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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

SsTtHpAy, March 10 P.h
There altogether better feeling in the stock mar
kct to-day The transactions in the leading nces were
large and buyer. pientcr than have noticed r
time pat. A. usual large portion Of the opera
tons time. There done in eoyernmcp nj
securities At the frr board to-day a. = &c 1867 ad
vsnced Il per cent; Eric BE., u; Farmer Loan 1.
Hudson u. r., \; Canton Company. 4; Harlem 4,
stonington 4; EdseworthiS Morris Canal declined :.
per cent.
The receipts ct the Office Of the assistant treasurer oil
this port to-day amounted to sl4507o payments Slss
$40 1o-balancc. S3.s64Jo6 o.
The National Bank has declared a ssmi-s annual divi
dend of FIVE per cent
The exports a specie for The week ending March 10th
amounted to s1.o2lf55; previously this year s3o62es
Total for 1851, sae73ssi
The Reading Railroad Company brought down. during
the week ending the 9th inst, $3.50 tons Of coal
Jsss ,Lis year. thus far 4i937 tons ssms time lat
year as2s32 tons Increase this year, 1s6 3oj tons
The supplement TO tho act authorizing free banking "
tho state Il New Jersey passed ut the last session of tn.
Legislature, repcais 50 much Of the original act
qures thai persons assocng for the pwpose Of hank
ing shall he residents If the state and provides that
any association Of persons formed may deposit In sdd
ton to the stock mentioned In the original act the
stocks q the States Of New York Ohio Kentucky ans
Pennsylvania security for their circulation IL l.
provided. siso that the bills issued hail b. .ampc6
secured by public stocks 10 the state casury. OF
secured by public stocks snd bonds and mortgages In
the state Treasury" as the may be- majority Of
the directors must be residents a the State The act
goes into effect Immediately
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the quantity and w..
lue q foreign dry goods entered this port consump
Ton Tor wsrehcusng and the quantity and value With
drawn from warehouse for the -sek ending the q h last
Ho,rsrvr ~ rontioS Dry Gooos
- gvrrRrp
henrsstprss ofJYccf Woocns packages, 252 t126 40
cloth 81 26pS1 cashmercts ~ pp1 pilots H. ASA:
ccetnss, g. 2HS, vorst,ds. 90 % ri; stun goois ~
5ot2 cotton and vorsed III GO SO dc lain,s "a Ass,
Ipsres ~, 2zI4 bargcs Isi4; sbawls, le st7s l-t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

The UNION WING Pass or New YORK.
What has become of the Union whs press of New
York, that it displays at the present time SO much
weakness, cowardce inbecility, and want Of
courage The abolition press and the barn-burncrs,
the one represented by Seward, and the other by
Stanton, are uniting to put forward Seward as the
master-spri, to manufacture the next candidate for
the Presidency, general anti-slavery platform;
and yet they are silent the subject. While such
movement is on foot these journals do not appear to
have the moral courage to denounce it, The Express
sneakingly attacks the barn-burner Stanton for
the abolition sentiments which he delivered the other
night, but -ays nothing about the projects Of Seward
Why Stanton is a mere cipher-a nobody at all-he
is but Of the abolition crowd Why not touch
the whole conspiracy, and those who are at the bot
tom Of it The journal Of Commerce is as silent
the grave. !. all its Union rhetoric exhausted
Has it collapsed with the cor. Of last fall! What
is the in having Union editors and Union jour
mails, if they afraid to speak at this momentous
crisis, when this the very stronghold Of the ccnsi
tuition is assailedl Are all the funds Of the Union
Committee exhausted! l. that the cause of their
silence and mbecility! Ifso, the Union Committee
may dissolve and dsband, a. advised PEI Mr. Webb,
of the ('dl,r,er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
The Ba,tery Hotel, by NJ. Pe,t,s = Wln,an,

