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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION. Every ln-
tlIgep, man or no suffering from Dyspepsia or
General Debility and wishes find the best remedy Will
he ampy REPAID for examining the certificates and state
mtnts Of esteemed citizens ae ing the efficacy oi the
Oxygcnsied Bter remedy which has the sanctieh OF
scientific men and entitled distinction above the nos
trumS VIII ich have been pufie INTO notorlety. -
Forssleby A. b d Sands. 100 Fuiton-st A l. sooviu
Co BIG and C. Ring. 1872 Broadway and BY Drussisu
generally In the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Tho Boots made by WATKINS. No. ili Fulton St. eau
ALWAYS be HIS object TO keep hs customers
not sell them and then let them BY this line Of
pocy he has built Of the finest customer trades
The city We recommend those who want really GOOD Boots
to cali nj mis- establishment s27 3tSTu&Th
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
WING You've MEs's GENERAL COMMITTEE.

This COMMITTEE holds meeting 1t me s'oaf"iy
House FRIDAY g enips
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
u TAYLoR's SALOON. y

IL TAYLoa's SALOON. No 337 Broad
wav opposite tie Tshe' nace Oj s@Is tfel' S'eseq'
ton Chops koas- Reef asd Lamb; Pouif, Game Ome-
l,tfee tfau, and EggS. O.ster Pates. u aims, ast,
ts,,t, R,sSs Iels Ice Crea ard Fruit Ices. Fruit.
caee Chocolate Tea. LenoIade, SC. Every ateri,on
I.,I,s Il.c h-nrrf 40 In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

BaokFN BANks[lhe eis ol 'ne ,sS osoA.a sos. .i
=. sTthe state Of New. lsrS taken " par ''' " ~
Ssass nsar Al CAuuL's, No. ST Rsaar''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
THE BANKS ARE BREAKlNG.-Billso on the

James Rank. GAINESVILLE Bank OF New Rochelle. Farmer
BANK. Nina Western Bank, White Creek G0yernm nj
Seck. Mchssn Commercial Bank Perth Amboy. and the
Bank OF hanetSee, taken Al pan for Shirts Stocks Collars
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
~ Churches, Hotels, Steamships aad

private dwellings supplied Win eeEsnt ol't NaH5 -
Su,o, piaies new aHd beautiful deslgDs, pael IN vac
mo-, ubsanial manner and ELEGANTLY engr4Ted az very
low prices Orders eLt by eIpress 70 an par OF
trv FyFRpEII, No 80 Broadway, corner D zoe 81
Branch Store No. = walls 81 o. lAl 'in'-o
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
AgsoclA1rn LARoa ANp C.pIrAL.-The

greaf advantages possessed ~ lie HAT fisHEks CSiS
are " ell known Lee1 Comnient Tie goOos ttey
manufacture are hghig appreciated ~ tue nat ~et1o
community Hayng czps.a sucen to iaAe ecu a az. ~
tage ol tho srket pure 4.e u taer na.ea MO
any Of their competitors nus'ss G1 IRON ths Ia.
every peIsoD engaeCd tae -nu lufhs 0l tae so,,
they sell "a superior wuTAIlln. a04 i4efttt1 lh the sa
of sad article IsrC4sOaae 20 conclude iG = .ncf
a better article AID lDcT 4is ftl aLy c1e stiys-
-,ert CesI ard 80 HAT FIxgsaTzs' UNION,
oil 81 No II PL4-IvT, ulpesft As,s1 io~<'-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
~ Every Art is improved by emulation,

and /. the STRIFE SMITH Jr No i01 Futon-st IS the
fastest ,raveter" lie the ReWdees Of Cieihier'
beating hs rivals IN the excellence OF h,s socA anu "
ness OF fpnce. away Of sight Call and etan ne hh
rch ssrtnen OF Ove fcoas maicaless Dress Coa
elex ant Vests PanialOOns. msoe IN broal"ay sse
ARE sold at Fulton st prces Wise people always patrohze
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
To RRlNrERs AND PrsLsHrRs.-Ihe

