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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-02
Jail Notice.

E(M/sAS committed to the Jail of Will
- kinson county, on the 10th inst.
by w. i. LEWIS, Esq, a negro man named
WYATT, who says he belongs to David
Weathers. living on Old River, Wilkinson
county. Said negro is, fve feet eight and
a-half inches high, about 20 years Of age,
yclIowish complexion Had on when com
mitted common white woollen pants and
coat.
The owner Of said negro is requested TO
come forward, prove properly, pay charges
and take him away, OF he will be dealt win
as the law directs,
M. CRIST, Jdi3or.
Nov 20. lS51.-tf.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-02

Farwell the new wing Governor of
Wisconsin, was elected on pledges of
opposition 10 the further extension of
slavery, and to favor a repeal Of the
'fogitive slave law, =
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Amounts Contributed.

We suggest to our friend to paste this in
the bottom Of his hat, SO that he may see it
as often as possible.
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RANGERS Sale.

WIeILL be sold, on TUESDAY. the
23d day of December, to the high
est bidder, for cash, before the Conrt-house
door in Woodville, a stray Horse, taken
up by Jas. Cole, described as follows A
dark Grey HORSE, 7 years old, Is hands
high, half Of the left hind foot white, APP
praised at SIS 90.
w. c. BONNEY, Ranger.
Nov. II, 1851-3w.
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NJ. i. CnuRou.-The great law suit
has been decided ia. favor Of the church
South. The next conference of the
Church South. will be held in Clinton,
La, on The 18th inst.
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The Presidents Message.

The Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON. Nov. %.
The message occupies four columns OF the Re-
public. Ii recommends a modification Of the
Tanh-kossnth is commended to the respect
OF c~ongresS-Eight millions Of the Mexican in
demnity paid the past year.
Congress.
The members are coming in rapidly--two
thirds Of both Houses are present.
The number Of students injured by the late
accident in New York, is AZ killed, IS wound.
ed.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEwORLEANs, Dec /.
Sales on Saturday, $500 bales-Gemand fair
Ordinary, 6d7-middling, 7 1-sd75-S-good
middling, I 3-40s-Fair, 8 l-2ds 81. Receiv-
ed, 1854 bales-exported; 2,474,
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov %.
The cotton market closes firmly, at &c for
strictly middling Orleans, with sales of $500
bales.
Latey from Hauana-Pro6a6c Release Of
M. IhraShcr.
CHARLESTON, Nov %
The Captain-G eneral OF Cuba has signified
his intention to pardon Thrasheg provided he
will leave the Island in 20 days after his re-
lease.
Preparations far Kossnth'S ~Rcception-trc-
meadOuS Sn01r-StOrmS-FWgitiUe Stare
case.
BALTIMORE, Nov IS.
The Committee of reception of Kossuth are
determined upon a grand military and civil
parade and procession.
A terrible snow-storm has been prevailing
all day. 1t also extends to NewYork and Phil
adelphia
The trial Of the Christiana Rioters commen-
ced to-day. 1t is thought none will be %convic-
ted.
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10 See the cards of Messrs. Cor.
don d Posey and of Mr.. Lea-.also
ether advertisements in to.days paper.
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IL Col, A. 4 Moore has our sincere
thanks. for a package Of the New Or
leans Daily prpcrs Of Saturday, Our
friends can confern no greater favor ON
us, than by putting a bundle Of papers
in their carpets Cor us.
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autographed erpyesslyJay III. Republican.
Northern Poknics.

The New York Evening Post contains a call
upon the Northern wings to nominate a candi-
date of their own, in case the southern wings
attempt To require the wing nominee for Pre-
sldent to pledge to enforce the fugitive slave
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NEW n Sc MENTs
Taxes:

Ohm Nj. LEE, Commission Mtrchaut. lO2
Poydras ST., New Orleans. Respectfully
offers his services to the Planning community
in the sale of cotton, etc. ANY business en-
Trusted to his care shall have prompt and care
iul attention. dec2-ly.
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- Sen. Foote is now in Washing.
ton. We are in hourly expectation OF
a gloriiication speech from him. He,
Of course draws the four thousand dol.
lars milage.
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MARRIED.

