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Dnr Coops Trade, though better does not shoE
that extreme briskne. which characterized the month
Of January in 1850 The high prices OF Gotten gooa-
induces sraring pure bases for speculation Apd
tbst nice squarng q purchases % actual wants 10th
A. 10 time and quantity, which II peculiar 70 high
market RI production IL reduced, consumpuon also
.conomissd bestinns and shirtinas are ~ steady de
rand at hrm prices but the market has 10 lvsliness
or aniration at the moment A grestsr actiFiJ L.
ant{elretea next month. Drls are on The advance
pro8reYs have been obliged 20 raise their rates snd
srbibt no desire 90 press ssles by any eonces
- htfn ifrr4uJar O.paburghs are not " ae.
tlte rt0utat uqfrr - the high prices A. whgh tsey
sfe r.t tuead o. lters are rsry hrm Ihe hisn pic
o. The raw material Affects the cost q loN goo3s I've
ftrff pIH.e mo aNEenfa ~ labor u COMPLETELY
smell ubEs gt tI.htr goods he cost Of labor = TIE
p.intEai Il 14sA. ot price Denims Meln ~ lsiess
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SHIPPING.

DACIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP CogPANb rue pun.
y lilo are informed thst untcr the Trrnacments ol Na
company ..sners nsreo1a go approved ~ he NAVY D.
rartmebt and carrying the United Ststes stla Vii
time r. leave Panama and san Franosoo the trst aa
fifteenth days Of each monh, unless detained ~ un-vo9s
bic accident the val = the NALL - Pan.ma TIE
Of toe trst % the m6nth Vii Acapulco
San blss nssaan san DIEGO snd Monterey The
% the fifteenth q the month will touch A. Acapulco; but
ether N, yicsn porte.
The new stesnshp COLUMBIA will piy regularly $50.
her arrival ~ The Pacific San IrAueseB and plr
ib Oregon awaiting A. he urfrer port the n
FROM Pshsa, and return'aS without jolA
With nais aHd tof the i8owiHe frau
san Francisco. regular lne ~ pfoples vii te kspt
Tor TIE transport aion ~ frert ANd traNs Passenger
hstwetn fhuRma and Ssr francisco.
Tie connection w The Atlhnc wih wanthlur8 NJ the
stsAmships EhplRE cry leaving NeR aFs the ttt
tetrih, hnd CBrRukEE having New Yerl tbt twenty
eighth Teach nun'h Tor ChnEres third boat will aia0
herr IN New Tort steamer
The new steamships CARIBBEAN tni PHILADELPHIA
vii form street I've between Ne~ Orleans and Chasres
leaving ~ sueh reroft ~ gi trfuEe htte duept0n
rcteibe on tho stnmus istt Rib The rao8o steam
shra through te and fr.m New ORLEANS and p0rss il
hcgico, California ard Oregon.
Through tebe for mouth cen hs feenled an sfpes-
sion - the Company 3 South street NeW Ncfk April
tons iog pateH II hew Urlesns Shouts ~ tsd 20 ASh
efROh q, IaTRAsON h Co. AGENTS At that Ilsce.
New York October n. ttft.
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Telcgraphls Marine Reports.