NxvroR COMPANY respectfully call the attention OF PM
tar Ara Publishers their improved Type and StetvoNe
pirfes Ac The Improvement consists NJ giving 70 taem
se,rr fs, At about third additional cost 50 thss 'her
6nrshity "a Increased direct proportsn to te supef-'
ssnsctv 81 copper type metal which, socorps 70 cor
80 sruersnepts is as Is l. frCm this SINGLE fsct II
Iii ~ ser< be reresved tha, thW face oi copper us1
eve Extraordinary endurance 20 printing surfaces. and eh-
s"r,srs hss fy proved such - De the case The Coa
Asr. - v,reS letters pa,ent for the Improvement and
,S-s Ara prepa receive and sNscnIc ess ~ 'Ae e.
~ 1.shsssns AZ North Wlllam-st., New-NorA
xners arr printed in the COPPER faced Up
.xYs1S Courier and Ensqcr & OF on5 n1h una am
use; b3sS bss.i Hrs wing Room Companon; New. f"rA
DosseR ttsHin ps NKwroN COMPANY,
Orxans an1 osnes' sNorth " WliSaIl-st, n h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ James Bank, GAINESVILLE Ocean
Bank. Eew-leisey; Baak OF New Rochelle: Fsrmers
bank at Mina Hudson Co Baak, New JERSEY Western
Bank, White Cheek City bank. Cape Island and Gov
efnmen, Stock Bank Michigan. Bills Of the above
Banks taken at par by y. wSEEI gR Commissioner Of
Deeds and Attorney at Law, No "a Wall st.
n NR-Plessc make change where necessary 02 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Rxs,sryRsp ACCORDING TO ACr or Con-
C,,axers celebrated London Honey Soap.
ssle wholesale agent W J. DAVIS, No, ise srC"dway
sold retail by all Druggists ard PerfufaeIs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
FAMILIAR IN OUR EARS As HoUsEHoLD

FAMILIAR IN OUR EARS As HOUSEHOLD
WORDS 1T noted fact that ~ name aud fame q ths
NV HsT CoNPANY OF Nos. 10 ard lB Na.sau-st ca
oss he s'ten,Ion Of almost the Whole community, "he
the oua, Of their go8ds are 20 be surpassed oj any IA
the market cot uOst Of d. admire Their system oI
dong bufiDeSy and the unlfr manner 10 "heh ,hey
treat all their customers. Whether ueses Of vac
GOT and Their principle Of One Quality One Pnce sba
No Sbaisment Wrh Their Standard Pfce OF afee DOL
isrs mus. eventrflly traI1pls every obstacle.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

HAVANA ANp PRINCIPE CIGARs.-JAhEs
sApIrKR No Ig Broad way. Franklin BsudinEs. Voaia
-sDoffuiy inform his friends 5ud ihe puoiic tnt re =
ust received large a. very cnacs assortment o. -
and puncit Cears Of yar0us 0ralds whca be oisrs ~
Ijs al reasonable prices either wsale-af ~ fe.A
SApLIEH. iN BroanlyaI. % trlhi D sn-ll.ss =, "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

Nsws TO THE DEAF.-Dr. LUTENER has
arrived in the city His patients and the deaf consult
bm at his Office Ne 499 Broadway one door above the
American Art Union, from TIL o'clock. Deafness dis
charges from the external and the head cured
without nsk pam. Fee for consultation, unpaid
letters refused O2 4tD&tW'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ A PHYSIOLOGICAL TREATISE on the
HAIR accompanies each bottle Of DAVIS Hyperion with
certificates Of cures affected by IT, sdesI ed 10 acquire
greater celebrity than other article IN FOr sale
at the principal depos 8i Ludlow St. and 1872 Broadway
corner Of John-st Also for sale OF B0wery and
Grand ST. No 362 Hucson-it No III Broadway, Of
ST. and by druggists generally Price 2j cents IN large
bottles
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