AT Cold Spring, OIL Thursday evening
last, by Rev. Charles Beach, Mr.. HENDER-
SON SMITH to Miss MARTHA JANE ELLIS, al,
of this county.
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From the Wing Qftae 2la Norem6ey.
Sense VS.. KOssuth,

" 1t may be almost hazardous TO say one
word in opposition to the national move
ment whicl, is taking place in prospect and
in presence of the arrival among us Of Louis
Kossuth, the Hungarian hero. Nor do we
grudge him one huzza, or one welcome.
But we do demur to the Qualification which
he has doubtless received at the Battery OF
New York before this we do demur to the
idea hat he should be taken as the mod
ell of patriotic valor and virtue. He comes
among us as the Embodiment of the extrem-
est opinions OF the Red Republicans Of lS4S
the sworn enemies of every thing orderly,
established and prudent. The self-conslitu-
ted dictator of Hungary. Kossuth has shown
himself an anarchist at Marseillies, aud finds
fault with the commander of the steamer
Mississippi, that he did not call at every
Mediterranean port to allow him a mob
Grafton. He said he was still imprisoned,
and appealed from the orders of Government
10 the voice of the people of the United
States. And there are small men, anxious
for noteriety, who are trying to buy it by
raising a purse of 500, 000,' for Kossuth-
such men as Genin, the halter Of concerl
ticket memory, and others Of his kidney"
From the Wing Of the 2sh November.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-12-02

The convened session Of the Missis.
sippi Senate adjourned on Tuesday, az
ter having elected Hon. James Wits
field Governcp.
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70 Judge Sharkey has departed for
Cuba, to enter upon bis dnties as the
American Consul. Mr.. Owens begs
that the American people will not
form an opinion in his case, until he
publishes his defence.
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~ The Senate Of Mississippi ron.
vcncd on Monday last, pursuan, TO Sec.
Rotary Bells proclamation. After sew.
eral hallotlings Gen. Whitfield was
elected President. lie will exercise the
functions OF Governor, until Gen. Foote
Is ip%auguraled. The duty devolves
upon him TO appoint q Senator in place
ofCnl. Davis. Gen Foote has not Vet
rcsigncd-nor is there much probabili.
y that he viii, il, by any turn. he can
ccnstrne the constitution to allow him
TO be Senator and Governor both.-
Foote must have a holy horror Of office.
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CiRcutr CouRT.-Our Sheriff and
Clerk are busily preparing for tho term
OF our Circuit Court, to be held on
Monday next. For the Information of
those who have any doubt on the sub
ject, we will state that our officers are
now oil qualified, and that Judge posey
will certainly hold court.
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To Free Mas0sas I

By reference to our advertising COLI
umns il will be 9 that the corner
stone for the new Masonic building
will be laid down. on Saturday next.
w. L. Mellan, Esq, Of Natchez, will
he present and assist in the interesting
ceremony.
Messrs. Thayer & Potter, are ready
70 proceed with the building with all
dispatch, aud soon we may expect to
see the walls Of the edifce rising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

