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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
WASHINGTON.
More Testimony TO Gen. Jnmes's Whiggery-
MIR. Wade, the New Ohio U. =. Senatsr and
the Result I'm New-lorh.

Mr. W ade, the new OniO u cs SentttsT anu
the Result I'm New-YOrt.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March Is.
l was informed by the Editor OF the Ian
caster Union and Tribune (Mr. HaMMERsLY),
who lately visited Washington during the
tendency of his nomination for Postmaster at
that place, when it was before the Senate, that
he had known General JAMES, the new Senator
elect from Rhode Island Whig for many
yesrs. MIR. II. states, that portion of General
JAmEss family reside in Lancaster, which calls
that gentleman there very often and upon fire.
auent occasions for some years he has had oppor-
tunities for conversing with him upon the subject
OF politics. Gen. JAMES is interested in manu-
features in Pennsy lvania and in some portions of
the South his interests are therefore Identiit
with protective tariff But Independent of this
Mr. II. staies, that he has never for a moment
supposed that the gentleman in question was
any thing but Wing in all the other great lead.
ing principles which distinguish the Wing party
from that spurious Democracy which has i'm.
posed itself upon toe country In conversation
he always avowed himself believer in Wing
doctrine and he had heard from bis own lips that
he he'd voted for many years with the Wing par.
~, and convinced Mr.. II should as soon have
expected to hear my own fidelity called in ques.
tion, as 70 have heard from any citizen OF Ian.
caster an expression of doubt as to the Wing
sentiments Of Gen. JAMES, and both are equally
well known.
This is strong testimony testimony which may
be regarded entirely unquestonable and salts
factory. ltappears probable. from other sources
of information, that the simple Obect Of the Rhode
Island Democrats in fayoring his election was
to send q Compromise man and supporter of
the Fugitive Slave Law. His Whggery was
doubtless well understood. Our correspondent
Iora left Gan
JAMLss own signature pledging himself to DO
Wing
The election Of a Senator from Ohio has given
great satisfaction to Wings ia these quarters 1t
is regarded as omen that Ohio is righting.-
Much anxiety is felt in reference to the reported
renewal Of another attempt to elect Senator in
New.York 1t appears to be hoped on all hands
that things may go more smoothly.
The election oil HAMILTON FISH will allay all
this anxiety WoUTER VoN TWiLLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
BY Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
Weather Items.

BIZ Morses Line, Office l6 Haist
WEDNESDAY,. March l9-9 AN.
BUFFALO-Looks squslly wind NV thermometer 81
mercury 60 barometer q. $40 fTest last ight.
RoCBt Cloudy and cold wind NV rather stormy
thermometer s.
AUBURN-Coudy and cold and rather unpleasant wind
n; thermometer So.
SYRAcUsE- Cool and cloudy but not unpleasanti stiff
NV wind thermometer SO.
OswEGo-Cocl, cloudy morning; wind N thermometer
50; barometer q. 625.
UTiCA-CloUoy hut not unpleasanti Wind NV Iher'
mometer 81 barometer g. 200
ALBANy-CloUcy. indicating storm wind N ther. 81
mer e. baron 1850
TRoY-yery cloudy. ard every appearance OF snow Or
rain Their 81 wind n.
MoNTREAL-Ther 81; baron. $40 wind L, AID
rather cloudy.
KINGsroS-Cloudy and mild Their. 50 wind N.
ToRoNTo--Clear and beautiful morning; ther 59i
wind y Our hsrbor is being rapidly opened; the ice
nssspg out of the bay this morning very fast
OuFBEc-Ther IS baron. q. 40 wind w and cloudy
BURLlNcToN-S Showing wind w Their. 81
WHlTEHALL-C Cloudy wind N Their. 40; lille iroW
last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

A1ABAMA-Since the refusal Of Francis S. Lyon
70 accent the nominati~ for Governor, rendered
to him by the I'M, party, Messrs' hose
Betbea and Shields have been proposed. The Sc
cessionists have pitched upon the present lncuni.
bent, Henry w. Collins. In view of the Union
movement, neither Of the Old parties propose ma
king nominations, as in Georgia and Mississippi
where a similar feeling prevails. The Union
men style their party, constitutional Union
uartv." or "Union Southern Rights party, while
their onponents the Secessionists, classify them
selves as Southern Rights" men. The latte. u
the party which recently carried South CaroiinA
on the Indefinite Resistance principle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Citx Finances and Debt.

