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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-16

HETIH's cot Nj kk HALAs1k-
I'D poz " these eoavraitat souHafr scales
~ InSt received 1Ed f0a Sals fy
FurIIugtnr snIt ~ VI III EHfFFTrHf4 n Co.
IDAtENI wlnIew bIimI hntts and fastrHsIAs
l. Self shutting s4E- hEaxssr gate Fatch~rs
Dor hinges ~t.-, etc. Just reed W.
x=pr IT, st Lar~AM Wnc
sIAIN hGLLkk: gre DAVIS PRra Killer. Just
] rec'a and for sale ~ EEEAr
~ HDIGAL and tFav~Iinx Saddle Bags OF every
" sire and quality for sale wv
oct 10 nc Armstrong Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25


Friday, May 23 Anna MARIA wife Of Bernard Relly
in the 9th year Of her ago.
His friends and the friends Of her late father Francis
Kelly invited to attend her funeral Sunday 18th
inst nj O'Clock from her late residence No 10l Fulton
street
On May d JosrpH Dunn, comedian, aged 25 years
The relatives and friends the theatrical profession
generally and the members Of the Bowies Fencibes
requested to attend his funeral from the residence
Mr. L. Fox No ~ Allen street. this day, 25th inst ut
O'Clock, z. M
On May a. at Bellevue Hospital, of typhus fever Dr.
LtRoY RAsEsInl aged y years, while in the discharge
of his duties House Physician of that Institution
His funeral will take place at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity Sunday afternoon at O'Clock His mains
will he taken to Greenwood for nterment.
On Friday, May ., FRANCIS LAVvEsAA. - the 3si
year Of his age
1he friends and relatives Of the family and those of
his brotLerin-iaw John Kelly, respectfully invited
70 attend nis funeral this day Sunday 25th inst at
hvc. corner Twelfth street His remains will be con-
veyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
kudde,iy, en- the evening OF May % WIiAM Eos, Jr,
Of William and Catharine Fox in the 23d year OF
his sge.
Ills friends and those of the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, from No. 275 Division street
On THURSDAY May a. at the residence Of his brother
in-lav, WILLIAM JosEPn BrRKr, aged ~ years, eldest
son q the late VIM Burke, merchant GALWAY Ireland
Ills remains conveyed 10 Greenwood Cemetery
for iDterment.
Suddenly, on Saturday, May 81 JoaS DuLos son of
Edward and Ann plen, aged years, months and
days.
The friends Of tho family respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral sunday, 18th inst half past
O'Clock from his late residence, NO. III james street
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More .ro., the For,,., Divorce o-se.
SraERros counr.

Mav "A -Cafheyfne N FoTsH " Fdrfr F-ftsf In
the sppsicstion f1r rpecial jury IN tha rae judy
Dues gave biz opinion agaiuSt the necessity "a granting
the r~avcs CT he psiar lot suggested The propfety
of huDdre5 hod twenty JURORS being aeri ~ tho
commies0oer 81 Jurors under the supervision n judge
each Of the part o. strike 81 thirty 90 a. 70 reduce
The panel &c sixty from whom the tury n t-tt houd
To called
Mr. Van Bpren. bcnsn of Mr. Forrest sni Nr.
OConor for Mrs Forrest asssntea g thus ~ 'c q ob.
tanning jury
Me- Ven burn then applied for commission - q
airline Anna piowsrp w New Orleans 10 applied - the
Sdsv Of Mr. Pcrr which stated that he expected 80
prove ect q adultery between MR. kOrrcet aud
Captain Howard The application roeisted .by Mr.
OConor The Judge will give his decision In this case
On wednesday commiseiop behalf 81 Mrs. For.
rrst. " exsnlpe Mr. Forney of Phadelphs granted
without oppcgition We shall give repcrt ~ the pro
cefdlnxs Tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

ADJOURNMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
-rHR RESCUE OF sHADRAcH THx FUrTTvE, xTc
Bosrsy, May "A, ISL.
