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GOV Johnston says he would lie glad 10 a'ia0 - ''
important acts Of his (lr. Ws) long pubic Me- ae'u '
patriotism and proprety OF which, no diversity " ot
exists" TN; III y.,,a;; trAin the i:Ir 'iss anu VIZ '
citizens from an in:.c treat, for WHICH '', '' "
patient. Such is the miserable and ridiculous pTele gwen
BY l Governor of great State for not referring 10 'c
innotant questions Involving the rights OF The States ana
the safety Of the Union lie eii CONSCIOUS '@t Has Wv"
Sinister ard rsc.cyous movements 10 oe'eat 'H l'''.
os The rnf.ige slave law by preventing the repeal
O: counerva.ag PennevIrana State aws prec'uded MN
from ,nnrovinc wit, any show oil dccency an Adjustment
,,c,i elsmen: 81 which H. The fugitive slave nwohe 10
which Daniel esr Glands committed by his puh!lc acts
His saser at Virginia is The fruit OF small soul-at MS
sinu Of MI notice Of the great questions Of TIE
da iyt. evidence Of seated spirit o. tanatcal DELI
; cnscous OF having aimed the just rights OF The
Soub nnd the safety Of tho Cnon by cease!rss acVces 10
it,. DIR or..u,ion o. constitutional provision on "hc
o .h MON can surely May the patriots OF the
,or Old Kew Stone bring this trtcksier to sn account
and sr,, HIN OF lis illT'on robes OF Office
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Fu- tie E1cuirer,
EN510eT:
FIFTH OF hPRIi-Oa this Lsy SIS years after the birth

fu~ Llt EIEtIHSf.
FIFTH OF APRIL-Oa this Jsy, IS years after the birth
Of Jesus Christ occurred his resurrection from the dead
This u3aim from The vi the dead is the DG-
He: 81 which IT tie principal objects In Ee
Christian creed Oar I'd alter proving his tvinu nikRon by
The miracles wc he and by the completion 81 an
Client predictions IN which is trsc0ed declared hat
the doctrine Of resu!eConsi Of those important
truths which h Ia mankind and 10 sho"
mai such ?1ssJic he restored IL. three per-
ycun. man VI Nsi u c2!!:sJ his bier 10 Dc bur!e
and his own ,nuch believe! !!i-Gt Lazarus OF Bethany
whose body, the tina iG2gh ~ have become INC
uey Of co:.uoon b thus 7,:.:nG Others ana particularly
by raising himself from deal Saviour fully demon.
lira,,t tia; resurrection! from the deaf possible And
he moreover declared 10 s followers, hat liners is 10 'r
Genera! Resurrec.;an, both u the JUS, and the anns 10
.lrucnc his Disciples propagate this doctrine through
MI nati,us ST. Paul also c"nfcsecs, that II there
he no resurrection of the dead, preaching is vain, aud
our firth vain This sample places the Importance ui
,h Resurrection OF BLESSED Saviour from The dead IN the
,;t .,riru point OF view. The hope o future existence
has vavs been the tvya principle VI rejecting man, anc
the Distinguishing feature OF e Christian Religion L. mat
il give: power aud weight this doctrine, which unassst-
cd nu,c could not possibly obtain i; suaercrdes spaenia-
live reasoning 10y building nu. ai; fat and by po'.-
nr 70 the Great Founder the iorerGn-
re- Of our own And hi. Is certainly the most nipoi-
i.nt lac, in lie gospel history 50 N proportion 10 us '
larce tho crciibiiv Of - er,i.s Wien well considered.
the nossbe writers on this interesting suo-
,ec have ! siowu.- See Gilbert Vests Ireasc end pr
Piiesty's Notes.
Shall nan "a lot ,sal,une! u tho 1us,
Wien Fate. rciea!us, !ets tie Euw'r TOWN.
Shall Na'ur-s vance, Ia HI4D slua7 ur!lst.
