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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
FINANCIAL.

DhNk DEPARTMENT-State of
i lINew-York Albany July 30. 1871 The DELA-
WARE BANK has tins day filed thls uiicr, notice %
the aurointmen, OF HENRY DWIGHT Jr. EsI. Of the
city II New NorA agent tor tAe redemption ~ scircu
latng notes together with revocation o the appointment
Of the American Exchange Bank suh agent agreeable
to Tie entitled An act 10 amend the several acts rea
to Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and indI
ydua Bankers passed Apul ". 1881
aul tt DANIEL ST. JOHN, Superintendent.
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Doctor Event.

Doctor Event.
4 ATE of the London ana Edinburgh
u Universities, having removed from New Orleans w.
Neu. york - ready 10 treat patients suffering IRON
otton or other clssaes Cases
m ,thers # the Fscuy admitted a. house patents pflee
and resdsnce 1876 West Twenfy Third st near Eighth az
Certified Of and - yesrs Standing tno cured
,,,sn A. uuhlc tnsuecflon auz Im'
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pRlNCE 4 cos IMPROVED PA

DIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS
Il FOR SALE-Persons about purchasing Pianos cr
Mecde, rs invited 20 cali at BENNETT 4 co. :
WarernC m l32 FULTON second io0r SIDE II Broad
way) Ohsrethcy m ind assortment of the m ern style
of OOd Piano tOrtes anc MelodeonS Ever ns'ru
ment warranted for and hen doubts
.d to :he quality the payment may be withheld until
such doubts removed Oh Pianos received
meni ft new ones New and second hand Pianos TO let
~
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EHILDREN.-WANTED,a is Borders,

~ four I;lc Girls fro.l -iv - twelve ear, oi d-e
prya;c family yerg pleasantly situated IN Newark !
AID here the w.I iecc4't mother ccre lAe - =
refercnce even .ddress d :. toH 2Gq, Newark Pls
o.vla a19lw'
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EXCURSIONS. sc.

LNXCUR SlONS 10 the FISHING
1IBANKS every day IN the during the season
The well known steamer BUFFALO, Capt. smith
VIII leave Hammondst K at u oclccs Canal 81 u,
Grand r. 81. Catharlne-st s. Per J. Y K. . VI.
returning hy VI Fishing tackle bait and refreshments
VII - provided Fare 21 cents each wav. iei3 lm'
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r.r sEuI-wrIKLY TRIBUNE
TIE SEW-YORK TRIBUNE

.t.shctfyeTv Tue nay ana fFN 81 lh''H.t1' ~
= cgDes,.rrn T,ao,oQcs lor -. Ten -. So. Ave
S...snp cents a Inc !or cach insertion.
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w The NIount Vernon Raildimg

ISy- The Mount Vernon Bailding Association
wl meet al III, Od atch House cor Hudson and Chfs
topAer sis on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9th INST. at 3
o'clock There aie $50 shares taken the ciofe
those wishing JON will find ads ntagcouS 70 do S" al
tins meeting The entrance fee Is bn one dollar per
SlaTc. but wll be int Icased after tins mcctlns.
au2 A. GEO W COOPER, Secretary.
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WANTS, &C.

4 : GARDENER, by a man who thoroughly
understands his business and will general salts
faction TO hs employers Ne person need apply hu those
~ho want hISi rate Gardener Direct 90 d. f. al thS
odCt au2 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

