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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
ROR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

q GON-Extra Family Steamer GA lstJune BY The
through line from Panama 10 San sncisco.-rhe well
known eno fsyprl,e Steamer
SARAH Sands,
1900 fons having most and convenient accom-
moo piinns for famies-repsralo state rooms IN both
eaoo and second cabin-w be despatched by the Pacific
Aal Steamship Company on the let June rom rsnans
Her ste trn from San Francisco performed In twenty
cne dsvs She viii be ready to receive on board med
sey on their arrival IN Panama th7 passengers intending
tp 80 by her and by leaving New York In the steamer
which will he despatched the middle Of May, TO connsct
will her and by avng Of reduced rates o. fare, they
will secure certainty and economy offered ~ no other
steamer. For tickets which will balm the saloon 500
from Parama San Francisco ID Cabin SlJO-Appy TO
ROWLAND ASPINW WALL. 81 & - South o.. el5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
i al Portcbe,ter N Y JNO. OSBORNE. Principal
The Summer Term viii commence Mag !. fhis school
has been In successful operation for ien years aud s no1
surpassed FOR beauty Of location snd Of access by any
Institution in the vicinity OF New York Terms $50 per
year Circulars, containing particulars, references kc'
can be obtsintd by addressing the Principal or OF ID D.
DuDconb. IS William e.; r c. Akerly, $50 Bowey.
uSl lmMW6Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

UALIFORNlA-TranspouatiOn across
~ the ls'hrrus OF Panama ZACHRlSSON. NELSON
GCO Of Panama from their long experience on the lam
mus being established there since 1870 are well prepared
to transport freight the ishnu' or take thrOuga
TO San Francs CO. a. shippers option; hut each package
must be of portable size and weight and properly COW
eied az Co are responsible for damage or &C
iden the transit The charges Of transportation to DO
pre- aid II Ncw-Gorh ,,>
Agent n Cruces aud oorgonR-JouS FuScK-
BOr particulars apply 10 $1,000. ~, % ,,,-,
az In LAthklSSON W, " w Au-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NORNTNG LINE FOR ALBANY

I'VE The new and elegant Steamer RElNDEhk, Cept
Albert DEGRoor, will leave New York from pier loot
Munay-sL every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ing O'Clock. and returning leave Albany ruasdAyE
Thursdays and Saturdays al the same hour making ns
uIual landings each way ~ Meals served on boLa
N. b For further Information apply To JAMES blShor
4 CO. Beaver a.. New York. Fare 10 Hewbufgo eed
Pokeepse so cents mhS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
TO GUARDIANS AND PARENTS

NOhIOlALNC AMI AtNrNN D
The subscriber, having four bows under ten years
Will receive Tour more OF The age 10 ecucata For
roie particular Information ard references sd1ess him BY
letter ANY wishing TO home for wards or chill
diem Where home affections and rel aons viii be cherished
and sustained and thorough practical and clsiscs edu
cauol az lhe same time secured Invited 70 visit and
quaint lhei elves with hI location his family and rs
rangements. AsH8EL FULLER Kent Conn
al lmTuThGS+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

TO LEASE-For a fashionable Board
lng School private use the residence OF the sub
scrpsr VINO Il about 10 be absent lr some tins. situate
on me fsssalc River opposite ~ city % Newark The
suslon u healthy and the grounds rcb and finely laying
on NE tVer Tbs place cOusss Of eight Of snd,
enc ul ot various kinds the house 10 IN fl orter
~ PANIED srd reety for instant occupations the coach
rouse thss srd Offices aiOd every required scconm)-
oepon The Communication has bean reduced and The rail-
road transit eigb times way dsy Three quar-
terf OF an hour rom leaving u house PAGES ,he
ais lw+ WM MVLOCK "a Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
OSSINING FAMILY BOARDING

DARENTS or GUARDIANS inquiring
u for BOARDING SCHOOLS are respectfully solicited
10 sddIcss the subscriber Principal Of the ALLENTOWN
ACADEMY, Lehieh Co, Pa The Annual Catalogue,
containing references ia this city Terms, ady anags &c
W IN DO returned a4 I'm ROBERT c. CHANDLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

