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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

xeluty ely 70 diseases OF the and Ear
daily at Warren street, where can be had his Treatise
on the Eye third diton price 80 cents. Artificial
rserted without the slightest pEii that will like the
hAtul al
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Chaps, Chafes. Rourhness. saIlow mes,

Pinple kruptions and all diseases are Is we'll
Known positively cured by using Gourauds Italian Medca
The Poudre subs eiadoass hair from part
o. the body. liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily
White for rough, flushed sluggish cope xions 81 walker
street hrst store from Broadway Calender, South Third
street. Philadelphia.
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public has given the third and last
Gift is the sanction. The honora
BILE and upright which these concerts have hitherto
conducted given to the public and the
present undertaking consequently literally supported.
The has been removed from square, to
Houss the alton OF tho down
public. The other office. at Vanderbock 479 Broadway
be crowded with purchasers The concert will
come of in about ten dayg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

STEAM VERSUS sAus.-The frige'e Constitutions
lust arrived at this port, has been three years IN
commission, serving on the Mediterranean station
During this ii me she has been two hundred and
seventeen days under way, and passed two years
and FIVE months at anchor The expense OF fri
gate Of the fret class is $500 600 per annu, which,
for three years, would be 81, 10000. TT, Con.
s,ituiion, by log, sailed 1900 miles, aud visited
thirteen ports. A steam irirate, handled as Col,
Inns, Laws, or Aspnwsll's steamers are eSl'
dled, would pass over the same ground, sai visit
the same ports, ia four months. The American
eagle Is screaming for the dcmirion Of the seas,
and her voice is heard in the whistle Of the steam
engine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

Notice. ID. ID. Nash, AucttOnecr, Will sell
balance furniture Of the Franklin House.
Of Broadway and Dey streets this day. Thursday at ~
o'clock A. n.
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Steamer Direct for New OrIeans-Satur-

day Jan rs l11he substantial and fast sailing steam
ship FANNY Capt. NeCerren, master will leave New York
The 18th inst Bound direct TO New Orleans New Or
lears Mobile freight packages valuable parcels &C.,
will be received until NJ the day Of sailing IT the
ofse OF sTINsoN Co.'S New Orleans and Mobile Express
l9 w all street, New York
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:. Absolutely necessary"-That every one
should attend their To do pery
they should pstronire BROOKS No so Fulton street those
stock sf ladies' emens aud childrens Boots thoes
Gtttrs 0yerhoes nc the ehea best. and
thc city. His buffalo overshses particularly recon-
m to trav
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From tho Morning Star.-A House and
Lot fer Five DollarThs 10 the prize which
tribuor he Homestead Art Union 10 bou nd to draw
The house and lot are in and worth we pre-
ninety nine Oil Paintings in gilt frames 10 be drawn
those who OFF will obtain for their hye dollars
Print which published At 81 60 There is deception
this Homestead Art Union The parties are responsi-
and their promises will be redeemed Subscript
will be received at HOOPER Brothers, Looking Glass
and Picture Frame Manufacturer LOG Fulton street.
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Stims0n Il Co.'S New Orleans and Mobile
Express will take fr ght specie jewelry and valuable
ce Fanny Saturdays and by tho steamer
Ohio the foowis Saturday. Ohce IS Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-16

