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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-14
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING AND PUTTING
UP AN IRON LIGHT-HOUsE.
Customhonse, New Orleans.

WV
COLLECTOR's OFFICE, April l. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the 18th of April at o'clock, for the build
ing and putting up the junction of the South and South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 90 1851

Finance. II. Aguirre sill continues 20 act a.
such. sr Huci has brought charge against him
before Congress for his haviag suspended him
tHuicil from Office, becs1Ie be says he was not
subaltern bat by accident Minister when be gave
the order for the s5o,O0g in favor Of II. HTgou'
and Romero.
The Chamber Of DeSedties granted an extern
sion Of forty days time for the conversion OF the
interior debt The Senate made it eighty days,
and the bin or proposition was sent back 20 the
former for them 70 sppr:ve il, since which nothing
has been done on the F9ojecsi meantime nothing
is done about the debt because there are no funds
to pay on account Of i, when consolidated.
Ii is supposed that even after the generosity
manifested by the English creditors they will nos
obtain penny OF the $4,000, 600 appropriated for
their debt
From twenty to thi5ty people are arrested
every day in this city. isr various crimeS. By the
regular police, and AMIDST an equal number by
the secret police. Two criminals condemned 20
death made their esosps few days ago from the
Acordada. Yours, respectfully, 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, We netdty, May ~.
BARK 10 in steady demand ss So tnn ior
No The CorroN MARKETS aaiet snd the Ises limited.
The EXPORT oemard for BLoUR continues hnled STAR
dsd brands sre held aI4 q + bo but DO iurtner aes or
shipment heen reported saea 10 oo iof Guy con
surn ptop id4 - for common and telee1 9fAnas
spd GA G4 S7t for extra RYE FLOUR 10 taf q - ~
small ssie OF Com MEAL at IS y bbl There 10 out
mi ed smornt Of WHEAT Offering and prlee' are sIeaJ
Sses Of eco bushels prime whhe 81 OIL ousnsi a. 1s
ana 80 red o. IS RYE Is In demand a. 10 eeau
CORS has further declined snd SooO b1ihes Southern ye
low afoa sod 81 ceQts OATS are In s'esy dem and a.
former rstss. WHISKY 10 IL moderate request SAles u
bills 81 s. and bhcG 81 p eerts - -. -. 20, .
suEs OF SrocKs-Efrsf BodTd-S20 Gitrt BIZ III !
81 49, Lehieh Int e4i; see County 50. 10 % SD
CIV S. "a sSi; $1,000 do, 20 81; 500 do. 80. 9i 10
KsEtuck, b. lea ez0 Morris ana S. GeIef.nsd ~
81 Reading RE- ~ $50 do 27i $50 do, ri $500 Le-
hieh Sc S. $50 Wil RR So, eSt; Soon Sen Nav &C. ~
in On Ssi; slice sasq GAIA 6' 50 IS Penns,ly.nA
sSI p 10 49,; IS HsrriIhUrg RR q; 10 l9s ~
"a MORT, CSral I6. s. COoU "a So, 1924 80.
Second Board- 225 LehiRh Int sil Peon Bk lst lIU
Resoipg Bk 81; 60 do. %; Western BI IS Farm
Mech BIZ 6e} II PeUn RI, vt 100 Morris CsaA' TO- .
Oirsrd r.. III s2.oCO Lehigh Nav g., so, Ssi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

TIE Church Soab. In pursuance Of the resolutions Of Ii
General Conference Of ls having formed themselves
separate retaining the rules o. faith sni
practice and being emphsiesy branch OF the Ne bod
Episcopal Church IL was too late FOR the General Con
ference al the North shorn as found ise OF It's unbs
ssy that The proeeed Of the General Conferences o.
1884 null and void Mr. sso contsnded At b are
contingencies to be provided sgaintt- also
rat the question presented to the Annual Conferences
ios charge 10 The restrictive sidee contained more than
belonged to the question, e. provided ss1 permit the
rui,ees to devote portion Of the foDds such par
poses Ihsn originally Intended aSlhey ht Mr.. l.
ended that " there bed been change Of doctrine By tbs
Church South src The General Conference having he
insisted full power to authorize separation the preacher.
and widows, and orphans and Others the South eEed
to share OF this fund have IN way forfeited a. hr
spoke for several bours and will this forenoon.
The Court room was filed by spectators, aud NUMBER
Of ladies and gentlemen were In the gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

