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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST T. 1851.

a. rvarrys-. pei gal VI measure Of potcii
e. rcmy. vhlrh TIE Chamber Of Commerce OF my
capital have strongly recommended
The renor. OF tnc Minister OF finance y I'll show
Jon Tint The revenue Of the kiucjom thoG,h small.
adequate 20 al the warts o; my imatsi!at,on,
ART leaves a surplus for works Of public improve
Uegf. l. VIII b. fOr YOU III vle~ of the estimates,
TO vote what supplies are required ior the curren,
yC2r and 20 consl3er What suggestions fOV the I'M
TT5yement Of The revenue, 81 Of the system Of taxa
iiou, may ccnduce II the general welfare
TIE markets OF California, Oregon, Nanrouver's
Islands the possessions az the Russian American
Company, and OF hami,ChsiAa. atcrd psohiao.c
cutie; 'or more Than my Islands can pf oduce y :
desirable 10 increase Productions 10 tac creates
rs,ss,h,c extent, and with that view 10 encourage
forei-n capita! and labor with that view, You vii
cof>,.cT what further legislation may &c required
Tie want OF good roads ana b14geS 20 those ports
mere produce can o. shipped. i severely fc.i IN
mary aces. II vii h for YOU % consider what
can b done 70 remedy that want, and whether ne
act Si5dyiclng districts INTO townships may not Dc
Improved 80 rs that Tie inhabitants u districts All
townships may carr OUi ihcr own Improvements.
haNe frequently called Your attention 10 the an
salts aci0fy state OF the prisons throughout my
l>arCs Al immediate anl thorough reform i ur-
gently wanted. - TO combine the principle o. re-
lCrung criminals With hat OF their secure detention.
Mons. Emile Perrin, the Commissioner Of the
French Republic 10 the Hawaiian Court. having ap-
pied tOr fresh Instructions from the French Govern
mer,, embarked on The 2ofh m the treach brig
Nanuelcta. for Panama and Pans. The ComniS-
sooner expects TO reUfn,a short delay m tralcc
fAt4l iiolr. iri iiltllf tt iNltit cum
mclclal agent a. Honolulu. has vacated the post and
Monsieur L. \. Nnt has succeeded HIM. Tie cor
reSpODtcrCe between Mir Reynolds ana The >Ccrc-
tary OF oreign relations, Nh Wylie. The change
l. ghiy complimentary TO both nations.
Tie schooner Josephine, owned by w. II. TAYLOR,
Of Honolulu, sailed from that pOIt about tac lSt 81
April for tie Windwa Islands. since Which time
she las not been heard from and supposed TO have
been los. Her owner, Il native crew, ard ID native
passengers were or board.
Her h. " snip DpcalnS sailed Tor Behring'S Str,itS
on TIC 25,h of Nav Capt. Nelersley ami her OH
Gers AID crew are highly spoken OF.
There are IN the Sandwich Islands. according 10
AZ official repCr; published IN the Poigqssian. al
Protestant schools With 1899 scholars, and 02 Ro-
man Catholic with 2S5q scholars Total number OF
noois 5l3. Of scholars 1905 The amount paid for
teachers wages IN 1850 was Sl0.530 IS The aver
ace yearly cost Of each school was 81 6S the d'-
cage wages OF each teacher S21 81
Tire income cf lie islands for the wear ending
March 81 ISL. VAS Sa3o.ji6 the expenditure $3.50
9o-. SINCE the appointment Of 'Ge Treasury Board,
tic receipts OF the Government have been IN round
nm or 81 ~
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have received files OF Tie Poiynesian,
published at Honolulu. 20 The 3lst of May King
Kame,.ameha opened the Parl.amen; II state Oh me
10Th Of May. We make the following extracts from
his speech 20 Parliament
The questions with France. relating 20 which
dispatched nv Minister OF Finance as Pienipo-
Tertiary Extraordinary to ma Government, NE &c
rot settled IN PARIS, a. had expected but the
French Government named Commissioner Oh
tier own. 10 inquire INTO ard seNie suoh ques ,
tons here That desirable result has not oeeii
fully atiaiIed After months OF conference ana
discussion. the Declaration OF The 2o,a oi halcn
was agreed TO the Commissioner oil france mas
applied to Ms Government for fresh Instructions
diplomatic relations have not been fully restored
but having on my part referred certain claims tor
indemnify to the President OF TIRE French Repuohc'
hope that Re, meeting ne IN acorresponcins spirit
will lssue such instructions 10 put an end 10 an a.
tIiude OF hostility toward my kingdom, taken Dy
Fr9nce, which have ever regretted and have never
sought, n any way 10 retallaie. am not conscious
of any act OF my government. Of which France ms
ary reason 10 complain.
suoult - yoCr consideration The question OF tbr
reduction OF the duty on spurious liquors 10 ~ D.
