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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

,-;,,hle robber.chisf who with eight CON
rnGO.' w,ndsr. Ieisurely over the country, ne
r r..,' ..opDed caravan at Nymphi' four hours
i''ss .s sif city, and finding parcel among the
nO .., directed to an Engli'hmsn named L~O",
p'0" he ,en. it to him at once a' a token OF
'' a,aSs for the services rendered BY Ri. c0un'
So -, 70 the banditti. The same FRA OiavO'o'
en-, ~ fsn in with two Ensli'hmsn' the brothers
' vpU p in remote spot sonten'ed himself with
,boir horses in exchange Tor h's own wh'cn
'lAlns 49,. 20" Bekr Aga, the leader Of the irregu-
r'' 49,. 49, xbicb were sent ou' against the rob
- 10y sarmi,,ed so many extortons on the peas
per- md was so evidently on terms with the
s s.';i,,i that be was recalled in double quick
-. On coming TO the palace OF the outraged
go be received a Aogging, was thrown
In stairs. and put into prison proof, as our
ma. say, that we live in one Of the most civil
Ia Of States; and yet we see how The brother
,.l,x Of the Sultan works as a common porter,
and high Official is treated az IA psuper' without
I, yin, psrve enough TO blow bis brains out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1851

fuse prefecture from Prince Polignsc; became
IN 1880 an aid-de camp Of lafayette, aud after
that was appointed TO 4 civil situation by Casinir
Perrier.
IL 1896 IL. Theirs charge him with 4 commits
sion to Algeria; and in 1883 Count Mole made
him Counsellor Of State. He is now Louis Ma.
po.eons Minister Of Marine. Such men are east.
~ tempted 70 take office, and we must not take
ri. LauoAts name as implying the adhesion Of
great Farty. The best debster 10 the new Mn.
istry IS undoubtedly II Bsroche who IS very
able Gan.
Il Is to De regretted that be is not either Minis
ter OF the Interior or Miuis,er of ustice in either
Of which positions bis ready powers Of reply and
argument would be more frequently called ioto
play. b: HoOher is only fair second, and N.
FAuoher IS no speaker az sll he eau make
hard, dry, bitter retOr or pat forth prOsy state
ment, bat be Is devoid Of eioqnence and grace.
Taken Altogether. much worse ISOLATION Of this
prouacted ministerial crisis could hardly have
been offered.
The Cn'oH, Legitinist journal, coldly remarks
as follows on the new Ministry:
The new Cabinet. il viii be seen, is taken
exclusively from the party ot the 294-thss IS 70
ssy, from that portion OF the majority wno de.
clsred Itself IN favor of the Elyses. IL vas hoped
at one time that the provisional state Of thiags
would be put an end te by Cabinet taken from
the entire majority, around which the different
shades might have united for the general interest
in order 70 pass through the crises which are be-
fore The Elysee has in reality done nothing
to bring about this result, il has wished to con.
fine itself within the limits Of the 294. Tnst be
ing the case, it remains to be seen what attitude
the new Cabinet will assume before the National
AssemblVn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