We trust the Legislature will think twice De-
fore authorizing our Corporation to run the City
IN debt Two Millions OF Dollars for any such Pur-
poses as extending Docks, improving Pablo
Buildings, &c. &c. We have no blind horror Of
Debt when such work as the Enlarged Erie
Canal or the Croton Water Works is to be COM
pleted by means Of it but we protest against
running the City in debt for new Docks, when
those she now owns pay very light per censase
On their cost. We would rather have these sold
than more constructed by the city. BE careful I!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

-Seven more ballots were taken on fTIuHy
with similar results.
1t will be noted that Mr. Griswold on the lst
ballot came within one vote Of the number by
which Judge Wade was finally elected, and MIR.
Corwip, though peremptorily refusing to be can;
didate. lacked but two votes of the same numbers
but he failed to receive the Free Soil vote,
which must ultimately have been given in good
part for Judge Wade, while several Members had
paired off or otherwise withheld their votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

..,sr. .bs climate favorable, and the Eastern
s srS southern markets will be accessible. IL =
vel worthy Of the attention oil New.hnsssna
New.York and other Eastern em'sranss AhetS
ostbe most populous OF the Western States. Ills
y = Good latitude, and is washed by magniiicent
,svcr on either side-the Mississippi and the Mis-
souri-and will soon he cut by Railroads in differ
snt directions. and be only about three days ira
vel from Boston or Newly York. .,,,.,-.,,s
l am yours &c, OCCIDENAAhiS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
AFTERNeON-ONE O'CLOCK.
gnls, a. tbo s,ook Erohs,ss....M March 70
Y A WING SALUTE of One Hun

e A WING SALUTE of One Hun
dred Guns will be fired from the Battery
at three o'clock this afternoon, in honor Of
the election of HAMILTON FISH to the u.
S. Senate. The Union Committee Of
Safety is not expected to pay for the pow
der.
A like Salute will be fred at Albany at
the same hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Superior Court. TUESDAY, March l8.
p.C,.a T,Jca

John Livingston va. 4 ". Schmidt and
Francis LanmGn-Aganu the maker aud lndorser o. o
note which was declared to have been paid and taken up
but by some mesus unknown to defendants, reissued
Verdict for defendants
A Case as to Storage Of lIoldSSeS.-The
defpre which is that tie head OF one of the hhds
out and the mossses lost, which tried before and the
ry could sgTee, sgain brought on The pom, Is
IS 10 what constitutes delivery Of goods len on storage
To be continued.
A case before Judge Oakley Wallace
vs. Latson Is to some building stone tried and
dict rendered for plaintiff Of 6S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
LAW COURTS.
Court CnIendur....THIs DAY

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 261, 292, 419,
42 42s, 424 425 an 45 49, 4S5, 1885, 49, 49, AL Az
AS, 446
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 1875, 50, 4, 5,
49, &c. 81 1856 49, 81 7a 2l 49, So 81 1884, 1856 no. 49, g.
O6 So &C. el &C. 81 H. 49, sc, ~ 45 g. ll6, Ito, ILL., H.
us 81, g, l42, 81, 49,
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 248, LOG, 176,
$50 50, 1885, 19O III, $50, As, 10 253, lO3 l57. 49,
u. S. DISTRICT COURT.-NOs. II, 10,
q IS, a, 8, %, 2, %, %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

the world and Il may be regarded a. certain that ttsss
principles and This policy viii not be abandoned 90 pan
ed from until some ertrsoroinsry ebsnge shall txke plscs
In the general current Of human Affairs
The undergn rrnews 70 the Chevaier ID sensnn tbs
expression Of bic sentiments Of regard
The Cheraher j. G. HULsENASs.
Charge q Afaigs Of AHstrid. Washlngton-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF KEW YORK ........-..--MARcH
Arrived.

