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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FoURrH OF JULY-The corporation have
little or no means of revenue except from tax on
real estate and the Board Of Finance, IN conse-
quence, keep the appropriations down 10 as low
point as possible, leaving little or no chance for con-
tnpent expenditure such as would be required for
celebrating the Fourth Of July There are, however,
an abundance of Wcll-of citizens who would, proba
blv on a little effort being made to get them 10 do
So subscribe sufficient TO procure some fireworks and
"a band Of music. and make other arrangements so IS
To give "A little cclat TO the day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Shin I!erculcs.

PROVIDENCE, Suntay June To-
I'm several of the Boston and New \ ork
papers. the ship Hercules, MadIgan, from California
iof Panama hiss been put down as missing vessel
We have iust learned that the II arrived At Realejo
Feb %, 30 days from san Francisco, with l3l pas
soneors three having died on the passage They
all left the vessel there, and proceeded over land
She was bound 10 Panama but put into Rsaleo
short of provisions. Among the passengers were
Captains Cook, OF Providence. and X. b. Luther Of
Warren who arrived home last March.
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Francs 5loR5O-s bremen T9a-9. Amsterdam
4lid4ll. Hsssburg s6SR57

! Francs 5lo650-s Bremen T9a-9! Amsterdam
4li.d4ll. Hsmburg s6S957.
Freights are firm for BreadstufS but dub
for Cotton Some 5000 bushels Corn and wheA;
were engaged =, a le5d Flour so bols l6d Dead
weight rs. ca. Cotton a. There have also been
engaged within 4 few days To Liverpool. - tuns
Cedar al As. Z tun. 100 logs. 81 400 ties Lard.
l5S., lC0 Ibis Spirits Turp>n.ine. p 81 900 bis
Resin IS 81 To London. Beef IL $500 bhls
Tupennne, = y go = To MsrSeiIles, the bark
Cuba took a cargo of light Pipe saves at SIS. To
san Francisco the rates vary from IS 70 60 cents.
corting 10 vessel. SC \ Foreign ship engaged a
cargo OF Mahogany from Honduras - COwCs AMI a
market, at COS T. tun. TWO brgs earg0es Of salt,
from the salt Islands - this port. AZ sI2c y bush
Swede from West India 70 CoweS ard a market.
Sugar 20 - l2s 6i an American ship. Lumber
from Bic to London, at SoS two from Quebec u
Liverpool SIS two from MauutiuS to England.
Sugar, Il Is fear bris> and 0arAs. from Cuba 10
this por;, Sugar at 81 50 a BOX and two vessels IA
brig and bark Lumber from Wilmington, y. C. 20
Cadiz, AZ IS sCdSl6 To New-Orloans. there s
rather more going forward One halt the ship Hun
garian. 1900 nns. sold It s9occo, three yos-s ola.
In port. Yesterday Brlgs--.-..-.-...-.---~l09
steameTs-----------. eoIschoOnerS ----------- LOO
Ships -.-------------.- d.
Barks .....--....--.-- 81 Total ............. 422
The receipts of the Sub-Treasury are
s65,s2e Payments sls,5O9 Balance s26s,,sl9
The steamer to-day took S265, 500, mcet-
" in silver The other shipments Of the week reach
sl25o9l, about one-haU silver.
The bids for the Panama Railroad Bonds
were taken al an unexpectedly sood price, AMI the
amount bid for Wa se7i,OoO more than WAS wanted
which was not considered. The fortunate bidders
f,f
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The New Constitution of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Saturday June H.
Considerable Interest Is manifested with regard 70
tho now Constitution which Is 10 be voted on IN OHIO
on next Tuesday. The temperance men will go for
II and It Will. no doubt bee adopted by large ma
,ority II Is also probable that the clause to pfohot
the license 10 sell intoxicating drinks viii be adopted
The CITY is healthy. There are very fe" cases OF
cholera but l prevails on the river below TO con-
siderable extent, ans among the emlgrants Il Is more
fatal than last year Five deaths took place IN Prince
Tor. XIV The citizens deserted the town.
Father Mathew arrived here yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Marine Court. WEDNESDAY, June IL.
Before Judge Lynch.

