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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Dinnafera. &c.

Sch FcEtI q Hampdsn 90 yer, sshofs he Cow O.
es''s ne A Eot a OF the ssh The coaus and Gsof
gans .tll ashore
Tss' three bssss Capt Smith board tie B sch
hsV Asn ton Caps Cod shea sasd from Gloucester
Ati H. Dgby
To Ssma,sd reported by Capt Hekss Of bp q
Adams boarded ba 81 Aa1rsN q AID or Nsz
TON Cfdf at - Co. loo % TO- Aprt the Brsto las
sio Csut - rep snd at Of hs- YOfE IL u1dolst
saJ he frstol of Bristol Ne from
tosoa, sAal Isa a IS Al oa u ~ b hs Yal0k
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Nnnknn. 20.

ApIs at 80 ~ IS w. sgralnsa Brsh 10 Chsrots ARA
fsutly 40 Ilsamss. bosud =.
Yort
Apr ~ rts7 TO- oa 1lso sns En.Has from ssspori boaaa
Apl q lat a % ol 74 bng TosHa To-. from sew Yo,t for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

The steamer America took sos, 800 in specie
Fom Bosion-
The amount received ST the SOb-Treasury TO.
day was ts9os2 PE3. SsS.l45 Balance g. 1851
In order 70 answer the many inquiries il rela.
uon TO the Indiana Sale Debt Asssfs Wizilow Lsasr
Co have prepared viii much care Pamohiet eoatsoi,
ul statement OF he ssbs and ireladiag hislorv Of
origin and s5esee0eE Arrangement 1Eder IAe sc Of Isa7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Whnlers.

ron ship Ala Adams Of FGtaVsa sstsa Jan p a. Y
90 = reports all vel, ors 50 all sperm ~hAs % tie ttA
4Aec, ntt as4Ean BY ,eknsss. givsn.
sPoass-hErch 70. AT IA s. ", Esva Case Of a1s ioI
Crss1ttEt, rom PacEc, ast fspo Z 4 az RIO Jsnsro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSOLUTION.-Tbe Copartnership
tIheretofore existing between T. 8. White, H.s
lev and AdoD Smith under ths name Oi T. 8 WHITE
co. IA This Day DISSOLVED by muGnI consent
White and T r. HsWloy will continue lhe Produce Cos.
mission business under tn nams Of 8. White Go,
Bhdge-sL They will sso sets all The business Of ne @
hrm. The Storage basiLess will DO conlinsed BY As0e
Smith T. q. WHINE,
7 r. HAWLET
ADON sNIfh
ReW.York, May I, 1851. myl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
FOREIGN Markets, &c.



To-day beng Good Fnssy, hss eseo kepi zap a. stet
ba a the c, Bake, Socs Exchange. AID other
euhe oEcss have clossd The British Nuds ha.s re-
ns fm sucs the s'ats Of tass gesrAy, during
H.. pat shbsd b-ttsr tendency although pcss 10
the Cotton dsc rshs lower &C unt OF e aeoe
In t- raw natsual Woosn distrs tina Qtoa91s have
be ati aud the regards tos 9A
trade Macssfed he lsh Lnsn mari cts
Produce yesterday for the laser oays
w.el thAu for but the unt Of business has oasn
The port fths Sugar brought Forward has aIa
ard rather higher quotations 'oF good
OF Co-e hsvs displayed much tfnns-s, reis
ma q ssh un'ess ~ advanced quotations.
The Iron active for several DAYS pas AM
pres well supported Attic qaaftsfp meet
Ia ptmioshan II business transacted an
n IN. sans as quarter Of have advanced about
a. Without ann rressat indication Of sfahsf that which has
besn 5sing Gurb ltabs 20 the numerous qes
Durug past ehts generally have o=en well sappoe
without ANIMATION and can quote 10 hn'
rather more aounar ot rates Goa
uru. low r To Nsw lotk nta es . ss % -
I'm buky WEIGHT fus goods l6 hartsae 49, eArh
we're ss safhsn~ass phADsse weight is TO IT,, td
due soo5s hard Soc ssIthsa~sre 0 Hanor-Dssa
-s.ht hns 20s hardware sls s2tthsn~Ae 10,
i2 I'd % lt nus goods NOD la
wave lks, eartheuwar 20 e a. tun
There demand Tor BuUoa snee Gu, as sps
cs SILVER Bar silver have been freely tissa
a. quotations for the East cont cues and tue mar
Thursssy She ush mchauts seeouat 90 10
the hsHcan dsdsn's her d@tei on
Aud her spce ght beng a.
tlpssd the Overland Nal Doubloons not q
request Spanish Deuboons aud DoA scarce and
eagerly extreme rates Money improving IN valve sat
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CENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE 0C.

