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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
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Our accounts from Madrid of the S,h inst. The in
terC sting position of Queen Isabella no longer
doubted. IL IS SAID that her Majesty formally declar-
ed TO her three physicians, Drs. gutierrez sanchez,
and Drument, that henceforh she intended to con-
form 10 all their wishes and directed them 10 pre-
scribe for her a regimen from which she should not
depart. " In that manner" added the queen, all
the merit as well the responsibility shall belong TO
you" The situation of Queen Maria Christina con
tnued satisfactory
What is called copy Of the Concordat recently
settled with the Court OF Rome has made ITS appear
at Madrid and, II II be genuine one, 1t Is al d.
rect variance with everything that the friends OF Gov
enment would have induced us TO suppose, and Will
not iall 10 produce general disgust throughout the
country The number of bishops Is reduced by four
the education of the country IS placed under Church
control the introduction into Spain, reprinting Of
such books as they may not dpprOFe-ndHleIy, al
those calculated to enlghten or instruct the people
is left to the clergy. No other than the Roman
Catholic religion is 10 be tolerated. The reeSta0lSh
men of the monaStc orders of san Vncenie De Paul,
san Felipe Men. and one other OF those sanctioned
by the Pope, is provided for, so that we SHAH return
10 The old times OF unparalleled immortality. The
property belonging TO the convent Ol nuns no" III
existence to be sold in exchange Tor three per cent
Perpetual Inscription, but the Government admits
and guarantees the right which the church mas 10
ACQUIRE property, no matter by Wnat means pI0vl-
ded they conform to those fOrmely IN practice. Inc
annual income of the ArchbShOps is to vary according
TO the different provinces, from Gl2OO 10 Il9O that
Of the Bishops from Zoo 10 Ll,OOO, independent Oh
their fees which are very hlghSuch OF these as may
happen TO be Cardinals are TO have t2OO more per
aRnum with the understanding that these sums are
TO be increased as soon as possible. NO clergyman
Is TO hold more than one living or one ChlIcn ap-
pointment which is very proper. The whole OF the
unsold church property, returned 10 the clergy Dy
virtue of the Royal decree OF April B. 1913, Is 10 pc
hereafter considered as legally belonging 10 II. \
tax is to be levied on the produce OF the land TO DC
collected bv the clery itself as was the formerly
with respect to the tyheso PROVIDE ior Whatever may
bs wanted to make up the required sum
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE
Superior Court. WEDNESDAY, Mag 20
lPLcIAL TRRM-BefOre Judge Duer.


Catherine ~ Forrest agt. EdwIR For
Y,st.-Judge d. yesterday forenoon, on the motion
for a commission % take the testimony Of Anna
Flower, at New Orleans and delay OF proceedings
for 30 days gayen written opinion, IN wiich ne IL
uDafes that objections had Oeen made To the nOgion
OF defendant on the ground that delay wouh De M
furious 10 plaintiff, from the fact that proceedlns
was pending by defendant IN Philadelphia, against
plaintiff, and That should the injunction "hich re-
strains her from going on IN the sun on appeal DC
dissolved he may proceed there 10 take Judgment Oy
default, plaintiff has entered no defense 70 H.
Also that f the rlal does not proceed IN June, u
will not ull October which is the next 'Frial Term
Of the Court and that the witness IS not entitled 70
evidence, even # her testimony IS taken.
The Court considered that defendant, owing 10 De-
Law ls not entitled 10 the cOmmlsslon-the aVermcnt
that he expected witness here and the facts do nos
show sufficient diligence % entitle him as matter Oi
course 10 the commission. The Court has no nsht
to take INTO consideration the charscter Of the wit
ness she NAV have been Infamous before hEr naI-
rage but entitled TO credit now. u Is question en-
iifely resting with the jury. As 10 the case Of De"
'endant N Philadelphia, the Court "ill not inquire
as 70 whether defendant resident OF that otte 70
a. to enable hm 10 bring the SUIT, nor - 20 siS pV-
pnety Of the Injunction. II u enough i9r INC 'our
10 gay that plaintiff has been properly ad'seo nov %
luteruOse any defense ia PhlladeIphid' -,
The Court int mated that the proper course lor Dir
instead OF bringing his suit against Mrs r IN
Pennsyiyanla. where Judgment couIa atah nun
oniv i2 that State, would be to bring Il IN tins City,
~ have both the issues tned together, and where
The Judgment defendant residing heEe) II he can
make out his case, would oe erectiye not only n
sngle state hut valid throughout the Union.
Motion to stay proceedings denied, unless defend
ant within three days stlpulae thai the motion 10 tie
Supreme Court as 10 the injunction shall be suspend
ed t the cause noticed for October term.
As 70 the request for farther allowance tue Court
thought mat 81 80 year the amount allowed Mrs
r. by Nr. r.. IS ample not only 20 proylde for hcr
support but for extraordinary charges. II II shoao
Re found insufficient the Court Will direc' rE'ieh
SUN. .-,..- -.
As 10 Mr. 7. pursuing MS suit IN PnlAieipnia, taa
Court stated tie assigned w$s thAi N AJsf
ment obtained in his favor n Ms rs s9it u ru".a
not .fori the relief desired he beng dsdendaM IN
the case here. The Court suggested az hs' e'f's'f
been stated . ...,zy ,..o,i8 scr.,rt
#, ~. ''. o. s,S hs also asSed leave 70 aunen1 tos
answer ans Of Nj IN N p s, 20 ~ e 1sss AVE- 9Gss IN
issues tried at once The ,oui, sse s4se 70 NJ
oohe a ~ oeonoT yas out Of town, but be would 40
Sarst agree 10 n In the latter case. ~ orer N ac
cogdaace |. 70 be entered
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
ENGLAND.