hsrUsBAr, ApriP
AsHEs-Ths mUEst quiet sts.sy for Pears At 6Ts he
ssug sh Pots far demand So The 'as' are
cOTrOy-Hss 10 day, the sales reaching
bales msrls, st dropping Holders arc snaos: .nS
our Tie msss heavy, sspscsy tort u "a
- .r ~, s, o' ~, ~ a. IS r., 10 .sp.s o...
ysy da psaiy offered if.sy AZ N Do
H..rc rseh 400 obs At Uo 70 o. o.
~ o. Tor MOI gsB 'nd lad4ni n,ts. . heavy s..s
Of Oo se at 7sG. m o o. as .oi sey r.. Euf
los % .rrr' - sae ~ 6e. .tJ a. Neal arm
At ~ I1H .f ior whsst part 2 60 ~
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prns Gsn.sss osa.s,e - I'D RS : 20, psoty. and
sm Or Eve, 40 n1d's.s - 80 "a, ~ ro-.i At
40 ~, 80 n.n.t Sale. d sortssfs .. u
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. .dysOcse rates SEA sndso lns sss are So az.
" ,sd axe fof hsssd. oJ0o3sc Tor fo1od mifsS s<
a. s Levy ~ Tor tat d Jsos sso sSo'e'fa ysA''
%I .s a',l msrs. sac. d 20 b.. Prison sse.
'Ss3yIsIoSs-Tb. Porl ar. hmss1 yor %
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= our otsoB.otsf Iess are q1.i o1t are s1sdJ ne '
w.. rs Tor PRIME y tor C.sr Bsss ar1 Bat nse
sas 37kal 50 Tor Me- aad 57 49, ~ lot a
Mos s.sV ssao b. Be-. Ham. sf' ss a., sofs
freely sh0l5 s0j Bseou more freely oss.s aAs
b.d .svs suysfs Pcksd nsss Doss psuV sss
b. nsrI. heavy s..sof Ohbes Dry sailed Hams At se as
sugar cured a. s IAie i.f s.1ssa ,a S r.
Good 70 Pnm. Bat<r saa cte.s. aSchsse.9 ~ c..s.
IosACco-Ihsfs ors ac,.s = n ~ Iss1. o.re.s a. fa
Dses. Les. e1rrsrt Pfess are an ts
B9d. uspt y rssr. thsrs I'll Be- 90 set's "a a.
80 a. A. from Europs hsBc ~ hSss go 90
800 srds0 90 NayJaco ~. 40 cases fonoa ''1''~' -
-. H,y.r.s7 Conu-ctscu Seed - insct's H. ..,..,
hICE-Conut1ss bssEys tn0ssh Ae 49, W.
100 s so6 ? asd3 IN ., s,.,t. n TsrDsuans are
80 ~. sod astfs- Gays al sb0so'1e, e~n
49,, sasy s., 81 81 Cd ~ Dos nass sess 90
-. ccsstI, so hEs Rs.In so1 al e6s D. Tar
sfu Al Tsc Shco 80 JOS na's ISL 80 n, O.. q.
Etsg-Dr, Co and nocs waited II ss1es 70 az
~. ga ds sz hseEsfsl cot gszt request ssi
~. readily s50ls IN ~ 80. !, sOs '"e' I'm
0us-Ar. 10 ssusnt 70 btl. sssc.se Whale sos q &C.
eask; IS s.ous Re- sob Lnsssd steady oeIIe
ron sos. 18th scfNs county demand l0o ssl~os fS's'
cd ron vhsrf ai7+a75c .-...l
TEAs-Grssa crltr-e vsy fcsfcs and VIII kooS
Drss are sra;csy bS Eraess osiak nor ye .
kstsr tban 90 he Bacts qsst o1t hfp p,.
,-s Tts auction sale Ws1ssscsy, veot % a. very si
TIs-Absai 90 BaLe1 .Dd Strait, eOnpfsSs !. :,
s.s,,s1 Al s chssp arket have e>es @Asa W "
h.on 90 tsrns 80 not issrs- . -, -...... heh q
IEog-W,bsss D. .ssgses 20 10ts 10 s nnts. a. =.
z,,, ss6 rsthsr We uo,s ssiss % a.
4. a. s.b 40 90 and 6srErooes hon
a. 80. n Enshsk Bars q q So 100 tans "fVssA'
al sss $3.50 Cast ats 4, . ms . al ai ssA the
u sTbs-i.stsrz ar. scsics and -anfsd-i o'E~
rom41Al prcs -. ..xv fra. ssd "a . coz
- ard orcss uDssff iss - - uf ErpOr
A. :, r.- BEDFORD. a, Ss1ohei ssS i''''
SIC cs.o. - s,c bores e1sfh h4.sns sht "
fhyoaIt.I"so 10 so a. os sad 80 sa''' ''""
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From Mexico.

