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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-07-03
FLOATlNG-BELL BEACON AND BUOY
FOR HATTERAS SHOALS.

FUR HATTEIkAS SHOALS.
PROPOSALS will be received mt the Coast Sur
vey office, Washington. for an iron beacon
and bell and for iron buoy until the 18th day of
July to be delivered at Hatteras Inlet before
the lst day of October, 1851, to the officer charged
with placing them.
The bell beacon to be of best iron, 40 feet long
and 10 feet beam. The buoy to be 10 feet inches
long, and feet inches largest diameter, and TO
be built in accordance with drawings and specf-
cations to be seen at this Office.
SAMUEL HEN,
General Dsbursing Agent U. S. Coast Survey.
June 24-eodtJulv 10
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-07-03
ARRIVAL. OF STEAMERS HERMANN AND
AFRICA.
Advanee IN Cotton and Breadst,.fs

AduGnee IN Cotton and BrsadstufS.
NEW YoRK, July LIP m.-The steamshi
Africa, from Liverpool, and Hermann, from Sout
ampton. have arrived here. The Africa bring
Liverpool dates to the 2lst of June, being OF
week later.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
az LEN 5.
kY xxa ukaANe

: tkou hasi eteaiiei aaFef. -
Ihs taol may act b. hlighlsai
h thoa INST snpnahed = lam,
Once muir il my he liflied;
HUI on III, hap Or an Thy lais,
The stflna Whieh thou lisal hfakeu.
Shah aesrl III sNeft slnnd agsia
..Ise 10 lll touch a TOKEN
/ linn haz laaasd a bfdi
9hass saies Of sang could cheer thee
SIN, sill he nay be wan
From The skirs 10 safhle nfaf thee
nai Il apaa The lfauhled SEA
Thau hAAl ihfaan gem unleedsi,
ilope nal that hs wind OF The wase fhall bring
The tff4saFt back whsn aeededi
I ihaa hssl bfsssd sine.
The sanmefa hfraih Is healing.
And IFS elnsisis yel may grow
Through the rates their bloom TesealIngi
ilnl Il ihnn hast = cup o'sfIhfnNa
Hhh a bfishl afaashl fIled=ah. aeeef
Snail the fafih give hack lhal lasisiied wealth
lie eepl III! pafehsd lipis feyet'
Tie tsall !. Tie that cup,
II Ihan wasie the love II hare thee.
And Ike thai iessl gene,
Which The deep Kill Hoi rssiefe thee;
And lii. thai stnng Of harp nt luie
Mhtaes tie sRefl seuad : seaiiefed-
Gently, oh gently, touch tie ehafsis.
80 soon iufestt shaitetsdi
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

1he ttgnlal eontse ei Lectures in the In.ttnl.
will eammenee en lhe III Of November. aud ecu.
iihue until ihe Iasl Of February. The Anal 1miea
Department will he orened aud feady 10 ftesiss
students by the first ai oeintrf The Mrdleh
Department will be nnltl The direction Of tie fol
lowing
PROFESSORS.
] CONQUEST eRosz, NJ. d, ffafrssns u lhs
hsIfules q Medieiae aud Medical laIspfu'
denee.
". nsan rowrt,. NJ. D. Professor fe cetebs
Physiology. Mediral Gtanfy aud Mnefalpgs
X s NEwfas, NJ II, fleiessar uf Surgtfs,
II ]. flutef, NJ D. Professor Ut Theory aud
Practice nl Medicine.
]. A. WlLsus, NJ. d, PfnfsHsar Of Olsieiefies
nhd nisrasrs Of Namen aud Children.
J. kisa, IL b, floftssui oi Matefia Medlea
aud Therapeutics
4 infsass. NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy.
J MIfnS SASnfHh 4 NJ. N. d, Professor oi
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CLiNlQuE LECTURERS:
Mtdieias=-Pfof II ] Iletes,
Safaefe-fnnf X :. NGwfes
AnaiaHiieHl Dsmaasifaiaf=H FHeHask, NJ, d
The fess feI full rauhss Of lectures anoHni 10
sltih. Maitieula,ors. g.. Demonstrators Fee,
SIN. Graduation, s2l.
ihese desifinp further Information vii rleass
aidtess iieir letters inali paldl 10 The nsan: and
students arriving Ia the ftt Will flease call on
hitn at the Commercial ilelel.
RS MENTION n d. BsaHe 81 IAt Faculty.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

