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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-01

MIN. Rowlands seven foot mill saws, with teeth
Wv fled for use, of Ferry's Pattern" for sale by
VIM. M. FERRY.
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NEW GOODS.

H w NtNIOtIkCs
M E have just received from New York large
w and well selected stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, which we will sell cheaper than any 9th.
er store in Ottawa county will exchange for all
kinds of lumber, shingles, bolts, saw logs staves
snip knees, wagon spokes, hoop poes and for an
kinds of produce. Those wishing to make good
trades please give us call we are on hand from
yard of tape to d steam saw mill.
S. c. HOPKINS g. BROTHERS.
Mill Point, June 81 1851. Iltf.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
arrival of The Ohio from Norfolk -ParoG. Fugi-
pit,pe- SLAVE Case.

NKw YosK, Jan. 6, Is5l-The steamship Ohio arrived
her dock Yesterday having left Norfolk Thursday,
and put into Hampton Roads, the desire Of her
gers during a The ship, except the injury
done 10 one cylinders Havana, Is throughout
iecty sound She exhibits inside and out appearance
having passed through the perls which have been
deliberately desc bed -
The Ohio will be Immediately and thoroughly repaired
Her great strength is in respect impaired When inc
San Jacno shall OF the government dry dock al
Brooklyn the Ohio, with the assent OF tho Secretary OF me
Navy, will be locked and coppered ;,
Tonight Parodi Teappears at toe opera mouse, III
Suakosch's opera OF Giovanni di NsPoii
BY the report OF the county superintendent OF common
schools that the whole number OF pupils taught
in the public schools during the past los but
the average attendance was only 81, 80
The case of Henry Long, claimed fugitive slave, Is
still unsettled Its conside Grafton will be resumed this
morning, II Judge Jodson IS not too much ndisposod
resumes his Tuesday. Judge Judson 10 the United
States district Judge for Connecticut but was temporarily
position Judge Belts He has despatched much business
and afforded we understand much satisfaction generally
to the gentlemen the bar and others having business TO
do at the court.
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LET seek TO aay the spirit OF awless misue-,hst
spirit which insals each mans opinion the arbileT OF
constitutional rights which coolly estimates the value
OF this Union, and looks with steady eye on separation
of these States the certain herald OF bloodsh1d and
thousand houorsa separation 10 be surely and speedily
followed by in lis most odlous form, serve, per
haps, as well cyil-war among those OF the same
race the same name. the same blood-war that shall
bring together in hostile array e.gbot against neghbor
brother against brother, son against sire.
To avert calamities delul, Indiana will cast, even
10 the last, the entire weight OF her inuepcs. She will
be just to each and every member OF the conederacy
just TO the eonstution-us 10 the laws She will abide
BY that constiuuonabide by the laws and. above all.
she will abide by the compromises made by our fathers
The COMPROMISES made BY the great and good OF this
day She will hope she will pray, that the same kind
and overuling Providence which watched over our IA
theirs al the adoption OF the constitution, and has
tanned IN every Crisis and cheered in every hour OF dark
ness slnee VIII direct their also the paths OF
dom and OF peace, and enable TO transmit to poslerly
that sacred Instruments guide and blessing the fu-
ure, as it has been in the past
Indiana takes her stand IN the ranks not OF southern
destiny, nor vel OF NORTHERN DESTINY. She plants her
self the basis OF the constitution and takes her stand
in the ranks of AMERICAN DESTINY
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
DECEMBER 80 1850
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NSYLVANIAN.
For the Union

