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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

INTERESTING DLcisIoS CONCERNING NEWSPAPER
DEBrs-ln the court Of Common Pleas, yesterday
before Judge Kelley, an important vas decided
N was a SUIT pending between Philip II. Freas rs
Jacob Haas to the subscripto price u the
Gonunicun TaegraJh FOR ~ years. The paper was
left at public housc in the vicinity OF the defcu-
dant s,all, in Callowhill street, 1.-THE defenian
being butcher Mt he time,) at the express direc.
ton Of Mr. Haas where IL continued to be left for
the space Of time stated. The defence WAS twofold
first, the statute of Limitations: and second. tina.
the paper should have been let NJ the resience of
the defendant, rs il was known 10 the plai. tiff
Judge kellty charged the jury, that where 4 person
subscrbes Tor paper, and gives directions whers
II shall be leit, he bound to pay for it, unless n,
prescrlbes the time for which il shall be left fla
subscriber wishes 10 discontinue hi, paper, II is his
duty To square hs accounts and then give notice for
a diScon'lnuance. II paper is sent to u person
through The Post Office, aud he takes it out h. /,
mound 70 pay for u. lfa subscriber changes his resi-
dehce' u does not follow that The carrier must TAX
NOTICE oi n. and delivery Of the paper nj the plac
where he was fret directed to leave H. is delivery
70 the subscriber, unless the publisher receives no.
tl,e TO discontinue, send Il to another place Tn,
statute OF limitations did not affect the case a. tn
defendant bad paid something on account IL Iune.
i.l: erdctfor plaintiff, az J0.-Phihi. Inquirer,
AiqHN
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BowERv THEArRE. The performances Of this evening
consist OF the tragedy Of Macbeth and the roman
tic drama OF the " Broken Sword'-Mr Eddy and Miss
wemyss in the principal characters
BROADWAY THxArRE.-rhe distinguished American
actress Miss Charlotte Cushman appears this evening
Lady Macbeth. and Conway Macbeth. No doubt
the house will be crowded.
NlBLos q ARpsS-Ths celebrated Rsve Family appear
this evening the light rope and In the ballet panto
mime Of ~Jeannet and Jeannot," ard all wi close
with the comic psntomime of "Jockon
NATIONAL THrATRE-Four excellent pieces - The
extravaganza of Petty Looms" the tragedy Of "Ugo
ino,n the comedy of Sooman Swap" and the farce Of
" Perfection
BHoucHAM's LYoyuM.-Miss Julia Bennett takes her
beneft-we hope the house may be crowded. The
pieces the Lady Of Lyonsn and the Queen Of the
Frogs
AsirRrcAs MUsruM-The great rope dancers, Leon ia
veni and Herr Cline are drawing large audiences. A
fine bill for to night
CBRsrYs MSsTRrLs offer very attractive programme
for this eveningt consists Of songs and instrumental
performances.
FElLows MIssTREIs-Those who love the best kind of
singing should hear Collins tonight Swaine immea
surably funny.
HAmsLIs Frsrr.L.-The greatest affair that took
place in this country comes of Tuesday evenng-au
the leading talent in the country will
company, together with all the leading artists Of the
day.
THE GiArr GAsIs-The greatest wonder Of the
ply steal world held tse at the Irving House Satur
day evening He is the paragon Of animals He will
held le1ees at the Apollo Rooms this afternoon and
evening
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Movements or the Ocean steam
Port OF New York. June VI.
Arrived.


AN with mdse and passengers Collins 9th inst,
s. q ~ Ion 60 q passed ship fdss g, New YGst stand
ASIA standing T. Has had fresh westerly winds nearly
all the passage. - - - -
with ndse and 3i6 passengers to Grinne Mnturn Co.
pool Tor Sew York May 80 lat 26 lon IS sxohsnsed
455 spoke Br ship Belmont Quebec for Liverpool;
10Th met lat io Ion H. saw brig yiator. Park from Bos
for baltimore and schr Julia Payson bound s. same
Sandy Hook bearing W u N distant 80 miles
Ship Marion johnson, Savannah days with cotton TO
LaplAnd, from New Orleans for Liverpo,l-all we'll.