u The Ladlss are pertiuily inVlted
"a Gp,tss HIS varieties of tie RiGug lla have been
multiplied fr the pe-at lie has not only ,ne
Jenny Land and fsTo6i Hats, bat .eter@i new syse'
eduaiy er.ceful with Wars. Gtshiiets. &c-t0 c1ft>-
pcnd itb eAeh GESIN, No. 2ii Broad "~y o2r's'e d.
Pauls
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ Invalids requiring DR.. BANNING's
Patent Body Braces and neverang Rupture Trusses, or
his Travelling Companion BY which sea-scsness is entire
ly prevented and the effect of every kind of ong COM
Mercer.st near Canal e9U
II FOwLERs a. WELLS, Phrenologists
sud Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nsssau-s near the Park
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

ALLEN DoDwoRrH'S PRvArE DANCING
ACADEMY No s.S Broome -, near Broadway Classes
" IN comneIce MONDAY, Oct Tor gen leuica. aud ON
WEnNESpAY Oct for LADIES' Scm monthly Sources. for
n,o,is anlv Ol 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~ Why SMILES the housekeeper to-day I?
What are those she sweeps away
Insects dead of every kind;
Not a live one left behind
Ofthem all her house Is freed
LYONS Powder did the deed
Principal depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and pills,
No. 42i Broadway. oil yD<W
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

~E.H. LUDLOW will SCH at Auction
This Day. at les O'Clock. al No 1S Broadway he eatIe
6rnare contained IN SAID house, sting oi Mahogany
Piano Sofas Chars Tables Brussels aaa Ingram Carpets.
Mating on Cloth. Beds, Bedding, Blankets meets
Table C.oths, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
ITCaN'T BE DovE.-No man can present

BossErs-FALL STYLES The subsc respectfully in
forms the ladies Of this cy that he now prepared 10 ex
hbt his Fall Styles OF Chldens Fancy HAS and Beaver
Bopuets He anxious that they should be gatihed IN
looking at his speDeio specimens Of Chdrsns Beaver
Hats the most eleg gant desirable and stylish WINTER has
Tor Children, ever offered for Their inspection -
$50 Ste BANTA, No. i0G Canal-.t corner Wooster
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
Coon Doors AND SHOES AT Low PRIcEs.

50 2NAssAu-sT.-Boot.m makers Union AssO-
iaiion Boots Shoes Caters retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02

n FsNToN's PATENT FLINT ENAMEL
WARE Wholesale and Retail Depot, No 3e8 Broadway
Q orDer Princen. BEMAN u CAsE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04

IN criminal court. He may be made to for II
At another tribunal late act OF Congress has taken
away the power of officers TO inhiot punishment their
crew. but until that act passed last winter officers
were empowered to enforce obedience to the ships laws
II the Grand Jury found the punishment whip.
ping they would not consider 1t cruel aud treat
ment but the party charged has taken hold OF club
or any other such instrument 10 inict blow ii would
be cruel and unusual II man is confined below and
kept on low food ii he Is sent aoft unnecessarily in
tempestuous weather, 1t is cruel and unusual If the
safety Of the ship does not require But IL the safety
OF the ship requires the peril of life, it could
not be considered cruel unusual punishment to send
man aloft in any weather, however tempestuous One
person charged with entcng soldier desert which
Is offence that subjects the party offending to
fine Of $500 years imprisonment. There are
vera charged with Obtaining letters
money, by fraud and deception Ii is made high cri-
minal offence for any person to interfere with the
respondence Of others, coming through the Post ONCE,
whether the letters contain value not but 1t is still
higher offence to obtain letter containing value.
There Severs persons charged with endeavor TO
make revolt, and many also charged with SNUG
Cling The Judge explained the law on those two OF
fences Over twenty indictments would be aii before
them against captains of vessels portion OF them Anne
ricans and some foreigners for violating an act OF Con-
css which prohibits them from carrying over certain
number of passengers The act which defines the space
10 be allowed TO each passenger passed lsi7 and
subjects the person violating II to pecuuiary punish
ment and also to imprisonment 1t is a msdemeanor;
and for each passenger in he subject to fine
Of $50, and 70 imprisonment for year. After
further observations from the Judge the Grand Jury
tired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04

