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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
Farm House To Let.

Farm House to Let. ss'
ia THE subscriber will let his Farm lIouss and n
w. ten situated on Pleasant street ten minutes u
from the City Hall in Worcester with addnid
land and Poultry Yard If dcs ed Possession given onI
LIST OF April next, and will keep COW and hose ifdesA
Two men may be had boarders, whowork on the pIA
toT sale nj the above named place, good Cows 10 ID
good Hay, and tons good OSt Straw. 7A = II
w ALSO, toilet, Shop aud Lot OF Land suitable for r i'm
Der or store yard situated The corner Of u ion ard O.
rni Streets north adel with privilege Of n.ing hts Raro
track. MIIIIIMA NUEEI Fp |
worcester, Mach II, 1851, mGiidwtAl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
Front Street Store Lots.

Front Street Store L0Js.
rINE valuable of land the South side OF Front ST.,
North of the Salem street Church, extending on Front
street about 10 feet and bounding East Trmbull st.,
and West on street, is offered for sale in lots to
suit purchasers Its average depth is over 70 feet.
The lots will be sold such terms as to render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing to build stores
for their to let.
In4r25dn FRANCIS II DEWEY. 2lS Main st ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

Shaving Brushes.
A large variety of the above this day opened Also on
" hand the best Razor Stops shaving soaps, &C., for
sale very low BY l.. r. LAZELl, Apothecary,
mara0. d,yissw No. 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

For Sale at Bargain.
rr,IIE subscriber offers for sale good Hack. Terms sy
and price low. Apply to JAS. M, SIMONDs, No. IS
Front street, at the Boot Shop of VIM. A. DRAPER IL
co. e t.sgt.st# lz9 flf marls-dow'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

Velvet Tapestry Carpets.
M Il have this week received invoice of Velvet Ia
~ pestry Carpets of entirely designs, and in thu
Richest Coorngs the richest goods imported this
and we can assure those in want of the goods that
prepared to sell them at lower prices than the goods
can he bought III New York or Boston.
feh25-dw&c6wis b. l.. HARDON & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
The Can.nirnrr in HnHfI.

We have received the Feuille az Commerce, Of
Port su Prince, to the 9TH of April. The paper Of
that date contains long and interesting history
ofthe late oonspiracies against the Government.
We were about trAnslsting Il when we found the
following summary of the same article in the
Journal Of Commerce;
"On The 9Oh Of that month . robbery occurred In the
warehouse OF Lewis Fouhh Co, 81 Por1 az Prnee. Of
oesiy thirty th0Osand collar. 10 moDey tbs talsves
hen deleC ted and alTeseo Ged Ihst they given po
ton Of the property Chovsler Cadet yOOag
uley on e. sho, oeing 90 0sfd ne niEot OF 1ne rOoee
bad allowed them ~ Win the box OF PRESSURE Be-
hind he a. senSl Cadets apartments eKs ulaed 20
obtain hi. portion OF hs PnQccr snd IN The progress 81
DE seAch The ofosrs discovered manifesto announcing
Ne desuoetion " The EmPie and lne essse shment OF
kePgbis This document ahvr oecSfcd, mat ne ugAt
he scu should no longer ensn In M pes~ut ptopne'
lot but 10 thosc who c0uvsud Toe lsud Ihs sroSers,
ard al Who received WsSes. iR wosttvcr occ1ptuoo,
should nevetbeess be soWei - pessv, hs prodaets OF
hg destroy ed should be limited with view 10 The pro-
noooo o. PUBLIC ln'eTvsis Csl7l" VS. imorsoned ana on
be essmnson svesrec lhsI Eugene Ssnnop Otcer Of
NE Customs. bad given tia sle nsutvsio.
Ssnaon oa oeioe or~sed confessed hat ne hsd written
aws sisllon 81 ne Baron Cszesu representative
u 81 Malc Cszesu arrested sHd hrou ght 10 Fort
t s reSeiSs The eSAnnsioos Witch we're eooun-
neo ifom .ee ~ January 6rst 81 March degeoP
msn1 wee made duplicating 10 lhe conspiracy Brasus
Assm SuSIIrr es1srie Cnns S.pdsie. Joseph de Ls-
mous Shstes DC trsncbcee FEEDER and ean sp
nse de Ffsnci.que Dase LimSa eli of whom we're ar.
ie.ed - sccom pio,a AheF Tho comuisOn Of Inquiry
ssS part The '''s w''rem'd 10 the proper
The iris. commenced The 10Th Of March ard continued
vi 0cOek 10 NE morning OF tho Aa when Il te sed
he conviction Of The crime Of stl-npps 10 ov-Tthrow
ne government legal ard eoOstadona1y est.piished
and 10 Substitute sDohef Ia 70 place. o. SAMOA Frejsrc
CsEeso, Cadet end J. B fGzacsQae. whO we're con.
eeneed 70 deslh Adam LHno.'- sOd Francisoue con.
ve1sd Of eoncespg their hnowledss Of he eonsorscy
condemned 10 In prsot men for h'~e yesrs Lskse
sno sspusto were scQaiued TIE parties were allowed
wa overwhelming
A appeal was sllowed 10 ihose condemned 10 death.
20 .oeh seotsbce confirmed by another Tribunal
5sNhS frsDeisQue Cszesu and FrcteFe were
~ % me r sos0non and Cs5eG The 2lsL Two or
gays before, on lbe 18Th OF M.rch. Dascsui noa
500 SneeF lsasc George and III. Lord Of BOOo wsrs
san. 1922 Ssee Hayden condemned for completely In the
hy whose objects Il PROPOSED 10 attain
y "~AiaAnso0s ns1rrecsisr 10 The I'd ara vesl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Ouovdara County Teachers, Institute.

