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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
THINGS IN CALIFORNIA.
Value Of Real Estate-Glut OF Merchandise
Mining PrOspects-steamers on the New

Mining PrOspects-steamers on the New
Route.
The annexed letter ls from old friend Of tried ndg
meni and considerable California experience. FL Tub
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday,, March 49, 1851.
The general appearance Of matters and things
in this city az far as relates to business transac
tons and real estate, is anything bat satsiac.
tory. Real estate has considerably fallen in value
Except in come particular locstions,l from the
number of lots offered at Auction, and the heavy
taxes. &c. As TO merchandise Of every descrp
ton. there is q perfect plethora in the market
and ships from the United States and Europe ar
rive daily with full cargoes; and many articles
if forced upon the market a. the present time,
would scarcely pay the freight. We have
years supply OF many articles, even should our
population double itself
There are several causes which have tended 70
bring about this state of things and which are not
understood generally By those a. distance. In
the first place. the immense emigration during
the wears AZ and So lthe most OF which were
sold disgers and consequently consumers IN the
countryl has ceased and a very large proportion
Of them returned hOme-besides many have died
here; and as our arrivals o! adyentarers At this
place for many months past has been IN the pro
PORTION OF one arrival 70 Two uSphE9utSsi ~ HNP
ulation, consequently has rather decreased tnan
augmented and thus leBsened the number oil
consumers at the mines instead OF increaalng
them, ss was the case in the early emigration
when there were more consumers than suPPHes;
Another great cause OF the present depression OF
business, is the very dry Winter We have passed.
the scarcity Of water in the mining region, WnIcn
has prevented the diggers from washing oas the
gold from the earth which they had been several
months collecting, in anticipation oil the TaIny SEA-
son, and from which they can get nothing WITHOUT
water. Consequently We have not received tue
same amount OF gold from the mines which We
otherwise would bad there been more ram dur
ipg the past Winter. However, Il Is thought
that owing to the past dry Winter, the rivers
will be unusually loE this Summer, and tha' tne
miners will be able 70 work 20 great adVG9s15S
on the bars, and that large amount OF goa ~Lu
be taken out Of the bed Of the rivers WHICH nc
being damned or turned, in many places oy 1pa'
panies who feel confident OF rich ylelqL OHe
thing is certain, there IS no lack OF goa ne
mines are discovered every day. over VAs' ca
tent Of country, and it only requires tnA cia'' u
men who are equal 70 the toll and endurance ne
cessAry 20 get il out, 20 collect large
the precious metal =, -, -.
To-day four ocean steamers VIII Ie11e ne %.
.be New Orleans, Antelope and Northernet ior
Panama and Gold Hunter for Tehaansepec' oelnS
the first tips Of the latter to open tnS he~
via Min asitlan, which Will be severA snOIseI
than the Psnans route. W now = en' suD''er
and cheaper route to enable the Class Oh nsn %
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WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