Il, vi,
BRE.psTUTFs.-F7ou 4c.-State and Western flour
has been in fair request since previous report and
with firm market, the sales have reached about $500
bbls. Superfne No y at s. 81 So 10; mixed to IA
vorite Indiana and Michigan at IS VI 81 06 ordinary
10 choice State, at 81 81 II good and round hoop
Ohio at 81 II - 81 and pure Genesee at 81 n
81 81. Canadian in better supply, and less vaiu-
able OF common 800 bbls in bond were taken ut 81
06d. In Southern there much doing, but prices
very stiff 1900 bas mixed to good brands found
buyers at 81 so 81 Is and fancy at 81 81 So 80.
For rye -four a limited inquiry making and some
small parcels sold at s. A. Meal held at IS Is
for Brandywins; and SO for Jersey, with dull mar
ket Wheat was in good supply and declining. Some
$500 bus Gcnesee purchased at private bargain
and l05oo do Canadian in boud, at 90 96c The Corn
market still lower and more active. The inquiry
for export. and for home was very brisk and the
sales reached about 6000 bus round Northern Soc
mixed Western, at 56l &C; and heated Southern,
at Sol. 56c Rye was plenty and duh, at Toe 5000
bus sold from the wharf at that rate. Barley ranged
from SIC a 81 without any demand Oats were pretty
active and firm al A I5c for jersey and 10 &c.
for Northern
Cor1os-The market Is steady, and rather firm. but
without much buoyancy neither holders buyers
appear anxious about the future The sales reach 100
bales.
cotton, 7-32d; for corn AZ sd. asked. To London,
so barrels OF oil engaged at 22s. Cd; Is casks
whalefoos at the rates 400 barrels ron and 1900
do do other naval stores Is per 2so lbs For hour,
Is Cd asked so tons cedar wood taken at sd.
per FOOT and 40 do freghts at 2os per 40
cubic feet To Glasgow heavy freight taken at POS
To Havre cotton vssteady at hreeeighths Of penny
There no change in rates to California.
PRovIsIo,s-Pork something weaker, and very
dull In retail lots 800 obls were purchased at Sl4 81
SIS for mess sli rs Sl4 ~ for old; Sl3 Is
$40 81 for prime and S2 81 for old Beef also
less firm, and abundant. Sales Of $50 bbls. were
ported al IS Sll for and 81 s. SO for prime
Ticrce beef and beef hams without any movement
change in value. Cut meats had a downward ten
dency 200 packages hams sold at Sc ard shout
Some go bbls prime realized . 9hsc. Butter and
cheese have not varied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04

On Tue-lay June .. Many. VT, u MATTHEW Kehoe,
native II County Carlow Ireland ia the 9th year q her
sge
The relatives and friends o. The family invited 10
attend her funeral this ~ edneeday) afternoon from
her late residence corner ~ Washington aud Leroy
streets al clock Her rcmhias will b. taken 90 vii.
lismsburgh for ntermcnt
ON Tuesday June o MAnta Lorts, daughter a Daniel
g. Tuthill aged year months and DAYS.
The friends and acquaintance n the family are re-
spectfy requested attend her funeral this afternoon
at 8 o'clock from No 32i Greenwich street.
ON the "a Il June jaws Moti0r
The friends and Acquaintance Of the family arr r..
spectfilly invited to attend his funeral this day 81
O'Clock from his late residence IS Twelfth street be-
tween FIRST and Second avenues
on Monday june . q consumption. sARAH 49, Wfe
Of Electus Comfort. AGED - ycars.
The friends Of the family and those a her brother
Matthias OOoderson also the mCnbers 81 Covenant
lodge 80 35 y o. . y resp' ctfuly invited 70
attend b,r funeral from her late residence, No 100 ~
bridge street on Wednca ay. 9TH Inst. at hati-pagt
o'clock Her remains viii Il taken to 'yPrcss ii4-
Cemetery for interim nt
"a IIoboxus Bergen county Nov Jer y. iuua ! 7t
drnpsy MtEo.eIt Esfts daughter ~ Abraham anl
Margaret Litchuit aged T. years months end days
formerly 81 tms city
AT L6ni vic Keuturty. My erh. q. u te
h,roy, Il itis c.ty an ia.i1W {. ILL., .eI" h"t ~
Minor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


