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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18
IutsreatinR from the %OnIh-The Capture OF
the Boston Fugttives, &c.


All the back mails, including the one due here
tonight have come to hsud. The Georgia pspers are
seemingly wei pleased by The decision given a. Boston In
the al smr The MRiuve slave, who was last week
tried Bnd remauded 10 tbs person ho claimed him as his
properly
The SaronnaA Ne'cs that the recent movement
OF the Cubsnsls IN Georgia premature, occasoned
by rumOT that the revolt Cubs had tsken psce when
Ihe finest SPINS o the Cherokee req hssI-nsd 10 SayRr
nsh 70 tender their services 10 Gen. GONZALES who Il
n resident OF that city
siEv-fbree The party 10 fe Twenty Mile station.
ana communicated win toe cyAHd learning that the move.
ment pentture, ana inst they had mistaken tbs reu
deIvOUs, they returned home 10 await proper time. The
balance Of tho company learned their mistake gI Macon
and turned back. The arc concludes by asserting that
few weeks VIII solve the problem
Union meeting wss called Mobile for Saturday
ming last Ofhoih the old political parties whOEsre Ops
sed 10 all the schemes THE pretended southern Rights AZ
socisuOns for Weakening the hands Of 0rOuS Union
Nathaniel Hayward OF the Odest planters Of
solih CHons, died In Bartholomew PstGh, Ihs lin
lrst
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AMI Slavery Couveauon ut Cincinnati.

CINCtNSATI, Thursday, April II.
Pursuant 10 previous notice the Friends OF the
Anti Slavery cause assembled Centre Hall I'm this city,
The lih inst The meeting cal ~ 10 ordsr 10y Dr.
" h. Brisbane. After PRAYER by Wesleyan Methodist,
u CCmuillee appOut-d To- nominate permsDent Ol-
Tor the Convention who subsequently made the ol-
loving report L. A. Heioe f5r President; Thomas
freeman aud John GOuid vice Presidents; Edward
Matthew'S ard Sarah T. Erus, SECRETARIES.
Dr. BuIbAie stated that The Convention VISA called ~
lie Of the Lsdies rging Society ana tal The
object give opportunity To the fdeads OF lhe
Slave 10 express themselves freely and fully the grea
subject OF universal human freedom. Committees 90 bns
nets6nd on list OF members we're sppOinted, when Mr.
Treat Of Portage County. Onto h-ing called rose and
made quite lvaethy speech IN which ne TOOK occasion TO
portray tie evils snd Inconsistency Of Slavery vita the
bOstied freedom OF our Institutions lie wished to advO
cate the IN hOuhs that breathe ana words inst
burn thai hey might b. heard throug The sronghods
OF Slavery lie said tina The had been praying Tor
freedom long hut in vain ,her cru-l ssknssers and
hA me ume hAc now cone when their fends should set
al once 10 their behalf
The following resolutions were adopted unanimously
heio.tei That slavery the United States the
RAiesi political at 'iss face the earth
NJ tt Tat Ss'er! o. the Christian re-
ar u rfrate'f Enemy Tbs country.
Neer'a lfst Ssy-hong rrac al atheism. sni tbs, pro
sef ministers members mposor- under
ne Chsk offth snn
hi'rri 1lst treatment by brother
nhe"s 10 me f1fs of kentucky the
RIO Sh'-r Church shows that there safety
soela'u sse 90 those ~ho have ga 90 speak
"oft human fseton. and h-ac- becomes
q hmsncps1ou.
fbe above embrace AT he proceedings % interest 70
Ne hour Of adjournment "Wednesday afternoon The
Fugitive Save law is nov u come under discussion.
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SvITyrRLA.p-The Swiss iOurna'Eot the In
ult contain but few additional details on the a.
fair of Friburg On the insurgents were iouha
the lst OF a Provisional Government char5ed %
draw I'D new Constitution and decree Tot g
tablishing a Court martial with absolute power
There was also found prOcamstlos shhounD.u5
the dissolution Of the present Government tle
dismissal of all functonares, &c. The her1s az
Gerl~e states that eight or nine peasants we're
killed 10 the attempted lnsurrectlon, ana 'ua'
CAnard. the leader, and many more Of the lnsuI
cents. were taken prisoners Inc Councu Vi
State had declared the town N state OF sies
Neither the townsmen nor the country peoP { d.
the market showed any sympathy with the move
meDt
I7DY-Letters from Turin, Of the eth alt con
fru the late Intelligence Of the failure o. me aus
trisn negotiations at Rome for the North oil itay
Railway.
V.r.1.--A Gle or the Natal WaAsss with dates
- Jsnpsrv =. has been received. The outbreak
of war at the Cape colony was known at Natsi on
the 9th, and great anxiety vas ielt as % 'ue
nrobsble II fuence OF that event on the new SET
element The local authorities have not issued
any notice on the subject. Mr.. Shepstone,l It was
,+.ted had issued orders TO the natives TO be In
readiness 70 accompany hin-to the number OF
200O0-into the old colony. Many OF the servants
~ d rban had left their places Win vie" o.
Joining the commando, ana tne ptOJoNVou -
laid down was through the Faku territory Inc
natives appear 10 be willing Tor the WORK, snd IL
was expected that a body Of 10000 strong coming
in the reer Of the Kahrs who were attacking the
old settlement, would be followed by desirable
effects The weather had been proptlou' TO the
Young crops. whose value it vas thought would
be increased by the war ct the Cape. Commerce
was progressing fsvorably, the number OF bust
ness firms having doubled within few months.
IN DUrbaD. the cOlOnists were showing symP'
toms OF social progress by the establishment Of
library end museum, and also a commercial asso.
citation 4 conveyance company has established
an omnibus route between Natal and D Urban.
TURKEY.-Tbe Austrian papers represent the
insuuecrion in BOSNIA as acquiring new force.
Fifteen thousand insurgents had assembled at
Jaczs, and murderous fight with the Sultan
troops had taken place in the close nelghborhood
e that Town, In which the advantage seems to
have remained on the side Of the rebels. Several
hundred fell on both sides. The whole neighbor-
hood OF Bsnisluka had taken up arms Omer
Pesha bad not yet come 10 with the Insurgents
END it is feared he has not sufficient troops TO
overcome them.
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Supreme Court.-THvEsDAH, Aprii Il
Before Judge Mig.


