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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
The Lake Superior Country.

Had it not been for tho discovery of California
gold, the tide or speculation would nave set rap
idly and surely toward Lake Superior Let there
be the proper facilities established for smelling
the copper ore, and proper and easy means for
overcoming the difficulties OF navigation at SAUL
ST. Marie, and copper would soon reach the At
lantic States sufficient to supply the wants Of the
world
Though new discoveries are continually max
ing and copper discovered throughout the whole
region, yet the old mines present the greatest
abundance Of the metal In the vicinity OF On
tonsgon there are SIX mining companies, employ
ing one hundred and twenty seven hands. The
largest of these companies is the Minnesota, en-
ploypg eighty men The papers OF that region
state they have been occupied during the w inter
in opening the nine This had not been done BE-
fore because the miners were rather engaged 10
getting such copper as could be easily reached.
The Forest Mining Company employ fifteen
hands who are engaged in working profitable
vein. The Ridge Mining Company have six men
in their service, and are engaged on similar
vein. The Adventure Mining Company, prncl.
pAlly owned in Pittsburgh, have struck vein,
that is considered one OF the most promising To-
cations. The Douglas Houghton Company are
dong a successful business, having taken out
much stamp work, and some masses OF native
copper.
seRaon are such that regular propelers are TO run
to the Sault from Detroit and Cleveland, which
y III enable visitors to see the Bruce Mine, the
great Copper Mine on the Canada side aad the
beautiful Island of Macknsw. Three propellers
are to run on Lake Superior from the SaulE to the
mines which are designed to give every facility
and accommodation to travellers and 10 business
men. The whole route by the Erie road TO Cleye.
land, will be an exceedingly interesting one 70
pleasure travellers. Hartford CoGrsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
A War at DIRnlIIa-An Expedition against
SOOIOO.

We have been favored with extrac. Of a let
ter dated Manila January sd which em5oces sae io
lowing importsut We are "a hi yh sla Of
excitement here has been declared By Iae Spa1sh
government against pirstcs neil hbor, he Sultan OF
SooOo An expedition consisting Of three war steamers
corvette brig with Trans ports and 1000 regu ar oops
will soon bs ready to Invade SOoO0 The Island has al
ways been nest Of pirates and a. they fed upon one Of
The steamers aent 10 demand Satisfaction FOR Iundry insults
beside the bearer Of the flag OF truce, Govern
meut will teach them lesson which they VIII mol
1oon forget The force which goes Ia amply suf
fcent FOR the purpose You have Idea OF the cruelty
aud gudsciy Of the Soooo people aud the veles enhu
asm prevails among and officers who are 10 form
lie ex Expedition" Phil Inquirer, Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

MAIL IRREGULARITIEs-BUR VT
We have received a communication from citizens
of Burlington, VT in relation to the frequent fail
ures Of the Mails from this city. Oar subscribers
are unable to obtain their papers with any degree
of regularity, and complain with reason Of the
hardness of the Albany route, five aud six days
elspsing before New. York mail can be received.
Will our Postmaster look into this matter and ap'
ply the remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

Eg~ The Presbytery Of Elizabethtown at its
late session in Amboy, released the Rev. DR.. Ri.
chards of Morristown from his Pastoral charge,
for the purpose OF regaining his health. At the
same time, and for the same reason the Rev Os-
car NJ. Harris, OF BaskingIidge, Somerset County,
obtained leave to resign his Pastoral charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
6Y TELEGRAPH.
Further Accounts of the Storm 10 the East-S
hiinots Light House, &c.

BOSTON Friday. Apr! ls.
Accounts from Plymouth state the loss TO pro
perry b. the gaze and high tide here At from Sso 900 10
-totoo Shtgss were swept swsy and property OF al
kinds carried Of
msihte1 ard Kingston similar destruction occurred
Mr bsnre the keeper Of Minors Ii ght house hAa iu,t
HNed from Coharfet be reports nai the hzhtt1 csar
gote TO The foundsOn srd thinks The rock sot ~ The
force OF soRle sea Of unusual Strength Ths zhl va
sst seen onruing on Wednesday hight 10 oclock ~
which Tine The bell was also heard TO ring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Nsn.Hnmr.hlrc Con.tLntIoneI ConvenIIon.

