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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
FHE SECOND SERIES OF SAT-

= TIERS COsMOEAMAs, cor. Of Fhirleen.h-'i AID
Broadway will close the 50 Of May, These works Of A
consih u collection OF wenly-slK Views 81 Europe
bs aud are k en- from Nature and painted ln Oh by Prot
Ssttler Admission . Open from o'clock 10 tho
morning I'll 10 in the evening. AL l"ua'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
AST CONCERT IN RROOkLYN.-

L ASH CONCEkI IN DhOOhL1 N
hIThls TUESDAY EVENING, April 2, 1851, the
h fCNlNSON FAMILY viii give their Farewell Soiree
before their Brooklyn fends a. the Institute In Wsshiug
ton - No poItpouemen ,hOugh the GOODS and the
wnes blow TickeE - each, 70 be Lad g. The usuA
pScea and lie door Their chest and tuest Teelots
Programme will be given. Doors open In ocd season FOR
lie uervous and CoIcert 10 commence AL O'Clock Books
Of worss new edition. a. the door a@slV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
NRANGE MOTNTAIN WATER-

ARANGE MOUNTAIN WATER-
OCURE.-Dr. JOSEPH 4 weber hss assumed Aa
nermsnepi Medical Direction OF this Institution. The 60
tAb,hmept 10 situated 10 South Orange, Essex Couaty
New ersey one hours ride from ths city by Morris aod
Pack Railway Nao,s sSe the ferry boai A. ne foot Of
Cortlsrd-st ais A N and al 81 81. Pnysle baths are
attached to most OF The Psenss rooms Al lssIers a9or
professional business iLoud be addressed 10 W Weder
bers 10 The superuendent OF the Orange Mountain vs.
Ter. Cure pH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
Asst WEEK.-THEPANORAMAo Of

ANI W LEN'- 1 I1E A4NOIN4N VI a u
1lBUNYANs PILGRIMS PROGRESS win be
moved 10 Providence Monday SSth inst The ENhhl-
ton wiil close Saturday OF this week. Open EVERY
AFTERNOON, to commence 81 O'Clock, and EVERY
EVENING al IS o'clock 81 59S Broadway Ambulance p
cent To No afternoon Exhibitions, children hSlfpuce
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
lDARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

Ia N Z VI > AM EINIOaIF u OAJn y Ut
k5-P T BARNUM Proprietor and Manager JOHN
GREEN WOOD, Jr. Assistant Manager Adniuancs TO
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING In ne An-r
noon a. s O'CLOCK, the play TURNING The TABLtS ).
-Isct Hum phrevs Mr. Kent. To conc ude WIN ne
LOTTERY TICKET. In lhe evening, a. Il clock, tn r
SERIOUS FAMILY. TIE rnumerao.e CunOHuet are 10
be sesn from 10 10 NJ. every day except sunaHyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
WATER CURE.
MEXICAN HYDROPATHIC IN

MEXICAN HGDROPATHlC IN
AstITuTE L. NICHOLS, NJ aud Mu MA.
RY COVE NICHOLS VIII op-n hedies School "a
EewYork on the 18TH Of September. 1881 Tor ihs nslr1c
lion OF qualified persors ~ both sexes IN al To branches
OF borough medical ecuchlon, including the pce.p a
Ard practice Of tia Ws'~y Cure
Each Course Of hree aou rs VII corsis 81 ron thrss
10 rvs lectures CAV With readings cissee Mons cAnc1ss
ard eIs uusiors Cowpei~ot Professors Ass.s Ibs
n,usuHdon Of Chemistry, Araony, OpefNYe sagery
and Gymnastics
Frrs-Fihy dolsrs Ia slvsoce. covering AZ hut b0ui
apd inc deutGs Bosra usg DC obtained = rom 3
three collars we.k Esry &pglcsunn ~ leier % 70.
oussted For hlu pIOspe $50 Wafer Care JOsfuA.
Or Nichols snd Mrs cove Nichols VIII remove. 90 ne
lat ofiisv asptious ~ conselsu house u Cln.0a-
ace (kit uth.st utar F.thay, ard ooe block Above
SNsshlr zion Square whore with every culse1 fy
run HycrOpsihic ard Gyrrssuc ueaIncnt hey NJ 70
eiye patients fof fa hoard treatment dsy ueaneal u
combinations They aiso s.ieuj 10 family I'D OosssCic
practice - ,.. .., 80. An,
week
Tbs Zee for Generalization. personally or D7 letter Ia Sya
dollars psyshe IA sdvArce. Su0seQlen Adg.ce Nneed
IN home treatment. ore dollar
CoaseitsuonI ilor lo A. to2P NJ, Sunday, exesp,et
P.r,ous wishing reduced eris or 2dyice grsas Wa
be seen on SATURDAY. sNef d.
Patients Al 2 datSGce wishing 20 come FOR treatment
viii Apply hy letter sld be Informed CT lie G ys:aacy n
our establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