work,hOp, shall have become what 1t aims to o'.
and when the charge for daily admission shall
A.. been still farther reduced from i've ihiilings
I.,s,pgl to one. Then will the artisans, the eul'
.;-.,o,s the laborers, not Of London only, bat to
- Oonsidersble extent OF Great Britain, flock
-, bv tens Of thousands TO gaze this marvel
-. ,chievemeut of Human Genius, Skill Taste
"a Industry, and be strengthened in heart and
-. hv i.s contemplation. And as they observe
.s1 ,.Io;ce over these trophies of Labor's might
"a beps6oeuce, shall they not also perceive fore
.s.Soved here that fsirer, srsnder, gadder Fu-
.u,s for them and theirs, whereof this show is
n,.lude and a predictiOn-wherein Labor shall
bpild. repienish and adOrn Mansions as stately, as
gr,ceful. as oommodious a. this, not for others
delight ard wonder, bat for lis own use and en-.
iovment-for the lifelong homes Of the builders,
,b,i, wives and their children, who shall find
within it's walls not Subsistence merely bat Edu-
cation, Refinement, mental Culture, Employment
md seasoDable Pastime as well1 5uch 10 the
vista which this edifce with it's contents opens
ard brightens before me. Heaven hasten the day
when ii shsll be no longer prospect but a be-
pignant and cure realization! H.. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
SECOND BOARD.
WEpsEspAY. May 2l-rM.

The Stock market shows q more bUoyant feel
Ing TO-DAY and there better rqury the faneies fhs
foreign sdvces generally considered favorable not
hhslandDg the decline 10 Cotton. The two mosI aeuvs
stocks Harlem and Reading or the LATER the 'he'
were $50 shsreS Of which 600 were at the Second
Board Tire MARI opened At 5i and closed ~ o5i s5'
Allowing an sdvsnee Of a y Harlem shows an In
prugenept OF y ceat with goof demand Tho reee'pn
Of his Rosd for My IL suadefstood, wiz DO larger taAn
ever before 10 monh. The extension 10 going 90 Vigor
ouy end amer jay lbs revenue Of Ihe Rosd will rsesVs
large Gceeslions from lhe local traffic OF his wsny avs
ules Of new road. The prospects Of the Harlem we're
never more favorable The socE appears to DO very con
fdeny held Long Island vas frm and Ia demand al me
reduction closing 81 stoLing.on Improved v cent
Erie weot to esI 50 advance Of p cent sac Of hoca'
eater ard syracnse was made l2 which 10 &c Improve
lneut Of q cent wl.hn few days The 61'ne's Of Tue
Road In Kay = very large. Toe ncfeAse OF The local "s
&c hes been beyond expectation. Erie convefIloes nave
recovered soe CT the decline and closed s1 an so-
vance OF q cent Delaware and Hudson SHOWS GO faf-
ther decline There was better inquiry for 'n'
stoeI, and The market hrmer under Ihe Improvement
Il The LOr3On mEfEei
In Exchange the marke. closed dali with some
bm. over. Sterling iOt 0tOi; Frsnes ioa56i
Freieh.s are held more firmly, which has
checked usnssetors sbipmsstsrs ssf "a Tor Cotton
vessel was Eaksn up load Corn for Ireland 3D. Two
vsssels were cd load Sugar Cubs Norihsts
eor tbs port 81 Ssdc. WiItin few days there have
been engagements London Of 60 uns Black Tea 80
lat weeE psrn nos ell at It's Sd 400 bos Turpennns
20 y 80 rs; 10 bales American Hemp, td Foaf, %
900 bags Brazil Nuts "a 80 y bag; and 700 oes 90 ~
Cbolh lat week) To Livupoo, lSso pEss To-, o. p''
vats term, To Gssgov, Flour, Is sdeh % ~ o".
Beef 20; 100 essks Pctssh, Ia Sd 81 Dos L"a 'i -.
Cheese, 75s To Haue sOs bales Cotton OF esn'' .aa
$50 bbs Kesr 4S cents there will Be 20 - sos
2Ah nat To San francisco, NE ehPp''. ooa -
-. To soutberD porss here u 20 change
In PORT Yesterday "a
Ss,ns1.,.,..........llS Sehoo-et .s'''''''''''"'
Tota..........s.s's.s''s''
The amount received at the Sab Treasury Ia
! s7llss, Pad, Q 1891; Balances, o.. 1883.
The London letters speak Of better business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