Ril nsl :Gp. cl3 ,.,ruI do icii.1. !1fe 'n.h'e'
Is II far ms Write OF NUT ~;nEt,
Nrihgis1 'litni. ;e.utv hn! ralni
No tlrry ~ Ylr;Jrlu! Ing sIldii yet revive,
And :7on's majestic beauty bloom again . -
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For The L.r-
pHoHoGRArltY- PROGRESSION TIE ORDER or y,,y,.
il MI stuLln Min l. -

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE ORDER OF ME-.
Man is not stable being Whit looked uD,,
'''' 49,. N. '''' H..& - F.. ':&' ;@ls.
:l- a. itt l'''"'E - '"U." ans r'.tl1r'f a. uma
nan placed bis attention WITH m anxious and Adolf
age IS soon sureccdcaG;; in ;4n aark-ay the n,n.i
,uCrres siOn q! man and thinge. 80.
Steamboats, railroads, revolving p,: iGc rcss.s ,,l .
ranh lines. al imvcao!z lai improvements wii,,n @
he era Of the pcesen, century. Yes commerce an,
ac.rr~s rnahns fas! at;!!es aal VIVA; ono" .on.,
he ,,r.a at labor u. yeas. is rInc...t H. i've
t. moments. We 10 Dot live 50 ,Jo7 II, -,
jrI'!y:lrs ..l, Lnt we I've Il sfal: lea! t,G."r "'
Na:e,t: less her" ia tams p"i.ct: xc nav, f.s,
sun,.unc highly in2oLtanlr AMI which s.ou!: be -.
dim. star in OF all "'Ae:a throwing crcpSr
:u,,ne uouu sl:r.n.:G% :ningsI mean t.s sy5,,r,
,r;i-i :t9vctI Is transmitted upon paper re-
Tn. prss.n: srstara Of wci'tH. IS so|, tc!o.. ap,
many rr,ptrts nei.S Objectionable Language /,
st Of cefa,n sounds each al m!:h is produced 5y -:
,fent po.!tiJ c. the cr@ans ~ speech The uu:c!crn,
,nahr SUPPOSE these Soaiiis - n":ncroGs wol.,
r language This, hv"'evc Is 10: i;e cHss they s.ef-
r ,.t f." il rn.,ys. there uc!iS ia; 3; .sac I'm.
he Er!.h !aaaIasr w!.tf, IN !' 'aeI es:e; sa:s,
sion compose. ali our "Jtd. 80 -
The Eam5. a!,la1c: contains IS effective letters n1-,
t;.:s grI mere cuolicat.J thus forcing he o.cs o: r
r,.rrttGr 81 s,a.s ur,r % chlr1tttis rOu w5a re- ia
~ .r,Isous AID .l.i4a.t mode ii sg=!iag lie cr..,r
,rs te less 10 HntcT ii!aA s'nhJ= 10 ' F.2es' ale
;l- "a ;.IJw lt;I INTO SGic43 '2hhliaiiJs, Ga!a. sew
,I letters 10 cyprt .naln souru, 2l GS !. !tst tina
s,uv OF years 10 1;cr1e the mind with Tic roi.t.
ti of spelling vcls. Tic:e letters ALSO eGa!tc ;GoW ,5
- seven strokes III ~" pen, !!iaSn ou' h'eIs oil pL'a
thoi!aA; upon PAGER ia5ot!ousiy slow.
For eyaiuplr in the gil there ":t tro sau.t
m, I,ncGr.tcrlh Sound OF H. ana tbs yowc! Jnnd w,,.c
rt in chroccaDy "hcUS ,ian!3. s!A !sii2;=, .a Il.
ou!ring abu Twenty-Five :uttErhls 81 me pen edylu.
IRA phv presents lhasr to s'Gcs by ~" ne as:.