NOR SALE.-House and Lot 80 Jones'
II a. rear Bleecker Price $500 Of which $1,000 can
remain ct s per cent Inquire or JOHN PAULDiNG At
toTney. &c, n Beeknan-sL a. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

CNS"1~fJ July - A't'
70 al who SIRE sNicied with Asthma
have Al different times been sicted with severe Gods
which produces IN my case me Asthma nave on u-ss
occasions. used DR.. lsTARs BALsAM Or NlNp
CHFRRY Two yeRrs agO | was quite sick, go much a.
that could not nights procured OF The Agent " ing
CITY bottle Of this Bssam Of Wild Cherry Before tai
tsEen the whole Of i'll felt relieved. continued taxing
until had used three four bottles. winch completely
cured me The present season took snoher severe cold
snd Immediately resOred 10 this Bssan, and apart OF one
bottle had the desired effect therefore cheetuy recon-
mend nv friends and all others who need IT, TO try sais
medicine for their coughs and colds and particularly the
Asbma Respectfully yours,
WA MCGRATH.
None ger me unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale bv A. b & ID Sands, 100 FUiOnst, corner 81
Wi lam 81 by Hsyiland Reese Co, so Maiden-lsn-
by William Burger, 81 Cortland St by kusm0n, clarke
Co 10 Astor House and 273 Irving House, Broadway,
Nh, VorE. and nv Druggists generally everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

ESANT INSTITUTE, No. $50
~ Original NEW-ORLEANS SERENADERS, g.
SwSine, II Collins, j. Rainer, Master Ole Bull, j.
Burke n b Buckley, and NJ. ShHllmsr, (Pisnist) whose
Concerts al TRIPLER HALL attended by the al ~
have The honor announce their frat refined Concert
Monday, April 2lst, and continue Doors open att; COM
mence al g. Cards Of admission % cents For particulars
refer TO small bills az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-Ths
Interest on the public socss OF The city OF NewYorft
due ard payable, May ls,, 1851, will be paid on ns
day BY Shepherd Knapp. Esq, Chamberlain OF mo ely
Al The Mechanics Bank, IS Wa-st Tho transfer Ooon
will be closed Wednesday, April g a. O'CLOCK, NJ
FOR the accommodation Of sOcEhoders, transfers Will %
perniued during The period the Books remain closed %
lake effect May ist J. X TAYLOR Controller.
Hew-YorE March 81. 1851. al tMJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

