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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29
gbcmas paiuee gbtoIosif6,


hcmaspatnec Ihectosifhe
So srfe. Gine lfercctprirte sllis9abe cbis
aen @erfeS in bentit,er Sprad'e Dnrre
ben S 9B. IhcnIas III pHlacclphia psrs
anifaitrf, uno 1T ,Us9cn lbrsr eicrn,sn
8;aisfet teisacers sa esfpfshisn. Tas
@anSstr ldclnt in ad,t eieferllu8fn, bic III
bean sarcn 3eitranu, ucn 2 tis 8 Mcd,sa
aufci,lancerfci9ea lcllem. Seee sitfsrnns
foifst bios 10 Gsnts - 10 ca6 Ger preie
bed ealisen MsrfeS I'D, llur sls so esnts
belaufsn ipirp.
Ysilellau9en auf ctiOee Wsrf, fam
man nddel; tei
pbilipp Snirbof,
gsudsbancler III Gantuu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29
sIaoiters 0-fce. @tarf Gcuntpa

Wfdr;. 26. 1861.
Cd, teid,eini9e hermit, Gao pcrifetenre
gieIcse cine treuc gtlhrlft ecr Original.
Mrae flnr, bic jest tn nseincr SfHce sir
Aufbewdhrnug lirgt
Sfaac Stleeen, slneitcr.
CJiad, tcm Srigiltat i'm .,Gtarf County
Csmefrat" uio yObic 9irpcGtety ircrt.
9etreu nnit9ctbe,It.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29

9rr eiaisc,l gascn berbad)teten bic Be-
suctuer pDa ct. 9sanl ii Minnefuta Gin
fcncerbarcs pb6npmen. 1rei Grnnenfd,ei
ben, iarnmtliA su tlenbello fur ras nadte
allas, f,ienen id, duf eiumal iiter fcn
Sscrisplit III erhctcn .tnn perbreiteten htsr
Ole fd,neebebsfte gjc0eaD einen f. hellen
@lan,, ME man ibt nrM me 9elebcn bette.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29

faifs 81 frffsf ---IBfau ypir auS ftmtiftn o.
q Slrlararias eset q fbfutr III, afe Trant's sc
nj er in 81 ce SfalDe tctn piirce, su 81 bic ls.
t.be, NIL psr Nsiniser sr66rge metisinifsAe Mirt
iarateit entJaft ais 9arIapariila. tann mi6t
s5Ariaparlis ~ rs Gtnts bic Slai@t rtrtaaf.
ivsrcsu, ul' 10 wcbffeil ais Der Nfsni8er 90 lfin
81 Isfrt nniere 1sbsuptuns nidt tie ert6e
rs Dtasst unc meoisiniitben Iustnosn rieits 9st
n5ers tftpfslf, irenn mir tim mat pcr tetfen Gar,
isrartila resSiedpsn, 10 pciien mir ieasu ris vie
Erantbsit fur
ginen Ibaler Wertb
eurirtmrrren III.
Gra criicn Sill, psn mir anfihren.il etc 9eis
lui,s ron srn. ,. .. .oastin rcn Nrme, Dntts
oa Sc.. u. D., II. mir ssfa,rren unftre 1eabrbaf.
ii5ssit nibt, wcnn ,pis tebauptcn, ,oa6 60 Der bc.
uttn3slstifc S~A siner Der fsHredcnerregenclfe
9esefulas mar, eie il felt Grltbaifans Der QDtlt
Scbsit wcs ben iInc. mnc oerlslte srarp furirt it
iona: msai3cr pcn 8rants NeiniSrr nub rcbl.
feiier ais js Gin 3 III 10 y ffnan6slcttr Sail rurd
iOmM mebr 4arfarartlla tIrirt sparp. Sir Gins
,eInpetten perpsifcn mir anf uafer pampbiet.--
,,r. Joastia ertiart, rag or Elm 5abr teftidserie
mar, isnc ca6 ~ "a Mot errarttfe &C sperce ne@
81 Stuneen lctrn. ais er anftn8 eer NeihiJer 1u
setran neu. @ein Usnid mar ron Obr 10 OBS
tslnabs enrsbsefieifen = oar9 fen S&iunp par
ctn sch eefceifen-- CT spar ces 0ecraushs eis
nes Arns tsrautt. Gin GsfAmir, 70 srcs ale
ein Ofanusbanc bate I'D ttiuatt curdb einegst.
ts binpurdb sefrefIen mnc ca wareu an ibm
3waniis sroee. tiefe, lanfsnoe @efhwire,
eaB cis erife Sfafhe. ,pefbe &C setraubte i'm te.
fab,Stc fein y tt auf rem er l2 Dacnate aeleaeu,
gu pc,iafIen. Die ,rsite Sfaisbe n.acbte 20 ibss
me5iih cas- 0sns 90 cerialfen. bic fritte erlautte
'p.n jsret 'Dseiien su Sebsn.-caB Drr 0etranA pcn
Tur .w0ff Tfofcaeu
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29