BosToS, June 2-Brokers' BOord.loo shares Vermont
and Mas. Railroad, SOls Concord Railroad, II a YER
mont and Canada Railroad, IOO % Reading Railroad, 2
20 do. b6Dd 49, 100 Long Island Railroad II ii IA Boston
Concord and Montreal Railroad, 5l Boston and Maine
Railroad 1905; Boston and Worcester Railroad. LOG:
Nashua and Lowell Railroad lu7 u Northern Railroad IL
100 ogdensburyh Railroad Ss Is6 Philadephs, Wilmington
aud Baltimore Railroad. go g DO. bSd ia: Vermont
Central Railroad 3o 90 do bod So ~ South Shore Rail-
road Is ssySR Eai,roA va Y 81 sa lgl. West ,,
- DO ~ 81 do s6i.: 10 BANK Of North America; G2
Bank Of Commerce. o7s Croeers Bank, iV1l 70 Msr.
ctsnts Bank loy 500 Ugdensburgh Railroad Bonds
60 vermont Central Railroad Bonds 1SG gl,st WY Mich.
Central Railroad convertible Bonds payable
bl0d, lei's; Loo DO, payable 1875, loL
PuLaprrrrrA June 3-Iirst BoarS-slCo GOO Harrisburg
Railroad g. !3 loo Penn. Sc 9iFa lp City o. ~ tW
Lehigh Int shares Pennsylvania Bank M 2Kcntucky
Bank, no Mcdaniel Bank, GOA ~ Merchants and
Manutaeturers Bank, Pttshurr, g. Farmers and
Mechanic Bank. ~ North America Bank. ltzi IS
Pennsylvania Railroad. IS. II Wilmington Railroad %
100 Reading Railroad. s's. r do s5 ' lsfc Pr; %
Railroad. 3d.; q Nicksburg RaroAa 49,,
Morris Canal lj4s AFTER Saiess go Camden ana sLbor
&C. - 30 shares Reading Railroad -, Second Bcor5-
81 ty schuykill Navigation De- 81 LOO lthig asvigs.
ton Sc ~ shares Penn Bank liz 10 Mia. Hill Railroad
O. y DO, e6irard Bank. LIS. .fter sci;s-sc shares
Reading Railroad 81.
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TeleRraphie Reportx.