Hgw.OsLEASs Friday, Apr p.
The bark Christopher Loder arrived from vera
o., bringing Mexican papers to the yin INST
congress vas stil in session. proposlon ps'
80 made in the Lower House which viii prooa.
hJs he 40 essential as 70 continue the sitting OF
tbe Senate beyond the 18th Mexico IL In des
nerste condition and none Of her public men are
disposed 70 hazard their reputation IN an ate P'
20 restore her finances. Arista, who had the
management OF the Treasury for short time
gave It up as hopeless task. Addresses nave
bees issued 70 commissioners Of public works IN
the Capitol to ascertain the number OF foreigners
In the city with the nature Of their employment.
places Of nativity, &c. bill bad been Introduced
20 abolish the monopoly IN T0bsscos The Indians
In Chihua hua were suing for peace.
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FROM MExIco.-We have received files Of FL
Monitor RepH6lIeaHO to the 2sth uis, the date o.
our special correspondents letter. There is very
is,le additional intelligence. The smallpox las
broken out with great virulence in the state OF
MoreiG, in the neighbOrhcod Of the city OF the
same name. The cholera has also appeared IN
the mineral district Of Alamos in the State OF
sinslos. During the past year there were SIS
births and s95 deaths in the city Of Chihuahaa
making an augmentation Of ssj daring the year.
The rejection by the Senate of Gsray's contract
in relation to the TehuAntepec route, is formally
announced.
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poRrRA1r or KossUrH.-We have received
superb Photographic portrait OF KossUTH, which
b,s inst been published by MASS Il Cursch, Phil
adelphia 1t is from sketch taken from me- "
KREMER, German artist The picture IL the
size Of life, and is pronounced an admirable IKE
ness by those who have seen the illustrious exile
II NAV be had. in th, City at the store Of Sisten'
feldt, Helm en- & Schmidt, l9l Willism'st
TIE OPtEA IN BOsroN.-To night Mare zeK
commences new opera season In Boston, "lsn
the Havana compsny-except Sslvl-lacludlns
Nsrini. Bettini, Badiali, Bosio and 5teHsnone--
This is strong company, and cannot fail to be
entirely successful.
SAILING OF STEAMERs.--The United states
mail steamship Ohio, Capt. Scheme sailed for
Cbseres. via Havana, on Saturday. Just as she
was sailing, officer Bell caught an old convict
called Jim Laughliu alias Smith, coming of with
valuable carpet bag filled with rich articles IN
bis possession, belonging to some Of the Passen'
gers. He was committed to answer, and the
carpet bag was taken to the Office Of the Chief
of Police.
The steamship Florida, Capt. Lyon, also de
parted Cd Saturday afternoon for Savannah
" Dr. BASSISGs important Free Lecture %
the Ladies' this afternoon al 81 O'Clock, a. the Society IL
brary Rooms 348 Broadway, Dyspepsia Mesocno"a
and Hypochondra should attended by every lazy Wno
bs, friend suffering from either OF these distressing ms
sdies.
II NJ GANDos and NJ GOEHESASr the two
bodied mind a. Will, calls them give their fret public
exhibition Of natural secosd sight al the Chinese Assem-
Rooms, on Monday next
H We would call the attention OF persons IN
tere,ed in the Water Cure the advertisement for stu
alton sc Physician or Assistant Physician IN oar columns
to-day
"GLEAsON's PICTORIAL DRAvISG Room COM
PASIoN The success Of this Illustrated journal already
most remarkable We understand that Mr.. French, l7l
Nsu the agent FOR this City sells 1000 copies OF es'
number The paper has been enlarged and the character
OF its Illustrations approved. The aAt number, which has
Just come hard contains UNUSUAL number OF engra7
ings among which we notice May Day IN England the
steamer "Issac Newton the burning Of Ibe Assembly
Buildings in Phsd ephs, large view OF San Francisco,
portraits Of Daniel Webster, Wendell PHILIPPE sud the
slave Sims With several graphic illustrations OF he Aaii
Slavery excitement In Boston The typographical excel
don OF the Drawing Room Com panion' 10 most refresh
ing TO the eyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

. NORTH CAROLINA IN THE NEXT CONGRESS-
CceVerN changes will occur in our members to
congress. Mr.. Deberry. OF the Third District, de-
ines ines raining. In the Eighth Mr. Stsnly hiss de-
S SInea. IN the Fourth, James 7. NoreheAd, Esq
brother Of the Ex Governor and Prssident of t5s
s.Ms Wing Convention. has declared himself
s,a~,;" le and the name Of Gen. Leach is also
suocssS "a Wm II. Washington seems likely to
ara 49,. mr. stanly We know OF no other prob
ages AZ present Nashville IN O. Mess
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,v..hinstop Items.

