davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

~ Athens on the LIST day of April, 1851
which il not taken out will be sent on 4
the General Post Office as dead letters.
Boyd,J X Lusk, Eliza Mrs
Bryant, William Meery, John II 2
Bishop. Joseph Mern, Eliza beth
Ball, Haldah Merin, Jas NJ
Barnet, Jacob e McClarv. James
Barksdale, JIG Ma, hugh, N b
Branner & Emore Miller, Morgan
Bales. Darthula Morris, VIM
Carter. e B McGonigaI. Rufus
Cas'ender. G w May, Robt H
Cox, James Nicholson. II w
Casteel. Ellies 2 Pangle, Eli
Cox, John Pankee, David
Coidwe!i. Sarah Pargie. Strange
Cry, Jonathan Pateson, Sam
Casey, George Paris. VIM
Cocks. Elisha Prpswood. John
Chisnut. s Poteete, BF
Carson, VIM Richry, Elizabeth
Cusmon, VIM Raben, Francis
Car,right, Levi Sellers. Joseph
Caves, VIM Say, A H
Davis, lydia Sumo, Saml
Done, Rashel A Shell, CnarIs
Duncan, &c Shelton, George A
Dean, Rachel Stone, Elizabeth
Dauehery.M H Mrs Sheriff., Jas or F Will
EIdridge, Benja'n son
CASTOR, J D Stricken, Rachel
Given. John Stipieson, H H
Grimes, C w Siansley, Jane
Green. VIM Taylor. VIM
Gregory, James Trobaugh. John
Green, VIM Templeion, Joel
Grisham. Elizabeth Vancypool, Eliza
Griffitts. Whey Wilson. VIM
Holman. Ben Walsh, VIM 2
Hill. John Wilson, John
Hany, K,ze White, james
Howard, VIM White, + s
Hunt, Lewis l. White, John
Hast, VIM Willis Williams, G w
Unison. BIC Wright. Mrs J A s. c
Lawson, Willin Wright. Moses
Lain, SamI Wear. Joseph r
Laird, DC
J.McGAUGHEY, M.
April 4. lS5l-3t lS2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04
Ar EST FOR MURDER.-The Ley.

AR EST FOR MURDER.-The Lex.
Ington (Va.) Gazette says that James
Anderson, his wife, and two daughters
were arrested in Botetourt county,
and committed to Jail under the charge
OF committing a murder in that county
about five years ago. A family named
Pett'grew. living in the neighborhood
OF the House Mountain. consisting OF
a mother and five children, were
found dead in the winter of AZ. The
house in which they resided was
burned down. and tie corpses frozen
when found. Marks of violence were
foun1 on the mother and the eldest
daughter. but on none OF the rest.
Those marks consisted of scar on
the side Of the head and the print OF
fingers on the throat OF the mother,
and similar marks on the throat of the
daughter. A deep snow fell on the
night the event is supposed to have
happened. but no snow was found on
the corpses and tracks around the
place of this occurrence. Several
neighbors resided within a half and
three quarters Of mile off, to whose
residences there existed no obstruc.
ton unless it was The snow on this
occasion. Suspicion fell on this An.
derson family at the time. They then
resided within three quarters Of a
mile of this place. The matter has
slept for five years now. and the evi.
dence which led TO the arrest of these
parties will be developed at their
trial at the April term Of our monthly
Court.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

CHARITY. FAITH AND GOOD WORKS.
Man is not saved by faith alone, by
charity alone. nor by works alone; but
bv the union Of the three. He must
have truth in the understanding. which
is faith; love in the will which is CHAIR.
ty; and these must be united in useful
acts. which are good works. Faith
without charity. is not living. but dead:
charity without faith is not spiritual.
but natural; and both charity and faith
without good works, are only ideal
entities, having no permanent cxis.
tence, because not grounded in a
useful life.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04
Committed to the Jail