-Inthe House Of Commons MrL&cy's bill providing
bat an religious houses consisting Of associations OF
fsmales bound together by nonasteriti VOWS, should
he registered, ard that malstraies should be appoint
al AZ Quarter sessions empowered b visit them with
on notice and TO berdte those. If any. who NAV be
detained against their Will wa defeated on the l4!h
inst. by % majority
In the same body, on the 18th. IN reply to ques-
ton from M L. Dunconbo, LOrt J. Russell said
that the repeal OF the window duty would depend in
a great measure upon the course the House might
take with regard 10 other duties
In the House Of Lords, on the l6th, question
BIZ Lord Stanley led 70 ssme discussion relative to
The propr.c;y OF afOrdIng Parliamentary aid for the
construction OF railways in British America-Earl
GREY said question Of iei4 importance required ma
ture consideration and she Government not pre-
pared, under present circumstances. to take upon
itself the responsibility Of encOuragin. work Of
such magnitude.
The Great Exhibition is more popular than ever.
On the 18Th the receipts from visitors rose higher
than ever The S. contributions amounted TO fs,-
f30, and the sale OF season tickets, which still goes
on prosperoOSy, swelled the total sum taken 90
$500 Even the executive cOmroltt2e are aston
ished with their own success and It diff
cult TO say at what point their financial fortunes may
stop.
1t is said ihai the order Of knighthood is to be
eonferred on Mr. Paxton, and several OF the oom-
missioners of the Great Exhibition.
A large ro-tion Of the machinery Of the United
S,stes mai, steamship Atlantic has arrived al the
unskisson Dock, Liverpool and 1t is expected tha
,he vessel will be completely ready for toward
,hs end of June. She has undergone several aitera
tons and improvements SINCE her disaster hand
snnoe dining room having been erected deck, and
tbat below Fitted up with berths each SIDE We
baljeye also, that the an cabin has tsG2 rendered
much hghief'
"A vessel arrived at London from Bombay has
brought the unusually large quantity Of ,592 bales
and O3 half bales of cotton, OF East ilJla proin,-
ton as a portion OF her cargo.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Repo7t for the Week endirg Msy l6Our Cotton market
GuuDg the past has been subject to much hucta1n
The steamers accounts received Monday morning Gre
ated complete panic all sides holders became most
sell portion Of their stocks and the c'nse
Cuepce was most irregular scae II prices The general
business Tuesday may he placed At I'd D decline buI
there doubt that IN many instances greater reduction
has been accepted Such II things could not long
long both SPECTATORS and the trade looked upon the
present favorable for operations and though ony
purchasing very spanngy had the effect Of restoring
in measure cnhdence our market The quotations
st.u I'd 10 lower than those of friday
last; other descriptions, though duh aud heaVy 4 sale
have not made marked decline. The Committee Of
Brokers place aiT Upands sd, MohIVe 6,d and New
Orleans gid y q $3.50 American LEO Surat, 20 Egyptian,
and go Maranham have been made speculation and 500
American 44O Suat, and 100 Bahia for export Sales for
no week IS 80 laleS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
methodist Church Controversy.
For Commencement sss Si-th PeGs-