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June e. Mss Mara d. II 'nps.sii ~ir> . M y. -
Ienls;sad. nfrchaat Of Sac Ff.aciS'' h-' f'ha'h
inferred Al Monterey -. h..,, s.s,n.r
yaon 5cne o. raneis Dussahe. ,eaua1 Ne Is IA
TIVE II France. r,.-,.-~ Mr. r,ns
"a ~ d. + A Ertsa!l formerly Il Penn Yaa. V
Al CaIer.ah oregon. Jras Ch. o! 19'2ie'y ~ n "a
As =, I sns. o. % Jlne leh Dona Rsl coroasl
daugttcr q one Of tie mos respec;is' ass IN inv
CT" "A, the rancho Of Mr john Roalaai rs Pusstel On
thc III June sery suddenly, seniors Mana LIf who" 81
IT, Sc, 'P,SIn 2,h o. Of Bosom
OF fao' fSln. Am 20,l - oTes'ar n ship scar
co. while ring roan-' 5raliAh- a. John * oiJr'' u
on The iiih s, on the lans Il the TuolumNe Of
ssS% sg To si the faj cscd chJ d wl AID
~ PaIa,as Jolly 3, Mr JOSIAH Bate. prnter. from
NerIrrnt and recently from s.. Louis no
Defts IA SIN FlaHcs, o. Jro7 ya7t z % Js7s3
June T. John jenkins Of Sydney. ssed3i mos Lands
down On cage, aged p Martin smIdt. Germany
june a. jerome Barbour. jefferson {. AGED e.
June 10, EheneZer ECKER, BrocAlgniN y AGA - ;
Hear, Roach, \. y. q.
June -. Aaron Sands, Phiiadepha - "m G. Ccain'
Nantucket. 60.
France. u; Richard mct ai!on, baltimore. a
irne II. VIA SplithvOcr. San rare SEQ. year.
June y Lewis PHlcck. Phiadt ira'a %
Juns o. Oropha Kay, san iranclsco 7m1n'As, Gauge
IIerfert scotland 20: J Durald France.
june a. Rotert smith Boston. 80.
June u. James Foster, England 81.
June Is. jose yh Bach, New-YoEk.
June ~ LOUISA Carmeta. Chile y
June -. II. o. Williams, Boston. 30
Al San FRANCISCO, June IL rom ic e, T. :, . az r.
Ccyed the steamer New Nord' Aaron SaEds d f"ia-
~ Nevada. on the 18th June. MI Moss II Beale, Of
Liberty Mo He killed. with another MAJ, While ~
work. by the caying in Of bank LeaTes VIE ana ohd
on hoard the steamship Carolns, Ma "a. of darrhea,
NJ Jesse Hackett, OF Crawford c. II.
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is,h-Gr1a1d IN sch Bps'.s. Mao. . Is In B1sn3-
v-nt-Is.
Br hsrk n aEts Sortsr. ~ d. I'm Nevcas-l-
pefu -eh Jual "a, Chur-a. Il Is IN Parts
An sts'tef Corriure stockton. l. II Ac<irT y =, .m
Sin rer1sco, se1j.l.3 AZ gid dust, anj - pas,
il'-Ah lara Iain4iun. >llciaiT 4. J. "a SAa I'm
CISCO 20 pas
az AZ 10, ,rlJ ,S'caner Fre-z.u; M,:.sae. f,r
FIsnClsto
cd-S'earcr Ieare-s ee T1itel fir San Frarc.s,o.
Br t1Is Ilrrh Ns..m--' Wool. faT NalraTa.sJ.
