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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-04
DIED

DIED.
2Qh Ami Cart Alone II Parker late Of New Bedford
al Msrysyille. On Wednesday morning, Aprl 10, Rev
I|shua wilson Of the NJ =. Church -
on the 18th inst, Manuel infant son Of Lieut. Sally L
s. A -, - q =, u. -. 49,.
2Ch rear Z ms age q; the residence OF r n - e-'
ESQ. his partner u business - =. -,
Trcvnfd u DOWN lie. the Eth INST, hT Andre"
M'nvane q Ptsturg. Pa 49,, , ~. ~, -. u.
In san Francscc on the ed April Peter Wager. IN the
sd wear OF his age. Of consuup il9h =, ~ -
On Weduesdav nEts David patterson oi portsmouth
II a~ed a. wears he retired good health a. night, ana
\, IS found dead IN red III the morning
Itfha store of W lee Hamln- lndl4n Bar Inoiumls
river March 3lst II inflammation Of the lungs, James Is
Arnold formerly II Providence, X Inc deceased leaves
a family in New England 49, T., ~,
on ms return from Tie North Fork Of solomon River %
Trinidad having been oyertaken N sno" Storm Ut bll
nell ofAchgaI form ery surgeon n one OF le ONO Tes
ren.s dining The war IN Mexico.
Ami IS Michael Philips, Switzerland, aged "A years
Wri b Curtis. Alabama. "a. - - 49,
istb David Patterson late Of Portsmouth, \. H, q
Rouer Darwin Vermont. % 49,, =
18Th James Smith, y Y. 60; Daniel Iardip, Island OF
Guernsey "a: Daniel YOungdae, Mass, 80 Robert var
Dip NeW}} York %: samuel J. Ames, Name, IS
23d Tlizahe.h Carlisle Ireland. 23 Capt Preston bren
TON England lG VIM Watson, Shetland Island p James
Iuucv ireland. Is. ThoS Pink Vermont, ~ - -
18th John Wheitton Delaware, 49, John CaIr' new
SACRAMENTO MORTALITY REPORT. for the week ending
mil IN Ami lJ Peter InebacE. aged 80. limos, lbth
Michael Coon ST. Indiana 18th. Charles Adams q, Can
ada 18Th John Pratt a. Bangor, Ne Almond Dennson,
39 Lowell Mass; 18Th, DR.. s F Jameson, o. Missouri
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Marriages and Deaths /.

