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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18
nILLINERY AND DRY GOODS.


rI,HE LAST WEEK-i5a GREENxICH STREET BE-
tween Dey and Fuon strcsts-Gr-s. hartains in dry
gouds, selling % Go leave the eitYIN OBEY CARrlSS
having arrangements 70 vacate their stote hy tile 2sth
q tits month IehD are now Offering for cash, their entire
so Of well selected DRY soods a. gest reduced prices
and articles lees has which viii b. done 20 thect
immediate nle and dispose q their stock 70 close the
hui8csf. Having but enc week 30 self ~ in
bargains will be tered to tnoss who favor With
call.
CANTON GRAPE sHAuLs-JAMEs BE- n co !
u have juet received splendid asurtment Of Dlan I'D
reide Cd Uepton shxw 20 which tha atenon O
southern vestern and city morchssss 10 respectfully in
viteJ. sol ana Sd3 Bteadrry
w ET gooDs FROM OK BOARD TIE pACKsT SAFE
w zurich -3Uo der frsreh linen eanbric handter-
chic o. price ls sd ard "a fine Fronu cha btAy rha
Price 10 Tenee wort dry = Cd. Turkey red yrint,
ain snd printed price ~ and IS rcr worth ust double
several Other Of sosos all q wriah god
sud dan sged but little by water only and well worth
tuyngbeing sold 81 great bargains or dry goods have
maFpih ent sWortment, and the reoent arrivals have
trOuaht sIef eebeaay in silks sgd Other
oUlt. EouF.hod goods snd domesiics beipg brancn
81 trade, to which direct particular attention, we
tiva's Elun6anty fnTptd snd guarsstec to cell
tttt than smla tstatshncnt IN the uni "a
state. ne nsue q cut nstaon - to B0wsry sayitgs
Stpte. NC bepCrl.
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AnukEMEhCA.

1888 - - s- -
ntHa s,1,t .ss.r sA Asa.y .r song
.d gs'.irsss ~ n: s ns, T' :s:
S'iS. @ @s s.s. s. sss.s S pr
"a Ss, '1ss sl saSay
csps viii .ssa a. ls s.s s' ns S1ss
viii r!ss at O'clock rr,ci'e'y.
NIBLoB GAkpIN-RE- oPENINa-rUEsDAY. FEB.
net q hs s Rsasss sss her sas
~ios. have Tc.eissd evening Il
@ pusie e Ns n s.rS Wa
eeryen 9Th time. Jean Rausses Grad Ballet in
-. cATARINA; 2uIa Keiss dos Bandits.
Cohnt Bernie, rich Romas gen.
F.a pilSec lieut., to Nom jean soSssss.
Cnsi % as ss nsrsus soa::s
3hsi e 'as sis,iTe.. asssS,
In sss.
ns.I, Exercise. By a.. rs9s.a:
La saitarsa, BY. Nile Cardiac T. aOu'set.
Grand Pas d.' 1sss saser s ssada
Ha,aas. masks as. 6 sss sao
GGsHsp Tho vtsIs c%smpsny.
La Aanola. finale - the Misses c.rsas Adsaids.
BY r Tiss i%@sss
teI Mes.r Bressan Du.er and the popslar ae rsiiee
and Friday fehe IS CENTS ss 70
ATT. Manase. John sef,en Loader. y. . Naans.
ITALIAN OPERA HoUsE. Aston PLAcE-PsIcE or
sa BE-
s q ssars '1. Tram sas
aet since her reform from the soush Mia Nsthahe Fiz
irs s.a
fssIud:y lSsS s I. g..ierm:s sesrs;
dmeids, sisnora Avossaro slsnor Avignone; Usoe
sa s' st. bsssn tie .a N.A
thahs fitan appear IN anew ballet diyersement-
past seven. No free list; n .
RAaNUHs AMERICAN MUssUn-p. +. BARNUu,
propris,or and Manager; John Green wood Jr assant
eve,iis =. o'clock adnlssaao % ,as MUSEUM. ssd 70
sasss Tn. 1aass ~ S
announces mt Tor days the M.mmoth
o sssr The la.s
eoIsa ss e 1"s ssx DE e.Is In
Tie srasd s BEAUTY Ts BEAST
AND The SS.S wsa .e
G with Gs rss s
s:ssuafy is.s: the two sisrrs COSTS AM ooSsLDs
Mos besides and diyer,aca .sAibton in the circle.
Elssans scenes Of Goremsashp by Miss Wells sessra
H.s .ss
sPIsAy sas' ~
Rivers. Annette. hiss Wells Admis-iun 70 cents
Mr.. EpsoND ANDRApE's FRENCH CHORAL SING
irg Cssses-The o.ening will t,Le place Monday,
February IL IA Great Jones TernsS6iS advance
Tor each series Ct twenty four essons tee week. the
Afternoon and even rg Aond1y and rhucsiAy. faaiea'
class, from 20 n Gsntlemen's cass. fron 60 2.
MINERVA Rooms. 400 SROADwAY.-SaGLG
M Grand Panorama u ireland paned ~ the ttst lri.h
artists from sketches hin the last thrce ysarsin
ndety, interest aud he.uty unrysedwith Itish
Irish music And Ishm.ns illt. trAtnn Every
1T Ia o'clock. "Wednesday ., saturday afternoons At
o'clooA. See handb Abundance IS esnsi enildren,
under H. half Price.
DAEORAEA OF tbs PIL3KiAS PRo8REsS-PAR.
usuar Notes-At oe rs9nes. Of pastors tosohors And
others hai In order to allow tn
She uniform price Of admission will hereafter be twenty
cents On Wednesday snc saturday siteruoous rhdrca
All DO admitted 1T hayrioe Descriptive entologres
cents Open ove-y evening a. Washington 81. 500 GroAd
Wy. Door oper 81 =" rowmeree stTx s'olook.
TIE B0SJEMAN, a NATIVE or rae RACK cOuN-
Try. near the Cape of Goo Hope, DO amoag
tue writer's to the Worlas Far at Burton Chambers
ADJUSTMENTS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
~ Al u ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