WAsHINGToN, 5.utusy' AprII % ,
n.;1s,.s family, together with that OF
The Pres. Genera, leh, this morn ng, on
tne osaaicsmond Secretary stuart leaves for
Virgins !. reason to believe that the Au'trisn
The's .n. will permit Kossath TO come u
America u,.iab,rsn b., been appoiote
,,I;"f CLERK of the Patent Office.
Mr. stsDsbury has appointed Com a.aw
a.. If the industrial Exhibition London, Tor tue
ps,sn, Ofice, by the Secretary ofthe Interior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

etts the Road to The Issue Of bonds ia lie svos By Ire
stsA
At PHILADELPHIA there is no change 10 notice in
the rates FOR Money The supply 10 fully ecas
The eenscd for srseisss paper res y eeaI Silver 10
. without charge.
The State Of North Carolina and corpor atoms
within the State are in The market for asOaI o. CO..
Co. TIE Sais wants go co Of which seeo 10 intended 70
pay Al in,a mept on psDh road snd $4,000 70 mee'
i.usg deaSs Of he STATE The Deep Silver Company wsns
$500; tie town Of Wilmington sie~en. to pay is' sub
Icption to The Manchester Railroad and The hanchesiS
Railroad COMPANY SsooOlo on . mortgage Of all It's pre-
perry.
The receipts of Gold at New Orleans, from Sep
TENDER l. 1850 70 April II 1881. s. Ss6sit sga'
s2,5cos22 last year The inpossiony Of ge,sng go't
coined Al Phisdelphs Induces send II TO New
Orssns for eonsge-1he exchanges svoring the opss-
non. The comparative coinage for Msreh was a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

PROJECTED RAIL RoAD.-The Trustees on Friday
evening by vOs OF to refused 10 grant the petition Of
the contemplated williamsburg and Flushing RAroad
Co 10 sy down tracks IN the streets Of ,ne village. Tie
contemplated route through South Sixth aud South
Seventh
THE ALLEGHANIASs.-These popular vocalisss
vii give concert IN Central Hall WILLIAMSBURG, tAis
evening AL lovers Of good singing shOad be IN attend
Ance Miss Goodenow win sng several Of her beat
FIRE-The alarm on Saturday proceeded from
avaInish factory IN Second District No. much damage
done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
TIL. Fir. nj Grsnd Gulf, &c.

BALTIMoKE, Saturday, April D.
The New.Orleans papers received by TO nights
mail. state that .he IRE at Grand Calf Mss, was
not 90 serious a. at first anticipated The whole
of the buildings on the street in which the tire
o,ioins.ed were consumed The prime pal build
inc DESTROYED, and on which the greatest loss &C.
cured was the warehouse OF Mr.. Hollo way.
There is nothing in the SOuthe m papers rela-
live 20 the Cuban invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
Powder MN Explosion.

mAucHuNK, Pa, Sunday ApTil a.
The Powder Mills owned by Messrs. Dormetzer'
In Msboniog Valley, three mil r. m lie
Brighton, known as Hsnline Mills, exp,n1 d On
tbe 25th inst, killing one man and wouAding bad
" several others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
Jenny Lind nr PIrtsburEh.

FIITsbUHGH, oaIIfVHFf dVII -0'
At Jenny Lind's concert last night Ss,Ooo we're
received. Some mischievOus boys threw stonesl In
at,be windows ofJesnys carriage, and st'erWard
into her dressing'room. Her feelings were so
deeply wounded by this indecent insult, that she
refused TO sing tonight, and left for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
Mark.t, .Nrw.ORLr.Ns. Aprl 3.