TIE FTRRIEs.-In the resolution of the New.
York Common Council, permitting the Grand and Peek.
alp Ferry Co Ferry from the foot Of South Sew
enlist TO GrSndIt NewYoTk, here is provision lis.
all commuters the Grand Ct and Peck slip Ferries
shall psss free thereonIhe Peek slip and 6rsndL roues
have been considered one ferry. and allowed
The privilege Of both, 90 thai u was hO1gh The provision
~ 10 he rev Ire going help penOns passing Toe
lease 10 ire Ferry Company, however 10 1913, WHISTLER
frcm overnight or not we co not knoW did not c0nan
clause that comuuers on the Peck-tHP and the Gra1dsL
should have the night Of passing each bur 10 de-
signaling rates sst Tor single fare he Peek sip four
ara he GrHrdst three cents and dis inct
CT fare for csch and saying ssch fof eonnl
tsuon OF foOg PsssepEer so per Annun" the sane
tine speaking OF he ferries as two ferries ard naming
particular sHOuIt fr eHch. Tue Company. we see, no"
bave deleLirec 10 divide the Ferries haf ye.'y
oommusuOn OF s. for each, ard allowing the eOmuu1ers
sseh The Use Of the neE Ferry b1g taxing from mo IN
mniers the GrEncsL Ferry the rgnt 10 U.S. ne
sp a. be0Fa ard from the Peck alp commutsrs he ga'
10 The 0FaDd-st route The new Tegulsnon IS "a
expected 70 mar IL supposed com nutsfs SOul
have the right before both Ferries ana ALSO Pss'
upcn the Row Ferry ftee
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A SOFA MADE OF CoAL-The Fife AdUertsSeT,
referring to one peculiar characteristic OF the coal
found in that district which can be converted into
articles of household furniture, such as looking
glass frames, writing.desks, chairs, and tables,
states that Mr. William Williamson is a. present
engaged in making sofa wholly composed Of coal
IL is nire feet long, with three compartments or
divisions and is sufficient to contain seven people
sitting on it, The front standards are beautifully
carved, displaying three moDgrel animals, which
forcibly remind the spectators Of those richly
carved figures that appear so frequently 10 Dr.
Lavard's remains of ancient Babylon. This rare
geological curiosity was ordered by General
Werpyss and it is highly probable that IL will sP-
pear az the Grea. Exhibition, as IL was orderedso
be fDished previous to that time; and as the Gen
eral holds an appointment in the Qaeen's house,
bold it may yet be transferred IRON the CrysIsi
Palace to the palace Of her Majesty.
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The sQunres-DInncr TO Capt. Stoddnrd-
lIarkes-StOcks, &c.

Correspondents OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April Is.
Our public squares, the Just pride Of our city
were thrown open this morning. and they look beautiful
In their verdute. which Is allowed get well advanced
before squares opened.
Capt SIoddard OF he steamer Lafayette, 10 to be com.
pleueuted by public dinner.
Brevet MAJOR ThOs. g. Leonard, OF the Typographical
Engineers died In this city yesterday Throughout The
Mexican war TO served with distinction
The Frat Annual Conference 81 the CooTed Methodist
Protestant Church will be he'd Ia this city tomorrow
The odd Fellows preparing 10 IJin q grand parade
and procession OF their Order IN Frsnk0ord morrow
gust Common oftais oaersd al 80 =
Dbl te export demand - tss have bean
reported cts conanpu mt@d a. former
quotsons RTs FLoUE STEADY 90 nd tosS hsaL 81
a. Jtl Tie demand fr WEEAr cont rnss Urn ed Sale OF 1000
pas Pc ~ wanna Whs a. lose % bash. Ehlh "a sight
ssies rsf have trlrsret active The :
rsrng sn5 prices vsr Good yellow ofsr
sofc III a. sa-. have under l'tcs oars
STEADY al SIC - bush Ia PsouH0vs there doag and
pr,s, Of Pok ard br0n iuS maintained Tie ouk g TIE
.tcck Of tie TONER onsrsd sssot Ia 1o~
hsdatsn ~ 4 10 no b-s and kes. WHsKr FAR fsr2d a.
sc 10 bb.- srd 3ic 90 tfds.
SIS, o. sroxs Fnf Bqr,-s ID Cty g. a. Psna' la
a. $500 ulty 5f.U q, 100 w in 20 z
RR g. ~; L.- sh q; $500 ltsat, @3i y An7rrt
Sal fl s2s s''J DO - 1915 p fs'7ha ~
49,. I5iN Goa ~. r'na'y Bins Ok odo 81
G.nsrd Bsnk, 1871 80 Moro Cana, ~, ~ do, 81 %
Uuor ca al AZ; Mecharcs b. 3o7 sio0 sl. Canal Cd.
5000 Co. ~ zaeh1 RR 90, SO @ sch. NaT ne, o. 1t ol
a. 100 RR ei 500 chs' aat De- c'na b. Si b. Nor
S.o Boards0o Ishsh lot a. 5000 STATE - on s777 a.
~, 20 Mechare'. Balk 30 $500 Reading XIX % ~,
81 Girarc b. 49, $500 COUNT S., 30 zoo Mtrrs CanA ~
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Markets. e. c4IEruLLT EzrOErEO 70. RI. riIs'ss'