NTHONl J. BLEECKER CO. AUSrI0NEE1 Is
WI sell az puhlie auction AZ tho ssrcnaas sxehare
tue eits u New ia the l3Sh dAy III February
poo,. for cash eighty sh.res ~ c.p tai s.osa Of
the Lake Erie felrsrsph t'abpapV.
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COPARTNEREEIIPs.

pAsTsrR WAErEn-AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN
wcult like 90 invest Eve ten thousand dollars in
safe busiae,p already established. Phase sddrsss
rost paid % East Twenty I'll street with real
nature Of the business end where and when nervsx
may be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18
THE BALL SEASON.

CcARrF GUARD soIREE. At NIBLo's ON wRDvgs-
~ day. Feb 49, ISL Tickets limited. Tho few remaining
gnsold be procured at Charles Abel IA Broadway
George schfns, corner OF Broadway and Grand: william
Day tone corner 81 Whteha and State and at the Office
Of the Spirit Of the Times, Barclay street.
W. T. PORTER, Chairman.
ORIGINAL QUADRILIE OF ALL NATIONS, CON-
IA rose4 by None Frederic and dsnced By sixteen ladies
and gentlemen TO all lovers of dancing
be nightly in the and highly successful
piece OF the Words Fair at Burtons Chambers
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xaE WORLDS FAIn.


WoRLD's FAIR AIT UNION. INCORPORATED NJ
w the Ns~ fcrk Legslstare.-Saac.s, 81 esch- hfty
cries prize is hfst cabin passage TO LONDON and
bach, ana tlVu 20 pay expense IN Aond9n In addition
every iutscrter has man ent eugrGvins Of the ihte
rier OF the WorlIt lair really than
The subscrption ist l. filing rsr1 the number %
shares smittd BY the charter o. incorp rstoa a9pcA-
tons for sh,ros should 30 nss. immsdisey. r1rat-
tsnee Of SIS will 10 shases ruads the
place whence seat tai and will te ~
the company rk. AL ctters prpaiA aud srAf,s
Isdc payable 10 the seeretsrv shares or further rsen
lars may 10 obtained application pcrsanav ~ raid
letter A. the eompanys eiae.; Nc ~ NAL street, New
XVoRLDs rAI..-soUruAuProS-co
w TO the Worlds Fair by the 81 ba~rence, oaa hsye
every attention raid 20 their business AZ Southampton.
J.KoDNEY CROsEEY
MARTfNEAu CK0sk IT a CO,
,,v,,,,,n rhrsaan.edls g. L1nion or
~aii s;rsst Ssu York.
VVoRLDs YAIR.- GOODS FoR the woaLp's FAIR
mean, Crskey Co. 81 Tlreadneedlo ttrr,t London In
qars IL LIVINGSTON, WgtLsk CO,
Wall stree. Sew Yort.
TIVE WORLDS rsts-A YOUNG NAN. AGED ~, A
natvs Of London. having lived in thts couatry ave
ycsrr would BE- hspry o. AXE wait upou
party Of gentlemen, private family about proceed
70 the Worlds Is 10 thoroughly soqueired with London.
traveller an produce the best 81 reference line Nd
dressed 20 o. ta.es Si this paper viii meet with Ina
mediate attention.
WoRtDs FAIR AND ALL Irs WONDERS BEAU
tfui views OF tie Crystsl Palace; Goods sthib-
tton. uotev % Yisiters nation earth,
20 le tter nightly IA the new piece At Baron Uhsmbs5
street. No Extra charge for 40 sissiou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

