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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
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close s' on ss Day rsS 5ts IL oooss I. ss Rs,dns
hfSa BAGS Thomas, Porto Rioo Jsm,s aud ~
s ns At The Esehsaas reading Room @ Isehshss on
letter Bars fsr savannah per sesm.r Aabsm. will close
At the Resaihs Room ts1 Esehanseh on Saturday FEB
Rio y.nsro and yspsr.,' par ,,s,Tst
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Letter s, q e ss s., sI,S S:n a9 s,sss
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Room co. Eseh.nse on SATURDAY STD ms. 81 ~ ooi,aa
me aSs.. Letter ss arc also =. KsnyOns VI wal
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Pnn.ApsLrsIA, Fob % Phi.
AT,i,saIsshr syly hs eis. sf. .s;. Eny
Eioaerron, nataserds Bay tTesssE John Stall SHARP
Cray ss.Ip' ao JobB Potts Brow .. cestt wirSto &C.
MisceIisneoas.
Provhs.tovn "a inst Der maohnsry being out q order
srr Btsny ssMirr, from Liverpool. at Bal.mors. es-
i sst Lead rail rs' rs s Seis srss, sc.
BR ss sra Gas NAPIER q bile reports passing s0sh
~ 81 r,pS, -. ssd White love- m,sts ana black mast
hads ana hease deck tainted white Undoubtedly bark
sr CoRses Nsshsr from Boston for san rtsnosco put
INTO T,e,husno Oct 2. had vsry heavy vsahes 81 C,ea
and received other slight samsgs.
B.nE CapLos-Pilot boats Phantom, Hornet and Trieni
arrived = Bsses q, MI from ,ss wreck 2, sss
sa sane dsy Iii tsIS thai sevs-si Lyan vessels have
picked which adft in tbs bay when the Car
went 10 pieces.
Ins sAroIsor Eltrid,., from sL.ndo. for B,i'lme-s
tE but scheoner belonging 60 Bangor There 10 insnf-
snce on lie n for 1905. At fhomsstOn.
Sous CH.s sr, Tilshmap, left Ceutrevlie Nd, on The
evening Of the R day struck rect Of Queenstown creek
during heavy Gale, leak and sson hll-d with
who're they without food Ere exposed a. the
piercing cold and waves bestng over til " ooloas on
dhe nornng Of tbs h when bos, from re steamer Hugh
prevented the long boat from returning 70 the steamboat
snd after she lett e penr began % OF With whtct Al
their ahor exhausted and badly frosted Five soloed
persons stu on board the sohr badly frosted who were
finally got on shore
Tnr Boston Station reports schr Abbot Lawrence
from NYors In sht House Chsnnei With loss o. anchor
sbd cable by drli ice Also that W vessels are in the voi-
nifty Of Egg Rock saving cotton from bark Carlos
CoMMrRcE BosroN-Arrvss at the port o. Boston DUR
sehis lioors; bark brgs sad eohrs We Bri'ish,
schr edisb and ~ American The clearance,
during the same p'riod we're ihips ~ estss brgt 70
sehrs ,rs seopi y bsss ssd 70 seAr' we're 5th s.ss
remainder American. In addition 70 the ablve steamship
NsTss the 9th, from Ltvpocl ard sd on the 18th,
her return.
Popr Rrcpsorp Ps-Tne arrivals a, Port Rie. mond Pa
during the year 1900 3bsrks brixs 37f sehrs ln
sleoTs apo Hesner msbng total Of 4Ss Jshumber Of
targes ard boats arriving durirE the was 2tg6
Notice 20 Mariners.
The sshr Enterprise srrytd yesterday from Nssssu. Mp.
in that sreprsensd "a. chart a. drifting
v,rd ~, west from ire eject II hssvy vnd which
had been blowing for three or four days
Brig Lyra tne Lsry asss from C.rdenss for Rchmond
= srs ks,sJs s III from B..s, ses cxssns Feb os
eshosL
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The Albany Post Office Robbcry-Canal
Collectors, SC.

ALBANY, February 3, 1851.
George Bramhal who has been on trial for the last
eight nine days before the U. s. Court, has been
convicted Of robbng the Albany Post Office. His con-
feerae Gaylord it is said will plead guilty. os-
borne, the &C unterfeiter will be tried to- morrow.