Sawyer, At the corner OF Battery place aud Green
~h street under its deserves increased
portion Of public confidence house lie better ccu
lated for comfort convenience, and good society It,
situation IL elegant and it, apartments spacious The
lardcr d, and its stock If wines liquors. &c
unoxeelled. The famous Philadelphia Xxx Is Away.
had. An abundant lunch provided every day. The
cannot but be found satisfactory 70 its patrons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Bccbee, and Aldermen Oakley ant

Bcforc Judge Bccbee, and Adefheh UaKIty ana thiP"
END OF THE JEwETT TRIAL-DISAGIEruENr CT
TIE JTRY-NoBoDl CONVICTED or RApE--No-
BODY CONVICTED OF PERJURY.
MARCH 29.-Aftcr being out all night. the jury came
into court ut carly hour this morning and announced
that they had not agreed upon verdict there
any probability Of agreement The court therefore
discharged the jury from any farther consideration
the
1t Is raid that the jury stood six for acquitta and six
for conviction Of assault and battery with intent to
raysh
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Superior Court-special Term.

Bc1Ore HUI JUugc ndHloru h.
MARCH, 0.-DEcIsIoNs- TerbeH Geciist Charles
Sietoy1 aud ai-Order modified and defendant
in days after service Plaintiff IS costs Of motion $40
be costs in the Defendant to take short notice
Of trial for the April term.
Edrn Hoyf against Isaac Doughty and ot.Ts0rdcr to
show cause discharged. with SO costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Nassau street.-The patronage which the undor has
ceiycd from his former fricnd well strangers the
best evidence of Lis earliest determination sustsn the
end the character Of his house far the ctpeetahty
his visitors the excellence his stock
acs egars and most nimitabe Scotch and Irish whskey
concerned. Ills lunches bear With
house in the city for excellence and variety; and
will be left unried 70 the further
his friends to stimulate his cAerons to 40 usticc ALL
FDWD. q. MEGARY
Second Ward House. 30 sps.au street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
A Pleasant Trip.-we drove ont, yester.

day in company with few friends DESTROYS OF setting
their Larcs and Penates Sratton PORT to look ths
site Of the village 1t is really lovely spot We doubs
il upon any Of the waters that border New York
heaty location could have been found The
distance from the city only eight miles in and TIRES
quarters Of hour in time. The dock is nearly finished,
and materials for building the ground We prcdes
within years this Stratton Port will be
populous village and by that shall
be among its inhabitants Messrs Longey Tlammer
the propetors have done the place than Justice in
their advertisements Mr. Flammers Office is Ut ~ Woos
ter street, where the plans Sc, may lie seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
The Rock Hoys.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
We the undersigned have been surprised notice in
your paper a ths morning Saturday. under the head
a city news Neutrality-suspicious. sknning-Preal1s q
the Rock Boys, Re Sir, you will do both justice
and svor. " you will inform the public through your
valuable paper that We (he Rock boys) had nothing
TO do with the disgrscefu proceedings stated Yos will
please further inform the public that II has become the
fashion Of late with the dead horse jobbers and swi
boys, Of the upper wards when they about TO
NIT sny act ~ rowdyism, 10 the name Of those
-ho eonsidsr them beneath their Notice
SllE MOCK BOYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

truly elegant and their chespness marvel Ne hav
priced the market and recommend the establishment
Mr. Espensehoid l0T Nassau street Of Ann, TIA
hat store in New York city His stock OF the choicest aha
he procured and the beauty and elegance Of Til
fabric beyond criticism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

ing one)-The universe l. challenges BY l.. A. Brooks
produce neat cheap, durable article Of Baots
Shoes, Caters, &c. a. i to be found at No. 10 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

oysters served up In the most uncNcepoBa'e ,tye would
do well TO call on ISAAC H. DECKER, No. 81 Nassau
lie is the plus ultra Of caterers in this particular cub
nary department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

rmples, freekles, erupons chaps. &c. Pondre Subtitle
graduates hair from any part Of the body LIQUID Rouge
Tnls lips and checks Hair Restorative Lily White &c.
the old established depot, % Walker street Broadway
and T. r. Calenders s. South Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