COAL.-S4 so per tun.-The subscriber
x wcua respectfully lEform MS customers and eor,s rs
IL gensls itEl ~ suow prepared 20 supply hen wa "
ly ls- Peach O'chArc. Slack Heath acc Letga Goa Of
lb- asus sizes a. ne very low Orcs OF 81 81 mar ttr
L. ID frc the vessel, or - per i rescreensi
fr.t. the ysrc Also, Liverpool Orre Came s.d stnev
Goal for ss'e 81 cresuy reduced prlcss.
JAMES L. WORTH q Broadway
- II and k0n,tc. corner rhorinaor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
II u Only Ia cents. Try tiis-you viii no. be disap
pointed Il possesses the virtues Of our most yausb9 10
dgenous plants l. very pleasant 70 AXE There 10 no
better remedy FOR coughs Of however long sandiaE Per-
MAGIC BALsAN,
only III cents
sovereign remedy for wounds Old sores oufni lcafs
&c curing mem By magic. Every family, snd par
ucuSyiy every mechanic should be supplied with H. &c by
applying cgt abrasion, sore wound Of any kind,
protects % from cold, dirt and al other irrIalng SUI
Stances and heals IL Immediately Warrantec
RICHARDSON'S NIPPLE OIL 60 cenI hoIe,
warranted TO The worst Of sore nipples Without
interfering with nursing
RHEUhAFIC REMEDY, Only > cents Il vii cure
any case Of Rheumatism. Rry IT,
Sod wholesale and retail a. SANDS MAMMOTH
DRUG STORE. II James-sL AZ lmTuroksslf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

XNATER-CURE INSTITUTES
w Patients viii be tfeSte4 al the commotous oily e..
tbushment IS Laigh 81 81 S seaions Of IL yea and
Lebanon Springs froin HAY lot - Oc'oort 81 COO pses
Prsl ana the domestic management Of NJ. D Campbell
nj Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
NTIRTOIS GARDEN-OPEN THIS

NIBLO'S GARDEN-OPEN THIS
VaNO EVERY EVENING -AEnsger, JoHS sEF-
CIRQUE FRANCAlS-Grest triumph OF ne com
t-es sTer Artists French Eng isn Gefnsaa zrd Ans-
Fc.estrau Director. Mons Losfet-Co Tns, N a.
~, Ls,hrop. Wallet ard Gsrdner-hldus Master. Mr..
G,sr5 Cavscsde of Ten Ladies ard Genie-
roer-Herr Lee in Cannon Ban Fea,s-L Angeierre,
TJI-lsrfe Il l. scosse by lie Jeune Losset-Lesued
Srrs, Romeo snd Junet-Mr Ihomst Neyl 10 his CREST
A., ~ osmsDs1ip-C Comic Scene or The Jockey, by the
sro,berI Losiet and Mr. Revolving two GoJei
~ Nee. r ard L Rivert-M Thomas MeCOlum 90
- - g,r.ss-M'le Caroline Logo will inyOouce her two
Horses uuo and JupiIer-Eston stone e. 80 ndan Chez
Ic Tickets 81 cents-chdren under years DALI price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

NURIUNS n bA LItf DuaIuUoIE-ss'
ID REAR or CITY HALL-Ths nearest fhessr -
he large Hotels Doors open a. commence Al Y o'clock
THIS EVENING, Apdl z, will be Perormed The very
celebrated Comedy. 70 sets Of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
AufnsdAb Sleek -. Burton Widow Delmaine sAerleI
Aner which The Drama OF
THE TOODLES.
Timofhv ToOdle.... Burton Mrs TOOdle. Mrs Hughes
eo6es Dress Circle ana Psrquette s. cIs SAMMY Sss
IS ~ O,ch-sLrs seaa IS Pvste boKet IS and ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
1.-TWO HOUSES BROOKLYN FOR

TWO HOUSES IN BROOhLl N ron
Il SALE on Vau Bruut between Union AID Pfesldehi
SITS and within minutes walk Of the hamon az l-ry
Thew are built OF brick IN substantial manner mr.
sfori,s bpb and neatly finished with verandas ana AZ me
ohermoden in pfOvemens Tie houses I" DC soi, Nv
They have never bed, being entfey ne y" 70
thirds Of The purenAse money can remain on ,ua sI
mortgage For further par cuafs enquire o. w oEN
CEKBOX corner Of COlamD1 and President So brook
IN ar GFNIN 4 LOCKWOOD, ! HsnOver-st. New
York. t~Eos AuAHNe
AT PRIVATE SALE.-A snug Farm
NJ forty acre, Of Land on the line OF the Long Island
Railroad near Brushvile On The farm 10 good Two
sory house and ouibuildngs al complete, iro Hees &c
Ar The Long Island Railroad passes within quarter o.
mile OF the place overy hour. For f1rlher nOrnsHon,
apply to COLE L Chiffon, Aucuoneers,9 wal a.
az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
FINANCIAL.