NTFIVCus
steamship Alabama, Ludlow Savannah rs hour 70 Mitchell
Frrsrercsd q strong gale for 35 hours from sNW.
Brig Vous Cas Ksens Naples 81 De snd 30 I'm Gorssr
us 70 slh Bayeon Came % anchDf m Tire ON-f bay MI
day afternoon, and lost anchor and chain.
Ludwig Iangren Rio Jsnso % days. coffee TO Holman
& CO
Dco Thatcher Psrnambuco FEB 70 sugar to mister Was
Cane Breras. Best from Btnegat 10 sandy HOOK
and anchor sunday, 6h IN
R.u Bay. sunuay 10TH IL s. John Robinson coofed Of
ho,to cook, sd from exposure
sALED-seaner Jonathan. Howe chsrssi eli pa Sui
Ivan Fdvards Constellation Asn Liverpool eor
arpon London; Gnnnel gscher Liverpool Have
milford Prescott Spear San Fsncscn far~s BsN
Bordeaux; Lare Br.mhsl B7lzs Emily Miner, Smith No
b brgs Neruphar shapsy Vera Cruz Akin, Baker Ph
DELI Ba. sch NJ L Wells, Griffin, Charleston.
WIND-NW.
Disasters &c.
Tar RarrfsH Bows burden and can stow 900
bales cotton sold Charleston the 18th inst at 5heuh
sale, 10 Co.. James Gadsden, for s23,0oO
Spoken, &c.
date 10 81 90 whaeshP Sarah PurrDgon bound to
Eaftapossit.
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DIsnsters, &c.

Las EaIDersIrsE The bak Con- Hera al City Point,
New Oens, reports Ga The nght OF the eth
stormy tbs Gulf the Cora the sch Bridge
Of hHgtn Mass Bartlett mater from Frntn La loaded
and soass for Richmond Va. The Bfdgvst.r
down immediately bat the all saved BY spnS board
tie Cora Just they Stood Whoet sng able article q
clothing papers. other yaluat - Iom below.
sHD TILIfHisD Williams, az Charleston, 18Th, from Hsyrs 10
stsEeng the the weather beng hk ,shors 90 Pumpsn
Hin Breaker about 81 AN where shs rsmsne5 unlBPh wks~
"a By steamer Nina. She leaks badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
By Telegraph to the NeW.YOrk Tribune.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Marca ~
Owing 10 the continued illness OF Secretary
Corwin, the President has appointed Mr.. Graham
Secretary Of the Navy 70 the SecretaryshiP OF tne
Treasury al interim.
John N. Comstock Of New York, has been aP'
pointed Paymaster and Military Storekeeper at
Watervliet Arsenal, vice Sanders Lansing, re-
moved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Ry Tefearaph.

NORFOLK herh Ie-An Bf brig Dung, fan foro kco Ga
sstnrI'y brig d Well, :or the wsst Ind'ss
We heard toing further from s ship and barn reported
ashO L 10 suppo,ed y BE- the bark Passl0s
slowing fresh from TIE east 70 day s1d =
lsaref the shp will siso bigs.
0esto Of m Hampton Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
CITY ITEMS.

FIRE AT O'Clock this morning FIRE broke
out in the third story of the rear of 81 Waren-st
The building Yves occupied by Mr.. Nation and Mr..
Lee for a mandatory Of writing desks, work
boxes, etc, The damage to the stock viii be
about ssOO-to the building s 400, on which there
was a small insurance. The Ere was extiDgush-
ed shortly after the arrival Of the fremen. Il
is thought TO have originated from throwing the
contents of pipe, which one Of the men had
been smoking, among the shavi'gs.
z The U. S. mail steamship Pacific, Capt.
Nye, sailed FOR Liverpool to-day at noon, with 81
passengers, among whom we notice the name Of
g. w. Jewett, ESQ, bearer Of dispatches to the
Court of st. James
For CHAGREs.-The steamers Brothers iona
than and FL Dorado sailed today at noon for
Chagres, carrying out large number Of passen
gers.
e The perGon who left with Us the following
advertisement, desired to have it conspicuousy
inserted:
ITO LET.-The late UNION SAFETY
Il COMMITTEE. deemng that their services canoot
have been appreciated and that he MON 10 beyond saving
after The las midnight asck have uded 10 dishand
and lease The premises now Ia their possession WIN
lie apartments be had large quantity OF So -echea by
several dfsneuhed friends If Union, Adirestes de-
Websers letter the Caste Garden meeting. Apply,
for further particulars the Mem 1ers Of the Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