TIE case Of Mo,if0E M0HtoH wss sn seton
tor divorce tn Of answer esa-. AZ ths ,ss
Eaii - Nfh tte - manage. er fsseus aaa ms
tftf OF fh- cbtc t-t ffsnsf 'f 1iy Nai oat
b ts has fsPostet
sVor evous sai that pd have The custcy % he cs
Application nase o. l- Court coGarnaz tAs
report tnf awarding - cHtcy the tia paltf ne
srouni that Ae custody OF 'hs chd OF s
oTsc=d he covsy Submitted 3D. 10 kserss fh- sT2i
ten - c0c tho Court sad that the q the
the ~hos sha Court
u he rs''r-- 30 rssset AZ h- ssus regular
before 10 Court such hsps ocs~t.
Pa1 lsig gtgmsai TIE report.
4Aey oT Aeg 1vts al lie css.dy -
chlt
Frazer against FrG<er.-This 10 al application.
also SrOEud ilalea. Ihe- sAdsvd tie
that tie ces1la1t has apPsArst ~ acton he
sschst re ths ptaif
that hy- -sps- c-ov.y OF ths
ilf6ehy. Ga su2py p atd apply for deces
HOrS0n against M0rs0H-This is ssimila suit.
To compliant hr Court vent 81 rs At 'av Of As
that she has heard - lhs not suHeat unfer
is-ih 4 s real the party reading 10 h@
male AZ hahs has truly sat he SANE % her a. Tee
sso that All The arsnests
hsd provecand omit. N az iesrdnt cannot many
dufnx lifetime OF plnth &c ~hch usual TO nssrths ps
pefs are AsJ dra~a ~ careless malaeF
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The Asd-slavery Convention mt CIncinnati-
AdiOurnmons.