As 10 the power Of the General ConieIeh-e % =.
tS1s Mr. ] contended II was clothed with sovereign
ROVER The Church had advanced Win Iap'LL.44 Ln4
Teen entered Faith and Hope and Charity hal Oee"
carried everywhere by these faithful and de,oll ~
,s,ers. The prospect was that populanon NoJ-. -
tend in an equal Ta.i0 ministers must % 80 20. :
bome. 10 toll IA the vineyard and delegaiel PC~e'
became necessary. Mr.. J. contended tnai lae On IN
ference OF lsi4 had full sovereign power ~ -
Nth the other 20 &C: Tor the general iIiees-S ~ -.
whole Church, and consequently s''"e- "
ize a division, Sc. ,., 81 ,is y, ,,,,,S
He Was proceeding N The argument o. NJ slO.s -
roinis DONG 80 Ia a mos; able manner, "Lel, y.
about II O'Clock, from the he1 o' ,y h, Sv. rs.s s
,sIer bur Nir 70, feeling able to 80 on tee Coa-'
lAAeh, III -, ~. fereson hen NJ. J. WI resume.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
GERMANY.

The commercial and diplomatic circles Al Bernn
have been startled by the bankruptcy AMI flight OF me
banker who conducted the financial business OF the
Russian Embassy, NJ. Philhppl. The liabilities are
stated TO amount to l0OCOO thalers whether there
are any assets II is not known. The chief creditors
are the house Franckel, IN Warsaw, and the lmme-
diate family connections of the mSolyent Several
other private persons suffer severely BY the event
One official is named who has lost by !, the whole OF
his
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Cry CoURr.-Before Judge GREENWOOD.

CITY CoURr.-Before Judge Gfeen|ood, i,
-, N..s,'s1,l, " The Hay0r and Cor2oraf,1" Y
- . Da - "a :, This was an scton brought for
he rseoyery Of 500 damages alleged 70 s have . ossn
sustained by pa IL eoe9qs9Se 1a ,eSsy II 5 1scs1 seized
ar ~ LIZ ri swine the property Of piainIln
al-I sOI cp he bad received 10 consideration II
st sprfs ' that the Board Of Health BY aao,y y,1sv ye,
I'd in them by the Common Sonc, ans. SnrIay
.e -'serce of the Cholera, and among Them lhe
~. -a,,gs,,,l = anJ sale OF plaintiffs pigs .c
The Jury rendered 'e[c. Of $50 ,soa i9I paD' 81 H.
W.. ,I.svs f,r f,r.aer argument sad consideration
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Liyerpool Freight Market.

Froghs are quiet and we have little change rates 10
notice but the tendency general downward Passen-
gers continue and ships filled with difficulty and
low prices To New FORK metals are los 10 rs Oh per
bulky weight l2 81 20 Is; ne goods, lS hardware
rs 6d eahenware 10 Is B0sion-dead weight rs 6d
to Is, fine goods pos hardware 20s, earthenware, 8>-
Phadelphaead weight l2 61 10 Us Sd, fine goods, POS
hardware 70; eaTthenware, los Batnore-dead weight
l2s Oh 10 lis I'd fine goods 2 hardware Dos eahenwaTe
I0S New OrleanS-dead weight, pos to 25s fine goods
rs. lardMnre Is. earlhenMAre. Is 6d.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Coprt Calendar. THIS DAY.

SpeERIOR CoURr.-Nos. $, 10, 2oi i2V' s9s V' S0V'
Qf5 sl6 e96 lG9 ls3 227 235 236 PAS 2l5, 337 33s,
Ss9 $40 All Si2 3i3 9ii $40 3iS, 3i9 $50, S5i 952
S54. 355. l72 23l, 24O 400 -, -, 20,
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos 455l, 459, 400, 4ol' 402 4oS,
~ 1o,,,.o,' uon9qv-Nos asl. 345, 4i3 44s,
46s 474 4s9 5I4, SIS 5Is 52l, 529 527, 's 59s' 5So
53l. 5SS 53l, 535 ~
SUPREME CoURF.-Geaeral Term.-trlday'-N
49, Al So g. 62 SO. O.. G.. 69. 20, H. p 1S ~ -.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Superior Court WEDNESDAY, Nay p
Before Judge Campoen.