;cr thus which readily mad 4: IVA dashe q: tie pva
A. remedy He rcnnvcnicnCrs o! long idEd ":!as
A r,rranhv offer. modr representing tac sound ;=
rnoua.t hr distinct ha1acer each 81 Which il made
siorlc trek. u tho pen Thus. wHite taxes seven i.0
osrts OF tie pen Ake sng's letter Is III and seH
OF these Ie,e.- 70 express is -ount, We shgu'3 h4-.
system by which present soun: .: each G.s 81 Ii,
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

Psov1pEscE ArRlL s.. L. M.-fhc election 10 this State
for Governor Lieut. Governor Secretary o. State Attorney
General Treasurer and members OF Congress came oil ys-
tcrday.
Returns from nearly the whole state and no" he
ity VIM. i. Lawrence. democrat, Lieut. Governors ASA
Potter democrat, Secretary Of Snie w. 5 Burgess demo
erai Attorney General; and Edw Ml!ion democrat State
Treasurer by $50 majority escli. George U hins wing.
elected TO Congress in the Is: district. and B. Thurs.
ton, democrat in the Sd The lator is democratic gain.
The Senate stands II democrats IL ~hss-S no choice
The house, 81 democra,s IS whigs-e no choice.
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sIISCELLAN EOUS.

SERIOUS EFFECTS OF WALTZING.-Some highly
young gentleman the North thus describes
the effect his waltz had upon him:
"At the frst start thought going to heaven ON
band of music For the Ave minutes appeared 10 be
swimming In sea Of leaves with blue angel This
soon vanished 10 derum of peacock feathers in which
brain got so mixed up with o~-nocsed ocks MUSK and
melody, tina, have fed on flutes ever since"
How dizzy the young man must have been II is won
der he lived through such spell.
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POLITICAL.
E,o,. ,br ENQUIRER.

For the Enquire
THEY BABE ME WOO HER!
They babe ME WOO her! To broad lands
They say that she is heir;
And uany gem of priceless worm
Cleans in her raven hair. "
They thought loved her-as iooRo
Upon her radiant lace
But, surely, in that saddend esahce'
Mo passion they could trace.
Yet to me she is beautiful
Each smile, each thrilling tone,
Brings back emile of other days,
voice like Music's own.
caz'd upon her eyes, Till mine
Were filled with Mem'ry's tears.
She is so like the gentle girl
! lov'd In earlier years
She stood within crowded hall,
And to the light ones near
She sang the lay once so loVd
From other lips to hear.
Il seen,'d as meant 10 mock my neali-
/ could not bear to stay,
And listen 10 that hailowd STRAIN
Broathed in II scene SO gay.
And there were dark and star-like eyes,
And forms of beauty rare,
But nv lone spirit sadly turn'd
From mIrth IL could not share,
:, To indulge alono in peaceful thoughts.
For far more dear prize
The memory Of my absent one,
Than all the new made ties
edmond, April Sd, 1851.
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The N. Y Knickerbocker copies the following beau
ass and asks for the name their author They have
,ribued 10 Bulwer but whether justly or not, we cal
y:
Into my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes,
And what before was shadow, TOOK
The light OF summer skies.
Tho first born love was in that look;
The Venus rose from out tho deep
Of those inspiring eyes.
NV life, like some lone solemn spot
spirit passes Ger,
Grew instinct with glory not
In earth or heaven before;
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spos
And shook the leaves Of every thought
Thy presence wandered DER.
NV being yearned and crept TO thina
AS, If in times of yore,
Thy soul had been 4 part OF mine
Which claimed 1t back once more
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious life
Which made US one of yore
There bloomed beside thee forms as fair,
There murmured tones as sweet,
But round thee breathed the enchanted air,
Twas life and death 10 meet;
And henceforth thou alone vert fair,
And though the stars had sung for JOY,
They whisper only sweet.