CLIFTON SCHOOL, Staten Island
~ 7hs institution will open Oh the hfsi Mon1ay 70 NJ ay
newt Appcsout Tor admission tn the School viii be re-
ceved On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays duug lne
present month al the Office OF LEVI COOh u Bfosl"4y
,Jer nsrsonslv or by letter The ph1cps viii be IN a.
tendance on he above named days. between 10 ana IL
O'Clock. . r,o,,,rs p4-.,,.1
ala 2WF y. nONE - AiII~'pN'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
BOARDING SCHOOL. AT

I'VE WILTON, CONNECTICUT, ABEL WHlTLOCK
Principal and PrOpretorThe location OF this Institution
suitably retired and easy Of sccest from the New York
and New Haven Railroad. ltis 20 titles from New-Yorf
and Ga miles from the Norwsk Depot on The Dan5uy ana
Rideefeld sage-road. The NOrwAlk and OanbuTy Rail-
way will be completed IN the nmer landing passenger
about mile from The School The house erected 6y ne
convesnces for that number The School bar been IN sue
cessul operation four years. ,
gBsh Branches, Lstin. French, Music ana DraNlIs
es Persons desirous o. visiting the nstuuon ana OF 70
turning the same day have ample time ~ do So
The Principal refers TO bis circular, and 70 ais present
patrons and others Circulars be had NJ ne OoOkoe
Of NJ II. NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway al Whcn pace ne
Principal will be every Tuesday and Wedne:day ID APRIL
from to O'Clock PM. a. IotIuNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

CORPOKATlON NOTICE. -fGoic notice ceisoy sen 80
,own.r or owrer occupnn occgpar's OF all hou.ss s
,.d az unrnnyovad Lands tectsd thereby, hat th-
I.s..u. have ,sea competed By the Assessofs az A. ~ -
he oce Bureau o. hs-sss nenis ot =, Co. n 400
80 49,, M III avenue 10 The sast.fy curb Of 9th az
brsced such Assessment ucae- AT - Tcd u,t.d on both
an A. between snd eth avs on ihs ~ss' s,.s
es 81 80 NJ an Az 33d asd 35th s All persons
80. .r,,ts are affected ~ the above named y,
S,,osJ 10 the same ether Of them are fel4es'e
. 80 10 c,ioos 40 wfag the nncers sned A. nef
x Hail n Records within thirty DAYS tom ie tate OF n' ~
S.nIiTI a DE- MOTT, FRAScts NICHOLSON, l9AA6 VIZ
smith 1sssso- Ocs Bureau Of Assessment ses, Dep'
uant Anil 7. itAl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

IT s. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
wsy-Estabnshed l847, for Teachers and al educa.
tonN orders Capital furnished by the patrons viz msny
ofihe best institutions families and teachers throughout the
Union deposit OF one per cent each on one years COM
peDsrOn prOcureB negotiations until the fu amount re-
ceved Apply early, full and pospad-persOoslly II pos
ali StDG2tWt f. H. WILCOX, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
PR PPRio pc, E DAWES OF SAILING.

For freight or pRs8aFe, appiy % EDWAKU q. COLI
co Liverpool, r. a ROBERTS, co. IS Kings Enns
yard London, Boulevard. M0nimaFiTe Paris.
Aler the Let OF Apnl next TIE rata OF freight ~ NE
above steamers from Liverpool viii he materially reduced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NETWORK and NEw-ORLEANS