Sdtlung sli nlad,en erfrrbert ,pirb.
Abfd,n. 3. Ties 0eiee lca in Graft
treten bon eer 3cit ali no es pafllrt it,
nitc ale Sbeile prn 0e(escu bic nicferSlfte
tricerfprehen, fIno biernit ipirerrnfe,t.
Schn S. Worse,
Srre1sr ees l5aufrs cer Observation-Disclosures
Charles s. Gpnpers,
@prsbsr hes Stnats
Sstraar IA, 1851.
Gin @efeB.
bic 3eit beffilnnenb CUR 9lbbaltl,n9 Der
@cilrtenpcn Gsnl1tor Ipfeas i'm flefenten
G'erihtsbesirf.
Nb fdln. /. Sc fei cnrd, bie See
neralDerf fammlnng bes Gtaates
Sbic gum gefeB geniad,t, baB bic Scmrs
ten rcn Scmnlea pleaS III ben ullterfd,iebs
lihen Counties bes fIebcntei, Gjerihtshes
jirfs 5n cen perltiebeuen 3eitpunftca abs
gebaltcn iperoeii irQen, fpie eS bieourd,
ucrgefhriebeii ipirr, rimlid,:
s5n Gcintn Butter, am "a. Gage Sebrits
ars, am 26. Gag MaDs, unb am 6. Gag
Sftebers.
SIN County Greeri am10. Mir;, am9.
SUM- iinn an, 27. Sftcber.
Sn Clinton Gonntp am z. 9lprif, anil.
slnSnff, i,nb am "a. 9tcnenber.
s5n gSarreil GonifD am "a. Mdrx am
%. Snli, nnb am 10. Gcnember.
Gtfd,n.2. Scllte irSenb Gin i'm eriten
sltfhnitte ciefer aa!ste 9euaultter Gag smr
abbaltun9 befa9ter Court auf Sonntags
faIlen, 70 frll befaste Court ibre Sieungen
am fclgenben Gage aitfangen nnb Die
sitte bonn %. Sebrmar 1859, ipeld,e Die
3eiten CUR sibbaltnitg Der Gcurten bon
Common 9Neas TIM flebenten Oerihtsbes
sirf beifimMt, 1T hermit ipiDerrufelt.
Sscbn s. Worse,
Gpredsr res .oaiiles her oitrrafentantsn
Charles 6. Gcnpers,
Sprssber hes Gsnats.
Sstruar 10, 1861. i
l0sc. ISL
Gin @efeB
sur Grleihterliiig cer 0ercdbtigfeitspHege
in ,S.amiltcit GcmntD.
Abfdn. 1. So fei bilr d, bic 0es
nerlcer fammlitil9 oes Gtaafes
Ship geieeltt, percrrnet, baB bic Gcmrt
BON Gennipn pleas mtib bic Gupericr
Court BON Cincinnati, IL, 0amilton Gcuns
tn eiiSig nno alIein fir bic Sd,lid,tllag
bon @iutl Ueldiften ihre SiBiligen lo lails
&c fcrtieseil ritCgclt ais berelt ilmferfd,icpiis
DIE Wefdifte erfcrberlL ltttD fIt1 aud, ben
3eit 3n3eit fcrtfeHen inigeil als erfcreerlid,
feiIs mag snr beqnenten 8elshlennigung peit
gjeftaiften; ltilo es foll utic mag rcc,f9iils
ti9 fur beia9te reipeffire eeiirten Iein, Su
Uercrcnen nnb befehleil oaf3 irgeno Elm cner y
niehrsre al,tdn9iger siehtefalle IN irseno
elmer befa9ter @Curtef allf irgeno ei,iell
DER ben annern Gag ;,tr 9ibhalhlng ooer
0ert0rllng ipGbrenc pcni Gcr,iiiite Upr9es
nontiiten ,perce, Inn racnrd1 fie llillEti ige
slnsrelenhcif Der parttsiet ilao scugeil
uermeiclid, sll MADDEN, fripie Die @efd,iffe
befa9ier reipeftiper Scarten 3lt erleihtern,
nnb oisfelben mad, jeilen pcl, aa0ern
Gcirteli III acecmcoirer.
Abfd5n. 2. Ga6 bela9fe Gcnrteii, toos
fern ne eS fur llctbtpeitbi9 erad,ten, bel III
rem ilidbifen NIB nathfct1cnDen 1ernuiilell I
bic Dfrbauotustg vcli Hefbtefdaeit, Uet
bens Yunfte Der BEL gcgempirtigern levmiis
nc erreittt iucrren, bis III Der 3dN allsr !
0sehtsfalIe ccnfinuirsil nicgell, Ole se8ells
,pirtia iii befngtel, Grnrtea auhingiB fItb,
bepcr lie bic 8rrhore in gsnaebeit nit bts
ifebenrea Wefeseii ipierer n,lfan9eil.
Y 5ohii s. Macrfe,
Gprtdtf bes .ealits psr 9strrasfnfanten. &
Gh0rless IS Sssnncri3
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29

