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ByDyER & MCGUIRE, aaeuo.eer..

by Dy Ell q WctEIIkt, NWcdo"refs-
SroCf. OF GROCERIES, bIaUORs, STOKE FIXTURES
y Thursday morning, September 25t 10 O'clock
groceries, liquors, SC, the
Nc Nolaud, the OF lih and
iag Of
brandy, VIII key gin, and wine
Vinegar, sperm oi, uio t=se-, tea, coffee
sugar stafch, apiccs A0uf buekwhrat
Candies, brown, varissaiod, and CASTLE soaI8
Tobacco barfcls sat-. lard
and baskets
Hronna brushes, water buckets and tubs
Cfoosery, glass; stone, End carmen
Scales weighs measures, tobacco knife
Counter, shelving, drawers, hiGa, sc.
Terms s)5 and under, s2j
credit, satisfactorily endorsed.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept@--d Au6naneen
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SUpEHsok WINTER FG.AsS ELs.-The undersigned
~ have the descriptions fannea
e. which they ask the IL persons In
~ Welch dAnnes medium and the best grades, IN
ported
IL pieces hne Saxony do
10 DO Gns silk warp do n single and do nhe width
do fine French harncls
rs 10 low priced white AID c0lored fsnnes -
do fancy hrh- coIored aannets ladies' Sack apu
chidren's ..-- -. -. =, -,
grades the above Wy y, hoag
be- found IN sn reta New York. and ~ = ehe
'"os :" prices orAeErr, NEWTON, MAY, co,
Sept a3-3,awiw
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NorrCEto Tss-Psyar-. Eight pr oen.. QUO n
a., ~ nc ~ uiy a. ~ eight allow
"a ppnn p.yneats Of during me pres. ~ non
" WV" P'1'' r. J. ROCHE, Collector.
$40 On TtTiSg'an
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and every interest IND experience VIII 10 the bsst
gulae 10 the defects of ihs ore The proposed
amendment was rejected
Ny. 'ooS re2ortci fas0rlJiY the bill 20 amend tie
chaf-eT oi The EmgTaut Industrial savings Bank.
NJ. ROBINSON fsvorbly 3 b,'l % incorporate an
As] Jun Io- tre-C-ess Boys I'D New orl. also. p
t- u rr1-ate tLc LADIES' Ll.Cn Al- S'-.c.y o.
the heihodst Episcopal Church m NeN-lorS e.
as ordered on motion Of Sir Crohls o1 The ,A.r'
readIe Also, faTor>hy an act 90 incorporate the
New orr Academy " Medicine.
9iT. bEhsNAN reported an art arpropra,lng Che
revenues OF The Literature and l.. Deposit Puma
Also al aci making aprro l-arons for he support 90
Common SCHOOLS Tor 1851 and ls52. Also. an aci ap
proIi-al1s $500 Tor Library for BE Free Academy
AZ NeW-Tork
AT. VILLAS, from Committee on Commerce, re-
ported @yoTasy 40 act iu relation - iaa Coast sur
FeY iA tAe state Of NeN-fork
Governor fsCNI traHsmtta communication from
the secretary OF War Conserving BI-l0 granting
jurisdiction &c The city Of OsEeg0 OF .Aa1s under va
ter near Fort Ontario
Mr LYos Introduced an ac, IN relation TO the r.
coyery 0 FucLc Lands, also L relation 20 the assess
ueut Of taxes.
The rest OF She Session was occupied go a debate
on proposition wnlca prevailed, 10 give the COM
mltee on Privileges and Elections power % send for
Witnesses Il tue case Of the S.eu5en District At-
OuTBed.
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Court of Appeals.
From the Albany Atlas.