NEW-YORK and NEW-ORI.EANS
= .si l..h' LlSE-Tse uew aaa elegant doahss
WINFIELD SCOTT, Cap Kenney cOuiusra aIooups
UNION Cap, T ; Bndd l. $40 tan. ~ ''i''''N'
Compose his Line, ard viii leave New Yor. .ns No.
Orleans the ls end 18Th Of every month Al 1r,es 4.
th- sorrroOn except when those dsfes fag on ssns.
wh.n be ships VII esye on moadsy, a same hO-r
The WINFIELD SCOTT viii leave New. YorS o, Dc
let Of April ard TIE UNION on the s' OF APr tron New
Orleans
skii expense spared - secure strength speed saS
ctmou They sfe 10 every rvspeci nrscass scs sessss
For freight Or passage. apply - foloSs;
Ger steamer Nin6rld Soon 10
DAVIS BROOKS CO. So Btosi-a
mYar sPOFFoRn TTLEsToNs co. Is sOsth-a
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Com-
- msne,ng March ST. RAnaPo AND PAsEsson
hAlLhOADs-Es Express fr.rs leave Snaerns u follows
or 90 NE sriivsl 81 the E1e trains Aust O'Clock n,
~, stopping Only al hohohuss, Pslrrsoa and Boiling
and Boiling Spring.
Leave New YoTk al 7 O'Clock A NJ stopping oolv A
Paterson ard Hcnokus At 81 O'Clock P. NJ stopping only
al SoiDR Spring Pzsssc Bridge and Paterson; 6 O'clock
p 81 stopping cnly Al Pseuon and Hohokus Ths Err
press Isrs leave Ma ketst station PsIsrson for New.
fork Al - snd M ard P "A The arrival Of he
usins rem Suffering. The up rsias stop 81 Bergen 90
Signs.
81 The stsicns ABOVE on signal.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Sgferns Al st H-Lesve New
fork al 2 NJ, stopping above PaIersoo only al Ho-
PATERSON TRAINS lesvs Paterson al and III o'cocA
A NJ. and Il and 1t O'Clock Z. M-Lesve New fork o. n
aud 10 A. III, and ~ and 81 O'Clock Z. NJ
SUNDAYS Leave Market 81 station a. eio'clock A. M
or on arrival O The train from SuternsLesvs PsIersoo
depot 81 O'clock 2. M.-Lesve New.York 81 o'cloeh
A M and O'Clock P n. The Sunday Trans stop below
Paterson Only al Huyler's and Boiling Spring ma 4
x \ m N a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

IN PURSUANCE order Of The Surrogate of the Coanty OF
New York Notice hereby TO AL persons having claims
AGAINST JOsEPH PICKERING late of the City Of New YORK. de-
present the with vouchers thereof 20 ore OF the SUB
scrbe No s. East Twenty seventh street 10 ne
CITY Of YORK before the twentieth day Of October next
Dated New York, the 18th day Of April 1881
RICHARD TURNER, Adnpst,a.cr.
law ms DANIEL LIKELY, 4A-'-1-''~'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

ERRIGHT REDUCED.-On and after
YORK and BOTTOM by the FALL RIVER LINE wiz
be reduced Shippers procure tho new isrn o. ,ss
ou application 70 fIRDALE BORDEN 70d VI "os'"s
mT II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

S0EPORITlOE EOTiCEDblc uoros hereby s'so, 70 we
-, orus occap1n; occupants OF all houses sno oS I'M
rovsd sud affected thereby stths oo" A's.s
Nv ts and edged the once
100 susn Tor by al persons ntsrea
- Fo faggng the suGzggs3 portion Of The sidewalks 10 "e
81. " i.,sen OH and IN ave- rs embraced BY such
S..s,,tns all the ssvsTd houses ard ot' grous Va
@ M psse. psrcss 1nc stutsd on both SIDES 81 ssast
lssssn ard 7h All psrsons vhoss interests are aec.so
b tts shove tnk who are opposed 70 tne
,,ns OK se4 OF fhs regretted 70 pfsst Their obsons
wrtrg 70 undsrgnss 81 ihsu once no hs hs9oIos
thu b,r, Ssvs from nOtcs SAMUEL H. DE-
sOTT FThEcIs NICHOLSON IsAAC WV. SMITH. Assessors
oscs Berssu Of Assss1sn ssst Dsplnnsa April H. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
DTCHMOND SEMINARY FOR

SCHOOL FURNITURE.-A quantity
~ OF valuable desks Ieas &c, belonging 10 one o' 'ls
be. cy schools for sale and Teachers waited al ihe T.
s School Agency, s9S Broadway. Business II greatly
facilitated by personal application 49,, NV p.o....,o,
a89lS h. Ii. WILMA tlVPl+7'0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
NOR BOSTON BY NETWORK
nor BRIDGEPORT, HOUSATONIC

u and NAUGATUCK-R silroad-Fsre - eeus.-fhe
steamer ALICE, Capt Weeis will leave The pier foot o.
Harketst every Tuesday, fbufsday and Saturday, q
O'Clock A. NJ. Returning. will leave the Railroad docs
Bridgeport every Monday, Wednesday and Friday a.
taken Al the lowest rates which will be received dssy ~
the Office the pier. al lm'l w. II. SLATER, Agt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