Tbs arullits. for inttllsfinal ahilillfs. moral
worth aud professional requirements an compare
Tayafably with the masl distinguished IN our eeans
try. The metiral faculty constitutes an ANOMALY
IN ,his or any other eaauitY==al Of them afe lee.
tnfafs aud The bsst II teachers.
Thasr uha will contemplate our geographical al
position. aud the extent NJ population. can have
no Doubt as to the eligibility Of ent slnaiinn iaf
a sststpftzf Of the Ind A IA the health, IN
elndinF all ssasans Of tie YER, We deny that any
afhfr eit4 has muir.
A common eftef s.isis IN the minds Of many
students fslaiys IN the Place al s,adsnE insfain.;
thase vha intend practising smanr The dissa=ss ai
the Mskt aud South shauld CERTAINLY taneaie
Themselves At sehan Rhnse aeiliy are rtsea.
ealiy acquainted Wth ii.esa dsn.sss
That lie puhie nay l. - 'isdsd Of lie h#tiaas
usnay al ihis sahaal. We feel i cur daty in stnle
tia, The Trustees snd Hsenlty fafm unit IA
aeian. winch aafais NsIi taf IL faiais sieesszi
aud lhat tie psenliaf internal ofaan4aen which
eaaaseIs them eaHnai hs interrupted.
L. " II. KING, President
n af iks Msrpiis laifitptt.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Regular
RED RIVERS PACKET.
.ss1sz.zr rszs...szszS

Il he steamers
ST CHARLES, Ssa, ArrLEGAtE, Muster,
And JIM GlLMER, Bes cEooKs, Mosfey,
WILL tpn A. regular Packets during the season
w between Fallou and New Orleans, CONNECT.
ing ut Shreveport, regularly every ten days
shippers may rely On their freight being fofs sfdod
either way without detention.
The Jim Giinsr has been recently repaired.
and . not cacellrd by any boat raining above
the Raft
The 81 charl,s will give through bills Of ladiap
a one dollar per barrel to any potnt below While
Oak ,shonla
For further information apply on boatd or to
H. BLOCK
Fullop, Ark Jan, 90, 1851. I3tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
{ h0.ce Fl'ui. frees.

I mn carefully selected ,sersffsa zssyy.;,f. {.
i .bUU Apple trees embracing The y1sl.sls
following varieties. from the Nuprgyof sy',S
James Orr Louisville, by. are nov s--2Ssa
offered Tor sale by the Undersigned
EAsLs Arm iEs--'inpsd June, Esrly Harvest
SuuNrg ASH F,LL Arrlrs Sumner Pear.
main, Snmnsr Queen. Maij-n's Blush Lexington
Qdrrn, MI lIpr. llltk Ann, Mouslrous PIP.
pn. Sloctudr SsreL
WisttH Afi1ss --t.fecn N.wiovn Pppin.
Hollands Worth, RoIl's isn-t. Bell Flower. Prof',
Rcd, Ssaif. Rhode Island Rlsssi, lsoW New.
town pippin, ans Spdirnhurg, Red Rus.
Nandevrf Pippin, Pninme de- Ross.
CipER AFrIks -- llaitsons Newark Wine Sap.
Spw Camrlitld.
These trees have all been growing fcf tho p.si
two seasons in his place. aud are Ia good condition
for transplaniing These wishing choice trees
should aPplY early 10
W. II ErTER
Washington, Ian. Is. 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Valuable Property for sale.
Gin S1anufactory.

THE undersigned have permanently located
i themselves In the town Of Washington. where
they intend manufacturing Gin si.nds of the br,,
quality. and most improved patterns From many
years practical experience IN the busiaes-, they
iluiler themselves that they vii be able +. furnish
an article superior 10 any now In use. Persou.
wishing purchase are invitdto call a.d c1.mlue
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. Par.
tculaf attention will be paid 10 repairing, aud a
orders in that line will be promptly attend to.
share Of public patronage isfespeoilully solie,
tied.
THOMAS ] LAWS.
WILLIAM n LAWS.
Washington, July II, 1850. t2s-u
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NINE CREEK
.Hafe and Female .feasleHiy

