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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23
Mt5Ek.L.H G.AK6LINA
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY STORE,
-.
Palmer & Ram saw

TTAVE Just received the most splendid stock of
IL Rich and Handsome Goods
their line offered for sale in the city of Raleigh,
the elegance the articles being only surpassed by their
usefulness and convenience. The patterns entirely
new, and the beauty of the various designs by which
they embeshed are quite unique and ncifn reach
ing the very highest perfection of art and skill We de-
sire inspection, which is the only proof necessary to
convince all persons of correct that such splendid
Goods at such very reasonable prices offered
before in North Carolina. Our Fashionable Store, there
fore stands A. No. among the attractions OF the City
OF Raleigh during the present Winter
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23

4 MOTHER Lot of those beautiful four dollar Mole
"A skin Hats, just Received by Express.
r. TUCKER & SON.
Raleigh, March End, 1851. a.
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Cloths, CaSsimeres, &c.
AT No. 9, FAYETTEVILLE ST.
DLACK French Cloth,
ID Black Doe Skin Cassimeres.
Fancy CaSSimeres, general assortment
Good and Common Vestngs
Black Satin do
Silk and Worsted Serge, Padding and Canvass
Bed Blankets, various sizes.
White and Black Cotton Waddinp
Gentlemen's Marine Shirts and Half Hose
For Sale low by
J.BROWN
Raleigh. 2sh Oct, 1850. s39-tf
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For Sale.
4 MARKETING, Tufted Hearth Rugs and Carpet Bind
~ ing,
rs Negro Blankets, Negro Krsy, Marlboro Stripes,
100 ps Dark and Light Prints, Dohlys and Napkins,
Sup. Table and roweling Diaper, Birds eye Diaper
With general assortment Crockery and Glass ware
among them,
White Granite Dinnerand Tea ware, Ewers and Basins
White China Tea Sets, and Cups and Saucers,
Cut and Moulded Goblets Tunbiers and Wine Glasses
J. BROWN,
No. 9, Fayetteville street,
Raleigh Oct. %, 1850. $50
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23

New Books.
WNHE Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey.
IL complete, with portrait The Portfolio of a South.
ern Medical Student, by George NJ Whaiton, M. D.,
with Illustrations by Croome.
Home Influence by Grace Aguilor
Mothers Recompenses
Vale of Cedars, by
Woman's Friendship
The Bards of the Bible, by Chiffon
Received this day by HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, February It'll, 1851. 30
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White Wine for Cooking.

lust eIved and for Sale by
81 WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
December l9, $780, 10
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Improved ONOrsicc6ssg Machine,
CHOULD be in every CARPENTERS SHOP in
- the State.
Il will Mortice through inches, with the greatest
possible ease, and is worked by either hand or foot
Price 40 dollars Complete. Address Post Paid,
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Raleigh, N. E..
December 9th, 1850. 10
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Umbrellas and ParasOIs.
WE would invite the Ladies to call and examine ouI
w extensive stock of green blue, and olacA Oofuei
and Lined Cambria Silk and Satin Parasois.
,aotw If Umbrellas consisting in part of green blue
and black Silk, Super Scotch bingham, &c; COM
Just received by H. IOONn" ~
Raleigh April 4, 1851.
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works ON Cookins, &c.

vw0RY = Roy If YOU want good Buckwheat and ba'''
Cakes for sale at the Drug Store OF m
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, 70.
December 10. 1885,
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T AMP OIL, Burning Fluid, and Phosgene Gas
i good supply expected by next freight Train.
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh. Nov. 81, 1850. g.
Window Glass.
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Linseed Oil.

O BBLS. this day received and for sale at the Drug
OStore of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co.
Raleigh, March 81, 1851. 43-
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A LOT OF FRESH THOMAsTON LIME, Just
N received, and for sale by
r. TUCKER & SON.
Feb. IL, 1851. %
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Prs Red Clover Seed.
A SUPPLY of Fresh Clover Seed, just received and
IN for sale by P. F. PESCUD,
Raleigh, April list, 1851. a.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23

A LARGE supply of Window Glass on hand, some
~ of which was bought at auction, and will be sold
low. Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1851. III P. F. PESCUD.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-23