CONCORD, Wedne5day Apfu 10 y Nm
The Constitutional Convention met this alter
uCou There were about 10 members present com
n ee Of Lree from county was appointed - count
the votes on the amendments recently submitted 10 ne
people. Whicn laid before TIE Convention by Inc
sce.sy Of state Mr.. Smith, OF Henuler, proposed 10
submit 70 he people amendments sb0shtug the religions
test aud properly qualification snd providing tia! The Lee
esa.ure propose amendments 10 be acted upon o.
lhe people
Mr. Pierce Of Dover, proposed to submit! an amend'
nent for the Increase OF the Senate 10 twenty Ouf mem
here 10 be chosen 10 single districts These proposuols
were referred TO the Judiciary Committee with nslruc
uuni to report 10 morrow. Manchester Daily Mirror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Weather Items.
Bp Moysef Line, office 10 Wallstl

By Morset Line Office 10 Wat'tl
BUFPLLo-Beautifu morning; wind L; Their a.; mere
-; bar 20 leo 20
RosHsrEn- Cloudy but imp eassnt; wind Ne ther 80
stl cold and CLOUDY appearance oil s"f a.
tier. -
UTpeA-CIouSy sW Their 3 bar q $50; ms'c ~
ALBAu- Cloudy but not uppeasanti wind HWj os - f'i
"a Their So
IsOS-Vs cloudy, heavy mornnsod bu rot unlsasn'-ths
hsht d a lght has aaysd tie duet tie streets thor -
anAAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

The total stock oil Cotton tbs port st- asa 90 oas
vhch 95s eco Arecln against tot % q A. tbs psroi OF
last year OF 3d. oae, wtch 3l7 n A-erc.
oemrd for Hafn has only moderate, though
prces msufnrj. The inquiry for Cot has PRINCIPALLY
been confined The descriptions tabs Tor li, which TAR
ucuct hls Done steady rsPnatns Cloths
ard DCmesics berg almost ulsssab.e
The Cors mari very quiet hopt cang- prices Phl
adspha ard Baltimore Flour 2sss 6i We Canal 9s0!s
Canada and OHIO 20. tdaHs) bs Whs,t demand 60
80 FOR vhe 6s5s Oi = cd n ur rsI. White lds1
Yellow. 3cs 3ls, anured 5 J % ~ quarter OF
4sO rs. Ial IN Corn Mes. l4s 20 b Dol.
The sales Of TaTets Tor the ees ars 80 b3 Al sotfss p
about bh Ea hsye chat hafs b 3d3 td for
bROMN. -AtpLEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Lnndnn Provision Marker.

much better demand has bssl FOR Baco1 and
have advanced sh small selling ~ 81, heavy and
ieuoT a. TO HaubUr-h ihs To as American 80 20
sae lsh Tor hpmeut have been Esds At BE o 5s se
toad for this ard month 90 Mddes supplies g
r-YrTal purchase been MADE rsh
tsrc-ild
fush Mess .
an American o SIS Q. O5 The rates pad Tor PINE lh lad
Beef tPCk are ltC 20 lis per usVs Hams
ohafsd with % cant there fee sellers of lTsh ali
Ensb Mtoso 1s Nesphs So 10 s. American 80 % fSs aut
pckls to3fs. The trket for Lard vti sellers
Waterford bddeld al COS keg aud iku Boz snd
American 49, 20 So Tie rates pst American Cheese
li.Ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Liverpool Provision Market.

