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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-09-04


able TO MIR. Mccormick, at the Bank Of Nilsson.
ri. lie gave bonds in the sum of $1,000.
Cuban Excitement in New York..Pub.
lie Meeting Proposed.
New York, Aug. 26.
The Cuban excitement continues in this
city, and intelligence from New Orleans
last night, tended to increase it. Another
mass meeting is to be held in the Public
Square, Jersey City, Wednesday evening,
to take into consider alton the atrocious muir
der of Americans IN Havana.
We understand that one of the Unitetl
States Marshal's officers came into town,
having in charge an alleged fugitive, who
had been captured in Poughkeepsip, during
The afternoon. 1t is said that The alleged
slave is mulatto, son of white man, n
over five years, and has wife in POUCH
keepsie. The examination will take place
to-day at 10 O'Clock.
Fire in ConcOrd--s %, 900 Destroyed.
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 26.
Last night ut IL O'Clock, the Paint Shop
adjoining the Eagle Hotel, was set on fire,
and the flames spread rapidly till O'Clock,
destroying the tairest portion of our village.
Among the losses are .he Eagle Hotel and
buildings, with the new Exchange aud nu-
merous stores and dwellings. The lower
part of the Exchange was occupied by
stores. and the upper part by the Mechan-
ic's Bank and various offices. The news
paper offices Of the Statesman, Independent
Democrat and Congregationalistw were burn
cd. Total loss $i25, o00--mostly insured
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The Brig E. P. Ward, Prescott, master,
arrived at this port last evening, from Car
denas, bringing dates of the i4ih. The
news of the landing Of Lopez hal been re-
ceived, and had caused much excitement.
As far as could be judged, the general feel
ing was unanimously agains, the invaders.
There was one Spanish vessel OF war in
MORT.
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Wing Meeting in Boston.

CHIcAGo, Aug. %.
The Board of Health repor, seven deaths
from cholera, for the "a hours enu'Dg sc
noon to-day; none by other disc Eases.
From New York.
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the Rights OF Lumbermcn The Express.
maintains that umbermen have rights. if they
have no sorongs. Next is an article on Mime
sofa, the place FOR young men," (ihe Express is
evidently careful not to say word about our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

Mr.. Editor: Having noticed an article
IN one Of the daily papers Of Friday last In reference
10 newly discovered Motive Power that IS likely 70
supersede the use OF steam, which the attempt al
descripuon BETRAYED so complete ignorance OF the
scientific principles involved IN thu 'REenilon' that
IN iustice 10 the Inventors and their splendid DIS
covery feel constrained TO ask the liberty OF giving
a concise and clear statement Of what j. claimed as
the rcsul, of Experiments made up 70 thls tune 50
far IS Tins invention l. concerned. After enginen-
Cd series OF experiments, during penOd o. more
than eight years, originating III su9geS14o'' Ia ~
m, >eeluc a common spinning top IN notion the III
veu-or, have succeeded IN arranging an Engine -
a. fo secure the fun effective action OF atmospheric
pressure 10 any extent as q motor without eAl4Is
non nm connection with centrifugal ioSce. IN we
artcle referred TO- QulC kslNer J. SPOKEN OF a. ote
,l,, ,,o,,ru ,o,yer or cause. which would Dc ABOUT
as rational as &c say the paddle wheel OF sealAooa"
propelled The engine. H.. A. ,,,o-.,y
shall only presume upon ASKING ~ $3.50
,h-o,i-h vour columns OF. II some measure >es'44As
~ ,sf,er m is true hight before the PUBIC VINO W.
I'M short time be enabled 70 see ana Judge lot s-1i
.alves of the value oi this discovery nave ~ GU
ncctou with some OF our most seleAilhC -
ii.isus and mechanics. through me poAlefieSs ~ -
inventors had the privilege Of examining .h1n - -.
grams and calculations, and nave 10 's.. - =,
ss,-Ir, that a complete demonstration aIlehls e'eAt
Sfep OF their progress IN TINS very slhpe ao -
rsJfecf Invention Instead OF trying 10 cheal x -
ace and gravity they combine gravy OF pi.ss-i -
centrifugal force III The same manner - - -,
,,-,,re In Tro.luce rotation IN matter is~o5.'.
l".ui'' ~ t,r, and available principles onioices
go, ~ ~,ch, angles with each other IN me IsO -
The square OF their velocity. Inc CEN. -9 any
being evolved from rotation ~llhuut .1 . - -
~ refarilnr T. and is used N TINS lH' i
,,c, r,n,,on hlf 10 uerpctuate vacuum N--.e- -
INT The measure of power, gravity ol - - aTs
the propellng power acting on -. - 5s,n, csonal
other liquid. The power OF me ,bai NAV BE-
10 me l'esSu'' II L STUART, $40 Broadway
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meat and drink" Precisely so. If 1t
we're then il would be upon MS Ia all perfec
non. for ninety-nine hundredths of every
Christian community, at this time, Of neces-
,,fv end IN HE exact ratio Of their good c'tl
.enship. are devoutly studying the problem
how they shall procure meat and drink" for
the passing day for themselves and their
families Would our respected contenoo-
rary only put away cant on this subject, and
or once, look an honest thought fairly in
he face Great from that day forth would
5e the lustrc OF his hcbdomadal counte-
nance. while glow Of einulous pleasure
could not fail to be awakened upon the face
Of his numerous and intelligent auditory
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PORTUGAL.

