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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Common Pleas-GENEEAL TERN


In the case of Henry agt Henry (abOye)
the appeal was on the ground that the defense
charged that plaintiff had been guilty OF lnhdehty,
and had no night, consequently, TO come IN claiming
a divorce from defendant. The referee reported
that no evidence had been shown 10 that effect but
II was proved that defendant had been guilty ms
charged.
The Court IN giving the decision on the appeal,
said no question OF law appeared to be involved m
the appeal Upon the finding OF the referee mat de-
PENDANT has been guilty plaintiff Is entitled TO yer
dict in her favor unless It was also proved that
plaintiff herself had been guilty Of nhdehiy 1t Is
not enough that defendant gave proof warranling a
suspension. Nothing but proof OF heI gum under
the statute prevents decree IN her idNor Inc
referee has stated that there l. no proof 10 tAat ell
feet and even II we could inquire into the facts on
the appeal we could not say his decision was against
the weight OF evidence Judgment OfdIvoTce affirmed
THE parties were married IN tins city IN lelo Oy
Rev Mr. Martindae, and have had two children, the
eldest a little girl about hve years OF age AvihSj
Bailey act. McNiece.-The Court. sand
the wife was properly excluded from being witness
The Code does not alter the law a 10 the adinissl-
bliv of the wife as witness for or against her nus
band Her exclusion rests upon other principles IMAM
mere.nterest IN the event OF the SUIT.
SPECIAL rERM.-DEcIsIoS.
Wp,. s. Pelou>e agt Hannah VI. Pel0u:e.
The parties were married at Philadelphia in 1879
have no family The SUIT Is for divorce on the
ground OF infdehty Divorce granted.
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Late and Interesting from Mexico.

EW-ORLEANS, Wednesday, May y.
The steamship Alabama has arrived here
in five days from Vera Cruz, bringing $4,000 IN
specie
Both Houses of the Mexican Congress, by a large
majority, annulled the Tehuantepcc grant to Gary
and in the Senate the Tehuantepec Treaty was LAID
on the table. motion was made 10 lmpeach La
calSen for negotiating the grant They refused TO
modify the Tariff by removing prohlbtory duties.
Congress adjourned on the 20th.
Ex-Presdent Pendrazla died on the 18th inst
A letter from well informed source says An
other revolution appears close at hand"
The Eucatan Legislature earnestly myOkeS the ald
OF Mexico To terminate the Indian way
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From the SnItLnkc. Nc.
CINOINNArI, Friday, Way 30.

fiNolNNAilf flhidE' way o.
A party has arrived in st. Louis who left
Deseret April sh when snow was ON the mountains
to a considerable depth They passed 200 Sioux In
dams campcd on South Plat, beng on war excur-
SION in pursuit of PawneeS. The Salt Lake crops
were promising. The California trains were getting
along well The Mormons had sent out two new
Colonies, one TO Lower End Basin, the other to
Lower California. The General Assembly Of the
Church for the State of Deseret have transferred all
their power TO the Territorial Government, and adj
journCd.
Governor Young was awaiting The arrival Of the
Territorial officers 10 organize the Government
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NJ. De SARrIGEs, accompanied By the
secretary OF the French Legation and other members
OF me MISSION, was yestCr1aY. ~ ! O. -lOck p. H.
presented 10 the President b. the Acting Secretary
ol Stale IS Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen-
ll"'thuary az The french Republic | p0l deliver
g his letter Of creGence the Minister addressed the
President AZ follows
fR President Having been invited 10y the con-
haence OF the President OF the Repnoc % the hon
az o. representing tie French Government near the
NottrnmeIt Of the United States, consider myself
oriunaie m being jailed upOn 20 be the interpreter
OF me sentiments OF friendship AMI exalted sYmpa-
tny "mch actuate our Government. and. | NAV SAY,
our country, toward your natiOn-a nation - Nor-
my oi tIt great prosperity she enjoys Il shall De
my care, Mr.. President. with the alc OF your known
ecod wishes, 10 maintain and 70 strengthen the Tela
uone which now exists between our respective conn
ire> ia dong which, shall carry out faithfully the
intentions Of The President OF the French Republic.
Vho' n virtue OF the credentials which | have the
honor Of placing into your hands has accre tlted me
A. ms Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PienipO-
tenllary near your Government.
o the Ministers address the President replied
SIR | am happy TO welcome YOU as a Representa-
i've OF France and 10 receive from yon as such The
renewed assurance of friendship and sympathy on the
part OF your Government and country toward the
United States
Our friendship for France originated with our >trlg-
gle t0r national existence and WAS ccmcnte1 by the
nnElng OF the blood OF our Revolutionary SreS with
that OF Their lilies. the heroes OF France and through
ali the various political changes Of your great and
Nghtened country, deep sentiment OF national sym
paihy has peTyaded this People rejoicing III your
prosperity and halling With unaffected delight your
recent advent among the nations Of the earth aS
sister Republic
beg leave to assure you that nothing shall De
wanting on nv part to maintain and Strengthening
friendly relations winch now exist between the TWO
Governments and draw more closely the ties which
bind them 10 each other. As one means OF accom-
10 our shores the Diplomatic Agent OF the leaiing
Republic OF Europe.
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Another Murder Case.