ZEN EEL AND LUNhhII' II y :,
~ CUPATION The sover,issr viii conmaasss 49,
any LADY gentleman Pnntsd l1snurtD1s 10 1900
fuiArb, sufficiently explicit TO enable eber SCI " - ~
The same ss genee ard lucrative OccDpsaon, 800 80 r.
proht or amusement, reQurigg 40 previous 4. sso
and bot bhiog oatsy, thereby leisure ume nsJ ~ Ies
ttsbly ned up end conf risDe income sen s.s,,1t
production 81 eTiices In constant demand. mr. .r,s
be seeoppt he sr,icIs k,1g ~ sTs cassi he nsE'
borhood employ nysef cary snc sIe sone. ,s,u.s
The Instructions viii be puncUsdy forwna,of sao.aze
ofmsil 10 sny part Of The United States re- re- saT
for o., By addressing r L. JEUhEhOs ~
mT2 elDAAMe RoeDcs1eIi -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is given

EOPARTNERSH IP.-NOtice Is I'VE
~ that The firm Of BEACH L PHILLIPS, NO - - -
rsyst, by mutual consent 10 his day dissolved soa -
msnds due the hrm to be paid 70 Efssl1s beaen ss
a. the stable, No 10 murrsy st. and ali densnes
he hrm requested 20 Do presented I'm neois ~
Beach for Settlement AfeY this week sno ay ~. :
Beach will be found e. Butts Hotel. NO NAIL"
May ], ls5l ERAsTUs b6AaItnnees
my2lts PATRICK rnILbn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

The market was rather quiet 10 day at the first
Board with out marked change In quotations Prices !
anything had al upward tendency. The feelog wss
much better than for several DAYS past At the second
Board there quite buoyaut fesng especially 10 Edo
which improved from Sai to 8ss ,osng frm The uneX'
pecedy large receipts Of the mouth had very favorable
elect upou this Stock Reading also very b11ysni
and improved y cent coSipg al 59t. Canton improved
Il; q cent and was 6rm Norwich hssvy ia the morn
ing but improved al the second Soatd to sat Eigewoh
sna Portsmouth, without marked change, but hrm
he second Board. Morris improved T. cent. Erie Sc.
eurltes were fair demand and improved TO p Ct. The
Incomes and ConveriiOles sold a. the sane price, J4
be second Board Governments aud State were without
Married change
In Exchanges the market is heavy at lOl q lO}
Sterling with rather better supply OF bills. Francs
5.l0d5.0si
There is not much doing in Freights, bat the
quotations firm Engagements Of Cotton were mads
at s-S2d 600 or 900 bushels Corn Aid 2o0A 5000
bblt Flour and Dead Weight tl5s To asvre, Cot
Ion 10 going &C. There ia but small business doing FOR
California at 5od7Oc
The supply Of Money on call is large and there
10 difficulty In efecung loans at Sac cent % good
conslersls First class paper 10 In demand and coca g.
rather better rsks The payments into Bank have seldom
been larger Ihsn IN April and It 10 mater OF con-
graduation that merchants have been able to meet
promptly such large amount Of indebtedness
The month Of April furnishes another evidence
OF the immense traffic Of the Erie Railroad and OF thu
caution used by The managers In making their estimates o.
ils business All their estimates have been exceeded By
The actual resRl.s, and The past month flrnShes mos
brilliant precedent for what may be expected hereafter
The estimates made by the Company and is Oeers for
April varied nom S725eO 10 Si75o0o whereas The actual
receipts have been ss9li9 ST. showing an increase OF
some $4,000 The estimate The business has beer a.
follows;
Passet gers and 81
Freight l063 20
1884, 81
April, IA 93i 80
Excess 81
The uAhe OF The four months o. this year cozppsrsd
with the same months Of laSt year hAs been a. annexed
e522 So
'''''.''''.'.... $3.50
Ineresie 80 = esnt)..................Sl8 4sS5
The receipts Of the Long Island Road are also
seOn'idersOe advance OF lss yea, showing over ?! =
cent excess IN April. The hgures are
Apri o.
Apr, 1852 Os
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856 90
Al this rAie Of Increase he receipts Of his year vii bs
$4,000.
Barring Brothers Circular, under date of Lon.
DON APru lsih, Iays, o. American stocks We cuo,e
lnhed States So lses, lloi InIcripuona lesl Ma
sterling h5dlo6i Boston City 5s s2t a95i; PsnpEvl.
vanis S. st ass Maryland sGernS So Pie TRANSACTIONS
are limited
Another circular says; The market Tor Aua,.
esn Safe Stocks remains uaaserel Pnees are a, f,,
lowsl
United States ? Cen. sonda ls5S............ a.
Dnio 4 Cent sonds so-...................lO5 los
Dino + CeKt Sends ls68 ...............ff6! Ia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Passenger. Arrived.