SoIIoN continues ihanimRie the Gales barely
LsSn Sosv eses Nuregusr pIices; miading A lotc
ne sVoe mieahog loi 6loac OF r0BAcco. IS hrs sod
a., $40 "ssAey, sne SEQ haa' cold a. 5!e5se
~ tar moLASsss-&eco hhcs Cubs MuacovsaS sOld al
&c LoVK-S,c,0 bbi, OHIO .old Al a IL CoRxfsur
ssosngeo MAS roRS selis Al IA 50; Bacon 10 heavy
tHoULDERs are selling Al 81 sotc L,Rp n .~ve A. 81 "a
SC fot o0ls, and Ia for hegs no Corr.Es Al iec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

Business generally is dull Prices of GRAIN
are unchanged, and Nnea. Corn ard OAs remain inac.
I'VE, with light transactions Provisions sre sr W. ~ a
spsne tendeney. Meas rofs ses ~ Is So; Lard No l.
- oos and ueTces &c aud 10 kegs "A 2Stc R.ron "a
u good demand a. previous erices WmsXY declined
0he-eshA Of cent LEAD 10 selling Al as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28
Cop,e.ted Election Investigation.

DANvrLLE, saturd ~, A. II 26
The Contested Election nvestigat on will be
continued another week Nothing important de-
veoped beyond detecting three illegal votes cast
in Danville, one OF which was given for Wright.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

CANAL NAvIeArIoN.-The break In the feeder
At Glens Falls, has been repaired, and the WAFER
let In.
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Markets. .Nrw.oRLEASs. April as.

SuGARis firm a. 81 q c for fair reboiled. No
lAsSsS sro hrm 50 use FLoVE wac arm and Ohio WA
hng al IS CorrON continues dull al previous ralea
'4lOc
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= ,.1,,,,nb 10 The Sew.york fribua''
,,,.s,rr mas-,te Ts's~s'a o..-. CO.. "'''''' 49,

~ For additional Telegraphi' D'-
...cbss ses Seventh Page
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so--'NV
The origin OF the Gre 10 not known, bat wa probably
accidental
Alto. O'Clock on Friday night, stable attached to
Smear, Lime WORKS corner offweny.nnthst and Elev-
snlh.sv, TOOK are and destroyed together with ave
horses.
Ass4 o'clock Saturday morning, rag store In he
Seyspthav rear Eghleenh-s, TOOK tire, and together
with four frame buildings adjoining, WA destroyed The
buildings were occupied BY poor families who loss nearly
AL Of heir furniture and barely escaped win their nVes
Atl94 O'Clock yesterday morning The dwelling No. a
Robinson o. TOOK IRE from eAmphene lamp which had
been upset Two OF The domesues IN eneesVorns 70
Quereh the Games were severely burned faey were to-
ken to The City Hospital The FIRE was soon afser exrn
su,,bea with hat sisht damage TO The prsrisea
r. DR.. VALENTINE, the comic lecturer, gives
three Evenings with Brother Jonathan this week eOca
meneisg wiz his evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

DEATH OF TIE HEslDLNI PHfsICIAN OF FLAI'
pusu HosPIT,L-Dr Enoch Green, Resident Physician
Of tbs instuiion for shout four months past died Of
ship OF typhus fever Thursday evening last victim
10 his as.iduy and devotion to the nmates-about one
hundred Of whom down with fever, and among
them the steward, engineer and four or I'VE nurses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

FIRE About o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
the back soop Of house in Bridge Nassau, was
Get on IRE IN consequence OF tho ignition Of quantity o.
paper ana other cOmhusnse mstsrss by Ioms mali cous
bows The alarm wss Immediately given, and tue names
were eXlnguished without causing Gny damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-28

ANOTHER RAPE CAsE.-SOlomon 8. Garfield
and Michael Oates Policemen attached the Third Dis
uc arrested yesterday, warrant issued ~ Jus
tee King wherein they stand charged with committing
rsre upon Mary Higgins abe Of the 18Th instant
They were committed TO sDswer, and The complaining
witness 10 detained TO TESTIFY Ia the matter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26


Second Wunictpdtitp-
INDIANA-Per two boats: 1900 bbs potatoes and apples
on board,
INDIANA-Per Moore's boat: 1850 bushels wheat, SIS
bbls ear corn Hewitt Norton SEQ.