The Queen has dissolved the Cnan!oeI o. d, DePu'
ue. and convoked the Cortes for he l3'n Oh SEPT
ior The purpose Of The revision OF ne
We have dates from Lisbon 10 the ZsIA III. Sal
danha has lssuel three important DEGREES O.le o.
them. removing Don Pedro's inierdici sgains' NE
admission INTO the House Of Peer Of al Inose wlq
slgaed the reeuistion 10 Don 9iiglel u -, - ~
heen well received, being cOnsleieu q liets'44c -
sound policy long advocated by the late Duke u
Pamela L admits 2 peers Of the Old iamles haIi
Of whom i Is supposed VII al once aYai- iheilse-' Is
OF 10. - $500. . ,
ts,b M Ssn,euber with extraordinary powers OF re-
form The charter had made an unfayoraoie I'M
preston i being considered prudent thar the articles
10 BE- reformed should have been sPeeneo ou' nose
80 md hon somewhat dImlshed by the suDse-
ouent decree restricting the elections 10 the indirect
There was a probability Of a conaict with me
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GERMANY.

In Berlin on the 3lst Of May, The llltn Amir
versary of the accession Of Frederic The Great 10 the
throne Of Prussia. the monument 20 his memory,
erected by Ranch, and consisting OF ms famous
eoueS-Tan statue Of the king, was exposed 10 public
view It's described as one OF the most splendid
festivals ever celebrated IN Berlin The hln1 pre-
sided al the ceremony. In the evening Ile ely was
Illuminated, and a private performance OF Meyer
beers orer of the lamp II Nilesia gwen AZ the
Opera House b a select party invited BY the King.
1t is stated that the King Of Prussia IS gong 10
Visit The Emperor Of Austria who td not 90 70
Warsaw.
The Diet Is sitting IN Frmkfort-oa-Ihe-N an but
has done nothing oi note.
1t Is seriously proposed ~ the German papers
that Denmark with ali her territories. should enter
the Gemanc Confederation
The Bayanan Government Is seeking 20 ratse a
loan Of some a $4,000 forms, ostensi9y i2r Kali
road purposes, but really 10 eHtrcate herself roM
financial endorsements.
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In Parliament there j. nothing Of interest. The
Ear of Shafiesbury died June >, al the age OF 50
The Right Hon. Richard Shlol. famous lrSh ora
tor and AZ the time OF ms deceaSe British Minister
IN Florence had died IN that city at the age OF %
years. Mr. Shiel was bred "A lawyer but never pros
pered IN the profession His success was PTllamen-
iarv, but becoming somewhat old for the times, he
was appointed 10 honorable punishment as Tuscan
Ambassador The TuQes gives sketch OF his career.
On Tuesday. June ?. The receipts at the doors of
the Crystal Palace were E2.45 p, and me number
of visitors were j331l.
The foreign Jurors. the foreign Commissioners.
the members Of the ROYAL Commission, the ENecu-
tive Committee. and the staff OF the Exhibition are
all 10 90 down to Birmingham on the 10Th, inspect
the manufactures and dine with The principal lnhaoi-
taniS
The Queen the Nobility and gentry, and all Lon
don had been down 10 the Ascot Races, which seem
10 have been hardly successful as tins DAY uSu-
ally Is.
Cards were issued to the number OF 1900 for a
conrersa- no 70 the Manson House the residence OF
the Lord Mayor IN honor of tho Great Exhibition.
The Tunes has a congrdtuldtOry article upon the
increase of oar Federal revenue.
-Slgnora Cuvelh had achieved her second great
triumph IN Norma. GrSl was alarmed for her au-
relS. and had sung the same part with all the Old
splendor which has made her PRESERVATION of II world
famous
The Queen IS to visit The Chy of London on the
81 of July. on occasion of "A Banquet at GWldhal IN
honor of the Great Exhibition.
There had been great tre al the Coal Depot OF
the Birmingham and Blackwell Railway
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London and Paris Dates, ith June.