AsHEs-r. ras, quss iOf Pot S. ''1 1'''' ''' FsA
VT ss d 20 IBIS . -. -. .....,, ..-,,.f
a. rot 40 ss.ss a. osns ron Je;tsag
-. H.. msrs.t b0gs.er sGkiny rapidly
ftTorR AsD hEAI-A Eodsss blsnsss doing "a western
So gcsr az prcss Ihe rscson Hesfksr aai
$50, s,otoa 70 press ss-s TIE tsnaod conhaed % ths
-, al n . bous tras- Odssrs plsny, and ths
,s.t I. b-.sy n4 s3la4 IS Canadian easel slth nod
-, sss. socs " 1890 Bos a. 5i 81 Tbs sales
A. reach 37O bbis .s4 % or NJ s1psrhns IN
= - Il rrtn state aOQt "a for hhgs1 tne
lam. - Tor Gssss-s sb15 is ier tocy O'i'
"a G.s.-es III as 3 FOR sItra Ohal. AID e9o 81 iof et
r. G-Lsses sgihsu heavy the os gfs1ss ho~ssst are -
s-.r saiss % or b5i stf 81 a. q of nxsf o rs
.ourg Comfy sus gts nd s~75 ~ 20 10.
sFkuf qssi , g7s a. a. Corn hss ststdy
ITO oss Jsrssy al ~. AID 40 bns White AtaaNS 49,
NIa as % Bfar1yHue . As6 a. , 37S- II. SEh-.,
GRAlSfhsre material changs oar 80 s..6..
pa favor buys'. rs sa@s - al al,
Wias hrhxan stsI " 50 bsshss Pi ns ,,,,.,
RE se4jy. 10 ds1Ana - . IS a. r.,
saes u ba.hss Is Oss afs az
Jsr..y ssd ssEss7e for sorth-ra Barley ~
per-o fru fhs s5vIncs 10 -. -. al 80
emit sd marke c~sd 81 yssfsfaA - ~.
bg.h- mostly sTPofi A. - 90. J.,.v a. so1s-,n
an, 10 az ssgbs,u Y.loe snf Toc for "his ssssy 10.
WaI'KY-Tr. maEtst = hes'l. 'a-7' ~ - 49,
Pk0VfsI -Our usntst of ron as
sr.t.,,.5 ms ..les $50 er. a. - iot Ga hs,,
- a. "a ~ sour l45.f aeS nss. 80 ~
-. =, =. - 81 90 ssef rstbsr nsts' vth sr as
1,-s So. Of 70 br sia s1Sii % 'of a''' s2a
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The Gaze Of DavIs vs.. Hushes In wa.hIngtsn.

WASHiSGroS, Fnday, April %
TIE discussion relative 70 the right Of Colonel
Hughes to act as Civil Governor at Jslapa was
decided in bis favor. The punishment of Davis
resulted from his committing rape upon Mex
can female, and stabbing her mother while at
tempting her daughters rescue, for which Hughes
gave him IS lashes and shipped him to NeEOr-
leans In bis capacity of Civil Governor; the evi
dence Of these facts was not admitted by the
Court in endeavoring TO impeach thescharacter Of
Davis. Davis is not present on the trial bat the
prosecution is superintendent by Charles Lee
Jones' originally appointed Lieutenant Colonel Of
q District Battalion, stterwsrd converted into
regiment when Jones was superseded by Hughes
The examination Of Witnesses progressed until
the adi0urnmans
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MARenrlELp. Saturday, morning. April ~.


