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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
DILGRIM'S PROGRESS-Will soor

Il CLOSE-At Washington Hail. 500 Broadway-The
Panorama OF Bunyans Pilgrims Progress, illustrating this
wonderful slegory Of the glorious old dreamer" and
containing designs OF Vanity Fair the Land Of Beulah the
Valley OF the Shadow Of Death Mercy Painting az The
Wicket Gate, and many others, By the first American Art
lists.
The public are respectfully informed that the Exhibition
OF this Painting which has received he universal
mlums OF the public Press and which has been visited by
most all the Schools and Churches OF City, will close
during the coming month.
Open every Evening at Ito commence al before
O'Clock Admission Is cents Descriptive Catalogues con-
tanning beside other interesting matter the names Of the
artists who designed the several scenes, l2i cents
Exhibitions on wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, II
O'clock when children will be admitted .. half price
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ENFHOWS, MTNSTRELS. AT Eel

a LOWS OPERA-HOUSE. 444 Broadway between
Howard ard Grand Open every night ourisg the EeeA
The celebrated original and well Known Fellows mns
tres comprising an efficient and versatile corps OF talent
ed and experienced performers under the direction OF j.
b. Fellows whose Concerts In this City for Ihe last year
have received with The greatest favor by the elite and
fashion Of this great Metropolis Their Concerts consist OF
BurlesQue Italian Opera Scenes Witty Sayings, Solos,
Duets ChOruses Dancing and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert
for the accommodation ofades and families commencing
O'clock r. NJ. Admission Is cents. Doors open at g.
to commence at H. mi
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JSHN T. ROLLINS, Auchoneer.
SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

0TuRE. SAUCTlON-The undersigned respectfully
give rotce their friends and the public that they
prepared 10 give their personal attention the sale Of
Household Fan1re al public auction during the ensuing
mis- lot' Office s. Wal-sL
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BY Telegraph.
Yrom orr Correspondsnt ]

NORFOLK, March ll-A yesterday, sch George from hN
sguez.
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ID. s. HoUcH. Anctoneer.
THIS DAY, at l24 o'clock, at As Beck
IL msnst. lot Of secondhand furniture sofas Chsln
Buresux, Bedstesds, Crockery, Tin Ware, &c Also,
quantity Of new Furniture, consisting of Dressing Bs'
Teaux, Sofas and SOFA BEDS sads Card and Work Tables,
Hal Stands Extension Tables, Chairs and Bedstssds-
Also an invoice Of Porcelain, and Bohemian Vases ke-
Also LOT Of hair andhusk Mattresses, without reserve
ml2 IL
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markets. :, CAREFULLY REroarKD roR TAG FRrsUNs

Markets. CAREFULLY REpokTED ToR TAG rRIsUNs
"WEDNESDAY. March u.
ASHES-The market Is better for Pearls with fair de-
mand at 6s2 Pots steady ~ S7i as So Tbs saes
are IS bbs
Export from lat to lith March 1881. 1850.
Fota .....bhs.- - f3f
Pearls. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. none 76
COTTON Continues very hrn win fair &C ivty prln-
epGly speculative. The sales reacn s.ioo bales
Export from Isl 70 I'M March 1891. 1850
COtton.......................hs es.. - As 1913
Export from he Unied States,
Since Les September 1850 bales $50 90
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.-ox-o B. A: CHmTos. Aucuooeer

By Y. Cotton, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-A
1.-The auction loom, 50 Beekman st and SO Ann,, "a
Friday, the fih instant at 10y O'clock large and n1a
some assortment Of Household furniture worthy me "
tenuon OF housekeepes, consisting 10 part OF Baess
every descriptions Iron, Black Walnut and Rotew~s
% Ma,o slsoga1y CO. one isrge and hsasy Ts,ss
Tees and ether S0fss Sofa Bedstead arble Top fsoe
Gard do, Extenson Dining Tables, Wardr0bes, boos
cases Writing Desks, Secretaries, Ofce Chairs boos
Racks, Writing Tables, handsome white painted Funms
en- suite, enclosed Wsshsands, Mahogany Chairs, Sc
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.