NiNNiNNAfl, w eOnesdsy Apfl 10.
The AntiSlsvery Convention last evening
Saopied resolution declaring ihs Fugitive Slave Law
nsgrsnt outrage upon The r.hs ~ e Federal Cousu,u
IoNuoa itlGeuoe o. al The people should 10 srrsyed
Nss.lus VI CLAY, OF Kentucky, called upon. snd
marie briefly that lhs Fusve Slave Law ght TO
peeled. Adjourned III O-morrow morning
Thussddt pio,siag-The Convention hsvng reaIseu,-
bled the fol owing resolutions were discussed ~ length
an finally adopieo
Rssrcf ltsiuvs- of PIE prsssf Of th- Sv. Oh
O. sl-ep lgs pas- auo
oe II 80 tine 60 90 sud slfsr 1e It
~ tae evs ~ho CLAIMS O. of the Slaves 9 lay
L. al ~ altar sut throw himself thck-. Of the igbt
Az 1sas OF os tc0rgsd D., autaoi vvstss tne-s times,
by husei Sill sv.o- tskn- quarters
eotl slavery si % uot oaly lts De
eaie IT, crrard with regard h- Fugitive Law
i.aA ara res., $40 l.Aed the iand
Red. Tat toe fe,e,t osney Of san. 10 BIS claimant,
eso sirsi I'D Tie utter srd hopeless NstoaN
hnnstfaior 60 he Save power It's rlns
fehcus 81 The County pcs o.. Whole North the t
Poasu OF military rue 60 iufibsr ne sove power
<f.tc4 llst ~Astssst oherent and
Spis about lla part thkt
AZ ma who votes ir tie snts a 80 FILLMORE G.napq Az
Vka'to b r.sNceo s's ltcaecsuy 20 Gotsad humanity
hred hat Ne Norh resp'nsos Tor ihe eIsencs
= As su Ser r-ops, ne Ncfl srs - r-s Sssenoc
" llel have ne instantly dad IL
1P el ter e&teic- AID aefss ,isrs 5e 70 hope 4
pts n tt' c'uA'ry ult re puehc svnamsaio The
E1. 80 "a ctiy and iuncsll-u trsagsd.
.n.' - e'usiJsr the p slave Law uo'nn
4. ~nh 0s rs taton shah p4sssd 20 UphoN.
- - =, ne 0Arh q ne us Abotrs's merely 20 oppose
49, A. - % even - trcb-y th4t sw, bat all are
We t,ot ~Asrc- .nrr.-.
S~.,.f - - oesoNsd 10 HE % Vo psisnt tssf
'-s' stVl eae sat saats s.lufes al
80 toarAs co Us Crlvautou rs,uruud
~ $50 Pr behalf ~ ne fnsIl,- slave Boston
he sane 81 1i-st IS urtsr uf. 80. .
Ten 8 s'rectsa = selo1ru i'He iss u.at
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Jenny Lind in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATi Thursday, April II.
The Jenny Lind excitement IS unbounded-the
city is full of Strangers Miss Lind is greeted nightly with
oyero wing houses The proceeds of sst nights Concert
were near OoO-beDg So 90 than the FIRST Her
Eve Concerts here VIII not We'd ugch less than S5pUOo
Size leaves for the East on Tuesday MS h.
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Tr.mnnhnn, FIRE.

EEw.ORLEANs Thursday, April 1T NJ.
The Alexander Scott has just arrived, and re-
,bs tremendous FIRE Is raging 10 Grand Gulf Town
me whole place 10 nearly desrOye1
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Similar suits, with Ike result were tried against
James Sesn a sns 20. Nara Nsio
INDICTMENTS Grand Jury returned the
oov bills axsnsi James Nsssar Tor p1Ioa
Pat Osce R.ssus Railroad bad. Il 81 no .ss.
Thoma Mssrs1e ao for Pss, o4- zoe
taae ds san sane sh-sr. Tor a,
on IA cuaniy soc tust se~ pss.-os.r 40
T~s-crs,h Chss. snt G-orgs so'f.s eras al
v.u mar II usn of Henry board he Lam
sh. Wm schwaI a,d Ios a. sheppard f
,oB eoll,r. a8 so WI, srd
- era.srorrr % bosru - - Issac M-os
IN. b. as.r.t Php Raves chsg-0 80 enjsasosG q
r.of % .sauhp Fuussas al ssslst Janes r Over
trn eh,rs % boAfe tfs Tii'ou -sfs s'z sol
II. Court adjourned % SATURDAY
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Arrival of the AmeJlca at Boston.

BOSTON, TnuFsdaY ApTI II
Tho stesmsbio America, from Liverpool ana
10 ~ 800 a, soston 81 II o clock this afternoon
~ Liverpool on The jh ins,srt, and Halifax on me
1eI asa ~ she got IN M ic- on MONDAY Oh 'le
ps,,s vsbs,e ,be remsloso for thirty hours.
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m, s,.om.bin OhIo ashore.