Comb Factory, 3O3h observation-disclosures
lar attention 10 directed Premium Combs which OBJ
tanned the medal at the Fair the last three
The Con cannot be equaed in this country The
also the largest; at the Golden Comb, Busy Broad
way, second door above Duane street. n. QU1kBY.
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sl Broadway has received lot Of Breakfas. Sleeves
L. 3D.; Handsome Neeolework do, from 6s Embroidere
Cellars very cheap so cents; scaloped Linen Hsnker
chiefs 80 nts brodered do l0s u.s. and l2s Blac
Demi yeils 30 under regular prices Other good
proportionately cheap.
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in 1arners' Loan and Canton Company, 10 some,
what similar. There Is csrnsr In saeh and it must
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
LATER FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival Yesterday Of the steamship
Louisiana We have received Galveston papers 70 the
sfh mt together with usual files from ne inte
nor Oi the state. , -,
The san Antonio Lscgsr Of the 29tl UT, has d ei-
Ter rom he great IL Pa,O train. dated May II near
the mouth Of the san Pedro. THIS eitef s4ys la,
so fr tie Journey had been pleasant thouS fos ~
ZINES were anticipated. The grass ai9ns M 49,
was miserable. and IN some places u htl Iil..- -,
-irrN There mad been little ram anH CONF
water yas rather scarce No signs Of lEoiahs ~sie
,een exceut = hIte flag, fastened 70 Heei near Vie
Iimpia crossing The letter aye
To-dqv Va crossed tie san Pedro. Al pfeseht ne
-. .hor,t zen inches Ia depth a. the crossing
and \. .fout thirty yards N width THIS l. rocky
be7, MAGE with scarce enough Of anything gro" ,
- .,,,osf the numerous insects tliat nest H. dild
y Sicb YOU are sure 10 ind should you even 81 Gown
- INV I, moments rest. You have heard oil me
=. LAM Traveller - presume ard 70 have what
,srcre Lave seen h.m, n the shape Of an Odd man
40 ,yonlan. whose united ages amount 10 one hun
- ~ sisfeen wears with their little grandson,
seven CT eight year old, travelling TO Caliofnis ~
vi PaSo ara lack Hays route With no o'neI com
rany itau tie four poor miserable mules thai iTs~
rrreen made Down East" a. b. tells me wen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

years ago. When mentioned 10 him the folly Of
two such aged persons making dangerous a trip.
ne seemed 10 &c aStO0lshet. Why could there De
any danger. rs ne should accompany Us 10 Ell Paso
and folks had told him that II was mos, TO the FL
Dorado
The Csircstcn Ne.rs o; the e,h INST, mer.ons hav
ing seen cotton boil an inch IN length III fair
River.
A sudden nse HIS taken place IN the Colorado
RIVER. l. rose IL feet ~ one night
The Ca'rss'on NstfS. IN treating Of Nr Payne'>
por on the Opeiousss Railroad plan. says that the
trade OF Galveston with New oTk Is increasing threo
times As fast rs ertratC with ev-OrleanS, and that
a railroad would be TIE only means for ~ % com
pete with New-Nork Dunng the present yesr, Gsi-
weston exported s.SNi bales OF Cotton 70 NewOT
leans. ard s0.62l 20 Ncw-NOrk.
We 30 rot see a woTd. IN any Of the Texas papers.
IN relation 10 Co. Hariees expedition into she Ca
marcke country.
private letter from Corpus Chr.>,i, dated on The
3h Ult.. Informs us that four NeXCanS were recent
N killed by Indians between that place and the RIO
Grartc.
The same letter informs US tha; horrible murder
Was recently committed about ave miles nom Cor
pus Christi The perpetraiOr was a German named
Prank. and the victim was his own wife. Ater
guarding with her for some time, he attacked heT
with knife, Wfic;ng wounds ~ severe thai Sae
died on the spot The murderer, whO was perfectly
sober 90 the time, fct Immediately, but party was
out IN pursuit a; once lie had on several occasions
beaten his ylte cruelty and threat on her part thN
she would leave him induced hum TO take her nfe
He len three children whose lives he had also
Threatened.
The reports OK The crops rom almost every part %
The State very favorable and The country Is rap
ily Sling No with farmers from every quarter
IN. q. Plcayunc, ilth.
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VENEZUELA.
Discovery and Suppression Of a Conspiracy
Fears of an American inyasion-hini'ier
10 Washington.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
CARACAS Saturday, May 81, 1851