On the Ieh Of April at the residence Of Mrs Wilson
vel h ruliar, 20 Mrs Sarah Wilson
IN ms cily Aprl lNh. BY the Rev. A Williams James
a Shuees Youngest sun Of Lawrence Gimme. ESQ F..
Lax
BY Justice Shepard APr 18Th James Napthali to Aarv
Ann Mehan, both Of tins CITY
by Rev J : (iTlaln. near Butte Praire Creeon AMI
lfth, MI Augustus kanEO Mis- Rehe,ca lane Dernv
both Of Washington county 'f
By Rev \. Griffin, in South Tuslitn Ore.,, o, the
soth ult MI Charles Merrill to Ms Sarah II Schel
both ~ " aSLingtoa county
At Bridgeport Cal on THURSDAY, Ayr cath hv the Rev
Mr. Bnggs, Mr.. joseph NJ { Jasper, " MIS- & j +
L Nocd
Al Sacramento on the 18th INST. by Hon D. D Bullock
Jonathan Title Of Stockton, 20 MIS-. Eliza Ann NJ ROB
crts, late OF Brooklyn, y. Y
In San Francisco on The ssh Aprl. nv the Rev Yer
Mehr NJ james FewIngs Of London, 10 Mss Sarah Bow
man Of sydney.
On the nh INST Mr Shiply. Of Baltimore 70 Ms.
SorhS Turner Youngest daughter Of Sackvile Tur-
AeT. kSl Of London
Us, lRSi Mr. Henry Purvs 20 Miss Patience Newcomb.
- AZ DayioTs Ranch. the Costumes, April III, Mr. ".
X GrimSh2N TO Mrs 8 Daylor
- laSt, Mr.. o Pratt Of Bsmore 10 Miss lane Pash-
ley. Of Sydney, s W
In milwaukee Oregon, the 10th April by the Rev Mr.
hOth Ct that place
On she zen AEnl Polk county, Charles W Smith TO
Mss Nancy Price.
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with the exception Of few short spaces whore pis.
are 20 &c driven or excavations 70 DC c0unis,eI
One locomotive Is already here and ready 10 De M,
upon the track and others are expected soon III
though It is not the intention Of the Company TO oosD
the road 10 the public for some tine yet Ter.
have teen frequent applications for lots upon wb,cs
10 erect hotels. stores &c bat the Company have no.
Vet decided upon terms Of disposal bat u Is her
intention 10 make them easy and liberal as poSS,
bic 20 men Of enterprise WHO wish 20 become perna
nent residents. Considering the natural advantages
of this point and the large amount OF business Ia,
must necessarily be transacted a. as the non \.
opened the conclusion Is unavoidable that Il mus
rapidly become an important commercial town
where enterprise viii As surely be rewarded As any
event under human control can De predicted ana
made certain. The products OF tins country for en-
pOraion are now considerable, and with the oDenlDf
OF this Railroad new interest viii be awakened AMI
hitherto unknown resources viii be developed.
Whatever may be the influence OF tins chma,.
upon those who have been habtuaied 10 one more
changeable and colder, 70 must be admitted BY ali 10
be the most delightful III the world. The thermc-
metrlcal changes vary IN their extremes but about
IS degrees. and temperature OF over ~ degrees Is
seldom # ever indicated ~ being the extreme on ths
the tables which have been kept here dunng The
last SIX months The morning. previous 20 l0c'clock
Is usually the most oppressive period OF the day
after that hour a breeze springs up which at all
times renders the air agreeaby COOL while protected
from the sun.
The rainy season commenced about two weeks
since and 81 far We have had a smart shower neary
every afternoon. attended usually with thunder
With regard 10 the effects OF this climate upon health
and the existing causes of disease propose 10 give
more deliberate views At some future time. {. D. O.
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proofs have been furnished do not yet require some
thing for lis perfect apphcanon -, -.
F61,rfk. Documents presented by French citizens,
IN their own language, VIII De receiye1 IN All ene
cases IN which documents IN the English language
are received but. IN the cases where the employees
whose duty II IS 10 make use OF these documents, 90
not understand French II shall be incumbent, pro-
ysiOnally, the party interested, 10 iurnlsn Trans
laton OF the document produced, which, 10 prevent
all error and discussion, shall be certified oy MN
as true.
The PoynesGH adds:
III IS understood the frigate SericuSe Will sail IN
few days. She has been here now more than three
months in port, and during period OF much Susp.-
cion and excitement yet. II IS seldom mat snip Oh
war has been long IN the haTbor without some COM
plant against the crew. Nothing Of the KIND has oc-
CURED IN regard 10 the Sereuse ~ IS SAID aiSo'
that the US ship Vandala IS soon 70 leave
The : revenue brig Lawrence arrived on the
25th INST and It IS said Will remain ieN weeks.
Ameetirg of the Legislature was ordered for the
3Oth April for the purpose Of preliminary arrange
ments.
not occurred in the district OF Hllo on the 7th OF
March. IN which the mob fell upon the Sheriff with
clubs axes &c, while that officer was endeavorng
TO arrest certain riotouS individuals. The troubles
arose from the execution of the road law, measure
which had become highly unpopular
The American bark Lydia Ann, Capt Bulsrs,
which sailed from Honolulu for san Francisco on the
LIST Of MAY, had put back in leaky condition.
A New-York house had sent the Minister OF For
eign Relations a present OF an improved culuvator.
The birthday OF the King was celebrated on the
18th March with unusual honor The Polynesh1
SAYS
Among the natives there was good deal oiieaSt-
ING family gathering and loyalty displayed EQueS-
TRAN parties dashed out in all directions from the
town, where gay dress and rapid movements gave a
picturesque and hfelike character to the scene The
newly equipped soldiers, under the direction OF the
Governor Of Oahu, paraded through the streets and
certainly made a better appearance than they ever
did before
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Pan, Washington.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
$500, 900 in Gold Dust ON the Manifest.
ALBANY, Tuesday, June j.