D-P r. BARNUM, Proprietor and Manager. yoHP
8REEEwoOD ia Assistant perform.
snce al g. In the Evening at "a O'Clock Admlianee % c
children under 10 years w PsTquette and Circle ~
certs extrs Unexampled triumph OF MADELAlNE, or,
The Founding Of Paris. In tho Afternoon commencing
Al s o'clock he comical piece Of BURIED ALIVE and
DANCE by Mics West Evening, at " O'clock MAOE-
Lame o. The Founding OF Paris. The innumerable
Curosiles Of this Museum the Chinese Collection
kc., are 10 be at all hours nlV
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A. Al. MERWIE Auctoneer
UY BANGS, BROTHER 81 co. 20t
a1BROADWAY.-Casb advances made upon al COS
signments
NEw-YoRK sPRISe TRAps sALs-ro be eommsneedes
MONDAY MORNING. March "A, 1881, and continued
during that and the succeeding week,
At the New Trade Sale Rooms l3 rarkFow.
The Catalogue for the next Regular Trade Sale now
ready and may be had application at the rooms OF ne
undersigned IL embraces tho usuzl great assortment Of
stock including contributions nearly the entire Pub
fishing Trade Of the Country and several choice consg
ments OF English Books.
Nearly so acts OF Stereotype Plates OF popular and sale
able Books will be offered q. this sgie
The Stationery Department embraces mos extensive
variety OF Fancy and Staple Goods, Writing Papers @
Terms or SALE.--On all purchases from tho wnolo Can
logue amounting 70 $50 and upward, four and sir monf
credit purchases from the whole Catalogue lees nsn
e750 and than $780, four months credits and al pu'
chases less than 800, cash.
discount OF one per cent will be SLOWED al pr.
chsses exceeding 81 600. BANGS. BROTHER co.
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&ATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, Second

0Senes, corner OF Broadway and Fhirteenth-st-Open
every day rom O'Clock Ia the morning till 10 Ia the eve
ming Admission Is cents These works OF art consist OF
collection Of Is Views Of Europe Asia Minor SYRIA the
Holy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia and are taken nom
Nature and painted In oil by Prof SATTLER mIOIwuas
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vONAIdAN ~. dOLbhOOh, Auc-
~ uoneer and Commission Merchant, Office 70 Broadway,
NewYork
Referepces-Hon Noses NJ. Grtnnel, Hon. J. fresca
Hall, Simeon Draper, ESQ Hon WV Brady @ Herring
Esq. Geo y. Nessiit. ESQ. Coleman Stelson -.
Sales OF Real Estate Household furniture, Groceries Ms
Outdoor Sales solicited. Money 10 Loan on Bona 10
Mortgage. dlm'
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AMUSEMENTS.

THEODORE EISFELD'S Second Clas-
sicaI OUARTETTE sOIREE will take place on
SATURDAY. 18Th inst at the Hope Chapel Broadwsy, OPP
posite The New-YoTk Hotel Vocalist, MI. m mayer
Pianist Mr. w Scharfenberg. The principal pieces are
Compositions by mozart, Beethoven and Rob Scn1manu
See small bills Tickets, 81 each. mis- otua'
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SECOND BOARD.

Harlem. .................68 Ehe....."'"""',"".l
Reading .................6O4l
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17

w ANHED .--cre or two Girls to learn u
" Millinery business, enquire AZ tnv Paw
lATtNK BONNET STORE.
Wer,e'ly, April 1881. o.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17
LEON AHD STEEL,

C7le suboc4ipor9 are now receiving an addition
! 10 their usuel sock of Iron and Steel,
which copgistc q Round, square end Octagon
as. steel; Eusiieh Blister; American Blister;
Iring, Toa.cor5, -weeds and German steel;
ali ms vmie,ies Of Iron wanted by Farmers,
Mechanics. OF Manufacturers; steel springs !;
ROW Bars; Hinges; Cart and Wagon Boxes
lnl 4 variety ., other articles. which they will
. IL It.! loN as can be bought AT any other store
t .a. vicinity,
H&F. SHEFFIELD
u.u..'ucl Anrl
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17
Faithful Love.