NEW-L RLEANs, WedDesoHy, AprU 10.
The steamship ONO, whish sailed for New
yort on the lSth inst crowded with passengers, got
ssround nert the House ard has been unable IS
vet to getO
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar.

ComYos -Ss.urday.-Nos 5l3 523, 92-,
SO ST. 5sl. 5s3 i3i ss5, SO, ST. $50 81. Dill ~
CIRcUlr r-Ssturdsy.-No change in
Calendar. - 800 -
SUPERIOR RT.-AoLday.-Nos. *, l3j, -,
l02 500 g. 81. 13 r. 10 g. ~ s2 49, 20 a. ~ g. 81,
7 I66 is 1872 lqs 1885, l9. go, ~ 80 49 o. =, S.,
- e. ISL a. 100 49, 80 iiC, SO, ~ 30 10, 50 s.,
S. So. lI2 81. Il. IS. ISL, SO, "a
SUPREME CoUET-Specal Term-MOnday.-
Nos H. o. 70, e3, "a. SO, 89, 90, g..
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Oo.u,pg Of Navigation.

s1NeHAMToH. Thursday, April H.
Tho onening Of the Canal has given new I'M
H. ~ and large amount OF lumber OF various
kinds brrg shipped, nolsa.oens sf sS ispHs SIX
hss son .,s eni,beo osdios today for Alosny.
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Intar from, Mexico

NEwORLgANs. Wednesday, April To-
We are in possession Of dates from the CITY
OF Mexico to he Let instant The olucsl news Is unll
oisn Pie French Minister mad loft for France, intend
Inc To return shortly.
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Rfr.t CnnnI Bont. from Albany.

TTTTCl ThuFsIhyI
The first boats from Albany arrived here about
,oelock his evening Their names are lle IOISoo, Nspt
~ psntins Of Tie American Transportation COnpAny,
heh came from Albany 10 sixty hours Ine otne n.Io
inSI., behind was re City Of Rochester Capt DUNBAR
az the Merchants Line.
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Il The HUTcHissoss had a fall house last
night Notwithstanding the storm. We hear that over hVe
hundred tickets sod the door. Tonight they gre
their last coneer, IN The city, aud presu ne the house
Will be crowded without our advising people - attend
They give splendid collection OF sweet songs this eve
ring, any one Of which will be worth double the price
charged for the whole As uIus each lady attending vii
receive copy Of al their songs.
z Toe ceebrated9N Serensders
commence their series OF refaed entertainments on Mon
day evening. April q, al SuyvesSnts Institute Crowded
houses 70 doubt, Will be the res1t
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Court OF Appsals....TH
OOuEt u App~AfS'''' a ia "-DA' ny
g. As, A., 4. ana A. called and passed.

Nos. As, A., a. ana A. called and passed.
No. 20 being JohR j. HiHet. al agt the Mohark
ava Hua,o- Katroac q judgment TOR Mr. affirmed By tea
No. 46 being Gideon j. Tucker Fl. al. er rs otlt
= Gife5r Tycsr acasre az Jg.i7a and Mfs THes- r. -
rc1grd,st The Supreme Court 80 49, par,
reported th- tune ~ Affirmed 10 fsuaaish ms
sIp-sl ~ r..
No 81 being Peter. q. B0ra sgt Peter Emple,
r. from scbohsns County, relation % ai'sfAS VAST
The Court viii sit to.d.y. and probably adjourn
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h,s&s some eight or ten sites in this vicinity
Abcs, 10 proposed TO Gen Scot. i0r The Military Asyu a
we've acres are required
Cincinnati (O.l Com Ii,h.
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= ..,.uonh to The Sev-fOrs iflOuHS'
....,. ss,-.,t. T'l,,-a'A ot,',''' "''
-, railroad Mt Geneva

W ga-sve- 49, oeaTf'''
- -, railroad at Geneva
Special D'''I .,. =. rsur,d.v April l1o' ?. ~
The expires. train from the To' a. IS Geneva 3aas VA
There has besn' serious vs., waiting for the so.
While the eA pin il was run into at the hight
oommodaNYI ~ the lst.er, smashing five care to
OF It's spec b,Slv manning four persons, viz
atoms Riev. confidential clerk of Corning &
isaac - Iegs smashed, one it is deemed ne
60 Co 20 snputate s. B Scott, Kenoshs, Wis
' eS LEGS smashed Mr.. Petrie' Milwaukee do
,,otber name not known, was thrown from the
80 .e,iously wounded his life is despaired
= = The accident was caused b. the ccareleSsness
" the svitch-tender. The want Of cars com
osIIsS a pumber Of the passengers to take the
Erie Road T.
Lntr.-We have since learned that Mr.. Riley,
Of Albany, is dead. I'LL T.
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One Hundred Guns ut AIbany-ActIOn of the
Argus.