THE NEwrAPER PRESs.-We see that our prin-
cipal exchanges are publishing lists and histories
OF the papers with their politics, Editors, ssl
published in the several States.
There are at the present time "a weekly news.
papers in New Hampshire, having an aggregate
circulation of about $4,000 copies or an average
of over 400 OF these % are political. neutrsi,
: religious and I agricultural. Their location II
the several counties Is as follows la Hillsboro'.
IL Rockingham, StraisoId, Meirimack and Ches-
hire, 4 each Sullivan, Belknsp and Grafton
each Coos, /; Carroll alone has none. Wing
10; Democratic, Q Free, I.
The whole number Of newspapers published IN
South Carolina is 49, of which are issued daily
Each daily paper has also tri- weekly issue. and
three OF them publish weekly sheet, being mere
~ a transcript from the dailies. Within i've
wears the number has increased.
These lists furnish much information. We shan
give every state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
LATEST NEWS.
BIZ ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Saturuay Apfu l..
PRussA-BeriiS, April 9-The Times letters
contain no news respecting the progress Of the
German question.
AUSTRIA Vienna, April The Austrian Go
vernment has imposed an income tax on the
Lombsrdo.Ve Provinces.
Misunderstanding to the last accounts from
Bosnia, a corps OF 10000 insurgents from the
Kraips is advancing upon Now for the purpose OF
etlecting junction with the Rebels at Piedor.
Omer Pasha is concentrating his troops at Bauia'
laka
FRANCE, Paris Bourse Elves, 90 -; Threes
81 80.
TIE CONFINEMENT or THE AssENBLT.-M
Leon Faucher, Minister of the Interior, read the
Ministerial Programme, which is very short.
NJ. St. Beuve moved that the Assembly should
adopt an order of the day motive in the following
terms
The Assembly persists in its order OF the day
of the 18th January, which is in the terms fol
lowing
The Assembly declares its want of confidence
in the Ministry and passes to the order OF the
day.
The order OF the day, pure aud simple, having
been demanded division took place, when there
appeared for the order of the day, pure and sim
pie 377-against it, 275.-Maiority for the Minis
try. l02 =,
The Morning Post siyes the members as fol-
lows: For the motion, 327 against /. 215 ma
iority in favor Of the Ministry, 80 The DaHy
Ne,rs also reports this majority as 81
The new Ministry is slresdy threatened with
opposition by the journals OF the Monarchss party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE, A. o. o. q.
r At the session of the Right Honorable Grand
Lodge Ancient Order of Good Fellows OF the
State Of New. York, held on Thursday evening"
April l7th, 1851, the following grand officers
were elected for the ensuing years James Mo-
Bayles, NJ Fl. Grand Master Adam Stack, X. tie
Deputy Grand Master; J. +. Van OutersteP, H.
H Grand Chaplain, Benjamin X. Smith. X d.
Grand Secretary Hartman Konahrens, H. H..
Grand Treasurer George Kelly, II. II. Grand
Warden John A. Eel, II. H.. Grand Junior
Warden; Horatio Nelson, Il II Grand Tyler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
steamboat Explosion nj Osweg0-Probabie
Less of Life.
Correspondence Of The Trioun


OswEGO, Monday, April a.
The Canadian steamer Comet. running between
Hamilton and Montreal borst her boiler this a.
ternoon Just as she was leaving her dock. She
Immediately commenced sinking bat as her
stern line was fast, she had not got out into the
river, and swung slowly around TO the dock again.
Up to this moment, ia o'clock, P. NJ it is re-
ported that two persons, said 10 De engineers
are dead and five or six others very oadiy
scalded The vessel is 4 complete wreck. her
hull being very badly damaged. She was owned
in Kingaton by Mcpherson 4 Crane.
The OsregO DAILY J0wnal OF Monday alter
noon has the following additional particulars
The explosion was terrific, throwing fragments
Of the boat over the hErbor aud making report
ike me discharge Of heavy artillery. she was
turning in the river at the foot OF Senecast when
the explosion took place, and before she could DC
brought to the dock, she had sunk to her guards
There were fortunately no passengers on board
She came in Yesterday or 10 day from Hamilton
with -four, and was only turning In the naroor
when the explosion took place. The captain
thinks no one is missing. Five men and BOY"
dreadfuly scsded and lacerated, are IN an 80 ON
ipe house Il is feared some Of them cannot sur
vve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

The Chamber of Nobility of Sweden was occu.
pied al Stockholm on the 27th ult with prOpo-
stion fencing TO accord 10 the Jews the civil
sud political rights as are enjoyed by dissenting
Christians in Sweden. One member only, Count
de Hartm anDsdoril opposed toe proposition. and
in particular dwelt on the fact that the Jews
habituslly practised usury. great number Of
the principal members defended the proposition,
end AZ WeideDielm showed from statistical ia
bles that for the ast forty years no Jew was
condemned in Sweden for any great crime. The
proposition was, however, rejected by - votes
TO =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
Clare 4 sOn., Cotton Circular.

IrrsrooI Friay. Aprl %.
s demand week bssn very motsras throughout
beng ins Ven
Of bay~r-, snd '7 ~
tie mf8 and cal 10 % Ansrcln
uss nffs chrne~ hss tea place All At oa-f
without oable alteration in pne
sp.cfof- have bales Of Amsrcan 0 suati bHlI--
bale. BAss. 10 Egyp'au snd so sar' ans
Bale a. al kirc The sales daf aAolt 100
bale No busuess VII be tina market saturly the 9th
Your Oh err e. $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
TURKEY.