10 OF Polk county, Tennessee. on
HM the 25lh February las', Negro
Nh Man as a runaway slave, who
TN calls his name JAMES GLASS,
MI and says he belongs to VIM Nc.
XIX Kesson, OF Morgan,on. Burke
Ss-,S county, North arolina. He says
that he left his master in Georgia in com
pany with three other Negroes. who had
been taken there in drove, about the 18th
of January last. He is of black complec.
ton, about five fee, els hit or ten inches high
weighs about 100 pounds, stout bu,It, no
marks perceivabe. The owner of said
negro is hereby notified to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away. DAVID BRA DFORD.
Sheriff aud Tailor Of Polk county.
March %, IS5l-ti 10:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04

w OCutI EaIly.
The above are far the most brilliant
schemes ever offered. One order for a
Capital Prize!
| Correspondents can transact busi-
ness through the mails with this agency, as
we'll as though personally present.
sP Letters carefully directed and an
swered by return mail.
ftp Colvin & Co. send Managers Off.
cial Drawings. with statement of result, I'M
der close envelope. to all who order tickets.
sP Bank notes on all good Banks in
the country. or Prize tickets received in
payment Tor tickets.
o.: Prizes cashed at sight. Bank drafts
RENTED to those holding prizes.
~, Al orders are carefully complied
with. The most prompt attention always
given to orders.
Please address COLVIN s. CO.,
N.W.cor. Baltimore and Calvert sis,
Museum Building. Baltimore. Md
April 4, leel-lm 1872
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04
LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINING in the Post Office at
~ Athens on the LIST day of April, 1851,
which il not taken out will be sent on 10
the General Post Office as dead letters.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-04-04
COLVIN & co.

We respectfully submit the annexed
Schedule of Lotteries 10 be drawn in Bal
timore in April. 1851:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
csn. Scott NJ Cincinnati.

The following account Of Gen. 5cott's arrival at
Cincinnati, is from private letter. furnished to
The TiibuEe. 1t describes scene 10! mentioned
in the Cincinnati papers
We'll, Cincinnati ID a grea: place at least Gen
Soft tbinksso. The boat he came on arrived TWO
bours before its usual time, and the military were
not ready to rece,;5 him SO he got iato d., dirty
hack which was at once ct'efvu WIN IieH go
to shake hands with the old heic. Ine. o'i7e'
tried TO knock them Of, ard at last took the QUIT
ofhis whip and laid them Fat with bruised heads
when & stone from the crowd sent him TO keep
them company sans ceremOnie. Then commenced
a general fight, and stones and dray pins were the
weapons, and more than one head was prepared
for tie surgeons care. - last a drayma Al
whipped his horse through the crowd, ran over
two or three and made passage, and the Gene
raj was put through 70 the Burnett House IN the
fast line doubtless thinking the people loved him
Such was the reception the papers did not pub
lish IT, for they take good care not to hear OF such
things but It is fact. One stone hls the car
rage or the General, it was uncertain which-it
came from behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

cHARtEsTos Az du-Ar Brship Cores ssssr'. Lg'rpoo'
H-fs.t lsatsi. huuFN rsy, 4 alton D ,i,n nan
Nsvror Erf; schs Isabella Gaze hssn'a. ho~s1 Coz.
P .pha ca css Gtsi g. Fsisr'on' YnA's "a = 49,
c.ft MIce. ir rs;rr Nt Wer safs W. "a hal
Nv fos Cluhis Gfursy. New fors - Z. nare en'
Hssrs; Euna, Hsshs. Bsumo- sch Louisa Coy snap fhs
ceiha
JACKSONVILLE tr g-krr sci Astsl kstsr, Pets saFal
ns.i t'h Gr-csn Meg CAs-or BPS Nn Cra"tord hfoot
irg. New Yor Ga 80. ~ ac. HI Phla'ePhsi on sch
Auarda CIR ~. No - New York
NkN 0RLkANs-Au Aprls. L s'ssrshp ono sshsseA
NeN lot hsvans. 81 O-sps Tai ct fos07 sncoe'
isfnr New ioFk R-Venle Crosei Arackc0s kien far,s
htmor- Lv.poo osk. Rsres~r Is-r-ocs. tSon Hsna,h
BfewsT Birch Fs- Nor,i brss nou RAdoVNh Nss Cwti Tee
sifh smT lBr kait,r li ~, sss erE Orss,s fAr a.
Waits schs SarS Esn. MooHnhs hsvara Osal Qase1, bf
jones' krCstou, Ss Oegcn rfens, tsmpcN -thArr nc
psy, Csrtla W te
pis n oet Patterson LssCn Fos,a Msrshs Nsy, Lille, Phs
asF. sci AasmAn cHns Bnios Sas'ago Gsa c,nch MORE
apthte'h CO steamship Ahban Poster Chases - % Js
Nt.., s.rns,t New fcrs iurrsrry Bscs.r Liverpool
Belfast f'.' ~ " N' w. -
fhliApELPhlA Arrl is1rr Pr bsh nouysss Smith shsHs
EA'hphon No'ctg Nessrai Adventure Pfsancss Nes
'a CO ors "ssa rsrr,s 40 Janso, -. LIBERTY Bowa,
Nv Oh A'a Tea 90 leunssse rsyhr Po'stksepss So
Ih Frcss Hstlcro Bo.toas Dv.-, Do But,u Cook
Nss;poft -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
Observation-Disclosures