The steamship Humboldt arrived last eve
uing from iiavre tie ith June, and Cowcs the morn
ing Of the 5ih
Colsols were firm At @ a9s. At Paris. 81 ms.
Five Per Cents q0f Csc Three Per Cents 56f Toe
The |. ; Mail snip Hermann. Capt L. Grab
tree. arrived az Cowes u A. VI on the lSt June, NJ
ter a voyage OF IA days from Newly ORR, aad aiter
landing the mails and passengers for England and
France proceeded on her voyage to Bremen The
heightened passage Of the Hermann was occasionei
by the bad quality of the Goals supplied here.
The British and North American steamship Europa
arrived at Liverpool on the lSt June IN / days from
New-NOrk
The screw propeller La Fayette reached Liver
pool on the % inst. from Philadelphia, having pre-
Viously called at Queenstown for Goals When only
three days out her air pumps gave way ana were
rendered unserviceabe during the remainder Of the
voyage which was performed with the engines
working h-preSsure
The nlted states frigate II. Lawrence. Capt J.
r. Sands, saileI from southampton the - June
for NewNOrk She was 10 touch at Lisbon 20 land
MI laddOCk, Charge of the l. :. On the day be-
fore her departure the Commander and officers gave
a banquet to the Mayor and Corporation Of South
amptOp.
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9TH. Trb,ae distinguished Itself ia advocating
them THE Compromise measures until t4'y were
passed" Express.
No, Sir We defy you to prove it. The
Tribune advocated no such hybrid as this
either before or after its pa sage. What
we went for was a Compromise which would
save from the clutches of Texas and Slave
~ twenty-five thousand square miles Of Free
Soil. When that was defeated, our zeal in
the cause of Compromising came TO anal
yi. Perhaps The Express will not with
1o,A f.. ON its readers this little bit of truth.
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Bovr,y. May 2-The principal event o, he fort
night : the lcCu,ttal Of La!la JOtee Pe-Sant the
great cOmml>SlTIai contractor IN Bengal. Who. hay
ing supplied our armies m The field from the period
of our INVASION OF Afghau>tan down 20 the last
PunJauh war. has claimed from tie Government; the
sum OF s, lakhS % rupees lS5s0OO0 in which he says
they are indebted TO him The Government, on the
other hand, accused him OF enormous frauds N the
provision Of cattle. &c and having caused HIM 20 De
tined before The judge Of Agra and pgnchayet, or
jury. composed Of four EuTaSlan> and one HlndOo,
the proceedings resulted m his acQmttal
There continue 10 be some slight Disturbances on
the PeShawUr frontier, bat not OF any Importance
The Punjaub generally quiet and he spring crops
abundant
The Governor General was expected n Sccalko,e
the 18th April. and he would lt expected.
push on 10 SImia quickly possible, a. the hot
weather had set IN and ms health WAS again failing
There has been another case Of ship burning a.
Calcutta. attended with a dreadful sacrifice ofhuman
life. The country ship hurrSmany, proceeding down
the river, bound To Mauutlus with upward OF $50
CoOhe emigran,s on board. burnt to the waters
edge on the night OF the 9th ult when of kedseree
Tie captain lh0gg) the chief mate and the pilot,
together with about one-half OF The crew. and few
Of The emlgran,S have alone been saved Upward
Of 600 unfortunate people periShedby drowning and
IN The flames There seems 70 De no doubt that TINS
was The work OF .nce DdIarles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