Certl ha!s :. !ra. = --sen. To- G-lJ 4li.-
2c-pL r1r lri-trl q DI a,ny. :ar Central .s..-s
Br brig Sa-ah b'fieii. l. Eloo1. - VALPARAISO
5I-Fr slip Oo.1uhr : l.e--1cI. l'r .plra'~p
'6'h-siesmrr Co1st' ton. Biru'. 1T San FriEc,co
VIII i5e T.ss
Isth-Steamcr Cl'.f,rrls Bu1d. f,r Slu Fssrr1s-e
SfcaTler Clr,l.ra. u l.'Ing. san Frlnc,ro.
NALfAkAf Oar lure 8. Sap Ia-1llu's. y aret Al
fTT.s CHI SfenAsn Horton. r. Aiu-1. d. itA SAYS
Pens, ~ y, ~ c. g. iAlie.7 he r-lt1n "a r
re-. 6o d r. Nr--lcik. Aiet1tln. D,iuoEc, ~ Is -
Past0n. ilrts Al tolH- e. IS In Boston, ArieIlei
Chr,g.nS. Ia:f.rnl. Heicr NcGaw. Lrrt. R,o q, ia
zero II j. ship Switzerland. Warc TIC . IN New 81
bar s. Jc-e Haes g. O. in 8ltm0-e; 1872 sap Nay
Cevt' i1c- ~ a. 4 Caila' 18th. bark Alpha f0I-
ter Is IA Caao 2.h, ship lInntr $ 50 le = ds IN
Calc,na, ftcl".ee Cdh. esfn papu30. f3d sAis oL-
pie Heu to"F, from Pc, isng'e >ulsa-lgn- 7,
ship A-siact Cobb. plqu'o SIN Llrs Hp1r. CT inca
Luaua, ah. TAX Edwin johnson. Carofr 10 de laNro
lI,h, SHIPS Switzerland Ward. Ca!tcI.- Bengal Bray,
Calii7fn iith sL-r, Heller McGfw Iust, tal9Ta.a,
2ls' tank Nevada Doa1e. 4, J. Jancro, sAi2 At.lair
Coz. Tor ilfei ga rJits.
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Died.

~ tS,e.eo. June y. frm injuries rcoe.ved DUNG
~ ~ that day ChaS. ~ onSl brother Of thu editor
a. az Assseean, ~ New, YaEs.
sprNn ark Elizabeth on her passage from this port
rSsas. ~ LIVING. native OF Scotland.
on the 10th of ApSl of dvsentc-, aud infam
ssNsy 'N'''ss"VS IL ""'A"4'' SS0" ~ W >e"-
~ hard Ae ship ST. PotersSnrsh MI Daus vi Phiis-
NJ ,Soecna May II. Mr. Thomas Sprigss a native Of
"a Ne>nre, England, axed 50 years.
Ina 10 ,sesncr Republic the passage from Panama,
On eastit arvey, late u Ne~. jersey
n.y.. se~n.N Republic June 10 G;een,lle Stevens.
"a csea, Mas. after Illness ri two week dura
tr, Ins ~ahh be received tho m.sl careful attention
p,~s A> niends he leaves a wife aaS one chdi.
k,.sr.'se rem brig Pawn, Nay sS;h Wn. G.. COhin -
va - aoott % wears ri he vi. overheard and
tat ~ ~ Ten MN tes af.si falins. bH life eN
Al ne ~as steward II the HsNn
IA ny aha On TIL rsay ,Ae iSA MAY Miss Annie Ma
NM ss'd y years daughter Il Roacit Holt of Ho
&sss s.ss Holt arrived 10 Honolulu from the nitcd
hkn tac ship Geatco u. fex rlaathS slnce and
s>6k~ ~ ~ n'ost of the time SAGE Aer Arrival Her
Ssess a. IN The s2r,rg time OF ynusa has lett vod
ssss "'e' IN ihe hearts oi Surviving friends and
rsNe'sds C,,y, June lrh Robert r. Martin ed ,hcu,
AESueta smith ; Mills, keader>1a Co Nv
~ SsesuS ttil. June l6sh. VI fsver lasseh Smith
oy. - years. q Clay Co. Mo Missouri papers please
kssSsrsh hfsn' On THURSDAY morning Geo Ferguson OF
vSSan Dolores. the cajoa Pass June 7. Mr. ].