THE JURIEs OF THE WORLDS FAIR-The FOL.
lowing are the names of the Chairmen of the Ju-
ries Of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition
OF 1851;
Gas l, Sir Henry De IA Bsche, B.. r RS; Class
Monsieur Dumas, CIst Prof Owen. F RS Class ),
A. rsIl srsey; Class7 Mr l. K Brunei r Z Ca,s 4,
Baron Ch.rie, Dupip; Class g. NJ ? PdIey, MP FIR
Csss 10 Sir David BrswBter, K 3; Class 10 A. Sr ii.
Jams ods-aa Ola IL u -
hsut for Prof Herm Class IS, Mr.. @ II. kempi
Clss1 u Count Won HanGcE; CIsGs IG Hon Col Au.on
Class II Nor sieur Van ds Weyer; Class H. Mr. HsnrT
Tucker; Class 49, Prof BoIey Class % Mr Wm Felkin;
Csss 81 LORD WhArnclfe Class % Hon. Horace zee
ey Glaze % Lord De hauley Glass q The Duke Of Ar
owl; Glaze &c Prof Roc FOR Chsvaer d. Burg CT
q General Msuley. for Sgnor Piirucc; Glass q, D
Ramon de 10 Saga. for Senior Don JOsqIin Afuso Class
g. Niscount Canning; class 50, Herr Won Nieoahu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
ADvERTtsENENrl
HOMES FOR THE PE0PIF.-Next Thurs |

day a. II o'clock, The Merchants Exchange, four hun
ored budirg ots 10 Astoria, Long Island. are 20 rs
SOLD Here 10 chance for people have made the &C
qusipance OF the SAvipgs Banks f1Ose who have lac
up two or three hundred dollars for rainy day msy
60 and, The lots sell fer removable price purchase
spot and they a1rd comfortable houses and
secure permanent homes for themselves Astors Is one
Of he healthy and beautiful villages In the nesghoor
hood OF NewYOrk SsDdsg, It does on tue banks Of
The East River anred by s brcezss ADD greeted By he
eveF-chsngnE panorama floating up and down that rest
lees ide OF wsier accesioe 70 NewHork ~ sieamooh
and siege almost every moment exempt FROM dsesse
and blest with al the comforts that sdo-n and em6-lh
life II IL Of the most advantageous situstons 10 which
the lsbong the Of business escape from
the turmoil The malsrs, the heat the excitement the ex
ravagsnce. and the ru'nous expense CT Hew-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
For Tie Tdbure.
Jndia Rubber Patents.

Horace H. Day bias again made ais appsaran0e
on this subject, and the Patents issued iOt In,
proremen.s in India Rubber, over the sign stofe
Of ussfai EnorleGgs; and with hi. usual dlTes a;d
to trasb gone through .gsin' with hi, state nents
on this subject, sonewhsr varied IN FORM O0' In
Substance much the Sane.
There il DOT state Gens n nls 49, !,
4, .ot. -, H. tarts Wbaf be hss ssted a. the con.
sreesns Of his .reie cocesrsng Hscsoea .sa 81. "a
$1,000 A. t,eorrrct Hsns Ock had Goodyear Improve
eri n zone Of Is spee.nsas before hin, vAea he sP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

LATER FROM MExIcO.-We have files Of the
MonitOr Republican,, from the City Of Mexico to
the 10Th of April. The letter Of orr correspon,
dent, in another column, contains all the politica'
news of any importance. The Indians still con.
tirue their depredasions in the States OF Durango
and Chihuahua. Gen. Carssco, Of Sonora, in bis
expeditions against them burned down several
peaceful haciendas and shot two friendly chiefs.
His COZ duct is severely censured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
IADyERTIsEMRNr