A letter from Constantinople Of March % says
The Sultan has refused 70 accede to the deRsnds
Of Austria to exclude NJ. KOssuth aDd seven OF hls
companions in exile from the benefit OF liberation,
and the Austrian Minister referred to Vienna for
fresh Instructions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

NAvAL--CommAncer helly hts OS S, - -
,,, To- S~fa Saw aud hss fs7'sa % 80 -
: .ssa.ss to senaass o. NJ '.'o2 5. a ~ ,,
~. norf tske Der stoa q ~ 9-fsrn
- 10. 10. P-setr. snip II the ss'a Acsos, iae rf-Ss
- Of var cauyins 10 quo, AL a. Der sfAi q Naisf
abs 70 Es- god 'sis osfIa7a &c n's Sn'
t -, i,rsci ofcsfs ani 1sa % board lns
Wssr tch s N0rioL % ias llih ins' Tor "ash
IN -h-r- - = over a. - i1e oa'sf'es lato ssl
-. - -i, ,-,r.-u an k0r0sL bo1ts~Aa san
- me-. :, oe~a oi.'-d the GOspoIt Tara - ees Of eoh
yl.u g.cE cstachs4 al1 ofesfst % Ia L s slp Jo1h
.---.ThsU sloop-of Jotn Adams. Con sArroo las
---.f "a ~ orders 0r ts Coat Of Ana 80 n.dsfA a.
.. =. TIE oo stCf ths ot;sf A-tal
t9t .cr q Decatur. no~ ynEst her noonag o. ~
Prt.r1ouft say ready of sf.rg orfsr- A2
" ar Zee. L-gtsnan-s-~lhan = - 49,
Cccss Es5sr Ihoup fss-5 A. safss San
F-.s~r-I1u- Asnmla Hassr-Chsf-- W haJs 49, =
prran H-ury Hurtsr ctgisins C,rk-Joll D-'.,
~ q--- var- Potter Lgc'-n W Dsvsr' W. ,s..-,
W r para y. spark-. Bos-s~sl -
Csfpsnfsr-Jan-s Lynu. ssusksf-John J. SAly -. D.,
y = have --vs1 fss~ets - -
~ srcs lst Of April ouy tbrss q ~ae- ~ L.
csr'ur-1-- fofosIng - onesfs c,.,-,
NJ GALVESTON, s+'
ut Csuuanc ~ Charles z F-iniAz - N....g- I.os
Pr s- Fs.--d A,.-tsst Surgeon; 1homas - 49,,
ara {. LIKE, Pas.ss .a,s rpsasi thoaaA' "a - -
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SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
Rlnfn-I Wfhh EmauC ID "a q n I,

Accounts from Chrisiisna of the 25th ult, state
that disturbances have again broken ont az Dron-
theim and its vicinity. The military aud burgher
guard were compelled TO interfere, and several
arrests took place. The cause of these riots was
not political, bat rom the head of the bsii~ick
having forbidden the sale Of fish by the peassntry,
in compliance with the demands of several
licensed fishermen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
Foreign Markets.


ud.ne degree sctvy bsLess gesrsy The drmtni ur
Coou s,as Manchester small aa1 Their pocss
al lifte lower
shoi b f@uauat3 y L0Bfon 1lsfs besl rome ~
shares Con-'- ~
Iorrov nasKr the week tbs trms- Tor Cotton
La b--, n,s.fss ana nearly A. the ts-rs
shown -. ha m1ca gsst'r c-nard prices have
way s5aat ~ Ansrcfus The Uest .as. On '1n %
% wrun for -fpDu ald 100 GA spec
uisfIon
clue a.,
quote Far Orleans Ed hidlng - Far MOBILES - Nd
cling 10 Fsr Ursucs - 8. VI isnas o.
Coss N.Nr1r The ma-t dgu hrous hout tie
yea ih -Four 18th droopnE auf 90 dsoo
- perate AZ present fas Ia
cu held 49, II tor pnn- f7oN out tnsr' has
parcels on ne spot ihs pur
-b..-s being ptiscrslb lur floating csfg 80 10 Or We
There Im,si done a. marEsi % d a. ii 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