Command 49, P'""e 4" "e"'
vs. y Su.e. NAY Of consumption, Can't. Charlie. Ia.
Aees eS'ascses Mass. aged about So ycars lie b,I
Na1ns ~ ast ior several noAths IL Ia, lrx Esgir
Oass.si seee The Sandwich sai other Isiaais
~esa'es tn'oa. on the passage fu.s Parama,
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Passengers Arrived

r. S.,-w- Orrqo7. ~ ST FrTTc-r1 in. -. fr1n
PI-rrs Mr. sad lir- Joseph Nino.flap0 NlsS Naaus-
tTanf Lo'' CARMEL. \ LlAn.ns. X Vi Pr Stfwar.
hirS VII Ian'w Ell. lT md NJ ~ Rhodes IL n -
dreu ,ra " l.lr., NJ ->h. May and Ch-.t rSsr-
MAJ y = has ID I'd chl James Nuuseii G. Dow F..
Ms Hare and cGl.drcn. Nj ami Ms &C. " Shoe
rnake-, Article ! sndeT Ransom III art MrS
Fcult VI Siecd. John Dungsou, Dir udsr \. HIS
and 3ch.i-Cn- Elfs TX Butler ami child D srs ani N,n
SHERMAN L Eoseubaum II Never a.d Syt II Dfolsht,
B @ I4'.fer Wm Dcse<dorf MTs Lynch NJ i.opsln, +
G. Rowe. Il Soctaworth. II WOOD. l. King. b lmlneI
Redck N Lev. Dclavan, Laydeu. C!cye.1n' Nc
4 PIECE BCcbee l. Hal-ht. George Lee Beij ANN
start Wood Mn d. Birdssi daG-her and 81 r. Az
/. I Sarr,r' Cap, Clapp Jameson. SaHaro. ? ict
To,cp ii IicTCe, Il >Chond0rf RMacAini0sI Mann, (.
Ochca CHI ard 3 G. rtcn. Vim Savage, burAe =
Fletcher = g Thompson, q Shoemaker art hrci nor John
Franklin Wa Tool John SeHnot. Mr. Seruo, N chill
dren Potk Boil,r PAX Kelley. Catch Adams )ayis
william Wrlch Murphy, Mn fiiZgc-1ld ara 3clldr'i
aIls Tity ,e al. BIS rcia WEIGH, L Fzgenid.
Fuller. William In ted. l. S'GncilG, Eram Bowen lanes
bone Dar Devey II l. B81coCs. VIM T,5s. James Bale
John Gillette joan Tob, Geo Handy Woo'cot, Geo
ThuIier. Cha.,c, MARROW. Smith. T. REYNOLDS, J r
smith Robcr; IIlWkns. \ W Stone. Coz veil. X
Cogsswc.l II S'rohn. G Cascs. v IA Awe. q t'a>-
ie, r stone Knalp Scott. II Ievins, samuel Free
man : Todd Ctas T. Brsrs. EdwG Bliss. q l. Edwards.
.ncenl RI ard Ieii,cy. Ihus Jonc., Dan An Al
Moq,alrre Bushnell { Parker SNYDER. John koherfs.
John " alter 4 Hanford. \ Elliott Fox urnctl, X
Baty II Riley a smith, Fucanngn. Jo DouShcr'y Ion9
London III fsr4dev Todd Tn Sflncl f.. schmidt "
Brunner r II sawyer. Key, G. Byrnc J NicCl n'ers
and wife J s Hutchinson. II Lcmare, i Conoil} y :
Tr3tter, Korhrop. Capt C'utts, u A. J'r aorf-'
s.,ut -,
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Married,

IN San Francisco ne -, by Rev 5. + M'acs at the
manNn OF The brides father Col j. u Seycn>snto Eliza
IN Maj ony daughter Of Wm Hart, ESs, al OF San
hi aa lranc sco. June 26 BY Rev I Dwight Hunt Mr.