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II has boon suggested by the Superintendent, of The
Census request all heads Of families single persons
throughout tie United States who have not been called upon
BY The assistant marshas 10 send iha, effect
the Census Office stating their places OF residence the
Is, day OF June last together with The name sex color
and condition rec save) OF each person. II the omis
shall be asceraned ION examnaon oAist the record
will be corrected accordingly.
II Is important that all persons be registered
will doubtless hereafter frequently be made to the hles 10
establish of interest and importance TO individuals
Republic
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t-1-nroI-S AND SHOCKING AFFAIR.

,ro,;i, & much excited by a~recent aray. Nj. James
nor.,.op Young gentleman OF tia, city, OF high rcpu'
,,, b,. b.en sng. Ay M.. A. Andrews. Js"eher ana
wounded 40 severely that his life ts despa'red o. II la
said h, Donaldson the time OF the attack was walking
ar In arm the vito of Andrews" when nc war ne' ny
b husband who drew revolver and deliberately shot Don
u,d.ou down. The husband, Is alleged. was reused 10
icausv BY letters received by his wife, which were sup
ozd 10 hsye been written by the wounded by the
BELIEF tina, the parties on their way 10 place OF d.
siepatior 10 which his wife had been ailucd
new version afterwards placed upon the Affair." anu
the wife was aso arrested accessory 10 the MURDER and
,odg,d in ui! Donadsons brother has come ont with
c,,d correcting gcd mis- atemcnl, In which ne says
The living and the DYING only desire that the truth should
,n,, n fore CT parte statements should be relied upon ne
acts are PAIL The story Of the circunislunces when
h, rrsui,, in this cold 5!oodeG murder Of young
u,i entering upon the ways OF lie, otoyun Joyous ana
hopeful easily told. the VINO was tue eeane ACTOR
in ltis deed Of blond has higher reputation tan lai ol
d=souts aud worthless CREATURE prosu!u"s noee 1.s'
ndiscrimina'ty in the city OF ST. LOUIS anu au5 e re-
strn acc has rendered herself notorious " nc, eptasu
iasons with many persons WHOSE names, oehcay 10 mem
rds me n,rninn wsio will know how 10 appreciate the
caractc: o an ffaush with turptude on the pa oil
Andrews and his vic ~. r..
n sonny nsscvcrutes that he letter 10 the
oman in his he and challenges the world to produce proof
IA ,hr cnntruTy Or che has received from !iln
Tho gro boy who mas very general acquaintance among
the younr men tile city belonging Ia Mr. Donaldson, has
been in lie hsbit carrying bouquets and oles 10 me "o-
man from different persons, and II 10 probable tom TINS cir
uusraucc an.,c, connected the idea Of the young master
II IN. boy vii. tbs But why should the sensitive
husId witasd lis sole vengeance Oh the innocent
,:isn liz had pr0vi positive or her guilty commerce. WIFE
other ., and fact abundant testimony con DC i"-
duced Tie unfortunate young also sucnny declares
That the meeting in tho purely CASUAL anu That no
d,rs,guL ussipnullon his part nor can he
conceive how such statement could have originated
The statement ia the Tribune IS defective IN the assIoa
that only the pistol .-et. Andrews had previously 10
THE se o the pistol dealt Two severe blows winch pros
rated the Young the carth-ahd on he rising dis
charged HE revolver twice only taking elect Il Is
also Well known that this cold, during ard arocous n!u
der was conooctod and pIemsatcd and that several per-
sonr had been told morning preceding tie occurrence
that The de:py the unsuspsclng youth into
The fatal a,aye which is 10 terminate his lv Can just
ocooc and mora! community tolerate the bloody decd2
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LITERARY.-We understand upon reliable authority
says the Auauln Daily Advertiser, that Henry s. Randall
ESQ., of Coandvle, Cortland county, has In course Of pre-
paralon life Of Thomas Jefferson Mr.. R. has been at
tho PAST white, collecting materials for this work.