fEsHE Trustees Of ths ssheel beg leave 10 IN.
u nennee 10 the public. that they have thu
day eosed contract with Rev, Allen N. Ssol
Ia TAKE tie seheol for the year ls5l, with view
ni making 1t a permanent Institution Of Learning
They have Just completed laigs. elegant aud
eumIhndions fTams building, asd inteni, within .
few mualhs 10 add anothsl heese for a Fsmals
Department.
Mf seo1r has been loo long before tbs rlblis
as . litsfaIs mss aud teAshef, To need any com.
menlalion from us. w, fesl eonftsnt, that un.
der his difseio. with the aid Ne intend to procure
The sehoal will present advantages squ. 10 any in
the State. II Is in contemplation 10 procure the
setyers Of lady Of fne accomplishments, 10
take charge of i.maltsi under ths eenifel VI The
raseipa,
Our sehool IS situated in Hampstead county.
AIksnsas Is miles ffom Wa.hiHaloai in . North.
ses. direction. The neishhatAood ls unsurpassed
in snnih Arkansas for health. and is saiifsly ffs.
from lhnse alinfrmeni, ts ini.mpstahss aud other
vices. loo oten fes.d in iowns aud sillasss.-=
laaidiar can he obtained IN respectable families,
ieI si. dolaIs per mouth, washing hsladsd The
first ssssinn will spru o. the lifst Monday in Feb
matk. aud ih. shsttes for session Of sniy 1.-Two
wteks, viii be a. follows
RATES OF TUITION.
/. sp,llins, Rsadint, Writing aud Em.noas
Arithmetic. fit.i aud Sreonj parts, sl0
: Advanced AtilLmelie, Enelish Grammar.
Geeelaphy, ilslefy, and Composition. sfe
: The AbaYs studies continued with Algebra,
Natural Philosophy. i,heiofie. Lagls.
hsmistty. &c, SIS
1. Latin. Gfsek OF French, sis
u 10 s8ua charges for contingent expenses,
Students will be charged from thet entrance to
The close Of tn. s..on. and thus. who ATE moi
knasn tnthe principal sf .one one Of the trustees,
sill he Iequfad 10 furnish esdrnes Of good moral
ehafanltt, aud ability to pay ehafEes
No deduction vii be made fer absence, except
ia eases Of pfutfaeisd illhess.
d. N COCHRAN,
HARMON BISHOP. !
". II COULTER.
WILEY N iELRoY,
|. c. PERKINS.
Niue etetk, Dee IS. le50. lily
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Desirable Property for Sale.

I,llE undersigned, sssirou. from sontin. ms
! ued III health TO remove farther south, .bhi5
oilers for sale desirable residence, situated on
Main street IN the town Of Washington. Tn.
dwelling is sufficiently large for a small family
and hs, attached 10 il Ill The necessary out build
ugs--all in good repair 1t will be sold OF
reasonable terms.
D. CERMENATI
Oct 30, 1850
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
real. AND PERSONAL

fhbfEhTf TUX Salt
HE subscriber oilers for .ar hs Plantsiion
IN Lost fAifie, on Red nter-thiIlf likely
Negroes. twenty Mules. abeut three thousand
hustss Of eufa stock uf Cattle aud llpf,, aud
Plantation Hienslla Ill. It,el of land eanianz
isslys hundred acres, lla0ll seven hundred Of
which ae IA high siai. Of euliis.lion being sell
.lilehsd aud levied The negroes are ma.tl,
teanF. likely aud thoroughly seelmai.d=-
'iAeniK4 I've additional hand, weuld undoubtedly
enable the PURCHASER 10 meet tbs insamsnis as
they fal. dae.
4 more minute Aseauni il desmta unnecessary.
a. ans pefsaa wishing Ia purchase would ftt
saaInns tue pfapetty The nlaalalian Is nov IA
i slate Of iafA aidasss fer another crop llHias.
dtaie nesssssau ALL be eiYen=s credit Of aHs
tso. lhfee. fur aud fss ssats Will be gwen.
bonds hfalInR eishl per cent interest ifnm daie.
ANY p.Hea desiiaas af negotiating iaf the alors
property sill apply 10 I. NJ Il haakhead CT the
suhsrfhsf
RICHARD PRYOR
Spring I'LL. Jan. !. isal. Illt
] Camden Herald aud Shreveport ealeti.
viii pira,v pablah the abore two month, aud for.
ward aeeousts to ihi. office.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
MONEY! MoNEYll MoMtYlI,

A IL those indebted to the late firm Of A
"A Bloch 4 Son will please come forward and
settle, as we are disrous Of closing up our un.
scltled business. Those owing us who huv,
money will not in the least aFfoni Us by bringing
ii forward, as at this particular time Il will com.
very acceptable, and those not having money
will please rige us their notsr The books aud
papers Of our late firm are in The hands Of d Nv
Block, who are authorized 10 settle all matters
due W..
A. BLOCK & SON,
IN Liquidation
gepl. 4. 1850
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Green's type Foundry.