Correspondence Of The Tribune
CARACAS. Saturday May 81, 1881
MEssRs. EDIroRs Since my last a con
spiracy has been discovered and at the present time
the Executive has been invested for ninety days by
the Council of State wiihihe the 81 attribute Of ex-
,raordnary powers granted By the Art lis Of our
Constitution.
II arpears that a rorJonori system had sprung up
with the object Of changing our system Of Govern
meut For the accomplishment of it, purpose, Il
was necessary to get rid of the President, the other
chief officers of the Republic, and IA fact of ell per
sons who would not acquiesce ma the new scheme
The President OF that Society a General, nunei
Juxto Brceno Vice President, T. Villas and secre-
tary Jacjnto Gutierrez. formerly Minister Of Fl
nance and Foreign Affairs Very many others are
IMPLICATED N tins plot some belong 70 inc most ~.
sDeCtable families OF tbs city. The above named
rer,ons have Jeen arrested, and investigation Is
gong on, which VIII most likely reveal many secrets
vet undiscovered.
might give many IN hts. which. II true, would
prove most disgracefu 20 those connected VAN sueh
a society ! shall. IN my next be more explicit, as
soon as The process IN the matter has commenced
All the members u the conspiracy not yer arrested
are fyng 70 different places, fearing the exifaordl-
nary powers Of the President who mas no" me ngnl
no nterrogate and cause 20 be- arrested, even without
proof any person accused OF being implicated ~ the
matter.
smoke Certain authorities are either relations or
friends Of the parties accused AMI Pfrlt piece oi
work would g. done by showing That the whole
th.ng was an elecuonecrng scheme altholBn We
have siiu two years 10 the Presidential e-eci4on.
That plot was discovered by one Of me mem+fs'
~spef NaurI a retired officer. and aiterwafd By
snother one. Felix Bosa The most curious part OF
me- story H. that each member had fictitious name
while In assembly for instance, Mann wa cdled
~, t,c,os Rosa William TELL and Gen. bncenO,
Ibeheve. Washington. THIS VIII cause some mefr-
TEeui 20 Your readers.
Reporfs are circulating relative 20 an expeluoh'
winch should have sailed from Baltimore some TINE
aeo against Venezuela. and others against C4Da.
Gen Nonagas has taken steps 70 prevent any iai1h3
on ne coast Marganta Island and NafacayDo nav =
beeu reinforced with troops, ard me Hillia cd.4el
out. -.. o..
Mr. Lucio Puild0 has been appointed Minister 70
Washington. 90 represent our Government lhefe
l. one thing rather hard for him be does not speak
or understand a word OF English ours p L. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
NEw.YORK LEGISLATURE.

sENATE....ALsASY, Friday, June %

sENATE....ALBANY, Friday, June %
Mr. BEEsNAS presented memorial from g... "m =.
Nbulock. Jr: Mortimer. Livingston, boyd
Uirrgen accents f1r IS racket sips. sttlng mt IN
der the operation OF the act Of ioih e9raaIy i5-i
,out,,icr or boudlng II bonds were taken, ap-
proved sureties were gwen, commllaLioA VA "a
only given after a careful examihahoh on t,c
rassep9ers and then they should have 10 provide
a s1Im Tor each passenger not les thaI one
dollar. Is The Commissioner Ot me AIMS hoIse
should direct In many cases aiier iae eAaiA-
rafion re Commissioners hXed the amount a.
hleh as ten collars Neither the state are aIei ior
he s,Inorf of passengers brought By ne vessels Of
,heir rsssre,fiye lines They have Lot, they stale,
Seen consulted on the subjects Of lie proPosed
,,nenirperfs 10 the law. believing that iaese are
rSiaI defects in the organization Of the Ia" =, Al
present IN force. 81, ..,, - .,ll,
They ask the appointment o. tribunal % colsc.
be ivtorTfiop proper for salutary acton ami tha'
bcfoFe The report Of the Committee 10 action be
taken IL tie premises ..t. ,-.......,, M
Commerce ard Navigation, on which y. Williams
Is Chairman.
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ASSEMBLY,