red hair 10 Set black brown, the instant II
piled literally dying tn. hair the instant u IL applied with
out staining the skin Warranted taken. Found
only at Dr. Felix Gouuss old established depot u Walker
street, hrst store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

cock and oadbeater 81 broadway Leonard street
have Of the best assortments of sIreg aud
silks Shawls Mantinas Chalys. Poplns, DE LANES Bar
French Musns Cacocs &c. &e in the city and sell
the NEST reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Or whisksrs TIE moment apIcd, wout injury 20 ths
hair or skin can be washed in medatey without disturb
ing the color and has bad odor IL grpcd cold
Phalons Wig and Tonpee mandatory 1T Broadway Fox
sale In the city and country b. druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
XVcdaing Cards, elcgantly amid fashiom
Fatal Error.-The Imperfect pcnnan, who

printed gold and silver the richest silver
bordered and plain Porcelain Surface Cards Also pendid
Wedding Envelopes Specimens can be seen at EVERDELS
3o2 Broadway, corner Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
John Reese, AuctlOneer.-James Cooley

will prompt and faithful attention to the sale Of House
hold at the residences Of families will receive
it for sale at his capaeou 3 and SO Broadway
hite street. Cash advances all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Lutencrs Ear nhrnary, for the exclusive Of
diseases will be removed by the LIST OF May to 81
In the interim he be Consulted from nine till three
2s Broadway Entrance through Wsterburys furnishing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

Court ~ Appeals In New York.
NaRtu ~ No. Z Martin Brainord respondent. W,a
Cooper and ooc, appellants argued this day and the
court adjourned until Monday morning ut III o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

of Prayer Beads Medals silver and plated; CRU
cifxes Fonts Altar Charts &c. Sc. For sale low for cash
j. LAuMONIERS, As Maiden Lane, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
no Cathollc Book Store Kcepcrs.-A

prefers blundcr instead Of acquiring tine hand Tor
81 So GOLDSMITHS, 80 Broadway commits
Judgment which hard, credible in this progressive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

from pain dancer Hunions aad had Nails also skil.
fully treated BY Dr. J. Llttiehed who has e,cu his enr.
attention IN this city for TIE past eleven years T. the
ntnt 81 these diseases and whose past succc. 10 sufen
guarantee thst he understands bis business Omees -,
81 Houston street and Al william street
y xchange Duildlnts. OrIers rremIty attended 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
SUDDEN DrArH.-An elderly gentleman
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN EAST BRooXLyN
On Saturday night about O'Clock. FIRE broke out
IN a stable owned BY John Campbell. WITHIN The
block bounded ty Myrtle, Carlton and ParA-ayS..
and Gumberland.st.. which was consumed together
with IT, contents including nne horse belonging to
John Muay. a carman valued at about Sl0o. Loss
on stable. about sic0-no insurance. The danes
next communicated 10 a contiguous frame dwelling
house owned by Mr. Cralghev. Il New-N orr, and
occupied by two families named Pitt AMI Van Beu-
ren, whose goods were. however mostly saved.
Loss on the building probably about SiOO-partly m
sured-thc goods uninsured. The hame> next eN-
tended to large frame building owned and occupied
by James d. stewart aS a gold and silver pen and
pencil mdnuiactOn, which was LIKEWISE burned
down, with the stock, tools. &c. Loss about Sj.OjJ-
10 insurance. The books, papers and some
valuable materials connected with his bust
ness had been placed in Shdmindtr safe
in the second story, and although was heated 10
red glow on the outside, and fell through the hoor
amid the burning emberS beneath, rs contents were
subsequently, found to be unin ured. Mr.. Stewart
had but recently erected the building and hdd Just
commenced business. Much inconvenience was
felt from the scarcity of water IN tee vicinity which
prevented the dremen from rendering that effective
and they otherwise would have done their aSsldu-
ny however, prevented the flames from reaching
the surrounding habltatlOnS During is progress
fireman, named Brown, aScended the root OF The
dwelling house, and the flame. bursting through
and blinded BY the smoke he fell through an aper-
turc landing. on the upper foor and was CONSIDER
ably injured by the falling upon him OF some
bricks from the chimney. lie succeeded IN max
iug his escape. however, without further dam
age 4 man named kimoall, attached 10 En-
gine COMPANY No. rs. had four Of ms fingers
cut of by being caught under the levers
Of the machine while az WORK and another Ere ntD
belonging 70 Co. 80. >, was considerably injured
about The head. lie was taken 10 DR.. Newcomo'>
house near by. wherc his wounds were ATTENDED -
Several other accidents occurred, but o' a triflrg
nature. As near as could be asceriaine1, ne hge
originated from "a light taken INTO the stable by
boy who accidentally let II drop among some straw
winch gulied and spread 50 rapidly that II wa, soon
beyond control The Brooklyn Fire Department
generally were on hand with their usual promptneSs
and No 30 Engine and Hose Cos. from New-N OH,
and one or TWO companies rom " N-lulmeDufgh were
there also, and did good service
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
TrNas.