Brig Addison Obi Brown Rochelle s. days WITH brandy
Brig Martin Friedrich (Prus), Krans, Hamburg, May /.
with mdse and 100 - Schmidt Balchen June
lat a H. Ion 50 w. saw large Am ship bound w with the
loss o. her manmss 81 ano iore ana mhzen topmasG
29. with Elwell Co. May 49, lat 20 H. lon 70
spoke bark Paramount from st Thomas Trinidad 18th
inst lat 81 81 Ion rs 49, spoke ship Ashburton. from New
Brig Hanover York Maehias days, with lumber &C. to
Simpson, Mayhews H. Co.
schr Attsmshs; Keen Charleston. vr New Bedford s
days with live oak.
Schr Arctic, Wifop, Alexan dria, days.
Schr Ann Wioks, Alexandria. days.
Schr Liberty, Windsor. Fredericksburg, 3days.
Schr Norma Mott Georgetown, DC. 6 days with naval
Sehr A Henderson. Bradbury. Plymouth. NC, 6 days.
schr Jenkins, Vanderbilt Richmond, days.
sehr Pauline. Parker, James River. days
Scbr yermillon, Parker. James River, 2 days.
sSsr RF srssr 5et ssrs k york dSs
Schr Michigan Bassett, baltimore, days.
schr " II Mailer Rice. baltimore 4 days,
Schr T Bremhall, haehas, 7 days
Jusr 2wind at SUNRISE Sc, and Light; meridian, do DO
at sunset Sc, and thick.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

4.
Bfrspsrrrrs-The trade in Fzo,B to-day was on a
more extended scale but owing - the great desire Of
holders 10 realize, prices were not frm OF domestic
10 600 ibis found buyers-incuding supUrfne No at
IS ~ - co. mixed 30 favorte Western At A. o.
ordinary favolite State, ~ 50 - SO o. round and
hat hoop Ohio 1T SO 81 81 1855 aud pure Gtnesee At
81 IL Is. Canadian less abundant, and rather
hil her, 1850 htls, Ia bond fCl1 a. 81 Southern
dong better 400 bbls mixed 20 straight were taken Al
- 81 - ~, and fsncy, at 81 10 s. TH Rye -four
noticed yesterday With sales a 30 bbls fine at
80 a Corn Mtal moved to the II $50 bbs STATE
and Jersey, at previous quotations Thsai continued
Canadian, IN bond brought VI &c and 200 bushels rpd
sopthern Al prices not made pubic r. held At
5s., with small stock Barby va nominal, ut ~ =
soc Oats declined 10 al &c Tor Jersey al 42c for
River and q &c for Canal, at which moderate buA
ness done Com improving The receipts were
light and the demand brisk About ~ 600 bus hels
disposed 81 At "a ic for damaged Westerns % 55Asc
for mixed 90 &c for Tat yellow De- and 5ec for round
northern
Cot1os-The market was not p active to-dsy, aud
rather easier al grades induce ~ the favorable
from the south for the growing crop The sales
we're 1900 talel 10 average decline II &c.
fEf Hrs.-Rates 20 Liverpool continued firm. Con-
sdefa l0ts q hour we're engaged In the forenoon at
j. So but during Change 90 lbls engaged At
L. lO},d and at the close q was asked Grain was
Offering 1T a while Gtsd "a asked Dead wei hit
engaged 81 90 2Ue bbls rosin taken IL -
London Hour lrm ~ p, tcfcp beef At a. Cd and
- "a asked for naval stores California rates, except
lor some GaJs ahead. ranged from 80 70 Tcc.
Proyfs0sa.--There wss bot limited business doirv
liz pork yet quotations remained the same. In retail
lts $50 bbs taken At Sll ~ f1r megs e4 p
for Oh end as ~ for prime. OH was nominal sn1
lug t0 80 bill 1rtsd 81 So III aud prime
81 50 80 Iitrcc beet held 1t SIS 80 a 81.
sad beef bsms at So with triHnx trrusactioua Cut
rats we're uuscred 20 Iachagt hams realized &c.
q 40 bbls &c 8 uc the former figures. Butter
aUt chcs., wDfe steady ana vented
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PHILApELrHIA June ~, 1851
FTenens Toa6les--fno,he Mwder-Piaintig STABBED al
Tie Bar Of Jus,ice-Tk Tompkins Blues--d Theaiyieai
Star.