The Piedmonfsss Gazette OF Tie 18th ll-' puDsiles
the treaties OF navigation ana coiAletCe On -,
between Sardinia and the kingdoms Of Great Britain
and Belgium The former Is % determine al me *
plraion Of twelve years, the latter . 70 as oiI
eight Both treaties establish perfect recprocly Oh
commercial intercourse on ne ioolhs oi 'Ae ms
favored nations The same paper publishes lar"
placing The mont d. Dletl Of the island oil SaIl-a
under the direction Of the Government and aoIh, r.
granting - .3-f for the estaol shi1ehi OF "0 zee
graphic wI-e, between Turn and Genoa according
70 the system OF Brett.
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ASSEMBLY
Prayer BY Rev Mr. WAY


Mr. ELDERKIN presented memorial Of The Ma
tlOnal Temperance society asking an appropriation
Of 5000 for inobriates IN the Industrial Temperance
House IN the CITY Of New-iOrk
Mr. H.RRis by consent, offered d bill to amend the
Militia law.
NJ TowSsESD, BY consent offered a bill to amend
the Revised Statute relating 10 the discharge of IN
solvent debtors
Mr. BLAcKsrovE offered a bill IN relation 70 the
paynenf Of Jurors in NeW-1Ork City
Mr. CLARK offered bill IN relation 70 The division
Of the Sixteenth Ward IN the CITY Of Newly ork.
Referred 10 the Newly ofk Delegation.
Leave Of absence was granted % Nj CLARK Of
OnOndaga, and NJ FRENCH for one week
Mr. MORSE offered a resolution providing for an
Afternoon Session.
The CHAIRNAS decided the resolution deba,abe.
Mr.. MacoNBER rose 20 debate the resolution, when
the hour for Special Orders having arrived.
Dir. WAEENAS moved " postpone II Minutes
Carried
Mr. MAcoxBER resumed opposing the resolution
Mr.. o. ALLEN followed, fayonng the resolution,
and hoped II would be adOpted.-The resolution was
M. FoRDYcE reported fayoraby 10 amend The ex
Mr. CLARK presented four petitions in favor Of the
division OF the sixteenth Ward Of Ne"-io fk
THIRD READING Of BILLS.
An Act % provide for the Election Of Recorders in
Cities Passed.
An Act to authorize the formation Of Rural Gene
sares-Passec.
An Act TO authorize Henry r. P0rly to establish
ferry across Hudson Rlyer.-LOst motion % re-
consider Was lad Oh the table.
An Act relative % persons acting as Insurance
Companies IN this state other than those authorized
~ law
At ~ O'Clock no Constitutional quorum being pre-
sent. Mr.. BENEDICT moved a call " the House.
Adjourned With closed doors until Pm.
Al the afternoon session IA the Assembly, the sen
ne not holding any the call Of the House was pro
ceefed With, when the doors and opened, When
few local bills we're passed among which was me
bill providing for the repair and maintenanoe o.
Bridges III the County Of Westchester, over Ifo"n
River, and an act 20 improve safanac hsef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
FyTrysIvE BuRGLARY. At an early hOm
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADE.-The 18th Regiment,
commanded by Col smith, containing several hand
somely uniformed companies, paraded and were re-
viewed on Monday by the President and Trustees on
the fine space south end of Fourth-st, near Christ
Church They were accompanied by excellent mu-
SIC, and made a fine display. The standard was
hoistod at Trustees Hall in honor OF the occasion
NEW OMNIBus LlNE.-A new line from
Peck slip ferry 10 Newtown, through First and Norm
Fourth SIS TO MaSpeih-aye., commenced running
XcstcrdaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
The Baltimore DefalcatiOn tase-Custom
House ReIFe chment, &c.