SYOUNG LADIES, 1871 Fourih-st between Fhu ana
sixth-svs The summer will commence Monday,
Nav 5 Number OF bOarders limited 10 SIX. Circulars and
refereices obtsin.d Of Mrs WATCHER, = War'en-sI
alt 2w~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

Z IA Do n IND II = II y ,
~ Boarding School, Dsnbury, Fsirbed COMFY GSln-
,;rsls Circulars may be had Of Messrs CLARK Au,un
Co 205 Broadway or Of the Principals. mSl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

II Tie barge CLINTON, cspt Wisie, every Mon.
day; EXCHANGE, Capt Roseksns, every inlisor.
ococt NJ from foot OF Murray ct for passengers and
feiSb The above bsrges are elegantly furnished wild
,oors and spacious and comfortable cabins and
fed up The comfort ano convenience Of pss
enoers and arrive Poughkeepee in time for the stages
no Sharon Pine Plains and New Milford For further IN
s1rmation, apply on bosrd the bsrges, or 70
ais 6n WlLLlAhSON X VAIL, lot w 1strt
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EsElSQUNA Nv&BAsRAlIlL4Rs ll.AlADIs....-:

H. and until further notice the Paseng Trains wt
follows lsuncsys excepIed) In connection with the steam
er Armenia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

EDUCATIONAL experienced 1eAcn-
80 er residing pear the Institution for the blna - pro
no,e, To r deriske the education Of about ten boys tno
on Oh instruction can be given In very useiu couf e
brscpg Mathematics both abstract and applied 70 s9s
neeTps Accounts etc the Physical Sciences, al pTscucS
Minerslogy etc and the English ard 50 mucn
Of Other Languages a. msy be desired Terms ior mem
hers Of the family al the rate OF 30 week 10 GsJ
s.. An interview may be had by sddresShs s,,Jt
Office N YOrk. ~ o'Ni 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

80 a
oKpoK.Os soIIcE.,rgssssSs p.1s. aoa:., :oa Lott
u osss proved Lsnd,. are s~s,ofs ana lodged
lsproved o. n her up set ~ ts Tor .rsnnatoa By an
tssessr.s~ ~ pursau .sng curb ADD gutter
he 'hes y va: For grsdng an cnbsfns street on the
psons ,hsesso 80. nom Js1es -, r ~. soub ~
rtoDss N hsason ,.r % ca s. an H. sever,
pcsth ',ts ssc ron ~ seh Asse',n -. s,c.. - 80
he hnts eneace5 ~ - Tsoart q p-.s ~ E4 Go
tssr.s. Ios Of Ofo sef between oh'et an lana
,su,t-d both side. -bef 'sis bst~s-n y.les anu M
=. street. ard % Affected oy The an IA nsd
streets All Tsfsots, ~, orpcsef - nc 'sn- o W
.ssssrens ad Der ctsctots m SrfHg u NE pnler
Ar. requested % Of hers -ita "a ~ osis r 5y
go a. her o1es rsssrEI II ~ MOTT FRANCIS NlCH'
- SAFE ibs -. sNlTH, Assstort Ohee Bureau OF As
A.sss tsaAC WI u. 1851. ala lot
FoTIcE Pase notice h1soy ssa 70 on, ne
/,ORPOka oc~npau occupants oi all Houses ,d Lni
osssf o. nas ATE, - thereby. hst ne oosns
,ntrass comp b. te ASSESSOR and are o'ssd
80 20 eau Assessments Tor exam nai9u, BY a.
d W. For regulating s~ttng curb and gutef An'
psfrs s.ce rom sfh 20 18Th sts TIE hHts enofaceo
paf1g oc8s tie AZ Houses aat lots 81 6rlunc,
bsueh AID parcel. o LAID situated OF both SIDES OF
vtcttt hs.w,-n ard l7h - and on both SIDES Of h
Lyhss motto, Place aD5 p2'a 81 thereto and ds'aniso
q bs,efom All persons 0A0'e interests are ,h@c,4d o)
~ -, Asesen ADD Who opposed % lie saIeot
~ are requested y,eseo, hsr 90 econs. wiring
elsI ..1.,.peo q, thsi ce@, 80 Hal Of Records ~hn
ln 49, rom tAe dse Of his notice SAMUEL DE- nOil,
niHscis NICHOLSON lisa &C WN SMITH. Assessors once
,..s ssssEsn Street. Department April ~ lol ave J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21

