets
t,ops ths be rendered more ecprocaly beneficial This
MS believed can be effected BY understanding which
,hs secure The collection Of ~ many similar eiemsnAy
fscIs as nossiule be publication OF such facu viii sd
rnl thereof IN uniform mspner. and by arranging me
tables Of ages and ORer statistics 20 10 admit OF an eey
cCupretve view OF the present condition ana reauVe
prog ress OF each nation Such cOntummauOn woald te
of incacusbe importance, and Il seems li!te Angular
that 10 this ale Ay ahOu be left The projection OF msa
cure Appsrenty feasible aud 10 Itself 60 simple, Wh.s
with inieres snd results OF such great naenuie
We are happy 10 learn that The plomaIe Agens OF Ihe
Europe ions IN sshin son; nsuEeat dsousi
lion 10 fscllhAe lhlI movement. Washington hePu0uc'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
ANNIVERSARIES.
American sunday-schsoI Uniou.

The twenty.seventh annual meeting was he q
In the Musical Fsnd Hall, Philsde phs, yesterday, Hon
Judge ball in The chair.
EREcEPTs-ss2s40 q; OF VIII Cd s34244 IS we're donS'
uons t5ss 81 legsoies Sl4ts2s 7s for Gales ani
psymett Of debts; from ensots renting rooms OF Ihs SO
ETY. s2Se - reLt Of depository 3 ooo Balances from
stereotype plates s. a64 5s COPY
IiRhu and editing s. IS . EGG Ayings - - y pA0er
Si3 4s r. printing sf45s 35 oiodinR s4s4 d 51le'
snd Testameuu bought and miscellaneous eo)ts olr-
ctAIed 10 f orders t674s 75 Interest loans, s11o
o. osns psid $500 sres Of tecreiaFyi slpefnse-
dent OF book keeper ssssnsn CLERKS snd e.
bcTerE $3.50 II; rent OF deposay ana oinces VV'
tSIes S5 p salaries sDd expenses or one n1nled alo
ihrtyEK mission aries ant agents and donauons o. Doot
dram his wear OF s. thar ,he amount received
FOR his yurposs miscellaneous ems, Sfs6 O5 balance
The socsty iS now Indebted for paper binding. &c,
ISL 100 b. itch added she snogui OF loans neAriog ~
SS9 60 e. EXHIBITS tOtsi inde )iec nest OF ~ d.
The amount Of stock OF paper and books Ssi43' 30
SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY COLP0RTEuEs.-One nun
drsd ard twenty'even OF ,he'e sDorefs oave Pm o
ployed Tor various peocI OF time twenty Our osea1
states and Territories These 5u1dsyscloOl missionary
colporeuTs have eSsbshed l594 new schools and hsYe
i,ed sud revived 99 Oer schools aliOgeiher em0rac
ipg "a $50 teachers ard l55 492 scholars. They have dis
diluted by sale and donation s3l9si worth OF religious
TrseDt GAIA have been made for Sunday School MIS-
IonsIeS especially IL be Wel oregon ana Cs.uosl..
10 organize ard eitsbsh Sunday Schools, but 70 ihese
ser aces The Society hss been able 10 send single
man FOR the want OF funds , ~,
Donations OF books TsctI &c. have been Ima1e (ln-
cuoipg 400 g. details OF which are not ye' report
Cd 10 the OF 1880 IS and these, wiIh Ine cnsrg
10 the donation account specified IN the general report OF
receipts and expenditures makes Ihe amount expended
N missionary labor Rro donations during The year enons
March J. 1851 &4578O T. showing al scua expenditure
nv the Society during the past i've for services Of
sunosy-schOol missionary eolpoue9I and donations 70
sundsIchoos OF Sls95 80 beyond the contributions re-
ceived for lhiI purpose.
PUBLISHING DEPARTNEST.-Fory-Six new publications
have sued ouEg the Sa year equal to 6O0O pages
lemO
Ybe Sunday yolool Journal published semimonthly for
iesohers tnd me 1ontt FsnAg 1aset,s puonsnsa S'T
onsee and The great reduction OF postage on these pa
pers urder The poiiofce lAw, Will no doubt largely
incTeaIe The circulation.
No profit derived from these pspers the subscription
Price merely covering the outlay FOR psber and printing
TIE total value OF publications distributed during the
$50 go So.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