BALTIMORE, MOnuay, JuHt Y.
Col SandersOn, books are 10 be- overlooked again
,,v TWO accountants employed for the purpose.
The Secretary of the Treasury mas ordered the
dismissal Of I'VE Baltimore Custom House Inspectors
on the Isl OF July.
The Southern Mail has arrived.
man named Henry 4 Sempie has been arrested
IN New-Orleans for killing James Gray IN an ARRAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

House Of Peers and Council Of state which was
considered mpohnc a. THAI reform ought to b. leii
for the Cortcs
An eaceaTor 20 tempt the Stcaiin0Ss 81 some Of
The troops IA garrison a. OpOr.o by parties WHO ay-
IShed money among The SOlierV had been discovered
but s9ed by the aclve measures instantly taken
BY the authorities whO assisted by the Pa,Ilca
Chief. JOse Pa>>oS ANY further attempt AZ reaction
would perhaps be followed By re- iitS % those
siding such movement. Is u would immediately house
The whole popular party lsSSc. Who arC said % D.
ready n moments warning throughout the coua-
try
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CoNNEcrlcur.-The Uarllord C0ur0nt

CoNNEcrIcUr.-The Hdrijord Courom
says bill has been introduced INTO the Legislature
requiring that hereafter, when Conventions OF ths
,uo Houses are held for the choice % Governor and
other state officers, the Convention shall sit with
closed doors that the names of The members Of the
Convention shall be called, and that they shall pro-
coed TO the desk Of the clerk called and there de-
posii their ballots The object Of this law IS to pre-
vent the choice of any officer BY fraud to exclude
the votes OF persons standing round whom the lndl-
yiduals VINO carry the boxes may suppose are legs
htors. and TO lessen the chances % double voting
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rhe Canadian Parliament sc.

IORoNro. TUESDAY, June I.
Last evening the House OF Assembly passed rcSo-
Wtlons on whch 10 found an address - TIE Queen,
praNing that similar and NAV De gwen IN The esta0-
i>hmeut of R line OF steamers between Quebec AMI
Great Britain 20 that now extended - the euasVt
hnc-ihc Provincial Legislature giving them the
same announcement that the American Government
gives % the Collins line.
Nj Howe OF Nova Scotia. and Mr. Chandler of
New. Brunswick. have arrived IN town ~ delegates
10 The Halifax and Quebec Railroad Convention
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co,,, Calendar THIS DAY

CouxoS PLEAs.-Sos 1851, 565, 5o4, 5oj, S5 So .
supERIoR CorRr-Nos }, 40, PSI, 2so. "a, 499 l05.
"a 40 s25 49, 3s9 10 s9, 49, =. %, 20, 81 flg.
ga 4eo az as 49, 49, 49, AS, f5o, 49, f3s, i59
I3l, III, -.
q. o.. =. -, =, s. ~. 81. -, -. -, IS
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ST LOUIS, Tuesday, June L.
Mrs. Lanler Of Ludlow & Smiths Company died
Of cholera Yesterday Last night al the same thea
ter, Mrs Blanche was instantly killed on the stage
by the falling OF a weight behind the scenes.
Tho VIII Of Judge Mulaughy has been read IN
Court he be0ueaths One-thlrd Of ms estate. 5000
OuOJ m trust 10 the city for the relief Of emgf
the other $500 900 goes 10 bis heirs.
Hemp comes m sparlngly-ine stock on mana j.
10000 bale, prices range from SO 10 80
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The Jsnersonyille and Columbus Railroad ana
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. &c.