" ffsaBsAp Sszshsrrs (~g~ ch@riffH Mss h.chsh M
satsr Wells n, Pa a1d ssrsalt - Fsk. Ms "
Car,v NJ Dsru.ou fsris. Evsrt.
NJ. Wei Pu-s sui family. Nrs Atehe 81 Ara "a sp4
fs-Hr AkarSs ard 6sbsr M Whsssr. SIivs1,
rcrrrcs ilton l. p Trscy. % Ps'r-y. ~
venue hty Jas he'd C'q Kg Mr. scltr Mttsr Pst
Bson. Tho. LIE Murray, dtN4s haypoas
K Brusn e a Esacock sa5 ~ in t-s st-sngs
shr oua LtrsrpaMf AMI NJ N'fton % h1S
Liverpool fsss ATE cl the ofg Geo Iy
DR. Calhoun
IN rae frd-ro Fsfle- frss Liue-p,o'Dr P'unks hig
Ad4 children Ne Eaysls M rs0uss Sa-sestoa. Gsosss
Johnson n 4 Larkrn.
IL fhP Iaaaa 10 Pow Lirrrp','-John k1skicgs
froz B~rrfsiJ DAVE. On n-f, at Nh"e
s.Emiy White, A.siss Wn AID Hslry Whsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

COMMUNICATIONS %
~ STUh0EB have sssoeiAted with them - sophloe.
Mr. ALBERT o. ALLEN, 10 connection win woom "
will continue the Com mission business under No nso 80
firm Of Adams, BtrrRes L. Co hoa his date .,..,vs
kew-YOTE, May !, 1881. m3l lWu&1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

Iutls Enshsh almost unusus ssadns nAs oscn
tsneS throughout week The following the shch u
yssresy uanssctous Thrss per Cent Conso Annaes p
l. 1919 Msy. " l. " ". Three per Cent
ksduced Aunures, Nsu lhree and Sssef per O-n
Aututss w. g, 9s. Loug Auuuuss 10 = Annaitss
srprng lSsq II Is do expiring 1900 Bauk STOCK SlSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Passepgers sailed.

Ia < pasksfIkp MaAAafs-A for LVsTpoo-Capt Banoory hs
n st .srvs a1ac kdy and srvsut. 6eorgs SroWsr Ne
Orsa Aonsolsy Psusr-ou ESQ ady ana TO chlireu se'
Yok Thomas Boonlsy, Lscs-sr asssi Lynch ss- f2rs
hISIArURE ALNASAc..-...rHIs nAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

BrtrI. bags. sB
Tocsy hhis Cubt Msscoaso sod Al 5k4c uhh shout
&c ecns private terms ard 80 lads Porto ko
81
NOOL-h snu bat srn at tss rsesss sscss Tiers
quy using manufacturers hodog back We
sIy - Pulled coabt At t)9t Ter sTts aad 1900 ~
srrn ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

shovng AZ ksntuky ard ~aeh
The he diminished iaess d pscs The dsAFsnss dur
rg he mouth Vsrs ~ bids receipts .J95
sUGAEs-As scarcely arm hey two tays taA
large busnsss - dong Ths stock As fellows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

When y Re old bonds vet outstanding surrendered
and the securities taken under the Aforesaid there
viii BE- sbsu $3.50 oOl added toe above making the total
State Debt s. csc 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