AsHEs-The market is steady FOR Pots At S. Pss,lI
quiet at Is, with small stock
CoTToN-The MARKETS quiet sud prices are steady
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inclemeacy Of the weather re.
Ics business 10 Western and STATE lour ard prices are
unchanged Canadian Ia heavy 51ldi 69{ To arrive
It s offered freely, at 60 The OF Domestic are
100 bbls al 50 for s.se SCI AIS for Michigan and
Indiana and si6S5 FOR pure Geasses The better grades
are shade better and rather ssesbie Southern J..
-uie Sales OF 2CO bbs at 60le IS i5r Fedsrcssbnrgh
County ard sat 81 for 10 good sras brands
r, Flour is selling slowly q. Sii0S a. Corn Mssl Is
firm ct S for jersey
GRAIS.-Onlys moderate Inquiry Tor Wheat and prices
are unchanged Rye heavy with fair supply aud mod
crate demand st74a7ic for River Barley is lesS sciye
ard prime isicsrce Osts are dull ard more freely offer
ed, to arrive Sales tue GDo at d47c Tor Jersey end
ia5cc for Northern. Corn very plenty and il 10 de-
msnd Tor the home trade, snii firm. sAleS are ana. at
6sc Tor round and dat Yellow.
WHIsKY-A quiet market f5r PEIon at 2f9Aic. Drudge
s dull al 2S!c.
PRovisIoSs-For Fork the rs0sacnons are exceedingly
lighted The advance IN prices restricts the demand aud
prces sre nominal al 81 for Old Near sni Sl5or DO
and SO for Prime sn5 si FOR old do. Beef Ia very
firm ar5 il fair demand sean 50 Tor Msss aad IS .
or Prime. Lard very hmi prime ia scarce a. &c. Bat
10 irregular 10 price aud The demand moderate. Cheese
l. steady with fair deml-d a. a tic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
WASHINGTON.
The Cuban ExprditiOn Really.

I
Coryesroud4rce Of The Tribune
WasmxcroN Monday, April u.
Ilearn from private letter. from Alabama adj
dressed to gentleman in this city, that the Ca
ban Expedition, of which there has been so many
rumors. is assuming something OF formidable
SHINE. Quite large number, mostly Of young
men of a reckless stamp, ready for anything
"from storming h down to ro55ing hen roos',
are enlisted in the enterprise. They are encoar'
aged. it is believed, by older men who ENJOY hlSh
soca positions, and who are looked up to for bet
ter things. 1t is supposed to be the intention OF
the msrauders to embarh at Mobile. Their place
If rendezvous is not known, bat IS supposed 20
be in some environ near the Gull coast
II seems to be the Impression tnat they are
ueU furnished with arms and money.
The Government, It is proper 10 say mas taken
immediate steps in the waiter, and every en-
desvor will be made to arrest all the per'ies con
cerped. Orders are already far on thelr way %
the commandments Of naval forces 20 be on inc
ebert Mere is not much danger, however, as the
Cnbans are armed 20 the teeth, and luIly pre-
nsrsd for any force which is likely TO lea7e oar
shores. The recent visit of Mr. Clay taken m
this connection IT, to say the least little avn
ward " OI4hh W A"iN'N'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