steamer Relief has gone down to assist. Five Of
her cabin passengers, two ladies and three gen.
tlemen, were drowned in the serf 10 attempting
70 land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Tribune's Special Dispatches
ALit,Ie Whig Powder.

ALBANY, Wednesday, March 10.
A Salute of one hundred Guns was fired
at noon in Capitol Square by order of
the Wing Young Men, in honor of the
election of HAMILTON FISH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Panaenxers smiled

owsD PGmDero from N,,g Oriegrs, MIyoh TO- for cka
gsss-hrs Bogsrcus, Mu McDoyga sncLid. mrs Wloa h
Wlloa, Pat Ward, Mrs Ward, wisop, SAINT Perry
Vaeafd carson, Rch Tyler, keenan,. Berry, J
Vincent Robert. Mitchell Rogers Baks ysraa, Hsr
Johns, 81 inner. simmons kmuss Mrs krsuss,
Carter Halhted, HALTED J Vaughan WOohssd Jas
W0ohead HUNG Tsnbr5ee w Wilkinson, c Hostel Plat
terry spencer Bf0-n,J oaiSrsib Gpbrsh, Bovss.
a a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
OH o.
Last Bnllots for senator.
The following table shows the results Of Satur-
Iavs ballotings at Columbus for U. S. Senator


The following table shows the results OF Sat1r-
DAYS ballotings at Columbus for U. S. Senator
Ballots. %. 2lst 22d sd. 24th. 18th. 26th 9Th.
# H f.: % E Es5: $ 5: 5; q
r. HiiehcOci, e (..."s "a %
IL IL IL
So BENZ. F. WADE was chosen on the eth
ballot not counting those taken at the former az
tempt to elect.
The ohio Statesman Opp seems to feel
bad about it, It says:
BgNi p WADE ELECTED L. 3. SENAToR-krom the
course he Wings took by the votes published laa nghL
We presume no will be surprised al any resuI nai
miebt follow Mr Wsde who made one Of the bitterest
srseches last fsl against ne Fu9re Stare L7 is elected
United States Senator Tor six years from The AN inst, snd
b. he aid Of Whfg rotes SO much for Fillmore aud MS
Vbig AdminisusuOn.-sO much for Wing preIencea Ia
ccSyirg cetsin Democrats abuse Free Sellers proms
inc 10 srapd by them The result 10 bright commentary
on br poincs and those who have been fooled Will have
annie lime TO reflect - We presume the remainder or
he bargain viii be carried out before al adjournment his
evening. a., -, .., r,.t,a-
Wig Il reelected Librarian, and John Wood, Auditor Of
Stae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

no dat. "a g. lon 70 90 sch ss csppe
Es5 str lon %, bark Lsp4nto H.g.r. from MESSIAH
New ToTs
Fs6s ai d &C. n 40 br. Josephine rom Palermo Tor rsw
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw.YoRE. MARCH TO-
Arrived.