During the past twenty four hours the fremen have
been running about the city with false alarms but
fire has yet given them work The police have
by their exertons prevented any collisions between the
Of hostile companies which several occasions
seemed to be impending.
william Field, colored man died yesterday from the
effects Of stab received week since at the hand Of
John Dillon, white rowdy, Who within the year. has
escaped from the consequences Of his daring vllany,
the supneness Of those who neglected
the offender when in custody from the fear of
venge by his comrades lie is now at liberty, and pro
badly out Of reach Of justice.
Last night Stephen Willetts, coored man stabbed
paramour Of his, Mary Ann Lloyd, while in Alderman
Shern ans Office in custody on warrant granted on
her complaint, in consequence Of threats to kill her
She taken to the hoEpli al and her wound wall prODi
bly, prove fatal The woman, after living with him for
several years and having two children had recently been
discarded for another favorite Wett IL In custody,
but far from repentng Of the attempt' murder ex
pressed wish that she would die and r;d I'm OF her
The Tompkins Blues entertained yesterday after
NOON Gloucester Point, by the independent Grays
and by Colonel Fritz his residence IN this city This
eioaucnt discourse by the Rev. Mr. Wadsworth Ad-
kin band morrow evening give public gratuitous
concert at Independence square and must OF course,
add to their popularity among our citizens
miserable object of squalid poverty disgrace to the
female died yesterday in Second street near the
Penpsy vsnia Bank, from drunkenness and exposure.
The theatrical public the tip toe Of expectation
for the appearance Of Mexican buchanan, tomorrow
evening at the Walnut street theatre his part
of Hamlet Those who witnessed his performances
here year since, when but novice IN the profession
look forward to the fument OF the prophecies which
his friends then made of future eminence, from the
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Jusr 2ownd at sunrise, Sc, and light; meridian, do d.
at sunset Sc, and thick.
IPER STEAMSHIP Ancr,cI

tfER STEAmsHfP hRcTic1
As1wrRp June s-Arr Il Williams. Mason. New York
AS for
BosDpAvK, June TN port stephen YOpns, Gray for
Ral,mSre; isabeis Caldwell and GEORGES faies for New
Francisco.
Sid 1sh Wehsihaussn, Wsrnken, Baitimore Archims
dee piah New York; Jehsn Friedrich strsnge do; 5th
Dg5n6.stsr SfoTl; ~ SsTss Hence. do
bb.1,s.T, Jrnse-sla Sir Campbell Rankin, Sy:rh;
Carleston tb Dssresds Msristany, Generoso POns
Cows, June Arr Robert Burton. Treathen. Havana
6aa i mss SAT- SSssSSH 2sS.as
Ess rs Eng Sis SiSy' 81 tsS Sso London to
'Ia I'D for do STss 0r'S B,5eTy DO for
GEAyissSp June s-Arr Amerie C,nsress. NYork for
CErrsocr, June z-Arr Gov Binekiey. Loring. NYork.
ia June Huron, Bane Levant Curry, and Harmonic,
s9cia s,,n ! Smith yy IN $,
Isa S Nsstsp Nisman NYork via cuxhaysn Sid %,
nsivo1r, JUNE tar comoro, ssuddcr. Havana In
Ioas johanna Louise yanasvyen, for Boston ready
OK Tsossns Borland SYorE 5th sss,e.naa. Anderson,
iTIsreOI, June Arr Anna Rich Barveii and ophes.
v brvns Issdi. Bsitimorsi ets Vsarusrd Norton; st
ss Kss Ss s. r Su u nss9s NoTssns Re-
ygst t!evth g. Ihs,is IieeJ and Leyiathan KNAPP
s.en. 80 NsTH =, rre.man, Norsans; Martin Luther.
tsgBy sHa ss,ns Davies, Mobile Kalamazoo. Savage rh-
EItd fgrid 9Th Manhattan, Peabody NYork yette,
% Brs Srsr r Tu.ssrd s "iT asis; rSsasi
& I.sr i nssay s sIeass H SYor
az ~ ~ Jch9 RaySnh Turner Shars''on Jupiter
sis On 7 ? wass. troeier. NorlssnG John Cock.
nsiis,, msr,sSsras Enterprise FSni. ami ProSa;.