Tas Legislature very busily coupled the Whole
q this forenoon In finishing up the brsinsas prepSra-
tosy 10 a adjournment In the eveuiag Very little De
bsss VS. tolerated, except or two subjects.
There argument the bill to AID in the con-
strotisn Of the European North American Halifax
RAllrosd which finally referred to the neat Legis
Latrre The proposition the seat of govern
ment from af considerable debate laid
toe table Vote Of tina aks passed to the President
OF the Senate and Spesk'r Of the House sfter which,
botA br.r ches adjourned stns ate
returned Californian, named Michael Norton, we
found dead In his bed at the New England Hotel LAT
evening verdict rendered Of death by disease
CONTRACTED Ia California The deceased bad considerable
The Hon John r. Hale il engaged "a defend EiiEur
Wright and others in the approaching shsdrach ro<cue
Judge Alien having declined on account of III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
CITY TRADE REPORT.


Asrs still better with sales Of 20 bbls pearls 4
s. 50 s. &C. and pot, at - sla 81 sIS. The stock
this morning In the inspection amounted TO 23-2 bb.s
rSts, and $40 do pesris--in all. . POI casks
BsrADsryrrs There haa been partic ular change in
the value Of Western or State flour today though the
demand decidedly less active, and holders more
anxious 10 realize The transactions add up 5000 bbs
At 81 isa - 70 mixed 10 fayorite Western at - is
81 = ~ fancy Ohio 1T - ala 81 6Ssi; pure Gouesee
IS l2bs. and extra Gepece at S. q 50 l2y Cana
dian wss teTdinc dc~nward Sales q 500 bids we're
rItrteJ At 81 = ~ - for No. and - r. ~ IS
fdF 10 Furerfnc in bond Southern IN better re
qucst, without any Improvement in rates Some 500
BIDS mixed % straight fetched 81 50 - os7i. and
fancy AZ s. s. 20 80 including coo bbs Pctcr,burgh
city Nib Hscertsinod. Rye Flcur held
81 - ~ With mall business Meal moved 70 the tx
Erundywine a. IS IS What was inactive buyers ami
settlers not agreeing upon price Cons not % cred
very freely to-day ard the martcs slisl,y Better
fIportcr- sne home aoacrs purchased literally About
1900 bushels round yellow sold at O. t0isc Hat and
MIKE Western. al ~ 6oc sno heated. ~ a7&c Rye
very <sruc stc. asked and ID, refused Oois
were improving Jcrs y brooght i5 90 Re, ana North
en-, 81 IA ssc
to11oN-Tle YnsrAst continues dull but Iutlc desire
70 operate b.ng cxiIbtod bJ either slers buyers
W. heard Of sa4os a about 500 haics
oorrrr vcry firm and Ia good deraatd with sales
Of 100 bpgs Jaws. a. IA Sc 800 do LsFuayra alta
fko.i 30 DO. Rio, st0agsc and - 10. II pomiugo
fta1,nrs 4 further psrcci n 100 ibs prime west
. ~ xmas Ntte esIe, aha eobs' tr'nty Ghl"t'
Aheh'tt s'ld 10 ~. - SlV Tor 20 tFe%s ~ i'r
10 y ana - = iof 10 80 w h.ii ~ ~ ~
ftnif-nsr7's tle uH@ ~ boa. layer fsl-ii's stre
~ IN AZ - ~ i"'V hnSns, AIcsn fs- nNtf y 10
!, 49, eFo'"''' - =" os'' 10 - Uo'-+ cu4a''
at@o
fhNNHls -hht'- 70 i,f'ls' Neit st,Ray PVT Wy ~
~, - sblppe,s ssiN nsua1 - HN.s w. 'slt - lhe
$50 NJ, =, ~, az n n ""y 80 ~ ~.
!. 20 ia ro oi.. 49,, 90 M 49,,
, .'..t :, - a. a. - c...,,....,. =, 4 -
- =, 49, !, "a y al 49, r,a1 49,, - I, -
~, aso M 4. 4a,fe ,s,to, 80 .o-s~.d "a ,h-
i.h,, -, s.,t r,er. - =. h-a,s ), .,tI+t \,
,stss n california
tsth ! 80, s,g,,i,,g. i,..i,. 81 49,. N,.tt
y -. g. -. - :, M I. 49, -,
~. - N s..y "a - vi ,,s,ti,. g.r. u,,.us.