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+ tuatIJn.- -'o.ip'" ~ .'''.
.;tcax,>D :. MARCH % Isl.
slv peag Sir: Y0u!s .. TIC l'. ~. tsn' c@."e h. aa az
.f.i.,. ..r !J;ce- IN ynHs 2-'..'l %: 90 .s IL.
1ce ..e 40: acan N.'5''" - h!1' u = s"is'!'-''
-, M. ,tny .i,:! ass. .Ie .i:s .iO ~ c.",, O.:
;t g! NG.:l.s -Gig. aJJ '1G. I'"e ..yT.", ty".
" iur ocsseG: position .A '' prov sc' ~ di'or .aco
Gamers Aawc.g. A':o -. '"ts', 'srs "! o. .rsa:
.,ipe!;lyn, aGi tcc H.y 1 &'n-i "tieE we are nn 81
tempting 40 pat tag est o=1Te It's ho's" h"i IN iGs
oea .. Hoe RI :rc Is much r.cc"' s'"'e aa NOV.
cI. ~ be seat ;i.rnJ:u aa3 Nc'T iJ:H coma lii "ta
,c ,rrcr .ha 70 o: the Virginia ht" Il: her Jlr fna:
1 II: Is not G.? Hour whc vii! teas tmnS2"F'a!or
and w:auh wilt sci r., lE' :; Is te'ia.'.s '1= ors:
,,.o u!-.es per alT Jt"~. HDGr :!o.: a"'
ast .. the wos.: :Ec dJur Of Il!eate, Ca", AZ ..
B,isno:e, Pr!ac.a1y, eomss !" coe.S;,'sn ~t = a
j, IS picc!r.: al ~ if9M Is - II !'.r.a -: ..
e. II wil =! the Bat! more viii 10 he1 i
10 saw On an average per nbL Yet fillmore and New
York uouopcsu nearly all Tie profile uinn u, coGiHg 1
o,.,h, If m. outward ana inward Bound carrJcs the hJ
b, ki!ng + d1ac the North! and tr sls ere -ar3tl ~
to- ws:n might bu!ld aud super our own 'io, IN!
GORE Cry Jsn ra~=in. NorI"!G liner" to! s:rn
nothing: except :p' tt1!n a"' "'.sr'S@ tfe "'.n' i4""
~ uGr i,ur. TIE s!p makes ~ too Hc'E", al nc -
crane aG al! ;Ic profits out Il ~ cents per 1''1 s.'
ia II s0p1 business. The a'"f purchase, ir vH
10. The return cargo. and mai l"uln cargo fs.". " N
!alk asaa either Baltimore ar New YORK "ts-e L!
motifs co. For years haze h1i this degrading sc', ga.
an! cpun; 81 ln! Inc enterprise o. "9s ""7 's10a1t
Oar own !ucfar'- Have &c any fGrtGanf: ~" aaTt
i.n2 p.sga nl5 among 0nr tiSmit irnl"t-; a"', aa:
tu.a!:, - cyir. fr."n Have rs any T-r!s' HIS
,.uois nay! ~ boar :i'c b:unt OF t,tt sTn=s -''
ui say say, no as Ion. a. ih'y ":!! p'ti ms col'::
OF trad. which i'shis:!a ~ IL" iaG 81 u: hes.
tor,sc at their e%1srs2. i,h insin - =" 'r 1'eH3ir"
work in the lie tg.ie s:rac!Ics: nearly all the hare"
,y head whilst II Frrtau. boxing 81 =,s
,iis.r,rc:u facts and waat OF enr:prsc thin.
lr urtic!. Atyis vrrs III slint Steamer "3GI n
nave 10 than lrL lays - Hs INCEST un u.