Frp 10th -Plsadsd Guifp 70 s,.aLng It Wagon a
man FAMED Henry Ze pl.siss guilty 70 grand l.ree-
ny in sling horse ana wagon worth $50 from JOAN
snyth on tbs tth Of November lat. The prisoner
wa eontenned 10 serve two years In the state prison
CksSrs ~ burglary and Grand Larceny "A young
man Patrick Brsckeu. wa placed on trial charged
with burglary and grand larceny IN breaking into tbs
store OF As.tr, waller krep, looking glss. and pic.
tur. frame makers Of broadway aud "a bari
Lane on the l2h OF December. 1t appeared from the
testimony Ct the private Waterman OF Ms,srs Waller
kreps that the Rgkt In question he discsV cred
il gong through the building, that Overcast had
been carried OF and Two desk, had been broken open
On Mr. Waller arriving at the store the morning
he discovered tbs his private desk, well that
belonging 20 the countngreom had been forced open
and number % counterfeit or otherwlse bad bank
bile several paid checks and two promissory notes
had been carried on on one Of the nots, fEhish
for f5s snd pact due thsre remained $50 yet to BE-
psll ihe othsr note was worthless day or tro
after the ROBBERY the prisoner Who vas the employ
OF W a X arrssted AZ the circus in tn. Bo~ery,
for ps.,ipg counterfeit bill on being .ezrehsd the
notes and checks we're fourd upon his person Mr.
waller Sas nov sent tor Who at Recognised the
prisoner aDd the property -hich hal been taken from
bis store Th. burglary wss not proven against the
prisoner sDd zone of the jury Questioned Whistler
note Nhich va,t due and had ONLY thirty dollars
remaining unpaid on ", vas 81 greater vslue than
verdict
Cis,rsd spA S,,gtnr Cio,liar and R,cstring s,5,en
Goeds.-A young German named Henry Born-msnu
va sced A. the Ear ChErged With gra1d larceny aud
receiving stolen gords The prisoner IL impieadsd
Nth smother German. named Christian Grsts bat
bsv claim 81 20 bs triei alone severance ie
and s "a, placed on bis defence jacob Acker testi
hed that be arrested the prisoner the 9Th n Deem
be- in The hous- Q; Mr. William h Astor. in Lafayette
plsce two nights before ths hoase Of Mr. Augustus
kinmsll, no IL F4rst AvsRus had bssz fslonioa-ly
entered aud robbed a about $500 vorth Of clothing
jevslry etc On the a. the prisoner found
crsvat shish Mr E.n=eil ,wors belonged 70 hin.
On tts part 81 tie defence female witness pro.
ductd Who tvtrs positively that he the eravai
given into The po.'ef.on 81 the prsener AZ porter
brought wttpsss prove that this woman vas de.
rspu'she person ana tha, ne kept hou.. o M fame
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

Before The Honorable Jussa Duer
Ffr l0.-Tn the csss Of Csiduelir Murphy. already
reported. bsirg action Tor the death Of plaintiffs
child and injury 70 himself the Jury returned q
sealed VERDICT frr plaintiff ssz5 damages
EFttsf FsHasf. inistfatftE Ciarlss DsHfssn,
Ersudsni n ~ ~ n R.rfF B1sk This vas astios
Instituted BY the plaintiff administrator II her IL
busband for the sun % sse alleged to be drawn from
the hank BY means II forged cheers The checks
stated 70 have been forged by person named srirrn
Who vas a CLERK In MIR Weirser employ and who had
been arrested On the charge, and subsequently di.
niRfeot IN conse4utnee Of no prosecution, Mr.. W.
having died and the bank not coming forward b sub
stsDtate the charge The amount 81 MONEY deposited
by the ctcesssd between the sth ~ January 1915 and
bic death va s2ae col go and the balsnc. els med TO
be due vas ~ ToT The DEFENDANTS sssert that the
amount dseucting the alleged orsss checks IL only
81 leo 20, vbich they are willing 10 pay They deny
that the checks forgsrie-, AMI state that their
amount 90. charged duly against Mr. wei.ser, Ia his
bark book that be aid not d'pute the checks nor
complain that they we're forzsries was there any
fault found With the balance struck On the books
Adiournsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11