-, ,ts,.,,,o ,s.t. ~ III, s,a 4, 49,. .r,s.i.,. 49,.
800 81 az. /. 49, ~
Il ri,v tr.ser. ,,rrr tvi,.r r,r.i. ,.tslv n -,
-, "a 49,, - ~ . A. st ,fe,,. Al ., -, -. =
,.,l,,r -, -
-. 49, ,s-. -, t,,ssnt sps .,nrstst r,e,ni,r A.,
H. b \ 49,. ss..h .I !, 40 n ssl AN sTl Z. Il.
t1pths 80 n t.r 10 a. It,-f.h nt 90 - .r,,si
credit
It,t "a. usyaly luquir,t flr. 10 his common
,.,Ii~,d IN VA Iru,g ~.
~ " y lv t.af4 II w. ~. r. -, All. r,...
~ - N..a,s ,os,,. d,tI
M, ~ ~. tbepgs nj 9us,n y, l,i-t .s,ra stel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
Theatrical and Musical.

B1wEnY TurATBr-fGe Cu.ertainm .nts tyr 20 morrow
evening usual very attractive. They consist 81
he operltie drama II Masanlelor sna the drama q
N.A Iiich,r ariy ail Inc sxceliens . = company
ware. n TIE principal ohamstorf
BrosrNtg 1tE,,Rr.--The new ana apioudd p.ecc
written ~ VT pugas. and nov playing il Loodau with
Ncudsy evening next All thu leading tslens = the
thfstr appear In thiH comedy Tho whole vii cinsa
wiih Morning CALI
Nistc, G,sp,v.-Mr II. Tiacido v..o-s exceilcn, o..
mic representation during the pet vcek have elected
hc mO-t marked applause. appears tomorrow evening
H. Tho comedy u Secret service" and the new aud
beautiful farce u the "Fr, Might so doubt this dis
tuulshed actor VI b. honor,d BY largo md highly
respectable Httsmhlnae.
B,aroSs TufsrpFs--Tlc excellent com,dy 81 VIII
oats with spcndid cat, will eonmencc The fu.cr-
tauucnts evening TOE principal characters
vii ~ sustained ~ Messrs Burton. Bake LCstsr John.
SION hFs nughes' end Mr.. Rus-L To- concluding
iesturcvlA te n. Wandering Minstrel
NAusSsL Tiu4rrr--The attractions oaer.d Tor The
ssulng week Ut this farotitc theetr a very -
ttHety character comprry the beautiful srects A. o.
efhssba 9Th ~ H. spndd caccts ana tho seottish
musical lfah.n 4 tho Lody q the Lake, with ali tn
original muse, and cast embracing The fuIl ir,ngth 81
this popular company
otsuAs's Llcrrs.-The pcrfornaDocs to.mc-row
eyetipx viii commence With The " Grish NJor which
vii b. succeeded by the |fnvDcies" and al win Glove
With he lsuahsble sketch eta Row Il the Lyrsur,"
1lIs J. fDe bin, aud no doubt viii attract hundreds
Asurtc4s MusrrN The appearance ~ tho-c truly
talented children the Bstnans has attracted large
dicnces ~ their splendid dramatic repr,-- nistions
Thy viii appear tomorrow In the afternoon and
Ing.