Nceu Iassun Of Baunl1rc - Miss Iva Schneider ii
Germany
IN Sacramento Cry, by Rev Mr.. Ben.o on, NJ. W II
t&. 10 Ms. {. Capam
Los Angeles, June ~ hy Elder Lewis Granger. Jnna-
.aa scott Isl formerly of Clinton C.1n'y. Mo. 10
ss Mafy Gov, dau ghteg OF Col Th'a,aS Cox, de
watd q, Jackson County. Iowa.
Al OA Cottage. near Sacramento Gu, June ~ b, Rev
~ Benton, Col. J. Nicely johnson a,0 MaN Bre,oort,
~eseer Of Coz } {. ZahrSAie, Nrmer, oi New-lersel
Mwes, llaa,ln, Oleson, MAY 80. ~ ke,. ID. X WI
-,nS hI NJ n Cnsp T. VI - Macy Jane Eea gle.
nMa fiaR,so June - by Rev. A. MillaEiS, James
"sNhS n lauc Gamble
hSan ryan1,sco. Jnno IS, Nv Rev Williams. AleS'r
"lssn 70 Jane M'k Davidson.
'nhs 10 Eargaret Teis
M Der Island. June y. hy l.. 4. DAYS Mr. George
ssinA 10 Mis- Ann Martin
az ne s~sjcuoe Of the BRIDES father. Iuue Is. Hr
isesv HNlsscser Of MaTlon COUNTY, ONcscH. 10 Miss
s~@.er 81 lamflN SvVRts,
ssa irsuci>Co. June To- Sfr Fvilcr of the r ,f Car
- SfWltf ~ Mis- Rhodes
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Mencranhl

Per steamer Rcru'lc-May 81. ~ O'Clock the eve
ruc left TIC hatbur Il Tabosl june . anchored ~ Ac-
rcO A; neon having met Win accident duung the pas
s.ec Propeller Massachusetts sailed hc same evening
ior Panama. 10Th. sailed at . o'clock, A. NJ Pa'scu "a
steamers Tennessee and Constitution, bound down nc
coast 23d keYins encountered voF strong northwest
nds and heavy head from Cape ~ Lucas u ms
luri. Obliged 20 put IN fpr sufilf % coal
Per bark Iuda-Lat 20 Sc y Ion lfe 81 discovered az
island having the appearance Of ship IN the distance 1t
Persteamer Ohio-Lefi San Diego JUNO ~ on INC Zis'
encountered severe gale which isod h TO anchor IN
FER washington Irymg-fari Wilton, sailed in cMnpa-
nv laTk Tartar nom B1.ton.b dtts before snip "eh
more 10 sail ~ days. ship E!en Brooks d"s Al
.v, an lie Cane 1unn- winch tine he experienced Sc,
ven. veahor She lt two .tos sails. nlainlo, All anu
farr:lart taid fore. and Inilzen t'-aA ht mas
and ,uslc trees. carried away arooalc Inai' ud spit
uIoaTd iauk shear from poop 70 nc oieiiSss' s'o'o "
May Am irlr Fortune lost OIL the harbor 81 Homo,
iuu She was from : drcv for ts pgri WIN coal M, u
rasS All hand, saved the vessel j. a loti NctA
the SHIN Commerce and bark i.ucloned Weio heai NJ
oi OF haThor Yesterday foul Of each other VINE me
amer as IA sa the snip beng damaged TO the amount
liz Mary Stewart, Gait Thompson that sailed from
tbs gurt on the lJ bound t. Nalaan went aShor ab.gi
~ lle outside the heads g. the south. June ~ An
She was bccaMcd. the tide running !As al tic uc Ne'
tr.rc her up before SIZE struck she IS hiscd ana yihg
icl and lIr There were % passengers smons them II
i.nialcs Al reached the shore N safety. =,
Per Golden Rule-W hcc snn OlNcr tTokcl .ish et y
Pc ford barA Cam. ell for Honolulu; BIZ ship Glen
zoe Damar for Auckiali; sch itcnrei'a Alct aIi ~
lak Sarah Hoo err for DO. brs Sti lllnet, hs pnt RI
SISTERS Al Br bank Gclcoe both had thrown overheard
Pr GS,ei oad-lcil al the island If an Fernando
h,. Daniel from NY OK fuT this port
P,FJ Deuait --Ltft at Portland, Oregon bark San
eLal adm, Tor tins lort BIZ Ann Name barks Mel
.ils au1 DI,,au' ,Ad Kcko had arrived hence June
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
Marine Affairs.