Ship Samuel Ff1 psck.t) Answorh HAVE Feb dss Ass
passergsrs 10 Mortimer LTingston.
sAILED-siesnsrs Pacific BAy ET San Fsncseo Pacac Hys
Ilvspoo ships Lad Funkfa Ysaton, Jyspoo Hoaagk Nc
n chseis ssa Desoasa BsLsCi AuIoysf, Deano Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
ship A.hOre-MeIanchoIY Loss OF Lie.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. March -
The ship Robens, from Liverpool for Ba!.'no'e,
went ashore during the snow storm on Monday
last OF Cape Henry, where she still lies 10 com
psny with British bark laden win hAIroSd
iron. The Robena leaked slightly, and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
The Yeas and Nays on the final passage
of these Resolves were as follows:

AVIS Messrs Alexander Battelle Buudy, Chsrngton'
Cole Deckey Dodds Of Warren, Ia Oh. taircmi Fincn
Vrszer Crimes HAYES James. Johnson OF MeQIai hSono
KTNT Eytdey March Mayo Mccall. PLUMB row fraA'
Rsmaqe RByburn Schl5 Smith OF Adams SmLi Oh CIeI-
mont SnoE Sieedaaan. Thomas Of Frobia Iho7apsoR,
Tripp Van Worries. Williams, WILLIAMSON HAS'" VI
Wood, and SPEAKER-S9.
Iwhgs lin Roman) ~ Locos (HaiJ IL; Free soile7
(sMALL cAPsl 81
EoEs-Messrs Baker, Bennett, Bishop Blackburn,
BRADLEY, Burnett. Bushnell, Carr, Cochran. Sotourn'
Cook Davidson. Dodds OF Montgomery, Fee Gscrestr
(asfo Leno1, Okey, Thomas OF Franklin, and Wara-<V
IWbigs (ItalJ d; Free Soil SMALL cAPs) ; Locos
Roman) IS. Mr.. Bradley voted No because the words
oSfoqfou or amendment" had been foisted into the first
Resolve on motion of Mr. Bundy by vote Of 81 to o. All
the moro determined Free Sellers opposed this amend
menLl
The Senate acted partiallyo on these Resolves
refusing several propositions TO amend or post
none and evincing disposition to pass them, bus
was obliged to lay the subject over and proceed
10 Joint Ballot for U. s. Senator, &c, under {
Joint Resolution. The results have already been
laid before our readers. Our advices by mail are
only up to Friday evening since which time
these Resolves have probably been concurred in
"A bill "tO restrain the sale OF SPlrituou'
LIQUORS passed the House on the 10Th by vote
Of q to ga good many lodging. We appre
bend the Senate will dodge it altogether.
Several ballots for U. s. Senator were taker
on Wednesday and Thursday Of last week with
Al. I'LL ,1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

obtaining IN Juuary last stationery TO the value OF 81
from Hiram n Lsmphert, Of 267 Peari-st
Trial foT Mdnsidughter in The fourth de-
grse-Julius Johns a German. who has been 10 prison
the first OF January last put on ths charged
with mApsaughier 10 the fourth degree, 10 causing the
death OF q woman named Caroline lit, by administering
to her some poisonous drug On the Witnesses for the
prosecution being called their testimony proved 10 be 90
entirely insufficient to sustain charge that the District
Attorney At once abandoned the The jury passed
formal verdict Of acquiua and the prisoner was dseharg
ed Adjourned.
r. Thomas Mclaughlin was executed at
Cumberland, Nd. on the 18th inst. for the murder
OF his wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Court Of Common Pleas. TUESDAY, March 10.
Retire. Judge Woodruff
liieur and Others against

Gabriel Z. Cdlleur and Others against
John and James Hal and others On Bill OF Exchange,
growing out of transaction, the party 10 furnish wool
and the other manufacture II INTO cloth at belevile
TIE case was on one or days and effort made
TO impeach OF the main Witnesses. heisrs Sanford
ard Leonard appeared for plaintiff and Messrs unit and
for case at POuRhkeepse Mr. Blunt, for defense, com
menced summing up but took oenGe al something said by
MIR Sanford and gave up the Mr. S. summed 40 Tor
plaintiff The Jury, yesterday, returned sealed verdict In
favor of defencaD
Henry McCdlry against James Lee
Suit for and battery The parties carmen, and
had some agreeent TO their stands at James Slip
when il was said Mr.. um sed upon Mr.. McC's cart and
null was with Mr. Nee who backed against Mr.. LIS
horse and cart then took up cart ring TO ST Ike Mr. L. &c
Xer6ict for plaintiff. 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Third District COurt....TUEsDAY, March Is.
Before Judge Mech.