The introduction Of Lead Poisons into the hu-
man system in the pursuit OF different employ
ments and the use Of various utensils has been
attended with such disastrous consequences that
minute Investigation upon the subject is the nat
ural result. comprehensive article IN the
ScaIpel sets forth the causes remedies and ez-
tent Of the evil in a clear light. We give brlet
abstract of the material portions of this statement.
1t has been known from very remote antiquity
that Lead, when in a state OF minute mechanical
division or when rendered soluble or volatile, Is
received into the lungs aud stomach, and produces
the most dreadful diseases These diseases are
now well known and accurately described. The
Hospital La Charlie in Paris has lon5 been IA
nous for the successful treatment Of these sitec'
tions. OF 2,l6l cases there treated, 1913 have
been persons suffering from attacks of lead. choc,
the most distressing form Of Lead diseases. The
preparations of Lead which have been known
20 give rise TO this complaint are l. Metallic
lead. :. Lead in combination with oxygen she
sub-oxide, mineral orange, ltharge sad red lead.
,. Combinations of lead with various acids; DO.
rate of lead, sub carbonate cerense or white lead
phosphate, chromate and nitrate Of lead, the ace.
tate or sugar Of lead, and Goulards extract. 4.
Eulphuret, chloride, cyanide, and silicate OF lead.
g. The alloys of lead with tin, solder antimony,
copper silver and gold. The principal methods
by which lead enters the sy stem are by the mouth
and lungs it is absorbed from the skin when
abraded by blIter bat not Otherwise.
The tin of commerce is often adulterated with
lead hence copper vessels coated with tin arc
Far from being safe. Red osr,henware is glazed
with red lead, and is always scted on by acids
and oil. Newly painted rooms have produced
manifold i'll effects, from the poison being 40.
aorbed by tho lungs. Water is often impyegna.
ted with lead by passing through lead pipes and
animals living in lead factories are found to be
subject to its poisonous effect Animals pastared
near lead mines, aud drinking the water, are
often poisoned. Compostors and type founders
are frequently Affected in similar manner
Fortunately, however, the resources OF our
country have given US the means OF obviatng
many OF these evils. 1t has been found that Zinc
will answer every purpose Of the White Lead Of
painters, and almost every purpose OF metallic
lead for roofs, watertanks etc. being far supe-
rior to Lead in durability, purity, and perfect
freedom from all poisonous effects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

BATH Avrl7A sens MONT Vernon LEWIS Phisien bf,i Co
nisn KArcru, NsWHaysn Cc Sea Beau. hagsnsr hsvsls
D hArr sch Be- ann Fra-ihn, Aui, Wilmington, NC ifl, sch
hsry Jars. PsIsls. 60.
FALL RIVER, Arrli7A Shops Essex, Cummings View Yori;
Geo Ns'tu eton Smith Nsw Bedford NorEch. JssP
~ trard. BEL. Piislsptia
PROVIDENCE, Apu lt-Au brig North America, Poster Ma-
eas, s0ts Atbana s John hB; CeJ 0u Nsrt Cy-
A5s. Roo arc Mary Blsh. Yates, Bristol Ne lro,
Palsr hacha Manhattan Fed d. Mary Robinson. do R-sg
hoe -Oop Radalt Barker DO sid 81 brg Wosrocs;
sens Jossph Tufus nlasa, Bat Ma coEs fhaaspliAi
S4ial Blcs Rose. Bl19of
PORTLAND Apn Arr scts Albert Carter Tss-o Mes
sey hschasi Her k Orsns for Boston CT Fl Va
Wilson Cards Rush Curtis savtnnAh sohs Bataf hittsWs
Havsns oBeu. Peterson Porto Rco. Wn Tel BROOKS Dover
SAVANNAH Apr IcArr bfss Wilson F-lsr LeS ssr -,
A Durtsf HoEss. Boston she Telegraph. Dckr-on Baum
cts Robin. smith RfhmoDd. Juis Elra, Hgose feAa1si
rhA ca 81 Coonst Suuat Lvspo breNA Ao.ry LA-a;
Bsrc,y Liverpool bari Prince OF Wales Brosn L'efp ~
~, Aussurst Corson Charsstor BsEs Creole, Ghe rama
s.b Ii,b-Arsrs For.st su. Ns-burypOri Elsa Fsbssi
Bosfor, K.byor Layton. Frsdecsbark ca b oarh Sassa
Whessr CHARLESTON; sch MAJOR Rnssoa AAAA4 Hs-Ho-' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
From south America.
Fron tbs New Oflssns Picayuae Of April
We have Nalnaraisn nsnars 70 the 25th {