a SSESSMENT.-The Board of Direc-
~ ors OF the Anne team Mining Company have orderei
40 A sessment OF Fly Gents n Share each Share OF
Stock IN the Lischhe Nine. numbered nom No.
No i've thousand u,ive psyshe on or before The l
Of April, inIIsnL WARREN CURklER' Secretary
OF American Mining Company
" indior, Vermont, April IS A ID. 1851. AL lI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
PIANOS.
DIANO-FORTES.-Superior assortment

LNOR SALE-A new grand PIANO
FORTE In Ersrd's STYLE and with Ersrds grand action
fall seven ocSves most brilliant rosewood Gaze ChesP
al l64 ChsmberssI Apply fromS to p NJ. m5l Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22

BROADWAY THEArER.-Doors
d IN commence al u O'Clock Prices o. AZ.
,sion 70 Dress Circle and Psrquet 80 eta Family Cir
80 nd third Tisr 3 Gallery l2t Gus Puva.s boIse'
kSard &c THlR EVENING. April =, VIII be perfofmodi
he Grand Romantic. FAIRY Spectae.e o.
THE VISION OF THE SUN
Tscnogr.......Mr Waiting Korsn....,..his Anterior
Preyio1s 10 the spectacle. The rev COMEDY csied
THAT ODIOUS CAPTAIN GUTTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-22
DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at 7

I1Ves, IN LOCKWOOD Rnd mdhUKhIy ChHtt
mis- sms JAMES THOMPSON, late Taimsn Randall
DIANO-FORTES.--V. +. HARRI-
Il SON Is Csnslst wsreroom % story ofsrs inr ia'e
a splendid assortment OF Rosewood PIANOS OF - SUD
octaves with the latest Improvements. sls I'm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
THE WORLDS FAIR.


The National lnelgencer OF puesday contains
complete list of the Awards in favor of Ameri-
can contributors to the great Exposition of Indus.
try at London-as officially communicated by our
Commissioner, Edward Riddle, Esq, to Joseph
G. c. Kennedy, Esq, Secretary of the Central
Committee at Washington. The following are
the COUNCIL MEDALS, [fve] as we have already
stated:
To Goel Borden, Ir, Texas, for his preparation cal
To David Dick Meadsville Pa for his Anti-Fric-
ton Press and various engineers tools and presses
To G. H. Mccormick Chicago, ILL.,, for his Reaping
To William Bond & Son, Boston, for the invention
of mode of observing Astronomical Phenome-
ma. NC.
To Charles Goodyear. New-Haven, Conn, for In
dia Rubber Fabrics.
The Prize Medals, awarded by the several Julies,
subject TO the confirmation or veto of the sections
classes OF Jurles having cosnisance of kindred
branches OF industry, are much more numerous, =
Among these, glad to see the names OF several
citizens of this city.
Prize Medals were awarded to the following cit Z
zens of Richmond, for Cavendish Tobacco, viz
Messrs. Dill &c Muchahey, H. Grant, and Poitiaux
Robinson; and Honorable mention made by the
Jury in their report, OF the Cavendish Tobacco ex-
hibted by Messrs. James Thomas and Thomas &
Co, of this city.
We may now safely throw down to the gauntlet to
the whole world insofar the manufacture of ca
Vendish tobacco is concerned, at least.
Prize Medals were also awarded, we perceive, to
Messrs Schooey Il Hough for their Queen city hams
and to Mr.. G. Dufleld, for his sugar cured hams
How comes it that our Smithfed friends did not en-
ter the lists Surely the hams they prepare
ond to none in the land.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