From the Albany Atlas.
The June term of the Court of Appeals
will commence at the village of ElmlTa, Chemung
county, on Tuesday, the l7ih inst. There are lS5
causes on tho calendar
l. Joshua Walker. ct al. appellants, agt David Banks.
al IS &c, respondents
g Charles II Merritt, eIr &C. appellant, agt. John +.
Seamen and others. respondent.
3 William H. Peck, agent Of the State Prison at Mount
Pleasant respondent ag Henry A. Burr and another.
Joseph T Sweet respondent, against Jonas Bartlett,
appellant. . .. W.,
G John Mcknight, respondent, against Robert Dunlop
T. Franklin Poor respondent, against Robert Gulford,
& JOHN A Mcpherson, respondent, against Hugh Chris
g. James Monroe and others appellants, against George
10 William Dyokman, appellant, agt the Mayor. &c,
Of the CITY Of New-l ork, respondents -,
Kingston Mutual Insurance Company, appellants -
River Mutual Insurance Company, appellants
- BENJAMIN Frees. respondent, AT David Ford Jr sp-
Il William Burrows respondent agt. David Ford, Jr.,
Is CornoiaB Lawrence respondent agt Nathan Brown
i6 George Trusco and others appellants AT Rufus H.
King. res pondont.
IL John wilson respondent act. The lIorkimer County
Mutual Insurance Company, aipeiah'S. . ~ ~.
l8 jeremiah BesSon, respondent, as Joseph y hA'hes'
70 James " ellsworth. survr SC respondent, as,
William Alcott appellant
20 Syhanus Jernas, RESP 'ndent ast Garret V Den
n.Ston, SuIV l. appellant. -,
~ Allen AyIaut respondent, ast Alsn>on Elmer ap-
pellaut q, W..
.5 Thomas G falmage. Prest. &c. agt Mary Ann Pel,
CT &c and others Tho State II ONO anu o'heis iSSo
dents at Nary Ann PcA. eH &C ana Others 1pg4IAts
a. BENJAMIN Wright and OthsIS appellants, as' lara "
Miller and others. respondents
% Henry j Seamen, appellant, agt DANIEL Low res
pondtut ,- ia
20 Bet,ey Knapp respondent, ast Samuel Knapp impd
81 appellant
W Samuel q Vauderpool. Receiver, Sc appellant ast
Abraham p Van AlSiyue and others, respondents
70 Ammi Butler appellant, agt Walter Cunningham
and others. respondents NJ
~ The President SC Of the Montgomery County Bank
respondents agt the Albany Cty Bank and others appel
50 John j. johnson, respondent agt. John Reese and
81 FlnSh II Swarthom and Others, respondents as'.
l cwiS Quits and others. Trustees. &c. appellants ~
So James Conner appellant, agt the Mayor &c OF ''o
CIV a New York respondents 90 - NJ.
IS Fozhall 4 Parker and others, appellants AZ 'li'~
: BogarduS, respondents --, .,~ on
a John Hoard. respondent, ast Thos Garner ap-
q, Henry r Hew,t and smother respondents. ag' the
Washington Mutual Insurance Company d" OlA0ii-a'''
81 Mmott Mitchell respondent, ast Miles Cook and
So Jes>e Hovt appellant. ast Abraham c. Thompson
snO Others, Respondents. -. ,,
poiaris agt John Murray, adunistIa1oI &c SA' ''N
So respondents -, IN
ID samuel Drake and VIE respondents ast Isaac hoo
uson. survivor Nc, appellant -. n,
az John n Stnngham, plaintiff m error asi Lyman III
yer and another, defendants m error.
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Cerrcction Of NIi,lake.
respondencc Of The Tribune.