Glntcmmen pcn befaste,n gcnc fiirs Sahr
1850.
Setrag Der Suterr6en erbalten bon siuss
leiteu s459 3S O
8etraa DER Sntersiien pepilli9t
fir Sehulspede 393 754
8etra9 Ger Sntrrefiru
bermilligt anStarf 60. 65 60 6 459 80 O
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29

""vsf fSsNtu'av wa dipsttsu &yyNi'ug tut
Tcicmtsr.
slbfAnitts 5. Das ale @slees, ,peld,e
bicirr9lfte ipiocrlfreiteH tieruit ,piccrrnfrm
fInb.
'-.asise sas'' eschn &. Wecrfc.
GrrtAer res J3auiss rer Experimentation.
e Charles 6. Gcnuers,
1prsber ess 9risats.
Sstrnar Is, ls6i.s
ssssrs, 5sis n %. lz1 $40 tgf
I9sc. 23.l
,sss.sss.6 Gin gefeb
be3a9lid, auf oie 8clfsSabluu9 tcr ipcieen
iiiimnlid,eia @iilippbner lbcr bent Sitter
bon ciirniscSspllSi9 s5afreu. q |
9ttfbnttt 4. &sfct burh bic
Sen eralrer faminliingoes Gtaas
tee Dhic gum Oefes ge,nad,t, edB Die
2c,pifshpssli ssliieiTcrell, silr :3cit ipp fle cas
perlonllde Gigeutbnm autdebm,m, bic
8olfssabl Der ,pei6en illdnnlid,cn Gin,pcl,S
iter, tiber eituiibluansig Sabre aft, III liz
ren llliterfheclid,eil Ic,pnships anfrlehs
men fclleii, ipie es burd) sic elite, ,pcld,c
bie slufsahlungSipeifc Der ipri6em mianlie
dlen Glnlpchner ilber bem slltcr bon ei,,s
napupauSig Sabrelt .egnlirt, paiIIrt am
10. Sanltar 1877, ncrcrbnet it. & u
gbfd,n. 2. 0efl9te al,fsahl,na fcn
9entaet,t ipsrcea rrn perfnici, ,pele,e lit
ben rilterfhicbliten Tr,pustips ,pshnhaft
ftilo am erifen Gage ccs gecitatS Wadrs III
jccenr Sabre, ipp pieIe slnfsiblune tmrd,s
8efrs sl MAIDEN erteiftt tpirp ilitc Die
9lfieffrrelt fcIlcn tie 9tamensliifcn tefaater
Gnnpohner an ben Gierf Der Common
pleas Court ibrer unterfhieblihen Gcuus
ties, all pber per eem sebntenS age 9lprils,
in jecem Sabre einberidtcn, no Die slnfs
sdtlung sli MAIDEN erfrrbert ,pirb.
tAbfd,n. 3. Ties Oefce lca in Rraft
treten bon Der 3cit an no es pafIlrt it,
nlte ale Iheile pcn 0elescu bic nicfer9lfte
sriccrprchen, fIno birrmit ipirerrnfelt.
Schn s.. Worse,
Srreher ees .oaufss rer Observation-Disclosures
@harle5 6. Gpnpers,
@prsber hes Stnats.
Setraar IA, 1851.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-03-29