There seems 20 be dreadful state u
morals and social hfe apon the frontiers ol TeKa.
The papers Jus, received from Galveston, San An
tonic and Brownsville are hlled with details OF hom
lc'dc IobberieS and personal violence The Indians
are committing frehtiul rayag,S on the Rio Bravo.
and a revolution !s on foot Ia Tamaulpas, aided by
Texan volunteers
The following bloody duel a; Brownsville, On the
tn INST. Is 4 specimen o! The occurrences ga the
frontiers
We have 20 record an unfortunate occurrence ,n
our streets, which has produced considerable excite
ment- On sunday evening. abauts clock, 4 dispute
arose between Mr. w Ii. Harrison. OF this city, and
Mr.. G.. W. Clarke of Point Isabel. which resulted IN
the instant death OF ihe latter. For some DAYS PAD
a serious misunderstanding has existed between a
brother of Mr.. Harrison and the deceased, which
threatened to end IN a duel On Sunda, Il seems to
have been stopped, ~ IN some way abandoned and
was garied of little further importance. In the
evening, about O'Clock, the parties met accidental.
IL at the Gem. and another contest sprung up be-
tween the parties to TINS melancholy affair
\ soft OF informal duel. with hSc-shootSrs, was
proposed and accepted on the instant, IN the street
They weGt out, and At Green PAGES commenced the
contest Both pistols missed re IN the first attempt
the decea>ed'S pistol missed a second time his aa
tacOnSi rcd. without aeci, and again 6red conj
time. when The deceased tell by shot near the NJ
gl0n Ot the heart. Though comparatively stranger
among us he was buried on Monday, and his body
attended 10 the grave oy large and respectable csa
course OF citizens.
warrant was issued for the arrest OF Mr Hanr-
son, but he passed the rNcr into Mexico before u
could be executed We learn that he will return ln
time 10 meet investigation that the authorities
may institute IN the ease The character and pos,
ton of the parties concerned render II melancholy
event Nh Clarke was nearly forty years ot age int
lis antagonist several wears hiS Junior
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
L. :. Cry Posr.-We herin 10 think