CouRr INQUIsY.-A court OF inc Jury was recently
held ut Brooklyn TO inquire into certain charges pre-
ferred by Captain Luce, Of the steamship Arctic,
against passed midshipmsn g. II. Bier United States
Navy, and third csr OF that vessel The court gave
a unss imous decision-frt that passed mij,nip PIMA
Bier not guilty Of neglect OF duty in leaving the
deck whilst duty sscon lily, that b. not guilty
ofgsners neglect OF duty and, thirdly that he was
not guilty OF running the ship of her The
senter concludes by saying that the conduct OF all
the naval officers OF the Arctic correct and proper
CouHr NssusL.-rhs defence of Commander Mars.
ton made by hi: counsel Josiah Randall, ESQ of
Phis5el phis before the Naval Court Martial sitting
on beard the Pc nnsylvsbis on wednesday. The pro-
ceeoings in the closed Friday, aud we're
transmitted TO the Navy Department.
The Court then proceeded with the ease OF of
the Of the yorktown charged With disobsiisnce
orders and mutI conduct after ths less that
.fip.
Commodore siost who hu been on business 70
Washington tor some time, arrived at the Norfolk
navy ard on Friday, in the Baltimore steamer
Tie U 8 chip Ply mouth. Com'r Gedney. vas at the
Noif IL navy yard CT the Eth dischargng and dis
ting
The L steamer Engineer arrived a. Norfolk on
Saturday from Bait more with draft Of sssmsn She
to leave in tn. evening for Washington for the
purpose io towing TO thi. yard the steamer ALE,
ghsny she made the attempt last week bat was pre-
vented by the ice In the Potouacn being able TO
proceed further than Aqua Greek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-11


.r5%sa nsssI
BaIis-Asntonomi Collins Rio Jspeiro G Collins Koop-
h 1 Ase aIsso So P.nobs
lane hatAnzas c Read St Harys, MIisn. Mobile, W
Brgs77svaloy tRrl Gsllsrd. Bahia. Rw Trunay s Co
hsyo Jacksonville, Buck Co; Condor tFrJ, Grsdnss
5 hr.~Ci.s Ellis Harmon. Charleston. N LMocr..dy q
pes Ea w.ms ph Phi Ssa bousss oasS
d. Utica Davis Portland; cheetaw Ramsey New Bedford
hetalluc, Yerrill Gloucester.
Arrived.
shig 2sssn ysto,is Case nasa se1:I AnjisT Mo-
sei vessel 70 Eiwsh. Thonss Pot,s o. Phila
Gss o tie from s S.sstsa ton Dec
!. Ion y . spsSs Bs ssia rA.s from Haa. sns
sap iPs.Dsnssnss tpssl fIs,'ssG Loaa'S De. With
sss s.a sg.t Conn H,Er.: De. 20 with nas. and
ship Memphis, BunAer New Orleans, % days With mdse,
snip Chsse, white Charleston. days with cotton and
rice = Wade S s,, Gn met "a a, GsrS L.sou exchanged
s. ea1 s Tssr G.assn h a,, in ballast:
b.rl Peter Dsni, Hosy. savannah, days with cotton
B.fk Norton buckley, savannah, days. with cot
Brs ls.tslla thrl Porrett. PsrnambuoO. Il days. with
nrs mere P.sros Nes,iaa with fruit chOtssu. Merle
Brig hlsli, (of K.stportl sav,r. Island Of cOzu@s
Lcos, Of YueatanI 20 days. with brszilsto wood, TO
0ca.n bird. ForOp. CURACAO. 81 days. with hides, &C.
10 Batnen Graves X Go.
Brs solomon Eaton SPARKS YouvtA Is SAys. with mo-
laests, NC, TO r Owen & Som
Br Hstse, souhaoh Ca-denas is days. with sugar and
Bris wsiton ci.rt X,..nr. sd,y. with ms,s,o,
&c to Carts Co. Came up TO the city On sunday
Might during the dente foz No date Lat 81 90 Ion 10 30.
passed bark Convoy, Of 81 George bound n.
Bark Edwsre Knudson. Apalaehieola Ia days With cot
ton, tobacco. 40, 70 Post.
Brig Augusta Stone, Savannah, days With cotton and
rice, TO sturses, Chairman Co
selr Miranda Psrzsss st croiH IL days. With fruit &C.
to Geo De Forrest x Co.
schr I,ste Achora, sylvester Roeilspd
sohr Delaware. Holbro Rocklsnd
Propeller Stag keAeha, Eastport, via Boston, days
Below.
ship Iavathan. Eail. from Newcastle E
ship ADELAIDE, rom Havana
ship Hartford. ssnntmhn, days from Savanna, with
e0tttp and rice. 20 Dunhtm n Dlnen.
SLIP Alliance, Robinson from Charleston.
Iak Exaet Stereba from Savannah with cotton and rice
TO Bsurges. Chairman n CO.
Brs Psigr, Th.te6sr, from Savannah, with ottOn and
rise. to Durham 4 Dm0n.
BriE Baldwin. Eokman, FROM Charleston, with cotton
and rice. 10 Durham Dmon.
TIE following vessels Furnished BY tie ssaneo,.
Ts.grfph, Anoh6red the Bay the t0r-shps Lyons
Col cutts lnevG brigs 4 HJlsr; George Leslie
rsrssv dense FOG envslopsi The city and rivers from
until late ngh during which large mber OIL
vessels, Inward tound were Obliged 20 come 70 snehsr be-
tho NAovs aud he city There fresh breeze
during the afternoon from 20 Sc but IL did act have the
clear the fog TIE Traasit Of the south
Ferry boats after having let's her slip cane in contact with
the Hssssv, one hs Hamilton Avenue boats which con
Large Quantities Of lee ia beth rivers and In the bay
JAS l0-wind at sunset from Sc, with thick fog
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Teiegrsphic Marine Reports.