9lusaaben fir cas- Sahr 1850.
Mm. s.. 8urfc GcmmildresG,shalt
prc;ent 49 032
Safcb5tcplinqer, @cms
miG6rs9ehalt, 1p@t. 26 "a 8
g. q. Wc@aecen, Gem:
miTirsaebalt. 1p@t. % l89
u. Wcgrc9cr, Grufs
arteit 6 $50
Startmeather II. Grans
9ittcrnsys: 0ebait IS SIS O
gctal slnsgaten $3.50 s64
Gcmmi1drs Sfftcc, Stmf County
Canton, Sanuar ], 1851. s
Sir rie untersc,d,neteu Scnb Gcinmlis
fdre ron Starf @ruaty tcid,ciilt9en hiers
nit, eas rblser 8srid,t cine treue Tar.
ifetInng Yon Ger 9erpaltnn9 uno beu gu:
lfance pcil Starf GcnutDs 9lntheil tefaas
ter Ucnes lit. uno srar fi,r cas am 3itea
Hcsember 1850 aeeneigfc s,atr
gg III. s.. 8nrte, siucitcr.
g. y. W2c cGoeccn, Sdsasmelitsr
16-4m Scnrs@rmnsilidre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31
Theatrical aud Nrn.t.rI

Powtsr TnrArrF This popular ostp bli shnent was
crowded again last evening 60 witness the gorgeous spec
tece q Asac The Prodigal" and the perHonatons Of
Mtssts EDDY, Gilber. Mics Andcrtcn aud Miss Walters
elected the most enthusiastic cheering II viii be re
peettd again this evening together With the fa,ortc
CONE dy 81 7" Taking The Pledge"
Nirlo's GANprS Those two fsmous comedies which
attracted such dcnsc asemhage CA Tucaiay evening
lat 90 be- repeated this evening with the iuimsbc
purcn and bic tr,v rr Mt rom nauy ann auy i'm Inc
casts Forty Winks ell be tho commenting piece,
and the anus, m,nts viii close with the " rcodles
E,rfosAL Trr.rEx-1he nov national drama con.
tinuee triumpbanly Fuocesrfi Crowds ere nightly 10
attendance and the utmost delight y cr,asei by every
soenc The pleasing drama -iyl led the Adopted Child"
viii b. pUfotmcd o. night Ia VIII ch Nr soott will
tain h fsvorite part e Michael aud tbs ue Sil ter
inmate with the Mysterious Chief
Crmsr,'s Mtysinffs sunUurce anc,cellgpt entertain
ent fer Ghis ov0urg compriung songs la1ces, ustTu-
Mental pieces. burr. we, sud vitticl-ina.
Tutoss Mixsre,is-Thi- talented band q negro
r,rfom,rs viii entertain their patrons With
IN excellent progrpmmc tonight.
EApVrws Mr.tv--The umusements announced for
this ard .vtnpg must certainly attract over
Il pp ltcti, n" and che pantOnlno Il Dcchsumcau;'
srd 10 the vsiing tight roFc The farce Of YOU Lille
N Dasecf." end UechHuurau
Munlsv GAturVs. Es5osIsv An exceedingly at
tcve Din - i.sued FOR this nipg 81 the atove beau
tiui rsHb lnent for The benefit Of Mr. Florsnnr Two
txc mt pioc,s have been selected oaoey tue favorte
ttme9y cntltlod Delicate Ground nBG the unvor aly
, pubr piece Of Glance OF New Ycrk.'
There we're 100 deaths in Hsitimors during The week
gTdirg The 18th Inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31