The steamer Empire City, Capt. Wilson,
arrived from Chagres yesterday. She brings the
United States mails from California $50 passengers
and nearly s2,OOOOOO on freight She made the run
from this port to Chagres in 6 days and hours. The
Empire City left Chagres on the 2jth ult. We are
indebted TO Lewis G. Paine, the Purser, for files OF
California papers. The passengers by the Empire
CITY. on her outward voyage, went up the Chagres
Riyer-in two steamboats, which now make regular
trips up one day and back the next running up IN 10
10 70 hours and down in 4 TO hours. These boats
are large and comfortable and carry passengers with
much greater safety and security than the boats and
canoes heretofore used especially as now the rver Is
high and much swollen with recent rains. Persons
going out will much add TO their safety and comfort
by taking these boats. One Of them the VIM. IL. As
pinwal, can conveniently carry 200 passengers with
their baggage and afford all dry shady and pleasant
promenade She leaves Chagres early in the morn
ing and reaches Gorgona that same evening The
Oregon. Republic, and Union had arrived at Panama
from San Francisco with many passengers and large
amount Of gold dust, much Of which goes direct TO
England.
.l.e n,tQf licf
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Markets.
REv1Ew oF - wEEK ENDING APRm 30
Frorn the Cahfornia Courier

From the California COuncr.
Since our last commercial report we nave very little wor
thv u note The market continues quite oyestocked WIN
goods a every description, and persons having goss
Of an lmpershable nature unwilling 70 sell ~ pre-
sent rates The late decisions the supreme Court OF ts
State in relation 20 cOnsgnee agents, Will undoubtedly nave
the effect 70 materially decrease me amount OF snip
for tins place from the Atlantic States which Will Of course
bring about very desirable state OF AFFAIRS GranS-l he
price at which flour selling at present does not pay ne
actual costs freight and storage The STOCK on hnd
very large amounting over 600 sacks Of 200 lbs each
The Company selling large lots, al 50 10 for SACKS
but we hear Of sales Of outside AT S9a92o <., -
The Flour quite depressed astat OF any othef
department Of trade The immense accumulation u stock
and the apparent smnuti0n OF consumption Wch iatler
can only be accounted for by the great abundance 81 ve
tables produced throughout this country account or the
prospect If advance We credby informed tha the
present stock Of -four hut little, any short 81 lSVUO
bags OF lbs and that there several cagoe from e
United States. and also from Cle known 10 DC on me
wav there must therefore be supply equal 10 ten months
consumpton We quote sales II Chile at 81 TO ~ IN lVV
sacks The demand FOR harley has greatly diminished
SIC There is a vcry brisk demand for Sydney oats; the
stock very light and hear Of none IN hrst hans o Is
about fair quotation American do are selling al oao!c
There is very little doing hay North river IS qloteu
Sg0aS85 per tun sydney do S65aS70 California DO nom
lnal C0rn-new crop quoted at &C. Corn mea-brandy-
wine in half bbs Is quoted al 81
quantity being small there : chance for secuia
tons and the stock principally held by loDOers In
Groce and Provisions have nothing with the e1ce
tlou Of kinds The large supply VIII not JUSTIFY any
immediate eXrecat u improvement prices Ihcre
is n very good demand for Hams and side Bacon Lamp
Oils are in very good demand Boots Shoes and Clothing
are rather better demand but the stock hand quite
sufficient TO supply the trade for many months TO come
Hardware and Building Materials are looking up, some
few kinds Of the former very scarce anu IN demand
We find great difficulty getting correct quotations lag
quantities Of merchandise selling at auction TOT wh
there no demand Many articles sold al auction ior
less than the actual cost of manufacture.
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HoRRIBLE MrRpER AND SuIcpE.

HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE. On
Saturday afternoon aman named George II. Perkins
residing on Palmer-StIeei timer IN the employ of
heSsrS John Otto Co, went into the wood she'd Of
his house where hls son, lad about twelve years OF
age, was al work, and Seizing axe struck him
heavy blow upon the head, cleayng open the skull
In most terrible manner. The father immediately
started for the canal which was az considerable dis
lance crossed several streets IN his way thiheT, and
arriving upon the bank jumped IN and was drowned
before he could be rescued. IL is supposed that he
acted strangely at intervals for some time past
The son was vet alive when We last heard from
nm, but from the nature Of hrs injury no hope was
entertained Of hs recovery. lBuf, Courier, 81 inst
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LATEST FROM CHINA.