BosTos, Thursday, May ~.
The Coroner's Jury, after examining into
fbe causes Of the death OF Charles S Smith, Of the
firm Of C. ; q G. Smith, last night returned yer,
Dict that he died IN consequence OF wound inflicted
by lanes McNally, trader, Of this city.
reward Of $500 is offered for the apprehension Of
McNaly, who is an Irishman, about five feet six
inches high dark complexion, dark hair little grey
broad shoulders and about forty years OF age. The
deceased was an industrious citizen, and most re-
specially connected
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The Southern Mail-La,es from Texas, &c.
The New-Orleans Mail is received.

The New-Orleans Mail is received.
The steamship Yacht" arrived at New-OrleanS
from Brazos with 600 specie, and the steamship
Glob9 with $4,000. -
The dates received from Texas are 10 the 10TH
The Indians had murdered whole family in Ben
ton County. The Indians were subsequently cap
turCd BY the L. :. Draggoons. Nearly every planta
ton of BrazaS had been overlooked
Henry &. Webb, mate OF the ship Francis T. Gage,
has been arrested in New-OrcanS for abduchng a
slave found on board
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slate. We have aSO seen substance, got up an
sold by different persons, c..ei hrc-proOi PANT
which spots and fades so badly that the buildings we
have seen covered with u. IN few months pTeSeat
such an appearance, that no person, believe after
seeing them. would Z. u given % them. We coA-
s,1er Bikes Patent 7i-c-proOf paint The oay ..Ec-
proof Paint that l. male IN this country worth using
BAR CRANE JOSEPH v CRIME,
Russell ABEL. RICHARD ALDERMAN.
V " GRAVES JACOB CODDER,
WI CRANE 81. THOMAS VI KING.
ADAM COODER. SAML. CRANE.
JAMES HARRIS. DANIEL NlCSLEI.
BAR CRANE. u. SANl.. BARRON.
Guy L CNAIFlELD.C HAChEl
GO " CRANE SANL CASHIER.
X BENTLEY. AL MAILMAN,
nj. CASE
We the officers % the township ~ sharon arC well
acquainted with the above named lnlyillal>. ant
consider them men Of gOOi stan hing aS any Ia
sharon, and any statement they may make may be
relied or rs strictly true.
t-1re-s O., fae 'os--ss'P q Nh--o7fc- 1859.
WV CHArYIELD, }
Il. W. Mills, : Trustees
ID. g BRIaG>.
JAcoB ' SHARP, Clerk
ALLEN HowES, Treasurer.
SAMUEL CARR, Constable.
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LAW COURTS.