SUICIDE OF DEsERTEk.-A German named Rein.
hart private in Capt. Wharton's company OF the 9Th
o. lntantry stationed a. Fort Kearny deserted from
that post on the night Of the 7th ult, taking Cav
eminent horse to make his escape more sure. He
was tracked in the direction OF Fort Leavenworh
promptly followed by sergeant and three men semi
out by Capt W and overtaken the next day on the
Little Blue Remnant, made no resistance whatever
said he would go back peaceaby, and no suspicion was
entertained that he hau design upon his lile; but
while the eyes OF his capors were turned from him
his heart, pulled the trigger, and inflicted wound
from which he died in a few hours He was described
to us as man Of good education but of misanthro.
PIC turn OF mad. Adversely had probably induced
servea' conmou soldier tor years drove him frat 10
deser'ion and afterwards 10 suicide
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

THE TARIFF OF IS46

The New York Times, in an article on this subject
truly remarks
The whole tendency of the free-trade system. as
applied 10 American interests is to drive labor from
the workshop to the soil Those, whom the farmer
has been feeding, their turn become farmers and
feed themselves. Not only is cheap and directly
accessible home market thus destroyed, but the for
eign market is subject to competition which leaves
no proh after the liquidation OF freight and charges
and, IL consequence, the cuvator witnesses grad
ual decline of prices, destined to be accelerated by
every addition to the population. The Immigrant In
stead of customer, becomes competitor of the agr-
cuIturlst The only work left open for him is fsld-
work; and to that he apply himself so long as it
yields any profit at all; and thus from buyer he pas
sss into seller of bread stus. The system we saw.
not only tends to weigh down the tlIer of the soil with
taxes, bat overwhelms him with competition and fur
aishes no better refuge from these ills than the mar
kets of England
At this moment, before the the crop of 1851 is offer
ed abroad the range of prices s too low at Liverpool
to justify the smallest operations. The merchant re-
fuses to make any purchases for shipments and those
outsiders who now and then exc out cargo with
grain, do with inyaTiable loss. We do not as has
been justly remarked, export enough breadsluffs to
pay for the manufactures of silks which the vanity of
our womnnhood requires. This for the present, and
what omen OF happier condition of things have we
The utufe
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A fashionable and discriminating audience witness
sed the first performance of the Italian Opsfaiic
Troupe at the Theatre Thursday evening. The piece
selected was b. llns iavouritc opera of Norma The
reputation OF the distinguished arsies who were to
take part in the performance had raised public ex
pectatlon to the highest pitch something superb was
expected; happily, the public expectation was moi
disappointed Never, venture to say were brilliant
anticpations more fully realized. Norma was per-
formed only as Max Maretzek's troupe perform it.
Sgnorna Rose de VIies fascinated all hearts by her
spirited acting and brilliant execution of the difficult
role oil the Druldlca Prlestess whilst the other ar
tlstes came fully up to public expectation render
Ing the opera scene of delicious enchanment, which
will not be easily eHaced from memory.
Tonight, Mozart's grand opera of Don Giovanni
will be performed, with cast of characters unequal
led in America, certainly. We trust the citizens OF
Richmond will this occasion, for the credit of the
city, eVince proper appreciation of the comblna
ton OF musical talent now engaged on our boards
Don Giovanni may be again performed in this city at
some distant day, but never with so rare combna-
tIon of celebrities as MaretZek presents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

The Washington correspondent of the journal of
Commerce says;
'Private letters from London have been received
here, stating that Mr.. r. Walker had received much
encouragement there as to the important objects of
his visit. He went for the purpose OF obtaining aid
from CAPITALISTS in furtherance of the lEos Central
hoad, and tor which Congress, at the late session,
made grant oil lands-about twenty-seven hundred
thousand acreson which security as well as that of
the State, he proposes to raise funds to the
work.
''1he State of Illinois furnishes remarkable ex
emplhcation OF the progress of this country towards
wealth, population, prosperity and power Ii is in the
RECOLLECTION OF all that her bonds were at one time
selling in market for sixeen ceats on dollar. new
State constitution was adopted, which established the
credit OF the State, by providing that two mills on the
and collected and appropriated the purpose of ex-
tinguishing the public debt. The Stale funds rose
ana last year were forty per cent and since they
have risen to seventy dollars in the hundred. Illinois
will unquestionaby become one OF the most popuous,
as 1t is one of the most fertile, States the Union
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