CisrtF GaBtk~--Another a those eoul-insprinR
tcrs will Oh Thu evening at This beautiful location
seyersl beautiful musical selections maaie, and
doubt the yisters vill b. delighted b the music a
hsretEeo's bard
Cos,pINYsrhNv Brxryir 70 Ma. = r. scorr-ws arc
Rad TO perceive thst The icis ~ thu eEcile 1T actor
and great favcrite Intend giving him bencft At the
Aston Place The~trc 90 Thur-isr neat lie deser7ts
bumper
cnrisrr' r-rrsts An execsicnt prprramme y q
frtd BY the above inimtable company for 10 morrow
evening soDss glecs, irptrumenal pcrformat go snd
aorcing
tu.6ws' MfvsfRFis This unvivsllsd band ~ D4.ro
frfiof ser. give rhorn lscttn a entertainments 10
morrs y evening svane siDs. h. .r'st Vpg Wvsll
~rfe III agan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

MAJ - Hugh smith mast-r % the Brs,Lh ship Ia.
p~x vre srrecd fpr violation r. the United States
tstisse laws snd bed % bail In 81 800. sht dviok
sr Of The BritiNh bark slvay also arrested for
GOO.
. sfss~.h wth . Dangerous W.apsr John Lyon cue u
nr crc- q The American ship Priest Queen held -
hal IN The sum q 500 for assault alleged % be
a. mnitted by hn ~ board sad ves~~i
.7e~retS un6~ q BencA W~.ara - Oqorre + Tucker
.inef whom two Indictments have BEEN fouud Dos.
Co, from Which place be aed % sag Hsrbof 10 this
fste arrested Al the attsr place Friday, uods
h. ach wssrsnt Issued By Ccmmssiener Bfidha sua
a. ovey 81 70 Boston yesteraay 70 take biz via
.q&~asd n Pra John psrkrr william D-0wn On 4
fue chefa confined chsrye = uutiDy ara Violent
efas1i snd hsttery ADMITTED e. hs IN S. y zach
faAs r. Fo.f sredatt, 49, ~ the Grand Jrv fcund
tsfsI rartsnt Hs..H 4rs-r ~fioh "a was sr-~t,.f
tui bod e-'' r ebM.t t3sri Il y.t' e'an9
a.
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Our adclphIa Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1851.
Anosher Wig teetng-1 Dualist in Ltu6o-,i, I'M
To,.ent Dccision--A Netc Host IN tie United
Sta,eS, &c.
Gov. Johns net with rather q chilly reception,
last evening, at the meeting in the third district,
which quite contrast to the warm time the
wings had Of it tho night before. The number in
attendance was large, but the enthusiasm want
ing TO render the affair effective.
A cordwainer of ardent temperament, rejoicing
in the name of William Edward Henry Gotten, con-
ceiving himself wounded in the tenderest point by
rival weaving away the affections of his lady love,
sent a hostile missive to that fortunate indivi.
dual, few days since The pleasure Of meeting
him in New Jersey was requested at any time that
suited his convenience for deadly encounter with
either pistols or small swords Falling to do this,
the challenger vowed he would have him COW.
hidcd in the public streets. TIE challenged
party not having much faith in the popping
Of pistols or The thrusting of small swords, for the
settlement Of private grievances, laid the be-
fore Alderman, who imme diately had tho hot
headed challenger arrested. Net being able 10 pro-
cure bail, he sent 10 prison, and after two or
three days reflection. be this morning liberia
ted by the prosecutor wrta1raw13g the suit.
A decision IN the supreme Court, this morning
settles the right Of the state 20 tax stoeks Sc Of
other States, bcqueathed b. person domieiled in
Pennsylvania, 70 collateral heirs residing in other
states. The decision wa made in the matter q
shorts estate, and the property beque-thed eE-
ceeds hat million, and the tax will amount W
$4,000.
Tho oil and layorite United states Hotel ha. p.t.-
Ell into the hands Of 4. 6 All,n. Esq, favc,ab,y
known as having been connected with tbs h,ase
under .ts former proprietor, w. Pope Mitch, H. de.
ceased. AZ has been thoroughly repaired ana re.
furnish II in The most costly manner
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nARITImE ELLIG X G Il
Movements OF the ocean Steamers.
Port OF New York, May NJ.


lss as spsSad 1 fss 6 ssiIa
SllrsEli.e. Dennsos. Tucker Rotterdam, Z D Hurisut
an ea, n'rassh t ~ ta 'i basl
frSs nsi. SSs s -. SFf pye, mos M
a,aF,oa; Msrtss WsrI TTott Mobile . ware / c..