Wm. ". Gilbert et al. against GHrd9n
Cogklng.-The clerk of Mr.. {. at Albany, sent 9y
telegraph 10 Mr.. Freeman, IN the city, telling hI.
10 draw on Nh c. for $l925 al not less than one day
sight He did 50 for $1,000 The present SulI IS on
the draft. Mr. { denied his liability on the tee-
graphic dispatch. The question was whether ne
Rad ratified il afterwards The Jury thought tnal Ls
Rad. and gave a verdict foE plaintiff n amount ana ana
irtereSt being Sas55-For plaintiff MesSrs Dawes
ana Thomas For defendant MesSrs. Wighiman ana
clark
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
is. CemmissiOner's Once. :. Ma es
Ref0re Commissioner Budgham.

before IOInInlS>uNtT bIIuSIldIH
Peter Fringe, complained of on a charge
Of imnorting INTO the United States without paying
euty. Quantity OF diamonds, worth S25OO, dong %
n four or five letters directed TO oscar Lelge 04'e
OF Fringe Brothers. was held 10 ball
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Circuit Court "WEDNESDAY, MAY %
BEFORE Judge King.

John E. Van Nest agt Daniel d. Con-
o,,r To recover. out Of contract the value Of a
Quantity of com plaintiff contendng that II was sold
10 be naid for on delivery that not paid and
thar consequently the title never passed. ms Was
denied Verdict for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Sailing of the Camhria.

Boston, Wednesday Way ..
The r. NJ. steamship Cambria, Capt.
Letch. sailed At noon, to-day, for Liverpool wIin -
aSsengers and % for Halifax She took out Sl3O,3l9
in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
he prs.hvterian General Assembly.

ST. LOUIS, InursIay Nay Y
Mr.. Davidson of New York submitted a
series Of resolutions which were referred The Re,
port Of the Board OF Domestic Missions was ordered
10 be published. No other business OF general hter-
es, was transacted and the Convention adJOurned
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
TO THE EDITORS or THE TRIBUNE

Your paper OF this IqOrnlhS 9l'to dLI a.
count ~ the arrest of my apprentices, win wrong
statement OF the cause, which WISH you - 80
me bovs on q previous occasion, had selecleu 'is
AmeCcan HOLIDAYS they having oeen told they could
not rave both the American and German ouL on !
Monday. they persisted IN gong to hoooAeh, anu anu
forbad II they then became dlsoraery anu ie'useu
to work and were arrested o., .,-o
With regard 10 their food am prepared 10 pIoFe
that II is abundant and Of the best quality
] H. BETTER, 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Markets. BUFFALO, May %

The receipts here since our last have
been-FLorR. 10000 bbls WHEAT, 1900 bushels
Co.'s 5000 do FLOUR has been moderate e h'.ss,s de
. COO RbIS ySere sold AZ 6263 % for Michigan
PRIME WHEAT was IN fair request and hrm, wIDe
comron descriptions were duh with d downward
tendency sales 5000 bushels al Sol for ONO, ana oo
for Chicago. There has been less cong ~ ,l@ DOhN
80 The market tends downward. 5000 bush mixed
We,tern sod al s45iG46 Ohio WHisSY Is W.
cbspgeJ and FREI0HTs are as before reported
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

Oyg or THE PRISONERS AT BERGEN JAIL
BAtLzD Orr.-Dr August Doening "as' after fs.
quest Of the Coroner ard the Jury, balied ol' las'
night The other prisoners ~il have a nearing '''''
rnnr,,lng. ~ I'D O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Items from the South-The Cosden Murders. ~
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May %.

The trial of the murdererS OF the COsden
family commenced to-day at Chestertown Shaw,
who was recently arrested, says that Ford and Web
ster are innocent and the Court discharged them he
also says that Drumm0nd Is innocent, but sheldon,
Taylor and Murphy are guilty.
The New Orleans Mail 10 through.
Malachi Rayford, planter. has been shot deal Al
Caddo by Henry Holmes who alleges the plea OF SELF
defense
Twenty-three deaths from Cholera are reported at
New Orleans for the week ending l1ih inst and IA
Lafayette.
The Charleston Erepng Ne,0s has been sold out 10
party who wll! conduct Il on decided mon pr1hci
pies.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Markets -ALBASr, MAY o.