MR. HENRY JAAES'S fIgrH LECTURE wILLTAK
AVA pfec the suyvesaut Inttuto TAI. eve
MIN, manoins at -ocitek eahivct The
Nuture. Tickets - to b. had tJckssores
francis, Grower and Kefno', ana At the door
NEUROLOGICAL soCIETYs LECTURES "A POEM
VIII be delvsrea before ti society by Rev. John Pier
pont st Citation uaH Wen1e1dsy evening" 1911 instant.
Subject = Progress. Admittanos i2tS ceats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

- To pay vsitto the green houses Of III A. CRAEFS
horticultural Garden, corner OF Smith aud state sreet
brooklyn There are A. present. in full bloom, besides
large number hyaenths and other flowers large Rho
Abreum Of twenty feet with hnntreds
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NATIONAL THEATRE. .HArHAx sTREET.-soxEs,

M AIIUNAL THEATKE, eHATHAN STKEET.-BOXES,
~ cents Pit l2 cents Doors at half past 10
begin at 7o'clock1 eSday Evening Feb ~.
With THs HERMIT OF THE kocKs, or nsppy Results
Moderation kasterbrooks Mr. G. Il. Locke Ambrose
dom Clara Morga Misc Crocker TO be followed by the
S Shjn - an p IL Nv 9nA Or tne vi,
Annsols, Branoon Tobias Pounesr. L. Fox Ellen Rola,
which. Yankee Story by Mr.. G. Locke. To conclude
with the farce CT SERVANTS by LEGACY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

II y D
- q City ua Bores rress Ciscs and Parqust, 50ernt-
fsniy CIRCLE - Doors halt TO begin
az SSess evening Feb n 70 eoin,n,nas With
NE te',Ae cavslisrs-Don Aa-usl Mr.. Burton; Don
Ilnp IdIhi Don oe'ayio ". LesteI Soto Saerret :;
ehhh ~ pvlta MIRA Russell. Oyfrtures tia Orchestra
TO eonolmse with THE WORLDS FAIR iOnd in 1851.
W I'M IN Wa9gies br Rutton; count Kanouski, Jor-
ashi hynheer saytsiiam Johnston Bill wilkes Skerret
WE ndke. Mrs ungheH Snml ra Ars Skarrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

WNrow SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ON
w hand and painted 70 order. Also, cords tisses bud
and white lnens ke Mandatory = spruce st, near viii
liam, wholesale and retail 4. COyOyEg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

RROU GBAA LYCEU k-B9OADWAY NEAR
~ Dr"epe st-Lrets circle ina psrquet 80 Ct. Family
rele 70 ets Orchestra sta eeats Private boxes S.
Doors oI,n at hs past TO begin az o'clock. Tuesday
popular comic opera Of the "AABAsSADRESs"-Duke de
Vallrg hr. Stephen Leach; Hepr eta. Prma Donna Az
souto de Lyceo hi sNary ylor After which .esant
eeuediet!a 81 WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S a
WAY" bdlie J. Ddcy Barre will dance a new Pas de
Deux FROM La 6sele 10 ouelude with aud popular
play entitled the WORLDS PAIa."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