The Canal Board have appointed the following col
lectors on the Erie canal New York, Anson ".
Evans Albany, James w. Green West Troy Robt. j
More; Utica, John .. Ray; Syracuse Norman Odd;
Rochester, Joseph Cochrane; Lockport, George H.
Boughton; Buffalo Darius o. Baker.
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ns,ss j. n: s:,.. .:
f. &: 8 'i. a s;'; s
w !: q -
Hs.eh for dos wesks Arnirlas Br.nL Nordsnslts for
ss.s s:s s.Ssi. s f Fl
wassy SS;is n L H.s.S. ss'i Ss' EYs,a
days COR. Gsndy. for NYorl Sid schr xmssds
oEss asls nss1 1 =. fe, Am vessel. i. port
As ;s iS;:::
s.i ke.,a E:s.ass sch csisa. 18th s
c:isss,s: sssisss: ion; :ssi Ss:sS;a
Gsy T fsi s:E s ssss9 a..
d.ssi 81 ri. ia brnsss1hos orssa.r
s.y io1 san ana
susrNAM. Jan 5Arr brig Frank Tucker Boston, 20 days.
Bosro~ AR ships Judah Touro Mich erson Nor
si .oS eSsa
css P.1i
s siI sT sS. s.ss
y.sms Il. P.oviaset.sR Har?i: Means WiI%insssa:
Pres. H3sssa T.nslsI vi sss sss Tssss. .sss
sl. sss e e;.
Eos9 Erie
BRIG snip
sss
kGs sIh o. T s Graham k JansrI ELICIT cot,
ham, sshr WIN Burke NY'Il Non
CALAIS tsa acid brig o,len. Richards c.rdenas 2ls
TRAnnsonT. J.n s-Tfa harsor closed with cs x.r-
LIVES. FEB 5P M~TSe Breakwster has not been see.
10 consequence Of the heavy fog which prevails
sy ,'i
Y ,s
Boston and Adele for YVES, ladies pIoossded in
sssufdsy isS ' WIND Light from NV wss,hsr
si cha
as Dnss Sss Russian ve. Rio a.
J.ners Bella del Wilmer Chssre Indian Queen, Cha
9th a, sssps Gran.ss Bssss,dss o.siz auren Psas
sslk xy%f: ssr9: assss. isfS ais;: I9siss' ssssi.
r.rna schr Mary Ellen: waorsh,m Gsvsna n:lex,
and bark Siitsdss and bs seiiie th ships Re-
sSsiS Ashss va 'is Cap.
s h zip
rIsses hound g New oIs.ns bar. Es.bsh = fer nn
for Charles tom and Virgins for Richmond down
company with the City bat The bark Elm. for Bos
ton AID the previously reported the ssy vessels In
harhor No diminuon in the quantity of floating ios
FEwnuas PORT Feb s@Arr sohr Harvest Price, Potomac
River
NEWPORT Feb 2-Arr brig w l Watson, Thompson, Port
Spain for New Bavsn; 3d. schr Nuure watts Norfolk for
ORDERS soops ward Dayton Proyde.ee for NYork; SeA
Witch Wells do 4th sehr Stagg tnaw Mohsner.
Eastport for NYork In Tor esal Tho brig Watson
eEaDs In port.
Nyw LONDON, Feb Arr schr d willet. smith, Mystic
for NYok; sloop Chelses Norman. stsnipeton for do
Nav HAvyS, FEB s-Arr sloVp Speaker, NYork. SID brig
Industry Pike, n Crox.
PRovingNoE. Fet 3-Arr sehr Jarvis Lyon. Burroughs
Philaeelphfa
PoPrLArn. Feb 3-Arr bs1ks Canada, Dyer. MstanssN
Diligence Woodbury. Ranger Merrill, NYork bdg
Motto vInng Mssanz sehrs inde Evidence. Knsh Ball
tiuore: Excel, Edxardr Nyogh. ..+...
wALTnaILS Jan 3Arr bark Iowa. Balimore Dutch rohx
baramacra, b. III to load for Brazil.
Ian 1-Arr slOop Citizen, NTorh; ID
Alexander n, Fish. HYork; sioep Prgeent, do.