- Notice SOMETHING NEW W.-Ihe East River
Total Abstinence society will dedicate thcu new Hail,
Chatham square, ON SUNDAY EVENING, August ,
Which has been fitted up expressly for this Society. and
second 10 none IN tins clty-on which occasion Hon. G
Hale Mayor of BROOKLYN. DI Sehn.by, Wilkins Beck,
and Dr Ryenbuig will address the meeting. The friends
Temperance and the public generally invited To al
tend AdinSSion free Collection take Gp to dcttay
teuSes. IRA BUCkMA\, Jr.. President.
FnW. G. FITZGERALD. SccS AZ it'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA s,,ond Reformed Presbyterian Church
ssShan.os society Lecture Room. "" az Ho@1 Nay
p,.achng Tomorrow (SaDosti } August D. a. hai-pas,
"a and o'clock, Sabbath School a. ana hHif p's.
r,Iock. Prayer Meeting The evening at haIiJpast
eiocs The public are cordially invited 70 attend II,
10 Notice.-Fasseuyefs per steamship ILASiiO IoF
,s,.,,.s viii please be on board WEDNESDAY Angusl
a. al II ocloos NJ Al the loot Of Canalst ana senn
.Tarrags not aned the passage on boaru I9esa@'
IagEst 5th marked below, win the GdinbeI oi tn.H
,gS ' an II
~ Eew-York Printer Union.-A reg9la4I meet
No 81 The Jinon' vii be ned a. FOUNTAIN HALL.
40 Bosery. on SATURDAY E'fNINU, Ausns, T. isii
Every member expected 70 be present. as oi 'e
aimos, importance q the inoa ana We di@as "1 @ o.
IN B, ordcT. G. WALTER COLBuRN,
auiH rec sec n ! = Z
~ To the Journeymen Printers OF the Uni
pnntcrs Will assemble IN hs city on The I'm OF september
It and earnestly invoke thsren ull representation
:, onr brethren from cycly section of tie country. si-
ar Convention met IN Nc~Y0rs last December aud itd
he foundation of National Organlza'ion. which, regn-
,,.d IN us growth and Development bg tc same degree oi
don that attended ~ clDceuon cannot hut DO roe-
tye Of the most benotcspt Ell cts l+ workings tus fAI
,e ad-abe although Their sphere has necessarily been
s.i.d II yet remains 20 re EXTENDED. adjusted conso
dated and perfected and tins can only b. done by the UNI
.,J and o. ergstic action OF all
W. tate the liberty, then to appeal 10 our brethren
rro ghout Un.on TO De prompt aud UNANIMOUS m C m
this PROJECT 80 successful issue We nope tOmrct
ih,m AL-through tlieir represenatves-lh tohci, 10
,oOpsrae with II an earnest proseruo q" oar non
able endeayo that profession may be elevated to
nat standing add pros eny for wuch rs own intrinsic
character emlnently aiapts ,
pun,rs Of Bait more Designating city rs the place for
he assembling Of the Convention We fee assured ~ Il
maj our humble sustain the power and dignity II
The profession made from 20 time with sing lar sue
cess Is observed and appreciated abroad, which douby
rafyng u US u testi lies the cNstence o
,mpsthislng sprt which orly needs opportunity TO en-
brace any manly effort and To- anr with zeal ana eec u
elevate the character of our trade.
IL Will be- sorrcc of infinite gfatcaon 20 ms 10 supply
ne Convention. when t assemblies, with All the aeie'
which II NAV require its deliberations, and also 10 e1
lead 10 each of tho delegates hearty and hOSpble vel
cone By orlo Of the Baltimore 1ypog lphca Society
JOHN " PEREGOY, President
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EkENCH TEACHER.-A gentleman.

la<s' srrlvod from Paris desires % hnd place as
Nos<ss Ihnca either IN echool priyAic family
u sssssss 70 the couRtTy. References gwen Adde'S
sNhN i!is sHruThSSs
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RON.-Wauted, Boy or Young Man.

n TRANSFORMATION office, must write eopd hani
sed come well recommended. Ssar, - 2tr iu0n,h Al
cen, ,.,s 81.
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Male and Fe-

rale Teachers to FIJI important vacancies Present
applicants prefer ed Al the higher branches required
and good inducements offered Apply soon postpaid. 10
T. II COX'S u :. school Agency, 29j Broadway
Renutanccs wanted also from persons served Wanied
also establish Agency every town. References e>-
changed Registering fee - IN advance. aul ~
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[NOARDlNG.-To let. with Board. a
ROARDING.-To Let. adesirablc Room

IIand Bedroom, iu pleasant house. pied by an
acrCtahie family OF bUt lOur PERSONS, Nl,A ui
ald cold BATH aud pa!ual Board If desired Location
81 ca>ant and conlCmCnt 10 Broadway Apply 40 l3J
Orecnc-st loc4 below Prince. References Iet tureJ
t3l ctllASNf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
RON .-Rov Mantcd immcliateIv.

