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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
passeuzsr. Arrived.

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Rrosre tch- kagsbsfy, dsrshsY Hayes Cssts
DAYS Auan FOaa - ID Bans. Anfsfsop Coca, e
Gordon boussr bysr. Coro-tt, slumpb, A. khs,
yoea. Rholss.
4. brt ST. 90 6sM RsrnaiaCsot Moutoa. smith sa5
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Opening Of the E1e Railroad.

ELMihAf ououdyf AAJ -
The citizens Of our village have almost abandon
ed their occupations aud given themselves up 70
the business Of preparing for the suitable rece'-
tion Of their distinguished visitors next week, ex'
pecting TO entertain them next w ednesday night
Our hotels will be put in the best possible order
to receive them.
DuNKIRK. lake Eriel Saturday,. May 10.
Our citizens are in the highest state OF excite
ment produced by the anticipated Railroad tetti.
val. This will unite cordially with the affairs Of
TIE Erie Railroad Company, and preparations are
in actual progress for giving oGr guests suitable
reception. One yoke Of oxen, ten sheep, ana
several swine are TO be roasted whole, and served
I'D with proper accomplishments for the dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Our last dates are to the Goth inst Nothing
further is known respecting Portugal; but the
Charge d'AflAres Of that nation made another an
successful attempt on the 18th to induce Minis
ter, TO agree to an armed intervention, ct con-
ference held by him with NJ. Bertran de Lis and
H. Alyon, the al interim acting Minister for Or
eign Affairs. The interview had likewise the Oh
iecs of preventing few emigrants, now at Mad
rid. from proceeding 10 join Marshal sandanha-
General Espartero has published manifesto to
the ProsresistA party. He expresses his graft
i,ude for having been elected its president The
Prosresi.tas have returned three out of the five
candidates for Madrid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
BALTIMORE.
Death Of Chief Justice Brice-The Shooting
AhrnJ-TemperaBce observation-disclosures
cal Society Dinner-Recsprion Of Presi-
dent Fillmore.
OF The Tfibune.
81 rIMnRr Rriav Nay Q

correspondence OF TIE Tribune
BALTIMORE, Friday, May 9.
The hon. Nicholas Brice, Chief Justice OF B al
more City Court, died hs residence, North Chsrlesst
esry MS norning IL The sab year Of his sge he was
born ne ar Annapolis n this STATE itted - the bar Ia
1885, and In 1917 apponed Chief Jusucs OF the City Court
which position be bias held for period Of 81 years with
disnng uhhed ability let OF Loco Foco aspirAnts are
afer H. me most prominent OF whom thu Hon. James
~. buchAnan, 7 Parkln Scott. and Col w ?. Giles.
George KONG the akOt este day afternoon by a.
Manly hu lies al the point OF death asd 10 not expected
recover. Manly and Koog both notorious rowdes,
the former OF whom attempting 10 reform, and had
been appointed by the Mayor ~sichnan. Tits excited
the ire Of ha old comrades, whose tricks and peccadoes
he familiar vi aud they have made dead Get al
him sver since Kong said TO have TO whip him,
and 10 alleged only acted In selfdefence full exam
lnaton lakes place tomorrow.
The Sons OF Temperance 10 have grand procession
and celebration In This city The Fourth Of July Exsen-
Awe pfepaT sious proposed Tor the day.
The Anniversary Dinner OF the Mary snd Historical so
eety tAkss place al O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. SIR
Henry Buwer. Msrin T. Topper, and Gen. Wsddy
Thompson be present the Occason Jackson, OF
the EutEv House ReIs up the dinner, which IL 10 be
ms enfcent affair
The city Councils this evening appointed Joint Com
mee to tender to President Fillmore snd the members o
the Cabinet the hos pitses Of The city on their arrival
here on Mono sy, route for EewYork This IL an IN
looked for when you consider that both branches save
ms jority OF Locos. lAHO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Us. Circuit { Ourt,...EATvRDAr' May i
Before Judges Nelson and Beus.
y - - no u HETr y u J. =