The bark Ann Walsh, arrived yesterday with
dates from Hong Kong to the 18TH OF FEBRUARY. ne!
cssS,qe was made IN hfty-eight dayS-She brought
eghtyeight Chinese passensers, and reports another
vessel loading at Hong Kong to sail in ten days, with
ward of three hundred
The report brought by the Ann Welsh stating that
the bark Antelope had sailed and put back, is not
true The Antelope yet IN port, AS We learn oy
private letters and would leave for TINS city IN ABOUT
= week ALTA Cal, 30th April.
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of San FranciscO-ARRIVED

Anl 3O-Arr April 49, bark Gardner, Robertson, us d'
from London, via Valparaiso, 80 ds
Apnl l6-Brig Piedmont Stiles us DIS from Manila; bark
Henry Kelsey, Sampson lC3 DIS from Sydney n W, VIA
Raiatea, Society Islands
April iG-Shps Aurora, (Br CottIer TIC ds I'm Antwerp,
via Valparaiso 50 DIS; BOthnIa Avery l47 DIS I'm NIork
bark Shailer Gorham Honolulu; brig Orleans, Bod
fish, Juan; schs Susan Surgos Morgan Boston, via
Valparaiso; James Whiting, Baker san Pedro, Eagle,
(Brl Valley t4g DIS I'm Yarmouth, Ms.
April l9-SeamshIp Republic, Hudson Panama $40 pas
sengers; bark Ehda, (Norw) Thelsen, VALPARAISO.
Apul 2O-Steamshps Constitution, Lieut.. Blunt, San
Diego; Com Stockton no days I'm Pa, ship lanthe john
$50 DAYS I'm NYork st Catharnes and Panama %
DAYS bark Lucia Field Bisbee $50 DAYS I'm Boston bngs
Columbus, Percyal Honolulu, Sarah McFaane' Ialot'
GuaymaS
Aprl 2l-Bark Magdela. Heyer, Valparaiso.
Apr % Br bark John FarwOrth, Brunten 2J4 days I'm
Cardiff
Apr g. steamship California, Lieut. Budd Panama, via
intermediate ports 2i0 passengers.
Apll a. bark New World Windsor, l56 dis I'm Boston.
April 25 ship Audubon, Wnser 80 de I'm NY0rk bark
Ann WEIGH RYDER. Hong Kong; FIR bark Anne Louisa,
DtlbCCk 229 ds fn Hayre.
April a. sp JAS Cooper, Fhtner l89 ds I'm PHIL bark
Southener. Hooper, 80 DIS I'm NY0rs.
Apnl %, ship Sweden, Getting, 200 DIS I'm Boston.
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Nancy Market.

RATES OF EXCHANGE Sight bills, 2; 30 days 80 days.
lar SToCKs-Cty Scrip, new 40 45c do old, 50 h33c
County Scrip no sale State Bonds 81 par. VALUE or
Com AND DUST-Mofats, par; ingots, par; California,
a discount RATES OF INsURANCB.-On property IN hls
proof buildings ) a G per month
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and e aborerS and mechanics from the Panama Railroad
To htRRsf0a fross Cte9ycS-l Anderson, DAVIS. c
Deleon, Ely Penso, Hernandez Moreau L
kaRSe
FfVr K,HoSf0a Nes- Hort-Mr James Bell and lady,
Rev Mr. n Ashley ami lady. Mr. Richard Scott
LIST OF DEATHS heard S;odsistip Eptre C;s frcss
CAaoreS 20 Ncte- fork
May 23 the day the 4. G. sailed from Chagres, John
Sshe VI Edlna Knox Co Missouri of Panama fever, aged
MAY <S Henry Leach, (caTpenterl Of Owego, n Y.
ison me s,ects 81 INJURIES received r0m hAy tree fll
"a him while AT work an Panama Rsllrnad
MAY w. Richard Kennedy OF BSlunore lately Of San
f,snS.>,H ~SS1 apoat - ears, Of consumption
MAY VI, Seorse Elton. tnechAnicl Of Philalelphia
YoFk--of Panama fever "
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CLEARED