LiUNoH-Win be launched from the ship yard Of Jere.
niah smonsop, foot Of Nineteenth street. +. r.
o'clock, A. NJ, this day, the steamer Central America
built under the superintendent Of Commodore c. VAN
dcrbt TO in connection with the Director
Lake Nicaragua. Her dimensions follows, viz
16o feet long, "a feet beam. and feet depth Of hold
about $50 register The Central America has been
built In the unprecedented short time Of
days from the time OF receiving the conrsct and WHOM
taking into confederation the excessive weather
the workmen subject to within that period IL is the
quickest speed record in the line OF ship building
Her engine is mostly ON board and was built at the
Alaire Works. a
LArScnrp--The clipper ship Northern Light was
launched from the yard OF the Messrs Briggs Frst street
South Boston Thursday forenoon She is pronounced
by those capable Of judging TO be Of the finest
decd ships sfoat She Is 1000 tons burthen and Is
owned by James Huckips Esq, and others, Of Boston
She viii be commanded by Captain Bailey Lorng late Of
the ship Cairo, and will load In Wrsor Co Is line osCa-
fornia packets.
beautifully modelled schooner Of l4o tons burthen
named the Edwin H. Rewley, will be launched to day at
high water from the ship yard Of essrs Davis Burton
stCooper's Point ~ J. She VIII be commanded by Cap
tain Rogers experienced seaman Of Philadelphia She
l. iuteI ded for the Southern trade.
At Newburypsrt 25th instant, by Mr.. Joseph Coffin,
clipper bark Of go tons, called the flash.
Messrs. EmmoDs Littefeld, kennebunk, will
launch the 9Th instant superior ship Of 200 tons
called the International owned by Messrs. Geo Y. Lord
a Co Of Boston Robert Smith, Jr and VIM Lord, Jr
of kennt bunk and TO be Commanded by Captain David
Brown, Of Provincetown, late Of ship Otomoco
At Bath, Me September loth by Major L Hayward,
clipper ship Of go tons name ana other particulars not
reported.
AT Cape Elizabeth, September 18th, BY Mesrs Turner
Calhoun, schooner OF lGo tons, called the Georgia.
Al Owls Head, Tbomaston sept. 10th, from Browns
ship yard, superior schooner Of los tons called the Me-
Mefsrs. Dabney Cunningham, Of Boston, and Is In
tended for the Mediterranean trade.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27

Tux CONGRESSIONAL EIECTfoN-TuE MENfcAN
BOUNDARY conMIssIoN-1NDiAN RAscALtTY, Ere.
ISnrrEVprNcr, No, September 70 1851.
Intelligence from Santa Te TO the "a instant states
that in the election for Congress, Captain Reynolds
head, Major weightman in Santa fe, by "a large ma
orty II is stil however ,upposed that Major Weight
nan will he elected.
Colonel sumner had left with his commani fOr Navajo
county.
The Apache Indians had leseued with the Nsvsjo7,
srd ran oG with largo portion Of stock belonging to
the Boundary Commission.
Mr. Bartlett was to leave the copper mincs Cor the Ga
about the Let instant.
Gisss and water we're plentiful between Santa Fs and
lad
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
Police Intelligence.

Roibigg gg ErchsVse Ofice-.f bod Ihef.-Between
the hours of ~ and o'clock yesterday afternoon, q
young man Of juvenile appearance, named George VIII
arrested charge OF burglariousy entering
the exchange Office No 79t Chambers street under the
Irving House stealing thcrcfrom gold coin and bank
hills amounting 20 sl72 and upwards the property ofMr.