Fron tbs New Orls,ns Plcsyuae Of April
We have Valparaiso psPers to the e5th OF
February nsHutcpaiy Of Yararaso are smpoyns most 'al
ny fhn. schools for bows bad bssn opened Tbs city
stpsnc lr.. we're 50 IS Ibe Bnt.s ma yal
purchased the South American Pahc coast Ihs u >
or yAlsIo Tie Ba,lsh ruaa Of var Poraai
- Of Aisa ssssby ala IRON RIO 81 tlJ' before the 81
naos lie year leo ts srpor fs-su colotf-s hs
Coz apo -hl are s1ifsF usis lp efEs'als, amount
- 70 s7ff1f OF t1 So -li 70 srr1rtsd
s'o 20 iers ports $500 T. Oh. Uut-a states - sr q 90
months Of s .rporat5a OF silver Ens,ai
49,, n-i i'l'o uoath slo~-s - aagns-tei ship
80. i,on CopaPe by way Of PaHsna Tue FaPiras3 pa
trH To-, el'5fs ,As Isro7a Of ia,s % exports from
"a fso,asry bus ~oud eel Sorth 10 lev d.ys
- q February o. The Bat. o ChAca-
~. ,rP,crrs''y e-5,,d On zsi5 Of F-o,os,v F,,.ei
r....I y 80 way 70 aorti., sn1 who bat
o. ca Wa 20 t. place ,h- noa,s o M n.
mace o GsaJ J. a cl s SI ., '5.soa,.ra:a "a,
s..s'nns 'rs'e'l Senior Hou "a. seg ho-
ne SoIap. hataas ga, ne satisfactory prc,,.,. rs.ur
soou = miles 20 ehcs .,sac. asorss- ~ east,a A'ss;
Tie Minister n ce ssor l-,ro-rst, ~ zen % an.i
2a;h oiFebusg. Valuable ths Cnlt1 i. .
rleneLis were hoped ior aader bis gaialce Han,a
u'-ter q tie British p sspu ,1Prese, his La-Ss IA ~.
public wafmest manner para p'ps The on
cs's and crew ,t- -l's Rartln for he or'up
b a.. stance hsj shor'et n a removing ls 81 &c Wien ls
I- ga-rs NJ W Of 'ts lFh Fssra,ry, ,h,, Hon
Balls Psjn Santiago On the lh He would e-g -
ea o. th, orma of treaty between he Cit1
Govslusrt and that Of To- Uli states u- of .s,ue.
90 BE- e-;s5 st os.Eeel srSs3 aa3 Chloe Tasy
~ TIE re Tree Of erg,rss
FNews rom F.rr aai BOLIVIA v,psr3 Ths
pfe-ae had DECIDED iccord o. The anticipated
gttI iast -h- alto IT, tWo
provinces be heard from, Pla Ca anb3; bu;
st a. is1sd r IN cue they
not thsr.e the dssdvsngs out Of t0
and Elias 75A Some entertained
regard which the Congress- ksd 5r
s0 ~ March night adopt satettasasi
srd n political qu- n Arsus but ths Government had
military precautors, which promifed 20 b -cuve.
One ort~o executions had tea place s1cre Bov A.
t ,srs ~ hose attempted ~ no1hs since - murder
tas Pre- alt Bcl. L possible mag b cralei
si .cl tak vtlh ss 30 or5ddsa or The tsrm az
ysrr. psre. rtf been made ci sons ncn 'rsr fspo-
f. usar southern Boiv A. town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
REv. DR.. sTlCKLAND'S AMER