A. steady pieces there BIAS been uodereh BeeL From
he trade having generally tkel supply
hook tyity There tal
for poik chiefly eand snd ths stock much red ICED
portion Btcan s' arrived landed the quality
which coed forward slowly aad paw tbs gE
prces 18th great No Hans audei At full prices
Tho aes reach 50 the bu the a.s arrivals held
Tor further advance Cheese sells readily bat mctng
slowly. Ta0r las dull prices rather of tbs
buyer Fufhs REL have Submitted Tor Butter
witho ssdng Tree purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

THE STEAMER OHIo.-The steamship Ohio, re-
ported by Telegraph yesterday morning as ashore
got off on the morning of the 10th, at IL clock,
without receiving any damage, and proceeded on
her voyage to this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL ADVICES
PER AMERICA.
n.r,.w a. ~. Moner narket ror March.

m. ,ue e ass. Al rsi- Of a-r-si
corc.Ttes, ;hsIs has been no departure s1tns 20 49, %
.,vssr re- rrs cr,s siihs ed Of At month tsoflAy
s5 . esy pars OF b, preset cis - 'a, d3to1e'
hav. sesa .G5s,ei. AMI .-cs th- Ris.si mus
90 ts-a aztec ~hstssf io ',as or '.9rs 49, 80, 49,.
o scurt o., gooi art class paper oris, a. Aoot
r-rcsrt per ,tunni &c TIE fale s'', sl '' 81. ~.
~ e@ Eve, assf las h;h.rto havs Dor stpsfsleed
tr,e a, - o~.ni-r O., J.uuay -Ichsng--
.a-hfly i-ore-st ile rinof' o. - $50 ~ .ss
w. wee r-c~v8 m s-.,y cou-; d. iara. -s asaih. have
,t- l.--. 80 lsi i-v s--., t.
he asa rao- u -olrs proves n1tAs VIZ
rs.s-,ros "a IL Ire -.ons 10 20 Bank. .~..
Ts.fs.i ~'s '.eola,' q L .'as q iis ts.f,y NAY =
r7 q. s s-a. lie y,,scl., 80 Z. .y
up cement as ossa .3sssAas l. Sef- .4s efs Oh ~ 80
lie Wto-u Districts here DEC SEQ tendency &c. n
Pal suro,r obatsi ~ hu ok az, tai 20 ,i'sIy az
,ni The Pr,tgs ase,, tlr. suffered as
,b.y - s.-ss,so Inc r.ceaty r--,e
noa-.e derao- Of goods C'ea-s and somo ad
LolsL he de-, a --tely srctaasvs rr.ins op-fon'
O. r. par, c. or ,oaalts rss Sd 'lt q Y-s La iaAsa
place .cr - Oriental naisis his t.c- i'--e-y ls 81
YER a;,y frm E4nus The deatli sr B.ai.tf- ih-
crease asa '.. Of Wheat a. i'et ..- an PT'
heb ocos' supplies o. Prou'o-' Beng ArSsf ha Tor
.A'sot f,o1 80 are 1s,a "a, - an. o.r.i a.,
ov-i tenn. Fori- lover OF Tea s,. .upPore'
40 ril5 ~ better classes afs ~ eeaf ID
vals snd are u much ~'red oF . l' -fi-lty mt az
Ccaes opsri,d h cauou sad there export oisrs
VI s1a7l1 ''d-s' =. "a, "a. pa % 'a
ss,cck exceeds h1io a'tyear Os as dear wlea'
H. Am.rcsn s,ca,t.. 70 material change occurred iarrs
tie Prices generally hrn' sni 80 aoauon' are s.
usi.i states per ceat soats l'9-. o33 80
Dt,o pr s.-..l9G lcs
Bostoa Isr Cat. s.lt..-.-........is a. an ~
Psrrsy vsra Five per Co stocE.- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Arnhhishop EccIeaton.

WAsHNCTON FfidByl ApIIL -
The physicians attending on Archbishop &c
sleston 81 the Convent Of the Sacred Heart Georgetown
siye up ali hopes Of bis recovery and be nov es ~ tho
polut OF death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