John Winters against Roche, Brothers q
Co-Messrs X. & Co. aEe engaged II the business oil
transporting passengers IL Is charged N .ne pIe'y yv
ease that they agreed 10 furnish passage 10 Mrs w
wife OF plaintiff ID the packetShip Columbia, from
Iavsrpoo TO thus port but they refused TO give her
such passage and sent her by the Tempest wnlch Is
4 transient and slower ship, whereby Ms w was
detained longer upon the ocean. and furnished Win
insufficient fare sc For defense Il was denied that
me Columbia was designated, and Il was also con-
tended that the Tempest was nrSt-claSS ship yer
6lci for plaintiff $50 and costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Mob Law in Philadelphia.

PHILADhPHIA, Sunday, June IS.
An Absliton meeting held here today n Franklin
Han, was broken up Dy a mob. Miss Mary Green
and Lucreua Moit had addressed the audience. when
cOored gentleman attempted to speak, but was
prevented and driven from the Hal. There Is great
excitement here u consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

TIE NORTH AMERlcA.-The steamship
North America took a run down tao bay on Saturday
with the Washington and is now q, hcr berth pier 4,
North River. where the public S invited 20 visit her.
she sails on TUESDAY. tomorrow .. O'Clock The
Washington was ahead / miles a, the start aul IN
as minutes the North America hal passed her and
gone around her low.
IMMIGRATIoN.-From the Isl to the 18th
INST, both inclusive 1875 immigrants arrive at this
port.
The SUPPLY OF PNE ApPLEs.-The
schooner Henry Dsrnes from E,euthera, arrived at
this port last Friday, bringing twenty-five hundred
dozen Pine Apples. The supply Of this fruit has
never been exceeded IN this CITY.
~ The Tompkins Blues, of this city will
start for Philadelphia tomorrow, where they propose
TO remain some four days, the guests Of the Ma
;ional Greys, Capt. Pntz.
FELLOWS MINsTRELs.-A new Burlesque
operate Scene is to be brought out tins evening by
this talented band, at Fellows Musical :Hal 4H
Broadway. Those who wish to see it should go
early. The Hall is delightfully."- cool and comfortable
and the entertainment is Of the first order.
~ The private Laboratory Of Edge, the
Pyrotechnist, was destroyed by an explosion on Sat
uIday afternoon
~ The steamer Isaac Newton broke
her shaft on Friday evening, when Newburgh.
She her passage to this city from Albany. She
was lowed down by a small steamer.
NEw MAIL ARRANGEMENT.-The Post
master General has issued instructions that the mails
fot Cleveland District, Cincinnati aid Louisville
shall hereafter be dispatched by the express,trains
over the Erie Railroad. This new arrangement com
mcnces to-day and will expedite the delivery Of the
mails al the places named about twelve hours
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing;sales of Real Estate, were made on Saturday. by
Adrian II. Muller:
lot on south side Thirty Fhh-st $50 feet east
Second av., 2s by 9s Observation-Disclosures $G25
lot on south SIDE One.Hundred-and-Eigh-
teen-st., 140 Fl. west Fourh-av., 25 ~ lO0ll 100
lot on south side e-Hunired- Eigh-
tecnth-st. 40 feet adjoining Fourih-av, "a
lots on south side One Hundred and Elgh-
eenth-st. l4O feet adjoining, IS by 100 H. 100
MessRs. GREELEY & McELRATH.-Gen
Hemen / observe your paper Of Saturday CON
tans a card exposing the fraudulent representations
of one Frederick Watts" who purports to be
Reporter of the Netc- York Tribune. | wish simply
to remark 10 my friends and the public generally that
am not the abovc-named individual having no dis
position 10 travel IA recreation seldom indulge ln)
on the good name and far fame of your excellent
journal. There are several persons Of the same
name IN tins City and one or two, to my knowledge
the South Hoping you may give this an insertion,
Ihaye the honor TO he, Yours, &c,
FRED'K. J. WATTS, II Futon-st.
Nac- York, June -, 1851
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New Diplomatic Scheme-CeHtrai Auierica and
Hayti.
S5sciel DS7Gtcses 70 ~ Tribsac

WAsHiNsroN. sunday. June IS
Nh Webster Is about disposing Of the CON
phcaied Central American questions by Offering
a comprehensive JOINT Protectorate with Eng
land and France Of al the Central American
States, guaranteeing peace and independence
The same proportion IS made with reference 10
Hay;i. thus settling the difficulties between the
Domlnicans and The Haytans, securing to each
their rights without resort 70 war More anon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
European and North American Railway.