- s23 Fulton n-St.. RiooANu--A gentetl Col,Yed B,t
about 10 wears "a agC. ~ wait Table g. owe af le r>f
an,lics an hfcoNlsn None nccG arpiy ,lli,>> F,,,nc
tVOd recon ue udatlonS references ..t lls
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
A LARGE NUMBER of superior Ser
A RESPECTBLE Widow Woman with

cut ncumbanoe. desires - eo To California with some
AmN pcI>ou where hex Nurse wold he
NceTtd an equivalent tol her Gn CN reference
nen She would De Wiling 10 make herse generally
el Please apply tc q FoUFth>i, corucr of blnA-St
AMI ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
ROARDING ata FARM HOUSE
HOARD In BROOKLYN-A Gentle

nan anc rs Vie. or two gentlemen cln md good
ga hoa5u "a sen'eel pryaie family, near the City
'~' hsN1S and ocsi,on pleasant lnQuIr, q: 81 Old
''.' y" -'oI aus w.
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A YOUNG MAN-Wanted. about I,

4AycaTs OF age. an American and one who has >nnic
ho~edgo oi business, at J. p SAN\AN'S ,iesltltmen>
Furnishing Store. $50 william au2 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
TAKEN IN BOARD.-A gen.

4 tlesnan having small family, without Young chI
yety small family Send your address 10 box b. Triouse
c5;.,. au 20
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PRANK DEPARTMENT, State of y ew-
York. Albany. July 80. l8jl--rhe NEW-YORk
BANK OF SARATOGA COT My has thls fay filed IN
this Office a OF the appointment OF p = JAMES,
Esq Of the City of New iOrk agent for the redemption
OF H. circulating notes together with revocation OF the
appointment of Mossrs asburn Co of the tty II Al
bany such agents agreeable % TIE act entitled An act
to amend the several acts relating O. Incorporated Banks
Banking Associations AMI individual Bankers passed
Apn II, 1851 DANIEL Is ST JOHN,
r.dul 81 superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
THE NEW WORK TRIBUNE

,tt ,AifynRSfA ORECCS AND 4fiH .AND''+r'' ~
r,s,tlshed on the departure II each MAI s'"'i'e' i'
Ctsrtes Preo o. cents yrI coJy,,, ,,--tr ptg.t.,s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
nVOL. X......NO. 321l.
NppvCH and MUSlC.-kn English

NOTFhN ileN -WaltcI. a sltuItlo1 n
a c,,or,e.s t-a German law. no 'as hai i ~ ~
rrrcsc. m reaci.ie French aad Music 2di'ess ="
dice II tho Tn'ure. wa
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ROOKkEEPER.-Wanted. IN A whole.

IL sale rcSdy made c.o,t'ns tS.ahlshxacnt N,..r-
Nan TO act B1Okkcepcr He must wt,ic a 900 hs,3
ead ~ quick and cNpert accouu'an'aOnc other need a.
& Address IN hand vrus oi applicant. with references
sol l2l Post ofiCe en2 G..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

FOk FU.NILtN |if7 7 y TN
.,;hea On The departure 0i each Mall Seahe! ~ =.
no. Prce 8. Cen;s coDy. ~ - per ear =, -,
go Hutan or s. 10 the Continent yo's' age "l''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
ENELLER.-Wanted, Teller for a

4 Westem Bank. No one need apply without haying
had considerable experience Bank notes and specie ai
whose qualifications bear the stnccst scrutiny, WIN
unquestlsnabe references Salary liberal Address post
JaId) boX 9i2 Lower Post Office. yIJ o.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
THE AMERICAN RAILWAYGUIDI
DRY GOODS, &c.

DLANkETS.-NESMlTH * co. Of
fer sale At j2 Broad and 50 New SIS arse and care
fully selected yane, Of super family Negro, Berth aud
Cr6 Blankets Y2l
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
,VO Observation-Disclosures, a sltla-

Z ton hv a young married Cloth or Dry Goods
House The advertiser has been business several years
Philadelphia. has 2 large acquaintance ana cpulu
influence large amount Of trade from that place Address
v II AZ tins Office nul ~
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MORRIS CANAL and BANKING

THE COUPONS of the per cent.
Mortgage Boads Of the seaboa'd and hoano.s hto- @
rad C0mpany dur On the lst August WI =. pay snt'
cay q me Sie''"""' ~ aul
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

ROARD at CORNWALL. Orange Co..
\ \ On and ailer the INST OF August ;he-c "a ICE
several vacant rooms al tac house oi Fowler (sr-gS ES
Cornwall and any parties dosiroEs Oi spending e0
al one "a tht mos beautiful and healthy places the HII
River within three hours OF New Nprk by the Hudson
hne Railroad os steamers Henry Clay and santa Claus
oell) can oltan further information by applying q Be
.A.y y Orssgs. ~ " Westinghouse i.24 -
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.