The receipts of the past 2i hours have
been FLOUR, $500 bbls WHEAT none CoRS 2oyV
~ FrorR Is In good demand and prices are steady
The sales have been 1000 bus. There Is no supply
Of Wheat but the demand IS good sales sOOO Dus'
al s. tor round yellow and 50. Tor mixed western.
46 IN lots Small sales OF prison WHIsKr al %.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Madlle. ParOdi.

NEw-OLEAss Tuesday, Maya
Mad1le Parodl leaves here, to-day, tor
Nashville. ST. Louis, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
rApyERrIsEMENr.l

GRAND MUSICAL FEsrTAL.-The MEM
hers Of the Musical Convention, L. A. Benjamin
Juvenile Glasses Of several hundred children, vocal
and instrumental, and the Infant Drummer al
nerform al the Broadway ayTa0ernacle this evening.
Go early. Tickets 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.

Seafscrn Magnets Tregr1ph orr, a. Ha0vsr sEd
Secrcr streets
Pog f,gftT Yetsraphic Ds2a'cies see VIA Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Markets .NEw-ORLgASs. May n.

The Canada's news has raised the spirits
~ Corroy holders, who are ASKING m adyance'
T. u, ~, sns Cozy are unchanged. Mess Posk IS sell
10 T.. IN md keg LARD at l0gal0sc. BACON IS
6rmer Rio COFFEE Is al sGssc'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Markets .BALrmoEE. May =

500 bbls. Of Howard st. FLOUR sold TO-
dav Al s4k. aI.d so bbIs City Mills d, , g..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
MIR. Webster at Albany.


The demonstration to-day IN honor OF Mr.
Webster. was N every respect enthusiastic. The
crowd which gathered 80 near ham SptaN on lhe gedt
topics now before fhe country was formed without
any reference 20 party by the most SUBSTANTIAL oi
our citizens. o. az pgOic Sons ana callinSs.
Tie Whole area hom Congress Hal 30 the Park,
including the COurtya ana nelsnDoung dwellings
and every point from WEIGH WOW OF iAc speaker
could tc had. vas allied with dense mass. vi.
Webster spoke from "a Temporary staging erected m
front of Congress iiei ami n the lmmeuate Ycin,ty
were GOV. Hunt VIM l.. Marcy. Charles O'ton-
nor, Joseph H0xe, Francis Granger John &. Spen-
Cer &c. &c.
and he was greeted with prolonged cheers
Mr. W spoke al length o, TIE tnion and ConstItu-
tion-i,s ne,tmabc value io every Stale oi the Con-
feleracy md 20 thc combined whole
he dld ret omit 10 enforce the patriotic duty Of
sustaining and uphotIng the Compromise measures
and esI ecialiy The fugitive act-the only act ol the
seueS which Is not impealaoe a. the dictate n once
OF LOYALTY % tie constitution, and 81 good hth 10 our
associates OF the contedcrcy ful reports OF THIS
~ of the speeches of Gov Hunt. Jn0. C. spencer AMI
Francis Granger VIII be- published
~ the dinner III Congress Hall there were seats
for rs guests. AL Of which were dlled. Hon }. 1.
Srepcerpreslded, assisted boy Erastu' Corning, Mayor
Perry ana others Among the >i2ic oihccfs pres
cnt were The Controller, Secretary OF state, the
stats EnNaecr. and the Canal COMMISSIONER Ma
ther, Hon Hiram ketcham, Judge Parker, GOV.
Marcy, ) p. SDragpe Potter, &c &c. Upon the
removal of the cloth Mr.. spence addressed the
company in well directed complimentary aliu>lOn 10
the guest Of the day To hrs public services, &c &c
To this Mr. Webster responded IN a speech that
drew out long and repeated cheers. marked through
out by his peculiar force and purity ol dction- lie
concluded his speech with the following sentiment
The young men OF Albany-thc young men OF
this generation and of the succeeding generauon-
may they live forever but may the Constitution OF
the Union Outllve them all"
Other speeches followed. and the guest OF the day
was conducted TO the Ncw-Nork boat BY the Com
mttee Of Invitation. escorted bV the rivo Hose Co
who mustered in great strength, each man carrying
a lighted torch The streets through which Nr
Webster passed 10 the boat were Illuminated by bon,
fires and he took ms departure amid the cheers oil
the crowds congregated on the "hari.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Daniel Webster.
NF.1..I

ALBANY, WCdneSuay, Wiy =.
A very full report of Mr.. Webster 5
great speech to-day has been prepared for the New
York Press but the special desire OF Mr.. webster
II viii be submitted 10 his revision UeiOre II Is Tor
Narded for pubcatlOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
THE FOREIGN NEWS
BY The CANADA

Dstes-!.iycrpool, May II; London, l6 Paris,
Is
The Canada arrived a. Boston yesterday morn
INC and we received our papers in the afternoon
49, the Ncw-Haycn Railroad. The following is
n ,he intelligence to be added to our ielegraphic
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Markets .CHARLEsroN' Nay q.