April 18th. ship Seaman Myuck Valparaiso Dutch bark
Japara, Hafen. Calao MCHcan bark Sonora, Demcaco,
Mazatan barb DcmanscOtta. Hover Benlca. 10TH ship
Tarohna. Cave Valparaiso $4,000 IN gold dust schr
Allen Carter $3.50 in gold dust ltn, schr Eagle Swa
sey San Diego 18th ship Huntr1ss. Soule Valparaiso
tarks Flora Gardner do Sultan, Watson, Callao; Emma
isadora Paine Reale0; Schr VIM SpolOrd Jnnt, N1ork
18th ship Afghan Faran, Panama. bark Ardennes Chrs-
Hanson, VALPARAISO schr Energy, Heron, Philadelphia
zlst ship louisiana. Barsow Calcutta barb Sarah Sheate
sands Rio Janero Aiexcan brig urbde, Richie, Malat-
Ian 22d NAV. Marshal Calcutta bark Josephine, Macy
San Diego 23d ship Mago, Manila. 18th, steamer Gen
Warren, Smith. Panama. l6l pass 10Th, ship Angelo, Nc
hoSoR, Calcutta. 26th. brig Falmouth, Oliver, RIO dc ia
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Cid al Honolulu March 25 ship Acushnot Bradley. 10
cruise AIT al do lsth. bark Tyler. Duce 80 mos 300
SPERM 18Th ships Champion. Bailey 9mOs, clean, Gladla-
tor Turner mos so sp, 9th, George Susan, White %
mos. geo 50.
AT at Lahana Feb g. Fr ship l. Tour dn Pan Smith,
Havre out 200 VII, 800 bone March lj ship Gideon
Rowland Jerneean NBedford out go sp do 18Th
ship Enc BaCkmer, 80 wh, 100 bone 10Th ship
MonOngahola Seabury, NBedfOrd 3 out 90 sp ship
China Reynard. do, wos, go sp, ship Alert Boles New
London. 90 moss73 81. co VII.
Ship Java Stanton. touched of Honolulu March 49, 81
mos ont. had 53l bbls sp Bound off a cruise.
AIT at 1acahuana, Feb /. ship Newark, Of S0n.ngton,
Dickens Is mos 4h, ship Caroline. NBedford Plls-
kett 10 out; 3th Roscoe Of NBedford, McClave 40
mos homtward bound; 9Th Archer Of do Smith, 80 mos
ont It'll Ballena Of DO. DEXTER, II out Henry luke
Of Warren, Bowen for NBed0rd, with oil Nautcon, OF
Nantucket Veeder, % cruise 10th. ship Robt Edwards Of
NBedford Burgess, mos, 10 cruise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT! THE NAVY YARD DE-
SERTED

About half past O'Clock this morning considerable
excitement created in community by The
in the streets of the entire body of mechanics and working
employed the Navy Yard whu proceeded the Court
House yard and organized themselves into meeting BY the
election of Chairman and Secretaries The Chairman
took his station upon the steps and stated the of their
assembling and the objects designed be accomplished
thereby.
So great was the crowd that could not get sufficiently
near to understand The remarks ohe Chairman but learned
that these proceedings occasoned by order issued
put in force this morning 10 close the gate of the Navy
Yard prevent the Of of the workmen until
the bell rang thereby making it impossible for all reach
the roll-office in time TO answer to their names.
The meeting proceeded 10 appoint Committee, consisting
Of from each department in the yard 20 wait upon the
President, Old Point represent The him.
and soci, the removal Of of the officers attached
this station.
At this stage of the proceedings was reported TO The
meeting by some just arrived from the Yard that the
order complained Of had been issued and enforced without
the know ledge of Caps Srngham whcreupon the Commit
Zee appointed wait upon the President instructed to
visit Capt Sungha his office and learn the facts of the
case the meeting remain in session until their
The Committee Immediately repaired 10 the Navy Yard,
called upon The Commodore and Informed by him
the issued with his sanction and approval and
upon inquiry if he would revoke the sane declared
that he would not.
Upon the reception Of this report spirited remarks were
offered by the Chairman of the meeting and several Others
We left the meeting still In session. having wait
further proceedings.
If furnished with copy by the Secretary will publish
an official report Of the proceedings hereafter.
Portsmouth (Fa.) Transcript: June %.
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For the Enquirer,