From Liverpool to Whining Ton ~ ~
DIRECT IMPORTATIoNs.
a have just received large stock OF
Inn cgxEN:8, & L.qSS& QUEE.NsS IV'skE
sAk direct from the Liverpool manufactures which
am prepared to sell very reasonable TERMS at "h0is
sale retail. H.. ;rronorts-
e.; I'LL cav that fair share of patronage Is a"
as to enable me to compete with any other importer ~
the limited States offer fair chance to all "no "''
disposed to build up Southern Independents c0n,;nns
In addition the Crockery Business - Commune
70 Keep a large and well selected stock Oh
Farming Implements
to which particularly invite the atteno4 Oh my ls;
inc friends am continually in receipt OF the latest I'M
in these articles and % ons 81
IN showing 'e " ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
them. % ,oso 5-6m.
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Builders Companion

Builders Companion.
CONTAINING the Elements of Building, Surveying
" and Architecture, with practical Rules and Instruc-
ions connected with the subject. By A. G. Smeaton,
Civil Engineer, &c. For Sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1850. O.
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"a MOLESKIN, Beaver, Otter, CalIfornia, ANGELA
- Plush. and Fur Hats, Gents, Boys, and Childrens
Sup Cloth, Prince De Jonyiile Fine Military, and
Jenny Lind Caps, just received and for sale by x
r. TUCKER & SON.
Sept. 2lst, 1850. -t1s s34-
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NEW ARRIVAL.

lust received few sets of handsome Grandoles
- also Silver and Plated Spoons and Forks Call the
North Carolina Fashionable Jewelry Store
On hand large assortment of Fine Razors, Pocket
and Pen Knives, and Scissors Warranted 10 be good
PALMER & RAMSAY.
December 9th, 1885, 10
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Lamps, Lamps.
HAVE on hand large supply of Lamps for Gas or
Burning Fluid bought at auction low price, and
winch Will sell very cheap. Also a supply of Lard
Lamps, in good order at 25 EACH YOU
want Bargains. P. F. PESCUD
Raleigh, January LIST, 1851. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
TIE CONVENTION

Thursday. F,h 81. 1850
NJ Shelly concluded his speech Ia f,vnr Il ia, " he
Bass, and very interest 20 and israr w. ia Dr.
fence of his IL presented amount OF .at.u
cal affirmation which eyiarrd hh,r and research and
very adri " attempted by its means dtlve \ wrdle.
between The II ie Waer a-d III, li..nan, co ,nt. :;
mud between II rural lnoati and the ctrr, of lhs
Conmonweal h.
MIR. Beale. Of Wesmn'ehud. i we'd II a speech
which was marked by great f. NY of exp.r on aad
strong points. winch lis ened Ia with mrca Al
iention. lie spoke in favor f IL MNo1 Res H.
was not To be swept away by the MAR 1T iu4ovatan.
which wa now lnuudaiug the cauntrv. Tn mru sef
from Greenbuer had euogis. lha men II he nyen
ton Of 80. but his eulagy liac the rainbow. which,
beautiful 10 he giz", only served Ia aate, whilst h.
ronsgned 10 oblv their noy In the dark waters Il
the abyss below. lie denounced ihosc af>ta
cSsfs. The member from Grcenh.let bad been BON II
shot of the building. where they sa and he
the leader Of the cohorts OF The W. with oi, h
in hand to burn down the sanctuary which his IA hers
had worshpped. Gen lemen ueed not tax OF ,innal
equality principle, when they are willing t
work il ou' 10 lis practical resi-. Is. Applg the Wnu
BASIS, and take the excess and d, r IN the Different
localities of the STATE, and have 800 1872 people VII
are totally disfranchi.'d lm give Mrsan | DE-, gate
and you give Norfolk. wi h three times the population
only delegate. Let members sing muIe ho>aanal,
to "Poliica equality" after this. n Dispach.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27