ST JOHN, y. t., June H.
NeSsrs Dlckes. Sardlne and BotSfOrd, OF the Ex-
ecutlve Committee Of the European and North
American Railway, returned from Portland yeSter
day where a meeting was held on wednesday 10
complete arrangements for prosecuting the enter
prize. They bring gratifying assurances Of liberal
aid from capitalists of New Y ork. Boston, and other
places and feel sonfdent that the work Will be COM
TneuCpd in a Verv short time
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The Shadrach Rescue Case.

BOSToN June II, 1851.
Hon John Z. Hale concluded the arguments fOf the
defence IN the rescue case at half past II o'clock
and Attorney General Lunt then commenced for the
government. and IS now speaking The judges
charge to the jury Will be given on Monday.
BosTON. June IS
The L s frigate Cumberland, Commander Lali-
mer from the Mediterranean last from Cadlz, Nay
~ anchored in the outer harbor, OF Long Island
Head TO-DAY noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

Suspicion or POISONING A FEMALE On
Saturday evening young German woman a5ou, II
years OF age, named Mary Young, was found lying
on the sidewalk IN front OF % MuTsy-St apparently
very Ill. She was taken into a dwelling house the
vicinity, whence she was removed 10 the City Hospi
tai by the Third Ward Police The woman was ac-
cOmpanied by young man named Jacob Young,
who At first stated that she hi wife, but after
ward withdrew that statement and said that she lived
with him as ms wife. lie was closely questioned by
the Police and from the contradictory answers he
gave they were led % believe that ne hal poisoned
her. He was accordingly arrested. and Justice Os-
borne committed him to prison The woman IS I'M
der the care OF Dr. Cleaveland at the Hospital, AMI
yesterday her tongue and throat were much swollen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Superior COurt.....-SArURDAr. June "a
GENERAL TERM DECISIONS.

JOHN B. b. BleecIer and Cye ag't John
l. Norton Injunction modified SO as to limit the IN
junction 10 the Fisher tract. Receiver granted un-
less plaintiffs file sworn list, TO be limited to sales
since 1915
Henry Breerort ag't Henry Van RensSe-
laer-Defondants exceptions to The report Of the
referees allowed Decree that defendant execute
deed on receipt Of $4o7s 81 less taxed costs for the
suit directed 10 be docketed by the former decree
Camden and Amb0y Railroad Company
agr Nafhaaiei F,nch.-Judgment for plaintiff on the
demurrer 10 the replication.
E. Bartlett vs.. CITY Of Ne,c- York.-Or-
der affirmed.
James Price and others. appellants, ag't
the Cifv of Neir- York respond 'nfs.-Judgment re-
versed, and new trial ordered costs 10 ABIDE the
oYCnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

Cafharine " Forrest agt. EdiClR For
rest The counsel Of Mrs. F. made motion for
Commissioner 10 take the testimony Of Capt WIN.
Howard, IN California The counsel for Mr. Forrest
sererably to the suggestion OF Judge Duer Al the
tine of granting the motion for special jury, that
the suit ~ Mrs + against Mr.. T. and the SUIT by
him against her be tired by amending the answer IN
one issue rendered 20 counsel complaint IN pursu-
ance OF thus on which. # counsel FOR Mrs +. would
ION issue the testimony OF Capt. IL would be taken
in behalf OF both parties. MI OConOr, on behalf OF
Mrs + declined for the present receiving the com
plaint but insisted upon the order for the cemms-
sioner which was granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
TIC Michigan Railroad COnspiratOrs.


T 10
The evidence IN the railroad conspiracy trial be-
comes more and more positive and clear against
Fitch Fllev Bennett, and the remainder Of the rng-
leaders and there seems TO be no escape i)r them
Proof is made OF the criminal acts and of the agency
OF the prisoners, A. hiring and paying for their com
mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. Sunday June IS
silver pitcher was last night presented To Father
Rliche by the employees IN the UH,0n Office
EuzhenTy Warren, Assistant Postmaster GsRcral
returned yesterday from Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Ac0ui,taIorrzra collier on Two Charges.