LyssSH SzcI eA Ass5o, ss,i ssh sRs, d.
losros, june t-Entd inwaris Cha Cooper Cutts Cali
Calcutta. Cid out, 9TH. Paragon Collen Antwerp and
LIsEoS. Nay co-sid Pelham, Anderson, California.
LA.r..Er May 2'-Arr Rio. Leufstsdius SYOrk for
soz1iyn,,e. April .-sld LOUISE Maria, cahfOrnis;
MstS ATniSs. Cs6sries and America.
hsRstltLss-Cla 9th, Eartshorn, Small Boston. 10
seilo, California and intermedistc ports,
NfycAsrLE-Cld 70 June q Jane aud Elizabeth, Robson,
E,wPonr, june Carr Maine, Freeman, Liverpool for
PoRTsnor ~, 10 June s-Arr Columbia, Msuimsin
QuTFrsTowN, on June 6-Centurion, CeomJs, from New
Rso J.srIo MAJ sa pin.sr Ss.m,np. YYorr
10Th. Luba Jansen. BAltmare In port, May 2, Amelia
RoITtRDAa. June J-Cid Yrouw MARI, HoosendUk, Phil
sisearoRr April Ear Amaron. Evans caiforni. and
sld ish Tor Calcutta SID lOsh CRioB Mescom Boston
s,urrs. prey 70 June 7-sld prev Jane aud Elizabeth.
T,S1i. Jutc 7-Arr Reform Rupert. y York.
NYork.
chip NaoCulu, o. Sunderland from Glasgow for Bos'on
having discovered the stern plank had started put into
her Yesterday When ID discovered that the plank had
ssred II eoneguesce q the deeaysd state Of her
"a her a. not Icing 10 .essorshy eons,.io1 ssa ssrs
tendsto DO without loss Of time.
LIvrRpooL June 9-Ths Albert caiatn sator hence Tor
Nev York pot back iesky. having struck BsckwA
ter Bank, and must discharge.
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RrvoLr CHEw The ship John Bryant. Dyer, from
New York, came into rybee on Tuesday last Her con-
gnees thinking il advabe that she should proceed to
gulf port for cargo, Captain Dyer ordered the
Thursday morning TO weigh anchor, preparatory to
going to sea This the refused to CO. Whereupon
the proper demand made on the United States au-
thorites here and the eleven in number) were
placed in arrest and carried to Jail where they will
await their trial before the next session of the United
States Court in AugustSardnnah Republican, 10th inst
DrsrRTIoN sEAMES-A letter from Mr.. Wallace
first officer Of the whale ship Monongahela of this port
dated the Sandwich Islands in April last states that
masters Of whale ships touching at those islands have
encountered much inconvenience from the desertion
Of their The ship Ocean, Swift. of Providence,
II L. had been set fire by the The plan for the
destruction Of the vessel had bee artfuy contrved but
the fire fortunately discovered by the mate before
any serious damage had been sustained-Nelo Bedford
Mercury, June 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-23

CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERIAL CONVENTION, AND DANIEL
WEBSTER-A correspondent of the Boston Traveller
writing from Bradford VT under date Of 10th instant
gays The Vermont Convention Of Congregational
Ministers held their annual meeting here the 17th
18th, and 18th inst hundred ministers, half mem.
bers and half SPECTATOR and the crowd Of vters from
adjacent towns would naturally fill small village to
Of overlooking The reports of delegates TO
other ecclesiastical bodies not the least interesting
Of these services-partculary that Of ex President
Wheeler, If Burlington TO the Old School General As
semby which net recently at st Louis Upon this there
question from the sboltionists about purify
ng-tbey could not tolerate the idea Of holding such
correspondence with proslavery body. The vote
al length taken by yeas and nays and the question de-
cded to continue the correspondence and send delegates
usual (next year to Charleston S. CO The vote stood
81 tod AT this result quite unexpected to the aboli
tonists Of the minority and said II withdraw
from this Convention forever, for no longer hold
fellowship with body in league with Daniel Webster
and the Devil" The convention passed resolution de-
nounciDg the Of tobacco, which, you remarked
upon similar vote at Boston in May, will probably end
in smoke Generally the harmony the frsternal greet
ipgs and the true Christian feeling manifested at the
meeting. very delightful The meeting closed
ty sermon, and the administration Of the Lords
SUPPER
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On Saturday, june a. Mr.. JosErH ssIrH, native Of
Aberdeen, Scotland In the t0th year Of his age
HE friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence Broome
street Of Sullivan street. Monday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
On Saturday evening June IL in the SD year OF his
age. DAVID ID. CRANE, weie her, late Of this city.