SUPERIOR CouRr-Mondav.- To-,
lsa 9SI g. "a I4s, iee III, isO 49, 2s, 247 % no.
A. 200 567 81 37s 379 $50, Ssl. 1872 1888 1854, 1885,
$50 sss, $3.50 800 39 392 393 1914, 1916, 397 This Is
a continuation Of the May Calendar though new
cases are put on for June We understand with the
causes moi met when called and those not yet called
there are between 700 and 500 cases on the General
Calendar
COMMON PLEAS---MOnday. - Published
on Thursday.
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Arrest of Charles Mason.

DETROIT, Friday May 30
Deputy Sheriff Berdslcy has just arrived
with Charles Mason oiias Charles w Barnard, the
TORPEDO man. with his machinery Of Torpedocs for
blowing up and Depot buildings. He was one Of
the gang Of incendiaries recently broken up He
was taken at White Pidgeog, after exchange Of
shots from pistols The trial Of those IN custody IS
nr0greSsiDg to-day.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Friday May 30.
The trial of issues relative to the estate
Of Kosciusko, will commence next Monday IN the
Circuit Court Reyerdy Johnson and other eminent
Counsel have been retained.
The corner stone of Union Academy, lately eStab-
hShed by l.. Richards, was laid this evening by the
Mayor in the presence of a large aSsomblage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
The Rescue Case-Fourth Day.

BOSTON, TIuay, May 50.
The Court came in at l04 O'Clock. The
Counsel for Government stated that theft part OF the
testimony concluded.
Mr. Dana then proceeded in ms opening for the
defense, sang that they should show that Scott was
so situated The day and al the time OF rescue that
the Jury would doubtless be satisfied that the witnesses
for Government were mistaken
thirty witnesses were called and sworn for the de-
fauEQ
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Circuit Court. FRIDAY. MAY 30
L. LIZ. L NJ
Pettee & Nh

Petee d Mann agt. Joseph HaH.---To
recover for quantity Of pig iron: Defense was dam
aces on alleged guarantee that PoughkeepSie iron.
for manufacturing purposes, Is As good as Salisbury
but that such was not the case Plaintiff showed by
witnesses that POughkecpsle iron IS considered ABOUT
tbc hest that is bTonght INTO the market Verdict for
plaintiff 900, being amount.
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The Maine LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND, FRIDAY, May SV'
The new Liquor bill containing very
stringent provisions against the sale OF liquor has
passed both branches OF the Legislature ana now
awaitSihe signature of the Governor
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The Loss of the Bark Savannah by Fire-Fire
at SaYannah.-NC.

CHARLHsTON, Wednesday, May y.
The steamer Jasper, arrived from Savan-
nah, passed on Tuesday evening the bark Savannah,
from Savannah to New-YOrk,) on fire, near Tybee.
1hei Steam-tug Tybee took the passengers and crew
of. Loss Is about $50 900
A fire cd 10 10y IN Savannah and dootroyod
two houses ON Bay-S Nos. 2l2 and pa. The loss Is
estimated AT 400 900.
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Supreme Court..----FRiDAY, May 81.

In the case of Joseph G. Ashley, (con-
yIcted and sentenced few weeks since at the Ses
slOnsl argument was heard on writ OF errorbrougt
ON lis behalfby Mr. {. Byrne, the ground being de-
fect in the Indictment on which he was convicted.
The writ was opposed by the District Attorney. De-
csion reserved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31

THREATENED LYNcHISG.-An Irish fire.
M, man laIey got into quarrel with negro, on board
the steamboat Statesman, at Weston, Mo- when
Sae freshman Was Knocked overheard and drowned.
ne'e Mas great excitement in Weston on the sub
cVt ehu al The last accounts there proposition
nsng me negro, and il is feared that the threat has
Teen pul INTO execution.
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u. :. Circuit Court. FRIDAY, May 80

Several motions were argued before
Judges Nelson and Belts. The argument on the mo-
ton for new trial for Douglass, one OF the men con-
victed for the murder OF the second mate OF the
Glenn, concluded
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Superior Court. FRIDAY, May 30.