The U. S. steam propeller Princeton was to be
launched yesterday at the Charlesown Navy Yard. -
The Boston Mail says
She is souty built of exceedingly fine model is said
to be the sharpest vessel in the U s. Navy is beautiful.
y lined, and possesses very handsome run She sup
ports the original carved head of the old Princeton and
some OF the panking of the same vessel; very few,
however, as it is we'll known that most of the frame
work and pankng OF the old Princeton were very much
decayed. Her frame is live oak throughout. She is
said to be more thoroughly copper fastened than any
other ship OF her size in the service The engnes OF
the old Princeton to be improved and used in the
new vessel, with new boilers. She is larger than the
Old Princeton, as will be observed by the following
dimensions OF her. Length between her perpendicular
l76 feet inches beam moulded 80 feet depth OF hold
2k feet; extreme length, from tara to the end of The
eut-waer, 1874 feet nches xtreme breadth, SO feet
She to cary four fanges sixteen feet in diameter
THE danges OF the old Princeton were six in number
and only IA feet in diameter.l She will use the old
rigging The Princeton bids fair to out strip all other
vessels of the navy in point ospeed. She coners hon.
or upon her designer and builder.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

THE PRISONERS AT HAVANA. We are kindly permit.
ted to make the following extract OF letter from gen
eman of this city, in Havana, to his friend here
dated Havana, Oct l7'':
Yesterday visited the prisoners There are now
here hiteen, OF which eleven tho Hospital We
were permitted to give them money and send them
books Those in the Hospitals all getting along
well and speak IN the highest terms of the author rites
and particularly Of the Chief Surgeon OF the Military
Hospital In TACT they cd me they lacked for no.
thing save their freedom One of them went so far as
to say he wondered whether their friends in the States
thought az much OF them as the people did here The
Inspector General OF Infantry made visit to them and
couversed with them in Their own language lie had
known Col Blumenthal in Prussia ard with him he
held long conversation. u Mobile Advertiser.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

AUSTRIA AND THE SUBLIME PoRTE.-The "Corres-
pendent" the official paper in Vienna holds the follow
ing language with respect to Turkey in consequence
of her release of Kossuth
"Oar whole relations to the Porte are changed here.
by. Henceforth we have nothing but our own adyan-
taaes to consult and this tor the future be our only
guide in treating with the Porte. We do not utel
menace but we shall be forced olac from time to time
on oea OF Austrian lnierest, regardless othe Porte
even should appear that the state interests of the tw
countries are dramatically opposed For to that state
no treaties bind us longer Its existence only concerns
far as it comedies with our policy and with orr
efforts to preserve peace. The Austrian Envoy has
made the Porte answerabe for all the conse quencea
which this breach OF treaty may have for Austria -
The conduct OF the exes themselves and that of their
foreign projectors is likely influence in no slight de
gree the tone TO be adopted by Austria toward the
Porte" "
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
VIGILANT.

Mr.. POTTER, manager Of the Theatre, having lodged
a complaint before the Mayor against an individual
calling himselfDf Frank Lewis peace warrant com
PEELED the attendance Of the parties yesterday at the
Mayors Court
Mr.. Potter stated TINT he was prepared to prove
that Lewis had threatened his life because he Pot
teri refused % permit him to visit the private portion
OF the Theare-in other words, because he refused to
grant him permission to stand behind the scenes &c
Two witnesses oil responsibility testified to hearing
Lewis remark that if Potter intenered with him he
would kill him. The Mayor held him to bail in the
sum of $780,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

II anything were WANT 6 to prove MIR. Flmore's
fidelity to duty, it would be furnished by the unceas-
Ing hostility manifested towards him by The abolition
lists, who never neglect opportunity to abuse him
counter, Gerre Smith, III his late address assas the
President and his associates because they inexi-
Bile IN their determination TO enforce the fugitive slave
law, and on this ground pours upon them the whole
stock of ephets OF which he is master. He speaks of
them attempting to murder men" for ''reslstng
the operation OF the laws" and throughout the whole
document abors to convey the impression that they,
aud they alone, are to be held responsible for the
Compromise, and for the enforcement OF its provi-
slons. -ReDltbHc