-, drnom of Snrinr
~ Go , o,am tho sIoepinr earth:
ooni0o y - - tne ho,,.,c voInr Hou,~in-. n,
An instant pangless blrth'
Our life had been Wih'er-to'I,
Our hearts were as WINTER Ho'li
A frozen, sterile grouha
Till thoughts OF love on GIl'ealIs "ihS'
Like birds, gave harDihg'r ol pF"5'
Then Vurdure sPrahg hr"Nho'
orr Iovo cana os tbo oorlv dew
Comes unto droonino hIwegs.
Dronpinr its first sweet frasIncst an
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17

The YANKEE AND THE LAwYaR.-A
native of the United States says the Mon.
treal Herald, srme time ago, having en-
ployed lawyer in this city to DO some
business for him, was leaving his oficc
without offering him 4 fee, when the law
yer observed:
"My good sir, you should give me fee
you should act towards your lawyer as YOU
do towards your horse-you should Give
him feeding at starting, Il you wish linn
to perform his journey"
Well, SQUIRE" answered Jonathan, az
always use my lawyer as do MY hoes
wh2n | want them to 90 tothc other end
of the yard, Iput the feed there, and they
gallop to it,"
The answer was so ready and so drolly
expressed, that the lawyer galloped Gike
the hog) to his feed, and was well fed by
his client
Geg~Wc clip the following from IN ax-
change. Though We do no have much to
complain of, oursalf, yet we insert it for
the benefit of our brother typos -
The man who would systematically and
oann,t h;,hwa, Ll,,,, ,'',r, "',''
b,, and raL u of i, .;nS .rbr"aI & %i, ,l,% % y,
Is, G M h;t of hoocalo w. t%,,, ,-. '"',s ',,S
FOB church o. counterfeit pennies
lick the butter off a blind ncgro's filter,
pawn tue laSs "i'lSN'F" o. a "aHH5 ,or d
uiink oi iIIuorLSAin = 'o'' 10y Us ''t'' --
make a respectable apnaa~anc, in sori.ty
mn ~.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17
Flour,

1Sn bbl. Flour tor eamily use. Hurns..
1sID Fancy AMI T. ra far s.I
AIri l. rL"r,. f', * ,nCFI.u
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17

r3'uck. April ]
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-17
NOTICE.

ELISHA G. BARNES would inform thepua
lie, that he has good assorunen. Of Papera
Magazines, ana standard Works
n j. Books on different kinds g. to order
Ladies and Gentlemen, Il,4sq cali y tie
News Office and obtain a paper, or Mtga2,n.
-healar than can BE- found in this place.
Westerly April !, 1851
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
!, CRESCENT OFFICE.