BALTIMORE, saturday, June II.
Collier tired at Elkton for embezzemeni OF the
funds of the Ilayre de Grace Bank, was acquitted
Yesterday He was tried tins morning for frautu-
ieutly obtaining check for five hundred dollars, and
aclnItied.
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The Ocean Steamers,

All Letters aud Newspapers on hand f0r ing ana
and Scotland are sen. By the first steamer matter OF WIN
line. -. "a r,s 7 ins
- ~ rreua,a tvyen.v-one single rate exce. III
those places required 70 be prepaid N fulI ~.
Letters the Continent Of Europe oy Ins - -,
must be prepaid I'VE single r2,s, e1osP| " 'S
places required % BE- prepaid IN iul - ,.- So,
Letters by the Hayre Line must Dc PlepaiiIt ,, -
eens Der hall ounce Inland Postage 10 De aaned s1eP'
Great Bnizln. -. =, ..;,.,, ,,,.. h w.
Newspapers BY either Line, 10 the CONTINENT " ' - Nv
na,d four cents each. . go. II Ns~.,.-s--
Inland Postage must be added "a LeneIs IN ns -
70 lie Coutinsn Of Europe BY the hA.Ie snS %
STxAHFRs TO ARRTTB FRoA k1kork
ur,spo, nT-Sailed from H4VTe for Nev-fgxk jane -
Nf1GARA-Saied from Liverpool for New - -,
HRcT1S-Saled fron Liverpool for New hoIk June IL
ErRoPA-Sa,Ied from Liverpool for Boston, JuAs H.
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lADvERTIsEMENTl

The EYEs.-PrOf Bronson will be at his
usual places this week, to wit. Worcester, Spring
field, Hartford, New-Haven, New-lo rk, Trenton and
Philadelphia See ms card.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar 1T

Court CaIendar-..-TmS DAY
SUPERIOR AND SUPREME CoURrs.-Pubshed on
Saturday
CIRCUIT Adjourned.
CoMMoS PLEGs-Adjoumed to Wednesday,
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By Telegraph 70 the New-YOrk Tribune.
ForJhTaAg Telesraphis Dispatches see VIHh Pas,.

s9rteTH Asne;ie Teeg-zps Qcr eorzr- az HIa,vT al
Bccre- g--cckg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

SURRENDERED BY HIS BALL TanCIS
Schafer, German barber under Indictment for
mansaughter II the ith degree, was ION Saturday,
surrendered by ms bail lie was placed in the cust0-
dy Of officer Mincho from whom he managed b. rs
cape but was recaptured the same evening" AMI com
United 20 prison lJr trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

" We are requested to state that the
persons said to be opening Sabbath School on the
corner of Nmth-av and Tweniy-tuth-St have no
connection whatever with the Sunday School
Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
ANOrUER CASE OF STABBING. -Betwcer

ANOTHER CASE OF STABBING.-DtTWCVT
II and 70 O'Clock ON Saturday night, man named
Patrick Finn residing at No. 1870 therry-St., was
stabbed IN the head and breast by butchers kmte;
IN The hands of miserable looking fellow named
John Charles Ii seems the two men were IN the
grocery of Frederick McQuide, No IS JackSon-st at
the time OF the assault, where they had quarrel
Charles left the place and went To- the shop of Chris
tan Rcator, No. ~ Jackson-St, where he seized
knife and again returned TO the grocery and renew
ed the quarrel words soon led to blows, and IN the
scufle which ensued, he succeeded IN lnhctmg
wounds which, in all probability, will prove fatal
lie then ncd but was pursued and arrested by officers
Newton and HAYES Of the Seventh ward Ut. SIM
eon Seper of As jackson 81 was called 10 attend the
wounded man. whom he considers 10 be almost be-
yond hope of recovery. Charlie was taken before
Justice Mountiort, who, after taking the testimony OF
NcO,nde The grocer. and others who were present
and saw the assault committed HIM 10 prison t. await
the result of the INJURIES inflicted. The Justice last
evening went to the house of Fan ior the purpose
Of taking his deposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

-SUIcIDR.-A lad, whose name was not
asceraned confined IN the House Of Refuge At the
foot OF Twenty-thir1-st., f. r , yesterday commit
ted suicide by hanging himself in his room. The
Coroner was notified, and Will hold an inquest this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

CHARGE OF FRAUD.-A man Of rcspccta-
bic appearance named Charles G. Thompson was
arrested on Saturday by officer : j. smith, OF the
Lower Police Court charged by McsSrs Seaman q
Muir with obtaining from them goods to the value OF
cal by fraudulent representations II appears tha'
several DAYS since he purchased the goods ana re-
ouested that they should be delivered at his oiice
The goods were delivered and the carrier was re-
ouestcd to call on Tie following day for ms money
lie did CALL but got no money nor mas ne up 10 'e
present time Thompson was held by Justice Osborn
10 bail in $500 to answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