A,sls Ia, 6-,a rt-r demand, 800 bos Of inferior
- 80. r.por.d more being lrs, hind' bu,
.flN ttIs ave been sod 20 arr'sa, - % { To ID
1.sNone present held by Importers nof any sss
Etss-Csnuon American q ani 40 " oOJ obs 'oA a.
been s,t throuehou, the few
% iof aisfof u 80 Oh per c"-
ssost 81 ts. are reported a. 46s 81 to
Ous-Pa lhas asan been od raib'r lover terms .
hs besn accepted for 300 sus iron ne qnayj but Ai o'
T4-.as. are 40 slns scu5ng 100 20 a. IS lo'
FuE-oO t. Carolina have been sold a. Is "a per -
IS ST es n tnas Jauaa e ns 10 tuns inf-fo CaOa
tia 4lGsl5s. A. DESNlsrOUA & co.
Lf'rssosL. April 4.
10 lie Provision market has Tea r.tasf q1s Ttnsat
any cttr. = 10 prices sire. to sailing ~ Pacific.
tEs costumes % AZ re quoted rstss TIE sales aes
cav f4set are about 90 t-rc--
I.r- 10 s@ s-rs. Of Pos no transae
H4.cv % inquiry, but ne srirs- rates
~ f y he TOP Pros from importers Tor
Lar or Tie Amountto about 80 taas' At i'l
pres r., c., Am. =, to, syur.,
SIC Wst-sssiy Caas narfsi hss 80 o~a dspo os 20 %
c. ys"s loser Pncs. ~ss iaLsn iof ION ,ae
y a.. nsay Annals Vi French Flour aIs ssE Al l'os = sax
ndlClos t-..- - .b.,,
rrr.s bl, ~, hrgld demand
B.sx ilq area Or a. .hs q1ota;io-s ,.. -.
fasssyGEas reported % Ws9resoV iHs
'rg unb. Of ksn - rgh chsrsrs, . % PtS-s
ffo o. lh u tbs month. aatpan q q sts, go
ssastt. veil surph-5 ~ih Eulass and any aadoaA
req q. ready tatsa al ia rat' . J, %
Qv-r4riosss.-' prn' ss.' ~ - D., 75as5 % 90
"a. seass, % Co. ws.isfa s.. >. stripe
81. sd do PRIME DID, 5osQ5ts Bseon, 10 x nis.ss
s sass. 40.st.: Hsa. al. ss-ssi.
90 90 shc elders Liri sac - 20 -
500 -. sarfry % alsfor AID sfeas a'as
G-.s.s But;.r s5-as Cssee i0s fos9ts 20 %,
casts 55sae-i DO ersiasy bee ,o'Gfs % q
Quefcl,roa PhiacellkA - 3dQ-- o. batno- ,sSo''a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

SAILING OF THE AFRICA The Cunsrd steamer
Africa. Capt. RYRIE sailed at noon yesterday for
Liverpool, with $3.50 900 in specie, and large
number OF passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

L.gcE FIRE AT WIscHEsDoS-A destructive
sr- broke oUi on Tuesdsy morning 10 Winchendon Mao
40 he store Owned and occupied BY N. Had, as dry
good. store Itch with " contents entirely destroyed
IRE building Insured al tie Worcester hechanieS
nEtHs once Tor sOo ana The stock the Cheshire for
A. 0co which will the whole oss Part Of the
second GOor Of the building WIS occupied ~ Merrill,
papers together with other important snc valuable docu-
mems be On gipg 10 Toe estate Of Wstseo Son Con
eclsd with she main building vas 40 oeloogng 70 Ei-
aha Psbs ESQ Of Boston believed 70 DO Insured. ocea-
pied in psrt By the Posi-Ofce which was entirely COO
sumed Contents saved II was also occupied ~ me ~
lrctive Union Store The contents Of wnich were manly
removed TIE then proceeded TO the store oce1g
by Wm Pollard, shoe dealer. building oceopr ...,Iy
Neal Peal hard ware dealers, whose stocs '" -
removed Also by J. l. Clam. merehsb. LIZ ~ sl.o oe
moved most Of hs goods Insured q. s..s malsr wso
ssssd III s.ock. IasuTsz 101 80. is's'0s f"''1"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

qu-ay stuos. porhas., ics icr-aa farther
nj
Brr~Sahs -h,.v.Aas IA % pae. .ine. our lat report
ar1 pr ,rs usny rcnral
% staed I'D OF ast Ss.k 1s
tsnsne a. - sna fhs -a-s g. Don AZ SO m
had ~ bss CO "a a. u.s. - iE Java.
or pun.c sas a. i0i to if~i r@s
lsa-Ouf s,oct stsy -TsAsssst quit
QrAz BatK-Fo,hss aonr pc~s aon.rA al sLf,r
Ptlrcspaa 81 H. Tor Bsit nor = slkl eaty pa.
n fIhsrs bas been ssies ., 81 Al 81 s. - = a. dsy
psfo Nrttanl- in nf,r-
ATHvs-W- hsv- rrov--ntto n0s TIE sslss have sean
5--a irfrg o1y foash having ioans 81
- la ~ bss cd AZ 81 80 = - AL day
f-Rsh f-u-r. SIN q, f-ralt quote az
81 70 81 seEs Rlssa Poss -h aossl
a 90
TallcrNo ard stesty - 81 for Rlsskn-
Ar-r'Car gls-ie z 80 % 81 y AL taty Pat
NusIrr1srrhs vs.k sr' sis .. follows 90 HI
Hcrfh 80. duiy pas, Oar
stlck = mated ATS, 900 10 ~ oOtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