u
etAe compound ever discovered for ne Of Liver
Complains Jaunifce Plies Cosugeness, Dyspepsis Sal.
low Complexion SICK Headache. Butter Taste Dfopsys
Kidney Alectons. Crave, Rheumaism lnterNgent We
yer enc Ague IuduenKt Cods SC. Being 10 sucI accord
ancs with the uuaersbe laws VI creative Providence aud
knowledge Of Anatomy and Physiology, the Doctor 10
convinced the Al wise Being has created Ia inc
vegetable world remedy for every dsease that nesh 10
her 20 Antony teaches that the human BODY contains
many pofeu organs called gsnds each Of which 10 etn'
plOyed IN secfetDg from mo biOod TO own appropriate
fnd me chef Of wh.h Is thc Liver Kidneys Saivary and
aIdu bodies connected with tbs pores OF ne ssn Thh
Liver and saigefy Clouds src'es rom me boo1 lnoss
ads t9s carry on e work Of dgesoo and thus promote
the healthy scOr Ofhe bowels The Kidneys ana sAlh SO
crete rom the blood those dee,erous impurities when,
Obstructed VIII produce diseases and health Os en-
urely rnpsired. Now, his vegetable compound etsch
the liver stimulates 10 action, removes la diseases cor
10 act and Opening he pores ~ the sam hencs the ru-
rfcaon OF he Blood whereby perfect healh s restored
For convincing proof OF the above The Doctor requests
pefusal u HE pamphlet seng forth mosl fully me pnuos
orhv u their scop win ul directions and "
nInsrsleled cures once D Fulion.sI New Yors and
sod by vendors of medicine generally. m~ 3mMWs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
roRr o. Ssw YoRE..........--APRlL ID


Ste, 0io Al,bsus, Luadon savannah April H. 10 he-
ia. erp~sica severe blow rom Ne VII "a continued up 20
the til ayg Apiil5 lat IS . y, lol = 81 " ptsti ts
% ka.Acn % Che tei abtrtculti stump OF FIRE mast
go1- y 5ecs oae Of timber appeared TO be OAK
shp Bogtss q Is n Liverpool mie and passengers
to : " Illirs.
Ship Tnsland Man,oa 40 d. IN Liverpool md and pas's
gers 20 Bsfntsu 3 Co
81 Loisno Uquhsr % I'm Duba mass iad passengers 70
sh5 I,e, Co sew Hsysn sous % ds m Liverpool mds,
ns--srgefs g. Hafulsr = c..
Drs .isar ous:sas IN sl-sa-,h sus,r csss, Sc Fry
ile Rs-efa..
81 yanca Eaton DO 5s I'm Ca,s- 18th 70 Smith Boyutoa
Tie above reported lis m0raas s;Ll By pho; boa; Yam
ice No =.
BEL Han brig Fosca Hsena. Post q Is I'm Amsterdam
m Zee aud passenl % Punch Mencks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
rlnr At RnsroN-THE oTRANscRIrr BUM.

