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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

THr FLOOD Al THE WEsr.-The ~.
louis Iowa and Illinois papers are llet With d.
tsls OF damage by The late treshei N ma region.
The ke1kl.l Iowa Register Of May 81. says
The small streams OF the interior have al oF,I
flowed their banks and pu, stop io travelling me
roads Dew. Greek bridge has been swept away.
The Dcs N0rC> River Is much higher tlan 2, mas
ever been known thc bottoms aye ofer1o"el- c-.is-
III much damage .o property and destroying lIt
c-ous or the lower bottoms. All me F mp Ine
The Nis,iS>ipu has reached The l-l WAFER marx y.
1874. and Is ta>-r>rg. The iowa OF tAlrclIi-e ans
The country back O. It. for cga, or ten n--es' PFC
seuts the appearance of vast laae Of wafer VIII
here and there patch OF trees ~ 7uildlns
The farms aye almost ruined and 3 Is slpro,se
that The work OF the River improvement nom :.
FrauciSvine down. has suffered very mLch =
Tarmineton on the Des MONIES. the River = loL
feet higher than . was ever known, a1d 80 80
saws was still rSlng with great rapiciy ne 10" =
OF Bonaparie BentonpOrt, l0waville, O''ain"s, an.
probably others. are completely submerged -. ~
ihe new dam al BonapaTse has been WiaAe- ~ ~ =
and 4 house was lodged few nles ABOVE d. l----9
ION which came from some point ABOVE
The Caffps 45rsrfissr Of the -cth says
A large portion Of Fort Wtnneoago Va lA-lI-a
ted This rse had only then reached the MlSsi>s
Heavy rains feu on Sunday. ~hich added - VIC
food" a. as,h 49, ,b., the
tributaries OF the Mississippi, IN thai STATE hA'e De-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Court Of Common Pleas. MosOAr. Juae


Williams & Gtnon agt John +. Clue
Repleyin a, 10 Is bundles willows, imported IN ship
Minnesota. from HaVre, and caned, IS alleged, BY
mistake 10 defendants store. On plaintiffs demand
ing them they told they might look IN mo store
and nnd them 4 they were there r. "ds denied they
Rad been received a the store and accord and salts
faction also set up Verdict for plaintiffs estimating
value al sos. anu s. 50 damages.
Anna Gouldlng agt. DGvld hQlser.-
plaintiff on passing through Twelith-st., corner Oi
Ayenue A. on the evening of the 9TH Of June, 1850,
fell mo an excavation OF ten feet, which Rad been
made Tor a cellar and pro ected four feet from the
fence 10 is alleged she sustained serious injury, and
action j. brought against the owner OF me iand on
which the excavation had been made Tor damages,
amount lad a. $4,000. To be continued Tins iore-
moor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

The receipts since orr last have been FLOUR
1890 bb's WHBAr 500 bushels, CoRS. 1900 do
The demand for FLOUR Is moderate, and the market
is heavy sales 1000 hbls az II an 81 Tor strat
state and 3 gid4 No FOR Michigan. CoRN t. steady
Al Saturdays rates 5000 bushels sold al SOC for
Yellow Round. and 54lc for mixed Western Sales
were made OF 600 bushels RYB at72tc. OAr, are duI
and lower sales 1000 bushels al 49, G44c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

reI7T1 30 K011lI7T aLd AlI' FII75 ID 'Il'l7T
Conclusion Of tie T-lai Of EdCm Henry.
The trial Of Edwin Henry charged with forgery
10 he tmrd decree, ID altering a pfOmissOry note
va, I'M, morning concluded Jas Whiting. ISL
summed up tie case On the part Of The defense, AMI
the Distinct Attorney addressed the Jury n oena.i 81
the people Tie case Was then gwen 10 no jury
unter The charge Of tie Court. Aitef shDf, a'-
.4r,ce tb.y came 10 with a verdict Of 4cqultLal.
Che count then adjourned, TIE Aldermen having
some Official ENGAGEMENTS ~ meet ia Tie afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

come 50 swollen BY heavy rams as % 10 much IN
July me Mississippi Itself very high aat rising,
ttlng within i inches O:the food mark OF 1874 The
WABASH, * IeUe Haute, was al over the boston,
lands. several boat, were engaged m ferrylng over
irave ers, having TO 20 The West Bluis taree
quarters OF q mile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
rorpcry Of Land,Wartant.. sc.