No las Fulton street, sun nuiiding. \. Y
No II. Canal street Row, NO
no NEWSPAPER PuRI IsHERs AND
PRINTERS, w,ih confidence syile the
lrade. before they purchtse elsewhere 70 give the
q cal ~ No l2s InllDs street, New Nv5k. or al
No is Canal street Row. New Orleans. a here |
hm ready To furnish them with al kuds 81 Book
and Newspaper Tyr, ol tie newest snd mos,
beautiful style. | am also PREPARED 10 snppy the
much HdmiI,d Scotch letter. having lately pro-
cured from Scotland series Of three beautiful
faces, together Nth every variety ol form sud
pallsfa Of Ornamental and Jobling Type.
Bordering. So. feel assured that III, elrruHcu
aud nccumcy Of all ihs Type manufactured by
me eanuul 10 surpassed by nny Founder m iIls
Uuinn. ny an entirely ntv method 10 The a,iFiHg
and casting an cnab.rd to retain ihs virtues Vi
the component pats Of the metal, nal thus 10
produce, in addition 10 an elegant the most rsilD
AN DURABLE 1Yrg, hefeiolofr otltrsd ihr public
10 ths last frAiurs ! would Ia plhlcnlAf coil al.
ienllou, FOR sein.ily aud durability Of Type l- On
the pflaeIFlr oi economy, Of the greatest irpor.
lance to III typoefapheF. The members u tho
ofah wti a-n fiOd me rrady 10 supply all kinds Of
Printing ofTioe Furniture Tor The establishment
Of complete Printing oiiiets, Fueh ss Presses,
Wood Type, Cases, Stands. Brass Pfess and Wood
Ralps. Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks, Brir
aud Wood Gallcys, Riglr.s, Closet Rask., Sc.
Old Type taken iu exchange 1T new al cenla
per H. The trade dealt with on liberal ierms.
and patronage solicited on hr ground Of furnishing
to The purchaser On article wHh which he will be
pleased aud which Will bring him lir Woiih Of his
money
Editors or Printers wishing to establish News.
paper or Job Printing oiioe, will be furnished
aiih au eslimale IA detail Of the cud by stitag
afe Of paper aud kind Of work 10 br executed.
Publishers Of newspapers who will insert this
advertisement three months and send me the pa.
pfrs containing Il addressed 10 "Ncsbits Regis
ietn New York, will be pad 10 materials o. my
provided they purchase sir iirles the
amount Of Their bills ior advertising
H. II GREEN.
No i2s Fulton St, New York, aud
No II Canal st Row, New Ofltaas
Jan IS, 1851
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
LAW. DEPARTMENT:

Tfen 4. ". VI klSa, Pfuiessot Of Theory aud
Practice af Inv
Hos Y. d. naaaY Professor Of Commercial ls.
tisptndenee
faaas-s5il per aassinn.
All communications pertaining Ia this hensft.
nent musi hs a,ldissse,la /. " NJ klNea fsl
Memphis, T,nn., fsh. 1880.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Cotton Gins.

f'Ht undersigned has pu handa lot Of sups.
II H@ Gin stands Of yafinus sizes asd patterns,
made Of the best maierla aud on the must ap
proved plan, which he will fully guarantee. aud
'e'l o" more accommodating terms than they have
ever heretofore been offered
-, u l.. BRITTIN'
Wushing,o, June 10. 1850. eau
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
"a ia @ q Ds.
S-,zs. THE subscribers are new 81.
ersaihR thsif sick af PIN
L@S FALL GOODS. u