1. :. CRY PosT.--We begin 70 think
hat We have a. las: got reliable and valuable Gov
eminent Penny Post iol our CITY, thing that should
have been 6xei fact twenty years ago. We have
oeenveD FL accommodated oy private Companies
tut II vsS CLEARLY the duty oi the Government 10
furnish long ago the facilities which now offered
The prsseg' artangemen, has been established, and
remains under the immediate care of MarcelluS
Eells, Superintendent OF ;Ae New-N oik City Let
ter tSsers service" The citv y divided into
Right Districts, and over tNo hundred stations have
eeen established, principally o. the great thorough
fares ans 80 distributed thai "a H..nute'S walk : sun
oien; m mos, instances 30 reach one OF them The
collections hou The above S:auons Will be- made four
times each day, cOmmenci-, az and II \. NJ. and
SaRd 4 y 4 Letters taken 20 The foSt-ofce II
time for ;tc ,eral Mails W ihoI, anv charge. let
'efs deN eI ed from the Mails cents each. There
VII b. iarrc deliveries eaca day a. CITY letters &C.
deposited N the boxes q, tAe aeoye hoGgS, or ei al
@sCarsrS widow, al The r0sl-oface, VIZ. al Q A.
" na aad =. Nj. "a q charge Of one ccat. pre-
pad Adi,ess your letier> distinctly, and give
suee' AZ number aud every efor, VIII ,e made %
eehver Le'c,s. &c, With The utmost pyompneSS.
stamps nss De- had Tor CAV Postage a: the Post.
onee arj vii soon be Tor sale at the several >.s-
tons
Taesc regulations FIX the rate o. Carriers POSTAGE
atone cent 'or I.y letters and i~o cents for letters
nat alsne u, mau nom any other town or country,
TIE charge OF f', cents dor del, ,er,ng mai, letters
p'aetc ~ 'he same cent .oT c.tS lc.ier> mas
mach - a t.er received generally Involves an
A~A"ef, 49, t,.S L,s ltter 5 t,sc,. te te r,s oP,-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Latest European Intelligence.
BY ELECTRIC TrlroaaruraOr losposro lieEE oa

81 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM l0SuoN 80 70 n oii
ENGLAND -Commerc,a. Faiure5.-IHe
Ta.ss saws adylces from the Mediterranean mention
the failure Of Messrs. Peter Clark s CO.. hrn
navlug extensive establishments al Corfu. /lffe.
Cepnaloraa and Pa.ras. Their .iaoiIties are slared
d, $4,000 and The cause Of their s.op9age was I'D
20 De iheI connection VITA hessrs tasIe!n q co.
uuon whom they are creditors for -2i,0O0-tle pre-
cfse estimate Of their assets l. not hnow Oul Only
moderate dividend IS expected.
TIE AUSTRIAN LoAN.-Taf Tmes s.ys that, ludg-
ing from the let.ers from Germany oi Yesterday,
tie result @: hi suo-cnpion tor me Loan hi,
been diScOuraging A. Vienna = J. CERTAIN that not
much more than EJO1O,D ia any case Viii % taken
for resl inyestaens-aac there Vas cry li'ie pros
pect o. success a. franA;or-. Amsterdam ana bFns-
ses
Important dispatches have oeen recelye4 from
SPAN, amoun;-ly u said.to treaty vith England
fur the preservation o. the c9-Ony ron American
INVADERS TIE Minister Of F FOrc q Affairs and the
Spanish and English Am5assadoy. mad A meeting on
Monday evening rance and England are decided
on preventing rupture between Spain and t1e
United States, ana "a preserving I0r the FORMER HeI
galuabe colony. ort with the Introduction OF >ome
indispensable reform m The general government oi
Cuba. A French steame! VS. b ieaYe ba'l' vH
T Tesdav Tor Washington. H-.n dispatches @ ioin '''
French Government and 'ae American Aihis'ot - -
FRANCE-.e lUth. Pgrs Bo"T'r-f i''s' % n
1-ree. 81 n solf ). about the same pnce ~ fafis
End London. and V.l2 g CEN. '9aie' '
man n London. r,4 .ot ,,,e,il. =
The Exchange between Ing la.A1 t-r.i,-5 Ie.,,n,,
nonna O. > cent n i.so[ o - IN t,o ~ a. ,Se ie
Snl1 80, VI" tn ,afux OF Cold al the PArls Mint
~. 9e gre., diminished aud lae period for fe-deiseIy
: % as ne, "GSie ISSa o. pSsf sIf GGs aSs
= l' -. Ia, AZ s. being decline OF iTonthe
o'e ale. in Bar silver nothing has been done,
.. the o1.ce quoted co.. The. transactions are
81 sno,,e, ~,n @, Victor Hugo has been condemned
~, ,,f. -, r vi Inesit. 1ad hDed sOJ franc.
t' ii'' i.a Il -.pgssJa u l,.s sa.!s ,fpu'
r.r.-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