The following resolutions have been forwarded
70 Us by the Secretary Of the Institute, with are
quest for their publication;
BAcreas The Legislature Of this State during It's late
senou enacted new Scsool Law 10 supersede the pre-
o. one therefore, ,, - -,
ResOlred Thai while we do not gain by hiI measure all
sl ould wish a. feI de OF Free Education we yet
believe the law a great Improvement upon thai Ia
force previous TO e49 feel asured that our Legislature
have acted IN its enactment vb sincere desire 10 aay
The irritation existing nrous bout the STATE ano s9nuno
regard for the cause ~ Popular Education
Resolted, That HpprUve he provision by when
SeOo per snnum Is added - he tund by geuesl TAX
The properly Of the y hole State; and that which ex
empu from bill all properly exempt rom eNecOuon
Resoted, Thst we utterly DisAPFRovE unless as com
promise promote peace the restoration OF me
rtehi feature for supplying teicienc'es howevert ma
believing 10 be degrsoire a. mschls Ia all no in
nuences and utterly With the spirit Of Free Educs
ton
RssOlVsd, That 10 Mr.. T y Beoedict Hon Henry J.
Raymond, Speaker OF the Assembly, spc Others VINO sup
ported then on hi question we hereby tender our W
acknowledgements for their nghttnod conssten land
law
Rs'od That IN the election Of State Senators and As
cmoymen lex Fa our active support oteer 1aogs oe-
tnoWo TO be earnestly OF tae free priocple and
hsf We Will forever coD ~ for ui ion
az he tark apo, wiped kOn our otherwise glorious
Dnem.
Resred That copies OF tsese resolutions be furnished
10 the city papers snd Tribune for publication, aud
Ben s Randall. Hon II }. Rsymo ID, and AestTs
z. n. Benedict and snGs NJ Boroughs
q POMERoY, Presidsot.
EDwARB SMITH Bee Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
ThirRs In Philadelphia.
Corresrondrnce Of The Trihune.