VIOLENT Assaults. and Johh
Darby and John Duvaui, butchers, were arrested on
Saturday on a warrant charging them win 'lole4IY
sSSautng and beating, In shamelul hShlol, ~ t
ward Irvine. whom, II seems, they attacked on ms
own premises The butchers were held 10 oall IN
$500 each to answer the chardo at Court.
John MYERS was arrested On charge OF having VI
olentlv assaulted and beaten Thomas j. Lynch with
a slung.Shot The accused was taken before JuStlce
Osborne, who on the evidence adduced, commtted
HIM TO prison for tTlaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED "A lad named
Andrew J Martin. whose parents reside al Albany
81 on Friday evening fell into the dock at Pier IL
r., and Was drowned before assistance could reach
hun His body was recovered shortly after, ana me
Coroner held an inquest upon H.
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DEATH IN THE CRY PRISoN.-fhlllp
Godfrey an inmate Of the City Prison, where ne was
confined on charge of beating his wle, was yessei'
Gay morning found dead IN has cell; ABOUT E.n an
some Of the prisoners that he would preach 70 sheh
IN The course Of the morning. The Coroner was
called to hold an inquest, and the Jury rendered
verdict OF Death by Apopexy. Is was supposed, a.
seiwiih handkerchief, but on examination the sup
position proved 10 be incorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

ACCIpENTs. John Green, member oI
Engine Company No. a, was run over by the en-
CINE on Saturday evening, IN Columoia-St' near DC,
lancey. and had one OF his legs much torn ana
bruised lie was taken 70 a drug store IN GTand-St'
where his wounds were dressed and Afterwards con
viewed TO his residence. 1921 Stanton-St.
On SATURDAY, morning, while some laooreIS were
engaged i'm tearing down the walls of an old build
ing in South-st near Market one Of the SIDE walls
fell and labOrer named Thomas sullivan was
struck by some Of the bricks upon his head anu very
.evercly injured. A portion of the scalp was torn
nom the front Of his head. lie WAS taken 10 the C'y
Hospital by one ofthe Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

Assault WITH INTENT To TAKE LIFE
About O'Clock yesterday morning two men, names
Daniel Hannihan and John smith, the latter resi-.
dent Of Tw cnty -rst-St corner OF EHStavenue' go'
ipto dispute, when IIannihan drew pistol ana al
tempted TO shoot his adversary With H. He was, now
ever prevented by some bysandeTS nom carving ms
intent INTO effect, and shortly AFTER arrested anu
held by Justice Bleakley for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

Assault WITH SLUSG-SHor. Henry
Stahl. German, was yesterday arrested oy On1cer
Binswanger OF the Thirteenth Ward charged with
asSauung Frederick Leedenoers oil - DoeIeA-Ss-,
With a SlIpg.Shot INJECTING a severe wound on hlS
head He was taken before Justice Mounttor' and
locked up 10 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

RoBRING A policeman. -Early yeSter'
day morning. officer Miller of the Sixteenth War
Police, found man named Andrew Herrnson, 10
sether with anumbeT of others, creating dS'ur
bance In the street. The officer requested thcm /
diSperse, which they refused 10 DO. lie then attempt
cd TO arrest HeninSon, who appeared to Dc the mos
dlSoTderly, when the latter Knocked him down ans
some others Of the gang stole valuable gold water
from his pocket HeTnson was, finally, arrested snC
locked up. HIS companions escaped with the watch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-14
Summary of the Latest Intelligence by
Telegraph.

There was a good deal Of business, Of various
descriptions transacted yesterday in the Legislature
n report of which will be found under the telegra-
phic head. The bill proposing to compel the Hud
SON river boats to give checks for baggage in the
same way it is done on railroads, occupied a
portion Of the day, and the remainder taken
up by the introduction of various bills and resou-
tions. In the Assembly, series of resolutions
introduced, cnnsuring the Judiciary Committee for
not reporting the compromise resolutions Of last
session. after giving pledge that they would do go
and also censuring the majority for their action in
regard to the resolutions, Of similar character,
brought forward by Mr.. Thompson, of this city, at
the last session OF course, there is not the
sightes chance Of the adoption of these last
buttons; and we suppose the only object which the
mover Of ITEM had in view, to brand still
deeper the Seward abolition fiction. As it is, they
are pretty wen marked, and no doubt they will
be long rememberred'fJr their subseryieney to the
higher law Senator and the One Eyed Thompson of
the whig party.
We have a few items Of news from Washington
1t seems there is difference between exC collector
Collier, of san Francisco, and the government, Of
nearly eight hundred thousand dollars, arising from
eonfscatons, Sc, which sum was not allowed TO
him.