CLOSE OF TIE SALE OF LOrs AT STRAIT
Ioh roar I've underItsnd MIA row cet,in hU the sals
OF Toe ots II The and oysy vsge Of ratton Port
III De closed during tie ensuing mOu1n. Toe heid Tor
enos nnFows dsy, great anxiety being exhibited u 90
Alh ne moat eligible locations, that comparatively
on OF thofe who have The r that u rurps,s-s
eIy Other within The same istsoc- eight mesl OF Me-
1ofk 10 picturesque beantv Accessibility salub y, sl5
hoos ai not esf In the chespneBs OF hs sdvsatSges
Ihos offered Bes have been msdr that within eighteen
monlbs suaton Port will contain population Of sOA p@O
pc and We do not thiok the ettimsie eNravagaut M
fAhhER OF rs Wooser-st is the proprietor OF The viii
sge and lhe owner Of the lots remaining unsod will give
a1l luther Inform stlon Lhal may be desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Circuit CoHrt....w WEDNESDAY, Ma.

Jurors Fined "A panel of "a Jurors were re-
turned BY Sheriff bat % Of whom attended The Judge
directed The panel DO called. and the Rosen Jurors
6Led daily 81, each. mn,
Thomas CorRpaH, Administrator of VILLAIN
Sas ur down on tbe North River Ia Nov le49 ny Tho
sieambou Hendrix Hudson and loiL AID the Captain
fCorrwHlD kbocked overload and killed. AcuOn 10
boueh, for the value The defense 10 Iha! the fsnl Sas
IN the schooner The tried ones before. when
he Jury could not agree Verdict for plaintiff 3l5 ~,
h.ipq amount The Court notion so we'd 70 plAiath,
"a addition, per cent a. to costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Baltimore City Council Southern Items, &c.

BALTIMORE Wednesday msy 81
An ordinance for selling l,4O0 shares Railroad
dividend stock has been passed by both branches
Of our City Council The Southern mail has ar
rived. violent hail storm passed over Dinwid-
die County, Virginia on Wednesday last Stones
as large as partridge eggs fell in some places five
inches deep. In Prince George the hail was two
feet deep, and great injury was done to the crops.
In South Carolina the crops are suffering for want
of rain In New Orleans the we .ther is soorch.
ing hot and the citizens are starting for the North
The Picdtune gives an account ofsOme swindliDg
operations of one DR.. Thomas Rucker in Central
America and Cuba, after the fashion of Parker
French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
rhomns Kt1e. y. WYNN. B. Lapton and other..

PROVIDENCE, 1ustoeyS NAY 81
The case OF Thomas Keyes rs. VIM. B. Lam
ton and others, was suspended this afternoon IN
til TO morrow morning, by request Of counsel, who
stated that an agreement had been entered into
between tha parties for settlement, which they
bad no doubt would be contaminated before the
opening Of the Court to morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
snaninI STATE Eisction.

IXTH SESArORIAL DISTRICT, Orange and Sul'
vap.(-Halstead Sweet has been nominated as
The wbig candidate for the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of James c. Curtiss.
XVIrH DIsrRIcT.-The friends Of the Canal
Enlargement in this District have nominated
Hon. John Sanford. ex N. c., asa candidate in
opposition to George Fl. Fox, one OF the Flu.
gtives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
The DIsasrer 10 the Ohio.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, May q.
The wreck Of the Ohio is & Eating about in the
Jersey Channel, opposite the city. Most Of the
baggage has been re, overed.
The Ohio now lies n the Jersey shore, opposite
the lower point of Smiths Island, in about 10 feet
of water. Boats are engaged in taking off her
furniture.
The dead body Of young man named Taylor
has been found. ba; 10 other lie has been lost by
the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

STEAM POWER IN ATLANTIC sT-The subject
OF prohibiting The Long Island Railroad from using steam
power IN mpelliug their cars through Atlantic At, has
lsley been discussed In the Common Council, and
referred the Counsel OF the Board for bis opinion az TO
what power the Corporation had to prohibit. A! The
last meeting that gentleman made report, 10 which no
gave hs opinion that The Common Counc! had ample su
thoiy to prevent the Company from using steam within
the boundaries OF the city The report aud opinions o.
the Counsel ordered to be printed and Will be made
e special order for next meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Massachusetts Recommendation OF n
Senator.