PHiLAOsLParA. Tharsday MAY
Really there Is nothing In inform yo1 OF, dear
IbuHs, except that May made her e1rsey 70 "a 70 Day
all sunshine The fields and woods IN tss vicinity are
decked cot In the i0veies, gf-en the lilac blooms upos
our abe TO-DAY ARD the fan.rs ceshied with me sp
pearsnce Of their growing crops
The Per lveIa Peace society held It's trsf Ann1s
Meeirg 81 ths husicAl Fand Hall Shis murnirg.
fhs Cotton nartt eetrEy tah snt M uvs ssrk =
sssey, ard 'sss e 80 hsse s-a D.ds So = "a
Th- F0ui qust oO n. Standard esafs ~ f't
a. sax ssset .ar- AZ re - s Ths sas' of y
rptou tSs5 fr r1m-'n Al srlfs
ard arcy far lsSsS Rye Fi'ur ani Mes
rquirr- elns orn-r Il - - fhs later
H0uiusiy h-- O. Fsr barrel IT, dsntat sr West
la 10 reported. anal ol X Peas Rs
= CO a rter- got @rus1t NJ Cora srf N-s
oser-s ,h- Y-Hl- u 81 eis 'eoa' Oats G'
far sca - snf 10 os' af
Lard pcs upward. whsty sails sI's TOT tcsns
z ua. 80 g g. Tbs $500.
srocE.- Fri sas-s s' Pssn, ~, lss So ec'n
s-b-y = 90 .-g1-ag cry -. I'd - e'VN A.
l.sh-ry clu.'y -. s-tI So sats s. a. $50 Co. si
= 800 Sac 90 l. oo -. -, i-s 81 C1oa Csa
- 500 asssios sones - 81 80 Res e NSrSss. 81 -
fs 81 90 sch Nav s. Is, ai 90, "a 500 DO a.
Bs1L
S,eon4 Boa- s1o Reading RI - us uss casa 500
- ff-r g. .orf Cty 49, lC-t. $50 q. l'1 lo
Crsl1s f0U 81 = sch nav st1cs Do. SO sPrag Gar
Or 81. % o = susq csn,l ~ - P'aa' RR Z" P'aa'
f-a
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continued to &C. together until seventy towns
and villages fell Into their hands--among which
were the cities Of Texas, YEamal, 0xkusoah.
Tieul. Sotuts and Isxcaba and all the fsnilses
which had the good fortune 10 escape took refass
ia Merida or fed 10 tie coast Daring these sac
cesses Pat was assassin ated by his wn party
Az the village Of Mosnl yasq1ez vas shot 81
Col. Cosgaya; Pecheoo was shot by Zslina in
R.calsr Antonio TruJeQue was seized by the
Government and condemned 70 eight years in-
prisonmens in the prison a. Aerids- After the
death of Pst, Zetins becsme the leader OF the
Indians. with whom the Government attempted
TO treat. bat be waved every proposition, until at
length he cautiously limited that their dithoaises
could only be settled by the arbitration OF third
party The Government had long suspected the
secret machinery by which the Indians were
moved, and now they beheld Is revealed ia oPea
day. To strengthen their oOnvicsions-t that
were possible an informal proposition VAS made
20 the leading men Of the Government at Merida,
TO divide their jurisdiction over the country with
the Indians; il wss suggested that As the east
ern portion of the peninsula was chiefly inhab
tied by the indians. II would be better to make
division OF territory This startling hiat at ar.
btration and dismemberment was met with that
indignation which it deserved, and the subject
has lot vet been othcislly renewed The aln-
mate object. however, is still kept in view. as
the Indians sre constantly receiving encourage
ment and support from the side Of Belize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Later from Beaver Island Moro Trouble
amonG the saints.


1t has already been stated in The Tribune that
sTAng. the Mormon leader, had caused himself to
be crowned King Of the Saints a. Beaver Island,
Michigan, and that be had ruled with a very
klngly hand during the Winter using whips on
the backs OF Gentiles with very little ceremony
conficating the property Of such as refused 70
recognise the Divine authority Of his Majesty.
&c. his ass the state Of things last Fall s1d
during the Winter bat since the opening Of navl-
cation the aspect Of affairs has changed. A cor
respondent Of the Miirdukee Democrat, writing
from Beaver Island April 90 says:
Early this Spring CAM the Sheriff n IN Aacsns~, viii
slarge number Of wis for th-ssfs s5ne lr whio-
ping some for one hlog, snd some Tor sootner An'aS
the uight ofthe Sherifs srrvs the PrIphet. win sons
Ter ot ns warriors, oisspp-arsd Shorty srr h0"-s-r,
they heard from on Lue 81 ver Isa1d. miles
eis AT The sh-r uw stately gave chase, win s3ne
thl's ipoians He came upon them IN the dead no1r o.
~ nv az NJ rroohei not cnoosag % rsA a IT
counter with the Sheriff Immediately fec, snd Ia tuch
hss'e that ~ len macy articles Of Use snong which vas
one o. the Kings bosls he g. nerain Chiefs DIX Wa
SOIL necessary content with taking their hos sad al
Of nelr Provisions esving m m ss be supposed enrey
20 return soon and lake them
But the King wise ard shr~wd than the Sheriff
Lad given bin credI for be hsd another boat screted 10
another place IL which he made good his retreat so ihs
sheIh after making some Is or y srtesIs ss'rted Tor
mecfnAw with about Is prisoners srd 70 or 81 Witnessed
Arrived al MRchins~-grea exc tement there be pr-
soheTs were tred before Justice OMsley-lh COurty
Representative 70 n cir ute OscAed Oy he Dslcl Az
torney Bot OMsey found them gui, y, and bound Insm
over TO Court In heavy bonds TDe wealthy citizens OF
hsckrs~ came forward and bs-d them Out, all except
i've who refTsed 10 give ball
Butnov, got 6 writ Of hGbels corpus snd they
we're brO0Rhi up before Hr Cbspman. Fbey made good
their cause are now all out Of Jail and rec Bat
Other hour has elapsed snd another warrant 10 out The
sheriff refuses and matters sand. IL 10 our
opinion that II he should the Aormous would be
fund uy before OMsley, but would BE- discharged by
Chapman on 3 writ ofhabed, coypHs
Bot the boat comes ard all the saints viii be on
their re Turn home More nv and nv r p MILLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
FROM NIcARAGUA-We take the following
extractfrom the ~ @. PicGyune spondence