WscAssET Jan 30sld brig Pacific, Yates. Jaek VIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

SouTH CAROLINA AND THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
The correspondence between the Governor of
South Carolina and the British Consul has bsea re-
ferred to a select committee of the Legislature,
chosen from the Charleston delegation, with power
10 sit during the recess of the Legislature. II Is
believed that the law for imprisonng free blacks
will be abandoned, or modified go as TO conform to
an enactment in force at Wilmington, N. c., which
requires all free colored persons to be on board
their vessels from sunset 10 sun rise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

PFp STEAMER CsNApAl
A~sy. Nov 7-sd Duke VI keEhury, san Francisco.
nruFR Oct El-Paasad, Anne Buokham, Barber, shaus-
NYork 3s Australian, Chever hanls Tor doi no.
tors, Lao, ksdn for sYorki 10Th, candAeS, Arsint,
Bs1Avi. Nov 5-Arr Minstrel. Boston.
BpYwgr Jan liar Europa, Charleston. ~
B0RpsArS Jan Isia Lease Newton, NOrlesng; gth Gt-
bert, Green, NYorh; Harvest, Fuller, Phiisdelphal
Log l5th-sidonis tPrusl Ruth rlorh Alfred katAl.
VIE De TesSsins Lmonnsr francisco hoJOn, ban
CanniIT Jan li-Ar Tamsrac, Patehins. Hull for Nor
cpeoHpsvrx, Jan i1-Arr Letiti, Hsyn. Noriesns
CsrIz jan G-Arr hlesina Burl ngsmc Nforki Carries.
Rudeph aoi Garsnd esrde %. ID 3D. Bershirs smith,
DIAL jan BAR Rival RysIton London tfor savannah
18TH hmsris Eagle Dosne NYok and sid for London;
Gisssow jan li-srr osnos, Kelley, NYork; 18th, Ame-
rks sserhensop Forlesns Sid llth xsry Ann, CsrVi
Tork. -, -.
G.trv ROsfs Dec T-RessttaI Pratt, for Nrork.
GrSos Ian Arr Orozimbo, Profpmo, EOrlesns
Gs.EvocE, Jan A-sld hartha's vineyard. Grmths,
Yors; eoYKia Allen, do kovs Scottish Hstheid Boston
Hose Rose New 2-hrr ess Brsere, feval San Franots
60. wisconsin Mumford do 5tb, Sea WITCH Frer 40;
6sh Thos Sears Graves, soi Wh, Sir George Pollock,
Wihsr, 40, Poke yery, do sB Waterman F.k Do 10Th
1sth sss Gull osepsen do 18th, Anieiops, Lubect, do
i'm Ralph Thompson, 10th, Rhodes, Rsmnst.n de 2lst
Iowa wsshbprn. dos 18th, Amitv Parsons, do 18th, In
disneren (DsnJ DO sdNovA Niosls Nieolsrses Feifcr
Csliforsi.; 18th, Watcher, Durocs Nferh Dth kssns
as,ss. Jan arr Patrick Henry Hovos Norissns
Ifb, LiyiSs Ass, sasv, DO lib, Old Ins'anddoi Isa.
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INV xORK LnoIsLAyURz.
BY AoRsR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
A.. Vsh a lak1

DenAeos
BY AoRsR's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
ALBANY, Feb. q, 1851.
PETITIONS
or the Geld officers Of the LIST brigade New York
State Militia against the divsisn OF the Sd regiment,
and orgs nizstion Of separate regiment thsrefron-
For the equalization Of tolls railroads For the
amendment of the charter Of Binshanton.
The Attorney General transmitted report on the
present coalition Of immortal suits.
The annual report Of the Institution for the So
wings OF Merchants Clerks for 1851, was received
BILL INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. BRAspRErn to provide for the incorporates
of steamboat companies.
sAcKErs HARBoR RAILROAD.
The bill giviBg the sackets Harbor and Sarategs
Railroad Company year further to organise under
the general law, was debated al the morning. Ad
journed.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. s, 1861.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Eighteen for staying the collection OF rents
noral lands For the repeal of the registry law. Be-
vsnteen the repeal modification OF the free schoo
law FOR the passage of the plotxlaw now pending
Two to prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors
beverage.
BILLS REPORTED.
incorporating the New Ysrk Academy of Medicine
The New York delegation reported bill prohibiting
the sale # drew, cd by unlicensed persons in said
city referred
The annual report of the South Brooklyn Savings
Institution received.
NOTICED.