Some Barnburners caused asalute OF one han
dred gunf TO be fred from CePitolsq1are thi' al
tsrnoon. in compliment 10 the twelve disOrgSnis-
ipg Senators
Il is said the Argus will neither condemn nor
upbold the Senators resigned nor the course they
pursued-but remain nOncOmmltsed, leaving the
people 10 pass upon their conduct
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SUNDAY School CELEBRATIoN-The Sunday
School oflhe Unvensst Church OF Wililamsburgh will
Ct ehrsle It's sh Anniversary This evening IN the Fourth
o. Church There will he singing reciiaons, etc by the
children
RAILROAD "A petition has been presented to
tho Trustees from citizens OF Flushing asking leave TO pu1
down Railroad track through the streets of city so az
connect with ire ferries Referred
SINTH AND NINTH sTs.-Messrs. Kemp have
got hhe contract Tor grading and paving Sixth, and Mr.
John Cassidy FOR Nn,hsi.
pplicetion has been made to
have Ibis street 0 lened graded paved, &c.
New ENGINE CO.-The Trustees have given
tave Tor the formation OF Engine Co TO be No 10.
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The Weather, &c. nj P;,,.h,rsh

IT,. flrIssrcH, Toandsy, April Il.
- Ire hiver Is risins and We have now feet
It's clear TO-DAY with he them ome,er al 50 hut q, a
throughout lAAt hight ~ " @'0N
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
DECLINE IN COTTON.

ARRIVAL of the AMERICA at HALIFAX'
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Us. Circuit Ceurt....fHrRsoAY' April

alfred Hall against John Wles.-For alleged
- tbs aauiAeturs Of bnek, already referred
JoIs Byo,cn ,gain,t Leonard Johnson and Rich.
al X 20 rnfrngsmsui Of Datsrt for ga1 OF vsss be
10 70 pfsFsa. - chahng ssa ls tse q y;
NJ lsse si-' ~ AA~~ ''i - W. S~' -
49,. .rsblst b - Colf.
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Weather Items.
By Bar'. Lin. % Ha@~T

~ ba'nl Lae 2 WaNsf
THURSDAY, April l7-9 P NJ
Ps'tte-f'1s and slightly c'oU0y-s. NJ tsrN
s~~-ttiA- Cioacy BAT ossnIg up-wlaj W tier 20
oAetat iler tcof aos c.ousy, aat Learn Of W.t w
~s-SSs'''''H-rhefT AN, s4-Wat NV. Us Pm, thsr as
sst~.-Coudy-wind NV thsr Co.
-N04dy. Iauy-WiId " thsr
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n George Muirheid, soldier Of the ID. hes3 7.
uliuu d'ed in Mercer Csuciy n. J. % 'nS III -'' ."
tbs slsIysN VI IA Bgs
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By Magnetic Telegraph from Halifax 10 Portland,
AND THENCE
b Bains Line 10 New-YoIk,
HALIFAX TELEGRApH OFft-E.l
WedDesdav MOrutLg. April lt.