Win you allow me- through your paper, to assure all the
lovers of music the by the brothers Elena,
Temperance Hall, Thursday evening, promises rich
treat
Apart from the wonderful development Of talent in per-
sons youngwhch it far less than II is would yet
be most surprising-tEe taste and expression which
their especially that OF the elder
give an additional charm their music. They have
played several evenings private houses IN Washington
and have ELECTED admiration OF those most capable Of
judging
The "Camiva of Venice" is echo of the thrilling
strains OF Ole Bull while the "Last Study of Psganin is
station skill and execution which could hardly
he surpassed by that performer Doe piece not in the
bila duet with the subdued tones of the violin and the
soft pedal of the pianos full OF beauty, and hope the
public nav be permitted al the concert to hear it.
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The Naval Explosion Secretary Of Stdfe--Sdus
CaSe.--The Markets, &c.
tx Governor Thomas mas already moved his family to
this CITY, and settled down permanent resident Intend
ing the practice OF his profession IN our courts
H has during his administration, secured the respect and
of all parties and there few in the State
who number more ardent Iersona friends in the
city
BY the steamer Georgia learn OF the death Of Capt
M k Taylor on board tue Crescent City, hs
way from New York Chages, where he had established
forwarding agency 10 Panama lie was generally known
Ia .ltmore and Washington having served both on ;he
RIO Gaude and the city Mexico, in the recent
with considerable credit as volunteer officer.
The announcement OF the blowing APP Of the Portuguese
gao Dona Maria at Macao with the probability that the
officers of the United States ship Marion board OF
the time, has caused much anxiety among uelr
friends the city The says that the officers OF tho
Marion have dined board the Dona MaIia ete
being given honor OF the Queens birthday, and that
some OF them W h all Of officers the Portuguese ship,
except two, were on board ut the time The Marion was
anchor by and succeeded in saving in her boats
Two officers and fifteen men, all the having persisted.
No further details gwen and further ud'ngs WIN be
looked for with Intense interest
Governor Lowe has appointed T. III. 'O'Neil, esq Of
Frederick, Secretary OF State and he entered the
performance of his duties simultaneously with the Gov
The fgitve-slave Of Henry Long, from Richmond,
Virginia. resumed before the Superior Court at Now
York Yesterday, and several witnesses examined when
the case continued over until to-day.
THE MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there were OF Howard -four "a SGT; sales OF
200 bbis City Mills part sold yesterday afternoon at "a
No change in wheat, and sales limited Sales OF white
corn 81 cents, and yellow 81 s. cents Oats u
10 cents. Nothing in whiskey. The offerings Of beet
scales day reached 2VO head 200 Of which
driven off, rs left over and the balance sold at prices
rang ng " 3 rs per 100 lbs the hoof equal TO
81 Sc net, and averaging ~ rs gross Hogs IS "a
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Fair for 81. Matthews Church.

Carusi's Saloon appears to be at present the most at
place of public resort in our city and certainly
il may Judge by the many happy faces which are met
with nightly, thue no place where one may pass more
agree able hour or The lady managers TO have
Wed with other in their efforts get up this Fair in
style spendor surpassed, If equaed, in this me
opolis Articles Of usefulness, ornament, and luxury
displayed with prouseness which we little expected
to sec aud very respectable band of music. which at
intervals plays of the popular airs, adds greatly
to the cnlvenen os the and the qualification of
the visters
The proceeds OF the Fair TO be appropriated to the
ompleon of the church, consisting OF fine porico, and
seeple of $50 feet In height When finished according
the plan proposed thi, sacred ed6ce viii be
men to the city. We wish the ladies all in their
praisewortby undertaking.
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GENERAL TOM THUMB-the wonderful An
miniature eighteen inches high weighing only hfeen pounds
viii hold his levees Messrs Parker's Union Hail. opposite
Browns Hotel Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Jan
uay 9Th 9th h and lin, afternoons and evenings Positively
for days only.
The General win all Of hi. beautiful peromsnce, In
Guiding and Napoleon Frederick
the Great, Grecian stafuary, Highland costume, &c.
Hours Of exhibitions afternoon, from to ~ o'clock evening,
from u to O'Clock.
Doors open half an hour In advance.
The General will exhibit his magnificent and jewels In
the hall.
Hs beautiful sapipas Queen Victoria, will be
in front Of the hall Of each days levee
Admission rs Children under Of half price
an
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NOW OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
And DiH soon be closed

whsppIes Original Exhibition OF the DISSOLVE
Ing Views,
N exhibited IN he eitie. Of Boston, Philadelphia, and eksAsrs
II EPREs ENTATIoNs most beautiful scenery Of ell parts Of
IL with variety OF ancient and modern
ruins cities castles ko which produced truly wonderful
The proportion and again
sudden and the transition ths
compared to the magic Of dream by the eye
sentiment has been expressed in regard to this exb,
tion-ths Of unminged delight
Open evening during week. commencing Y O'Clock
O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday aernoonS
ca nm O'Clock.
Tickets Is cents children half price.
27-iu
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNTO,
Condition of the Northern Markets.