u. Grant. Ithaca; Ryan, Philadelphia; Gen. Edmy,
~ G.; r. Corwine, Gin; Reynolds Phlisdciphis; p.
IeDermott - Croir ". Butler, do G Dansdo, Dc !,
u. smith Maine; $. Young, G., arrived yesterday st
the hstor House.
nj Lith New York; y iIorring. Chicago; o. r.
Van Dam and lady New Orleans; NJ. u. A Hunt, Tc
routo; N. X Msti,s Canada West; John u. Miller. lady
and daughter New OrlcHns, wcr- among the arrivals,
yesterday, &C the Union Place Hotel
Don jose w. Alphonso aud family ~ Havana. loft the
Union Place Hotel yesterday, whore they have been re-
sidit r FOR the last twelve months, for Europa
" Cary Alton. NJ G. 9 Potter ,nd family Pro
ydrrc.. T.; John Gilhart Boston A. sponhavk
do u 2 Chase, GAINESVILLE, John r Smith, Miltedg,.
vile. &c Chss stuait Virginia; Jno. J. O'leary
cincinnati Ohio George smith, Delaware county "a
T. : Asttw. Cincinnati, Greenwood do; W C0nu
DO " Wipstea sud lady Richmond. Va; Cd Spencer
Patimcc aiDorg the arrivals " the Howard Ioto
yesterday
Nrp Fillmore lady q his Evcellcrcy She Presiiept 81
the United states Csrt : ID Wslkar Arkansas. u "
Crtendsn, Ky u 9. Virgins g Louis W. Mcposell
tc Z Cot. Moore bermuda. Rev Wn Lyons. Den Grant
Gen Atturt, do Col N.Irywss.ter. Nv. were among
tie artirfis. yesterday. the Irving Hnue
" Weller A. Houston living 'tcn W. Ron
rcrt lh'lnd' lphis; Iult Y. Nsvy; ~ KcainE
ihiiadrphia = n Rodgers DO, arrived yesterday 81
the Antricao tIotd
Hon John J. Uritteudeu aud ten per.itct =. smith
arrived ct LVuisvle ny. on the 25th instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31
Movements OF IN. pres,,..,

IRON The National fDi,iixeucsr July 30
lt is Understood. and We have no doabt corrective
that tie President Of tae UDtod Stat.s and a D n.
tion Of the members II the Cabinet the ) crs-
,aries of W Or and Of The lnterior-rill leave ths
city On their promited visit ~ the Nnlley of Viz
ginis, on TUESDAY next
On bis way, the President, with the Seore.erieS.
viii make personal INSPECTION OF the public works
and property at llnrpcr'l Ferry, VII ca he has long
been DESTROYS Of doiug.
They will then Irocceiup the Valley, by the
Potomac and Winchester Railroad, 70 Charles
town. turning of at that place {, the ucighboring
Shapnonosle Spr.9gs, there 10 meet. in friendly
ard familiar saj, the citizens of the ,oiniug
tics Of JcicrsoD, Clarke, ana boudYcn. In con-
Iharce With AZ invitation Of the latter, made soE,s
tine since.
Leaving Shanrondalc, tho Pres dent and his
friends will 70 on TO Winchester, al. taking yer
haps Capon by the way, thence to tai White Sul-
thur Springs of Grccnbfcr. At this point, II We
arc not mis,n.ormed, Ms. >lrat wit cross into hiY
district, to attend le al hlsiaess requiring
his care. OF Mr.. CCnIaa's purposes VIC are not
apprised, but. being native II Winchester. at
Viii place many of bis near relatives arc st1l
resident hc will, uf course. feel himself in that
gion every where at home. This will be Ms Cea-
rad's FIRST release this 'summcr from the tolls auj
cares Of his derar,meat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31
tn, General Appr.,s,rs,

itFom the Nail Hnhi lutciiis ytft FL July %
MessIs. Charles Bradley, Of BOSTON; Egbert Ses~
etd Lewis sutton. Of Baltimore, he Appraisers at
Large appointed under the net OF the last session
Of Curgr,ss have been Va this city for some days.
DUNG Witch hoy had frequent meetings at the
TIeasuty, and consultations WITH the Secretary. on
the suhcc II their future plan Of Oper atoms. This
tlan hsvag been decided upon BY the latter, thoss
CONT, tt have left the seat of government tor the
futtc., 0i entering upon the Hciiyo discharge oil
Then duties.
". n1dcrstsrd tnat they viii fret visit no prln.
ri, al Iuts 10 oider 20 ascertain aud compare tho
N gari IN which the business Of the appraisets de-
rartrlni i. Conducted at those places rospeot.v~-
and that then the sea coat ana northern free ",
will b. divided into separate d,a'ricts, ard o ter
more Of thtsc distTicts will be assigned to, We ~
th.sr if-ai.ots. wno viii visit each pa<' eaSh 81
in ttcir respective dis,rie'e. Tboy 0olty
quCnuy o. q together a. stated YER "a suose-
10 pose 90 comparing notes. snd 'ous, ieI 'ao
Iotts O. the lIoasv'y Department. 'sslns iuA re-
Nsti'ns. AID the Information ID All their Oossf
leriCd. 1hese reports will v y may hsNo CO..
DC pattmcnt TO cUrreCt any % better enSoie the
vhch Ray exist IN thegst trots or discrePsnoles
to establish not only unD IN on appfai- mons SUI
duciirr the business ~ ofmity "a the mode OF oon-
bu, ai,o ,u tho es.e.s. the spprasers department,
pvts and pretious ,ncnt OF dutos in INC diheront
lion In copnpciio, OF the UuIou Mroh iuicrna-
r,,,t ,o1vjas thus be ob'air,t, which will he Of
frtrto ir,tr to the dcra tme't IN tcnming is
etcvVlt actions 10 ths ufl-rs OF the cu'tens-
ip ,b cad "a sti'l greater -cgultry aud ealosncy
n'a hole system, per,icula, N "a be smaller sns
y oittanf lCfts.
&c fd convinced that vcsy beneficial ii suits
AL attend the operations pf this rev board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31
L.. n, Communications RS Cart.