,1iaJtsvl W:ss,iss - f.'s5:Ssys. IsTSG Ssissf:
(sgj s.ssia. Havana, FsseS atineKe; aT5a vssSafi'
10, Wave Bsker, New BEDFORD.
t6r seclJ sSSagye, pE. u 5Tsl%e y.SSsass: ss,t.
Is Q%s Tr.dsr Vbrj Balm, Isiit.s is I Day 6
ti.i Ihcs sieEos smith cherrysoiai fornaS. Coini.
seis,-i,tdeq tnrl. Crane. Jaeuel IS wltasy1 CO,
s g. siS Bet b siiiasors JsSs.a 1as;
sagft Butr, inon Taos fonbsr NitEirssni ENilc,
s,a N f sps i ESa bsSiS Ss er s s'
E "sgs' 49, ,,.tS" NJ ", :, ~
Lgssea Globe sm,l saisn.
nass wsrt'm. Roger wiiisms K4oaaes. All Harvest,
''''' i''''''n's arr,yc.s.
t>a s',amgtp Btlrs Cei'steck, WITH md-s sai pa
So ia, t7siiis tpl,l is,,on. Iiv,rrecl ga 10,
t IS Is IL 40 i5s j n ssv s,Ssn..sF rar.S,
sg B, s' 81 e: ns,.l I'VE Eli tT'd'H " 's' win
10 ~ @ ls' 70 Si nuren, Co A'I Apr
- lst igu ~ tscAanr EQUALS ~h bags sho sibg
Aiep tinr a = rst GEORGE 5otnGoo. q i1,srSsl
80 A,s. sgti,lPs Bremen, Agt o. 10 ssl.-s "a
ra}s ssy psi,bs t,sssra s,s.ft.r '"''' - = 'noi'
sIlp htrthti fHsml witraeiat namhurg sna Cuyhs-
-, hfrd y viii mdss shG II pssensrr 6 sehnitS
nsiir usrtira s,srtrvso ss,.spss dsjs v,h cotton
iar ,,.s 60, Weinosas, NJ rerey Nsssaiss. 9aays.
Ifif E,3reu tof lhsmss,onD srneY saga /, Graade u
tsJa, riti srgaI, -. q Bad.yf fsck& 90
ls l,atelia kes Atliey key Wsst day, With susAr.
90 B, isefLorn Iaatport 10 days, vita plaster. Sc,
Gfs Ct.i.6' Rsosn yaebss. d,,. with naber ~, 70
sftte ,ter tnrl svesh, rrine, Edssri sisnd DAP.
rtheer. AZ g ygt.,.na = l-ss acr 90. -
dsse. sith i've ask. y u a Bsyt
sebs sst,s Figstits, totsn, Jsossoarlle r. sd.ys,
scir Aieffs, RtIisee, ss-ters NC sssya vita naval
sshf Tttre. p.nsrsst Plymouth NC sSsy. vita aAv.l
SCR 80 Hirs Ailsa potoy ca, iodsEs
sssf Mnton, upvtias RarpehsnBook River .daJs.
sssr ,ni',5 nsi. ~ al,sey. sgsYe !? rf''id'As'.
Sest in-issliio i,sedsr. Resdov, t@ssa . ssl~~.
shs 4. yiss s NH ssssI Rc.s esss DAY.
SER TouStsin, buckley. Roekisnd. eDs.
SIR IideiitI firryii Rerdous bound y Hsrtfsrd.
shiTT F FGsGs fi i., w,p rrsy'sssss s
sesr s,nsts Eseissan RSckls1as ssasy'.
selr isese AsTgrs, syIy,st.r. Reehlsaa. s sArs
*; iFsfss s. sD ssa Ea ~. sIi ssss se
sclr v r9p., Foster, hsghiss 10 ssyso
s S S.,,s Ms.s E.ss s sS., 'd''
abr Il iswrcurs. Norton, nsehIss, days.