a. u shb hN N@.
ia which they ihsls the attention # FAINTER.
I 1hsse i.aais wsts purchased by lh- fsehss.
from iifsi hands in SsH fofk. aud eau be sold aI
pFiets ihal sill rifs sniits saii,faelias. Say
2.npf yafts kesrYs, al ahai ius.l
a.0uQ yards plan aud paai Llassls, ell woei
filing,
5000 yards heavy ioEsll.,
800 pair heavy A@Efo Blankets,
in1af Bed Blankets,
10 pair Dlsnkttl ior Goats. some wry his, and
worth S2s pair,
10 bales shuilnrs aud Shetlius,,
500 pair heavy Ru-riis,
500 pair heavy Nip Busans,
Gents BUa's sud Shoes Of all qualities,
Ladies', Mssts' aud ChiIdfen's Shes,
Sslinei,s, kruincky leaps,
Fiannrb oh coun,
W-oi iwerds, large assortment
With many other Stasonabe Goods fof Ladies
and Gebilemsn's wraf,
Bafeus, Rope and rwine
Look at our S'ork before ynu bay.
McUoLLuM s. FELLOWS
Csmdrn, Sept. I, 1850. l45
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Notice.

JNHE copsrinsrship heretofore existing under
L the name aud style Of A. Block 4 Sos was
Tins day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
Indebted 10 said hfm are requested 10 come for.
ward md settle, =. we are desircus Of closing no
our old business. Either one Of the late said firm
is aulhofir'dis mike settlement aud use lhs same
in liquidation.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
DAVID BLOCK.
april /, 1850. IA
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Nelson's Hotel,

FULTON, hRkANsA
SIsiIE undersigned takes pleasure Ia snnonnc'
log 10 hs ifispds End the public generally
thut Mr. s pnpasd. al the Upper Tavern IN
faion, 10 accommodate ell wlio may iasof him
~th ihrif patronage.
III. Tshs wit b, supplied with ih- hest the
markets nflord. his Bsr Nih ,hs choicest lFqaoH.
and his slabss vi. b. provided vdh plenty Of
rrosenGsf and attended by careful o.i'sfs-
No esrrions on bic part sill be spared iu render
eouifort4be ~ who may be plyased to give him
n call
c. T. NELSON.
Fal,ou, Jan %, 1881 l9af
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
NWsca-nG ~s
WWITr q GRO UrH,

WHITE q ckO . tH IT,
n@ ilANk iasi recTiyed and oftr "a
CJior sale n veil selected stock ss. q
Of Jcwelry, consisting q Gold aud silver Lrte
Watches, Gold Guard and Ncs: thhns, Ladies
and Gsnilemsns' Brrs.pns aud fiufer Rings,
silsefwarr, Gallery, rrfiumety, Gold und Silver
Speeiaoles, Spectacle Cases and Eslfa Glasses
Also, very superior lot ef Watch MHlenns,
which will enable Them. as usual, Ia execute with
neainsss and drspaich oil Kinds Of watch repair.
inF. Don't forget that our ieims ave cash.
Jan. |, 1850. jim
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Fs0nnfy Land Claims.

DY a recent Act Of Congress, Bonniy Lands
ID are granted TO officers and volunteers in the
military service Of the United States In III. war
Of 1872, or any Of the indlaa wap since 1880;
also to commissioned officers In N. war with
Mexico IN case of the dresase Of The officer or
soldier, the land eau bs obtained by the widow OF
minor rhildfea.
Ti,- undersigned, acting ss general Land Agent,
will attend promptly TO procuring Bounty Land
Warrants Tor those entitled 10 Them. and locating
i desrod having general knowledge Of the lands
IN the Red River Land District, he will be able ia
make choice selections. All letters Of enquiry,
posi- paid will he promptly answered, and insirue.
lions gwen, i' Jesind
DANIEL T. WILLIAMS,
Llud Agent
Washington, Arks, Nov. 81, 1850. Ii7M
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JOHN n. GRATIOT,
Caution.

AoTlCE u hrrfb, given thp, will prosecute
" 10 the extent Of the law all Intruder on NY
land These that have be-n IN The habl Of cut.
unR my t'mtsr must and shall quit II, Daniel y,
Niilian's Is nay authorized Hgrni, and will r.pon
al inifadtn
ClIAS. B. MITCHELL.
Washington. Feb I, 1850 f5
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Britt,s Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMPsfEAD CO.
lpL A<SAS