~ s1sr or PICK POCKET Officer DTyer OF
JOe, n Wsrd Police yesterday arrested fellow nsmed
oanwyer whom he caught IN The act OF picking INC
POCKET OF gentleman sho engaged 10 read
sss.s oei.enn OF The Express" DE bad the geHue-
Spcs SnokeSchief 10 his baud ~hen Ihe ofcer p0uneed
v,r. sc Va Searching hn, three slk haudkerchieis
nc,,,s ~ 10 es pockets for which owners are wanted
as 90 eneot Dryer 81 The ftra District Police Sn-
s' soSassa wsa locked up for trih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

DEATH OF Az OLD OFFIcER-Ieorge ecniey'
Postmaster q sa7a nah Ga 90 = ass g 'a 1
&c.. 20 - h.esr, sasa post ss1sf al "a Fs"s'aA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
First ship from England 20 Quebec-Row In
Montresl.

HoNfkftL, Iutfdsyt AprI y
The first ship from England reached oaebes
last night
To-day there sight row here between some Irish
men and refugee slaves No great mischief done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
FRANCE.

The following names compose the Cabinet, &C
cordng TO the official announcement in Friday
mornings April II MOHiteur:
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By Telegraph to the Nsv.Ysrk fribaas.
Jenny Lind at Cincinnati.

CiScISsArt. Wednesday Ap-ti n
Jenny Lind has sent -. 900 and Bnnam 81 SOC
TO MAYOR Taylor Re dispos OF thinks o.s isat
COOS for relief OF me nnfounss add dsgr~ss.d 10 al.
city In addition 10 TITS SNuun hss previously gtvea
Ssdo or sec Jenny 10 esied On angel 10 dlsguss."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
H.,,I rAgr,say Ev,uIas, Aprl 10.

Ihs me- s@us r@cs vsd yesterday rs atei stass By ne
s'r-r The 3nt sri shl- hoh-s bat
- stvc-s Liverpool having anooulcr dropping marst
there 20 ss Uatsd States Cot:5ss hands
"a ~-r
f-usnd hss st only oo bsss htvs
Athe OF lueg io Tor Nes Or
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
The stanly Csart Martial.

WAsHINGrON. Wcdnat'sY, April -.
The Stanly Court Martial having returned their
curious v-rsict 20 the Navy Department wildcat sisecs
ton. the President has cOmmnsed Aer ssrience % d
mssa 10 twelve moulhs susp~nsion, without pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

On the lath OF January-the day on which Mr.
Nller, the late Collector closed his accounts
g statement OF goods entered for bond, with
Siwn and remaining WAS a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
Markets. New ORLEANS, April -

Cotton has declined an q ic. since the receipts
The sales barely rsachsd 90
Me- Pok Il. srn - sIts0 Fsats ar. srm.T .ss ooss<-
tor LsvsrPooist IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

Nh0cRg Ae EyIber ard gRRage Of Cses and
ne Salsc Of BuRga Vhh haze been csteyed aud cleared
cad TIE nHbey Of Passengers ch0 haze GTriycd at te
P1tef San Frascco IN tie month eNdisg he Slst Of
JanAart, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
Tho sieam.hIp Falcon az New. Orleass

NEW ORLEASS, TUESDAY, Aert II
The steamship FA ,on arrived here on Monday
from Chsgres.
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- ~ -. SN5l6a

Tosh.....S l&S,llQ 56 SJj7OSS ST.. Soool6S 81
he value of the goods, and amount Of duties
s''eOp. entered for bonding sud Withdrawn du-
~ the Quarter, and the amount rems ming IN
sat on the 3lst December, were as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

kccleston.

BALTIMORE, Wederstay April -
Commodore Jsmes Barron. Senior Captain q.
$ Nsvv. died 81 Norton Monday afternoon go
yeG OF his age.
Archbishop Fec esons remains TO b. bsosght 20 ts
city and lsd In stale In th- CsthenrsA Tue
funeral will take place sunday. The CsAedr. sn4
Other bells were lolied lsstnighl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
Naval and Marine Intelligence.