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend his funeral this afternoon Il inst ct O'Clock
from his late residence, Oxford street. Brooklyn Car
rages will be in waiting at the Fulton Ferry from
O'Clock till quarter before 4P. NJ.
In Panama. N. g., june Of dysentery, JoHs, aged 20
months only t Capt John r. and Sarah Bsrstow Of
New York city.
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Our Cuba Correspondence.
nens and Rumors-THe California Steamers.
Havana, June 10, 1851

Hsrns and Rumors-Tne California Steamers.
The steamer Cherokee arrived last evening Sunday
and to my utter sstonishmen sails this morning ut ten
O'Clock leaving time TO write
There is, however, nothing new, except an absurd
rumor in that the Spanish BARI Diana which left
this port ago with the nine Principe prisoners
for spain had been found ashore Somewhere on the
Florida reefs dead bodies the decks covered
with blood il the prisoners had upon and mas
sacred the crew. All this requires confirmation.
Noappearance yet of the steamer from New York The
Falcon arrived yesterday from Chagres, full Of Cali
forGians with 10 en- the sick list
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THE Com MisTs GIA.-we have been informed
by Mr. Dykeman who lately returned from California,
tnst the statement made by Lieut. Emory In his report
that gold had been found the ella, Is confirmed by
some Of the Texan emgrants who travelled by the CHA
route 10 San Digs. He says that Mr. Rose OF San An
tonic washed the snd5 Of the ella within sight Of the
villages Of he MGricopas Indians and found large guam
Titles Of gold lie could easily walk out ten dollars sorth
day, but the Apaches were constantly prosliug
about his camp, he compelled "a abandon H. Mr. ID
met with the head chief Of the Apache at Of the
frontier towns Of sonora who Informed him that there
immense quantities Of the yellow metal" In the
country north Of the ella but that the ApAehes would
not permit the Americans 70 settle therc.-Iiypsfon
(Tcras) T,legTaph June 6.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Shootng.-Some person, few weeks since,
fired gun into the dwelling Of MIR Jacob Grouse stu
ated at the OF Sixty first street Third avenue
the contents of which took effect in his body uring
him severely and it believed will ultimately his
death. At the time, man called John McNeal was
suspected the fact of his leaving the city On Sa
turday last McNea returned to the city from Rochester
and arrested the charge by officers Stcor and
Palmer, Of the Eighteenth ward warrant issued by
Justice McGrath lie taken before the magistrate
whoeommit, ed him to prison TO answer the charge.
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TcIegrnphic Marine Reports.

t.
Arrvei-Brigs Sarah sessina; Brazilian, Phhatslphia;
schr Itacisn st Johns NJ 18th ins lat "a Ion Is hiig
Masonic, 81 " ilmnEtOn, NC. for Newport W.
Schr " fqun Philadelri Ia; Richmond, NYork.
C,saeGBark Delaware Philaaeldhis brig Clarissa doi
echr Col n Davis. do.
Arrived Z1d-Stip Amity Manila, Sc Helena, April %
len Am vessels latter port June ~ lat 50 40 loa 20
~, bArk Fairy from Boston Tor Charleston.
Harl mi
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Gonzales Bravo, Just named Minister from spain TO
the United States, IL said 70 decline the appointment
respecting u only 20 b. bestowed with the his
moys from the q action and thus preventing the
possibility q hi being intrusted with the formation Of
cabinet This gentleman Ia pasronized by the
Queen Mother and her husband
lion Daniel Webster has writtn letter to the young
men Of Lowell, Mas, accepting when he shall BE- in
question Of the Union.
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Santa ~ TRApT.-The Kansas (Mo) Ledser, II May
CO. has long list Of Of extensive traders who had
either started that week the point q start
ing with their trains 81 wagons from that place 10 santa
Re, other places In New Mexico. The Lde- addfi-
presume that less than 800 wagons have let Kan
this spring for the plains most Il which tsve gone
70 Santa Fc. The trade between this point aud New
Mexico Is rapidly increasing Already not less than
15r0o0 pounds Of freight Tor that country has been
lsndcd here and shipped for Its destination and there L.
much TO arrive from 81. Louis.