To FRANCIS BRIsLEY, ESQ President OF the Comm On
Council OF the Cry Of Boston
Ny Dear Siy: have received your communication,
tansB ing copies Of the Preamble and Resolutions sfopt
ed The I'm inst by the unani nous vote or the oo1y
over which you preside
should inc apabe Of all Just emotion, II DELAYED
moment express my grateful thanks for proceeding
So friendly, end honorable toward myself
wish my IN this vicinity could BE- such 40 10 AFFORD
opportunity Of calling, ihdvidus y, upon you, and
ell tho members and paying - each my persons regars
There are know. members OF The Council VINO enter
tAiu political opinions different from my own; and this
makes ue the more anxious signify, 10 emphic man
Ter my sense only OF tho tindness aod courtesy hut
e'O Of toe manness sndrdep which chsrac erze
thrir yoles.
shall not have the pleasure during my present yls ing
OF meeting tie ciz-ns Of Boston.
What have done, within thu at year, TO maintain the
IuloB preserve tho relations Of peace. frsnfy Is
t-couFse commerce. ana basiness among all The states,
has not been corner; snd snail not 20 toto
perform what remain 20 bs done. Nor sHa
enter Faneu Hall t its Pates shai be thrown open,
vice Open, win impetuOus recOtl-graicg harsh
thunder but with harmonious sound golden hinges
moving IN let H. free srd 70 overlooking you and yonr
fellow citizens sud men OF ell parties VINO are true 70
Union as oil az 70 Liberty men who can look around,
on hesces Of The patriots wnieh afOrn the walls o. ina
stcred Temple with their deepest breath the ap
proprste spirsoD ard stand sphght and erect upon ls
pavement In mind and heart elste In the con'coutae'
that they TOO Americans lovers OF their county AMI
their whole county, ard not unworthy TO follow In The
fooist-ps Of their great fOrefsthers.
II Providence should be peassd 10 spare my Ils ano
health t that hOur shall meet the czens Of Dos
ton ana my voice sha DC heard once more In me Cfa1e
Of Americ sn Liberty 80,
Tnl then sgsin thanking you and the members Of tbs
Ooun'H' O'U ''1 'A- '''''' DANIEL WEBSTER.
The two letters and the preamble snd resolves were or
cered TO he printed.
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By Telegraph to The Hew-York fripuas
q For additional Telegrsphic Dh'
patches, see Seventh Page.
the Ceilectorshlp OF PhiIadeiphia-Arriva Of
Daniel Webster, &c.
lss.sse-r .s.... r.Lss,a OK. CO.. R..ss- a.a Be. .- =,

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Apni ,.
governor Johnson has been ia 70 "a some days,
vsibIy endeavoring e compromise " IN Coll scEo-
Le"h IN the Custom House difficulties The
Governcr publicly declares he holds Presi len,
ElDmores pledge not to remove Lewis. The
cltement, which was great before, has been nIca
increased by this declaration, and threatens SOFA
70 break out in open revolt
The Hon Daniel Webster arrived here at haE
past nine to night
The coal brought down by the Reading Rail
road this week amounts 70 $4,000 tuns; CsusL
lleOO last week, Railroad, $4,000 Canal. $4,000.
No arrangement has been concluded yet between
the TWO Companies relative to the reduction Of
tolls OF the Canal.
Richard Turner gave q magnificent Concert
to night in the Musical Fund Hall; 1900 persons
were present He was received with grea. en-.
thuslas N, and is regarded as one of the best bal
lad singers in the country.
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ApPoISrxEs J. Kaufman, Of Penn
sy wanna and Boxer Washington, late OF Vrgnis nave
ser APPOINTED 70 Cerkshps 10 the Home Department
Mr L. n Thomas OF Warrington, formerly OF missouri
hss been appointed TO CefkIhip In Tho Treasury peos
ment Il q understood that number OF 0taof sppOinE
AcbigSn Softer Chief Clerk 10 tho Patent Once Az
teudefed dis resignation to take effect nom Jay / hs
successor has already been determined o. in' 'S'
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THr DRrRr CoNr1suArlox.-The case for the