The U. s. ship John Adams Con Bsroa.
sailed tod az for ihs Coast Of Afrca ard Madeira
ssileo-Bngs w. r. Wsss a,d Henry L.eds fSr ths
Wet lncies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24

RUS OvER.-A lady, whose name we could
not ascertain, while cro.,iog Hsnry.st near Futoas-
Fue,day mornirg was Knocked down and run over By
horse and wagon driven by coores man named Josss
Whereby che received bodily injury Tho driver wss
Immediately arrested and taken before Justice King bat
discharged afer examination as ii was clearly evident hs
Was not 10 blame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-24
VESSELS ENTBREp,
tered. as SlI7s....4s l4si5..l4s 46,osl
VESSELS CLEARED.

'kSSEIS NLhAhfp
fHrricdR. Ftrct1H. iifa'
i. No. Tuouass -. 1uunsge. No iUanSgs,
ere'gn foru..50 lS5lO...49 l5O9t.."99 $500
Nuesuc 81 G.4l4. 81 6,4O4
'NL cleared. n gA9l4...49 l5OO2..l9o 4Qoo6
BULLION.
Entered none Cleared S2,7T7 7ol.
PASSENGERS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Still Alive

Although am selling off freely, and have
every reason to be well satisfied with the pa
ironage for my cheap goods it is well enough
for my frien Dis to know "that the game is not
oil killed yet" There are still on hand of
unsold goods, Ten Thousand Dollars worth
and upwards. Some of my goods are entire
ly sold out, and others hardly touched.
My stock of Shoes and Boots, although call
cd upon hourly, still offers good in ducements,
even for merchants; have on hand some 6 or
7 unbroken packages. such as Boys BrogaEs
from to and over, and Mems Boots from
6 to Is.
My Blankets would do honor and praise to
q ST. Louis Jobbing House, and are for sale
at prices almost beyond belief.
fine blue gensimella Blanket, large size
for S3 % per pair. An old experienced
gentleman valued them yesterday at SO, near
ly double.
My India Rubber goods are more than a
a,ch for any house ever brought to Missouri,
of this class of goods: Leggins, Life preserv-
ers, Cushions, Blankets, Boots, Caps, Cloaks
Overalls, &c.
My Iron House is big with Tonnage, no less
than IL tons of the best of Iron are stored
there and every thing, commm only
called common Bar Iron, and such as inch
square and round and heavy Band Iron is for
sale at 81 cents. all other kinds in proportion.
Bonnetts are offered for mere song
From % cents up, a good Florence Braid Bon
nett, black and white at 81 81.
1t is perhaps folly for any regular house to
say they could compete with me or undersell
me. All goods have risen in prices especial
y wooden; and take no advantages of the
rise, sell at strict cost, mark furnished if de-
sired; and am in full good earnest to quit
the place and business, after the frst of July
next, there will be no more goods sold in this
or any other town by your obedient servant,
CHAS. B. FALLENSTElN.
Glasgow, April 10, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-04-17
Com pslenCiaI.

OrrlcE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES, !
April II, 1851.
Business has been moderately brisk du
ring the week, both in and out OF doors
The river is falling, and the large class
bess meet with difficulty in navigating.
We quote--
HEMP-s65a75 per ton.
TOBACCO-S3 5Os5
WHEAT-55s60 cents per bushel.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-$Is1 10 per bushel.
DRIED APPLES-75o do.
WHITE BEANS-S1 90 10 81 So
per bushe.
IRISH POTAToES-75c do
OATS-25c per bushel.
ONIONS-ln demand-none offering
BACON, Hog round 5ss6c,s.
LARD, lin good packsges) 6cls.
Flom store we quote,
FLOUR-s5 90 per Dbl.
SUGAR. cts per ID.
COf Edo
WHISKEY-26 cts. per gal,
IRON-4a5 cts. per 10.
SALT-Sl so per SIX.
SPUN COTTON-sl per bunch.
DOMESTlCS-9 cts. per yard.
Molssses- 35o50 cts. f" gallon.
ST. LOUIS MARKET-April ~.
Tobacco: From 4 rs to SS so per lOl
pounds. ss per qualify.
Hemp: IS to s7s per tom
Wheat From so to "a cents per bushel
Bacon: Shoulders 81; clear sides "a
hams 7 cents per 10.
Groceries; Sugar 81; Rio Coffee iss
G. A. Sail, OIL 20 per sack
Hides: Dry Flint 10 cents dry salt StC
Stock OF produce on lssss light. and b'
tiness dull.