y.
Arrived-shp osspoe Noreans via rrovnostcvn, whore
BARI Desw. are Philadelphia, brig Rush. VALPARAISO ost
~ rpofe Tth Wit la s0s Ion ~ chip Henry Thompson
Brig oirsey surinam 18th ut SPOKE Jan H. lat 81 a.
Ion TO- ship Calcstts. from sOflenns Tor Trieste.
Philadelphia schrs Frederick, frseericks6urs Edna Will
Below Baris Grard. from Nar,ses; Churchill, from
Cesrea-shirs Rio Grands Liverpool: sebast Norle,us
Game Coek kNork 20 load for California banks Zenobs,
and ses Beau Cardena Gilmore. sayannah; schrs
Zion Atkits Gnnavts Clark Winsor Cap. Hayten; For
rest, savannah johnson. Richmond Homer, and Lewis,
NYort.
ciensd-Dsk Chesapeake, seS'ina brig Elias s.taa,a
Airived-Bris Maria, Insrsham, Csrdesas. 81 days.
CEARLrsTor, Jan IS.
Cle,red-Bark Velocity, Boston
OArr chip Chance fYork bark Jssper a.; brig Julie,
doi 'ehr Jonas smith, DO cld barn yaronn@ nnorn.
Arrixedship Kentucky. Boston; bsrss brenda do Fens
i3th-Arr ship Ai,zo. Boston; bark C,zons, do.
th-Arr ship 81 Louis Nforki bark Broosa, Boston Cid
ships sas Holmes sY cerrO Gordo, Boston; bsrks Tse
sth-Arr shp In diana sYorh. Ga ship Thomas Church
SYork.
Arrived-Bris Louisa MarEa-et, Hatsnlas
Cesred-Bti.s seotsmAn. and Hsrrnser. West Indies
Hr sshr Mechanic, Dc.
saied-steamer Ameries, for Mobile.
large feet q vessels 70 from Hampton Roaa,
this morning Wind rw-weather clear and cool.
NKv Brusonn. Jsn a.
Arr,ss-ship Pacific sAtiante via St Hsloaa Nov ~ l5
rrwporr. Jan "a.
In port-sshr MAIL cTowsl Providence Phla elphiA
cissred-Bris Florence, Fsles satan raa.
Beloe-A fore and Aft sehr coming W
ClcsrsS-Brig Wilson Fuller Nvorh.
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MISUNDERSTANDING hlabama-Niss smith and servant
Smith, lady and shic. Day and lsiy Miss Day Mrs
Smith, Mrs Hall. Mis- Jones n Croni e. Yields Can't
Joresn. ush Harder u LeHsrts B Ross RIM Tyson.
Warng and lady. Pick, lady and servant HUI,
Edw Lynss, Mr. Florence. Edw renner v Nikinson. r
Rodman PArensicks, B G.raner, Shuie., ! Hen
drichH, crcnt Bcnjami Henry Roscr Henry william
son-l5 in the storage
BRENrv-ship oceauA Msisishn. LADY and two caiidr
Knsksu and strcklow. G Dresel, achoenhsnz.
yAfPsR aso-Bsrh Miantonomi-MrE lie hernrisg.
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NHw 0aLEANs, Jan. 30, 1851.
The sales Of cotton to-day 1000 bales Prices
were not affected by the received per Asia Mid
ding molssses-3O 600 gallons sold to-day, at previous
rates We quote 2shc. for prime Sterling exchange
10 ct Ike. prem.
New 0RLsANs, Jan 81, 1851.
The sales Of cotton to.dsy barely reach 1900 bales
Trade is dull. Molasses has declined, and We now
quote prime ct $50. Flour.-Sses Of 900 bills, ct
81 20 for Ohio and - 40 for Illinois Corn Is selling
at 67c. . 700. Keg lard has advanced; sales OF 700
kegs, at 20. Prime Rio coffee quote 1t lilo. Whis
key.-eales at 2711c. . 28c.
.4 CINCINNATI, Jan. "a, 1851.
Provisions are advancing 400 bbls clear pork sold
at Sl2 rs. 200 bills and 500 kegs prime lard sold ut
7hc. The number of hogs packed in Ohio Indiana
Kentucky, and Cumberland Valley far ~ heard
from, Is 03S 600, az ainst ,O75 900 last year.
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~ $50 40. tx isOao sch syiii NAVIGATOR. isE
Boards.n North Wee. Mining CsDIsn, ~; 40 0nioaa-
Sala-se0e scsuyIkill Navisation 90, div on. So 400
Bed n, s e e. ST. 100 Mo :hr. Norris
=, s % SGenylt. M,ysnsn lsS g 5,a...s. Civ ~.
pal g. o. 1000 Reading g. 90 ss 800 City RAiroed ga
lus 800 City Gas 6s FOO lfsy Saiss-ssO6o RsAdinx S.
70 S3A ~ Ahrs Sehuylki Navigation lSt 100 Union Ca
PAL "a lD DO. i6'a $50 Norris Canal, 2ssl 100 Long
BALrIAoR \ jar. Ill Stock Board-sleo Baltimore Ohio
RAlroad Bonds 6y 921s 5shrs Bank Of Baltimore. si
Sso d. ~. 100 do DC ~ 2, do 70 % Y.rt ,s md
bid Quarterly SIS Ssk bid Sterling S. % bid; Batmors
a. so,S. ia XII 100 asked; Bainsrs and Ohio Rar0ss
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The Watehmaw FIRE Company-C,ty Mo

Lft ~ UEtFITFUW tUN'IH"y-OIL
BALTIMORE, Jan. o. 1851.
The Waterman Fire Company publish a long
card of thanks this morning to the firemeu and
citizens of New York. for the noble hospt ality ex-
tended to them during their recent visit 10 that
city Their description Of the honors done them ex
ceeds anything ever done in that line IN Baltimore
The number of deaths in Baltimore during the
past week was "a, Of which number 81 were I'M
der 10 years OF age. With population Of l69 0O0
this is certainly very light record of morality
scarcely averaging more than to each three
thousand souls for the week
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NEWS by THE n AILs.
Our washington Correspondence.
WAsHIrsrsr, Jan. "a, 1851 9
The Merlcsm h.dsmn.sy.