THIRD READING or BILLS.
An act 20 incorporate the Society Tor the relief Of
destitute children of Seamen. Passed
An act To amend the act incorporating me orphan
Asylum Society IN the City OF Brooklyn. Passed
An action IN relation 10 highways. Lost.
An act for The relief OF Trustees of Trustees OF the
Strong-pace Baptist Church IN Brooklyn Passed
To amend the Revise Statutes relative TO the DIS
charge OF nSOlycnt debtors. Passed.
An act To increase the power Of tho dsPHty ""l-
lecors of taxes in the city Of New-lork passed.
In relation to the duties OF superintendent OF the
POOr-fabled.
Mr. J. u. MEDIcx offered resolution that when
the House adjourn It be tll Monday morning adopt
ed, 50 10 40
Mr. Moss moved 10 reconsider. After discussion
the question war taken and lost. 20 to s..
An act TO subject certain debts owing 20 nonre,i-
dents 20 taxation Passed.
An act 10 authorize the Supervisor, OF The CITY and
County Of New York 10 ral>e money by tax Passed
Adjourned ull Monday.
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Another Letter from President Fillmorc-Bur-
glaries and Fires-Three Women Burned 10
De3fh

biN-lN- llliFs dAlif -
President FllmOres letter to the Legislative Com
Lliee' ~ reply 20 an invitation 10 yisi the state,
was read yesterday
Inc President declines from the same reasons stat
az u ms letter 20 the Common Council
Burglars are again begInning their siauies in this
ucimiy Stores IN Mix and Broad IS. and also m
Dorchester and South Abingdon. were broken INTO
last night, and considerable properly stolen.
several arrests were made this morning.
ne store OF Mr L Perkins, together with the tav-
EN- and stables Of Luf KIN IT.. the shop OF MeSsrs
Pierce Clark. were DESTROYED By FIRE IN ESSEX last
evening. Loss S4CO1
Three females were burned go death 'n North Gro
ton few DAYS since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRES Yesterday About : o clock yes
terdav morning. fire broke out in the extensive oil
factory of b f Pond & CO., at the foot OF Desra"-
s.. near Hamilton-av. Ferry. From the com5uStble
nature of the contents the flames could not be stay
ed. and the entire building was destroyed with the
machinery, &c BY the exertionS Of the ponce and
fremen. aided bv the citizens, all the manufactured
stock was saved. with the exception Of that IN the
boilers fcr that days work. sOop, which was
moored m the river, was slightly effected by the IN
tense heat but was towed of without suffering any
damage This is the second time since July last that
these premises have been destroyed by FIRE, and Il Is
but a few months since that the building was greatly
damaged BIZ the explosion OF a steam boiler The
loss on this occasion exceeds $4,000. Wholly Ia
sured.
At the same time OF the above IRE. another one
occurred in Kelsey's Ally frame dwelling house
was discovered 10 be IN flames but was speedily ex-
tinguished bv Engine Company No. 3, which was
promptly upon the spot
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon, small
frame tenement, occupied by John Convey IN PreSl-
dentist near Hicks, was burned down The goods
were all saved Loss TihnC
INcFNpIARIsM.-A base attempt was made
10 set FIRE TO new building IN AIantlcsi.. between
Hicks and Willow on Thursday n ght, but Mas luckily
discovered IN time 10 prevent any damage. The Pc
hcernan on that beat noticing unusual light IN the
cellar OF The house made way ia and found that
half barrel Of >haylngs and quantity OF Andling
wood. had been collected IN pile and sci on IRE by
some diabohcal miscreant.
FOURTH oY JULY.-A meeting was held
At the Military Garden on Thursday evening TO take
into consideration the propriety Of celebrating The
coming Anniversary Of American Independence
Mayor Brush occupied The chair, and Gen. Underhlu
was chosen Secretary. Resolutions were adopted
declaring Il expedient 10 celebrate the day, and on
motion. Committee OF Arrangements, consisting OF
ninc was appointed 70 carry out the objects Of me
meeting.
LAYING A CORNER SToSE.-Ihe Corner
stone Of new Church OF the Baptist denomination
located on the corner Of Degranv-s' and strong
Mace was laid on Thursday afternoon with The usual
ceremonies Rev Mr. Hodges made the opening
praver and an appropriate address was delivered o'
Re-, Mr. Bowling Of Newly ork. The Corner stone
MAS then laid by Rev Mr.. Taylor, Pastor Of the
CONGREGATION after which the exercises were CON
cluded.
SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY, bSooNLiN.
Services 10 be conducted, tomorrow morning ana
afternoon. bv Rev Dr. Gannett OF Boston former COZ
leagne and successor of the late Rev. Dr. Oha-hiii
NJ the Female Academy. Seats free 20 al SET -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
The Robbery OF BellOws's Express.