San J0ls ~ NI1lsa0T A0TT y I71--
Fnt p uy last ths las h-sa taI pas
ave arrived the twelve days IL
expected travel ps although Ne tavs 70
poit hat bunfsf pas-rgers ,s1 Juan -
sso 90 Pacific Tns Canal compsny hsss recently
pted from lis city II Ecsasu ~ tbs abovs port The
route Fcgus destined % bee o. sons mpora0cs $40
nttsrsg with fufurf proirerfs Df -ffa
beng hundred miles than the r'uts nv ~ ts
civ But % re that uua.s ustrtoos fff
speedily The pat # Tie carsl Company, that wi n'nc-
the psofe co1utry be rlef " IN
by great monopoly their charter Wi - i1rs'e and gwen %
oihers who are .iy d The wors @arl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Charfer Elections.

CINCINNATI, OHIo-The City Council is finally
organized, by the election of Cassidy (Wbisl
President, and Wilstsck (Whigl Recorder. The
Clerk and SergeaRt-Rt Arms are LocOs. Mayor
TAYLOR IL ocol, as Justice of the Peace, refused
TO sign the certificate of election by which GER
tain Locos obtained seats in the Ohio Leeisla'
tuTe two years ago.
spRIrorrELD, MASS The result OF the four
town meetings held is the election OF three Be
lectmen. who must also act as Asse'sor Is
BOARD Of Assessors being chosen-a fall Board
of School Committee men, and nine Oonstaoles
A majority of the officers elected are Wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

LATER PROM MEXICO BY the arrival yester
day Of the schooner Buena Vista Capt Clark we have
dates from Tsmpco up TO the 10Th nIL and from The City
OF Mexico 10 the 81
By decree OF President Arsta. dour can now be sent
10 Tsmpco from his port the Slst VI October next,
and the Mexican Coutu here hiss received orders 10 coun
trsign ihe invoceG We learn that cargo Of aOur was
siipted from his city 10 TAnpi-o on Saturday last
Senior Jose nGciO Estsva has resigned bis position s.
Miter Of the Hacienda We believe that ScnJr Aguste
has been appointed In bis pace.
Feur FIenchmen with two servants, were recently
murdered while their way from Hermotio. In sonora
10 California TIER names are not given. The MeXcAns
ssv hat he perpetrators Of the outrage were Apaches
Every thing seemed quiet st The csJta and our es are
unusually barren ofnews. IN. o. Pcayune, Z51 ulI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
' =, BaI,imore-Failure of the
-, w.b.,sr and the Bostonians.

BOSTON, IluTsuay' Ely u
Tia follovipg cores oORGeoce wss read az
~. ,aes,;ng OF the Ma and Aldermen his a'ernoon
B1sToS. Monday. April u, 1851.
=. ia. Daas4 Webster, Secretary II Stite dr
Il. compliance with thu order Of the City Gouaci,
eE -. day with ettire uuanimty have the honor
5SJipe you he ciy Of Boston, % meet and address
~ apIor clizeus IN Fshsu Hail al SUN nme az nay
most AZ eeable 70 ard IN behalf o. The corpora
,csof ths citizen. generally, snd Of ours-yes-we beg
AVE 10 assure you that your planes Of this nvtson
sonIS Il accord with you, -ipgs and convenience viii
l. peculiarly gratifying az this time
Win The highest respect sn- consideration we remain
yours &c (Sgned by Three Aldermen and three Council
nsp
Mr. webaefs reply a. follows: 49,,
GEErLEMEE,- II bsve porussd The paper which you olo
e the honor place 10 my ksuds yesterday ana nsve 70
e1zsns 10 FaneUi Hall during ais visit 70 Boston
have the honor 10 no
Very respectfully,
Your ol,edient servant
DANIEL WEBSTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
MIcHIeAN-At the State Musical Convention