KESTUCKY.-The Frankfor. Commonwealth pub.
shes complete LET q the laws aud resolutions passed
a. the late session Of the Legislature Of Kentucky Tue
former are hundred and IsrySiX IA number The
twenty-five Among them were acts 10 authorize
the Establishment II depost banks at Coyngtou, Paris,
MsySyile and Dsnnsyillei 10 INCORPORATE company,
with capital Of S600et0 bridge the OHIO al Louiyls
locate brsrch OF the Farmers Bank al Louisville, with
capS Of S5toOe0i sppropr.Iang $500 10 erect monu
ment 10 Coone Richard Johnson sulhonIe the ci.y
Of Lousyis subscribe 10000 70 the Msysyile AMI
Lexington RAILROAD sSt0ot0 10 ae Jeaersonye Railroad
ellO0lt0 The Nashville and Louisville Railroad. ard
$4,000 10 the Louisville and Frmkor! Railroad. 10
the 10 incorporate the Southern Bank Of Ken
lucky 40 q 10 permit 10 isIue notes Of ls denOmina-
uon Than I've dollars.
CROPS, WEATHER, &c-F avorable accounts are
80 ,s,s-.i.S. 49,, ss.bs Ssf,s Co. go ,,c #
j. grow * aa-y I1s s-s.on iVors5-ior ag
l-lf. Tie from parts Of Psla
.yhsra say hat lie srowHS wseat presented
p=rct iia ., tie preset TIE csreilE9 O5l
Hs-s s}s lls va ei.p - eolne, o. maye
seasoned .s than l. occ.solay been lite
s,rg aat sssatu...Ts F-ei.-i,k ma Er4z says ,As
croc ghoofaocd ssaso1
.t 81. s as o's. $50 s , "a, .s zoo n
pslralcs 81 early :. ls than early APs-
LOTTERIES II kEsTUCKY.-Gov Helm, of
Kentucky has vsioed the bill passed by Tia Legislature
conisDg upon he corporate E1hoddes OF Bacon College
Ae priv u raising $4,000 by lottery scaeme Ia Lis
essase the Governor scknoWed ges thai pregio1sy All
member o, The lie -issure be had yo,ed for lOHery bill
and a. Governor approved he 10 now, however,
convinced hat The ~ stem Is contrary 70 morally snd pub.
gTsnu Tor lie future bat sven repeating those
isence
Observation-Disclosures Johnston has nom.
iDssd Hon George Chambers OF FCanElin County Pa 70
I'll The the Bench Of tho Supreme Court csused
hy The death VI II On Thomas Blrosde Mr. Cham
sers desefysoy ranks among The foremo men u Penn
yvsnis, ard u ctnS ushed alike for his eminent legal
abilities sno bis social ard personal merits. As Repre-
Ientye in Congress snd member Of the Convention 70
reform TIE COOsuioG az The Sale be proved himself
statesman of enisIged scd comprehensive views
lHoaesdale Dem.
hINERAL PAINT II PENNsYLVASIA.-The West
Cterr Pa Rsgt'f,r We shown saups
M1enlfz found afEs qushtss hs farm Of Just Kl
cerdls last NLfsal- to~-sLip - coor crude state
usNtst 5s-rtsa peach blossom AID Ysran os1-
prepared fassuss cfeot red brighter ard far bssu
tui than TIE alter We Dc
lection lave bssa ul but u3z1g from
ard taking lie general pracpsi govsLnz ARTICLES Of
tbs should that
tecrg other nfsDmaoe masras aiy
20 Soho FEs PoOf Pant fuy othsrin the marks
KILLED on The w. AND K RAILRoAD.-We
learn that u % John ule The employment u
Tie WaierioFn AID Railroad Company killed. by ne
gs % Monday - wees-tte ht za snt Ds.ys
has occurred &C the road. Wztsro~E Josrna 10TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
ANo1HrR RrrnIrI1nNARY HrRn e..

Nj kI'TJbadAh Arcs-r rrars .bsr Of tas Deputy c 49,
ASSEMBLY sse a, ls rssdsncs Mafion the III - A. =.
hs 80 ear obs through trss canpNgnss 49, -
.o-;r, o1sd sisysry PfssltA from orsat,t
70 Ge'sfrrert-tist cr Gserre Wlshl-.n a. 49,
~ N he aL Rent of his .aruss preserve. =
.ss esg'sz be 'sk Aui expressed deco r,srt n a.,
'Ht ''elts untl St1s e. esIs G. rs tsaiL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

CHARGE OF FoRGERY-A man named John
Miller ursdsy srstsd charge OF orsry uaeer the fol-
loving ccumstAtcss appears that tho sccued connsct0G
snae possession OF letter aurg ca Tor
$50 sddfessd MARY b. htn o. 65 Mercer u and aer forging
the name Of Mrs Martin 20 The draft presented Mr. Ffsierck
james of % Wal whom wss draw for payment NJ
James believing the endorsement the dS 10 be paid
norey stated that Mr. Christopher COX Of IS Wall
the AID dEat the miller an1 the woman
before pre.eued The female has
Miller committed 90 prison by justice tnpsou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Brown, shIpIey & Co.'s Circular.