sehr Forest 0i,seel addison. days;
ssr hs.Ssss' ssyl' T,. .sns.pIs s s'
sloey JosSres., Mott, FroviatSos.
tstip OREGON GO Es,hl from Hare, vita r'''.ssr''
sailed.
sssms,rs Arc;e Lace icr Ly.rr,ot yoriss Lgss; 81
L@rs Issaon, Rhins. Dosns. iis,rs ssd others.
ssv s.-wind a, ,untis, NV A. meridian NV 'ss'.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

TtE FEIENus u CUuAN LIBERTY n NEw Ca
LEANs-Iherc was quite large and enthu siastic
meeting ~ the frienis Of Cubs, ast night, az the
Cuban House, on 6ayer street. Gen, Grant, Of
Mississippi, was called to the Chair; Col. ludsou
ard Capt. Hernandez were appointed Vice Prest
dents. and a. Uely, Secretary. Tho object q the
meeting wa stated g. ~, 10 make arrange ments
fUf the celebration Of the anniversary Of the land
irg 81 the Lllcrat0rs ~ taTdenas. "A committee
rtIoTttd the following rc-ol1tiGn-.--
he Il rtftlved. We ar friends o. universal liberty
foes - y nanny and therr determined % exhibit
eur ajmfhthy for Cube sud the vr0uyyI Uuhans
HesuiNtt That - mstt IA procession "a the 10Th n
May O. celebrate nc auuiycfsuTy a Tie landing = the
fitfr6l6rs * Caitcuaa.
I.esoivct That ! committee 4 Eve h. appointed L,
pfeptrr tbs ceiebratlo aud O. receive contributions
O. CARY Il out.
kesovef. That q meeting ~ held .he evening
n May n. fr r nal preparation
KestFe1 That an eddytt sult"be q the occasion ~
delivered ths evening Il The iQih May and That the
ccuutge lc folly empowered O. select Tho orator and
rrtTare the cciclrt ton.
These resolutions were adopted With great eDthQ-
sasm aud unanimty. aret which the meeting adj
joufn "a t. meet again in mass meeting tho iTth
Nor Onicrs Dei1, Mr. rs.
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DUsKiRx, MAY "a 1851.
The express passenger train the Erie Railroad from
New York Thursday morning when between Forest
vile aad Day ton, passing enbankment about
tea fifteen feet high when the track gave way after
the engine and passenger had passed over It. 1t
appears that the heavy rain II tho previous night had
WasasA cut a culvert thus weakening the embankment
The other thrown frou the track and several
psssenxers we're injured One man had his badly
t~oxen and sustained other injuries it u feared he will
net survive brakeman had his arm broken; and one
who standing on platform. was thrown twenty
ty i've thirty feet in the air He however received
no material injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

GISci~SAri, MAY "a ltll.
yths receipt Of st Paus (winne-otal paper q he
18th inst learn tha the cid hatred Is again dis
Playing itsef between the Sioux and Chippewa tribes
a Indiana NOT ~hsteuding ~" treaty e po&ce made
Last winter party a the chippe-ss have Leon bar
t.rouIy murdered by some Of the Sioux, and large
number Of the latter armed and painted, have siso
taken the path AZ cited their msrch against
tho Chippe~a The q, who has great influence
with 81 the tribes greatly rrgr & ths q the
nd men and viii do al in hs power 90 check III she'd
ding Il eAch others bio a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
The Canadian Parliament.

TcRoyro, May y IslI.
Ia the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. the Hon
Mr. Merritt the late Commissioner OF Public Works eK
planned the reasons OF his retiring from the cabnet-the
principal being the opposition Of his colleagues to
the establishment of a tsca system. lie announced
his intention propose complete ngement in the
Constitution the principle Of that OF the state Of New
ot and stated that expenditure Of 100000 in the
r~sving Of distractions Ia ST. Lawrence river would
reder public works productive As those Of the
State OF New York
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sAvaN-At-Stcsmship fier,ds.-C Cooledss i bwsrsen.