hello at Ann ArhOr on The lOh MT J. 10 mes AgeW ~
idenf, II ives resolved, smOng other t1ings that
Hbsre0s There sr-st deficiency he en- v'f 0i or
ret q State the condition of VII ch temsufs Oh
~ a and conosnrated the OF t- lovers OF The
rt muse gam proper rs1k A. dred scisuceA
lgome resolutions follow OF local Musical ASSOCIATIONS
through ont he STATE
FouTtAy o. N. theory a-d practice Of muuc
oudbs taught schools snt that's sro-'dgs u the
tbso east, should BE- areqne qiahcauon Tor
fchf OF tefcte r.
FvfLy That pure morality shoui he tbs NJ evey rhl
ernorist ths tue 1t--es Of nnlc
should ske from the hnsch Asscauon and -
,,csl ece all that 10 elevated attractive bss y
ana .nnobhs BOO RIM only hhod pressn-s from
q, 'reTant Ethiopian hnre but also 10 lend cur a
lLenoe AsAInlL them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Further from Hayti.

BOsTON, Thursdhy, nay I.
The schooner October, from Port an Pnnce:
Ap 49, arrived his s'e noon TIE Csp'. ..s b.,sh.
,ronid rot acceds 10 the ormsrd OF the AmsI
sss Cowmi,soper or max. peace with 81 Domingo IsS
Emperor was preps'ing 20 msren 20 CsPe 80 had re-
a,.S 10 bey he orders OF Emperor 70 come 70 Ro1
sr Prnea he lest accounts bspo heo oesp .u n,s
60 Usvtien hv the suhyiiles who refused ~ n ~
nsrcs Hs hid bat f-w meo with Rim sna pIVoS'S
6 No, he numerous ,iued 10 his rebellous acIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

The mast "a hours the receipts at this p

The past "a hours TOE reco,vIs AZ 80 e.. "a 100
- :. hlovs. FIorE O. bshi WRnT mons Ioh 49, So
=. Tlovn "a ina cye rfiss reuau steady ueie
S,usd FOR puus WHsaT AID 800 ousass soa AZ y ~ 20
Ger,s.. Co.'s. I'D tbs rsraud goo1 tss ~
n, vi ru,d flc for Tar yellow, ara 'ac lo
80 W,.Tn bushels Of oars have been 500 a. 4tc anu
P,,on WufsEr ia small quantities. a. 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Charles sumner.

The Norfolk (Vsl Argus Loco prefers the
alecton of Mr. Ssmner for these reasons
spe,pIcable as sumner 10 We iUfstely prefer seeing
him chosen 10 the u tied States Senate than bic covert and
hvnoc,cAl competitor In pIiucpe they are me sans
81 oae IA an opon eTemy The Oher more WHY ana
rescberous one snd therefore The more TO be dfesoeo "a
TREE DAYS after The adjustment measures were adopted,
Nlnrop voted - Senator ate hen-v0led even ior
40 aboidon OF Slavery IN The Dsutcl OF Coam0a Ist
lhis 10 the man whom th- NoffoB Herald woola oelSn'
70 see elected ~ The successor Of Mr.. Webster"
Another Virginia paper THE FfedertcksopTg
Herald takes nearly the same position;
awe are glad, however that Mr. Wialhrop 10 consigned
10 the shades Of private life. aud there, tTnsI he viii Do
len forever To bitterness his suhservency to Gee
uOna fanatcism ana bic Tscrosncy 10 the psrlouc I'm
pulses which we doubt not beat ws'mly In his bosom
I'VE were never more surprised tbsD At the course OF this
gentleman upon the Compromise Measures OF the ait Con
greA His OveIwesnng smb'tOn however Overlespl
Itself Had the NhRs Of the Mzssachusots LeglssLure
rallied around Ruu. ChOse EDWARD Everett, or Samuel
A. Elliott, ihey would have better deserved success.
While We deprecble the inToducOn OF Nj Sumrer into
the NaionA Cout ellis Rave Tears TO thed over the
withdrawal of bic cODhds from the imd imesefver
or ifnOl thsi tue seco0s fanatic whose shoulders
for awhile, ungrscefaby Tepo'ed The mantle OF Daniel
Webster"
The Herald is a Compromise" paper, and the
News "Southern Rights" This must be crafty
Ing to the Wings Of Massachusetts and to Mr.
Winthrop, who. we dare say, never counted
upon the support of Virginia. The idea of Vir
GINA suggesting candidates for Massachusetts
Wings to support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TgE BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT AND The
Common CoUNc1L.-The Report OF the glance Ooin'
piuee presented the Fiemens Convention Oh tu7'1'
ever ing last cloies with some remarks IN feisu0n u mo
bs MAYOR on the appropriation he Fire Depart
e,t Fn,a tghv condemnstory OF the eourIe pursued
beng contrary asi. il to that OF Newfork, where = y
npsv graz led and the Mayor has never exercised h'
nrerossrye This veto given ser the vote had passed
lie Common Council on the ground that the Rpropr4u0n
. Unauthorized by the Charter and upon this poni the
Committee express doubt as 20 the consistency Of DENY
i Tho snnrorrston 10 the widows and orphans Of De-
Firsneb and ssuctOnibg u double tie amOanl
r grand excurs hin elusi N 70 the late WEI OF nc
New j ORR Legislature, for which the sum 81 FL" us
been paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