HARVARD COLLEGE The " bill TO change the
organization " Board OF OyerseeS OF The diversity
of Cambridge" unanimously passed ils nrs tebsao .
ssgr Ia the of Msssschuselts on Friday IL pro
vices" ssys The Boston fdr~yer, "ths The Board OF
Overseert shs n ure ccnlst OF thirty seven persons Of
whom seven are 10 be the Governor, Leu.easntGoy-
error President Of The Senate, Speaker OF tho Holse
Secretary OF Tho Board Of Educauon aud the President
and Treasurer Of the Harvard College erorcs and ihe
remaining thirty umstely TO BE- divided luo six clas
IS one Of which consisting Of nve m7moers, snaI Dc
cho,ep by the legislature ~ convention, every year
hat each memter shall hold his Office ilr six years.
Yhe Board present composed OF eighty hfee msa-
ben, of whom fhy three sre hs Governor Lieutenant
GoverBoT moe Councillors forty seusors and me spesK'
e. Of the house and President OF the Unigeriy er0c
end there thirty permanent members CHOSEN Tor HE
me vacancies being tLed by the Board
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

WHEAT CRoP.-We lesrn from gentleman
who recently down the 1ue Of me seIet1nisiue
Railroad from Ohio hsI TIE extensive WheGi neds OF ne
Counties OF Randolph, Delaware sac Madison never
looked besr for heavy y.edS a. Ia season o. ne eG
The farmers In hal great wheat prOducng Ion oi our
slse have been stimulated by prospect OF me Ipeeoy
completion OF The railroad, and are Increasing sfgey the
grounds cultivated n ihat sspe Arucle aud preparing
ibeir lands and culuvalug hem 10 proper mEnnor.
Indianapolis Ind Safe Jo1rsal. IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

PENNSYLVANIA LAws.-LdD IR Belat0n D.
Nia1 Goods by Sdm1es Sc Al lne lsge session OF ne
egiIsufe lLW wa pGIIud which goes 1870 7l7e1 20
oss respg The sale OF goods or nerchandse y IS
% or other tpeciuen for account OF any mtClalA
mApufsciurer or Olher person having his Ffncipa
psce of busnesE within nis TIE law imposes lao
OF $500 upon any pefIou Offending onehs1 70 . 70 7
ormer and tbe OH er hsf 10 Ne psd Ciy Treasurer
Tor The use OF the Commonwealth The set makes ne 10
former competent witness In Inc csse. . . ,.
talso provides inst the City Treasurer fnal ISL -
Ger se 10 sell goods and merchandise within ne couny oI
Phsde phis pie card otherwise, % srJ p-t'l
DO msy not have bis principal place OF butness WAN
e Slate upon the payne of $500, which t1ui 10 t1f -
use OF the Con wealth No license is TO extend Tor
greater period Of time than year from is GATE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

COMMON CoUNcIL PRocEEDIN5S-At the regu'
i.r monthly meeting Of hits body on Monday evening
,-,olutop az adopted Inviting Milsrd Fumore fresl-
Ssnt Of lhe United States and such members OF hi Caol-
e NAV accompany him 10 visit Brooklyn 81 s1cA time
a. be can make Il convenient 50 10 90 arc Sonneee "
~ we're appointed TO carry the came into effect keso.
ron, we're a so adopted directing ioe Comnnsoner oi
Rsrs,r, ard Supplies cause pronles 70 DC nsoe OF
Drr.is.. Ruer Bshic and WNren sn ron FiAi0ush 70
hTr-sv spd Uudersnl FROM Atlantic TO fis1ousa
ths, Incense se granted 10 snch OF tne Sr7en 1000
=, n,,s over the Hsmli,ou-sV brose tot " escf
80. IhA, SEC Annually be allowed 70 Mrs hsona NO
Myrte sverue sssesIe Of ~, na
~ ~ hons. of HOOk and Ladder Co No Dc rsouh
70 .Ssonmcd sis Hose Co No IN sddidoni h.. Street
ConTssioneI sppoen and s'e's 80 - "a a,
Nsi,oI 20 Mi az hat Il be ret,rcd 10 NE LsH Zen
mues 10 report an ordinance toroisSog tne oSos "a
,hs tb- Chef of Police insuGct Policemen % maAe
tsoroUeh exsmualou VI the oly 20 d'c0Vss nai'Aaes'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
TUESDAY, May iS-P.A
4 Stocks the Market was rather active, an