VIE subscriber hers leave 10 inform hi. friend.
and the public, that he aiill roulinues bus.
Hess al his old stand, where he has supplied hun.
srlf with every thing necessary for the aeeem.
notation Of the l1aKeling community. ils hpuss
Is eommodisus. the fuams well arranged for
f.milis. aud his labls well supplied with the bssi
The market Affords
Ills stables are large, houniifully supplied with
nfassndef. aud attended b, careful esilsfs.
lie plsdgsn himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his parl 10 render comfortable all who may
b. plssssd 10 give him call. liis charges s be
ss moderate as ,hose Of any other hausr in the
south, ss an evidence Of whiah he tefefs to tn.
following
RuL LES
Boarding per monih, $40
boarding aud lodging per week, 81 80
!. day, -
singls meal, =
Lodging =
liafse teedt "a
Keeping nun and herse allnighi, 81
keeplng horse per week. 81
6Eo o. BRITT.
Washington. Oct 30, ls45-i-lf
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Medical Notice,

hR CHARLES u. Mitchell Offer. his
- services 10 th. citizens Of Washington and
rs vicinity. lie may be found at the brick Office
formerly occupied by Conway & Mitchell
March i5lh, lsi6.90tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Hit: HIS HOTEL,

W II e O h Is
THE undrfseaea having purchased The llats
1 lalely kept by Nj {. sehasI, Ia. apsnsd
hnuse fur the accommodation af the naYsiinR
public, and hopss b. .iriri attention Ia tue eani.
forts Of his etHsiz aud determination 10 pltas..
to receive a share ef puhlia halianar..
liz honss ea,hnadous, aud lhs foomn N.l
arranged for iainiltts
lie table will be supplied with The hfz, The
market aiiafds and hs statutes provided siti plsni,
Of pioYsndst aud attended BY eafeiaI asii.fz
liis faiss Of ehafgss Nill be tue sains a. hem
tafaf.,fis.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Regular

Washington, Jan. IS. 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

saw four or FIVE boys beaten by a large ,r,0A..
Of Germans these boys were dressed Ike roxrs,cs
saw ten or twelve Germans at each ooy az
not see the bows give any offense to the Germans
at the time | then eit and went down 20 the Perry
as / was walking down AZ The corner of Newark a.
Hudson SITS | saw a man running nom the Penrv
when large number stTu,k at HIM as he paSSed hv
when he was near the corner where | was saw
German dressed IN White SUIT standing on the wak
and as deceased passed him. he struck deceased
blow on the back Of his head with large green Nil
low club which he held IN his hand and knockeI
hlm down. deceased was dressed m a blue shire
under. With 10 coat on i thought heard his skuii
crack a. he struck him afterSard saw a German
come Ia hlm with piece Of pahng and punch de-
ceased IN his back also saw another person come
up 10 HIM with piece OF board and strike him eve
or SIX times on his legs and body.
tIIere a recess was taken TIL O'clock as Tho
Jurors intended to attend the funeral Of Martin
BridgeSl
A new Rife Company is about TO De formed IN
the village consisting OF residents, without dis,nc
ton of nationality. The preliminary meeting VIII
be held tonight at Lewis Becker's
Squire Browning is fast recovering.
The name OF the person who is SO severely injured
is Hickey and not Higgins as was incorrectly stated
In The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Superior Court MONDAY, Nay 20.

Before Judge UtkIty.
Wm. Wallace against Stephen Chittsn-
den--Action for alleged SANDER which was Genieo'
The complainant dismissed.
Before Judge Duer.
Charles Dlederich against Fred. P'cx-
harts and William Volha.-To recover damages -
alleged assault and battery. Verdict for paIaila'
$50, which covers costs.
In the case of Forrest against Forrest, az
special Term Judge Duer granted the application OF
the counsel OF Mrs F. 20 take the tesiizony OF M,
Fonda at Philadelphia On the motion on oenAH '"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
U. 5. Commissioners Office MONDAY Nay %.

Excess Of Passengers. khend,
OF the British ship Corolanus (ship attached on Sat
urday was arrested on the charge Of bringing 70 THIS
port of passengers over the number allow
ed by law for the tunnage Of the vessel lie was held
to bail in 81 900
Capt, Dixon. OF the British brig Robert and George,
was arrested on similar complaint, and also held 70
bail in SI 600
John Lyons, OF the ship Forest Queen, was ar
rested on charge Of assault with dangerous wea'
NON and held 10 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
Superior Court. "WEDNESDAY, May 2s-

The motion for Commission 10 wOrleans was
granted, Mr. F. not to proceed in the suit al pDas-
delphis, and arrangement was entered into ~
counsel, that both suits Mrs +. agt Nj r. ana "''
reversed should be tned IN this city at one issue.