MASHlNGTON, Monday, june =
The Marshal of Michigan has brought on, and d.
hvcrcd TO the Marshal of tins District, VIM Brown.
10 answer various charges of Forgery of Land War
rants In default of $2O.O0O bail, ~ was committed
for trial at the Criminal Court. The accused IS
brother of BENJAMIN +. Brown, late a Government
Clerk and candidate for the situation of Goorkceper
OF the House of Representatives., against whom An
Indicimotlt for forging Treasury Vouchers IS also
peudine. but hc Is vet AT large
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Tuv OPERA o-NIGHT.-To-night DOni-
.., oncra Of La Faroriia Will be gwen at the Aslor
- Be,tin Will appear Fsranl<o, Marini rs
I9ss,,,,zo,. Benevent2nO Is the King, and Truff
LccHora.
! ~ Mad. +. WALLACE BoUcHELLE's Com
- comes of tonight n, the Chinese Assembly
IN, The programme, which is unusually
- md attractive, viii be found ip another coli
\ ann.
NwLoS.--The greatest combination of
.,.ellent comedians VIII assemble ;ais evening
TresaayJ on Tho occasion Of the School FOR Sean
49, being performed. The ;o4ow,ng Is a mos, un-
,.u.ly elective distribution rarely seen II Europe
nd never N America. The drol Burton plays Sir
Oliver Surface Mr. Henry placile --appears at ms
,lace as Sir Peter Teazle the excellent comedian
Blake performs Crsbtree and the elegant Lester
.as,ains tie role Of Charles Surface This, with the
sl.f Of Mrs. Waack Lady T, axle. Is irreSistbly
! attractive.
Y Two Canal Boats of large class,
built BY the Washington Coal Company for the
transportation of coal on the Che apeake and ONO
canal, came INTO port YESTERDAY morning They were
aden with coal at Cumberland, v g., from the Wash
WgiON Mines. nc DodtS I. n. O'lr ana T. D. ItLllt
are 70 be seen nj tine Haxton DORIS. Brooklyn.
A LoT OF PINE APPLEs.-Tho schooner
Village Belle, Capt Wedmorc. arrived Sunday from
gethura. brough, twenty-soyen hundred dozen pine
,pplos. The schooner Gil Bias, Captain Baker, ar
r,ed yesterday from Abaco, with eighteen hundred
dozen pine apples.
u The semi-annual examination Of the
Mammoth School in the Fifteenth Ward, under the
,b,rpe Of Jno J. Doanc, IS to take place today. "A!
O. o'clock The house rs IN Thr-enth-st. near
s,1thav All interested IN matters ~ public eluc+-
lion. are requested to be- present, The Female and
Primary Departments only are to be examined
FELLOWS MINsrRELs.-Thc manager Of
tbs excellent Band has now completed HI. altera-
IONS for the Summer season, and Fellows Musical
Hail IS one of the coolest as wei most agreeable
plsces OF amusement IN the City. Our citizens can
obtain an attractive combination Of comforts at this
establishment The crowds that nightly attend the
performance, give ample assurance 10 Manager Eel
lows that ms efforts to please are appreciated
n. Y. CRY INDUSTRIAL CONGREss. The
annual election takes place tins e,cning for officers
Of this central organization of tae Reiormers and
workingmcn Of the City. 4 fan attendance Will
doubtless be had
PHRENoLoGY.-To reform and perfect
ourselves and our race, IS the most oIated OF all
works To do tins, we must understand The Human
Constitution This Phrenoogy and Physiology en-
brace and hence fully expound AN the laws OF our
being, conditions Of happiness, and causes OF mis-
eU Mes,rs. Fowers L Wells at 1871 Nas,au-st.,
The most distinguished Phrenoios,,, OF the present
day, give verbal and written descriptions of char
scter, when desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