Per dnCvical LWEsF0oL ffiR AprI T. lH'l
Ttscutuuauce Of srss receipts u CcrroS INTO the Ausrc'u
reported lie Pschc having created tstrus ts
short crp estimates the market has becous decidedly gust sd
though done extent the or the
week reaching he tendency throughout has been
buyers. decline of d - ID our st quotations
folly established snc1ato have 80, sld tpott7 1870
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

The BoSroN FUGIrIyE SLAVE CONVENTION
Anosg the Delegates 70 he recent nsetog Al hs fremont Ism
Iaac Wfams Of Dauves OF the Buuksr HM Boys
sho ool Arar "a q Jaas IVA Il s8ooga
Ia n Aaraon, 10 hs,spsd
e tks mpssscrsd eoousacs poured ioIi tia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Eacaped from Jail.

HUDSON, Friday, Apnl H.
Jas. Gteinhardt confined in the Hudson jail for
sayeary aud sentenced yesterday 10 the State Prison for
IN years escaped from jail lsst nigdt, by picking TWO
Dseks and digging thorugh stone wall lie Is sAll al
AxaQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

OIiCE hsfsoy toe Pr CEED3 Of toe sale Of TIA
rsa eeiais VI WILLIAM RENWiCK, Of ia Cy OF Hsg
Io SsAssd sssis Aisg made aadsr tie order q hs soo
re- OF hs County q hs. fcrE, BY James ksn-k the adan
hA'c q az sld ss Tie goods chattss and cs4ts Of the
nis'ss, WILL Il DIVIDED b. the sat Surrogate among ts
ctsd crs Of 80 cais according % a~ - lie sgroEEts
1ee 10 Cy u Ns~ YORK. The IN Day II May usI
60 ira fsrocf a "a ssy Dates ia l0b gay Of March
D. XII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

" The Legislature Of Kentucky have appro-
pria'ed $50 for msEumsu, 10 Col X NJ johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PALMER, Nasal l.
oock last eh fire broke Palmer which destroyed
Palmer Bce lie hassa"atter Bouss aud lsdsfnsat
he stores Of Chester stsas Bodge,, may -art Mo
Bcegst nsr, alsO burnt Also The Office VI Wallace
sld the dwelling Converse, the Who'll. amounting $500
ILsuTanca s35.AO Boston IlaYe 81 Illf.iay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

r. The Daily Democrat is the title of neat
Daily just started 81 ERrs Chemung County, By Messrs
Tavlor Tsher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