Thomas q. ADKINS agt. Jane Frances
Adk,ns.-Ordered that plaintiff pay defendant s25
toward her expenses of defending the suit and 50
week for her support till further order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-31
Markets BUFFALO,

The past twenty-tour hours receipts have
been as follows FLOUR 5000 oolS WHEAT, none
Com, l0COO bush. The demand for FlovR Is mode
rate, and prices tend slightly downward small sales
were made of Wisconsin a, ; "A. and 81 a So for
Michigan WHEAT Is held above the views OF buyers,
and sales have been limited Ohio >old AZ SOC, Inc
market for CoRN - lower, With sales ~ So"V onSh
II 40 "a s6.c Ohio WWSKBY Is steady al &c
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The Georgia at .New-Orleans.

NEw-ORLEAN, Wednesday, May ~
The steamer Georgia has just sailed with
ass passengers. including 65 for New
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NIarkets...-AInANy, May :

The receipts here since our last; FLOUR
aCOO bblS WHEAT none , Corn $4,000 bus. Western
FLOUR is IN demand for the E - and City. but com
mon to fair brands are rather lower. loVO DDS >old
al Sia4 70 for straight state and Si04 Is for Mich
gan The Corn Market Is quiet and prices are ca
ser 1890 bus. at So for round yellow and % for
mixed Western. Oars are steady Sales 1900 bus
al IS. Prison WHISKY, sales pc
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small POX.

SAVANNAH, Monday May 20
The brio William Henry, of Bath, Me,
is at quarantine below here with one case OF small
pox. Capt. Merrill died OF 1t at Delaware Break
Naf
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ToRoSro, Thursday, May %.
In the Legislative Assembly last night
,ha Governor General refused to produce the cor
w.os,ondence with the American Government on
per1prociiy of Trade. The Finance Minister spoke
Of retaliation as the possible future policy Of The
Sovernrent OF all modes Of retail alton he thought
me closing OF the canal against all American vessels
,be most likely 10 be cfcc,ua and the risk would be
only the loss Of canal tolls.
Iohp Montgomery, who was tried for treason in
,s07 claims $3s 900 compensation for rebellion losses
THE Attorney General has stated that the Govern
mont will go to Quebec after this Session, where
residence for the Governor has been hired for four
The House has adopted an address 10 the home
Government against the proposed reduction of duty
on foreign lumber
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Markets Roc

There is very little WHEAT in our market
and prices are unchanged Sales were made Of 500
bushels al l03c There Is nothing dong IN FLOUR
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From THE Rocky MOUNTAINS We had
an interview yesterday with Mr.. Harvey. Of the hgm
of Harvey Primeau & Co, the celebrated Rocky
Mountain traders Mr. II arrived IN this city yes;cr-
day on the steamboat Sacramento. from II. Joseph
He LETT Fort Campbell, AZ the sails OF the Missouri
on the l2h of April, and has consequently mlle the
long journey Of more than three thousand miles N
less than SIX weeks. lie came down 10 -. Joseph
on a light Mack nav boat with SIX men, leaving three
other boats of the same description " follow MN,
laden with valuable CarCOcs OF Buffalo skins. whose
aggregate number will reach As high aS 100. These
were bought of the Sioux, and they will probably
reach -. Louis IN five or SIX days
Mr. Harvey brings accounts of considerable sick
ness and mortality among the Sioux. owing 10 the
prevalence OF bilious and pulmonary complaints On
his way down he learned that the PunkahS and lowas
were suffering dreadfuly. and had been swept on IN
large numbers by the small pOX. Buffalo were very
scarce at the head waters of The Missouri The
Blac feet and Grows were suffering the last eXtrem
ity Of restitution from this cause some thrty OF th'
former tribe having lately died from actual Star,3-
ton The winter had been one of extraordinary midi
ness in the mountains, and no snow whatever hai
fallen. Mr.. Harvey informs US that the rise IN me
Missouri does not extend above the mouth oi me
Platte and Is OccaslOned by ireshet IN that rNeri
caused by heavy and long continued rams. ABOVE
the Platte the Missouri Is lower than 1t has been
known to be at this season for many years:
st LOUIS Union, 22d
Council BLUFFs-SCARCITY AND HIGH
PRICE OF PRoyIsIoNs-The fine steamer Sacrament
10 arrived from Council Bluffs yesterday, loaded 10
the guards with freight. and crowded with paSSen-
gers Business at that point was exceedingly active,
and all departments of trade were prosperlng. The
majority Of the emiganS, whose destination Is the
fertile valley of the Salt Lake had already or were
about commencing their journey, with fair prospect
that they would find sufficient grass on the plans TO
SubSst their cattle. Almost every description OF pro-
vision was scarce and high at KaneSvIe and It's VI
entity Flour was selling at $40 to Sl2 per barrel
bacon at 2lc per pound. and every other article m
proportion The Sacramento took up cargo OF
hOur, grain. &C. from Weston, when had the eneC1
Of rendering prices rather easier a.,
lSt. Louis Union god
~ Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, Presi-
dent Of Rutgers College will deliver An address on
Sabbath afternoon next, IN the First Dutch kei0rmej
Church. Of New Brunswick. 10 the teachers ana
children attached TO the Sabbath school oil sait
Church Newark Eagle, 30.
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Our market is duh, and small sales of
FLOvE have been made AT IL al 25. Rio COFyEs
Is atss cents.
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Markets. NEW -oSLEANS. May "a