Y ores oillCAitC OF re lFlDlAc
SYRACUSE. ny. Wednesday JUac H.
EDIToRs TmBUNE Under this caption
your London corresponieneel Is crllciSeiby Mason.
who thereby correcis the verbal error Of u c., AMI
gives avery wrong impression % The accuracy Of
the descriptions oi European lie The error COM
ulttsd " Il C.. merely IA calling the creamy
looking stone used II London "NH5.e." Nearly all
the public buildings axe CT ..lS stone, which Is im-
taled by the "Compo.' or Roman cement, which =
professions. ster,--iter sneernCly calls maj"
This cement, WHEN ruled OIL IN blocks and painted
The "cr,awy" color Of the stone, mas VerV strong
resemblance % the stone when new land, bu. having
81 She porous character OF The stone, does not
absorb tle smose which b'a,kenS me stone of the
churches and other public buildings The delight Of
the storecu,ter n hndaS move stone 10 cut IN New
OrS than tlC nut p approved LOudoa Qssl Afforded
there. maAt> 10 eXcu>aoie m huu 90 make com9au-
son, dul make o." mud 90 cl2t.s ouI re ought 10
have stated that ne cement q maize Nv burning Stone
and preparing i Thoroughly. NerthV employing
another class although az the Stouecutters cNpcnscl
an that ths cement is used for savers and al works
needing . goOt hydraulic cement, and shat when 4
is properly app ca, even OUTSIDE nuidlhB>' -
cheap ANA good substitute for stone, especially tor
houses for men OF small means, and when well
painted l. is even tou, iAdn ;ho ,ot porous stone.
which frequently Cake, of when fro>, ovrr,lNe> %
saturated with rru-1s may ~ seen m Somerset
House, Lincoln I'm. TIC East lall. House, AJaOrG-
bic Artillery Company, hnnoy Hoa,e AM many
Churches and other buildings, anI so badly does ine
stone wear thtt many of the Churches al1 other
buildings are -ucrct down an the al!iIg 10. columns
- cut. g.. wh.e ,oat az pant reno'ases .he
'uud. Us II. G. - letter shows - well. .hl. even
Yankee editor call % Marble
Before closing allow me - suggest Shat one OF th0
London regulations should De adopted Iu New orN,
VIZ The distributing oftre city and suburbs, ani APP
rontment Of responsible Surveyor 5 who should N-
spect and condemn all buildings while crucsiug. 10
which the walls. Gc. CID not accord with "a scale csc
talil>hed ~ iaw. having reference t0 The lnteadei
occupancy Of the building both as 90 stability and 70
,is,ancc or non-commgnicat0n OF Ere from within
and from without. 81 good organ latIOu of sucI a
system the spread of ire might oe made rare
Hoping that II Gs. observations may tend 20 good
results. and that his marble NAV have The COmpAra-
tive value of practical utility which attaches tO the
ornyo" mud / beg 10 subscribe myself
Your obt servant SAM TRYON
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N,vt-The L. :. frigate Cumberland,

N,vu.-The L. : frigate Cumberland,
from NanleS for Boston. passed through The >Nsl'S OF
cItrf with q high, easteTy winJ On ne ION ui'''
- * hereby hourly expected.
mo L : frgats Saraloc, CoInmI tendeIsaSl;
bearire the broad peunaM OF CON, IWAel' S4-'00
fron Rev West on The an INST Tor Nav ana ,
The L. : Slo0p0iW@r AoanY o.anl &. = ".''-'S
r Plalt. removed Of Key West on 'he 81 lnS.- ",
The L. : sloop-ofWar Decatur. Comm Z. WIN.
Greene. sailed from hey West on the IN lns'. ioI
Havana. 80, S..,,.,h,-r,
me United States steam freaie SuS1uehanha'
from Norfolk for The East Indies, enly pIoceeGed AZ
lar As Old Pom, Comfort on SalprdaY SAe was ~
Tecfed 10 90 10 sea II The afternoon
The President haS appointed MAYOR D, n'''s'
ofGeorcia. Pur>er ID The Navy, from he 2cth ui'
wee H. W Greene. .4 -,
We understand that orders have been receives -
have The L. : steamer Allegheny repaired ana a.
t,r,d n the GoSport Navy ard. She IS 20 De re,
Moved from the Drv Dock where she now AeS' ana
,iscC6 on WAYS her submerged wheels taken out
md >t,am propellers substituted ana her machinery
10 be- oyerhauied and repaired.
The cutter Hamilton IS undergoing ivpAIS d. '''
Charleston Navy Yard. -..,,, -, ,ha
The f,lovlng officers have been reported ior sle
slcon lexington. bound 10 the PACING A. baiodl
sct,ng master: John b. RliienhouSe pursei alu
assistant surgeon, James Suatard, also passed u'1
Shlpman Edward &. Strong.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Southern Magnetic Ts'eg-rra Qrs u H1n9-sT md
Bc0u-r sfrsefs
For further Tsl,grapR.c Dsp1,eh,s see Viih Peg.