/ Inc vote va. IA tAea un fseamuItag the bill
+ 7rd de'cfufaed "a The NEGATIVE
+ NJ Frfgns moved . uend IL" hll b. sifl, ~
rot thu vor "Geatn" and ins't ''aad Ton ..ser.
The VT shsa taken - ID fnsein'nt al r.s4if
ei -aSos - u.fs - = h." 7fueHlnent VS. agre.d
90. u. s eeslcnily aHHsaL a tn arneHd.aen W.
adapted - ri IL.
NJ fegIs ii further naF=i :, amend 'y s.fIhr.g Ut
tie "sfls 90 ite I'tf W1.t" II ~h'.l zach Nv
RICE anl aseH lat ssae punt IA the county ~
Nlne merry ehrh va ad p'd-
Nr fef9r- tfhc' maf'd '' f.fie '"i tn BIB an
10 50 tnn-s Aitfsh "a@ Hzfftd W.
NJ f@g,-a ffrbrr N Nd r'stik oui all affhe lolb
s"r'ea,ese"w tn ii""in2 claus. Aud nohae = IN.
set rff aed sie b. 81 nsifa"d as 10 pr'vcn nd N
pay TN IA neoeng tn con tue - Ut fstf f"'I al
- POM al intersection vii III" Nhssa ard l'no",,e@
lt"m7d ani pf'sernu"t =" s"' westward nj i'I Il.
H. o" at'1 u "e ai''f' 'a5 e. '"n hs'm"H &" ''d f'a
al MS sr'n ionml ''7.' he amendment vi a1iesd
I"
Nj. l1mmln moF"I substitute LII ia" Ill u pro
p's smp' calfi'' ''d a9ih'I'hes ihr N'h',,a Gap
Runad ''mt1ny. The 'fnifa' u tiIf'1'. ile N',tnl1
and ieaes~rr Rflfo'I' mi 'h' JIM Nv and "a
40 Wa - "ytin '" 90 "i'' II. J. "."ss ''"
mad I'm w I.fhssi.f 10 the GA nv.
NJ. lmhn ea.lei 'h" re'tn~ gn4sI'n
VI Danunn " vel an aJ"'n'neh'. "hr2 Ms ">t
5a ir Wa ih,n t'he7 'a ''' 91.s 10" Hhs''' IN
main gae- '' shaaId '' ~" put aud I'll IN .0' ri
hfn'u 7y' ~. ZOOS =
VIZ. i'3i"'" a'e'" 'n' 'aiaR ",e ''' u u -
h. ma a p.4 .al ~ iI''al'o' r. wa 2f7t''.
Nj u 81 Nm ~ ''nfhim IN had R'rn fhP3.' ny
others aad Hre3 DIV l"o At me esi III INNS 81
'"' ''.t niI'f IL cons ''eu'n III i"'' 'a5aa+" 's
nuF ii MS ,iieh''. lie ma no iN"'"' 31e'' II
l'e "3ifr' ana In one ha7 'r'o h7f' OPP 7.'' '"'o
u "7 - a' c''' ,'" VIM ''''''''' ~ '''
81 ."s si.a' '','l1'l ''se' n,7 a ''' '3 Il ="
men req ~ ~ III" - ,'' 'i'a7'' w. hoc" ''
NV e'l' ''il5e ''.'a 'n'Lief - l''s. ',' IA
" w. ,| "',,,' ~. , 49,.
~ ~" .r' ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
VIRGIN. LEGISLATURE
HOUSE
Il,arslay 1871.

Ibursiay. - ISL.
IT. Tire House Il Deepaies thu proposition IN adI'urH
,i3e dr. tho 2aad inst. I'D DOWN ~ Is,r"
msJafsv In amendment Of n. IHbdan. ip the
lection Pe<ranement 81 eif7e & ceefy qpalrf d
Voter Haicr the Constitution l#e illita vote
rat fraiian ar rejection adopted
The lngian Ceo-rl le-lrofa BHl w. taken ~.
and kud ol IRAN. lar d,ht i1Jo,i 10 hy tio-e WIN
opposed /, allowing branch utt' Ia New Htsef, M 80
" h. asrr tayf aod by opponents ot Tie al enry
H. tfa rlIuI1g In any decision. ia ll1us. a Hfpet
4 IR.IIll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27

MOSBy HOLCoMBE ARE NOW RECEIVING
lV1 at their Auction and Commission House The Mar
ke House, lot OF Cutting Machine, Com shelters and
those extraordinary Poughs which have Ion the last years
taken The premium at the New York Agricultural Fait
They have now on hand for inspection aud sale the different
plumbers, say Peakskill Improved No. IS s l9l, 1874
TO- e. and the best Plough No - which has
been awarded the premium at the Agricultural Fair IN y
York State Castings to suit these Poughs always on hand
Feb 2O-4t
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+. NBNNIKINS Pro ld.nt.
\ C.A1O~E1A. '. Pc.
Il SAUNDERS. Sera.ary.
BRANCH ROAD To TIE ONO.