The sales of CoTToS to-day were 1000
bale at an advance of ate since receipt OF the Can
Sta'S news. The receipts Of all Southern ports are
now 4,cc0 bales ahead Of last year NJ same time
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Mark cts ---.
Markets. BAl

The sales of CorTON to-day reached LOO
bales al prices ranging from To esc.
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Interview between the French Legation ana
the Pre- SihenI.
WASHINeroN.

WASHINeroN. FTiday, May 81.
Mr.. DE SartigeS, accompanied by the
Secretary of the French Legation, and other mem
berS OF the mission yesterday presented To the
President
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BY Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

sa,,n Mrqaefc telegraph Ooe corner o. HanovsT and
So"" Beaver streets.
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,n,eresting from TOrOntO-Canadian Parlia-

FIR frtScr Telegrophic Dispatches see Vim Page
The southern press., 1851-04-08
Terms.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

TT,IE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. john JoHNs, ID. d., President
aud Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwEII, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SMEAp, Phi. d. Professor Of Hu-
mnnity
WILLIAM f. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
H. A. WARRINGTON, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SILAs ToTTEN, ID. D., Professor OF Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric
There are two courses OF study for undergrad
uates---the regular for the degree of Bach
elor of Arts, and q Science course, occupying two
years. Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest OF their paren. or guardians. Students moi
desiring to join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
S1S6 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de.
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will bs
answered, if addressed to Professor MoRcAN J
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Rec
ular or the Science course, will be permitted to
study with any class which they may be prepared
to JONI
Julv I5-l aw
The southern press., 1851-04-08

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
IL The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution Of
that body, F" to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premium OF FIVE hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings Of the two Houses Of Congress, -
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary Of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day OF December next
IL is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Cepitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south Of the present building, or by the
erection of separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure TO the east of the building
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise OF
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed NAV
have such reference to and correspondence with
the present building to preserve the general
symmetry OF the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan can be adopted the COM
mittee reserve to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption of parts of different plans
submitted should such be found necessary; in
which event, the committee also reserve to them
selves the right TO divide or apportion, according
TO their own judgment, the amount of premium to
be awarded for the whole, to those whose plans
may in part be adopted, according to the relative
importance and merit Of each part adopted
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE
Committee Of the Senate Public Buildings
SENATx CHAMBER, Both September, 1850
N. Il. The several daily papers published at
Washington will please insert the above daily for
two weeks, and send their accounts TO the Secre-
tary of the Senate. oct4