The People, &c. on The compliant OF hu-
der the statute Of Forcibe Entry and DeIalner' -lhe
complainant 10 the pastor of the German Eysngelca
Church OF The Augsburgh Confession, al bloOmhgaAe
The object o. the proceeding 10 regain POSSESSION OF
the pasorsge house adjoining the church. when coHpsn
alleges was forciby detained from the Trustees Vor
whom be sctsd 10 the proceedings attorney 10 ac DY
the defendant who formerly the pastor out was hoI
continued by the Church Ii appeared by lhs eNleuce
that the complainant endeevored 10 take peaceaOe posses
sion, but resisted by the defendant who refused 20
leave The house, claiming prior night hereto Ine yuy
rendered verdict In of complainant he Churcnl
This statute is but rarely resorted TO- very Jew cases
having occurred for the last twenty years IS MOI con-
fined TO landlord and tenant but extends 70 al persons
whose lands whether owned simply possessed Oy lhe
are uniusty or bly, entered Withheld Oy force IN al
cases whatsoever where the right OF entry gwen
by aw-iis intention being TO prevent indivlduNs rom
doing themselves right by force and TO protect persons
the peacesbe &C cupaon OF lands from orcble dspos-
session without authority OF law. - ..
The proceedings are OF criminal nauuIe ue Paiues
complained of being liable TO indictment ,.
The mode of proceeding Gnder this statute Is as Io
The parties apply 10 the magistrate on an ahoaVI
setting forth the facts The Justice then issues ms peceP'
the Sheriff or other Sfhcer 10 summon tWenyOu
and Al The same causing police 10 be served on the de-
ferdsnt OF the place OF trial (which usually Two
days1 Not than wentyhree nor less tnen lnpeen
Jurors are requedIon this trial and they proceed 70 inquire
into the fact Of the focbe entry or detsnerne question
the being reserved Tor future cons
trate issues his warrant unless the defendant Ia "A hoas
trayerses1 or peaos the inqusOn OF The jury 10 Waicn
case The Justice mons second or petlI Jury "
en who then proceed try the respective rghts OF me
parties and whether the complaHsnI OF n - 5,
red 10 the possession Of the premises On mel Eeroc'
he Justice then ssues warrant OF restitution "a tne pro
sS case as already stated the Jury decided iha inc
Church i enled 10 fepossession Of the psstorsge'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
Court OF General sessions. MARCH lS.

PisG Of GmIty.-Patrick Rowland, IN
. -" = - in the third desrea IN feoni0utly enler-
'y nremses Of Chss Rodgers "a Alen-st on The gun
Of Febrasry lee, and stealing clock psAaed s0'y "
The following named persons were
-, o, ~ nr,,or md discharged on their own verbal
pscosr;zSSce Copelus Drisco indicted for grand lar
cepy and r. j. Fitzpatrick indicted Tor sse P'e'on''' ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
California Vessels spoken, DO.
Spoken, DC.

ss t 50 90 OH sos shp Pastola' from Boston Tor css
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19

e The perGon who left with Us the following
advertisement, desired to have it conspcuousy
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Court Of Common Pleas TUESDAY, March Is.

Special Tem-Before Judge lngrsham.
Amclie Lore against Samuel Lolre.-
Referred back for further testimony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
oh;o Sustaining the Administration >


Before proceeding TO ballot finally LOT
II. s. Senator. &C., the Ohio House adopt
ed the following Joint Resolutions
Resolred. By the General assembly q me SS9lc
of ono Thai our Senators in Congress be m
structed, and our Representatives requested to
rse all honorable means to Obtain an tp'H'sosS 1e'
s,eoi qualification or amendment Of The act Of Con-
rrsss. ~s.oiiv styled The FHgitire Stare Lar, ap'
proved Sept Is, 1880 c. Il
Psso,yed That the Governor Of the State OF
ohio be requested to forward each Of our Sena..
tors and Representatives. in Congress copy Oh
the above resolution.