INSTRUCTIONS.
MusI0.-A LADY OF wEosg PROFESSIONAL ABrL-
AVA ties 80 Pianist tho refertnces
can BE- anxious 10 take two thrce pupils IN adai
ton 70 those the Is already teaching she will either in
sruet them a. their rcri6oncss, hrr dwelling.
Isriw.Fo! bexinners, 80 thoSe advanced s1 Apply 70
r. g.. Herald sfhoe.
CovENNE s WANTED "A YOUNG LADY PERFECT
~ " qualified - teach Music Sal ni the branches Of
English education. 10 rrstsble French family, few
miles from L,uisve Kentucky the Legithy
in the Wtst. Salary liberal Atplv onay. or
cttcr. gvinr reiCr,nces q r. g. LAuSIIx, sculptor,
Broadway, near 1hirty-tecond street.
yIITkIAa n. DIsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL, NO. ~
w Ieprh avenue, near astor aceDptn day ant sven-
iug -des gentleman. Hours for tadief from
n. 10 =. III tot ton slauen. from TO ~ f.s
COAL.
-.~.,~-...
C-Ksk BOAT CoArs-iS Size AND QUALITY EI-
~ rrJ sa.ptod 10 stesmcrs use fer safe by the ot-go
Address Il. TfLERs CO.. Phlatclphia-
CoAL.-I AN NOW pELIys RIEe TuE BEST Red
~ sch rtove as at ~ - rsr ton VOL eoreensa aud
a IRON under ssGs IA yard. o5rss n FnE AND urssn-
~ich streets. PErE2 CLINTON
ITO COAL DEALERs-TuE SUBSCRIBERS wa 7 Exc
svte oreetg Tor sIohn agd Lewis Veins Red Ash Css
tnd white Ash fvUm broad EOuntatn, OF sill ezes 3, the
lowest rarket rases. Orders respectfully so~sed
v. TYLER n Co. PhiladelhiAp
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Prsr,spRAE.

men tCermaIy Who left tLis city IN February, lsi3
euITei for the south, hereby earnestly r9qutstUa % let
bis Whereabouts, be known, or II any who
qutniei with him shoud know where ~ t. they will confer
sreat fsy by addrsfhe either letter otherwise to
bis brother, JOHN O. CLaUSsLs, l55 Warrington street.
New ro'k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

TEE INFANT Drummer POLKA. DEDICATED 10
in Iress, aud will be ssusd in days splendid
hthograph of the Infant Bru will illustrate the title
The mutc 10 unique and quite original composed
henry c. Walton. and publi shed b. Vim. Hall Son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-18

WAETED-A GIsL WANTS 4 81 rUATioN AsEo0K.
w and iraner. understands bakng the best al
city Iefreuc~s given Can lie Tor three days % No
rev ttry
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u ICHs FIRE PROOF sAfEs.-WlLDER's PATENT-
~ Rich Go . in the St Charles o-
tel New Orleans Rish Co sates have been dug
out Of the burning ruins Of No III Common adon
ing the hotel ard parols Of contents ared in
the least. For sale by
a MARVIN fG water street n "
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-09

LIABILITY OF NEWSPAPER SUBsCRI
BEas. The liability Of subscribers 10
newspapers and periodicals. is not, in
many cases considered A case has re-
Gently been decided, which will awaken
attention IN the subject. Mr.. J. Harding
of Philadelphia, not long since recovered
a lar,e sum (about $l20, we believe) Tor
a subscription 10 :he Pehnsylvania In.
quirer, of man residing in Rhode Island
The circumstances were !hese the sub
scriber took the paper for some time, and
then sent to the publisher notice OF dis
continuance without forwarding the mo
ncy, The publisher took no notice Of
this, nor of several subsequent notices OF
refusal to take .hq papers from th, office
The result was ,ha, Notwithstanding the
Rhode Islander d d not receive the papers
for several years, yet he was freed to
pay Mr., Harding the whole amount up to
:he period claimed by the bill.-Farmcr
g. Mechanic.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-09
GOV. BELL, OF TEXAS, IN THE
FIELD AGAIN.
Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune)