3
Tn stock Of pork in the warehouses ast Ling
5000 bbl.. (which 10 600 1000 o., 1000
prime and 600 unexpected Holders we're generally
asking $40 for branded mess New Western butter I.
Nrv oRrIASs june {. 1851
Cotton dull MiiLing ga $50 Bacon duu-prime
ribbed sides 81 SIC, shoulders a6f.c sugar
arm-fair u, Sac, Whiskey dull Il IS ls5ss. Rio
coffee R9' ,c Corn-50 a Sc for prime yellow anu
white Flour heavy, at 50 % for Ohio Lard in tierocs
snd obis At III aT4ci Kegs lie.
Sales ~ tobacco here since the 1T November last over
1000 bhds inercase over same time last year 1000:
mon 4uaiitie- very iow price and dull but manufaeur-
ing in good demand
The sales to-day Of aour we're 800 bib at - 81 IS
Tor Howard street and 81 81 for city Mills At auction
= hhds Porto Rico sugar were cold 1t -, a6ac
CHsrItsro>. June 2 1851
Our cotton market l. arm with sale. Of 1900 bales at
inl prices. Extreme rates range from o to- g..
RocHrsrlE. June 8, ISL.
III. amount Of -four that passed the weigh D. In this
city Tor The week ending three O'Clock to-day ~
as ibis Il wheat 3gsg bushels. ~ los bushels
produce market l. quiet With snail Sale % Gencsee
wheat a. = O.. IL aogr and little nothing i
doing
TIE receipts flr The pat twcuty-four hours have
been - our 5000 barrels wheat 5000 bushels
taco The demand Tor -four l. moderate; the market Is
heavy snd tending slightly downward sales 100 bbls
al 81 ~ 81 90 Wheat h held above the views II buy
Corn Is easier with better inquiry 5000 bushels
sold ~ 81 isc a 45c for mixed Western Ohio wh~Sey
Ass, june :. 1851
TIE past twenty four hours receipt. have been
Flour. 1000 bbis wheat none. c0ru 24npl bushels
in -four the transactions smaller than yesterday
saie 100 hbs Ut - - " Tor Michigan, and ~ ~
- ag FIR pure Gonesee Prime wheat 4 In fair d.
mRne With 6rm market Common descriptions tens
downward Sales made 81 5000 bushels ordinary
Gcnesc. hpi Michigan. AZ sc There y less doing IN
co... aud the market 4 falling rses - eu'ne's =
ssc for round yellow aud 20 for Weston naked Dat
sre auiat $50 bushels sold. az zoe
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CHARLFsToS-Steam ship Marion Bones and lady Mrs
Atkins Misc Atkins Mrs Herrott, Mrs With.rs Atkn-
Chas Brsnon. Mr. and Mrs Curtis, sssss Burke.
Mrs M,lmot tive CHILDREN and nurse. Miss sher.ood
ssss Grossly ans .s G.rdp
Il Atkins, n saroyer Banks, Doctor Y warns Mr..
Mather, lady and son, Douglass, W Brown, Hon
p9inseA and lady, T Hodges A @ villa, A Pine
and brother Mrs Pine Sargent and lady Chase
Miss Pine, Edney, Neyin and Mrs Tremhy, Mrs
sloman. Henry and child Bradbury aAd do, Tksyer
Miss Ward Miss Jeaneret Mrs and Miss Hogan Mis-. Hogan
Miss 30 rrowe. Moore. ] Wakefield and lady, A II
Ednger, II DAILY. VIC Ravonal DR. z Harr6tt,
sherman, Benz amin Able. W Giiand, Murray
notwithstanding fiorida-R Hutchi.on lady, two
ans, AMI .%S Mise 1psso and a
son, lady and daughters; Mrs Bogardus, Merritt.
Mrs Wright and daughter. Mrs GrGen Miss Graen. Mrs
eebe and LADY Mrs Day daughter and servant YAH
rske lady and Mrs Hastings Mrs Fshburn and
Isawye5 Mr willismson. Jas Cody. Geo Bu,ley. DN
Track lady. child and NURSE James Creevy II Demond
Miss fowle, Miss Virginia Parkh Miss Ellen Park
nins.. Parker DR. JOS Styles. VIM wade. Henry Re-
Miss Pitney, Miss Van Nalkenberg. senkins
Henry Wells, James spoeord, Swift Bosworth Mrs
Mr. Rood lady. child and nurse Mrs Merry Miss Crane
Mrs adleY, Mrs Wright and three children Nor
rell, Lynes: d Linee Taaks Mrs Lines and child,
LIvERpooI-Paeket ship Jacob w,stervet-Mr and Mrs
George jackson Brooklyn LII Thomas Byron, Birkenhesd
GALvEsroN-ship " m B Travis-cariton Nevmsa
HAnBuRG-Pruss bark Charlotte-Mr Broker.
BRISTOL E-Br bark Zoe-Mr Dennison.
sAvArILLA-Brig John Freneh-Nicolas Acos.a.
ST JOINS. PR-Schr Sarah karia-R Rios. Perg, N
..sr BARrs-schr General Marien-DanisI Nesmith. II
Martin.
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WING County Convention at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, June 8. 1851
The Wing County Convention held here to-day
There great conflict, partly local and partly Of po
icsi and State Importance. The Convention numbered
6hy four delegates and in the words of Of them
81 they fought like thunder" held last
nisat which ruled the roost to-day There vx great
~:r pulling The interest deep, accounrof the
number Of Offices and upon the nomination
Senator the party interests of the wings depend in the
State Senate The Senate consists Of thirty three
bers Of whom wings and sixteen demo
CRATE. Eleven go out. and eleven new men to be
elected this fall in their places Ii is calculated that the
two parties will be balanced by the result and the cast
ing depends this district Of which there is
doubt. The great anxiety have . strong man
rutherford S. d. Kames and J II Berryhill The Kun
KEEL interest prevailed all through the Convention He
obtsined the nomination lie is young lawyer Of great
eio9 uenee and promise
Jacob Lands and James Freeland nominated for
the House Of Representatives.
A o Hieston and VIM Murray were nominated Asss-
tant Judges George Louck for sheriff; Abraham Fres
for Recorder; Christian Carlow for Treasurer Da-
MEL REGGIE for Commissioner and j. j. Pierson. for Pre-
eident Judge
Resolutions adopted denouncing Mr.. Lewis. the
collector of Philadelphia and sailing upon the President
far inn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04
BY TELEGR APH,
Affairs In Washington.