PIrTSBURGH, Monday June Q.
There is ) feet inches Of water IN the channel,
and the river Stlll rising.
Heavy rains yesterday prevented the laying Of the
corner stone Of the new Catholic Church IN TINS city
1t stll continues very healthy on the river between
Tins and Ilul~yIfle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Paine's Light AT washingtOn-The Pendulum
Experiment.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June 9.
Mr Pane, the great shot at. Is here proposing 10
tie Government % illuminate light houses for little or
either an extraordinary discovery OF 4 brilliant hum
bug
The Pendulum experiment was tried 70 the rotun-
ia Of The Capitol Yesterday. the only day on which
the building is closed, AVOID the the currents OF
ar The pendulum was set due north and south, N
SIX hours II vauod 20 northeast and southwest or
nearly so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

- Rev. WILLIAM IL. MARSH is to be
installed Pastor Of the South congregational Church
IA Presldenist., corner of Court, TINS evening, ser
wees commencing at O'Clock Rev Mr. Kirk OF
Boston, Is expected To preach The sermon 1t Is also
expected that Rev Henry Ward Beecher and Rev.
r. : Storrs, Jr., viii take part IN the services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
BUFFALO. June Q
Markets

The receipts al tins port since Saturday have been
FLOUR 5000 b0lS.. WHEAT, 1000 bushels CORN.
9s5 600 bushels-FLoUR Is IN moderate demand, and
nr,ccs tend slightly downward Small sales of Nlchl-
gan at 50a3 So Prime WHEAr Is hrm and M de-
mand. while common descriptions are dull. sales OF
5OOO bushels al g Tor OHIO CORN Is heavy, OWING
10 The large REGENTS 10000 bushels changed hands
al lie for Western mixed. ONO WHISKY sells 40
2o.c fREIGHTs are unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
I,DlAx OurRAGE.--A correspondent

IsDlAN OUTRAGE.--A correspondent VI
ne lL~ra J,fsrsoniQu writes from - Fauls .lai
var lartv Of Ihe oux VITO had been ~ IN nc mp
ueNa country after scalps. out "ere easlcoe1sl-I y.
ge,fllg any Oh their return lnSuted Lfec 4pCl anu
9of6tf several whites anc attacked traIn u "ag-
~ rlfi,n, ono IN ne drivers detachment Of >ol-
ers wa sent out from Ripley attended by the Chlp-
80, Chlef Ho.e-ln-the-Day, and NO Oi III war
-, m S1oDx 6red a1d retreaied, AID though
b,,I, rs1r.ned. escaped with some Of Their number
.C,.,fed Great Indignation was felt on the pan Of
he reonle aAd the 2 sioux ThO participated IN the
oufT 20, vii doubtless De demanded - De gwen up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
NEW-YOBK LEGIsLATURE.
special session. June 10. 1851.