Relative the and collection of taxes in
the city of New York Incorporating the Female Home
Benevolent Association of the city Of New York. re-
curing com psnsation tor personal injury.
INTRODUCED.
Amending the Revised Statutes in relation to lar
ceny; incorporating the Academy OF the Sacred
Heart, in New Yo-k regulating rates of wharfage
lie hters in the cities of New York and Brooklyn.
TARIFF.
Mr. LESTER of Rensselaer,, offered eeries of joint
resolutions relating to the tariff. Laid the table
sEw YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The bill anne ndipg the act incorpo Grating the New
York Life Insurance Company. of New York city, was
parsed in Committee of the Whole. This amendment
relates to division OF the Irodts of the company and
exsmpts members personal liabilities for losses
Adjourned
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LlvFRpooI-st canship ca, yds. at Bosson-Nt and Mrs
Uman. Mss Fricta, b. eridss, Frederick vaae: Ed
ward soliinswood Beck, 1patroh, A Johnsoa Bur-
rsl Deity, II Trsshsn. ~ AIhgrss cCrn'.n. Lieu
TbomA Riddle, ar Wsolfer. M .kett, Mr. Hunt Mr.
are Mr. Asype Crsnd De Bullussrre, Henry Darn Miss
Russell Gansley. Jas Cropper iiliaus. osses,
unde wood, Finney Lyon, l1mea Cain, James Jami
Barton RI ooes. Dundss Darius Aaokie, Gary. Geo
SArjaren, Mr. Georre, Mre Kinney.
Fan Juan. g A-Sebr II terrriGop Nichols, j Hem
rsty, W q Lester Beach J Collins, N CftYton
Taysr, Rse sar. B.s ton. horton, NJ Crowley. Y
smith. O. Mepprr- u honroe, J nenroe. Grisson.
siross, smith, Dsyis, . Gibbs, g Hacker.
thfASeHsI-shtp TgI ssr-ch,s Bsyisrc.
Bukcos Rgs--Dsuieh brig TritCn-@W b KirDsn.
HAyAsA-Bng Edsar-J McGrcgar, Pierre.
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IWKpPoor-Sttamship hrote-Gen Ramon Herrera, lady,
sen, aae ser, ant Chill Al Louis Sullivan, New York;
Cuban Hook d. Booth. Cincinnati Ohio, Motley,
New York; kslph Phnney do, Lew beaver II dobpa.eh
e. and lady doi " Jsfsrs do; W Hume, Trinidad;
UaskeU. New York; Edwr-d Bfinghurst, philudei phia
George Redhed and lssy New forN King and lady Mo
bile; Leon Gonzales eho, ana servant, Havana lives
and ves peSoo. Vim Peters and Kins.ton CAu dag
!ss hishards d.; Stevens and lady London; John
Strne, Liverpool.
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Virginia Internal improvements, sc.


The Virginia Legislature have appropriated 100000
to Manassas Gap Railroad. They have also passed a
bill authorizing the Governor to employ counsel to
sist the Wheeling Bridge Company in its defence
against the efforts OF Pittsburgh to have it sbs0d
No all has been received south OF Petersburg to-
uight
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Bosro-, FEB g. 1851
The ship Eonsntun .; Boston from Baltimore for
Caforri. vsth o0a took Gre on the 1st of November
~nd put Into Falkland Islands She wss ssutted, aud
~ Total loss,
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Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Feb. 8, 1851.
fire broke out about O'Clock this morning in the
stables Of the Geassee House, destroying them and
several other stables with thrty.two horses, owned
principally by farmers from the country. A fireman
injured by falling gutter striking him on the
hssd-not seriously, however The rumored murder Of
q school boy at Celdon, proves to be hoax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

WARRINGTON, FEB. D. IbSI.
James L. Mcguire Of Baltimore, has bssa appointed
Secret Agent Of the Post once Department.
Another effort for modification OF the tariff win b.
made In the House. whom the Appraisers Bl fron the
Senate taken up, and with stDngsr chances Of sue
cess The scarcity Of silver severely felt here and
change oa1 with difdculty be obtained.
Notwithstanding statements. to the contrary, Mr..