TRIAL TO Z IT Z Z D
Trial Of E3rGrd T. Douglass, indicted Tor the
,r Asrrn A Hsrs late OF Tue 5srs Glenn A. sea
lie ws,sumned up By M shepard Tor defense and VI
OGDEN a fnan ht Dated satss ~l made n usual k-"si
ser.sL The Court ro0ul va fNei by spsctators
uf,s Sesor svsrsi 10 charge of tho Court ils M nv
, Jy "a, whether mortal wounds, steroi tfn' "fs
v.r h. orn haad or be actIiy conslc'.e
~ present ag md assisting - tns ~ - second - '
Benson ud srslis. sth-r Of thenf 10 va ~ my '
a. ebsrgs ID lie .ndu@ut TIE Court atnouslsd t-s Jl
rar.fv T. and Be- - ir OBJ aft' --fe
tbe ,curnsfsrr-s shown Wheeler be- guilty Or not
sJury absence o. sD9u - zrts' reliaea
@ Guilty Of Hlrdsr
T.. erissuef q. -l remartei
Tb.trsIo Of Clements ,ud Benson w. proceed 90 DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
American Association for the Advancement
of Science.

CINCINNATI, Frdsy, May ..
The Association for the Advancement Of Sci
ence adjourned this evening at o'clock, to meet
in Albany, on the third Monday in August next
Eighty seven members have been in attendance,
and efghty.seven papers registered, bat not all
read for want of time This has been much the
best meeting held by the Association. The mem
bers have been entertained srstuitously, and to-
day enough was subscribed by citizens to pay for
the publication Of forthcoming volumes. Prof.
Agassiz remains in the city TO deliver course of
lectures to the Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Rhode IsIaud-G overnor DOrr-PrOcession In
Honor Of Govsrnor Allen. &c. &c.
PRoyIDENoE, salurday. May % -

PROVIDENCE SATURDAY, May 10 I'M
Salutes have been fred at intervals during the
day, in honor of the restoration to his civil rights
and privileges of Gov. Thomas Wilson Dorr.
Gov. Allen was escorted to bis residence this
afternoon, upon his return from Newport, the
General Assembly having Just risen, after seE-
sion Of four days and half The Governor rode
IN large barouche, drawn by four white horses,
and was accompanied by the other members of
the State government. The procession was not
very numerous, or of character 10 prove very
gratifying to the Governor or his friends, or the
party.
The Legislature have made clean work OF it,
and deca pitated nearly every Wing office holder,
and the State is now thoroughly under the Oppo'
Aition sway
The weather is very warm and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
sKcosD BOARD
s.rrRpAY. hsy lo-P.A.


TIE Stock market this morning was active aud
buoysnt for isncies a. well - sound stocks Long HIna
wtI ore c. Tie nest buoysnt Gone operators have po'
seson Of he substance OF ne forth coming report ana
he rales were Arger than for long une pAs sno"ng Al
advance Of T. eect Canton also 0uoy1n9 aad "on'"
7S Beading WA active closing o. being cent Oeo"
he opening price, Farmers were hm a. ne opening '-t
arervard fell CT htte Norwieh was steady q o n0''
continues Inactive Erie "a without change Win isn az
mard The Securities are steady 81 H6s7t Tor oo1 IN
cones ana couvernbles. AsdiSon and lndAnAPoAs IN
proved & cent snd Mohawk was krm 81 g. bars" ~
vsnced cent dosing ~, AID wa one o. sas y -
stocks on the Ia. Government sHo SIAlc o''~N' w.
steady ard II demand
In Exchange there was MODERATE business
sop. ara tbs cn,,.uou. are frn. Staring lo4 elof-
Francs 5.lGd5.Oei
In Freghts there IS no change 70 no'e' Ano w
h1slness IL email Cotton IL SleS, Wiz eeeAs -
OF 500 bales Ger, 4sd; Elour leai pead-"e'sn',
i5s Within few days hers have been engage ~ -
don so bbls Oil Cake 10 90 and 10 0lAaS0N' 49,
FIocr "a; go bAss Cottcc, S-lsti ard Cof1' y q
r.Hn bark engaged . cargo Of Floor iof
hing over "a TWO crgoes OF DeaS n0n |-.-,S -,
an American BARK cargo OF saES
fro-r Bahia 10 New Oriears a. sl2 2 IN 70
here a no ehAnge TO notice. II po" '0'' -
sts.r-r. .... ~ Bhgs........''''''''''''5 ~ 81
49, ia SchOonerg ........sss''.-tY
hips.s............s..'ssttgg S~ =
bHLs ........s....ssssssAA'' -.......,........549
TotAl....................'s's
The Mstronolitsn Bank does not commence
buI;ress unrl Wednesday and does no' mem -
uneurreut msney in deposit unIA i1i'Ae' n'I'9
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier Co aaser'Ae u,f
proposals. for oar Of $50 900 Of he sr" sna Oo H''
gage BOoas o, he seAbOsrd EOsn0ss HaHaOsa ION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
London Produce Market.