BIFFALO, I TudN, JIIlf 70
Mr.. Norris OF the firm of J. II Denham & Co
fruit and oyster dealers, this morning arrested
on suspicion OF having been concerned IN the robbery
Of 10000 from BellOws's Express. Il appears the
trunk containing the funds was left IN the store OF
d. & Co. day and night previous 70 the discovery
OF the robbery and the remnants of the bills were
found in the Sore m which Norris had lust made a
ire Circumstances are strong against him. and he
has been committed 20 jail for further exanna alton
lie was for some time connected with the Morsefre-
egTaph IN this city, and has borne an iTeproaehable
character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

LEwEs, Del, Friday, June -
The brig Delhi from Trinidad de Cuba with car
60 of moasses, bound TO Philadelphia and before
ported ashore or Fenwck's Island was gotten OF on
Tuesday, 5ut during northeast gale on Wednesday
went ON again. and sustained so much injury IN her
hull that the wreckers have given her up as total
loss. The greater part OF her cargo has been landed
Oh the beach in good condition. The vessel was In
surcd in The Globe office, Baltimore, for $4,000, and IN
Waist for $4,000, on vessel and cargo, which will
cover The loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
superior Court . THURSDAY. June %
Before Judge Mason.


Ddrid Gillespie, administrator, agt HID
son Rrcr Railroad co.. The father OF plaintiff. while
crossing Canal.St near West from North 10 South
on afternoon of 2-ih Nav. 1881 large fourhOrSe
turned into Canal-St nom West, at quick pace,
which NJ. 6. not observing, he was knocked down,
run over by The car and instantly killed. The car
was driven by Young man named Mckay.
Action Is brought by plaintiff as administrator. and
ore o. the next OF Kin OF deceased. under the act OF
1885,. which permits the heirs OF representatives Of a
person 30 Killed. 20 bring action where the party
himself II not killed. would have had right to bring
action tor damages. the amount recovered 10 be ex
CluSyty for the benefit OF ;he widow Or next Of ain
OF dcceas,d-fhe law being amended IN 1913. by re
SlrIcing the damages m any one SUIT 10 not over
$500
Il Is c0ntended by plaintiff that the car Was going
faster than It should have done, and Was carele>,ly
driven. AS the driver had time % warn deceased ana
also 10 rem up his horses. but dbl neither On the
other hand u Is cOntended that the fault was owing
% carcieS>neS> and inauention ON the part OF de-
ceased himself re be continued on Monday
ScribHer + Coolidge against ChqS. Nc
N,i' y. Hsndr cksoH and Il. skinner Plaintiffs
sold io Nr Men % quarter casks pure spirits, and
10 bblS GIN. amounting 10 S565. Mr. Men. subsequent
Is stopped payment, and assigned 10 hcSSfs IL IL.
: & O. then took back, through the Shefih, - thef
own property on giving bond. the spirits ami gin.
contending that Mr. Men knew he was lnSolvent at
the time OF purchasing that the sale to him was
void The present suit Is 10 test the question To
be- continued Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