Wednesday morniug, April l6.)
The steamship America arrived a: this port &.
one o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool on
Saturday noon, the 9Th inst She sailed for BOs
ton at A. o'clock
The steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye arrived at Liv.
erpool on Sunday the 3lst ult. at l O'Clock P Nj.
after passage OF twelve days aud one hour
The City Of Glasgow, from Philadelphia, arrived
in the Mersey at . PM. the same day.
The Atlantic had been removedto Huskinsons
craving dock and minutely inspected by scientific
men, all Of whom report her TO be in perfect ana
satisfactory state.
PoLITIcAL NEws-There is no European news
Of importance.
The Russell ministry held their position, aud
are getting through the business OF Parliament
with tolerab.e success. The budget was discussed
on FRIDAY evening the 4th inst. Resolutions for
the renewal of the Income Tax were agreed to:
A powerful PapAl league has been formed IN
London.
are concoctiDg a revolutionary scheme. which is
10 develop itself during the Great Exhibition.
The matter was brought before Parliament, and
in reply to inquiries put TO members OF the CAB
met, assurances were given that the Government
was prepared for any emergency.
FRANCE is quiet, bat anxiety amounting 10
alarm prevailed respecting the progress OF Social
ist principles in the Capital and departments
The Receiver Generals house in Lyons had
been burned down and all documents destroyed.
The GERMAN QUESTION remains In stain Qn0.
Bosnia The insurrection in the Bosnian pro-
vinces has been e6ectualy suppressed
This dispatch was transmitted Portland Wedues-
Gay evening and was forwarded thence ny special mes
seneer The Portland line has been Interrupted since
Tuesdsy last and on "Wednesday all the Boston lines
were prostfa,ed by the gale
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TIE CoURTs-In the Circuit Court, the case
Of Bsrhyte against Colt and others will be con-
Guided on Saturday. IN the Superior, suit by
s. vester O. Post against the late Sheriff, Tor
hardware levied upon at 81 COrslandst, was
given TO the Jury, for sealed verdict. In the
Common Pleas, suit Of Hunt against Buckley,
70 recover $50, is on. All have adjourned till
Saturday.
DEATH OF r. J. MERCER.-We regret to learn
that EDWIN J. MERCER, Esq, late Assistant-Al-
derman Of the Second Ward, died yessesdsy
about 70 o'clock. His disease was Typhus Fe-
yer. The deceased was widely known in this
city as an active energetic Wing, and desery-
ing and upright citizen
z Hon. Robert Rantoul, Jr. is sta ing at the
Irving House.
sHIRr-sEwERs' AssoCATIoN.-A number OF
tie Shrtsewers Of our city have at last
formed an organization, for the purpose OF
obtaining a remuneration for their labor whicq
will ct least support them. They state In
their circular, that The scale Of prices given oy
The monopoists Of the shirt trade in this city
10 so graduated as to render it nearly imPos-
sible for woman to gain her daily bread there
by. They have therefore commenced business
on tie ylan Of dividing the Trofts among those
employed. The Board Of Managers are now en-
deavorrg to raise small amount OF capital 70
purchase materials. They have opened store
at the Hall of Progress, corner Of cssharine and
Henry streets.
DEL1yeUEsr Police CAPTAISs-Ofhce OF
CHEF OF Porce II o'clock wednesday morning The re-
turn rom the third Patrol District not YET arrived TX
peeled Ioou Return should have oeen made a. oiOeA
ARREsroNABENCH WAERANT-A man named
IL. San "a. arrested o1 5sacl safraat .fs ~ i . \ s
s,.,r ~ .s;r1t - AZ he -is Lsi of sII1 oar,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18

DEL1SeUESr Police CAPTAISs.-Oihce Of
Chief OF Pocs II O'Clock "wednesday morning The re-
turn rom he third Patrol District not yet arrived EI
peclsd soon Return should have been made a. ocoeE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-18

PORTUGAL Letters Of the 22d ut ANNOUNCE
the return in the Tagus Of Commodore Martin
squadron The claims of the Marquis OF adas
to the peerage have been rejected In the debate
on this claim speeches OF great violence were ex'
changed bv the Duke Of SaldaDha and the Mar
quis of Thomar. The Lower House has voted
the whole OF the budget. The Alfeite question
was before the ppor House when the post leiG;
The Southampton steamer, Of the nth ult, had
not arrived in the TGguS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-02
NEW DRUG STORE!!

.8tah<. Corner Of Brady and Third Ss'set'.
DR. John r. DILLON, having recenuy .e-
lJturned to Davenport. has opened al the I' -,
ner OF Brady and Third Streets, % me nsw nu 'ns
inc of ESQ. Forrest, formerly occupied as sns
..Medjcal College''--a welt selected assortment
Fresh and unndulteratcd Drugs,
= which he invites the attention 81 Physicians
and others. F,om arrangements made win some
81 M best Wholesale Houses, ne will be con-
s,antlv IN receipt Of every standard and common
article. as well as the new Preparations, whct
are being 90 extensively employed in Europe and
America. His Medicines having been parsnias'
ed under his immediate and personal supervision
ss aa,ters himself that they will be found to Dc
of f ! superior quality. He has also choice To-
nj FAMILY GRocERiEs, PAINTS, O!Ls, VAksishSs
&c. &c.-which he offers upon the most lioeta
Es-orders from distance promptly ATTENDED
TO.
Davenport, Oct. 81, 1850.