LoNDS-i 1 ArsAtgf Apr -
CovfIg-A limited amour. Of business has been dOne
q GOOD ordinary naive Ceylon iis Sd genera e1,ss
tons rsu1ain as d 70 "a.
TE1 couun1os without Alteration
ClsSAMcs-The glkrseFly sales coz prsng ABOUT go
bales went OF very iregu!Ely.
F.LLoE, S9a q LOWE. ga ID rough FAT, - ID Ar
rived durng he week, IL casEs; delivered s2
ts preserI sIock CT land 8 Sc eESks tie Pc
nod IA. yesg u wa -, IS casss-
PsCvis.oSs- Bacon a. EcvErce Of s1l!y a. hEs 0seo
pad he -aEss closing very firm. Lard limited rsqnes'
METALs5pelief confines yeTy cu, about % zoos soa
Ct rs Lead ard Copper without Alteration Iroe--
scotch Pig q Il GOD demand prices are krm al is % 70
"a "a, with good demand, common Welsh Bns IN a.
Il n % 20 is; Rail- IS p "a 70 Is 70 "a WIN
few buyers fic-No tGles are reported saO'~N0-- arc
Almost nominal 90
q los TO $50: Palm = - 10 fj0; Lirs9ed, ~
suGAR-ln West Indis previous rates we're s1pp2red,
ard islr business done sales 40 hncs hSnoc ome
dsnsrd syi,T s,S nTces terd upward Brown Lamps
asa % 70 a. Northumberland gave rAses "a higher
Al auction 90 bsgs soid-m 9s ,i ~, - so "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

FIh.-About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
No ChamberpsI. caHsed by the ploGion Of spnI-
gas am over which being heated pair OF curling
totes Nonhdershe oOmsge was sustained By hre aod
Wst-t before the flames could be suDdled. The hrenen
and Secoto "Nd poles we're quickly on ire ground. II
Il sHe oee man VISA much b1rnsd By the duid while a.
tempting 10 smother The FIRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Liverpool Corn Market....KrElLs

IRE low price OF A-enctn Floor hss Induced tone
rAner large puTchGiss BAL he general tone Of me r2te
has yeIy qieI
The demand for WHEAT was very conhoet, ard IL ~
e business transacted ne prices OF Tgesdsy were had
y imported
INDiAs CoRS was Sd e qrsrteS lover.
here very IKE ESIe Tor krenen FLoJE acc soGe
5erlins would have been Ggbrlted 70. American 20
was pres,iog 81 reduction Of flliod = Do
INpIAN C0ES is3asO53 for Yellow snd VINE. wess'n
and ONO P.czr ls92lsi Soar, l7s9lsI hsa- li1Gl)G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
WhIg Meeting at Yorktown, Va'-DanieI
Webster Nominated for the Presidency-
ApnrovaI of she Course Of the President.

hIcHNUFDf W 5aIUIlsJ' MY 10
A large and enthusiastic Whig meeting has
been held at Yorktown, Va, at which Hon. Dan
lei Webster was unanimously nominated az their
candidate for the Presidency in 1852 and they
call upon the friends OF the Union throughout the
United States to rally around and support him.
The meeting also expressed their deep graft
tude to President Fillmore, for the patriotic man
ner in which he had enforced the Compromise
measures, particularly the Fugitive Slave law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May I.