For me ERquiTeT.
Lines, to One who can best Understand Them
"Ask me not why should love her!
Look upon those SOULFUL eyes!
Look, while mirth or feeling move her,
And see, there, how sweetly rise
Thoughts gay and gentle from breast,
Which Is Of innocence the nest
Which, though each JOY were from it Shred
Would still by Truth be tenan'eo.
"See, from those sweet windows peeping,
Emotions tender bright and pure,
And wonder not the faith she's keeping
Ev'ry trial can endured
Wonder if that look so winning
Still for me new ties are spinning;
Wonder if that heart so true
Keeps mine from ever changing too"
Yes my heart has never changed,
But trials far beyond control
Have made me turn from that fair one
NV persou-ah but not my SOUL
Which still clings fondly to the hope
That oil which love there once awoke,
Will surely in some hour be real,
And not as now, only ideal AMEhlCoS
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pOETICAL.
For the Enquirer
ma y....... OF CUMBERLAND.

For the enquirer.
ro y......., OF CUMBERLAND.
No., nou, sweet girl nor deem me vain
That thus seek thine eye TO gam,
TO ask If thou, whose Lyre SO sweet
In magic notes senses greet,
Art she. for whom sweet fancies olend,
And Memory claims as Youths sweet friendf
IF so greet thee oveest maid,
That ever sat meath Elbas shade
That ever laughed meath summer sky,
Or wiped the tear from Beauty's eye.
All would l could, thine image trace
I'd paint thee perfect in each grace;
I'd mirror forth that face so fair,
A transcript sweet-a love-lit star.
But sooner far, my task to try
To paint the echo Of sigh;
For could steel the rainbow tint
And on the modest canvass print
form as sweet US Houries' dream,
IT would vet of thee faint emblem SEEM
Too perfect love, for pen to trace
form more lovely in each grace
Too mildly meek for thought to ma
An emblem for thy cultured mind;
Too deeply loved for heart to osk
nurer sweeter, lovelier guest.
OH ,hou art all that Fancy deems
All that 10 love- the loveliest seems,
pure as the angels dream above
Sweet as the softest sigh Of love. DfF@@.
avanna, June 81.
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"Rantou FeraW came off recently ut Chelsea Mass,
which attended by Elzur Wright, editor Of the Boston
Commonwealth Mr. Sewall late abolition candidate for
Congress in the Massachusetts District No. and others OF
the political opinions One of the speakers the occa
sion gave utterunce TO the following sentiment:
"If slave holder my house would Kill him take
the constitution for his winding sheet, and bury him in HE'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
PARKERSBURG RAILROAD.-The Parkersburp G.

PARKERSBURG RAILROAD.-The Parkersbure Ga.
Settc Of the l4th instant says:
ION the 20h instant books Of subscription to the capital
stock of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad Company will
opened Claksburg, Prunytown West Union Harris
vile, Elizabeth GIenve Buckhannun Phppi and the
25h inst al Weston July 81 being the day fixed for opening
the books ut this place. These points we'll distributed
through the region Of country interested that every cii
may repair other Of them the day desgnat.
ed with little trouble or difficulty With regard to The pros
pect and probable of subscription this county,
not 80 fully advised could wish From some
quarters have learned nothing. From others are
formed that large and liberal subscriptions will be made men
Of luking lively interest in the enterprise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
COURT MARTIAL

WAsHISGToS JUNE 23.-The Court Martial in the of
Lieut. Col Talcott, assembled to-day in winders
building. The following officers presentGen. TwiEg
Presidents Generals WOOL Smith, Riley Gibson, Churchill
Iotien and Chids Coils Alert Crane and Pympton and
Major Lee, Judge Advocate. 1t. Col Talco appeared
tended by his counsel Mr.. CarIisle.-Owng TO the ab-
sence of Brig Gen. Clarke the Court adjourned till
row morning, at nine o'clock.