CUPREhE coURT.-Iu ne natter q Ii. ,ppss,,o, a, =,
- Mayor Ad.rm.n sed Comsoasy q u. Cav q S.- rs
Thrs Fh Avslss, "a hs Nasis.Iih waTd al
Tie grsa conmssons'a % t'inHs AID Asss.1,s h.
sbov.srfs natter dab sgporss ~ us ofts s
E,s n1ucs- H. Of q "a. t
tufs d Ii. PsoP. q TIE sac q N.s to,. 80. "a A. A. a
isis ps.s Hsri an is.ib.. u. sb-t,ss o. rs. gs,.s
As-s.n safof h. .a 80 s5ovs s-t.t s
1g tie oi ;As o ts - asssst - .ss..
,,,ssr ~ ,r,s a., .sos, Of ...-..r.s 80. =
dsusg. en- md 49, sa tas asia - ss-Gas AZ -
docuasats, -lca ass 1i - sd con sto1su -sl-
her Report lave be-a tsg.s'si - strs- coun-.o-.<
o*cs o' a. Cy ari County ~ Hs~ io't t - P- - =
"lons event ~ cosru tore = s' - ~ q. sat 'iy i,l,
bs'crs ths SAD Couuss-r as th-r Reg 70 - sa4se
prsrs Court p'ss is-e'xtsr asntrssd &C.,.
sac CONN .sorsr. lr;asr n'' r'as. % %. prcro
- tct 1-f A. AZ o. sr-15 - a., sats - A. ~.
discs Yos ass Tor ohsf pa'.d Nay t. sr.ss NJ,
e --ef1f o-rss lcg 1R1 oroccapa ci Al soss.s
coupsd th. Esuss ara A-'ssssot AZ lat al fsr's 80.
.l,s.-,-s. asse;ss as.5 A. - a1 - 81 . as.z.
WAITE the Chairman a. - 80 Commissioner. ~ - "a
.s,. Of Cd ooscs t. 10 s A.....,
10 .as. t-as ~ - Nrs,se-is wars q 400
N.v No1s 80 o,u'i-o 50 cratarg ol., "a.
81 Rsgnrs q, point a - -s-f - or sis q ~ Fss
,7soae a..4nt hulr.s a. 10 o. st t~s a. aes, ~
81, fr he -1rthsry ire Be- Of ssssl Oh ~ -
.r,fts sssisf aorg 10 cr's OF - oiSk, r-s haaes 40
l--tl ;ss -ss,.y n- o. sic Of - Is 's-sa- ,osil.,
along s wsssr 90 or SO o.. Tie lari a'saas To- tss,
.as 81, 90 set ~ & ,.'5,' S.'s,s * Il
re tss FOURTH ,vsn1e 'ace aors9 slrg sai stsS -.
~ ,s me Foart ss-rue 800 ed 80 ',y a "a .c
'oaf lie point 90 Pss q tesna Aaa 80 lac.
,er ts. -oes o. gai.s' , ,- - r. A. .eS Il
sss,r,ah wsri q ne c Ct N'w ior asi soeaa'a ..sSss
.,h b~. 90. of Foah sv-au. d,tsn Ca. is,s,.s -.
two let No a. ncae,. s.u-sus rQN 10 tolAsS ls, or
centre scos suc'-i A ts-' 20 he 's;sfy q
zoe 81 fh svsoue taalrsl aed sy four go hsfO
.,i o. tic certsc lie .A tsls s4stsy Ag Ne oszFs
~. evsrrs ta-.-. els a,g ,,d -,-'-r 80 e. "A.
OF n. Fourth to 'r'i 80 n' four 80. 81, lu .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
rre Refu,aI of Fanueii Hall to Daniel Web
ster-FurIher TO the storm.

BOsrOE. Frid6y April II
Ata meeting of the Common Council last night
resolutions we're offered and passed. unanimously censur
ng the Aldermen for refusing Fsnusi Hall 70 Daniel
Webster and saying would have given me Members ol
The Council the highest pleasure have heard hlm 10
FsDuel Hall In support Of Law Order. the Con'usutloo
and the Union. %,
In his letter declining address them Al tolls time Mr.
Webster says be nothing for the re'nss personally
except haiti deprived bin Of the eradication Of nesung
them he supposed 1t to be the general voice Of peo
pie Of Boston would have caused him the deepest re-
grei.
The resolution denying The Hall he was adopted
BY the Board who practically refused 10 Join win
he other branch inviting President Fillmore 10 Visit the
siiy The Council have appointed Conmitsee 10 request
Mr. Webster address them at some future daY Iney
have also appointed Committee to request President
FILLMORE TO visit Boston.
Accounts Of damage by the gale continue 10 come H. Al
the East the damage considerable We DO mol
yet any Of magnitude, though The outer
Islands are covered with wreck stuff The bodies OF ihe
two assistant keepers Of MnOs Lighthouse have Dol yeI
been recovered The 4 B. Forbes has gone down 10 re-
main of kinots ledge until ghtbOsl eau be obalne1
which will take ~bSee
TIE steamer America had narrow escape RON BoluB
n inOtsledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