SoeIh foII!.-A small family HAVING a large and
snail ruOnl unoccupled, would let them with hre,f.t
and tea 70 two OF three genenen " gentleman and h
~lie, With dinner i"r tie lady. Tie location !. ne>,nt
ard csNcnent t. The Fery. The rooms an y,r, Isrs
bic. Can be seen hY sppl ms a: 10 wlllow-pls
aug 5.STuAThs
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DORT WASHINGTON PAVILlO
DOOMS.-Gentlemon and their Wlves

Ia or single gentlemen may obtain suite Of rooms on
the second OF ihr hoor unflruished WITH boa ID by a
plyinc al 81 West ashngton- place Inc house y Pl.
gsS Sf y3l 3teOd'
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BUENos AYREs TRADE-On referring to our
abstract of exports, given in our last we find the
United States seemed second highest as to number
OF vessels, and highest of all in point of tonnage
During the last year they have been by far The
largest exporters of hides, and almost the exclusive
exporters of wool. The latter fact is rather puz
ziing, as wool, on its introduction into the United
States, pays high all valorem duty, whilst it is
now admitted duty free into Great Britain If apy
OF our commercial friends furnish us with
correct statement OF the data, and satisfactory
explanation of the apparent enigma, we shall feel
greatly obliged; and 1t may perhaps, ser e to ac-
count for some complaints have lattery OBJ
served in the public papers Of the United States,
mat their manufacturers cannot compete in certain
branches with the British, If it be certain, as we
have been informed, that foreign woods pay an ad
vaorem duty of twenty nine per cent, the cause
OF decadence in one important branch is satisiac-
iorily accounted for At all events, a correct
knowledge Of facts is a matter of supreme impor-
lance to producers and consumers. Buenos Ayres
British Packet Jan. 49,
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NEW hohh, dphlo.
The United States Mail steamer rankin. Cant
W otton, left at noon yesterday for Southampton
and Havre. She takes out one hundred passen
gers, and $56S, 952 in specie. Many of her pas
sengers go out to attend the Worlds Fair
The packet ship Manhattan arrived yesterda,
from Liverpool, with eight hundred Storage pas
sengers. Some of them are down with the shir
fever and smallpox.
The steamship Pioneer, the first American pro.
peller between, America and Liverpool, was yes
terday morning launched from the shp.yard O
Jacob Bell. The Pioneer is 27OO tons carpenter.
measurement, and has capacity for 5000 tons
cargo. Her length is $50, breadth of beam as feet
and 20 feet hold. She will be commanded by
Capt Asa Eldridge, late of the packet ship Ros-
cius, and is expected to be ready for her first voy-
age on the LIST of June.
On Friday evening two desperate thieves being
intent ON plumber proceeded to the jswelry store
OF WEIGH " Payne, in Greenwich street, fastened
the door from the outside, and instantly with ten
pin broke in the window, and stole therefrom lew
elry valued at about $500, and a lump of virgin
gold worth $175, with which they succeeded in
making their escape notwithstanding they were
pursued by several citizens and the police.
Letters from Europe received by the last steamer
state that over 100000 persons are preparing to
embark for this country during the months of NAV
and June.
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Mnorities are proverbally great sticklers for
economy. An amusing Instance occurred last eve
ming. By an ordinance, it was the duty of the
Council at that meeting to elect seven Commits
soners to superintend the streets. Mr.. Yaneey
introduced a, resolution to examine into the ex-
pediency OF dispensing with five of these. 1t is a
little remarkable that this gentleman did not ask
Tor this inquiry last year, when his friends were in
the majority, and bestowed these offices on their
iavontes But now, when they no longer have the
disposal of them, they wish to dispense with them
altogether The majority refused to suspend the
ordinance, but appointed a committee to inquire
into the subject of retrenchment generally.
Against this last measure, Mr. Yancey and his
friends voted. Why they should be so anxious to
retrench in one department, and not in others,
passes our understanding. But the Committee has
been appointed, and we trust will perform its
duty thoroughly.
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The Friends of the NaturaliIsd Citizens.