III, .!i nave said l5.. Gn why Juch e. ~! pm:
.ra,p, G.rinuta, R.Aa, P~rnamSnco nni Ril} These
points wouit HgrN a;r.s hue.lr AND 1ran,o" en-.
peyed vessels hay not cross tho inlnic wte &c!
the average tnc OF the voyage 20 Rio :5au D. ci:'
from Ncw.IJ: and less ffo1 Norfolk. steamers linz
Svgtii ID .-i TN:
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lts ial2".ns scia a:Go':"f'', '''::a'..s y "''.
;rs,s,;, G,r, ssouII pyc appeared cls'i1 - :. ,
,y ,css,rc ia our coluons. "" irloice with ''e "''
that VIRGINIA es:a.e:eoa i s:i! rn'"r.,''' L. iT
si.,arc. to ia. appeal. m2ic 10 i', ." Ais ''''e! ''
sill romon III: "a :less, !si!!iH! o"iE she :
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0S
A GEN.

The N Y Knickerbocker copies the following oeauhai
nes and asks for the their author They have been
attributed Bulwer but whether justly or not we cannot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-08

Nj. Nebstes remarks spea. 10. themselves and wc have
nothing TO say in regard them. But We cannot pass by
unno,iced the address of Gov Johnston, INTRODUCING, Mr.
Webster TO the Legislature II consists Of nspid comp
nlen,s 10 Mr. Webster "a great man" and makes mall
coas slap !. Virginia, when he remarks:
III moi the slrstycG mother OF great nen Pennsylvania
Ia. always endeayored faithfully cherish protect s:>sa
and honor the great and good Of ohsc lands"
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Richmond, April Sd, 1851,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
HAVANA.
| mn. nl.x-E,e-omscaI ssoefosy-~ fsxrsfbftf
( shipping News.

~.
shipping News.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
HAVANA, Tuesday, April l.
Mr.. CLAY dined on board the American war
steamer ssransc on the ed u and has been In conte-
palon by the masters Of American vessels In port to call
upon him at his quarters demonstrate their regard Tor
him az a good man aud distinguished statesman.
Tbe Economical Society,"" having in charge and patron
age ali matters associated with the Arts Sciences aud In
dustry OF the Island held extraordinary session at the
halls OF the nspon the 2Sd ut for the purpose OF de-
csrinR premium, upon articles presented In competition,
reoresentpg all the trades OF the city The nesting his
ExcelleDcy the Bihop presiding, OF highly later
eating character from the exquisite workmansn aspayeo
In articles utility aud TASTE the beauty and elegance OF
The ornamental products OF shops and The greA variety
of specimens exhibited with claims TO merit mRny OF
duplicated for the Words fair Many were present IN
hopes to Mr. Clay but he was not there II being MS
dav of Appointment TO dine al the palace. .
Mr. Clay Ia Havana haf created "a intense ieeng OF III
terest His call upon the CsplsioGenera was promptly
returned by that courteous gentleman, Gen. Jote Con
cham attention which has rarely # ever obtained Tor
sny distinguished citizen of our country or MINK, any
other foreigner from The supreme authoy OF ths lsau
Mr. CLAW has visited the country, having been invited 70
the Coffee estate OF German psner OF laiRe Noe.n,
where he has an opportunity of observing our
necuAr agrcuure-peculsT In system from inc eAcood-
Inc fertility OF the soil aud The character oil me
He will pass through one of the mon oeauuu poIHon' Vi
the Island. -. -. L.-hor anna
fny American vessels so that an unlevoraole
hss been made upon freight Low offers nave oeou
but nor will there be much depression II he
parties interested not mid Tor The unnsge oos, mo-
OF me sesson ~ ssrsnsc Is siiI here Q. u o.
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CITY ITEMS.

ARRIvAL OF THE STEAMSHIP UNION. - This
splendd vessel arrived at this port yes erday NOR
ming. She left New Orleans the lst inst at ) A. ID
.nS wss at her xharf at A. II. on the sth. She
made her passage from the B alise to the HOOK In
DAYS and hours. She experienced strong neSu
winds from the Balse to Key West ana rom
Hatteras to Barnegat. She left on her outward
nss.ase ON the sth ait. at P. IL. and arrived a.
her Rerth on the 10th at A. a. and made snA'
n.s.sse from the Hook to the B alise in days.