6chsnck viii 60 to Brazil Minister shortly alter he
adjournment OF the present Congress.
st. Matthews Catholic church was burgariously
entered last night, and robbed Of . massive silver
cross feet high used In the adorning Of the altar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06

THE VOLCANO AT THE GREAT SALT LAKE.-A
correspondent of the Buffalo Commercial Adper-
ttser gives the following description of volcano
in the vicinity of the great Salt Lake =" This vol
cano is in a plain of mud, and on the borders of
the Lake. 1t is composed of mud, and covers
several acres. Steam and water are escaping from
some half dozen apertures. The mud is raised up
into cones, the highest not five feet from the gene
raj surface. They are terminated by tubes, some
hardened and lined with crystals of sulphur and
other substances. One of the cones throws steam
and water ten or fifteen feet into the air 1t es-
capes rapidly and with sound resembling the es.
cape of steam from the pipe of small steam en-
CINE, and it elects hot and cold water at short in
tervals. One cauldron, some four feet across,
bols up until it overhows, then sinks several feet,
and again overflows. Nothing is seen but mass
of foam; the water is strongly impregnated with
sal ammonia There are other cauldrons, from
ten to twenty feet in diameter, filled to within three
or four feet with boiling mud, which is occasion
ally thrown out in every direction. About mile
further off is another collection OF mud cones, and
on the opposite side an island of volcanic rocks
rises to the height of fifty feet; at the foot of it
is salt in sheets, strongly impregnated with sal.
ammonia !; that from the lake is pure, and is used
by the Californians. In the vicinity of the volca-
no we saw several lodges covered with pumice,
and we met with il in various other places on the
Dlanes -
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HARRISBURG, Feb. b, 1851.
In the Senate nothing Of general interest doing
In tho House memorial presented for the es.ab-
lishment Of Q Department of Education.
Last night the Wing State Central Committee met
and pointed the oath of june for meeting Of the
State Convention, to be held In Lancaster to make
nominations for Governor, Canal Commissioner, Su
preme Court Judges, &c.
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MARITIME INT K LII q II y n
Port or New York February o, 1851.


shr,-p,r,chsi tH,nl wispholts, H,msurs, Schmidt 3
BaoEsr; Mes;sEsy crovsiL New Orleans Laddi Erie
E,;is4sn IsSist., Eu,,s Rio 5,p:!re. Bu:h CO
Robi0en New orIs,n, Foster NieEerson; Ls'ans tBrl
B2iss1Ross t6rL pesps, Trinidad o. Cubs, O q 8
MA sTS9JS q: e zones.
LooI s.y,nn,h Dsni CO Ira g.os.s nsrfIn wt'1a
i. cPss me A Rst%Sso ksia. sasss Pss
ccoisy i CO, RYDER. Boston Mexico. Lord, Salem
D siSopoFrsa Brovn, Gardner, Providence.
Arrived.
% s e Hs' sa
A;1sy sss r,"sJ ss G Il a.y with
ten, Sc, % sturs,s, Chairman GO -. 49,. :,
a.Ss si't ssSs; ~ tornias Oh. ia. :; % Ion
B.sa RoTsr Nelson New Orleans is days PORK
HAIL. ESf y "h sSs rhis ssd calm. o. .Tyos Reef
s s1s b ,@ Hy eh day Ts cotton
e Dahrsn pmsa p, nn.no, ,,rs 8, dav With hides,
,ow WE psior, S Dec % ;psi:
SSsi. 81 s H. Ioh sn'i s S oh
Brig Fila tsiol sspo Palermo. 81 days, with frus 70
fIS TyroIs ~ iisyorthl Leland, N.n'sns "a days.
Big Ne,nsa tof North Yafmouthl Leach. ss.snils 80
dJa VIII ia.'is $40 as'i 2 .'nn 1ons ma,, 70
Bis uf,51S iSf Bsllovs Burt: 8; Marks. - days. with
sfs ss ue of Welt Boz issson Plymouth, &C, 10
s.a ssF ssrn nsa@sa smith PIs..sgrsh va se~ Or
leans. and Charleston q days 20 NopdWnrc
echr Enterprise Boyd san Juan Ca Dec 18TH with bidss
Kuishtsot Jan sth 6rpch on Little bahAgAs be-
report where che remanei III hours ana vas obhged
40 rut into Nassau Mp 23d u In co with sohr ChArl Ap-
ss5p yop.s So In nishos cbsrs;sn,e days. with cot
ten sc % DBnhsm Dimon
hr Splendid. eodnouse, virginia bound = rev Haven.
ecbr Iuosuia. K0vland, Nirginia
Schr Adventurtr, Prsntlss. NAsehsm
schr Choetaw. Finn y, tandv ch, 7 dsTs
sohf " tllihm, Collins New Haven.