TobaccO-We heard of no sales worth reporting.
Sugar and MOlasses-The supply is still light. and the
sales limited about 200 hhds Sugar 55hc for
fair fully fair, and 800 bbs Moases S for fer
menting and 3a033c v gallon for reboed.
FlOur-Sales limited to 1900 bbl, including 500 bbs Ohio
a 10$4 15 800 St. Louis, in stained PACKAGES pr
100 ST. Louis at "a 35, and 100 extra Illinois at
IS W Dbl. -
Grain-COTn dull with sales Of 1900 sacks white and
yellow at 50 $780, two lots 50 and l5C0 in smaller
GELS at 5D54c bushe OF OATS 300 sks St. Louis sold
at 45c bushe and Of Bran 500 SKIS at 760s0c W l0O.
PrOvisions-The Pork market active and 3oO0 bbs
taken for export including 500 bbs branded Mess in
three lots $4 50 $50 at sl4 3 4a0 inspected Prime at
$l2. and the following lots without inspection 4W Mess at
sl4 1O9si l2 700 at $l4 Is; 400 at ga & lCo at sl4
and 450 Prime sll rs % BACON 2o casks were
sold. including 10 cks Missouri ribbed Sides at So 40 Cncn
natl do at SO 40 Clear about s. and 10 cks Shoulders in
two lots at SIC ib. Lard firm, with sales OF les
bb on private terms $50 kegs No. 10 and 200 prime
| in lots at ll5ac Yb
ROpe-Saes 500 coils good. were taken at SIC cash
Cohee-About 1890 bags Rio were disposed of at 9A@
| l0c D ID, the inside figures for re- -bagged
Candes-A Jingle lot of 800 bxs Emery's brand sold
iecsVb.
Naval Stores Sales 600 bbls, at % for Tar, % 70
Pitch. and sl 75Y bbl for Wilmington Rosin
WhiskV-We noticed sales of 800 bbls Rectfied from
faboat, at 10; 100 Fletchsr 1914 and IS bbls Raw
2i1ac v gallon.
i Exchanges-Demandl limited !; we quote:
Sterling I91skOIl
New York sxty-day Bills s...........16l1s y Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYo par OK y ct. prem
ships were taken up for Liy
erpoO at 7.l6d for Cotton.
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24
TELEGRAPHIC.

NEW YORK. April a.
The by the Pacific have had the efc depres
our Cotton Market to-day sales have been only l500
bales, decline of lac. Mddng is quoted at l0Ac
Pork steady with moderate sales of Mess SIS 12a,
and of Prime at s3 p Dbl.
NEwYORK. April 22-Noon.
The demand in the Cotton market has been moderate this
morning, unchanged prices.
Old Mess Pork he at sl4 and sl5 l2s bb
CINCINNATI, April q.
The river has been stationary for the last two
days. At Pittsburg there ten feet water in the
channel and falling, with pleasant weather
@rt NEwYoRB, April 22-p. N.
The Cotton market continues dull and depressed but the
day passed without any further decne the sales reaching
about 1900 bales Midding at 10s4c. tf ;
Pork has also been dull, but prices are unchanged.
We have YET tidinss Of the Asia.
Boston, April a.
large concourse of citizens gathered in front o
the Revere House. filling the street each way for
great distance to listen to the address of Mr. Web
ster, delivered in conformity with previous nvi
| tation. Mr.. Webster spoke from the gallery Of the
| Revere House, and his address was received with
| frequent bursts of enthusiasm.
| LOUISVILLE, April 2a-p. NJ.
| The river at Cincinnati is yet stationary.
The steamers Peytona and Glencoe have departed
| for New Orleans. delta
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