CHARLESTON. Thursday June ID
Tie ship Lone Star, from NeW-0rlcanS. bound for
Philadelphia. with an assorted cargo. Is in he oins
she WaS discovered on FIRE Yesterday. and had L.
make for the nearest port.
Every precauton has been taken 10 prevent The
FIRE from breaking out. She ) expected 10 cross the
bar and come up tomorrow Al high water. The
no is blowing fresh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
Withdrawal from the Protestant Episcopal
Church

CINCINNATI june ~
The Rev B. p Angeirodi. distinguished Minis
ter Of the ProeSan; Episcopal Church has IN a ei-
ter OF considerable ength 90 Bishop NcIyane, with
drawn from the ministry of that Church lie says ne
DeheieS the Church needs reformation, but that she
cannot be reformed De mus therefore reform from
her he cannot give his influence 10 what De- regards
as fundamentally wrong his objections are based
PRINCIPALLY upon he Roman tendency CT The Church.
II Is not stated what denomination he purposes con-
meeting himself with. bui he leans toward Prashy-
feranlSm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
IMMcRArIoN.-Since Thursday noon the

Tn Aims HousE.-According TO the
monthly report of the Ten Governors. there were
594sperSons received aid from the deren, branches
ofihe Aims Department during the pass month OF
ihis number csc received comforts mthe Department
in the Park During the month the sum Of 1924 10
was laid out in purchasing supplies, &C. which were
distributed among the various charitable institutions
under the directions Of the Ten Governors, IN the
following proportion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21

The sales Of CoTToS during the last two day, nave
been onlv 1900 bales al unchanged prices, strct
middling selling al o.. We are anuously awaiting
the Niagara's news. FREiGHrs are dun, CorroN be
ing taken for Liverpool az 5-l6ths. STERLING Tx
CHANGE is at l0l. FLOUR sells m small lots al 81
f6r ONO and s5aZ 90 for sour PORK branded VI o.
il az a 49, CoRN MEAL 81. Missouri SIDES fetch
n and Cincinnati :. as sales OF prime keg LARD
al lOlal0i SUGAR j. firm 20 y and RIO CoFfLL
al g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
Ienny Lind In no-son. -.

Jenny Linds second Concert IN the fremont
Temple, this evening, passed on brilliantly Every
seat occupied and the neat intense.
In North GrOtOn, Mass, the 18th inst, the wife
and two daughters OF Mr. Annable, Cabinet Maker
were burned 10 death. The catastrophe was caused
By the upseting pot OF Narnlsh over the fire which
communicated with their clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
WuIIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Nrw SCHOOL HousE.-The cOmmodious
ard well arranged new school House, corner soa.I a
second and Tenth SIS, IS nearly completed anu n'e1
throughout. Ii viii be dedicated, We understand 'i
Monday week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
Southern Items

BALTIMORE, Frday June %
One mail from the South has arrived, the latest /,
Stll due
The dry weather is dong considerable injury to the
Virginia tobacco crop.
The steamer Calhoun from Ncw-York, was spoken
of Charleston Bar on Monday. bound for Savannah.
The Baltimore county JqcksoHiln has raised the
buchanan flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-21
HIGHWAY RonBERIEs.-Patrick Moylan

HIGHWAY RoBBERlEs. Patrick Moylan
was arrested at an early hour yesterday morning.
charged with highway robbery, m knocking down
Robert Grundy in Broadway, near Fifty-hrStst. and
robbmg HIM of his pocket book. The assault was
witnessed by officer Jackson, of The Nineteenth
Ward Police who arrested Moyan. lie Was com
mtted for examination.
4 man. named John Wheeler, was knocked down
by a gang of thieves on Thursday evening, in Green
wich near Ilberty-st and robbed Of S55 Wheeler
was found lying IN the street badly bruised, by officer
Crawley Of the First Ward, who had HIM taken to
lie BclleAme Iosplinl. The desneTadocs escAped.