NrIorr n ". Morton. Esl.
JrtI 70 - tings Of. lssorh uih Don ssrcyg Utap,r
Heury smith. beard the American ship Tho
Church, charged with havin, committed a.
eault Williams. the accond mate, with knit, ard
handspike ON the eighth II JEy, during ~ VOYAGE Ut
toat vessel ;r,m Liverpool % this port. Mt james
dC way the part Of the United Stae pro laced the
captain, David UoOd. who dcpaacf Co the fac. q a dir
cuy havirg occurred beard butw Tho accused and
toe second mate and that Smith DE his shra.h knife
on hIu snd Afterwards endetycre b. strike him with
her dslkc Mr. Donohue. on tchalf o tho prisoner OK
euLtd iourof the crew, who drpCscd that the second
mate kucchod smith dOwu. and that b., then drew HE
lne End Threatened 20 stab him NJ IA. repeated the
ssut thst the second mate did knock him down gain.
and that smith Their attempted 10 ht him with the hand.
spike The Commissioner said that all the witnesses
tgIc'd Ia thc mate rial point that The acssoI had
Drawn bis knife and H. should therefore hold h 20 BAN
In tho cum al sIOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31
Teiegraphic,
mn NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

1IIT NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
WAsaI,oTon July So 1851.
MIR. Webster is expected here this eek ~ Is under
stood be has been sent for probably in ,tion w
the present aspect Of affairs in Cuba An istelhgcu
American gentleman jest arrived from Cuba, had
interview with the President yesterday, and iniortasa
him Of the real state oTnEtte.B there which repro
ehtedss being fully serious the most patriotic
counts report The executive viii dogbtless, exercise
al proper Authority 10 prevers infractiou Of
treaty stpuiatons but IL the Cuans in making
stand against the spapieh sutho-ities it will be inpos-
sibe to prevent aid reaching them from this country
CUBAN NEWS EY THE TdLco~
PFrAorL,il., July 20 1851
The hew Orleans papers full of Uuban sevs hy the
Falcon but the substance o. tue reports have been sn
cipated Aietter In the Delta rays thee are two huadrss
Amerleara among tie insurgents
The latest letters say that vAl Clcsa Barseoa yrina
dad Bay smo and Holgena either had were about -
pronounce in favor the insurgents The Piesv~,,s
thinks the accounts not exaggerated.
TIE CUBAN MEETING AY m,w ORLEANS
EEw 0sifArs, july q, 1861
At meeting If the friend Of Cuba hast evening u
declaration Of Independence read, and q oomnSa,
appointed to rsft address to TIE people Of the Ussss
Ststes.
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From the British Provinces.

ApIor RNMENT OF The NOVA SCOTIA LE0ISLATUIE-
Tie MISSION OF MR.. HowE-ARRIvAL OF TROOPS.
ST. Jcay, N, b., July 30, 1851.
Late Halifax papers that the House Of As
senbly in Nova Scotia dissolved Saturday last
The now House will meet earlyin September.
Hon. Mr. Howe has issued report Of his mission to
Canada, relative to the construction of railroad from
Halifax TO that point The report Is said to be highly
satisfactory.
James Hathaway broker, of Indian Town, was
drowned at Fredericton on the 24th lust
The potato blight has Appeared at Woodstock whole
fields presenting the appearance Of frost.
The troop ship Hercules has arrived ut Halifax with
the I'D regiment on board
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Violent T.Aandcr storm--y,va Persons i<iIied
by LAGhtriDR.