NACglsAc. lyia DetrO.tl sunday. June s.
The Cal tam oi tle -iYop flaHe-, vino t-rlFrI here
Ills afternoon from Beaver Island. reporis that nc
MormCns yesterday morning murdered Thomas Ben
Le;t ~ bis hou sni dangerously w0ul lei ais
brother Samuel lie says the excitement among the
Geures .aI who are not SAINTS al this c0-l-50Jle4
murder o. peace and industrious cZonS is fearful
Is alarming. and that moth ug ShOrs Of genera. ngnt
and massacre can alay their Al me time ne 20
there, IU o'clock the fishermen and ln-las were col
lccrug az Aae1n.eys Point. preparatory % Al -
tack onthc NOmons, WHO We're also m sier'ns tle.r
forces Iu anticipation of this hsht ana while an
writing THIS communication the WOrk OF leatn may
be gong on The plea set up By the M0rmons n
Justification % tAs sanQunary murder of an cn0t-
ieudmg man within the sanct " OF his domestic rules
u.s. that the Bennett offered resistance 10 hty or sixty
No,mons who came 10 arrest them wsh warrants,
q charge Of having said the previous Jay tla. they
would not reco gnse Mormon law.
After they had rldded the body with rife balls th.Y
broke IL the door Of h. cabin ana bru'aAy trasgei
the corpse By the hair OF the head 20 The lake shore
and put both brothers in their own 6ShlngbOat, one
dead, anu the other nearly -, and carried them
twelve mlss before the Mormon Justice who Issued
tie warrants
These are the men whose houses they burned last
Winter, and whose lives me King doomed 70 des.ruc
ton they did 10! give tHelr farms 20 the SAINTS and
cave tho island.
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Octavio Caboon. The seni-annual cert fc9tas were
distributed IN several deserving scholars vben =
v.,.,,o, liza. ,l C..-l,,. &. .,..., .-.- .-.- s-,
. ~, ~. 20. c.-...s. ~. i --. d,
~ N-ii' d" ~" '"l'' '''- arPl0P'I4'0 ""'+'' d
Deau'nui SA'ei mug as a token o. respect ron the
scholars anu :. -'"er'' III" ln''ipuoh on ' 4''
10 sam b. j. ho.'"s' oNl oe-o'e- A2-IIAl1Alsl-.
''i H. e si'' I'D .e'-'il5 '1''' ASSN
Iis TIE ooloiA ne ""u1 preserve u tH no c'i-l
Sp'"" N' ii"ic' 'e proceedings o'"'-'-e' - -A7
o'OicA singing ~ -ii' am the company separated
FORT OF ENTRY MEETlNG.-An aIJourn-
edl meeting, to discuss the proposed measure Of
making Brooklyn Pori OF Entry, was held on Thurs
dayieyening in tho supreme Cour- Room, City Han.
Although The attendance wa' DO, very lrse, It was
composed OF the wealth ana influence oil me city
Hon. Truman smith presided as Charm1n A.rian
Hegeman and Charlie r. Marvin, Esq7., Nce-Prcs.-
dents and MAJOR T eale and Alden spooner, Esqs.,
Secretaries. Considerable diversity Of opinion ex-
sled among The speaserS both as 30 the feasibility Of
carrying out the measure and as 10 tle benefits that
might be expected - result tereifOm J. j. Under
Uooc' Esq formerly an Aiaermann New orN' ana
Isaac II. smith Esq al importing merchant point
ed out the inconvenience that would arise ron tls
necessity Of taxing out permits to convey mercAal-
disc hence to New-YOrk. and yc, vcrsq, IS they
would then be IN separate and distinct collecting
districts, whereas they are now included IN one
AID Marvin spoke to similar effect contendins
mat me trade from the North' hast ana "eS' Va,
D,'I'I- ~ - W, i
-
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motions, resolutions &c be the last order Of busi-
ness
Bv Nr. HaRSis, Of abill 20 provide for the earo,-
mCrt OF the military
VI BisHoF called m the resolution relating 90 ne
Prison Comm ices after profrlrtet discussion
notion was mace % take the resolution Lost
ar BENEDICT moved % postpone ntcla-,ey.-
earned. IS 10 D.
Nr FvFgeroHs called VQ : resolution relating %
JOINT cnmiree. % 20 appointed % arrange and
distribute the business OF the Prison.
Ar. ALLEN moVt1 fo refer the resolution 90 tle
tCmmifite on ku.ts-i.o>t.
TIE resolution Withdrawn
w Nr FERRIS. against the bill relative - ths dis
position of The library moneys in certain cases ~
vote 90 a district meeting
hY ny rrE,LL. OF ! OIL % revise he s,hoo. law.
Lv NJ CADT. Cha; che -oiD. committee on She
Code appointed last SESSION proceed 90 the con>rl-
Grafton thereof ami rerorf thereon az AN eariV day
possible u the same section pc receives from the
Senate general orders.
The House then went INTO Committee tthe Whole,
Nr bENkpICr IN ire Ilair, on 81 act io ant aorZs
Henry Pur-y o. cOnstrvc. ferry across the HUDSON
river.
RsPoRrsD To rHE HOUSE
An act IN relation % persons ting IS agents of M
s'irance companies other tnaD these authorized oY
law Adjourned.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FmE-EeSterday morning, about ten
tock, coopers shop, occupied oy Amos Handlan'
& stable adjoining Ae property Of Deans Faran
/ he foo, Of Joralemon-st., were destroyed by IRE
-'sS, probably, abou. $50.
PuBLlc SCHOOL ExAMISArIoN.-Ihe eX-
enlalion Of Public school No ;, situated IN MA
,gh-si, took place Yesterday afternoon IN presence
/ several members Of the Board Of Education and
parents and friends Of the pupils. Inc classes
''se examuod IN all the elementary branches Of
Seca'ion with very satisfactory result. Ihe SiAS
was Of a very superior order, and several reoi1a-
rs were delivered with much Judgment ana ehec'
ne table were some beautiful specimens oil oFhA-
h'al needle work. The statistical report OF the
l1ooi shows the number OF scholars on register 70
IL The average daily attendance, ASP. Num-
o. Teachers, IL. Principal of school, Mr. Josiah
we First Assistant, male department, Miss Emma
e barnwen do. Of Female department, Miss
la Wright do. Of Primary department, Miss
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Circuit Court FRIDAY. June -
Before Judge Edwards