ssnuei " Parks IL seems that between IL and
O'Clock. Mr.. Parks leh his once aud locked the outer
door while he went into the Irving House for few MI
nucs and during his absence the accused entered the
ofce with skeleton key, and took from the prcusses
the money above named and Just making his exit
from the cice when Mr. Parks returned and observed
the prisoner Al the door fumtpg with the handle IL
he wanted 10 20 in but in fact be had Just locked the
door gain with the fslse key. Mr. Parks not at first
believing he robbed unlocked the door anil in
surrosirg that the prisoner mi hit want 70 get some
locked Al the m he discovered that his money had been
stolen theefom and forthwith went in pursuit. Of the
young msn VII in IA hal ~ the door the moment
before lie hurried down Chambcis street. and turn
ing into church street the prsoner aud another
Mr Fsris scifcd hold q wilson ana accused
BIN of sisslnz The money. Wilson becoming
a'kelcion key and oessn to plead to be allowed to 60
saying that he (rsrk-) would let him clear he would
give up The money hts proposition, It ,. needless to
MoueyPenny, q the Finh wsrd wa. at hand he was
placed Ia Tie cutooy of the police bis person searched
aud In his rockots WIS found the amount OF money
stolen above stated The prisonfr conveyed be-
fore JytCe osborn. together with the money skele
ton ksy. 1he requisite sfhdavits made, setting
forth the burglary sud grand larceny aud the accused
committed % prison 20 the charge at court
mcf.t the norty iourd IN the prisoner, 81 bill
putyey Identified by Mr.. Parks known 90 be in
the mony drawcr ut pvvious o. his absence the
Ctc. 1io attcmpuCo eecep,d. when Mr.. T. seized hold
ofND-rn eol chsr- him With the osence. The escle
ton NY found IN the possession OF the prisoner
taioed 70 nt the llck of the cxchsnge ofhce door
Lc1ffg FiEd-A German named Chsrcs Wei mar,
va sfrets ycsieftsy charge Of stealing so from
Frederick bckhsrdt rcidng ~ No Is Greenwich street.
uudcf ~ oNcvtnT circumstances - The complainant
h tenis haa near sscO and was abou; dcpositlng the
ame Nv the Iiniu 8uts' Industrial Savings Bank, 70
chambers street. Nenar accompanied Lis friend EcS-
hsrot 20 ~ Esh., and aty1,d 70 let HIN coa1t the
money n which ht goseCnt,d aud IN 80 dciug Wclntr
duilf hefrrrCa a counting. cxtraccs So froa the
foll ~ n "a. TIE thCu was not arcertaneo until alter
the ncroJ Deposited The rcxt dsy the accused vas
arrsicd ard fS sulposed to be portion Of the stoeu
money was recovered. JGstee Osborn committed the
a.culel o. lri.on foI trial.
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
Extensive fire Mt Buffalo.

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF rRoPERrY-sEvEN ACRES
OF GROUND BURNED ovEI-PIvE HUNDRED BUILD
INeS IN AsHEs-Loss OF LIFE, ETC.
BUFFALO, Sept. 90. ISL
very destructive fire broke Out in this city about
four o'clock this morning The whole Of the section
the city known the. Hooks together with several
squares NORTH between the Niagara Fails railroad and
the Lake, are in ashes.
strong southeast wind was blowing at the time and
the buildings all being of wood and very dry the fir
spread with fearful rapidty and In less than fifteen mi
nutes the entire block Of buildings Rock and Peacock
streets from the ship canal and Erie street to Evans
street, was in flames.
The FIRE then crossed Eric street. and seized upon the
large planning mill Of the Messrs Eaton.
1t then crossed the canal and Erie street bridge
sweeping everything the opposite Of the canal the
Terrace thence down the Terrace Mechanic street on
both sides Of the canal.
At this point Through the greatest exerton the fame.
checked.
The number Of buildings destroyed IL FIVE hun
dred. Among them Is TIE large brick school house on
Erie street, In District No. 2.
A large amount Of lumber in the Messrs Eaton', mill
and yard destroyed. Also immense quantity Of
lumber in the yards Of George 0ensn and the Messr
Farmer and De Bloqui.re.
1t feared that number Of persons have been burned
to death One dead body has been taken from tie ruins
The loss Is roughly estimsted at half million Of dol
lars.
The insurance on the property IL very slight
The buildings burned were nearly all OF wood.
One Of the remen seriously burn cd while eDdea-
voriug to check the flames.
The number Of families turned out OF house and home
by this disaster 70 great almost beyond conception The
Of the houses destroyed being occupied by poor ia
miles Many Of them barely escaped with their res
tt.. ftI..
The New York herald., 1851-09-27
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