BosToE, Wedne day May q
In Convention OF both branches OF the Legl.la-
to day, Albert Thorndike, Wing, was elected TO
the State Senate, to FL the vacancy occssioned
by the resignation Of Fredelick Robinson, Opp
Mr.. Thorndike belongs to Beverly.
The Legislature has voted to ado ira on Sasur'
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

FROM HAVANA We have received, by the
Ohio, files Of the DiGr'O de Ia Marina and Faro
Icdn,trlal Of Havana, to the 18th inst. After
careful perussl, however, we find no items OF
spAiciept interest to translate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Court Of Geseral Sessions .... WEDNESDAY, hsy 81
Before Judge Beebe and AID. Ghfn and Ball
TRIAL or Ann MEEHAN

This case was resumed this morning, aud the
avepce Of ha prosecution being al Ia The counsel OF ho
prisouer opened TO The ly when h- Court TOOK
recess for diner Atthe opening or his Court ia tne
,rst,fsd haf be anew Ann MCGOWAN; hs was called %
viii her n June 1885, abe had enlargement OF oor car
"a OF he de The hesd he called 10 Snoher phJSiclan
a. on cupsuaIiou decided 10 open tho sWouink
on The hesd and He Afterwards ysed her 400
foupd thst the pseDI afflicted win supPressea msn-
sea which might Or lead 10 ch!oross or vac green
sckness tuplFessOn OF he uenses Ecc0m panel mt
Zines nv dan under The eyes, and have soneulrs
teen ,hs UBkrd ~ 70 pEssenIIne APpSHa9osO
eve THIS wttness cosey croas cues iouea Oy We
Dsirc Auorr ev and tethrd mai he discovered no mars
about The chtd wkch indcGitd violence -.
E6ncrS q r itsson, NJ d. formerly coroner OF w
City testified "a follows have seen csses OF ga Oloss
or green tcsI here greet maDy causes loAs nay
produce serious enusOns smODg hem are d-s,e OF .ns
liver which n very leQaent cause, dlso-so o. u' ~
nEyH aro diaeate Of he beTi, or genera denny loL
suy cause; chorsiic debility would Dc hkely 70 pouuc'
the Appearances hicn eXistso, ~ ccsC4Oe~ IA 'uo
Edt,srs NIL, tesuse4 that be lived at Mr. Msshin'
house from February ls4s I'll sfser Ann Acoo - - -.
Win was ia me habt OF being u i27 h.lt' ~
70 Eve hours cash Cay, and nsver saw AN nc 49, -
delicate old rot ace sry difference 10 her |
or i've Weeks before Der deata Adjourned Tor 'ns asJ
DEATH BIZ DROwNIsG An inqaess "1 Jes
terdsy hed Al tbs foot Of Ciarkson 81 n n upon tas
bosy Of an unknown uID about IS Zeafs oi q, -
wa found drowned a. tEht pises. IL 1890 N
long black hair and heavy WHISPERS de rn GREECE -
b5ark g.ior % i.cket with ceateye huroos oecA
cloth psLs blsek ak crevBt. REQ Z amer unoo' -
sirped ever ahlrt, laced boots ard "ooen s -
leather belt, With "a ~, ns,,sas ere n
wss pair Of blue and whise sinpea nl..71. -, 80
his vest pOckeL de sppearsd 70 hsVS 80 -.
CAV, IN X wstsr verdict q deaIh oy droHaing wa
rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
LAW COURTS.
Cours CaIsndar......FHIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 52J, %, "a. 1877, 2Oi,
soe "a ~ 81 &c. ia isl 65 in H. S. S. 1884, g. l3
i4O ISL i64 I72 co. 2O9 2l, 2lz 23 a. 2l5, 2e 2l7
III, 4s9, ga
Gao, AL, AZ, 443, 4i4 49, AS, All, 4is, 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
MIR. Webstarja Walt 10 Rochester.