There has been quite an active demand for
CorroN transactions having reached fully 2iOo bales
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 6, 1851.
Fhe CoTToN market is dull, aud transactions limited 70
1876 bales prices ranging from 94c 10 l0tc, about the
same previous days. . . ,-
The past twenty four hours receipts here have been-
FL Our ~ COe barrels; WHEAT. 1900 bushelsi CoRr,
bushels The market for common aud TAR BRANDS OF
Wesern Ia lower, with a moderate demand LOT
the home and export trades. WHEAT 10 In demapo Oll
tbe frmpess OF holders checks operations 1000 bushels
were sod nj 7o1c Ohio CORN 10 steady al yesIefdsy
rs,et: 1900 bushels mixed Western sold at 46tc Ono
WHISKY IL NJ 2lc. FREIGHT quotations are Fiour DC
ard Corn lc4c. - ,,,o ,oz,
The receipts at this port during toe las twenty tour hours
havs been follows: FLOUR, 1900 bhls WHEAT %yo
bushels; CoEN $4,000 do. Western FLOUR Is IN TAR de-
nspd hut we notice material change In prceI Ihe
"a "a have been coo bbls Prime WHEAT u IN TAR de-
mapo and the market Is arm, but common descriptions
are dull with a downward tendency. 5000 bushels oran-
an 0euesee were sold al 49, CORN 10 not go sciye
but he market 10 without change 10 prices. The sales
were OCo bushels st56ic. for mixed Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Goutheru Items.

WAsHINGToN, Sitsrdty, Nay 10.
Commander g. J. Pendergrast has been ordered
10 the command of the steamer SArsnac, attached
to the home squadron.
Judge Church is better this morning, and It il
thought will soon be able 10 be out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Manufacturing Districts

LANcAsHuRg. hoSoaV, APRIL 2S.-rhs eotsos ssnd-
loom Viewers OF fancy r.nkeeus snd grghsns 81 Ssa-
cnae Plipston and Preswich have rot more GA an sv
ersse han f0ur dave woFk per weed, aoc wages e e
uer ely low The -ool'en elcsh ns'e al soN1
unfe better than Il was weeks sZo yes II 10 uot -
bsk FOR home nakss 10 Usually ne case al to sstecE
fihe year ree bodstn uste 81 koseodse esesPs
ard victD remains modersssly ersk BAT 10 az 80
good Il ok eight weeks ago. The nands ~ the
cotton mills genesay moderately 'plOy-d sad mssa
fAciUrefs complain Oi the high pces Of TIE rsv mss0a
but they are expecting Hloser very shortly Thssofsth
trade Al Manchester and The neigaocring tovos 10 10
vegy ptecaio0s sate. ard Friday ard Saturday isa
several large manufacturers numsted heir ntsnuca % ne
wesyets mai unless Al aser,toa shorty tOok psce Iaey
would b ohlged eAer 20 reduce The wsges give up
manufacturing FOE short tins. TIE wesvers Of pals
goods have not more han bali employment snd there
few bar have 10 submit 20 reductions for ufleg
fsuu Some OF The masters have already redu esi
sorts Of veavers vsges upward OF ten per esaG Tea
Overs wtFpers ard Wit ders have rot more
age Than four days work per and Hundreds de-
Uiule OF empoymeul rhe sik smsllwsre fancy srste
10 the mills q Riae oeltsr han it month Tee
usds In the factories mes round Manchester
very slack n present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
gy telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.

Sg~sS,ru Magr<tie Telegraph Ocs e,e- Hs.cv Beavsrs
r. For additional T.legTdphie DttpGtcAcs, see
Seve1fk Page Of THIS Mornings T'rIbHse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
LAW COURTS.
Court CnIendnr...,..THls

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 523. 80, A., o., l09, III
2 49, Iis l2o l2, ia 23 l25 ~ 10 49, iS3, l55'
1885, l3s, l4o, l4i las, l4f. fo Il, 81, 49, 5s, 10
COMMON PLEASING change.
SUPREME CoURT-General Term.-Nos ., ID,
H. Is, IS, q. q, so. 81, 81, s. 81, IS, So, 81.
Az $40 S5ol ssh Ssl $50 SIS 295 as5 $50, $751; $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

AssTGEEEs's sALE.-We invite the attention
OF hose Wl'hing TO purchase Real Estate to the sale 81
suction BY Anthony J. Blocker this dsy 70 O'Clock a.
the herehantF Exchange consisting Of the splendid
Houfe end Lot No 81 James,, and three fne Cottage
bonses sno Los known Nos a. a. aud IS HOrsu0sL,
u NE Nlnth Ward OF he City OF NeE.YoFk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

REDUCTION or FARE-We understand that
the members Of he General Assembly OF the Prssbyssn
Church about 10 meet Ct Udea fhurSdEy the l5s, viii
be allowed to pass the rHilrosd from Schenectady TO
Albany iot reefourhI fare or both Ways for one and
bali iAFes similar allowance has beeu made 10 the
members OF The BspuI Missionary Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

former prices bat inferior bots Engss snd ssrgoI ~
eDed 10 per quusr Flour owing TO tnnease splies
Of Freneh, ws 10 per s.ek lowsf Bxscy aaatcret--
Enghsh White Whest, tSs 70 tss; Red, S7s 70 fSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

TIE reports from the procucs marksts Of Ausfsrfsn
ard Rotterdam state that business ooauag.d osly 90
limited scale. Tbe opes scons IN C0des were ssalL bss
prices wers pretty frnly supported IDdxo was nAs-
laned; Rice and SugE presecsec 40 mslerts eAArga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

z The warm "spell Of weather" and Mr..
H"'' advertisement reminds as ali OF Britannia Icsl
WGier PiIehsrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

PRIVATE LECTURE TO MEs osLI.-Ar, Fos 'l
,s.,r,s on subjects Of vital importance 10 health
y,r,ue .nd happnes. iAs evening IN ols'0a H"s "'
o.clecG Tickets lsi eean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
TURKEY AND BOSNIA.

A ,elegrsphic despatch, dated Agrim' the Esd
instant, SAYS" Behacz, the focus OF the Bos-
Man instruction, is besieged by the Turks The
reduction of this fortress is hourly expeoted' A
heavy cannOnAde on the Turkish territory Is heard
At this moment
In the Musical and Artistic World We have no
thing Of note, except work upon the Results
"a Tendencies of National Exhibitions Yes
.a~a.v IN Paris. the sale Of Louis PhihPPe's AT
Collections was 70 begin. They consist OF PIC
tnre.spd statues by the mOas eminent artists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
-o11p DAYsLATER FROMEURoPE.
Arrival Of the arctic.

.v;can mail steamer Arctic, Capt.
r,cs, arrived yesterday morning bringing
49,, from Liverpool to Wednesday, the
3Oth inst. -.
late, sums up the foreign news to the last
moment. H.
east on the Cd inst
ENGLAND.
c,,raspondepce OF The Tribune
LONDON Thursday, April g.
r.. RIVAL visitors are arriving for the grea'
r.h;b;,;on The Prince and Princes Of Prussia,
-.:,h p,;,ca William from Berlin, and Prince
L., ~ tba Netherlands are already here. or
oon,.s VA have no eye or ears for anything else
ut this moment
The Ottoman steam frigate Teizi Barr has
coached southampton with the Turkish contribu-
,ion,. Several officers of high rank came in her,
and on dropping anchor she was saluted by the
Platform Battery and by the United States frigate
st. Lawrence.
In the political world we have nothing new.
There was q Cabinet Council on Saturday and the
following diplomatic changes are announced {;
Lord Bloomfield, Minister at Berlin, in the place
Of the Earl Of WestmOresnd, now Minister a.
Vienna on the reduced salary. 6r Hamilton
geymour, Minister TO St Petersburgh. Sir Rich
ard Pakenhsm, formerly Envoy to the United
s,s,es aud who has been on the retired list since
n, return from Washington, Minister at Lisbon
By the report Of the Poor Law Board, 1t sP'
ne,r. that there is a constant decrease under the
Free Trade system, Of the public expense Tor the
Door. For the year ending Lady Day, lS48' there
vr.s expended for purposes connected with the
-elef Of the poor a sam Of 4G,lsO,764 In the
v.s, ,s4o the amount was 45,793s 63, and IN 1850
,ho,s vss s,il further decrease, as shown by the
I.ct that the sum expended was only 15,395'O22'
making in two years, renuction OF 17S'''42 IN
the expenditure for the relief Of the poor in Eng
lsud and Wales
The new Literary Fund project advances. The
frat performance of the amateur troupe takes
place st.theIDevonshre House Spectators VIII
be charged FIVE guiness each for admission to the
first performance. The comedy will afterward be
played in all the large towns Of the kingdom, and
there cannot be doubt that the aggregate re-
cepts will greatly assist the promoters in reallz'
ing their benevolent designs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12
Ter is very warm and pleasant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May 10

CoTTON has declined quarter to one half cent
since the Furopss news arrived. FLOUR is dull. OHIO
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Mo 10 al ec with sales Of bsgs al that hgure
PfOvitiOus UNCHANGED.