IloiNrs Hons, July 20, 1851
A thunder storm Of unparalleled violence occurred
here yesterday.
The lightning struck The house Of Mr. H. Nors doing
considerable damage Mr.. Norris WAS instantly Killed
Fifteen MINUTES afser this, the paint shop Of Francis
Nye ia the vicinity ef the disaster. struck and Mr.
Nye siso Instantly killed. onc q his apprentices
likewise severely barned AMI smother stunned that
Il vac with difficulty he was resusctated.
The store house % Captain Thomas Bradley
struck by lightning ON Sunday, and much damaged.
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NEWS BY TELEG APH.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
>N~'~'o~N'o-~|o~-|>~>~oo
Death Of General Dearborn, of Massachusetts.
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TIE CASE OF CLEMENTS,
60. &e., &c.
From Washington.

AN INTERVIEW IN BEHALF OF cLENFsrs-MoRE
RUMoRED FRAUDS
WasnsdToS July 80, 1851
The Rev. Mr. Hodge and Mr. Lockwood had an inter.
view with the President this morning. IN behalf Of Gle
ments who was convicted of participation in the murder
on board the bark Glenn The President is favorsby In
cntd towards Clements but has referred matter to
the New York Marshal and District Attorney and will
await their report which he has directed them to make
Immediately.
Is Is rumored that two frauds upon the Mexican
Commission have been discovered and that investya.
ton is about being gon. into
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Letter from Mr.. webster-Banquet In Honor
OF Mr., McManus.

BosToN, July 20, 1881.
Hon Daniel Webster has addressed a letter to the
citizens OF West Danvers, Cape Cod in reply to inv
tation to visit that place. lie says If circumstances
will Permit 1t will afford him much pleasure to spend
day among them.
Arrangements are In progress here to give banquet
In honor Of Terrence McMauus the Irshm.a who made
his escape from Sydney to San Francisco.
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The Fight Between Gems Foot. and Se.sit.

PIIIADEIPiu,, July 80, 1851.
The fight between GeueEals Foote aud Quitman orgi.
mated in consequence Of the former giving the lie to the
latter Several blows passed between thom when they
we're separated Quitman says he won't speak with
Foote again.
by last accounts the I.io Grande river had risen if
teen feet above low water mark
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An1UsEMENTs In BROOKLYr.

MILITARY GARDEN, BROOKLYN ADMISSION 2s
NJ cents Private Boxes 81 To commence. a, 8 oaoek
rtnce Thursday evening July 3D. the performances will
commence with the elegant comedietta Of DELICATE
GROUNp Paris in l7g3-ciizen Sangfroid Mr.. u. 8.
Palmer; Alphcnsc de- Grandier Mr. Florence Pauline.
Miss Croker Pas de Ma eot Mr. Fletcher Miss Fay
Tho whole to conclude with the loo al exrav
of GLANCE AT NEW YURK-Mose. Mr.. n. u. Floyd;
rutchy, Mr. r. u. Johnston; Harry Gordon, Mr.. W. j.
Florence; Lise Miss Croker.
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BOSroN, July "a, 1901.
The funeral Ct Cs.sb $. McC,ennen, who WAS aowned
in the harbor Friday, In unayailng attempt to
young Crasby, took place yesterday afternoon
The City Guards odd feows and portion Of the Pirs
Department jorsd tho funeral procession. the pageant
very imposing McClernen had previously reserved
four persons from drowning lie a rsger by trade,
aud respected By all who know bin.
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Opening OF the ohio and Ponn~yisnnis Rail-
road.

FI11snUnG, July oO 150I.
Tie celebration Of the opening OF tho ohio and Pean
sylVshia Ra.yad takes place to-day large numbsr q
invited guests have slrs'y arrived and others ore
irving
The receipts 81 uercbandiss by canal heavy
and lus nese II improving Freights remain low.
There Is FIVE feet and half Of In the chsuuei
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RICE TWO CENTS.

20 be ready 20 "a 10 at ~ O'Clock to-day Thu wsrk
n taking In stores at brgun and The ship pst
in order What h 10 be her destination Is rot kaswuf
ont II L. supposed she is 10 be used inseroepter II
vessels from Chs country 70 Cuba
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Cutting Telegraph wi..es.

B0sro-. July 30 1851.
1he City MarshsI of Salem Is charged with cutting tn
wires u the Balm Eastern line, anA throwing four
eve hundred fec. into vacant lot