earLErIOS or THE CONTRACT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
DRY soCR-A TREATY TO III MADE wlru rHE
sIosI InDIAss-sEcRErAEY coRwIN AND COMP
rEsfLER wHIrTLEsKY, ETC.
W.sHi,oros, June 3 1851.
hesars Dakin Co get the contract for the California
Dry Dock. The terms have been agreed upon. and
Signed BY the contractors and the Secretary of the
navy and duplicates Of contract being made out
Comptroller whttIesey, in a card in this mornings
Isgne- denies the correctness Of that part Of the
Halls despatch OF Sunday which stated that Secre-
tsry Gorwin and he had any quarrel because OF his
fua pass the warrant for carrying treaty with
the Minnesota Indians lie to-day, however avowed
the truth Of the main fact that he had refused
the warrant; but said il mere difference upon a
lnsd point which caused unpeasantness his part
and he did not suppose could have annoyed Mr. Corwin
He aeo deprecated the publishing Of what he termed
family Misunderstanding ~ liable to do harm. The
pubic viii judge after this OF the necessity of his dipo-
matte note, denying IN sort ofSay important part
OF The statement and leaving what is really the st OF
the natter untouched.
Commissioner Lee OF Indian Affairs has got his treaty
money 100000 placed at his disposal and will leave
forthwith for Minnesota. to make treaty with the
Sioux Indians lie takes Ashton White, democratic
CLERK in the Interior Department, with him as an
sttsche.
The Republic, of this morning. labors TO defend Secre-
fary Oorwin, is used to- when edited BY Nj Hall to
defend Secretary Crawford.
h. q. Angebrodt has been recognized A. Consul for
Sa1ony, at st. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-04
Interesting southern ITEMS.

Both the sOuthcrn mails have arrived
The Savsrnah Republican says that Governor Med
pats nomination prcsent' distinctly the ques ton OF
seces-ion o. Union, and does BOT fear the result
spsnisb letters received at Savannah. al that the
cry Oflberty IL 20 be raised At Ca the 18th June
The Southern papers plain Of the backward
0itson Of the cotton crops.
slave named TOBY has been ntenccd 10 he hung at
Bcdmona for 70 bling aud uring chicken house. by
which an adjoining house occupied BY negro woman
ccnsHmed
william Jenkina has been appointed WARREN q the
E,ry and Penitentary