&c r Ts.dsy uofnrza ire o0rurred 10 to- Trans pt Bu'
% 81 Corf.- Bosn Which destroyed property b. large
rt r. Da't0r Wentworth, pTopns0rs 0f the EpcHi"g
Tnlff stats n'ef' and arge edone OF ffoai So
r,cr nls reports other ss'e tnct' f.iy iof olis
80 bon ysrro m an which wholly f@strof ed itrss
nun l0lss ing Mess Crc.sf snt Bum
hsn BroLsrs loo buddy sons % "heA we're ready Tor
de- ,sr,. a. others asarJ go
State document. Ms were an sweet TIE staad x pre- 20
room tie nr'se. ard tools 90 the 0nirfy were
800 T.. .si size IL lrs n sheet s'cs "as very heavy
n State documents which vii havs to b. f-pnni.d
IN be- no fsay -gslon as '- heavy 1.ciraLts q
,,c,ct r,.ue legislative ec'on lhs saer foc1ms- de-
rarn-a 10 shorgtns Tie IraH'cripf chce vas
~ tt ard To- ere va SONS dsi, the Naie before
t. ..t f. A'o1 " Tl--di, Col. 0s counsncsd.
The ling vs. 0vlsd ~ C1l u mas H. Psras ani - a'ls
,r eco wl.cl vH ttal cover the lee alr t'p'ti
Ro.b, lr whose he ire 9mre'cet had 20 o'n ar
% a,i he l1-. o .svfil - BE- clstomsp ~I he 81 ID
f4s,r Du,tl Wen h wsr- a-ufsd al 10 hsfc-"" once
.-SI5.n Their hss lla. q ~ he a. srtinsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
NEM.YORK LEGIsLATURE.
sENATE..ALBANY. "Wednesday, ADrll

SENATE.u.ALBANT, Wednesday, ApHI 10,
M Cross made a favorable report GA the sub
isct Of The annexation Of New-Y ORR and Brooklyn.
Tie senators from New York cisseued. Mr.. BEEEMAN
Senate ought 10 know tnatSl the puphc opul'
ON This subject had been manu'scureu.
qIsbtu toincorcorste tue MON Cub reported by
NJ Cr,f r,,s fc- ne consic GRAFTON otlhe Senate.
Mr. UYuAN reported q bi amending the Emlgrauon
Passage bil Tits bin as) abO4shss the Office OF Pnysl-
can To the Marine Hospsl
Mr. BArCocK offered resolution that no more peraons
ergpcea IN the transportation of passengers sha DC a.
l,,s ID TO hoi' a seat A. the Board % Emi grat1n
Netsrs MORGAN, Coos an LFHAM opposed ana MANN
TIE amend lner I was rel ec.ed-Ayses 90 Nays =
~ siyth secon aboSh1g the OF - Of Pnysicsn 10 me
Marine Hotriisl waa struck out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16

A PLEASING INCDENT.-True genius always
generously appreciates merit in others, and is in
nothing more tolerant ard catholic than in matters
of religious opinion This is illustrated by the
distinguished Upper who is now visiting our
country in order to Knit stronger and closer the
bonds Of social sympathy which unite US to the
parent isle Of Albion. Mr. Upper is well known
10 be High Churchmsn and ardently devoted to
the religious doctrines Of the English Church.
He was lately introduced to an eminent Ameri'
can divine of quite different order Of viewa'
whom for the present We will name as the Rev.
Dr. Rowson Although aware tia! Dr. Blowson
did rot hold some OF the cardinal points Of his
own faith, such is the native liberality and
genial sympathy Of Upper, that when that d.
vine was presented to him, he held out both hands
and, exclsiming in the most sincere tone OF voice
do have the honor of beboding the pure aud
heavenly minded Blowson2' advanced to meet
him with the same empyeSsment as il they bad
been of the same way Of thinking. Those wbo
beheld the scene speak Of it as touching and ele'
waiting in the extreme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-16
nr,-uor ON SETTLERS Nj. JAtLD ~ - -

DEATH OF OLD SETTLES. =, c,,ssi.,taa "a Tue
80 a., i,.fHou D4vD D. az, az - tes sgs Of 3
80, Harr- C0vris- .ays Re .ss1si 80
leafs - . 80 bali csutlrJ AZ -
troNn cufins more the st-ee p 70 a' NJ
80 u., ID oa ~ = 80 -, rs.r,.sa ett.1s q,
ne ~ :, -. -. senes h- 54l ~ a. y = ~. -
rsvh % 81 ~ Re-. hen yoga became era ID "a
years - p -, norr. whose name itenthei NA ne sy
s, Rye1,oa a. controlling he anasces Of 20
q sysaa sad soai5sa;E adv rot "Ass'As'@