LOUISVILLE, Dce-@}f ''--4' -
TIE ci,. Council Ia. PASSED an ordinance making
SUBSCRIPTION of $4,000 to The jefferson .-4e al
togn,5us Railroad. ami 81 10000 70 ne Loll.sllie
nd Nashville Railroad. Is soon as tae 56 SV, e 81,
49, ~ N.sbr,fie Road The ordinances vii Oe
w ,,,ed 70 The citizens IN sky days, and approved
~ a large majority ,.-- r.. ,..,.- ,o,,. roe,.
ne River j. nsing LITTLE. Inc wafer 10" ma
.,,re. feet niche, IN the channel
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Later Dispatch-Tbe Alabama at New-Orlenns
Confirmation of the California News

tW-VkLEAN7l NdIWTWHYl JIIIT n
The steamship Alabama has arrived here from
Vera Cruz bringing four days later intelligence from
California Nearly the whole Of san Francisco was
Ia ashes Every newspaper Office except the Afa
California. was destroyed. The loss Is estimated
sI2OOO,OOO TO SI6OO0OOO. A great fire had also oc-
CURED at stockton, the loss from which was over
Al 600 900
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Highly Important from CalitOrnia-rwo Weeks
Later-ArriVal of the Alabama M New-or-
Ieans-San Francisco in Ashes-LOsS, Fiji
feen Millions.

NEw-OBLEANs, Friday, June 10.
The steamship Alabama has just arrived, with two
weeks later news rom Caliorma-the dates beng
TO May Is. She came via Acapulco.
4 terrible fire had occurred IN san Francisco, lay
ing in ashes property 20 the amount of Sl5,OOOOoO.
Among the buildings destroyed are the Custom
House, mon, ParkcrS. National. New World, cry,
Dolmonlcos. and he Exchange Hotels also, Roses
Buildings and the Offices of the steamship company.
The fire also spread to the shipping burning a
large number of vessels which were lying AT their
wharycS.
n was first discovered on Cay-st, ard ran through
about one dozen blocks, quickly spreading to other
parts of the city. the greater part oil when Is nedp
Of ruins The buildings on Hunter George, Nam,
Center and III DOradO-StS., are reduced to mere
shells.
The utmost CONSERVATION prevailed during the fire,
and thousands were turned ont of house ana nome,
having lost their all Measures were about being
adopted to relieve the distressed II Is feared that
number OF lives have been lost.
cuisines, was not thought Of san Francisco pre-
sents a sorrowiul and heaTt-SlCkenlng picture.
The news ron the mines continues OF cncerhg
character New discoveries we're dally made, ana
the prospects Of the miners were highly favorable.
Those working with the quartz crushing machines
were rcapng rlch reward. In some instances the
average per man was $50 20 $50 per day. Lynch
law is stll m force, and several new Instances nave
occurred
THE above dispatch contains some contradictory
statements, which admit hope OF rs ncorrectness
There are no such streets IN san Francisco as "Hun-
ter. George Main, Center and EldOrado streets
or. # any such have been recently laid out, they
must be at some distance from the location ind-
Gated The Custom House Is on the corner Of
California and Montgomery street Delmonco's
near the corner of Washington and Montgomery
Ross Exchange on Montgomery -street-all these
buildings we're OF BRICK. four stories high. dnd con-
sidered 6re-proof The California Exchange is OF
brick 100 feet by Co. and contained the District and
County Courts II seems incredible that the hre
could have spread 50 far against she wind as 1t must
have done { the above account be true-Ed Tribl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18

Mn WEBSTER FOR THE PeEsIDEScY.-
The Boston Atlo.' comes out for Mr.. Webster as
,hc Wing Presidential Candidate in an article
great spirit and force Not long since the titus
was snpposcd 10 be in favor of Gen Scott.
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Jenny Lind in Boston.


NVNFuNs INt>l1Y, june II
The jackets 10 Jenny LlncS ConccT, tomorrow
evening "A: fremont Temple have been nearly an
sold Al price> snging nom $4to S2each. The rre-
mont nj Revere houses took 81 or > tickets each
no other lots exceeding 10 have been So.i. and the
spseuiaiOT> who advertised tickets Tor sac IN the
morning n,SerS hal none Miss Land - At the Re
we're Her arrival this morning attracted hiile aten