.gA'r> oa fudaY# VII I95dIy Tan L, arrest The rea'
dri ATTENTION. i WI DC seen iaa' 'he promo
,4,or h.. L,.,, H. C,,rl aud instead Of il = hilI
,,,,l,,i,.,, , charter C,c LranrI, i,on The Vir-
.o,;, AL To,5,.sse. Railroad from >orna rom, m
MT ,4.,4,,,, c.g45,v g., The OHIO River has bocn
ordered u rs cn,rassrnenf which is taniamount
+, ,b,.n5s.,caaf tl,cLlI- Tins If,hc bin .bould
l.,.s H. S,.n,i,.#,,, ,,,a VIII tan the OLjo as
veil as tf,e lts;y.,,,;. anil When lis connection
oi,l tbe#.,rc,t San h.r, =iennroveu mt. i can.id
ocl ,, car, g,.,r,,I, @. H.. , doubt chat twill he
come one Of the Greatest. lines Of railway coancx
ION m ila Union.
The Bll m,krs.no nroyi.io, for State ammo.
,,r,,,,on /, the ,r,,,.,d branch. nor H., we see
tha, this Is SO much 10 be regretted. since il will
qivc tbe comn,ny entire control of tbc road II
viii enable il H. fix fine ,olls At the minimum
CHARGE. for transit or even at the cost Of trans.
norta,on. ,rneccs sarv 10 attract the produce and
,ravI from the Morrill, Nnst in order lo pnablc if
/, co,nnr,. yncr.,,C,l,,, With "a. = ,1,;,r, and
ONO R,ilrood If tho naIicv here indicated bv
d., U.s, Of naI,,,,,l L., a. ,,,,a odd r;,bCI
10 carried nm, !, =, IN rol,,,,I ,,o f., IN, ;,er
:, If the STATE ,b,, .,on sLn. has ,,l,or for
many d,v W. b,vr nc;ihe, ,iq,c mo, ,n,cc
tL;s poraii,, In e,,,o,,,n ,;s,1e4y if in.,ocl !,
were nece.So,v I'm, il >eops IN ,,s The wisdom
II ,ho ah,.,,,' .;.,,I,l :, L,,, d.. oo,
~ u @
acno,r,l,,,', ,,a n,,l,,,o r,to NJ ,n a11;,,an
!, ,h ;,,r,y,a l,,, = L;t III. ,,t,,,,,,,1 h,.,,,j
would ,,o ,,ia + ,.,,l,a..,, p,,I
.,J ;L;h a.. 80, I.i' ;,a....l
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,rl,r,. .l, Ll',,,'L ,,,.I77 o,.,,
,,,,,, ~ ,,., ,I,. -
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,,,,o a., n, ',,.
TO- 1a,;l,n p - ,La c,,i,,;l, ,l' y,,,,,,;,
Z =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
nlSSOLU rlON THE FIRM or AkERs I'LL
IL LARD JOHNSON, Auctoneers, was dissolved ON
the 26th day OF January last, by mutual consent
BRi AN Ak Frs.
1HpS. blIlARp,
j. + JOHNSON

The Auction ayd Commission business will be inuel
~ the old stand, baln street lycburg, Va thu sub
scs'oers who wall spare pains topomOtt the interest
~ Who may please TO send them consgnents,
a asy sort. They respectfully call public attention TO a
stock Of cheap Goods Just received.
BRYAN IN Frs.
feoII-wlmf 11iUS. DllJAkD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
WASHINGTON, f,b. -
syn VIE

Sf\ WE
NJ Bantnu senator ir,m Massachusetts. appcarel was
qnoNtcl, and tool, ms scat.
Several hS ON the Presidents table ,,crr
icrltrd - i :
The Military Ara lcmy and Revolutionary pensions ar,
Pr 'Waton h,ll note passed
The senate resamcd the debate the Pr srnt message
submitted Yesterday
HOUSE.
rvlrrrtA.
The Pot Office appropriation b,ll paced
mp the ioitfcltianhn
NJ bay'y made speech IN FAVOR Of the Nh and Mr.
ttiddineF against It "
- ATOGA WArAR ANOTHER Supply ~,
- 'n'> valuable Water Just received Dire. from the ce
grated saratoga q tun%rcss SPRING in New lurk.
,. Fen sale hv
i'9-e l. JOHN IL SEtN Ul4a,,t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-27
1IINNAt,E

~ ~ n WI NM,
>. February l3 ISL.
10 The Senate II Tic t'njj.3 Saics
lhaye received IL r Ito of t,p S,nata = H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