NEW YoRK, January To-. p m.-Four quiet-sales 300
bbls ~ rs 81 81 Tor to straight State brands
southern, 30 I2 Genesee, IS OCT IS i2f Corn meal ~
Ry flour unchanged Grain quietsales 800 bushels red
whea 1903 I0I southern white liz cents Corn firm
sales 900 bushels 66 81 Oa AZ ~ cents Ryo,
Provisions mmoss pork *l2 30 prime, W 10
con unchanged. Lard, II IL cents Groceries firm
sales X coffee H. Tor prime Sugars and moasses
firm. C,on is ru-.ar upands Ia cents; New Orleans,
I4I a 10 cents. Whiskey, rs q "a cents
PHILADELrnIA, January Ia p. m.Therc is no special
change to notice the stock ketgove securities
are steadyS Pennsylvania SIS 93A Flour du-sales 800
bbls "a 62 for standard bands extra brings
s. rs So a. Corn men So Rye four So So Sdes $50
bushels wheat, IOl l03 cents white do. OS ITO
cents Corn quiet with sales at 81 62 cents Tor white and
yellow Oats 40 "A cents. Rye, II Provisions Arn
sales mess pork sl5 2a prime, $2 % Bacon scarce
and firm. Lard, sas 81 cents Groceries hm-sugar and
coffee auet-tobacco steady Cotton steady, with sales at
previous quotations. Whisksy, 26 a n cents.
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A GRAND CONCERT ton1y one) VIII &c 49, ,,s -
"A Temperance Hail. by celebrated taish nonna LoloI
he the ertsoransy wc"n evsr
seen in America c will perform most sp'eadid pieces OF
Paganni Temps Master Annese E's"s ns wonder
m pianist Of Old play the popular selections nom
Bein Ro.sini Dopxctn snd ThsibuGt operas.
Thursday evening" Shs Th Instant
Al hal pastse seven O'Clock.
Tckes SO cents the usual pisces and the door Of
the hall.
No postponement account Of the weather.
4-5t
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TT TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD t-Taken from Gadsbys
Hotel, by mistake otherwise the ID 4h January,
hand trunk with the of Joseph Francis small card pe
the trunk the handle.
The above reward will be paid any who will give
either this Office Gsdby's Hotel which VIII 'esd s
recovery OF snid trunk.
Jan
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dryipnl Of he Crescent CAy.-More Gold

NEW YORK January THE steamer Crescent City has
arrived here She left Chagres the 9th utmo and
King ston 3ls She brings four hundred passengers and
one million and half OF gold dust on eight also, large
amount in the hands OF passengers
There is by the Crescent City than that
brought by the Georgia.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2-The news OF war between
Honduras Salvatore is confirmed II 10 said that the
English have determined interfere The Yucatan In
dams been victorious, capturing several and
killing three hundred whites
The trial of Senator Henderson, of the Cuba expedition,
cnun maj rel tp-da
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sI-A For Norfolk--IAA~t Trip III the seeson.-
- The steamer 0sCEOLA will leave Washington Tor
Jan SID JAMES MITCHELL.
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An afternoon exhibition of the Dissoving Views at ODD
Fellows Hall will be given this afternoon, at o'clock
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gpiTUk'S CORRESPONDENTS.

3ALrlMoRE, Jan. =!