Correspondence Vi tIlt W. : lTloune.)
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1851.
Information has been received here
hom satisfactory, though lot official,
sources that the extraordinary individual
who fills the Executive chiir of the
State of Texas, has sent an Express
charged with the arrest of those young
men belonging to The Engineer corps
who tried and hung those bloody scoun.
drels at Socorro.
Ii will be recollected that those blood
thirsty villains wanlonly murdered poor
Clarke, (son of the Rhode Island Sena-
tor cutting him TO pieces in the most in
human manner-that they had previously
been marauding upon The defenseess
Mexicans, numbering and robtng them
without mercy-that for postime they
we're numbering the inhabitants of So.
zorro, and that the whole town was in
the utmost terror fiom these wrelcbes;
AID there was no civil authority there to
take cogniz,nce of these oulrages.
When the account of these terrible
scenes, as i, was published week or
Two since, appeared, the remark was um
iyersal that the young men Of the Engi-
ncer corps had exhibited beautiful re.
gard for the institutions Of law, in giving
these wreiches trial, instead OF shooting
them down in the streets, as we would u
dangerous wild beast. Some of those
young men, whom saw before they left
Washington belong to the best families in
the country. They are peaceable and
quie, persons, not likely 10 be led away
into tue commission of any rash act, as
we see by the course they pursue. They
we're brave and firm when called upon to
do an unpleasant duty, and nobly they
performed 1t. saw letter from one of
Them, the son Of a distinguished gentle
msn Of this City, describing these trans
actions in language which fully portrays
sense Of the grave responsibility they
had assumed, but which also evinced the
| conviction of stern, unavoidable necess-
iiy, from which there was no escape.
The Engineer corps are probably by
this time far beyond the confines OF
Texas, ON the western border Of New
! Mexico. Should Gov. Bells agents go
there 10 take them, they will probably
meet with rough handling.
This feat of Gov Bell is in very good
keeping with most Of his acts since he
was elevated to the post he occupies
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-09
TIE ELEMENTS AT WAR

The harmony Of whiggery shows itself
al present, only IN ebuliiipns Of bitter
among the various fractional
parts Of which tits composed. The ad'
minisration fnds favor with one fragment
and with another bitter aud acrimonious
denunciation, coupled with the approb-
rious terms, Iscariot, Arnold, Tyler, &c.
In the Empire State two divisions, known
as the Silver Greys aud The Woolly
Heads, make up This party. The Woolly's
are headed by Seward, and of course, are
hostile alike to Fillmore and the COM
promise measures. The Silver Greys are
headed by the admnist ration, and lind
favors at the hands of Presld.
ent Filmore's officials, in the way OF
official preferments, 10 the great discom
6ture Of the the other fraction. Recent
decapilaiions have aroused the biteres'
ire of the Seward d Journals, and the ca'a-
logue Of blackguardism scarcely contains
epithe,s sufficient to express their "kind
regards" Of the "aIch.lraitor;" who tenn.
porarily fills the guberna'orial chalr.--
VIVA, change! In '4S, two short years
ago eulogies were on the tongue OF The
whole wing party, and their aliars were
pe,rumei with offerings as tokens OF
,hankfulness that two men were yet to be
found who were pc rfect models of repub
lican simplicity, and Tint the good olt
spirit of republican honesty and virtue
which characterized the founders Of this
glorious Republc,had empha'icaliy fallen
UPON the shoulders Of G neral Taylo
and Fillmore. How have the mighty
fallen! Ia Massachusetts the name o
Fillmore is bye word aud rcproach. ant
in the already ripening contest for pres
idential honors, while the name of FIJI
more is not mentioned. the war is waget
fiercely between the friends of Wehs,e,
and Gen. Scott. Although Webster ha'
sold himself 10 the slave uristocracy, ye
sis present place and power is suflicien
to WELD the aid Of a portion of the whl4
atrenglh and press Of his own State, IL
PENNSYLVANIA the war is not less fierce
Mr.. Fillmore has YET some adherenls, ant
the contest is between him and Scott
1t is said that Mr.. Cri,,enden is oiinl
his legs for a race, and that in view off
these Cabine, aspiranis, there will Ger
tainly he dissolution between Filmor
and part Of his cabinel.-HancocI
Courier.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-09

LARGE LAND EvrRy "A few days
since the Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth, of LIZ
fnyoie, entered n the Land Office al
this place, l76 quarter sections of land,
making %, l60 acres. We understand
the comp'ny for which he is acting, have
authorized him to have 5000 acres put
in cultivation during the present year.--
Charlottesville Journal.
We arc not sure but ii would be right
to lm; matters Of this kind, to preven,
such an enormous monopoly of the soil.
Here IS sufficient qrant;y ofland eras-
ped by single company Of spectators
10 furnish 352 families with homs Of
80 acres each. The law that suffers
such monopoly is positively wrong
Ind. Statesman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-05-09