RocHESTER, wednesday, Msy q.
Hon. Daniel Webster will visit this city on
Friday morning, and remain few hours. He
will address the citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

The tome of our market is healthier today,
although prices remain unchanged The sales were 400
hush hcbgaD WHEAT 9lc and 500 DO Genetee a. lt2e
Oc for extra samples During the seven days ending on
Tuetdsy IS 2a2 bbs Of FLOUR passed the wayock In s
civ for the Easl, and about Us coo oufh COIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

WnDssssAr MAJ 81.
AsHEs-Ths matst setvs for both 9TH steady
prcs. Dol. - tor Pearls sDs tor Pots
Export. from let TO 18th Nay. 1891. 1880
isi@
loo So
COTIOS-Ihs manst wholly psrab ssd BY the Aoas sivs
rhb sales reported " saf
press nomns hs smouat OF decline aot yet sssd
Export Of Cotton yos the Poyt Of NsS YOyk, (vo~ S<
1850, 30 May ~, 1881
To arss Bntso. bales. 1877 sO Other Forsgn Pors..-- sol
To Frsnes.-.....----....- % ~
To NOrhsru Europs.-.... 3tI36 Total. SCI %
tshiPpHg Lea
Cosrdyave SatesssR Of Receipts, Erpovs Vi StecAs 4
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By Telegraph to the Ntw.York Tribune.
s.sa<-r Maentfic TsisraYi Oet If Harsve Bsa'eF q

%. For additional TelegrGpkie DtspGtcscs, see
Sizfk Page of This Mornings Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

u The Steamship southerner arrived at
Charleston at nine O'Clock Tuesday morning
Nav 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

,RAcUsE. Wednesday MIy2
The President viii cave here in the express
train at O'Clock for U ca, where he will remain
over night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22

LIBEL sUIr.-Justice King issued warrant
yesterday on The complaint Of the propheton OF the
BrOoHpa Daily Freeman, against heHrs. Lees FoalkS
editors and propreiorI Of the Advtser charging them
with libel IN having published statements impu'ing 10 The
plaintiff that be sustained hI paper by leyyng black NAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 81.

The receipts at this port during the past q
bcoIs have been FLOUR ~ 100 bhls WHEAT 5000 b1so,
CoRN 81 OOO The msrAei for FLOUR Ia dul and uoseed
Holders IN consequence Of The steamers news, are askog
an advance buyers reuIe operate except az pre-
viCus rates WHEAT Is 10 fair demand but operations are
CHECKED by he d Innets OF holders Ihe C0Sh mAftet'
sncs The srrival of The AfcAs has been hrmer
sAeS 2aCOO bu,h 81 SIC Ohio WHISKY 10 selling 81 @e
FRTIcuTs are without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
mnrksta....ALBASY, May 81.

The receipts since our last have been FLOUR
qC0O bbs Cons GOO bushels 10 FLOUR there ha, seen
a GOOD business dOng-the sales reached 1000 bbs 81
81 l8dst IS for Hchgap 81 2jQS4 81 for Strait State,
md "a 4414 So for pure 0en,Gee There 10 fair miog
demand for pin WHEAT ard 500 bushels sold al phi
vsle terms Com IL actve, bat without change 10
notice The ISes were 600 bushels OATS ara steady
$500 bushels sod at 46 &c Ohio WHISKY quiet at sc.
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rs. ConmissIoner's OHice....Msy


Before Commissioner Bingham.
Andrep Ball, a fireman on board the steamer
Fr,rLtr. wss arrested on charge OF endeavoduE 70
msSe revolt The allegation WAS not SasIAineS sad the
complaint dlamls'ed.
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Receipts OF Produce,

Bytke North River Boats Wedsesddy. May 81:
q so bbs Flour, 2l4 do Ashes, T5 do WHISKY -
Beef 1880 pigs Cheese, 27oO kgs Lard 80 eaes Wool
81 500 Corn. 25 do Rye. 1851 do Osu. 300 do Bar
lev. 5 400 do Wheat
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markets...CHARLEsroN. May 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wy -

The sales OF CoTTON to day reached 1900
bses Idsic The marker 10 firm ~ fall prices with
dsc.eed upWs ard tendency.
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IEQULsr.-An inquest was held yesterday
upon TIE body OF an isfsnl weeks DID, With came to
S desh from injuries received IN Consequence Of ita
mother Jumping with In her arms out OF seconded ory
window The woman, a. the iime, was labonng under
en- porsry arrangement. Verdict in accordance
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NIBLo'S-Hsrry Plscide is Justly admired il
the new piece, the First Night which is hav
ing great run at the Garden.
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hsTRUcTIoS IN PHRESOLoGT.-Nr. FoEler's
class for instruction in this science will meet at
Clinton Hall At 3 o'clock every evening this
week Ladies and gentlemen wishing 20 inform
themselves on this subject will do well TO attend.
Terms IS cents a lesson.