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The corporate name Of the Leggatts Gap pa Rail-
road Company has been changed to that ofthe LackA-
wanna and Western Railroad Company" IL will be
borne in mind that the extension of the Morris and
the former. which Is fory-bye miles In length, term.
mating AZ the Lackawanna Iron works, and the Prov
drnce coal mines From this point railroad intended
10 b. constructed at Elmira distance Of sixty -four
miles there 10 nerseet the Erie road lessening by
many miles the distance from Lake Erie to New YORK
- ~
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strRrNE CorRr-strciAL TtRN.-Gos III IS 70 a.
Co ID g. IL IL, 7s IS, Sc 90. p1 o. 90 p5. VI. 10
srrgEioR CoUNr-Nos 8, AS lac, $50 IS 1se, 155, a.
20 81 ale. 8 g2G AZ, 42s 40 43) as 400 4y8 439
2s2 So 49, rs, 23s -, &c, 3o5 - ~, 2lo, III.
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Letter n for Rio Janero per s.ca rcr North America
will elot, at the Reading Room CO.. ExchangeL about Wed
Aese.y 2bth inst.
better bass Rio Jsneiro per stosmsr eiaea Gaso
sbOut 2s.h June.
Letters can be IRE psd At the Reading Room any part
~, a.r. a.. IL, :, Of wall str.e,
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THE NV OPLE,S rs TERrSiCHoREAS Law SCfT.-
The New Orleans DCtG, Of the llth inst, contains
the following decision Of Judge Kennedy IN the case
Of Mile Baron, the daHSetsr, Vs. Thomas Pacide.-
The plaintiff was engaged as a secOfidc yrc0uqc d1H-
su5e IL appears from the evidence that dInscliSe
IF that GA dc cannot be required to take part in
unprofcss0nal dances, or dances Of any description
lot appertaining 70 her grade. The polka, az
danced in the Serious Family" was, therefore.
Objectionable on two grounds l. Because II was
dance in ordinary parlor dress and paror style. 2.
Because il was required T. be danced, not b. the
c0ryS ~ bdi1 alone. but ~ them aud the fgiuunes
ard ordinary actors mingled together. X is Of no
consequence that the plaintiff, from sheer good
nature, joined In that dance a number Of times
Mile Hdariot percmpt0rly refused t. 10 Il, and
her refusal was submitted t. A. matter of right.
There il no reason whatever for distinguishing be-
tween The two. The plaintiff waived he. rights for
the occasion, but did not surrender them forever.
The attempt to prove by solitary witness, when
many must have been az hand who were cognizant
Of the fact. II IL 20, most unreasonable Gus
tom that would bind an actor who once performed
In Part out of hi line, although by concession, 70
appear In Il Whenever after required during biz
engagement signaly abortve. The refusal
a. dance In the Serious Family" on the night og
the 18th of November, therefore, constituted no Just
ground q dizmiFsal; but the defendant had per-
feet right under q clause Of tho contract 70 dismiss
her, even without cause, upon two months notice.
Of course lie was AZ liberty to dispense with her
services during that time but his option In that re-
spcct would not deprive her Of her salary. The de-
PENDANT i indebted 10 her. In addition for back
salaY, for twcnty.scven days in November. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $50 81, WITH costs
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Passengers Arrived.
SAvArNAu-Ship Marion-Mrs W Bruen. Mrs w Hale,
Miss Carter Eiss Bruen. Miss Moore, levitt,
Brown. w Babbidge-l2 in the steerage
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Appointment by the Governor and Senate.
NorAnIEs.-Seth X Clock, Islip, Suffolk; Charles ii.
Jones Cold epripg. Queens; George Woodman, Ne.
York in place Of j h Ireland resigned.
TRUSTEE OF SEAsrS's FUsp AND RErREAr.-Samuel
Groves, Willamsburgh, Kings county.
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND UAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT ID. Lines, COM
msneer, v leave for UAyre touching at Southampton to
land the mails and Saturday, June 18th, At
" o'clock from Pier No North river. Price Of passage
xl3 All letters pass through tho Post Once. An
experienced IL attached o. the clip For freight
passage, apply TO MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent