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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
xxxIst CONGRESS. Second Session
sENATE...WAs

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. 81
communication Of the Commissioner OF In
dian Annuities, under the decision of Ewing of
YVES read
Mr.. EWING was glad the letters had been receiv.
ed, and hoped they would satisfy the Senate, il
not the Senator from Tennessee (Turney) OF the
groundlessness Of all the hearsay charges daily
retaied IN the Senate by Mr.. Turney. He ex-
planned all his decisions concerning affairs, and
considered Mr. Turney's language the other day
unusual harsh and unjust. He believed the Sena.
tor from Tennessee made the charges on the
strength OF the Report Of the investigating Com
mittee in the House last session. He believed
the Senator had become residuary legatee of that
defunct Committee. He detailed the charges
brought by Mr. Richardson In the House on which
the Committee was appointed, also report of the
Committee and the proceedings OF the House, re-
jectiDg the accusations. The political M ajorty in
the House refused to sustain Mr.. Richardson who
was Chairman OF the Committee, and by this
action Mr. Richardson was placed in position Of
accuser and unjust Judge. He considered the
Speaker wrong in appointing the accuser Chair
man of the Committee. He said that in reply TO
several of the Committee, be addressed several
communications to the Committee, which in the
Report of the Committee were not published.
He did not know, nor did he care by whom this
suppression " as made but it was done greatly to
bis Injustice
Messrs TURSEY and GREENE followed in expla.
nation.
Mr. DOUGLAS defended Mr.. Turney and Mr..
Gwin from charge Of suppression Of papers The
same charge had been made in the ~ Y Tribune,
and Mr.. Richardson, in the House, in presence Of
all the Committee, had pronounced the charge a
fasehood, and the author a calumniator The
same charges were repeated here, when no man
IN the House, who had regard for a character for
truth, would dare TO make il. He considered the
Speaker as having acted strictly in accordance
with parliamentary law, in appointing Mr. Rich.
srdson Chairman Of Committee.
M EWING rose to reply, but the Chairman
prohibited further debate.
The senate was engaged for an hour and more
IN debating r1otion to reconsider the vote dis
charging the Pension Committee from the subject
Of private claim.
A Message from the President, in reply to Mr..
CLAY's resolution, was received and read
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Feb 10, 1851.
To me Senate Of ne United Sfdfes
have received the resolution of the Senate Of
the 18th inst requesting me to lay before that
BODY, II not Incompatible with the public interest,
any information i may possess, in regard TO an
alleged recent case Of forcible resistance to the
execution Of thelaws Of the United States in the
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COunectIcut-ResuItO OF Town Elections.

The Hartford COurant gives the result Of the
Town Elections in Connecticut showing that the
Wings have made large gains, they having car.
ried 10 towns entitled to lis Representatives in
the Legislature, the Locos SO towns entitled to
s9 Representatives, and II towns entitled to 10
Representatives are divided The previous year
the Wings were successful in only 81 towns, en-.
titled to 90 Representatives land this was about
their strength in the last Legislature the Locos
in % towns, entitled to Q, were divided.
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Tribune's Special Dispatches.
Arrest of nm Alleged Fugitive slave i'm
snIem-TnLen 20 Boston and DIS
charged-Almost n Biot-ArriVai OF
Shudrnch. =, -. ..

chnrged-Almost bto'-Ar"
BosroS, Friday Night, Feb 81.
Burton, an account of whose arrest sent
YOU this morning, was unquestionabiy IN
tended to be held as Fugitive Slave after
his arrival in this city; but on being seen
by Carhsrt, the slave-hunter from VIr-
einia, and not being recognized as his pro-
perry, he (Burton) was held in $1,000
bond as an alder and abetter in the rescue
of Shadrach. This was about j O'clock
Pm.
At 4 o'clock he was again brought into
Court, and, upon asserting that he was
free man, Commissioner Hallett notified
him that he could go without bail.
Burton returned to Salem, whore he will
Tomorrow commence legal proceedings
against the U. S. District Attorney, Lunt
for malicious prosecution.
When Burton was arrested in Salem,
the citizens of that place would not allow
the officers TO take him until the latter
gave pledges that the Only charge against
him (Burton) was for aiding in the above
named rescue, the citizens asserting that
fugitive slave shall never be taken from
Salem.
In that town the crowd was very great,
and so much excited that the Mayor was
called out and the Riot Act read.
U. S. Marshal Devens purchased sixty
revolvers to-day and distributed them
among his men. The fact, when known in
town, tended to excite, rather than quiet
the public feeling. Pistols and bowie
knives have suddenly become scarce in this
market. 1t is considered sign of earnest
ness.
Authentic information has just been re-
ceived from Montreal, that Shadrach, the
Fugitive, arrived safe at that place last
evening. H.
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Washington Items.

WAsHINGToN Friday FEB. 81
Warrants were issued last night upon iaforma
ton lodged, by the Mayor, and placed in the hands
Of the police against Stany and Inge for a con.
tempated duel, but both evaded the officers until
this morning, when Stanly was arrested, and
bound over to keep the peace. lnge either is con-
cesled or has left the city. Stanly is the chal
leDger. The affair is deeply regretted by every
one, as both gentlemen are extremely popular,
from their kindness of disposition with all parties
Mayor Lenox deserves praise for his prompt inter.
ference in the matter, and it is sincerely hoped
that duel may be prevented by the mediation of
friends, or by the strong arm Of the law. Stanly
at O'Clock.
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STAND ASIDE FOR THE GEM {

STAND ASIDE FOR THE UEM OF THE
SEASON .-LocEHEART Of S7i Broadway would say few
words 10 the public canddly and calmly, about his popu
lar Spring Hat for 1881. lie them that is man
ufacured of the best materials procursole In America ha
the model has pronounced The most becoming ever
introduced this country and that the workmanship can
not exceed Look in every point OF view, as re-
yards shape size weight elasticity hneness OF nap gloss
tmmipg general effect and can be outrvaed
here any where The price Of this superb fabric Is ~
only; and for the quality but Identical In shape, -
Of travelling, chidrens fancy and other
caps will be found az LOCKHEARTS.
49, 49, Rr,aA Iva
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The wheeling Bridge Case.

BALTIMORE, friday, FcD II
Chancellor Walworth has reported to the Su-
preme Court that the Wheeling Bridge is an i'm
pediment TO the present and future Navigation OF
the Ohio River, and that it ought to come down
or be raised 90 feet on the Ohio side and 90 feet
at the Virginia abatement the cost of which he
estimates at S206,O0
The mail from the South is through, but con.
tains nothing Of any interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
GENrLEMEN's HATS, SPRING FASHION,

Is5l-Wm. n. BEEBE 4 Co Hatters, 156 Broadway, New
York, will issue the Spring Fashion for Genepess Hats
for 1851, on Saturday, the st day of March ensuing
This style has been modelled with the express view OF
dispensing with the sharp angular features by which the
HAT been long characterized and which have been
90 ugeniousy tortured into thousand different shapes In
the vain endesvor produce something which might bear
the title of NOVELTY.
WIN H B. Il Co having determined, at this period, to d.
vest the "uuy beautiful In he Of Hating OF The misty
veil Of anquated prejudice by which II has been so long
obscured now present TIE HAr THE SEASON, with
graceful curve" and crcng line" In perfect conformity
with ARTS highest modei-the human form and face d.
vine"-n the confident expectation that Will be al
approved and greeted with deserved admiration.
In regard material and workmanship, w. H. x. Il Co
have simply remark that their reliance upon the
Weknown character OF the ri ats manufactured by them
which have established for themselves reputation that
without precedent, and beyond all comparison.
In connection with the Fashionable Hat WIN. II. Beebe
Co would that they have prepa ed, with view
OF accommodating their custOmes several different styles,
which preferred will be- made order al any me also
style Of Hat particularly adapted To youths who about
cling the Cap for the manly Hat all OF whchther
friends and the public invited 10 examine and judge Of
for themselves WIN II BEEBE Co,
156 Broadway and III Liberty Street
7. s WIN II. BEEBE X Co having completed ther
newly erected Hat Manufactory, offer respectful Invita-
ton the citizens of New York and all others who feel
interest the progress OF manufactures TO visit their
establishment any time after Tuesday the Sd day OF
March, when they will be most happy TO exhibit to them
the perfection ofits arrangements which, with Its facilities
for manufacturing, doubtless without parallel In the
known world 2NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