Lee, Brewster 4 Co. agt Nehemiah o.
boyp.-Mr Philip G. Amy, merchant Of Rochester
suspended payment Among hlS creditors were L.
b. & Co. for Si,3 Mr. 4. coming 10 the City he
arrested on Stllwell warrant which charged HIM
with having assigned and removed and disposed OF
h, property with intent 10 dCiraud his creditor. Mr.
Osborn, who also resides al Rochester Is las father
ir-la~. and gave a writing that ir. Amy should ap-
pear before Judge DAILY, who issued the warrant on
The eth OF Jan. 1919, or he Mr.. Osbornl would pay
Tho debt.
The present suit is Tor the amount, It being con-
tended that Mr A. failed 20 appear, and IN conse-
quence OF which an ortcr was granted By tho judge
authorizing the plaintiffs TO bring ths suit on The VII
ting
For defense II is said that Mr. Amy and MS coun-
Sc. Mr. Ely, from Rochester expressly fOr The
purpose OF attending the eKamnaton-thai they
rtIe ~ the Common Pleas room al I'D o'clock Of me
day waiting for the cause 20 be callet-Ihas Judge
Dalv was not there, and Judge Ulshufer was Occu-
ptd with other mattcrS-ihat they wont ont for
short time, during which Nr Ellis one Of the rOun-
Sc Tor the plaintiffs, took default and the order ~
sue The agreement - pay ~ case VI nonappearaace,
and that counsel knew they were here-hat the bond
itself Is not regular and therefore void, and me pro-
ceedng should te set aside.
On tho other hand i was said that hr. Euis di
not know Mr. Amy nor hs counsel that 40 II o'clock
the Judge called the name, and answering ic-
faux was regularly taken, &C Verdict for plaintiffs
AGAINST the faihor- ln-iaw for full amount
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NInrkcts...-ALpANY June %

Receipts since our lnst-FLoUR, 10000 bbls
WHEAT $500 bush, CORN, 1900 bush. There Is
far INQUIRY for Western FLOUR and we have no ma
terlal change to notice in prices. The sales were
Is OO0 bbls WHEAT-The demand IS only for prime
parcels. which scarce and held above tho Vows
of buyerS 2 500 bush sold CORN is not SO active
but without change to notice. Sales 10000 bush at
50. for round yellow and 5li for mixed Western.
Salos also were made of 10000 bush mixed Western
at S. to be delivered within few days, and at d a
So delivering next month. OATS are steady 1000
bush sold al i4c.
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Destructive Fire.