continued yesterday anu Water snn
New YORK the hrst esd thai pack
OF stts 10 be stsre Express about years
directed % Jsme K. Kerr, OF ~hch
Thompson and By Drug Rudolph L-ro~ Reporter o
the Poke Ga-a etsullsd HIS
cpay made y Drury Is Counsel Mr. Clam
PEND ng before The Police Ma tcrp
The ofth By
ssl Tor ssisns he ground tnas va Pfsss-d comnuuca
alt couii
Mr. LcKow the Court. stated hat
rsreusrs and for rs purpose Of s.rucns counsel 70 Is
osieass Witness TIE substance - rs i1f 80 a.
Of The Court thst sht icons assse
~ and Tie Curt cs<ed thai The s'sncs Of
fcmlie3 The H. Dr1rys
M Cfk we're reatoH 70 the robbery CT he Ds At-0asy
Chce VIXEN Tie Esouer sad an sorry these notes havs b-e
prsousr thought Mr. LeIow hsd accused BIN o-l Wm Js
Inns et la 1pon Of bs tAksu Dr1 ana
Smith Poce Ju.ts t-poss1 -. be ssr1 th-
Drury NJ De called
previous the Of lie Court BE Mr. De
BArCa PIesdsnt lie ESgs BAnk, Bristol l.
Bank Orlry $500
u BAnks for the Tia bis OF Eag Bsas
DuTy received $50 g. bills aaa sc9 s. bic he wanted al
8. bills sug they could GOT thea be furnished.
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Operations with the Diving Bell.

COLD ePRTNG, Friday. pHl q.
The Captain Kidd Diving bell which was ased
at Caldwell to search for the Pirates treasures is
now being used just below this village 20 get bold
of the bed-plates Of the steamer Pioneer, which
were lost overheard from vessel, on their way
from Cold Spring Foundry to New York, few
DAYS since. They are sunk in 30 feet OF water.
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Southern Mail at Baltimore, &c.

BALTIMORE, Friday, April :.
The New Orleans Mail as late as due 10 re.
ceived but the papers contain nothing of interest
A great number Of strangers are arc,vlng in this
city, TO be present at the funeral ceremonies Of
Archbishop Eccleston tomorrow
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Receipts Of Produce

By the North Rirer Boats Friday. April as
ass bush Ave IS 20 do Oss i4Slf do Corn asa dc
Barley 450 boxes Cheese. "a do Batter IL oses Wool
SO bfA Ashes; 2oS6 do Flour
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Daniel W.bster and FapeuII Hall.
We extract the following correspondence from
the proceedings OF the Boston Common Council OF

CoNsoN Couscu Roo~ Bosrov. April IA, 1881.
DsAR certified copy OF the
preamble and resolutions sdopi By the unanimous vote Of tbs
Commcn Council this thsr Of last
by Board VI sayor ADD Atsrmsa, OF the
request Of your r. .nds for the uss " Fsnsul Hall
0e rules Of the Common Council provides thai "a al
president nay vsts ohsely aysd myself OF tbs
privilege by lrdag aye on the psaya OF the prsios
resolutions peaufe that comply with the nstruc
of IN. - attes'-d OF them
Irsmtin. very sincerely, your lrsnd sd oo,t sstyL
FRANCIS BRiNLET Pfsslisl.
Hon. D4SfsL wIasrra MarshGsld, MAJ.
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Rejoicing at Summers Election.

HARTFORD, Friday, April 3
The Free Sellers of III place, atsunset, fred a
salute of 81 guns in homer of the election Of sum-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. April hi.

CoTToN transactions were limited and the mar
oppressed The reached 1O3 bales az prices ranging IRON
s9lIc, rather IN favor OF buyers
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Observation-Disclosures, Apt

The sales Of CoTToN were only two lots, one
OF and So bae' at I0c There ~a' very little
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Repairs TO the Illinois Canal.

ALBANY, Friday April ..
The repairs to the Illinois Cana haye pro-
crossed so far as to prevelt tie passage of boats
this week.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE YEsTERDAr MoRNING.--About o'clock
a ire broke out IN email frame building, ~ Jsy-si
cupied by Mr. Thomas Gsutz and most Of the household
goods and furniture were consumed His loss is probably
about SEQ, upon which there was no insurance. The
house next doiniug the right mo IN owned by the
heirs Of Robert CLASSY aud occupied by number Of col
ored families damaged - the extent Of $500, the in
surance covering the entire loss The frame building No
49, the corner Of Chapest occupied store by Mr.
Ephraim Birdsey, was also somewhatdamsged but the
los suIs!ned Is fully covered by insurance.
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PHILADELPHIA.