~ Mr.. Cunningham, son of Gen. Cunning
hsm Of Poughkeepse has been retained Counsel for
Mickey and Cryder arrested for obtaining possession OF
the Ailwaukie bonds under fslse preIenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
observation-disclosures, April SOP

Tho Niagara's news was receEeu ealiy tu J,
morning and dep esset CorTos auothsf s.e ws 70 sS
90 49, -, - madng The receipts a. all ts SCUM
A., no,, are nov qls ahead htt year fHFIssrs are scei
~. ,b ps have been tai iag i,r Lve'P' az 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

FATAL AccIDENT.-An5rew Rutledge, laborer
IN tie dsllery Of n c Ely Co, North Fourth-st fell
into clsieru on Wednesday morning. in which olasses
"woikiDg," preparatory to being distilled Alex.
CsiBaden another sborer in he establishment attempted
10 eicue him. but fell from the ladder also into the csern
They we're taken out but both dead, having been
killed by the carbonic acid gas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

CORoNER's ISQUEsT.-Tbe Coroner yesterday
held an uquesl upon Tue eody OF an unknown man 'ound
IN the re foot Of MuuSy-St The deceased sp.
pesred to be about 50 years u six feet tai al slim
rONt. He had : ripped Pantsloous,
blue ssch coat linen Shirt with rrd fAnuel ard cogOn
undsrshirt. BIS sbiIt fastened BY t~o gold
In Of his pockets found piece OF which
written he figures 1855 and in the other pocket
small, silver watch TIE Jury re1dege1 a verdict
that the deceased found dr5WLeo No marks o.
leuce visible on his person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

The FERRIES The new Ferry from foot OF
South Seventh Grandst started yesterday, and the
Pecksp Ferry removed TO its lew slip on the south side
The two lines presen ed quite IN animated Appearance
The new Ferry probably the shortest the river, and
will be source Of great convenience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

Nav ORLEAHs, Wednesday, April 80.
Tho .tsamsbip Unioo, Capt Budd, leaves THIS
,ort for New York tom0frow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

hen ,,s and eou,t,s ofihs roesy ae nov ssrv re
TN. N q. s,is Por Of Rhoss lsaod The prisoner Ne '
hat svenug 20 Rhode Islsnt for tfisi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN The Acr.-Esrly yes

rang Ssrg,ant fonsy Of The seOrd Msd Pohce
rogl fg0a he Observed tie ha Of as
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cse hreAiss through TIE
hal iron he s~sy 'iors If Lew Serene The ocsr
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VIE osssa~S 49, al
tss, Tie, gN. Aef James Dofn Aad AbA.l Rvss
az vs,s Fc ID for sl Ga searching paw ior
ioVsd AT waited fer
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Annrsr OF IrrI COLI FnR BANK RoRRERr.

-OGers Bwysr and WA Staple ysssrsal nn'sd sSwa
from Raj inrors bavrg heu eusee L''l Cole vie siAsts
-. b.,,~ Bee uith John Collins Nle
Ksu,. a. rbbsss the BanA Of WeseFJ Of $500
,h oat DeSspbsr 1888 Coe aad hssSa's sA's sFsa1T