SANFORD = CliuEcH. Lieut. Gov - c.a,o PrcS,deat.
wbixs an Roman 10 Opposition. ,.n i,ifcsl Inie-
rnlentS IN CsF>' art one vacancy IN the
~, a-us-', renre,eptni hy George GnnnD by lAs
occasion ~ e 81 thc election " =. 10 tee 'aoaHtses
caused y the resignation Of " Ofisslon >ehAie>S
" fo-r~, Br,ar L. >lG7sy T..ils
> John : CroS> Is J3As NDgeS.
, Rlcharl : Williams ~ Benz y huntington.
1 ClarN>on Crolus - MoSgs p. H,rcH
5 James " Rcckman 2l CALE8 Lyon.
c Edwin u Moran - George GeidcS.
: Ben -4u.sn Brln9ysfb % Lew Dmmlck.
: Joseph Ha>tei q William Beach
o Ji--sS o. C,,-ts IS hs7rv B. >'Infoa.
10. Marius >chccnmakcr 20 No choice
H. stephen II. johnson. .. samuel Miller
r. Thomas CarTUIL = AionKO :. Upham
IL James " Cook - Charles Colt
IA T40r1GS crook 30 Charles ID RO5laSoa.
IS WI..lsr, 4. DeTf 81. George K. BaboOck.
10 JoHN SANFORD - Robert owen, Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Jenny Lind and Barnum-New Arrangement
PHiLADELrHlA, Monday, june 9

BY mutual arrangement MADE to-day between
Jenny Lind and Ba-num, their engagement tern-
mates with to-night's Concert She Is TO carry ont
the arrangements made by Banum AMI give the two
Concerts advertised here. Her intention is TO giye
several Concerts ia other portions Of the country on
her own account. Bamum goes to the Worlds Far
per the North America on the l7th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
The late Collector a' Baltimore Deraulter.

IN I7TITNHl = ITIIIT
This afternoon Mayor jerome sent = special mes
tothc Cty Councils announcing the late Cry
Collector has been found % be a deiaulter 90 the
clerk obtained the money and screened himself by
false entries The gentleman Implicated mas sun
rendered his property TO sureeS aad asserts that er
rors have been mHde In making Ip the accounts
InufforS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
The Cholera al the West.

IlNCINNATT, MONDAY, juno
The Cholera is on the increase thrOughOuJ the
West. and is very fatal Among the victims 10 Pa
ducha, Kentucky. IS Dr. Newton Lane. the Demo
cratic CANDIDATE for Congress 40 the last election,
rom Louisville district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Search for McNany. the Murderer-The Late
Fire.

BOSTON, MOndaY, June ~
The house OF McNally, the murderer of Charles
Smith was searched on Saturday evening, suspicion
beng aroused that he was concealed there-but no
traces Of him were found.
The loss by the burning Of the steam works yeSter-
dav morning. Is estimated at $4,000. The buildings
were insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
LAW COURTS.
Court Calemdar-Thi, Day.

Coavov PLEAS Nos i2i, 59i, SIS. $50, 81, $50,
5il 5i2. y4}
OPS 2a6 $50 352 $50 no, ~ -. 2l33ol, Isl, sjS,
7.s ~ 9e1 2gs 3Cs -. 3j,. t., "a, 30, 3D. 49, 332,
$780, 4o2 100. 4o3, lO' 4oj, $40, i17, 400, no. an
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos 2yo. an, 300, Syl, 40, -,
$50. 4Si. 50 =. is3. 4s5 is6, -. l9J
SrrERloR CouRr-SpeclM Tcm.-N0S. H. q. Is,
L.. ls.I9. lll, 20, u. -, %, ~, -, %, .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

- The Washington Republic announces
that r HzsRY B-LasR, Minister from CreA, Brit
an. vii sal for England IL October next and De al
- n three months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
The Cosden Murdcrs-Southcrn Wall. sc.

"IIII'
The conviction of William shelton, for the Coslen
murder did not take place TIL - o'clock on Saturday
night The trials of Murphy and Taylor have been
remoyed'to Elklon, Roberts VIII be tried al Chcs-
tCnoWu.
The Southern Mail has reached here. The steam
shin Fanny had arrived 81 Orleans from BrazOs
bringing $4,000 IN specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Recrinfs of Produce.