Schr yolsnt, Osborne, korfolt,6 dsya
steamer Penohscot. clark, FhilhdephiA
p,oop Blsch stsns, smith, Providtncs.
sloDr Pointer. Fowler Providence
slsgp willard Dayton Providence
Below.
Bari n Wolfe, Davis from New orlssas u iays, with
uisn 70 Dickinson s. Co
Also. taip and teo barns
Sailed.
Csh steamer Arctic. Luce Liverpool chip Continent,
nond Orle.ns tarks sea Fieh Gates, Mobile hrRs
sarEsnd Crsoa Cobavss Tybee ssEuns Charleston, and
Also, 81 Erie, Lewis, ApAlaehools.
Fms-viad lisht from wsw, midnisht W, With rAIa.
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NRWS BY THE AILS.
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. s, 1851.
Strike Among the Coal Hear1s.4 Riot Frustrated-7ne
Female Jack Sheppard, &c.
The first serious disturbance that has occurred for
months, broke out this morning at the terminus
OF the Reading Railroad at Richmond in consequence
Of . dispute between tho men employed as coal
beavers and their employers about wages. when bu-
sness was brisk some time since, the struck for
higher wages, and the cesl dealers advanced the
price per hour, so that If they employed all
day they could make ST. 25. Now that the ship
ments not 80 heavy, because the river is OBJ
structed with ice, the employers reduced the price
70 the former rate. The men struck against this,
and the employers hired other hands but when they
attempted to go to work yesterday those unemployed
drove them on The coal dealers expecting further
disturbances, notified Marshal Keyscr of the state Of
affairs last evening" and he this morning proceeded to
Richmond with about fifty OF his men detailed from
the various divisions On arriving at the wharves the
rebellious coalheavers we're found numbering about
tive hundred drawn up in regular mob and received
the police With hootDgs and rome picked up missiles
to throw. The Marshal exposu ated with the maloon-
tents, and a,ked them to dsperse quietly but this
created . renewal OF the yells, and many taantng
two minutes to disper.e and but few having retired
at the expiration OF that time the police made
charge and captured about twenty of the most
sturdy brawlers. The prisoners were lodged In the
Richmond station house; but during the march
tbithtr, several attempts were made at rescue,
which, however, only enabled the police to increase
the number CT prisoners to about twenty five. Al
ter posting a guard at the lock up, the Marshal
returned to the scene of disturbance, and after
addressing the crowd he read the riot act, and
warped them that his men all armed, and he
would be compelled to IRE upon them II they did not
imme dately disperse. They then moved of slowly,
and up to the present time hare not committed any
overt act The Mar,hAs police left in the city were
all summoned to the spot by the ringing Of the North
ern Liberties Hall bell The disposition to riot has
doubtless been checked by the prompt of the
Marshal. The Mayor will keep large body of police
the ground during the night quently, fur
ther difficulty need be apprehended
The pupder recovered ON the arrest of Mary Hide
brand, the female Jack Sheppard has been identified
by twenty eight different persons, and there Is much
Jet remaining unclaimed.
John Knowle was placed on trial this morning for
Involuntary granddaughter in having caused the
death OF aged female by driving a railroad
her. The woman Was deaf and did not see or hear the
car, though the horses we're furnished with bells.
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MEDICAL.


FAIR PAY Will GIVE ANY PRISON AN
hst been liars, shsSId not been 5edaesa
the hazard The lew, spesi6c remedy
sh has been ov We Sa aaa
give me 81 q SO to him viii give lin 50 or $40
s ne % VI s S eanaS 1. ssf% s
Il rot fsubd ssci vi TsarS the dSar ' r W.
d ioSre.nwist .tItet - tsr delsa 4 u ecr'sis
sases and IN all ashili,y or ltostra,ios,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-06
The Ohio Legislature-No U. .. Senator
Elected.

Elected.
CINCINNATI, February 4, 1851.
The convention Of the two branches of the Legisls-
turs at Columbus, has adjourned sine die, without
making choice of Senator 1t IL now believed there
will be no election until the next session.