During both passages her Engines worked well,
snd REQUIRED no stopping to even key up her
journals needed no cooling indeed the Union has
proved herself to be perfectly fast and an excel
lent sea boat Passengers speak OF her In the
highest terms, aud there was but little sea SICK
ness on board; her accommodations were cool and
.irv the fare excellent and the best OF attendance
She is confidently expected to make her next
massage from City to City in less than days. and
return in less than days. Vessels bound up
the Mississippi: Br. ships Ottelin OF Liverpool
ola ENGLAND. of do; EsPendale, OF do; Dasch
Ada. ship John Il Albert of Bath, Chimera.
The Union briggs the following amounts OF sPe'
cie. G. P. Leverest, $4,000; g. s. Robbins
800 600 James g. Palmer, $4,000; William
Hoge, $4,000. Total. slss,oOO-
ARRIVAL OF THE FLORIDA-The steamship
Florida, Capt Lyon, arrived at this port yesterday
morning from Savannah. We are indebted 90 our
friends Of the Republicans Georgian and NsoS'
for naners in advance of the mails She brings 70
Cabin messengers, whose names will be found IN
sro,ber column, and los in the steerage.
CoMPLIMENTfro CAPr. PORTER OF Tx oLoN-
a1A.-At New. orleans on the 9th uls, massive
,ilver pitcher and sslver were presented 20
len, Porter, U. S. N, commander on the steam
,bip Georgia. The pitcher bears the following In
scription: al Md
s 60. =, a cisy " Dswas. j. n0l.'rs' a
800 - 1r,e r. siaa'os, Jss Csnsa' VsS " - -
4 40. par>-ag-fs "a M as t't 'i'" 49, -
s,,rna AZ see Or'ssas, MsIch - is'''
The presentation was made in eshaii Of the
aonor, bv Hon ]. Clsmeus, u. Senator t''m
Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
supreme COurt....MoSDAT, April 7

James Linden ACT Maria Liuden.-Decree OF
divorce 81 ,ds wih s0cos Of motion ri'tH to P'y
70 tor ., and attach nsnt -ne ~ 500
BAL for plaintiff 18Th sty he sh"1a nos %
pul-ed utemp Court e1ierrc dsefee tn ns e's
M h aaed Mr Pleas Tor DIV re IN the ground OF
former ms mare vhi vsrdct rendered IN hsr iaT W.
l. h@u ro,ee sd the Supreme tn ground OF sc-
ton ontairsd and tecrae hy eeaut mrs l. in-n
ane by her COUNSEL M clover aud moved 20 SCI the dr''
ASIDE irregular, q
John George sgt Mara AnHa George-Decree
ofdvorce at to have co Gays 10 aA'"ef '' ser
Pichard Ness sgt. Ke-iak Ness-Motion for
1uds msrt ct oyorcs-cscies reserved. -.
GEO. w. G0ydner agt Ana Eliza Gdrdher-Mo-
ton N oren beam before rsterse d'smisssd . ,
Warhurst agt Warharst-By default to bring
on M dismissed. - az.
CoyaeIia Crittenden sgt Josiah Crit!eHdeH-
Referred. 49,. =. -. =.
Ann Giles agt John b. Glies-Motion for all
rnorv d.ni.o WITHOUT pre-. udic, TO renew mo'on .
Mary Ann Morson sst. Joseph MorsoR-SuOm't'
ted ,
In the matter Of The People las to the lntunc
ton on h. rasg e sou se'sah t AT II utter
HtiGmbagh, Nj BeLedct moved Tor aoe Papers taAea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

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due Cor loans granted ar would RE 70 So = slol1
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