BOSToH, Fet ~
Auivee-Btig, Henry Williams ard neRry Males.
from Perrambuco Jsn sd in With brig water witch
for Baltmor. Left brig Loper, fer philadelphia in -
days spobe 2. lat 81 Ion o. the ship htvum from Bu-
kyrss tor Busttn sift lat IS 49, Ion 20 ship
steering s. showing sgnal With tiuo border and white
Witch red slusrt b'h inst lat 81 49, Ion ~ TO-
cav bark Nosts, Boston for savannah.
ship Aryum, Buesos hyrsa Dee 10 Jan y on the kqua-
Tor. lon 81 - ship SAcsasa Busnos sJrss Ter BoStan
Bark Maria. Palermo, Dee 10 brig John Dow, hatan1i
jan ga cahafiEe Nchoi Cardsnas Jan y sshrs Hano-
yer. Jscue'. sctf Bolivar New York.
Cltarec-BATk OAK, Baltimore scr Bay state. New York
Bkr-roL, FEB !.
FAlsd-sckr President. ~ Thenr.
l9th-Arr alosp HuAtrois, Brghtmsn, kforr. .
NNw OELrsrr, Jan 81.
ssusd-sAip Emperor, Boston; bask oy..do. kr9rs =
In por-prig s,ry Farrov, warren. sfsrh Tor Frank
fcrt sohrs Fcan9ke DWELL, for Portl,rd Cooley Co
RJter. NNork fer Boston Go. Laven, Boston fsf
Bok LtOuHrd Wison Lubec for doi Presaent, Padonri
Bristol Tor 81 Thomas, Higgins, -. Boston i0r Tan
der.
Arrives-sicor Helen, NYtrk.
s.isd-eehfs Laftin Phi.sslphi,; Corroia Sarah Au-
susts. Ind Crusade. HIerki slgop rritune, do.
FAovtnTNcy. FOB 2.
tuivsi-sthr Nary BAtinorei lOthb,rs Ao.da France
VII CAArlsston ~ schr Beia Peek, saith. Norfolk; slosp
0strte, Ctlby, NYotk.
Cleared Dris EdpsraLina. ounJ,mA
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TIE CcGkhoarirg Naicontsnfs : The Eaghsh FIR.
gg-Tfiai FER Murder, Sc.
The constant attendance Of the police Is require d
at Richmond, to avert collisions between the
IRISH malcontents who were discharged from work
ire on the coal whsrves, and the Germans who
fook their places. Several u the latter have been
drtsdiully beaten, notwithstanding all the precau-
lions taken. The proprietor Of a hotel where
number a German laborers reside, has been
uHfned By Synonymous letters that he will be
burned out, IL he allows them 10 stay
Henry Berkeley Holdsworth. the young English.
man VINO was arrested under a charge ~ forgery.
committed AZ Leeds, England, was this msrning
discharged from custody BY Comm .siGner lngra
ham. there not icing sufficient evidence TO hold
him, and no reQuisiuon had been obtained for his
delivery The prisoner has restored 10 the agent
fert Ia pursuit, all the proceeds Of his crime
The long pending trial Tor the murder ~ George
Emory, in which CAPT Err derrick Binder, Englehard
Jabst, and John Asttalk, are the defendants. was
commence this nnomlug and attracts an immense
crowd, the most of which are Germans There
IL great tympaihy fer Capt Binder, who is uniyeT-
seiy believed to'be innocs nj Of the charge Al al
fenipi was made 10 have his case tired separately,
But II was overruled By the court. The case u
proceeding but slowly, only four Witnesses out %
nearly HUNDRED, having been esamsed 40 10 the
pressnt time VIM. ~ Reed. Gustavus kemak,
u r. Brown. VIM. II. Dickerson, and X. M.
Scott, appear for the prisoners.