RING UP THE CURTAIN, THE FARCE is
READY-Mister MerrymsD, with graceful somerset and
groesque pz makes his entree before the public with the
Expressive Here am" to assure his observers that his
presence is q literal fact aud not an optical deuson
KNOX of 28 Fultonsi begging his friends the public, TO
permit him to omit the somerset and allow the uterance
the nnest Joke OF The seasonthe price OF his Has of the
SPRING FASHION FOR 1851,
which s-the laugh comes In here-Only four dollars
As leader" OF fashion, he well aware ha ne might
have placed much higher price than this upon these most
beautiful specimens of HAT ARcHITEcTuRE, yet to quote
eloquent language of the old dramatss prefer the
peace and quiet contented mind acquired by lite of
honest integrity TO all the baubes wealth can yield Ths
may strike the reader having any direct reerenceto
present among hts brother uadesmen he thought
Il necessary for him to follow the example set him The
simpler method might have answered the same purpose as
KNOX, OF i2s FULTON-sTREET'
has issued his Spring Fashion Of Hats, unexcelled in
QUALITY, BEAUTY. and STYLE
aud sold lower than nj
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD!
This IL plain truthful and 10 pe point;
sensible people would have approved 1t; the advertiser
would have saved many dollars that will be
PEELED TO expend owing its extraordinary length and all
parties might should have heeu satisfied with IL bot
lines progressive and KNOX determined not 10 DO
behind the age"
Therefore II you ant a Hat know that KNOX employs
company OF mechanics, regiment OF women and oaIta
ion Of that his workshop 1000 feet broad aud
10000 deep; that line Of battle ships are constantly en-
plCyed in bringing plush from France and bindings from
Eneind drnymen occupied night and day earning MS
nipRs the Swamp, and the boys engaged IN denv-
ernR hats his he has never been able to count
hui his accountant and assistants him that they are
some" Know all this aud know, too that notwhstand-
ing the immense outlay OF capital business energy ana s
ent requisite to the management OF ms eAte9sVe 49,
he Ia sill able sell bis Hats OF the Sprng rSshon O' 'e
Kox has no dese 10 control the purchasers from select
Ing hats wherever they may oe ', u ~ Fnion
81 and examine his present assortment Iney arc uus
tskeably the most elegant and superb as eve. ~ ,,
can he erai6ed kNOA l28 Fdlton'st
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THE New HAT CoMPANY's SPRING
srvtr FOR The New Hat COmpan, would call the
attention. OF those gentlemen who about TO purchase
Spring Fashion Hat 10 their assortment OF Styles we
have net n The presentation Fashion, confined
attention 10 the production Of particular style but have
varied them 10 such degree would sail the tastes OF me
pnhjc I'M general Still feeling that s impossible TO keep
hal on hand 10 suit every persons fancy, those gentle
men who desire differing from the regular style VIII
nl and leave their orders shall endeevoT TO suit them
in svarv respect NEW HAT COMPANY,
las and las Nssesu.st.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, FEB. %.
For Rurepe.

The rext number of The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest news up to
the time of going to press The Washington sails
from this port To Day at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

SPRING FASHION OF HATS FOR 1851
The Hat Fnishes Union will issue their elegant style Of
Genemeps Hats on Saturday. the ed inst This article Is
well worthy OF notice combining grace and fitness OF
style with richness Of material snd pc, lection Of workman
shin and emphacsy pronounced the Hat OF the people
Cab and examine goods which will be freely sh,w al
II PARA Row, opposite the Asor House stand
ard prices IS and 81 wi 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
WAITS NERVOUS ANTIpoTE.-Caution

WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-C
TO the pubc-The great demand for this compound has
caused counterfeit to be In the market The public
therefore requested TO purchase only from such stores -
above suspicion OF selling spurious article or OF max
ing bottles OF This cordial Is so powerful
neTvine, that the first spoonful will tell II II 10 genuine or
relieves all Nervous Affections Immediately and
few diseases remain long after the in good
der The first bottle is sold upon TRIAL. II not found hene
fetal the dollar 10 returned WATTS NJ. D. 4l0 Green
Michit Depot 100 Nassau 81 81 bottle. So dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
!, TRAFroN,s Rnckthorn Bern