Ry tb, North Rrer Boc's-N0Haa, Jsse ~ - "a
~ ia, . Meal 225 DO Ashes. luol % fA' t5 40
a. - 10 ard eg9 do Cut Meats, l,loo ltiHs N
SSilsrS "a hhS WHISKY e5s pkss Cheese - % Noi
200 bushels Rye $3.50 do "hea' D ~ ~ N'''' wv
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Executed RADON, Jr.. who,
,.,h IN, e,,b,r Abraham RADON, was convicted az
- s,r.rg term OF The Criminal Court IN 1870. ~
ucrv count House. :. C.. OF the murder OF Wills
p,ton WAS hung az Conway boro ;. C on Fri-
d frt~f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

BRooxLYN PoRT OF ENrRY.-A pre-
hmnary meeting was held last evening IN the Su-
preme Court Room, City Hall TO take measures 20
petition Congress that Brooklyn be made for' OF
Entry The attendance was very ihin OWNS per-
hans to meeting IN the Common Council on tAc
Railroad question, a. the same hour. Justice lru-
man smith was called To The Chair and MAJ feaie
was appointed Secretary. thus Organizing the meet
ing for the purpose OF adournng. \ committee
was appointed 10 arrange and give publicity 10 ih'
proceedings, and iae next me tlns Was faxed Tor
THURSDAY evening next. az tie same place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

y
HrsBANr-It is but few weeks since that an afro
cious murder was committed in Fuman-st, the par
tculars Of which were then published and now the
occurrence of another and a similar tragedy IN our
midst Is again brought before the eyes of the public
The victim IN this instance IS woman upward OF
co wears of age and the bloody act Is attributable to
the same cause as the other-drunkenneSS. Some
time Yesterday forenoon 1t was discovered that 4
woman named Cathaunc spnks residing IN Garycy'S
allev. rear of = HudSon-ay., had been murdered
during the previous night andclrcumStances strong
~ indicate that Michael SpinkS alias kehoc, the nus
band of deceased. Is the perpetraior OF the awful
crime II appears that early IN the morning the ac-
cSel WAS seen 10 go out of ms house, ana called At
the residence of John White, ms Step-son' IN Mill
st and said he would Ike the family 10 come down, As
his wife was dead that he had taken on ms boot
and Int her and he supposed he would have TO give
himself up but If they SAID he caused her death they
were wrong White then came and ms wife WIN
him. and Splnks SAID he would follow directly but
did not. The Police were soon IN pursuit. however
and about noon Capt King Of the Second District
Police found HIM IN porter-houSe IN NaSsan-St ana
took him INTO. custody when made acquainted
with the crime charged against HIM be exclaimed
The Lord have mercy upon me rum old II all
The prisoner Il also an old man, about 90 wears OF
age and Is represented an nofenSiVe and quietly
DISPOSED person when sober. lie was employed III
the Navy Yard and has only been four months III
tins Cty having louSly resided m Boston IheN
have no family The actual circumstances under
which the CRIME was committed have not transpTed
but Ratchet was found IN the room bearing the aE-
pearance of having been recently washed or I'M
mersed in water andia booS-iack stained with blood
The Coroner was notified and additional facts vii
probably De- elected 40 the inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Markets BALTIMORE, Jun

The sales OF FLOUR At our markets to-day were
sO bbls Howzrd-st d; 49, and 1000 City NILS al
( lSa4 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

.cvr,,S wear 81 10 years 80 eto s. 20; ) . TO-
IL l6to o. 49, - 20 ~, IS ~ 20 90 ~ ~ 70 ~ %
% a. u D. TO- n ~ % o. - y ~ T,.l,,5 ,0o
Rr-srd % Scotland Wales, 0eri,a ~, I,s,n.
: sweden. Switzerland, ?; Italy - "''' ''''' -
NTsos-o.o.i Bellevue. y Peniieni.ArI bisos" Gus
Island snail PoE Blae1 .,s i.' Island IS Rsndss
IN, pa az CIV HaspltaI CITY Prson Aims houss.
Island w - Z CoFsd Home, g Colsfod Persons, o.
BlAek~eH W WHITE. CsiJ InsPsctss.
Ca, r.ss.ctOx's Oncs. June J. Isi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
The Germnn Concert At Philadphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June "
The German Concert tonight al the Froni-Si.
Thealer was crowded 10 OverAowlng, and was a very
splendid affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

"a A Teeraphic dispatch. al III O'Clock last
night, from Calais, We. announces iha;ihe New
Brunswick line Is down consequently we have no
uews Of the steamer reaching Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
IiIRI IL.
DIED.