r. The jersey City COntlnentals, Capt.
Pollard, leave Jersey City, this Monday morning,
on An excursion TO Philadelphia. They are to De Ar
guests OF the Third Brigade, and propose staying
about four days.
re The Twenty second Anniversary Of
the New-Jersey Baptist state Convention VII be
neld with the South Baptist Church, IN Newark. %
Wednesday October -. AT II O'Clock \. NJ. Brother
" H. Parmley, Of Burlington, Is expected to pfedch
the Introductory sermon
rg \ Democratic ANTI Monopoly Mass
Meeting to 0e held al Lafayette IN sussex ouhty.
on saturday next. the ilh October
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
WILLIAMS ITEMS.

AN0IHER EXPLOSION FEOM BuRNlSG
FLulD-On Friday evening mctal ilut lamp, wnile
burning on the table Of Mr. G.. W Baker Grand-s' j,
near S.ytN, exploded servant girl was burned
cor sidera5y by the accident.
SCHOOL CENsus.-The number OF chill
dren IN The village OF Wlamsburgh, between the
ages OF and 81 as recently returned 10 the County
Clerk. is ll.l17
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Phill3clphia TeIcsraph Cav,

fHiLA'ALrHiA, sept y. iHoi
Tie arguments ma fae great Telegram case ksvss
vs. Barn. Morr closed JAS, evening The de,-tssn of
tle lrt9c,. turg lEI Kane. VIII uot De- trndescd
pros abl, fCr feN or tarcc weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

CHARLESTON. Flrjay. Se.s .6 IeSi
Tn ship Hueucno' from Liverpool, recently ashore
~ --. bs. uccn got ~ ard arrived I'D ycstrrisv
sales CorroN, go 0l.es 4; uslc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Weather at Boston

Bo>roN, sept ~ 1851
rhe weather Is quite gsiny ,o-cay ~'th thict tss
iu Tie taE1lr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Market, Nsw oRrx,ss. Sept

CovrcN--Fwo thousand N,idhngs were sold ,tS
Weeks receipts. 2sN Total receipts oi the season.
$1,000 against 1900 sane time 'aSt year. stock ~
hand. ito9. Mess PORK 1eCnDing-ssie> A. elj %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
By Telegraph 10 ne New-Yort Tribune.
NIP Huguenos. &c.

s,,,A-- T..,,s-. or. 60, E.-s-, 81 g.. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

Cg The State Bank Of Newark on Fu-
DAY declared Ls usual sen,,-anIluai dividend 9f 81
per cent pay abe The 1T u 0tobcr MI 40 sx<s
slyiiesj u 5 pee cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

- Or. J. II. Davis, of Pine Plains. died
on The 10Th ns,.. from the effects Of small wound
inflicted while performing post ,mortem examlna.
ton some two or three years since After suffering
about year with severe pam IN the hand which
received acut, 10 al appearance the disease LEFT i,
and he appeared IN usual health until about SIX
weeks before ms decease when the pam reappeared
and,spread through the whole system, causing great
suffering, which was unconquerable tn relieved by
death.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

rra,,s- snd thus the writer paYs fv1 -ens FOR 'D'
lerors, although the chAIgo res 1poA one onp
We hope that our readers al pressTge tls article
and refer TO II instead OF complaining - el,ors "en
a o.fe-ence Of opinion arises A. - legal Try
Postage
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

RECEPTION or THE COMMODORE The
airva! Il The Baltic Yesterday morning OF J. C. Ste
veuS ana others late OF the yacht America, was the
cause % grand commoiIOn - ;he haTbor. 4 great
number o caanons-said 10 have been 301-were
fred from The BaIery. Jersey CITY and Hobokeu
a IS ks fluE,ed a.s every deuon a,.sn of -,
n sd .9 puJltc t.uer &, .sikcj 1t