Pills mild and efectual, and the Acknowledges
best remedy for Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint Head
ache Govt Giddiness habua CosivenesB Loss o! Ape
he and Indigestion Depot, l46 William's. For sale by
d24 4mTuWTbkBt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Murder In South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the
TowboaI ConquerOr-Jenny Lind, &c.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Feb II.
We learn from our southern files, that Mr. ]. s.
Penden, a respectable citizen of South Carolina,
was recently murdered by three brothers named
Massey.
The schooner Cora has arrived at New Orleans
from Brazos with 100000 in specie.
An explosion has occurred on board the tow
boat Conqueror, by which the Captain of the brig
Osceola was injured.
The price of tickets to Jenny Linds Concerts
at New Orleans has been reduced to one and two
dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
From the Albany Evening Journal
- KNAPP'S HEALTH REsTORATIYE BIZ

TERs-We invite attention this preparation, because
believe to be really serviceaOle IN all the varieties OF
disease occasoned by Indigestion To the debitatsd
gives strength, to the nervous and low spirited II npars
mental elasticity We earnestly recommend it TO dytpep
tics and invads of both who suffer from want OF
physical vgor energy General Depot S62 Hudson
81 and for sale $50 Fulton.st 50 cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
n There is no defect in education

which 10 so continually made conspicuous imperfect
Pepmanship IL is blemish for which has 10 blush
dozen times day; and yet for 81 50 the worst hand
NAV be permanently reformed by applying to GOLDsnrH.
2ss Broadway The reduced prices will soon be dlseon-
finued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
e A well.arranged plan of adyertising,

iudciousy conducted and thorouE and Systematically
pursued the newspapers Of the country has failed
result successfully. Every facility for adopting
pee system is afforded a. PALMER Agency in the Trb-
buildings He the agent for the best papers far and
near.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
Navigation and the Weather at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Friday, Nov. q.
We have had canstant rain dvring the last AZ
hours and there is no prospect of abatement. The
wind is S. w. and thermometer steady at g..
Fifteen feet ofwater in the river. Great floods are
expected in all the Western waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

" Soap and Candles manufactured and
for sale by w. HULLs SON, 100, 10 and IL Clid-st,
New.YoTk 2H lOtF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

SUNDAY ATLAs.-This original and ably
written paper Of tomorrow will continue It's expose o.
rsscaiiy n the Cusiem House. interesting cnaper OF
the "Reminiscences OF John Quincy Adams grpbic re-
port of Brooke's Exhibition Ball Thestrcas an noiees
Of the Of the week in the peculiar style OF I've Ia
itors The Atlas always Tch VIII 10 morrow be peculiarly
90 pYervhOdv hflv md read II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

EVERY Man HIS OWN LANDLORD
Mount Morris Homestesi situated on that beautiful level
land forme ry hnown tbs Harlem Race Course The
subscription s to the above desirable property s rapidly
filing up The lots selected subscription, thus CIV
ing the earliest applicants the best choice Thirty per cent
Of the purchase money be paid by instaments the BAL
ance can remain mortgage or 10 years Every facility
viii be given and money advanced to build For Prospec
near Nbssau-st ~ 81
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By Telegraph to the Ecw-YOrk Tribune.
Soutrr MagHie IsdpE Ufes eoF HaF0VeT ava bsavsTIH
n For additional Telegraphic Dis
patches, see Seventh Page.

Election of Commodore stockton ms United
States Senator for New-Jersey.
TRENTON, N. J. Friday, Feb q.
At the Joint Meeting, this morning, on the first
ballot,-being the twenty second of the session.
Robert f. Stockton was elected United States
Senator Two members were absent-Wm. Nj.
Whitehead Wing and Thomas d. Hoxsey, indie
pendent. Two Wings voted for Stockton, and
three Opposition for Ford Stockton received 80
votes; Dayton, 32 scattering, ..
r. Nj. Smith, Opposition, was elected Treasu-
rer by Al votes over Samuel Maris, Wing, IS.
Vanderveer Opposition Keeper of State Prison,
Al votes over Gaddis Wing, 81.
All the other vacancies were filed by Oppos
ton nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
" DR.. PHINNEY's VEG