The Lady ri DR. LUTENER, Aanst. 81 Broadway II
daughter June o. and both mother and daughter dong
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Ci.y of BROOKLYN forthc week ending June :, lNol-
Males. IS females. 81 adults. T. children - To-
tai Sc- IiSt1StS-t an. e. taoera lnitl. .iih'
SONS. s. DEBILITY. ]. Dlaunea. Rem'aeAi teFeT'
scarlet Feser.3 Hcmouhase of Lungs IN
dsmmat,on. Inflammation OF Brain, in'iann4-
... az inns. Niara>nus J Measles. >croil.-,
Sr'sn poX ! stubborn. Teeth.ng, ! Par;uu
flon Total. 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

~ The Mayor Of New Orleans had pro-
Inhibited possession Of Saniards who we're friendly
10 the queen, for fear Of disturbances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

~ The L. 5. schOoners Major barbour
and Arispe have been sold at Ne" orleans '"'
g. 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern MG0aesic Telegraph orr eornsr o. HsaOvsr Snd
BcGrcr street,

For fp,sher Te'cgrapdie D,,pasehes SEE VIA Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Managers was held
Al the usual place on Thursday. the oh lnSt al Is T.
NJ Dr Thomas Cork presided on The occasion, as
sisted 10y ton. Luther Bradish Hon. A b. HaSorouck
S ana hon Edward M'Ghee OF Miss Kew Dr. DE
"lu read poruon OF the ll9ih Psalm
Slx ne" auXilarleS were recognized one IN etch
Of the States OF Connecticut. OhlO, Indiana North
Carolina, Alabama and Florida.
Letters were read BY the Secretaries from Hon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Weekly Report OF Deaths

To- m, On mi Confy of N,s Y>rt ron ne 81" a1T
Hoy 70 iae IN doy Of liner iS,i
Mn. a,. Women. ~ B,ys,T Gus, 7i-Ioia4 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
Joc.LIx, WATSON & Purcell.

ACCIDENTS. II. Simpson and Mark
Lew wlllc riding IN the SINth-aV, on Monday after
noon, were thrown from their wagon, their horse
having become frightened and Simpson WAS severely
INJURED, Levy but slightly. DR. llonter dressed the
wounds OF simpson, and had hlm conveyed to his
place OF residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

DlsoRpERLy HOusE-A Mrs. Forester
and Julia Spears were yesterday arrested 10y oihcer
Baldwin oi the jefferson Police Court, on complaint
Of Capt Tumbull, OF the Eighth Ward Police,
charging thcm with lecpme a disorderly house at
The corner of Broadway and Canai-St m the Eighth
Wand They were held tor examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

IV Mad. f. WALLACE BoUcHELLE's Con-
= comes of tonight n, ihe Ch'nese Assembly
poo,os The programme which is unusually
80 ,nd attractive, viii be found in another col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

n. Y. CRY INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-
annual election takes place this escnng for officers
Of this central organization of tae Reiormcrs and
Workingmcn Of the City. \ fan attendance Will
doubtless be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10

Tuv OPERA IGHT-To-night Doni-
49,. opera Of la Farorita Will be gwen al the Aston
- Be,tlni VIII appear as FeraH<o. Marinl rs
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70 The body Of Edward Mann, an
nounccd week SINCE as missing from his house VI
Concord haS been found Ia the Mtrumac KlVer
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-19
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