Er. Governor Taomas.-Dsati of Capt. ~ x. Taylor
The Naval Explosion Secretary Of State--Sdus
CaSe.-Ths Markets, &c.
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o. An adjourned annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Benevolent and Employment Society will take place
Thursday evening First Presbyterian Church. AZ
O'Clock when the annual OF the OF the
will be read and addresses delivered by the friends
OF the
in consequence liberal influential
Wait several wards OF city, and collect funds aid
the hope entertained
be present nj this meeting their
public respectfully invited attend this meeting, and
bounty which will thsm in the religious
audabe the helpless and
supplying them with work. applications
for which already been made without from the
funds by the society . purchase the material.
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ny- Matthew'S Church Fair At Carusi's Saloon
and strangers evening asecaby thai
by a this delightful and popular resort
Open every day and evening during the week
a-Au
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90 Smithsonian Lectures.-Dr. John g. Morris, OF Balt
more, will deliver of lectures, follows
On Monday 9Th Subject The microscope,
I'd On Wednesday, inst Subjects Natural history applied
o agriculture and gardening
Friday, iou Subject, Adventures among Alps
sndg glaciers.
Lecture tn commence at u O'Clock, p m.
lar 4-6td
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N& H.
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n7-Kntghts Tempisr.-A regular communication OF Wash
nxtou No OF Knights Tempar win be held this
"Wednesday evening January the Asylum, OF
10Th
BY order Of NJ &C
@. A. sCHwARZMAN
Ian Recorder.
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ultra men IN the North or in the South may oppose or
denounce themhere is but OF action for the
true patriot TO pursue and that is unhesialngly and IN
good faith to carry out their enactments
There no safety for property, for liberty nor for life.
except in the absolute supremacy OF the law There
higher duty Of the citizen than TO maintain, by word
and deed that supremacy. As value the heritage,
but with the fe's blood Of the good and bravehat her
itage bequeathed to by our fathers, and which in
turn must bequeath involate to descendans-let
bear in mind that the first public act OF dsobedence
law is the first fatal step the downward road TO
archy.
The constitution of this great confedcracy written
parchment, may be rent asunder If be not written also
on the hearts and affections of the people u is written
on Ours. We love- we respect II, we give II our highest
sanction, alike for the sake of the sacred principles
guardian OF human liberty imbodIed in sprovisions for
the unnumbered blessings have enjoyed under lts
rule, and in memory alec OF that band OF great and good
men who conceived and established H. This truth should
be understood by people, that this Union cannot De
preserved by force II it could il would not be worth
preserving The bonds and lgamens that bind Us To-
gether are moral and physical Our glorious Union
OF consent and not OF force IL Union oil con
6dence of trust, OF love. and OF affection When these
are gone the Union loses all its attraction and value.
AT no hour Of our history have required. than
al the present. infusion into our councils OF that spirit
in which the articles OF confedefacy first con
ceived As representatives, citizens of Indiana as
important duties to perform. Foremost among these il.
the obligation to oppose, by every lawful means. thai
spirit of facons faDatlcsm alike suicidal wherever IL
has birth, which nsdiou.ly the gafb, in one
section Of philanthropy in another OF State rights. By
speech, by action by concession by forbearsnce, by
compromise, by the influence of moral su@son and the
strong power ofkndness-by each and all Of these means
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-05
BALTIMORE.
The Election ON acknowledgements
Visit-Firemen's Cciebration-The Boy Mar

Correspondence Of Then Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE, Monday Nov. }. issl-P.M.
The Election on Wednesday is the all
absorbing subject at present and there is conNdera
bic speculation as to the result. The Wings, Oppo-
siton. independent Union, Workingmen aad Balance
Of Power. al have their tickets in the field, and the
result will be great deal Of cutting and scratching.
The chances are favorable to the Opposition, but Il
will he very doubtful contest in reference to many
officers. One of the most exciting election days we
have had or many years, will be next Wednesday.
The conduct of hossuih as reported by The cores
pondeLl of TIE Ncrork ADVERTISER has had the effect
OF dampening the sIdor OF those who were foremost
IN getting up the great reception intended i0r hun
Should that statement prove correct, ana no sails
factory explanations be made, the ovation IN Bath
more Will prove very different rom that anticipated
understand thar the Mayor and City Council oil
Baltimore are 20 pay another VISIT up the line OF the
Ohio Railroad IN about two weeks. Near seventy
miles are now finished west OF Cumberland. and the
work is pressing on rapidly. The Company WISH
additional assistance from the CITY, ana purpose
showing the City Fathers the OBJECT oil raising aod-
tiOna funds Baltimore has so much az stake IN 'nis
road and rs early completion, that she Will grant
almost anything TO hasten its connection with the
Ohio River.
The preparations for the great celebration OF the
Baltimore Fire Department the 10Th inst, are on
the most extensive scale. Some twenty visiting
companles-fye or six OF which arc from New-f Ork
are expected, and 1t vii be the most magnificent
affair of the kind ever gotten up in Baltimore. Al
most every company has procured new equipments,
and with new banners, and many pieces OF new ap-
paratus, they viii make very superior appearance
A post mortem examination was held this morning
over the body of the lad Luther G. Heureckle men
toned by telegraph as having died from the severe
beating given by rival gang OF young rowdieS al
the Cattle Show The examination left no doubt as
TO the Cause Of has death. Proof is very strong
against the four boys arrested for the act.
The weather is very colo to day, clustering
northwest wind blowing, with every appearance OF
snow squall AGO
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LATER FROM CHAGRES.
Arrival of the Empire City.