In Stocks the Market was rather active and
generally Ihe market was buoysns- There Was : iAEs
tVy Reading which a. he First Board dl;i7sIea De-
tween 81 Gii. una after the Bosrc when aisps1ae'
from Phlsdelpbis, quoting lower prices naa az aaia'''s
be effect ard ihe market fell OF 70 5i9'4 H"@ 'si7
zrsphed at tie tolls on coal by he Reading Co have
been reduced So e un which brings he rate 10 leo eS
q nn. Harlem was frn Aat IL good demand Ere wa
scuve and 'lesey ssi asst Incomes were very o10y
ard ard seve $50 90 ofel4ooCo were sod ASA sfesio
and nne. TIE publication Of he Long Island reP0'' -.
favorable efe: upon lne market and ne 'soek
70 81. Edgworh was 6rm, bui PortsmoaA leH o. 70 q
and Aasr The Board sold a. Rochester sy'acu'e ~
proved 2 cent Norwich vaS srm. hons"h "n H'H
very steadily, The Grnexsd statement 'noN'A feE-A N
-ren.a IN -. t..t four
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

OUR SENTIMENTS ExACTLT.-"A Httle more
than eiRhIy years ago Esys he K tsoad 81 ol In ne
in pors Of Virgins amounted 10 Sfts54- Ana nose OF
Nev.Y 10 s9Q7.OO In 1919 me iDporI Of Virgins
amounted 70 S2fl S5 and the exports u domestic pro
duce IS SIS ~: he imports Of New York 70 ts2ol1c
ard her exports Sc 25 Such fscs - lhese cannot %
TOO frequently repeated. Thy bgrHagg eis,aee -
bnfU red bot coal hs back Of ne isTvapn DA i9r
Aiss On h yQre oGnBof 1Ptee to0 so0H or 10 gs'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

TIE TEXAs FRONTIER The Fort Smith Her.
ad OF The 9Th u publishes order from The head ar
trrs which hss received 10 The elghh military deps-
mruL oTt cling The sssb sbment OF GORDON oI posA 10
restrain he ucursOns OF hose lodans sgsna Texas as
well - protect ihe route o' emigration from Afksnsas "
Nv Mexico TIE sitss OF posls have de- nle
&c ected Gen ATbuckle commander OF the department
has been iDuuHed with conaiderabe Discretionary pos ef
u hst respect Under Instructions from hin, General -
bnsp with sn OF ghty men, will lmmedissy pro-
ceed 10 make further reconnaissance OF me country pc
psrsorv to movement the regiment hs perm 1aen1
locstion (which viii be effected during The summer
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
,h. Susauehannah-BurgIa
Ifsai hiP sIaFkeus

NOkFOLk' MOhusYi MAI Il.
q lam figate Susquehaunah proceed
The Z . "a far Is Smiths Island. and re-
ed on oa'.N o.ts Naval anchorage about clock n
Turned 20 sS' The trial vas highly satisfactory
me evsr rreSsrds the speed Of the ship and the
ooIn - N her engines. large number Of gen.
woiAlns yere on board The day Of her sailing
-. s.,I not vet been fixed upon.
nsT TSe me- warehouse of Messrs J. Jordon c.. was
..,sreS on Saturday night, the safe opened, and
sS'n, sI95 stolen theretrom. The thief then
ni,oed a quantity Of powder and old papers un-
der one OF the desks and applied so" match,
but luckily the mssch went oo' before the hie
lesSnS - F1ebang. Bark soch to-day a. l0i9lle
,r,'ls'. oIss = a change Ii The Produce market.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
rur - Corkrr NAssAcRE.-We lave e.

IHE NM JUINII AAssAI MI " 9 NaFC IcE
ceyed from onr correspondent 81 Cheigersown says ne
Bqinnoye Sun port Of he proceedings OF lie exsn.
pson hello on Saturday ss Of Ncho s. Murphy and W.
liam sbetop the charge Of participating u sne marief
OF the Coscen iAmiy Pie b0Ody mystery II fEiT way
Of beinf uuraveed The CieseTt0-B Neio5 OF Saturday
ssys msn named John sedwell was srres.ed yetef-
esv a. Csntwells Bridge Del and brought 70 C1estef-
town Jail charged with the murder of The Cosde1 hany
There are nine altogether al charged VIII ne n1r'
0sr w. Anrshau Tsylor Thomas DrunmOnd, Wiian
SheAou John Bedwel, Wm. We5Slsr, Ncnoas Murphy,
Jobu Ford samuel siLI snd James RCoerls'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
rvposr.Sr ARREsr.-For soue time past the