OBTAINING LETTERS FROM THE Posi- OFFICE
Joseph Hogan ssd osgs on Thurs
by Ccer Austin Of the sixth Wsd casreed ~n %
tanning om Poet Once addressed to the Courier In
gc by tho Of false ordef Aedged TO have emtna
once PsPs' He by justice OsSorEe
for examination 10 the I. 5 Court
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NE YORK SUPREME COURr.-Cat4srns Krsnsr agIrr5f
lNPhhlp Ersn'r-s8f for DivOrcs-To PHILLIP KkEnER.
action which Jay ded or THE
County ofFew Ycrk Cry Hal 10 City
foE ara ssrYe coy Of your answer % tbs sad compliant
ne Subscriber at Is ohcs No IA Chambers sst, rtc CITY,
whn twenty days amer the Of you ,Ecl
Of the day VI such and TAI
COMPLAINT thu The TINE tresaf hs piaali lis acton Nf
ply 70 the Court for relief asmssesd comp
18th, le6s. n VAN HOY ESBEhGH,
sIsiaW6~ SAT- PLAINTIFF Attornsy, "a cnaln6sr. .ifs-t.
SHERIFFs sALE-By Of .-'sral wits Of sr.cyuoato
- objected delivered VLl for sas Public
20 q a. no o fostsirse al TIE rgh;, tile a.d atessi "
MICHEL PIERRE JULiAh which h. lsd the l7th q Sep
tsluosr, $50 TINE e. 10 to following
sctet sassnch property T. wi AT tst certain parcel
lc situate b- aud teg the Seventh Ward of lie City
lorhi bounded note out Fron so-'hshy
last RIVER essery gronud Of Thomas L-zst; b.
grssnd beOUEDg P1ef 10 to eass
dated January 5f7 from Gsorgs ahs Josn
tern Of years moatts and ) cIys from data A5o 5ud
0rck dwelling irams bgidng.. .hsds g. Also tie
r--t OF ss,s b. order " THOMAS CARNLEY sasrh.
"iLtrAA DE4sI. Deputy sLsra. m9sias6Ns
n Y.sUPkEAE COUKT.-Pbhp W Eogs ava samuel D.
~ Engs sgs q Eliza Newell so4 Stewart NsEs-To ELIZA
NEWELL AID STEWART Jewell eslsrtsa,s hsrety
% ara required compliant n - acton vh1h
Ees fled oa ne 4rh 1sy II hanh, once
CsfA Of he Cy and Co0l Of New YofE 10 CT Hall
Cy, sut % o. comp
s1bfcroen a. DER en- -. No Wan ai within
t-er etys after tie service Of III ye9 exclusive Ct
paa "ta te tine afssad. the p4at8 tbs ~ take
pceen allst Tor tie Of four hg.sIsd AID
49, 'eL3 ne fslts n Ltefesif iron tlaiosria cay o.
h u leo al ~ rate OF cent anIun az also Tor
hr sum Of four hundred and ninety three dollars t~suy
cats ara Interest sad at mentioned from tie ninth Gay Of
Hscl, AID 1901 The Of per auL.m, Ia
eosi- OF his uLec--Dated March 50. ls5i
49,. cRIsT 4 HURST, Atty. for Pa.
a. iaNoHs No Wal e.
NOTICE h.r.Oy gv.n th,t 10. PR CEEDs Of tAs
Vr'a setais u WILLIAM RLswicK "a Of ia cy Of 's-
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rs PURSUANCE hs Surrogate Of The Coasy.
New Yos notice hss5y syel 20 al persons hts &C.,
WALTON COOK, late Of Claborl, Monroe County An
Of Alabama deceased pfssat The With vouchers ss
the subscriber at the Office II Cbsr Sherwood No fsn
street the CITY ofke~ Yors. before tbs tNso ana -
September nsItDStsI New York he twentieth day Of nss %
nS2 laW6msf JACOB d. COOK, AdniasifaDg
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ARREsr n FIREprNr ron LARCENr.-A rnan
named Wendell ppst Was arrested while a. tie ire 40 john 81 on
"Wednesday stealing goods from the burning sta
HIS els were found ire art e He dressed
10 hremAns cap beonged the Fire Department he
fofe