The sales Of COTToNy yesterday We're I'Io
bales At 5tya &c On the reception oi the Caii'u"
news the market advanced cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Srs1ors AccIpESr.-A man named Den

SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-A man naIheu Den
his Dolen. while intoxicated, on Tuesday evening,
fell upon an iron railing il JaneS-si me siatP e,
which entered ms neck wOunding hlm very seriously
he was removed 10 the CIV Hospital where the sur
geon In attendance stated that his recovery "''
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

ArryMPr TO CoMMIT SUICIDE. Oh
soercs,Le -orrth Ward Police yesterday TOOK INTO
custody man named Milton Bates Who "Ss cSasat
N ,be Sc, ~ Attempting TO destroy himself BY drnA
M a cuaatitY Of lauisnum He was iaAsa % 'he
siatiOn-hOuSe
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
F,rn Acc1nrsr AND INoL EsT.-Coro-

FATAL ACCIDENT AND INV! = i o-1..Eo
ner Geer Yesterday held an inquest a. No Ulass
81 upon the body OF Mana Wills coiolec l.ot ve.
den.ally fel down a ight Of stars a o clocA li
teriay morninp and died from the injuries recelyet
a few moments afterwarl verdict 70 uAS eAS''
was rendered Dy the jury
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
ARRESTS BY The PoLIcE.-A man hal

ARRESTS BY THE POLICE iiiAH "a'1iou -t4','1
Henry JDin.on was Yesterday arrested on catfYe
OF picking the pocket Of Mr Henry Boggs o. ~ O ~
While that gentleman was looking over OuI-'''i -
Nassau-st lie vas held Tor e1aii..'.iC .,e,av Ar
rested on charge OF stealing properly - ~ 81.
OF $50 belonging 10 Joseph Morris residing IL Il i''
- She Was held for examination ,,. ,,re.,a4
Jossnb WeIien. colCrei. Has yesterday diIe,.0-
- n - =. etfemDtIng % defraud young inaa
named Edward Welch, BY dropping poe4eti-2DoA si nos
filled With imitation bank notes near nm, "a, az saoJ ',o.
picking up and On Pr7ySsas, yS Oi as s. Ike Se5oos
1oSre- a. Se-v s - Committed 70 PRISON BY Justice seakeey
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

CASTLE GAaDEN.-This delightful, PoPu-
lar and vord-renowned place OF resort Will be open
for visitors this evening, May %. Admission l9s
cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
u SArrLER's CosmoRAMAs have become

- SATTLER'S 5 COSMORAMAS nave become
a fashionable morning resort. His cool, dark rooms
are always filled with visters, some OF whom SIT en-
,ranced in the dreary atmosphere Of the Orient by the
shores ofhe Deep Sea- ordeep IN the valley OF Jehos-
aphat OF on the threshold Of that darkred porphyy
twilight IN the chambers Of Abonsimbel Others look
ont ON the Northern Thule, under the misty light OF
the midnight SUM- or the huddled masses OF green zee
in the glacier of Folgefonden. England Italy the
Rhine. syria, the Austrian Alps Greece and the Niie
float yyidly before the observer by turns, and crowd
his brain with the variety Of their beauty The third
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

THE CoLLAMoRE HoUsE.-This new and
elegant Hotel, on the corner Of Broadway and Spring
street, was naugurated on Tuesday evening by a
sumptuous banquet, at which many Of our prominent
citizens were present The Press was also largely
represented Gen. Hall presided, and the usual
amount Of cOnUyial speeches were made Quar-
tette Club added to the harmony OF the OCCASION and
the presence Of the ladies gave character OF grace
and refinement to the festivities. After such bril-
liant and convvial opening, the Coilamore House
may properly take It's place among our hFs' Broad
way Hotels