ConUver y Demund Rev pr Richards, dudge ucsry,
s,cttns, Moore, u Wright > Doe. Or Bsri
ard lady, Hughes, "A Cooper, X UeyWAs, VIM Graz, w
Isle, Jacques, Mi-s Uurd " IudsoBS Ia storage.
rusRLrsroa -Stcsmshlp herio.-J N Bisby. rrrerc,
Crisrold. SA Bent, q rinrberxs Martin IA West,
hrs Ritter Rey Conterse and LADY, wiley, perman.
III htsuon--lT In the Fteeragr.
IorpoN--PAckct ship horthumterisnd-USn Ttsophiia.
Fisk aud lacy rbadciphia Major ard Miss Doualdson
beltins MCCreery dcf Miss Wtus, Brussels Mrs So
yare, N1urk. Brewer do Atiths smith, dol Martin,
90. Pstridgr do Nilha0s. 40 ramphiibn, d.,
Beyes, dol q uo~lttt do; Coke Mollay do; Nc haynt
dos Sc Jolh Hehch, Seotlandi Vim Burke kwsuke; Edw
HcTe. Columbs, scI A Neal Uhic T. Ccnsitne. Cincin
matt Wm Ptsrsoa, dol Lenxdon dot Smith, fondon.
Izvxrrrct-Shir joseph walker Mrs Jetuson, VIA
we'll, Horaey, Bsrtpg Mrs Dillon Mrs Hart. chill
drUn snd. servants
ItvsRroo1--shr star Of tie West-Mrs = Write. Mr.,
King. Mr. Howell, J Thompson, rrytr.
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rad nv ~ Cheshire Rsilr3sf Ill ogdenahargs
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Central Railroad, bt, IN I~ de-, yJ'ts tg co.
Nin. O. rcrlsRd Sacs and Iortsmocts Railroad, lolg
fManrhtster sna Lee renee Railroad ss = Reading Rail-
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CoNCaEp n w., May =. tsal.
house cwned and occupied by James Weeks. was
bGrpee 20 tho ground with the hrrn aud most ~ the
contents Thrpe Vaiashc hnrses prshed ia the nsme-
Thf Joining house owrtd by Prsukiin Low mi occu
10 ~ Geo u Hoibro~k partially consumed. and
the residence q The at Governor rli'l greatly
c.ngerel The los. b So 600. partly INSURE
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The body ~ Mr. FrlHy n Baltimore Who Wa drowned
~ the sinking ofthc Ohio found hs effu-
irg near whore thc vessel sunk
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
TrKKs ISLANDS, May SThsre Is abundance of the best
SAT- 70 be had for loc per bush export duty lc per
all other charges SIG.
Telsgraphio Reports.
Nav ORLEANS, May ~ 1851.
9he sales Of cotton, to-day have been 5000 balo at
sales sum up 600 baies The receipt at tho Southern
ports 2S2 900 bales Of the same time last
Sssr Mess pork has advanced TO 80. Sterling OK
change we quote sAt loh Freighs to Liverpool, c.,
being decline.
CaAsLxsros, May %, 1851.
Cotton is depressed and the market avors buyers 500
bales have been cold at &c. n 9kc.
BUFFALO May ~, 1851 1"
Tho receipts at this port within the past twenty four
hours, have been Flour 5000 bbls wheat 5000 bus
corn, $4,000 bus The -four market has been rather
heavy, but notice material change in price, The
sales 1000 bbls., at So 80 So 81 for Michigan.
Wheat Is in fair demand but operations limited,
from the high rates asked by holders 1000 bus sold at
70 Sic Corn is not so active but without change to
Ohio whiskey is quiet at 2lc Freight quotations to Al
bany are Flour, 44c.; corn, &c.
ALBANY, May 81 1851.
The receipts since last have been-Flour 500 bb
wheat, nons corn. 24oQ0 bushels. In -four there
sellers than buyers at old prices the sales reached
1000 bbls. Wheat is held above the views OF buyers
market is quiet and prices easier 900 bushels
sold at56c for mixed Western. Oats arc duh and
lower with sales Of 10000 bushels at as 44c Prison
whiskey is selling In small quantities, at 23hc.