THE MsRoANrIrx LIBRARY AssocIASgoR-THx
ELECTION THIS EvKNNo.-The affairs Of this popu-
Jar and useful association presented at the annual
meeting, last week, degree of unexampled pros
perity, owing, in great measure, 70 the Judicous
management of the Board of Directors, and other
officers TOR the las year. There was not syila-
Bile of complaint uttered against the regime OF the
last year.
We think it has been customary in the asso-
citation for the nominating committee TO make
out ticket for the next year, with the names OF
those who have faithfully served the institution in
the past, as a reward for their services, and a.
mark of confidence in their integrity. The nomi-
mating committee, thus year, for some special
reason of their own, have deviated from this
course, though the annual meeting passed
a unanimous vote of confidence in the off,
GERS who served for the year 1850. The only
reason that can be OWNED for this proceeding is
one, we regret to say, that is founded in bigory-
a feeling that ought never TO find its way into =
popular association in a country where liber-
atty is the presiding genius Of every institution.
A strong opposition has been organized against
the ticket Of the nominating committee, and a
ticket has been made out, composed chiefly of the
members of the former board and the officers Of
Ticket" and the committee Of gentlemen who
were appointed to make il out submit, 10 their cir
GUAR that their nominations are substantially, aud
in poin, of fact, "the regular nominations"
The following handful has been circulated by
lhs opponents of this ticket
MERcAsrnE LIBRARY Accommodations, BE-
-AR9.-LooK TO roCk 1IckErs-voIs for NO ofioer Who
will employ Jesuts to lecture At the annual
I lectures by which means FORMULATING and counte.
nancipg Jesuitiem. Those Who opposed TO the
OF the present directors will do veil look
IT, and not elect another board Amilar to the present
The meaning of the foregoing is, that the head
Of the union ticket applied TO Rev. DR.. Ryder TO
lecture upon Jesuitism al Clinton Hall. Who
could lecture well upon the society of Jt suits as
one of its members IN fact, this Interesting lee
ture was almost The only good one in the course.
II gave admirable historical orpose of the socie
~, and set the public mind right upon many points
relating TO that order. There is no subject upon
which SO much ignorance prevails. II the obec-
ton raised 10 a candidate This ground be really
sincere, which we doubt il is the most frivolous
and absurd that was ever made against an officer
in any association and trust mat the result OF
the pol! will prove that there is enough of gooi
sense and enlightened liberal feeling in the Asso-
citation TO dscountenance any aui every attempt 70
introduce sectarian animosy in body where only
charity and kindly feelings ought to prevail. II
such q course is not struck on the head at the out
set, IT requires no prophet to predict the speedy
downfall Of the Association
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21
TWO WEEKS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
A II II Nv A l.
TWO MILLIONS IN GOLD DUST
Intelligence from the Isthmns.
the West Indies,
&c, &C., As.
steamships Cherokee and PrOmetheus,