RycoRDrR CENors' CoURT.-1n the absence OF Joseph
Genois Esq Recorder of the First Municipality Alderman
Fabre presided in the above court Yesterday
Stealing Woney.-AIthur Oyer was brought up on
c,rpe of robbne Joseph Nunez who Keeps Intelligence
fce in Madison street. About the Sh instant Oyer was
in the employment Of the prosecutor and on that day. ne
took from his office u, pair Of pantaoons and mat'rs
his property He rsmanded. .tu
Serious .4ssaut.-John Brown, free man Of color,
charged Thomas Lyons, John Woods and Robert Robert
son. with assaulting him his own house on burgundy
Tuesday last They came to ms door whe ne was
taking his dinner made noise, and called him out Seeing
that they assault him, he went inside his own
gateway. upon which Of them struck him on the mouth
with piece Of lead placed upon the end OF stick and
otherwise and injured him. Information OF the assault
being given the Watch.hOuse, Officer Leonard went to
arrest the defendants and when he took hold Of Lyons he
drew from his breast dirk with the intention of sabbng
the officer They all sent to the First District Court
assault Nth Hatchet.-A man named Auguste Landry
sent to the First District Court for striking Henry Clau
with hatche the 18th April while on bis own pre-
misses in Old Levee street. y -... g.
Stsaltng Linen-Iewis Kadtch charged with
stealing quantity of linen, worth about dollars, from
the store of Mr. Louis Ducourneuu, at the corner OF st.
Louis and Charities streets He went quietly to the store
about hafpast O'Clock yesterday morning, and very un
conceredy alked off with roll of linen. but arrested
| by sbopman. Sent to the First District Court.
A Pickpoeket-George Lilly charged with attempt
ing pick the pocket Of Nicolas Marelch in IRENE stree
Market 1t appeared that the prosecutor kept fruit stant
in the Market and yesterday morning about two O'Clock
while he asleep his stand, he felt the hand OF some
in his pocket. and Immediately awakened. and found Li
attempting rob him. He sent to the First Distric
Court. ln',-a.s-9+
assaui.-George Falsgraph charged with assautin
his wife in shameful Tuesday last. and re
i manded for evidence
Il OBTAINING Property after the Death Of the Ooner.l
man named Brevue charged by Louis Gulebeaue wit
OBTAINING the goods, cbaes and other property belonen
to the late Jean Bernard and refusing to account tor 1t
complainant who the owner. He was remande
for further investig cation.
Thett-John Cassidy sent to prison to await furih
examination for stealing gold pencil case from Ellen GreeI
on Sunday last, at the bottom of Custombouse street.
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24
New York Correspondence.

NRwYoRK, April Is. 1851
Eds. Crescent-It is rainy day but the now steamship
Union does mind the weather. and Capt Budd the
compshed sailor and gentleman, will put her through today
for NewOreans He has large freight; and we trust that
his craft will continue well patronized.
There nothing especially to communicate. For sew
eral days past sundy of our city have been at war
the subject of the claims of kouh and his associates
Surprising appear, Austria has her defenders and
k0uth his enemes among those in this city who wed the
intellectual sword. the pen. ,.-a,
Metropolis exceed 81 COO. 1t stated yesterday that
this bank had abandoned the idea of operating in to
the country banks redeem their own bills in this city
but Both country banks and the brokers
| squirm at the prospect. .a
The Erie Railroad will be completed day two. thus
uniting the lakes and the Hudson. j.
The abolition enute the delivering up OF Sims
| =. The Boston Hunt ''-''F The Game Bagged."
The number of that arrived in this city
yesterday was 29sl fourts coming via Liverpool Abou
5000 had arrived between the lst and the 14th inst
An extensive robbery took place at the Shakespeare.
| Duane street, on Saturday. The victim Germa,
named Pswnng. Just returned from California The robbie
look s2O9 gold eagles, but passed bsg containing
sIl gold dust. knowing, OF course what
We are very much in the condition in which Ralph W ald
Emerson says preachers they havs nothing L
| say, and they it,
Daniel Webster is still his residence in Marshfeld.
The citizens of Limerick, through their Mayor have in
ved the Mayor NewYok and the Americans who nien
the Worlds Fair by the of that
pont the American continent and partake in grea
banquet to their honor.
They exempt American vessels, this visit from the ord
| nary local harbor dues.
Stmson 4 Co, send large freight by the Union. 8.
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

t The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Of Dr. HUNTER
opposite site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This the
collection valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
A,his the wish Of Subscriber dispose Books and de-
attention exclusively dealing Watches, Jewey ETC.
he offers them prices cash. Among them the
Theology, Law Medicine, Novels, Bellies Le'tres
Poetry and Science.
~ The Novels and Pnhlicauons always on hard
apS JOSEPH RAFAEL, No, 81 ST. Charles street.
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