rhs on,r,as .o,,mi,,.d against our pa,uralized
| :: - ss,,.s., ,,ursed bv the do,nocro,;.
D','' &c ~ C5nnc;, on MONDAY svenin, do.
-, h.,, nassino notice coming % !, AID
80. 49,, ,ar,ssen,;no nar,u who b.va .,,,,aus
,h.r,ssl,s. :, as The ,,.r,,1;or f-s,J. &c ,h.,
sIsss ~ o,,r nonula,;on, III. COO, l. IN go
rssrr.sc, ! strong one NJ R,,an;srs H. ;,aa'
,s,,dsn, rs,,s.sn,a,;,,. &C ~, Sa,.,,' W.. h..
heen a resiesn, Of his c,u s;nca 1900 hos hssn
exercising the r;obt Of snfJr,n 70 s;no. ,s4o ,yas
al.c,ea and sarvsd q. r.an,ls, or ,,a C,,n.il
but two wears since and had his considerations
nass.d ,non hv . .o,,,n;,,.. :, ,ha. ,;,n. ons =,
,,1o. cors,;,u,s5 no., IS 49,, o., oo,,r,,,ss,
M, ,,o,,ld ,,a,a 80 :, ,;a,.,;, 81 ,.,., ~
"a s;..,.a a. NJ. .,,..s;,'s - Ya; '
-. IA -, ;n.s., - r.. -,
~ 'Cn.no;, 60 NJ. si,hsnsa ,.n ha,s 40
-. ~, -. ~, 60, - ~
ssm.' s.,;cs1 NJ - - !. ~
.sasor INV !. ~ ~, &c ,,ss h,,i', .bo,,d no, 10 va
si ~" ny sa.n .s;ns,;nn "a
r...-I -, :, -
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Postal ARRANGEMENTS Win CANApA.-A

POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS wIrH CANADA-Ar-
engagements, which it was decided to put in opera
Ton on the 9th inst, have been made for the ex-
change of mail bags, between the Unued States
and Canada, at certain points, on both sides, de-
signaed. By these arrangements it is settled that
between any office in the United States mot over
three thousand miles from The Canada line by the
route selected) and any office in Canada the post.
age a letter not exceeding half an ounce in
weight is ten cents over three thousand miles
within the United Sates) from the line Of cross
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

~ The undersigned hereby evss notice that he attend
the superntendents Room No. Is uncpa Hail. every FRIDAY
from o to II o'clock A. NJ for the purpose Of receiving
aiming llls and communications and attending any ote
business requiring his action during receses Of the Board
Charges against the Lyesn and Library for saare
Of its officers properly certified by Commiee-the pay roll
teachers all bills for rents OF choo-houses porers services
accorance with existing then presented for an
prevail without the Intervention of the Accounts
All other claims be audited by Committee and approyet
by The Board of Directors before the unde gned will
the Treasurer for them
Any communications for the undersigned touching the
the Public Schools should be e, with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ.
Secretary of the Board his Office in the Municipal Hail.
]. S. COPIES
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels. April Is.