The mail steamship Empire City, Capt.
Tanner, arrived this morning, from New Orleans and
Havana She left the latterpor on the 3Oth ut The
steamer Philadelphia from New-York arrived out on
the Goth. The Ohio, from Chagres, arrived on the
3Oth The riot that occurred at Chagres about the
time of the sailing of the Cherokee had been quelled,
and peace again restored when the Ono sailed.
furious battle had been fought bet ween the jam Aie
negroes and the natives, which resulted In severe
loss on both sides. The particulars will be brought
by the Ohio, which was to leave Havana on the 5ls
ult. The t. S. sloop-of-war Cyane was at Havana
when the Empire City sailed. The following came
passengers in the Empire City from Havana
Robert Tweed, Edwin jacques Thomas Wilkes. Mr
Sanger Mr. Crest. Juan Merique Jno. HAYES, George
Only Nj Danville. Juan Gueara, c. McVan. John
Elck am, Dr. Bryan A Nab w. b. Smith, 4. Ross. Jno
Clothier Benz. Smith, y Allen, Geo W. 1ordsR, Carries
saas d. Cray, J. Schofeld OlezI Hernandez ani two
sisters ID NandeTbock, M Burtelle. A. GORDON late
master Of ship fera1 sold al Havana
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Domestic Ports

aIIIMORE. Nov Arr. brig Chief, Smith. New
ann Roe. Ryder, New-York Milton, Keeae Charles
ton CID LIST. ship AHlino. FL ott. New Orleaas bark
Dill St Thomas Falmouth, Oliver, Richmond, BezIn X.
Reece tB[ : Tue West ladies'. Dem scArs Baltimore.
New Orleahs Is NTH d. Bellows ark, Norwich Conn. .
New Regulus. slters. Nev-York.
BRlsI Oct. sl-Arr sloop Maria Louisa. Bennett,
Nsw-York sid schr Frances Hallet W alden Pnllade
phia sloops Midas, Wardwe and Gazeiis, Verguson
DlGHToN, Nov. s-Au. schr Michigan. Shuts Bangor.
FREDERICKSBURG Rcd previous 10 3st. sehr Ms
GEORGETOwN, D Car previous to sOlh, schr D.
MARBLEHEAD Oct Am Br big Vernal. Inns. St.
'NSANTUCKET, Oct so-sid schr Susan, Russell N.
York Nor sid. brig Homer, Brown. Wilmington, ". c.:
.cHr Jacob Raymcnd, bourne Philadelphia
NEW. BEDFORD, Nov. Arr. schs, Pansasset Bour-
brig William. Fish, Bucksys SC; schrs. Sarah Jane,
Maitland Georgetown, Prince Edwards Island WA.
Hs1ty w s1pf Nov SD schr Ko.suth DAVIS.
New-York Arr. Oct. 80, brig Nancy Pratt, Rhodes,
PLYMOUTH. Ocf.23-Arr. schrs hannah D Nlcxerson
New-York sOth Stranger Ells Philadelphia. Sic 20 h..
schr. Elizabeth. Hclmes. New.fork
PORTLAND Nov cid Br brig Wanderer. Dawson,
Wmdso'. I'd, bng Rescue, stratson Frankfort for
PROVIDENCE. Nov Arr tchrs J. W Candy. Town
send Philadophia Ann Baker, Smith. do: sloop Ore
gon siurges New York sid schrs L gayle,, Tooker,
Albany; Favorlle Tuner New York Alan propeller
Phsdeiphia: Boston, Corson do Lila saunders Cor
son, do Vim L Dayton. DOUGLAS do Angelne I'npell
ALBANY sloops Chase. Gales. Nsw-foIk; Thomas u
Hawk ms jon -. Ncw-IorS Sid. Mosos Brown, Han.
PElsdelph'a sloop Fash n. Bydenbursh New-fork.
SALEM oct 3l-Sid SCR Watchman, I'm. Caiais,l lot
New York Arr Nov l,bark Sophrona. EmmeIton; Fan
Thar brig Egnore (Br Quereiu poto, "a DAfs LIZ
GENE Ya.es Philadelphia schrs Mana Theresa, Sma-
lev do Norwich, Jones. Albany Martha Mara, SWIM
New York. -, ~
ST MARKS Oct l5-Au SIR. Laura Jane. Delano, Ne"
Yok. lGh ta-ks " II Broele, Crary. Moeie IN
Ltvel'yn, sherman Eew-york 2l, brig General WI
son. Apalachcoa sohr J. Val. He~-fork, VIA Cedar
KEYS Sailed 10Th, brig BlOome-. DicSman, new hMA.
STONINCTON, Nov. Arr. schs. United haliOcA
Providence for Albany Andrew Brown Allen Boston Tor
90 s A. Mount. Ball Fall River for New-foFk.
TAUNTON Oct. 3o-Arr.schis Saml J.. Cracker, BUT
Phladelphia LIST ROscius. French. New York -
WALTHALI, Oct 2G-Arr. ship Carrngton, French n