7 ITALY.
| Adxance of the Austrians into the PaPaI States.

Telegraphc advices from Rome OF the 2d OF June,
received VIA Vienna, announce the advance OF Aus
tran troops INTO the Papal Province OF Spoleto The
intelligence IS official being confirmed by the Wiener
Zeholg of the eth instant, which mentions he move
ment as IN course of preparation. The LfRogTaptTfs
Correspondence also an official medium OF puplcaiOn,
adds that the movement has taken place IN CONFORM
~ with Convention passed between The Austrian,
French, and Papal Governments We cannot blt
receive tins explanation with great Suspicion me
movement. al any rate, IS curously close upon 'e
publication Of the celebrated Papal memorandum
winch We lately published, and which the Govern
menis OF Vienna and Rome were so quick IN dis
claiming We do not hear OF any dlmlnuiion IN
the immense army which the King OF Naples has
assembled az Capua Rome Is exactly midway be-
tween Capua and SpOeto.
The Pope Solemuly oficiaied IN the Church Of -.
John of Laieran on Ascension Thursday, and be-
slowed his benedictlon on the French troops drawn
up IN the square
The Sandman Government has concluded loan
with certain English capitalists Of three millions
of the Railroad nom Genoa 10 Turn. and thence 20
Switzerland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
sCHLESWIG AND HOLSTEIN.

The Hamburg journals state that an unusually
high rate of mortality prevails among me hungarian
soldiers Who form part of the garrison Of hendsourg
and that cases of suicide are also frequent among
Them The TNrolese regiments also suffered mlcn
when IN the district the mouniaineers % the south
soon became afflicted with Hcmueh, ana pine among
the fat SANDY PLAINS of the north. g.
The severe regulations respecting The >aluiing
Danish officers by civilians lnSches" when caused
20 much irritation. have been suspended among the
the expeOens The people adopted al last TO Turn the
order INTO rldlcule was The ioiio" ng-thtt asiec'
IN meet each other with the slightest nod OF ac4ualn-
lance but 70 salute every dog pig bullock, anu Dan
in officer with profound bow The aosufuty De
became popular and II Is stated has oeen one .! .s
that the English Consul IN Hamburg, Col hodgeS;
ri present on a special mission A. Eiensours' hSI
fell II Necessary To make strong representations on tAe
effect OF the regulation n some paris 81 >cnles"is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Firemen-The Weather-Railroad Accident
Pennsylvania Bible >Ociety-Markeis-

CORRESPONDENCE OF The lUOunc,
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday June %.
The director of the Pennsylvania Hose company
was arrested Yesterday for running 20 false alarm
oi fire.
The country IN the vicinity Is suffering, III cohSe-
auence of drought. Vegetation Is much paIched-
Milk has advanced IN pnce, one quarter oi a cent
per quart IN consequence of the scarcity OF grass
cannot say, however, whether L has created pam
Il among consumers. Pumps arc still hrm
Eugenia WoOdSond, an aged female, was conveyed
to the Hospital last evening. having been StFereN
injured up0n the Camden and Amooy kallIodI Al
Camden, IN consequence OF tram OF ears coming Ill
contact with her .-,..,,,
have before me a copy of the iorty-ihlId ahhuAl
report Of the Pennsylvania biolc SocleN. I,>oPelH'
tOnS during the pas, year IL the stale nave oee SA
fenSlNc. The receipts OF toe year nave oSth ~,
500 20 the expenditures $26,0ls 81 balance on
hand, $2Sa Is . ,....,a
CorroN IL held firmly The finer qualities an m demand
hut the lower grades neglected The Flour mAtAe
has undergone change Sales % 300 pbl> western a.
IS bbl AZ which, holders trm There i tuHvi uiVto
inQurN for umptlon Al YESTERDAY Nu''auSnS
RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL no sales have oeth tei't
We quote the former al S's and the latter AZ ~ oo
There Is but little WHAT offering, aud tnr Sn SaS ~
ported Is lot Of good White at % = o9sbel sac ei
kYH al cents CORN continues m good demand LOT Shi
further sales yellow have been hAIe a - IS
af04t la OATS no change WHISKY Is scarce, S~0> u
Ibis n s4Saltc: hhdS n here. Woald command &c ~.
SuES OF SrOCKS -ttrI bo0rd- LsASh tul' -
go State Is QS Penn RR i2. $500 Morris CAnai -
sal. leo Road RR ~. 100 Morris Canal, TO-. -.
Second Bocrd50 Read RR, rs, setO state 'S a. S 500
DO g3i % luicn Rank Of Tenn, y, 20 lns l's,.
Morris Canal Si. Lancaster Turnpike, 30 - Mhcs On
Of PoitSyl'c. "a. Penn RR Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
L. =. District court.----THURsDAT. June u
Before Judge Belts.