The receipts Of the news from Europe OF de-
Gins Of an eighth N Corros produced seasbs eject
sses reaches 1900 bales nddng closing du at i9e
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ST. JOINS CHURcH-An election for Wardens
and Vesrymen OF this Church took place on Monday last
ard resued 10 he choice Of hefoowng gent emen lsaac
Odeu, Charles Christmas, Wardens; and Elijah Purdy,
Samuel l. johnson, Alfred Emanuel, Henry g. Hayward
Daniel A. Robbins Alfred Stevens John Blunt and Al
ned Hsutberg, Vesirymen.
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ARRrsr roR RrRoLARY.-A lad n,med Wm


H,v,ns Gias Ig,d arrested New YORK
Wednesday by otcsr ehs et thus city % warrant shsfs
with committing burglary Horth Hemp
stead, Queens County Il tnat he u re employ
q Joseph Williams aHsr as aoovs town and safns t's
Of the family trunk With aae distracted
al the contained therein All then TOOK ne cars
He tsksn % JsmscH yesterday 70 answer ne
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CONSPIRACY TO DETRAUD.-A notorious char.
Annrsr rnR ConsrIRACY.- YeaterdaY mor-

scts nan Charles Tapptn Nshsns Chapman
rsis yesterday charged cOnspng dssud Simeon Irene
worthy Tesdg OAK They taken before Justice La
q ron held 70 bail 0 $500 each TO
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u Rev John Frederick Shredder. DID, " "
Iectur. the Society Library, corner OF srOsdway and
Lsonard-st tomorrow Sunday evening at u O'CLOCK
upon TIE Papsl Infallbiity 5esls free
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DEMAND FOR HIeHERWAGEs.-The Lightermen
ard others employed In vessels used for the transportation
Of freight the EGst River, held meeting At the Twelfth
Ward Hotel Thursday evening and resolved to petition
heIr employers for increase OF 81 per week on their
present wages
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z VIM. Hall & Son have jast published
La BoUqu.uer VslSes,r by Montgomery, and " The
Desert, Polks" By Lacy. They are illustrated win
splendid Illuminated titles.
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ARREsr roR RrRGLARY-EdW. Brown vac

yeIedsy By officer Mitchell OF the SIh Ward, chrsed
with burglary nights 81 the Of john
Luf IN Center B'ovn arrested few days ihs
charge escape om the CUSTODY the officer
he vas locked up for examination
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ring officers Bumeai scoefed Msr and ohsrI Of the Third
Police Court msde descent TIE Peters bel nng
the Pearl and Wal streets and cap
i've named Nader Shay heCary WOOD AID Waite
jsfaud John Wilhsr ~
Of 500 and upwards, whom SngsJ) they induced
By psy that amount and above the value OF
~hch hs had purchased 81 that place The under
Vestig OF before Justice hsuntfor-
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e We trust the Ladies will remember d.
Bsrbings Free Lecture before them this aernooa %
O'Clock See be notice on the frat page
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RUN OyER.-A Young girl, named Bridget Co..

w'sy.ssrdy run over wh' sroadwsy opposite Washing
place NO lt driven by stephen Dunn Ihe gr vas
and tsken the residences Of her parents
Mott Tie srrssed and taksn before Justice
Besky Who investigating the discharged him not beng
IN
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THE NEW UNITARIAN SOCIETY IN Brooklyn
BY sdveTs smeni in another column, it will be seen tina
Dr. Dewey Will ofcate tomorrow, and for several sue
eessiye Ssbbaths, At the Female Academy.
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y The ancient Pear Tree on the Third Az
cue ard Thirieenths last evesng IN full BIOS
fo IL IL believed by many to be the mo't sncieni run
u,e on the lsa-d ofMsnhsIan Tradition tells % tna.
Ihis planted by Gov p sIuyVeSAGt Two naao,ea
years ago. lOSHWoSI44'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
ARREsT OF A TEACHER-John Grant a teacher

Public DOL yesterday arrested warrant ssue
by justice McGsth charged with cruelty hoggog pupil same
John Tay o ssdFg as parents at No 90 Greenwich st
The matter viii be invsttt aied on Monday DeIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26
DlsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Justice Mountfort wit

several Of Police o the Third District Police Court on hnrds
gt proceeded tire house Of Center and Walker Streets
by su who together with several
other inmates arrested and held charge
kespng 4 disoTdery house.