~ DR.. PHINNEY's VEGETABLE FAM
lily PILLS do GRIPPE scken leave the bowels costve,
but n free and natural For sale wholesale and
tall, by A. B. d. SANDS, 100 Fulton-sL New York.
Price Is GEMS d. 9mWGSa
" FowLERs IL WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. 1871 Nsssau-st the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

LADIES RUBBER BLEACHING MITTs.-
speedy and efec,ual for chapped or rough hands
and invausb as protection TO them while engaged in
domestic affairs In wearing they bleach the hands very
white. Price only 50 cents. For sale by d. HODGMAN,
n MAiden-lane 2Ol 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
T1r GRrATrsT LrxURY OF THE SEA-

soN-WINsLOws Prepared) Green Corn.This Corn q AZ
fresh when taken from the field, II having been boiled
and sealed Immediately after gathering In It's full nE
and is warranted retain all it's original tenderness flavor
and The subscriber would respectfully call the
after ton Of families to this rare Luxury, having every
assurance that the same upon ttS wn be pronounced
superior 10 any article OF the vegetable kind produced
z. H. COBB, Grocer, $50 Broadway
2Of etecd Agent for New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

GENTLEMEN's Spring HATS. - BIRD,
corner Pine and Nassau The style s presented
to the public 4 model OF elegance, and OF peror
qualify Of fabric sud finish Particular attention s given
the wishes OF those who their own taste
selection OF Hat. BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
Ont rs AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
n Cheap Lots at NEwMAN's Lace and

Embroidery Store, 3Slt Broadway Fine Neediew0rk
fast coored borders IS 6sf dozen, open work
Cambria Collars IS per under usual prices ne en-
brodered Hdks 81 and upward. Some OF the cheapest
ever offered. Infants Waists Needlework Thm11ming',
Laces, &c &c ld o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

THy RESIDENTS AT BRooKLYN-In
want OF elegant Bridal Cards Erveops and Cake Boxes
~ de Fuon Ferry and ride direct to EvERDELLs, S02
Broadway corner Duane ct, where they will find the
shove articles IN great variety and OF the most fashionable
patterns Mr. EvERDELL has also branch store al
Wallet for the accommodation 81 bis down town euso-
meTs 2Of 3tThSkMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

HE CELEBRATION I0-DAY.-lO see IL
well with your family go 10 BARNUM's MUSEUM. II Is
the centre OF all the proceedings IL fun OF windows bseo
mics &c The national drama by Major Noah OF the airs
OF Chippewa Is given this afternoon 10 the saoOu and not
Iess Than three sterling comic pieces this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

IL WARNoCKs', Hatters, 275 Broad
WAY Irving House, introduce, this day. syls Of
Hal for gentemens Spring wear, which for symmetry of
model and seasOnsbe adaptation, 10 confidently offered
worthy Of universal acceptance. 2Mu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22

~ JoHN Y. SAVAGE, % Fulton-st.
wholesale and resai dealer in fine gold and Silver Watches
We confident thai viii be- to the advantage OF all hose
who want the correct time 10 give him call J. > mas
Aso superior assortment Of Gold Pent among which are
his Richeleu Ever Pointed. Their reputation Is TOO well
established 10 require any praise from
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
f. BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato RitterS,

THIS is no quack nos'rum: II is prepared from the
L besi mate ias, and the Pecepi has been examined
and approved by many OF the FIRST physicians IN The
United States.
These excellent Bitters Will be found certain eu'e
in all caseso Indigestion Dyspepsia. Jaundre, Loss
of Appetite General Debility. Faininess and Sinking
of the stomach, Iowness of spirits. Cosiveness, De-
termination Of blood 10 the head pain in the limbs ana
side darrhga. weakness. dizziness cnaneous ernp,
tons the face and nook hectic fever, nervous ana
sick headache acidiiy Of stomach. bilious anecons'
piles and alldiseases caused byimpury OF inc
The debility Of thd system or unhealthy state ofthe
stomach and bowels. w ,~.,.h,.
These Buffers re warranted 10 be purelyvege,Ao,e
cempound-and mark this. 10 fhey can "e'e' ~ -
least injury any case trhntecer- Ma,
They are kept by many persons as = III 49, %
CINE and have been given TO the yoan4s :.h -, 'i
.c,nn orr mi lnees OF their operation win excel
ientsGset. AG PAGE, Sole AsenftOr 6~A isssi