THE ALLEGED CUBAN EXPEDITION.
The argument IN relation % the motion 70
,sh The Indictment OF ~ have certain counts struck
ddfr having been set down for yesterday, Isssrs.
r y Cutflag and John Van Buren, appeared On De-
80 Ne.sTs O'Sulllyan Lewis and SlelsingeT VINO
80 r,,eSsrtD and Messrs ogden Hoffman and }
pr.coft Hall Il : District Attorney for me prose
ton. ,. 81. - ~, s,b
section Of the act u ISIS which VIII De ioi' IA 81
,ol statute. Al .arge .. ifs, and states tit u Guy
ne-son shall within The territories or jurisdiction Of
M Uu,ted states begin or SCI on foot or foFide "
-,rsrre The means for military eXp@ditlo1 or enter
-, 70 b. carr ed on from thence against 4y peops
- rolony Ac with which the United states are AZ
r.e.re he shall oe deemed guilty o. hign 49, -
rToesnor and punished BY fne not exceeding s''O''
anl Isapris onmsnf not more than 3yeafs- 80 -...,.
The indictment, M G. sad, contains .; - t.
mon the words 70 begin they charge vac -.
an with the ofense Of having Logan inls -
- re ,sv,c, ,r soue decree, oui not Tefy essei
- tten tbs counts from Il 20 -, count upon the
- =. 80 IN foot AMI V9ry IN some apparently
,',..ses,-isi PARTICULARS As 10 phraseOO9y HOn %
>, = rrcillsiye are counts upon ne words pIO'E'e
- r,esrs and from % 70 g., inclusive are Counts
frrb oense Of preparing ms ans, a. SCI lo''A Ia '''e
indctmen'- .s 49,. n, e las, U,eek
The District Attorney SAD thai ny; - a. 10 81
- =. Mould move 10 quasi counts and !, ~ an
eO ARD all after IS ard u = fi5h De sHou' ~" IN
tne himself 20 these points .,. - ~.
NJ { The D street Attorney saic' IIisfi move y "
rl..,.ed. 10 euash the whole Indictment
H. 1 replied that be would argue On tno>s P1ills
,ten o.. ara # they incidentally Involved tue o.hef'
- ,,-rtild necessarily be included. 49,.
a, &. cou'enced that the Law al lIsi' o. M
&c len o. le.s Is an a'aenf'neh- an NM" a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT he morn
ing train from Albany sn "Wednesday met WIN
serious mishap when near the State line, between
thiiy and forty miles from that city The rear axle
u ue tender broke m consequence OF an lmpsfieC-
xos IN The iron, let the wheel back upon the oaggdge
car and threw II oa the track and then served the
second Glass and Post ofhce car similar but more
serious tilck tuInblng II bottom SIDE up over INTO
The mare down the bank. The hrSt passenger car
was drawn OF The rails and canted uD al dISageeaole
angle, ana the locomotive was also drawn of. The
rails and cross ties for 50 TO 100 feet were swept UP
clean a. II there was no railroad there
The mOSi serious results were. however, the per-
sonal injuries which IN one case, tha, OF ]. Notion
Mail Agent. may prove fatal. HIS door beng open,
he was thrown out OF his as L went over ard tle
truck came over in some way upon his abdomen. He
lies critical state Al house near the accident
brakeman whose name we did not learn WAS hurt
IN a slmilas way, but dot so dangerously. An lrsh
woman, OF the second class passengers, was also
pretty badly hurt. These three al remain al the
point OF the accident receiving medical attention.
Several other Of the second class passengers were
more or less bruised and hurt.
The accident delayed the trains for the day, but AZ
night the damage TO the track was repaired and ey-
erythIng ready for future regularity.
springfield Rep. Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
pORTUGA

Ii appears by the last accounts from Portugal that
the efferyesSence IN the public mind al Oporto was
such, that the French Consul has demanded ship Of
war 70 be sent there for the protection of ms flag and
the French residents IN that CITY In consequence,
the French Government has Orded the Narval steam
er to proc ced there forthwith.
The Spanish Government has addressed notes to
the French and English Governments. urging upon
both these powers the necessity of interference, on
the part OF Spain IN the affairs OF Portugal and con
tending that II has power 10 do 50 under the treaty Of
quadruple alliance. The English Goycrnment IL
completely opposed to allInterventon. The French
Government is more undecided, but has minated
that It viii not not do anything without the full con-
sent and concurrence OF England.