IMEUkIANI AkHEsI.-EU UI HJLIlc EIL-IS II :
ear, on the C. c Railroad have beer dsgained oy %.
suuctors aced upOr between Green wien AZ
New. Lonoon wsIch was set, sHd mar o. weAl - =
reVgted peiy-s deacon OF me ehurch-"ss Il -
srt N psrrs fence rail across The trEck &c E1 yes
terdsv taken before jusuce and bound over Ior - -
psNsnee al The uexl Of the COori u hafoo
Toledo (oniol Blade.
THF WORLDS F.IR-A letter from NJ. BID
ss ,he Agert 10 the Words FG.r 10 pghlso74 II toe
Nafsoaa Iafosy yeseer Of yesterday de say, "a. - .
tsrsst 10 taken IN American manulse11I1s y -, -
fy. esprsv The carriages which have been sen Tor ek
biot We learn from stter snai he Ans5lesn is
D AZ bad ussrly al been properly aTaoged
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
Massachusetts LeEisIature.

BOs Ton, Tuesday May Is.
The House to-day rejected the bill giving the
credit Of the State, 70 the amount Of 100000,
in aid Of the construction by the Troy and Green
Geld Railroad of tunnel through the Hoosac
Mountains. The vote Wss 237 Nays TO l09 Yeas.
ibis was party measure, and l6 of the Boston
Delegation voted in its favor. An attempt is 10
be made to bring up the bill in an amended form.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
nInrLern....ALEANY. May |.

The receipts since our last have been FLOUR,
ofCN obl, WHEAT 500 bush CoRN, so 600 DO FLovRls
..dv hui moi sctlye ihe sses have been 500 bbs Al
lI2 tor srsit State s4a4 y or Michigan and oOGt 6z
o., pnre Genesee Prime WHEAT 10 In fair demand ior
illtng pnrposet The sales OF Corn 22e goo b0sh,
st s5!c Tor mixed Western Rud 81 FOR round yellow.
200 bush RYE sold al 7207Se. OATS are hrmi sales
smO hush Al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
nnrtrunliya Rire nr PhiiadeIph hIn.

PHiLADEtFHlA, T0eeohy' May 10
The large plsnipg mill Of jacob 2. Wilson, at
he foot of WAshiDston-st. Southwark was en-
t,ey destroy yed by fire az O'Clock this evening
I,o sse extensive steam saw mill OF Mercer q
PecsiD, adjoining The ire is supposed to have
rsuobt from an engine. The loss is very heavy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14
CAUTION ....-....FOr Ths TnoaI

An elderly man, about sc or 60 years OF age,
rather medium size whose face and gestures
might indicate hard drinking 10 calling round the City with
asubscripuon book and collecting money FOR sn object
that has 10 existence The writer victnized 30 a
sma am cunt ard wishes 10 prevent others from being
mui.t m the same manner. HlS general appearance Ia
rhher coarse and rather ard reckless His dress
A. rear az recoecled dark But hE whole story hss
name. are shown you ~ recommending the object
''' ~ " CITIZEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

ARRESTS BY THE POLICE.-Uslsna Koch, =
yourg German woman yesterday arrested oy ofheet
ismont Of Chiefs Once, charged win rooolng neI
misuess. Mrs James Gordon Bennett, OF Two - osnk
hs yvele found N her possession. The accused
a A. sn attendant ou Ars Bennett during her lse NIP 10
Havana and s,uproaed 20 have en ewey 10 1e vAue
OF s GEO from Mrs during The Journey ehe W1 Ioekoo
UT bv Justice Osborne for uia-
A mar named John Rroge wEs Yesterday arrested on
charge Of rsceyiDc stolen goods de W1 ne4e Sy 1auce
8 Beshey for examination. , ,, .
box oi wine, valued al SIS from me store OF ~ NAH
ron No - BROAD o. The wine wss recovered.
Nm Ames was arrested on q charge preferred Oy ENlo
4 Porter Of receiving Eo.en goods. DE wn he'd 20 oA W
$500 10 Arawef the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-14

MURDER IN w-ORLEASs.-A party Of Irish
drsymen got into quarrel in coffee house coroer OF
Common and Circus SIS New Orleans the night Of the
3l issf One of them named Mckinney, was stabbed 1y
another named Nc Cord, 30 that he died soon aier.