~ ESAND A M Emanuel Swnney Oates Sharkey,
w y SmeIes Arthur N Pax'on T A Marshall W Wal
a. M futon Allen, Ii Je, Mss; Conwel. Ind; G
&c shs Ma; Mrs Carven Chambe Miss stsIks. Mi,
~ oiter, Caihe, Mrs Leveritt. Miss X Seed, Miss
e hing Or John Bradfsid Mrs Terrell, W WARREN
S;ommnn "A ss Smith, Ala; Pope and lady, Ky;
Ia, So nsInett johnson, 1honotpe, Stewart
and sSy R Ia Em farn Harper and lady Raym.nd
" go; nev Nichols Texss DIS anmsr, Mo-
worhnr nss, NJ Pasn, Tenn Babon and lady, Pa
and lady, W Barley, A Hin. -'''' ~ - "'''''
Tio Inols dDo1s..:, Selma AMcHatron I.s,
n.nuse' Mr. Harmsny NY Butler, Aiken M Hart
" " ~. nan , MISS Wolf Capt Humphreys.
lad, loh % n ~ McCraa, Miss McCrea Wall and
nY 'Snn hSwara Mis- Willis Rema Smith, NV BALDWIN
Thornton, Louisiana. ' " hando'ph' y
.Iinnsr hSsai VI n FIpatret. Guman, NO II
faIre:s, miss George, Ky Pace w HumphTpys " N
May; Ieh" hatox, Ga II d segars, Ala i B DeW,de
aEWLETrs Strap Hagsr John Young, Charlie.
Bacon. NY Montgomery Texas Harrison 81, var
JOGagan, W Tanner, fruham. ~ "'' MISS;
WESTERN VERANDA- Thomas J Monk, VIM Hill Tsx,, =,
Mrs George ouderdont Miss Dixon, St Louis "' ''Aa'
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LATE FROM HAYTI.-A correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce, writing from
Portau Prince, under the date of March 18th, says
that a political conspiracy had been discovered
there, and several persons arrested were condemned
to death by courtmartial Among them is M.
Francisqne, late Chief Justice and one of the
three Cabinet Ministers. These proceedings were,
however, annulled and new trial ordered, the re-
suit Of which had not yet transpired.
The efforts of the agents of the three commercial
powers to settle the difficulties existing between
the two parts of the Island were not attended with
much success. The Senate and Chamber of Re-
representatives. were to assemble on the 18th to con-
slider the offer of mediation.
The United States steam frigate Saranac left
Port-au-Prince for Havana on the 18th Officers
and crew all well.
The market for provisions is said to be fair.
The price of coffee is firmly sustained, as it is
thought the crops of this season will fall short of
those of former years.
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New Orleans and jackson Railroad.

fV In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
Improvement COMMITTEES of New Orleans and Lafayette
nouce hereby given that convention of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans to Jackson Miss will
be held In the city New Orleans the third Wednesday
Q6th) in April next. The survey of the route from New
Oeans by the coast and West of Lake Maupas to the
state ne having been completed the report with The sur
veys OF the engineer will be submitted to the convention
1t hoped that delegates said convention will be gener
ally appointed and will punctuaIy attend
committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
GE0R9E CLARK First Municipality
Y. D. YANCKY, Second Municipality
=. - 9. HOOPER, Third Municipality. ~
March ~, 1851. Z. N. WooD. Lafayette,
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and its reception are thus noticed by the Charleston
Mercury of the Sth:
The speech of Mr.. Rhett was closely rea-
soned argument in favor of secession, as the only
safe and the only honorable course and his conclu-
sions were triumphanty sustained by his audience.
The same decisive feeling was shown throughout
the discussion which followed, in which several
gentlemen took part and spoke very effectively.
As often as the duty and necessity OF resistance
was urged, the meeting made unmistakable signs Of
approval; as often as secession was named as the
remedy, it was hailed with enthusiastic burst oil
applause"
The Mercury does not describe the meeting as
an overlooking, or even crowded affair, but says
it was unexpectedly large, '-larger than the
Mercury and other secessionsts had expected
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U. 5. LIGHT ARTILLERY--A communication
In another column speaks with just depreciation of
project, which it appears is contemplated, of re-
ducing the force of the U. S. Light Artillery, in
order to meet some deficiency in the army appro-
priations. We could heartily wish that the reduc-
ton, if it must be made, might fall upon any other
branch OF the military service The efficiency of
the Flying Artillery has been too recently and too
gloriously proved to need any vindication at this
time 1t has fought its way into the public favor
by achievements as brilliant they were at first
unexpected; and 1t holds last to the high position
thus nobly acquired. We hope that some other
mode may be found to remedy the deficiency of the
army appropriations, without imparing this eff
clen! arm Of the military service. [Balt American
4th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-16
Weather cool.


The latest returns of the election show the
following result: lst distrct--Charles Chapman
wing, Is elected again. ID dissatisfaction M
lngerso, democrat 81 dislrici-Chauncy F.
Cleveland, free soiler. 4Ih district Thomas b.
Butler, wing The Honse, as far as heard, stands
% wings TO IS democrats. 1odays election will
result in eecting, certain, wings 10 the Senate,
aud probably Two more. Phere is no choice for
Governor Seymour received plurality.