Shin Anna Rich, Bumell, Liverpool, unney y hovol
Ship Cbimera, Bangs LIVERPOOL. ~ ua'e
Arrived.
eam.hjp Union Budd days and 18 hour from NewY
10 ths Baize, To Bsbcock s. Fennell-M my.
Ship Sultans, Barrett, days from New York to Cohen
Bds Toscsie. Atwood. 10 days from Cardenas. to G
schi Eouiss Ssan ssas days from Apsachicos. to G
sshs iss Msissssi. wss'sado Is day. from Charleston to
schr Thompson. day. from Apalachooa.
. =. -. srRAMsOATa
Cora No 2, Keeling, from Camden.
Grand Turk, Roblrds. from 81 Louis
Music, Sreck. fJom Laf0urche.
Moro Castle, Scott, from Cincinnati
Pacific. Flthan, from st Louis.
- Pride Of the West. Rogers, from St Louis.
8 w Downs Cannon, from Bayou Bartholomew.
Tennessee, Titus. from Wabash River.
Tuscumbia Johnson, from Lefi0re.
Towboat Yankee Flinon from the Passestowed down and
the 18th inst bark Mandasin and brig Hamlet
So. brought up brig T0reelO and schr Louisa Sears
-'4s--s 'ssA3... -
Exports.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Chmera: l2O4 bales cotton. 1900
LiVERPOOL-Per slip Anna Rich: 2455 bales cotton.
1 Imports.
| NEW YORK-Per steamship Union Assorted mdse.
| NEW YORK-per ship Sultana: Asscre, mdse.
eAPALATHiC6IA-Pe sclr Louisa Sears: 80 bale
| cotton Wright. Williams &co.
| APALACHICOLA-Pers schr Washington: 50 bales cot
CHARLEsTON-Psr schr Merchant: 100 casks rice /,
| n ] Hart EcO. Z
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

STEALING HoRsE.-Last night. about halfpast 8
O'Clock, man named Mike Riley stole horse. saddle and
brde from the door of house in Circus street. The horse
belonged Mr. Stephen Rome. and was tied to post at the
door Of the house which he had for the Of
ansactng business and Riley seeing there cooy unthd it,
mounted, and rode off
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

HotisEBREAKIsa.-Theh house of Mrs. Martin, in Caron.
dele Walk. broken during her Sunday
evening, and the Of $ls stolen. Her absence
ony temporary and the robbery efected with great
dextey. named Deguy has besnin custody for the
offence but discharged yesterday for want of svidsnos
The daily crescent., 1851-04-24

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY DY SPANIARD.-Thee or -four
days Geographic dispatch received in this city,
directed to the Spanish Consul stating that had
ceeded in deoamping from New York with $780, which he
had stolen from woman with whom he has lived for
number Of He supposed taken passage
in the steamship Union, from New York this city, and
directions given for his immediate should he ar
i've by that vessel warrant granted the instance
the Spanish Consul by Recorder Genois and on the arr
v, tofhe Union Tuesday night inquiries made and
it discovered that answering the description
give been passenger, but had booked himself by the
name r Simpson, instead of his real name Antonio Sausot
Yeser " morning officer bouosa prosecuted his inquiries
the de ut hotels and found Anona al the Veranda where
he had taken up his residence He Immediately arrested
and his ltggaae taken the First Municipality watch.
house, whre he by the Spanish CONSUL and
nzed the person described by the Geographic
cation.
In searching him. belt found containing $3O6, all in
gold. and his luggage consisted of trunk carpet bag.
brace Of double barreled pistols, Spanish dirk writing
desk leather hacase silver watoh and great quantity o
and he confined in the Municipality jail, to await fur
ther proceedings.
We learned. by inquiries made in his presence, that hs
came originally from Havann, where he lived till within the
last fifteen years. Before leaving Cuba he had law sui
with his wife. which terminated in her favor. and left hin
heavily sadded with damages. He then sold his 70
$4,000 and with the proceeds went to New York. where
practced his profession, that Of doctor After being Their
some time. he met lady Of property, with whom he soo
became intimately acquainted, and being unable to MARI
her, they colabited together and passed and wife
They lived on the greatest terms of friendship until rhoI
time when sausot became dissatisfied, and ended tn
acquaintance by deeamping with her money He left Ne,
York the 18th of April and appears have gone dreI
to the vessel from his own house, ST. = 3.