UNoNrowN, Pa, Tuesday, June ~
There was fire last night at the stables
attached TO Swanus Hotel 70 horses perlshed IN me
SSrncs I6 ~ which were The property OF the Good
Intent STAKE Company. { belonged to MCGEE and
Tracv. OF Baltimore, ana the others 30 individuals.
The carriage shop OF MI Gaddes was also aeS'royel'
- n,urh re.ly work Loss heavy and no lnSur-
arre number OF STAGES belonging 10 me Good,
Intent Siace Company were burned VITA 'eAlcleS OF
y,-,ous kinds several frame houses IN '-S Ae.s.t-
hcrhoo8 were on are and exUnsulShed win m0ch
9..,"Vg ~, WV Cor. Baltimore Pat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
The Canadian Parliament-Preiecfed Closing
of the Canals 70 American Vessels

Tnno-ro, f'ridny, june 10
In the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. Cayler
moved an address to the Queen, praying for the res
toratlon Of that protection which Canada formerly
enjoyed IN the English market After 4 debate the
question postponed until the result OF the Rcc-
procIty Negotiations with the American GOvernmeI.
are known.
The Council Of the Toronto Board Of Trade has
resolved TO memorabilia the Government against the
project OF closing the Canals 70 American vessels
and in favor Of DI6erentM Duties TO encourage the
trade u the 81. Lawrence.
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LAW COURTS.
COurt Calendar

COMMON Pleas Ihis Day-Nos. $50, 55I, $50, 5j7,
SIS $50. 500 SCI. 500
SUPERIOR CouRr-Monday-No7 g. 10, 2l3, 25l
s9s a. 80 o. 327 1892 4O2 i99 i0l f05, 10, III, l0,
2lO - 362 3gI 35 il2 40 Az. us. 400 41 1872 4l3
424 425 ia l49. 324 349 3so IS, $50 93s 1855, 1877
a. $50. 32l. 90. 226, -, 2e3 81 4ls
SUPREME CoURr.-SpeciI1 Tem-Monday-
ll2 81 35 -, So %, ST. 3d. GO, 81, Co. o. 50, CO. o.
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Tho receipts since yesterday have been-FLouE.
45OO bbls WHEAT, 6,0OO bush. Corr, q 900 bush
Western FLOUR IS IN fair demand sales 900 ools
at 37ta3 so for Michigan WHEAT IS held above
tho views Of buyers, and we have no transactions 10
reDort Com IS steady AT Yesterdays quotations
soies $4,000 bush at 4ic for Western Mixed. CATS
are quiet with small sales at 37lc. No chans+ IN
EREIGHTS.
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Southern Mail Items.

DALTIN0Kb, T.IaY, juno 10
The Newt Orleans Mail is through The bark Zln-
gan had arrived At Nsv-Orleans from san Francisco,
heIng the first arrival at that port The schooner
Jane had arrived from Tamplco with $4,000 specie.
The crops IN Mississippi were suffering iromd drought
The negro Green, sentenced 10 be hung at Elhcols
VI Ills to-day, mas been respited by the Governor for
two weeks
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CHILD KILLED.-A little boy, four years
old, named McGarvey, went across the path Of
horse and cart near North Ninth St on Tuesday and
was run over and instantly killed.
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Rnrninr of q Railroad Bridge

HARTFORD, Thursday, June 10.
The Railroad Bridge, four miles South OF Hartford,
was destroyed by FIRE yesterday p. NJ. twas about
20 feet IN length.
This Will detan the trains for few days, about
half IN hour each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
Cotton i'm Bloom.

NEw-ORLBASs, Wednesday June H.
Cotton was m bloom n Alabama on the sth INST,
and we have adVices from Jackson, Miss, that II was
also IN bloom there on the 10Th INST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

BRNUM's.-On Monday the geart gun of
he Rsvo Family" the celebrated voltigeur and
antommisi LION JAvELLI!will make ms first appear
nee, and the curious spectacle OF carnyerous beasts
md binds associated with the small birds and am
aals which form their ordinary prey, VIII be exhibit
Il for the first time IN this country.
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Captpre of a Murderer.

UTICA Thursday, June 10.
Edward Welch, who murdered Milton Clement,
a Constable IN ChatauQue County and for whom
reward of 5000 was offered by the Governor, has
been arrest ed IN Lewis County by Richard KIRBY
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Specie for New-YOrk-State of the Ohio River.

PITTsDURG, FrIaY juno IS.
The steamer Messenger brought up $2UOOOO IN
spe re for Newly ork.
The rVsr haS five feet OF water IN the channel, and
the health Of the city continues good
There Is no sickness along the ONO. The cholera
excitement has subsidized. The weather continues
pleasant, and bushes, dull
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Jenny Lind in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Frday, June IJ
Jenny Linds last concert here took place tonight
and was but moderately filled Tickets during the
afternoon were drug.