CRIME IN IlGH PL,CEs.-We have
often heard of The magica! Influence Of
exalted position and standing. in trans.
forming vice. or at leas; giving it the
semnlauce of virtue, hu, we have never
been permitted to witness so memorable
an example of their miraculous power,
as IN the case Of Daniel Webster, who
accepted nearly $4,000 from the stock
gamblers and traders Of New York and
Boston, in consideration of which he nc
cepted his present position, and used his
official influence to secure the passage o!
measures, then pending, in which his pa
IRONS mad an immense pccuniary interest.
This in an ordinary case would amount
TO bribery, as for instance that which re
Gently occurred in the New York Legis-
la,ure. Bull, the Sergean' Arms of
the Senate, received money from certain
gamblers of New York and Albany, for
his influence against the passage of a
law prejudical TO their calling. Mike
Walsh proved the fact, and Bill promptly
resigned his office, not having the fac
to hold il after his exposure, He re,ires
in complete disgrace, and will not be
able to avert any part Of virtuous pub
C Indignation by the plea of an made
quare salary. None deny the case to be
one Of bribery, and The public, should he
be compelled ,osrrve term in the Peni-
,pn,iary, would consider the pu >sbmen
deserved, Can any one tell us why ihp
same act is considered criminal in the
case of the New York Sergeani-at,Arms,
aud entirely innocent in the case Of the
Secretary of State Of the National Gov
ernmen?-Toledo Republican.
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THE MARKETS.
New YORK, April

NEW YORK, Aprll 81.
Flour again lower; sales of G0g0 bKlJ
at $6 l2a6 2j. Wheat dull, With ligb,
demand for milling. Rye IS belte-, sales
of $500 bushels at 70 cents. Corn un.
changed; sales Of 5000 bushels at 63a
a69c, for high mixed and round yellow;
transactions mostly coufaed TO western.
P,nk quiet at $l2 Is, for old and new
rlme; $l4 and $l5 for old aud new
mess. Lard better; by advices from
New Orleans 700 bbls and ticrces sold
at ?4.9Ec. Wh.sky-200 bbs sold at
23l24c.
The day has been wet and unpleasant.
Nearly 1000 emg"anls arrived yesterday
and to-day.
New YORK, May /.
Annual moving day; city all ia a
hustle.
Fonr-Wesiern and State heavy
Corn losing frmness, though there coni-
nues fair demand for export. Picked
mess plenty al 7a9c, for shoulders and
hams Lard firm, at last evenings quo.
ations. Linseed oil dull at 13c. Whis.
ky steady and in limited suppl,
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THE WILKES LrnrI cAsE.--The edi


tor Of the National Police Gazeiie. pub
lishea in N. Y.,city. has been convicted
Of a libel on AL, jordan, late Attorney
General Of N. Y. There would be
nothing remarkable in this but for the
apparent fact tina, an attempt was mad
by extraordinary means, TO control and
restrain the liberty Of the press.
It seems that one Carpenter, some
yeats since, inv ,sted his money in the
.'Kidd Company" which undertook 10
get buried treasures on the HUDSON River
and after losing all his property, dlscov
cred aud denounced il as swindling
operation. The Company then prosecu:
ted aud prosecuted him by vexaiious and
frivolous SUITS, but unsuccessfilly; after
which he turned on them, and notwith-
standing they employed Jordan as their
own private COUNSEL, got verdict against
several Of them jointly Of $4,000 and
against one Of them, for calling him a
coun,erfeiicr, of $9375. The Kiddites
appealed, and resisted payment, and Jor-
dan, to aid them, by his Influence as
Attorney General, procured fouf pardons
for felon N the N. Y. state prison aud
iwo for one in Mass. stale prison, TO be
used as witnesses against Carpenter. In
commenting on these proceedings, alter
the trial had been progressing two weeks
the Police Gazette denounced JOrdan''
conduct, and charged him with recollec
ting his fee as private counsel for the
Kidd Company. Jordan lie, it pass 70
eigh; months, and then on Wilkes refu
sing TO plbish an article favor .ble TO the
Kidd Co., they 60, up an indictment il
Kings county, against him, which failed
and Jordan Indicted him in Duchess ca.
a, distance from the residence OF eithc
party, and :here. by great eXer'ions, an'
The one sided charge of Judge Bnrcnl'
10 the jury, a verdict was obtaine'
against Wilkes.
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The School Bill, which has passed The
n W York Legislature, provides State
Tax of 100000 The equal dis;rbu.
ton of one third OF this sum, together
with tho 100000 from the School Fund
among the school districts, aud the resi-.
due per cap;tt The Rate Bill TO make
up DEFICIENCIES, and tha, all property ex-
"npl from execution shall be exempt
from school warrants.