The steamship Cherokee, Capt Windle, and the
Prone theus, Capt. Tinklepaueh, arrived at thi'
port at O'Clock this morning from Chagres. The
Cherokee left Chagres on the 9th inst, and Kings
ton on the 18th. The Pfometheus left Chagres on
the 10Th at midnight
BY these arrivals we have dates from San Fran
cisco to the 10Th December, and from Sacramento
City to the l4th.
The Cherokee brings ebout million and quar-
ter of gold dust, and all the New York passengers
from the Isthmus, except few who held tickets
for the steamer Falcon.
The Prone heus brings about half million OF
gold and two hundred and forty-four passengers.
The steamship Philade phia was to sail from
Chagres on Saturday, llth inst, with the U. ).
mails for Havana and New Orleans.
The steamship California arrived at Panama on
the Sd inst from San Francisco. She experienced
heavy gale of San Diego, but suffered no mate
rial damage.
The steamer Isthmus arrived at Panama on the
7th inst and the Falcon at Chagres atnoon on the
10Th The F. was to sail for New York en- the 18th.
The noted Capt. Parker H. French is stated to
have arrived at San Francisco, in company with
about twenty others in the bark Jessurun from
Guayamas.
BY our advices from Kingston, Jamaica, we are
gratfied to learn that the cholera had entirely dis
appeared from tina, place.
Owing TO the lateness of the hour at which the
steamers arrived we are unable to give the news
in detail this morning, We shall give it complete
in our one o'clock edition.
The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21

Irttt.~ Opras uovss Norma sas repeated aaa n,
lsst naht 10 large audience, though the STATS ~
many subscfibers were upoccupied. We have uothing
q GOD 10 Cur former opaion Of the abbey OF any OF
the siistp vbo were little under the influence u
the westber on this occasion On Wednesday night
rsrodi Nili appear IN character Leonora IN tue
opera la Psvoritan The announcement will not be
lost upon musical circles.
uHnfsrY'. MlNsRsts-rbis band announces ans
entertaihlDsnt this evening singing dancing an
vuficus ether performances.
Ttttovs MixstREis The exquisite harmony and
racy v.f Of thu company give gsn-rel sstsitstion
good blli TO right
TnIritn I,tt4-Th. grand combustion festival for
the b. n, NJ "a the Itaian politctt refugees Gill come
III tbis er,nirr Nearly all ths leading tasot Of the
city Nill sppcsi on the occasion.
ssrrrn Coxernr.-Apo.ber ~ these entertainments
will tskp Phase NJ fello*s nan % Winstvtsy on sun.
cey evening rs.t savsrs leaiins srti.a engtssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21

TREATMrST or SEasEy ny THEIR CArraNs :
We frequently receive letters from seameD, com
-,.,.,.s o, The m amer in which they are treated
7. her captains, with requss, that we viii ,a1
IN mem. We canno, publish ,L:se a.e..a-
,lops-frst, because many Of the statements con-
,sned IN them are libellous; and secondly, that,
were hey not lIbelous, we would require the best
rrcof Of heir truth We received one Of these com
uunications, Yesterday, in which the winter ac-
cSses The captain under whom he sailed, OF not
giving his crew sufficient food, and OF attacking
them, on several occasions, unnecessarily, with
ristos, handspkes and swords. an we can say
"a reference 10 this csse =, hat IL the ore~ have
been treated in THE msbner, court Of justice u
The proper al bunal 10 look 10 iof redress and not
the newfpsp,rs. While ibe law provides for
discipue en- bobrd ship, and severely ranishes the
crew for any violation u a, i At The same time
.res not overlook the rights ~ ,men Am,le
r-nteetson is given 70 them, end courts are a.
yyavs cptn 10 them II there we're 4 iittlc work
pr,ttn IN the respective rights and dules u sea.
snen nd captlins. We have no doubt il would meet
with 3 rcsoy sale. a copy q such wofS ought %
inthe hands q every scansn aud cspain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21

The TELEGRAPH CovrEovERsY.-We learn that
the propnetors of the Morse lne between this city
and Buffalo, intend, IN order TO test the right Of the
Balm line to flash ws through the atmosphere, to
apply for an injunction against that line. Two
suits OF the same nature, and involving the same
question, are now pending in the United States
District Court 10 Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
which the patentees Of the Morse line are pressing
to a close. The decision mace by Judge Wood
bury, in Boston, was in a suit nvo,ving the House
patent, which Is different system Of telegraphing
from BANS. That case was decided In favor OF
House, but has gone by appeal to the Supreme
Court Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-21

THE WEEKLY HERALD

The fpl.ndid Amsriesp steamship Psclf,, CAPT
Ius Ey., will leave this port q morrow noon, foi
Liverpool Her mails will eiese at hall past 10 o'clock
In III. morning Tho wnsnY H.ssIp will Be ready
at h.ltIs,t y o'sloeh Single scpist sixpeRss.