WAshiNSreN an II, iSel
The MeIicsn Indemnify.
IL will be remembered that, during the last SEES
sion of Congress, question as to paying the
instalment due by the United States to Mexico,
under the treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo- AN app-
cation having been made by Isaac ID. M nks,
through Gen. Duff Green, 10 anticipate the pay
ment, upon certain terms which he represented
would be advantageous to the United States, aud
asserting that the former Secretary of State, Mr..
Clayton, had consented to the arrangement and
chat in eonseque Mr. Marks had made all the
necessary provisiens TO fulfil his project. Mr.
Bayly, the Chairman of the Committee on WAYS
and Means, opposed this mode of payment, and
favored the continuance Of the payments through
che Banngs and Corcoran and RIggs-a direction
which Congress subsequently ratified with its con-
sent. At the time, IL was stated that Mr. Mark .
had no authority for the assertion that the former
administration had favored his plan. Mr. Marks
has just pubhshed pamphlet, in the sh apesof me-
morial, together with letter from Mr. Clayton,
written IN his retiracy, which, Notwithstanding its
Marks stated nothing but the truth.
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NJ AaITIms INTEL LIa n \ On.


Port OF New York January 23, 1854.
sun nsn.... ...... 4 MoeH SETS. morn
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NOVO urtof all reinsdles Yet jiseover,t Me - =.
mo ctrtaH ~ msFes speedy Eud permanent ture Win.
2n m l.aft rasreii9n ~ Die arint rgfprs Or eEGnst
U .ftltsshen 70 bunresa <anv Uvrea In W.. A..
ia 81 the drug TS Froedyav eerner a ,s.usth
-sot alec ~ no 70 bstc. rlbus 4 i0 III sSNy M,
Tui'on street. taruet = 'fiit8n. 80 "H1 ~
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y For Chssrss dissos Wis Havana. Through tekss 70
sssPE III. seisnSia double .nsiss sss.S:hip OHIO
scto ton. ssrtbsn Jas rindIay sshsnsk ocnmaad
foot q stree. il T. With Il. Sossnan.s. sa Nail:
foot PREPAID sa as.n :.
h,ysn. shipper. o. p.sa.s.. 0a.,aips jsvsIry S
specify the value q tn. ship.snt their bills x
on
For passage or freight apRs oors.s q wss:n 81
Eos SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH LINE:-ras
splendid A fas. sailing packet ship ANgLo-AM1RI-
CAN a. has s S1.1H q sss
Be made superior accommodation for few nrss aad
yoSs s Sa5Gs is 81 a.i . W.. street.
EoR SAN YRANCIsco.-THE NRw.. NEW YORK
si ;hs
sS'; =: S;;ss ss,''
FoRsAkyRANcIsoo .oALIroENIA-MUTUALLIN LINE.
master having large part Of her cargo en-
%
s1psss:s n yin Ia
ss: f::s rs .s:..: Gs Is
EoR SAN FRANcIsoo-To SAIL ABOUT THE FIFTH
second be accommodates
at $3.50 each Also wanted young men to work dur
ing the voyage and SIS each Meme others need nppy
9wess street. up stairs near tie Battery.
nEsPATon LINE-FoR SAN FRANCISCO. pIRECr.-
~ Now and splendid ship ALERT. rapidly leading
few cabin psssengers and sail about ten days Inns
''.'' 'ppn'A'''n 'A'a'a B. ssSrroN CO., 81 Wall St
CHIP STAG HOUND, FOR SAN rRANCISCO.-SHIP-
- will please hand In their bills Of adng
ly important they should be signed before the
sei SAILS Passenger VII Tsp9gt themselves On saturday
JOHN OGDEN, l16 Wall street.
CORTLAND, OREGON TERRITORY.-THe SUPERIOR
i ! Baltimore clipper built bark DELAwARIAM.
Captain Bayne now loading Pier II North river. wiz
receive For freight or passage having
'ap''''' r B. ToWIER, IS West Street =
NJ B. All goods consigned friends Portland viii
sceve particular attention. ILL.,.
L,OR SAVANNAH AND HAvANA-THE NEW AND
l. splendid steamship Alabama. Captain Ludlow, will
three O'clock NJ from pier No. North river. Assem-
by her will reach Savannah in take the
ship Isabe the l Of February from Savannah to Hs
NOTICE TO NAyIGATORs.-CUsTOM HOUSE. NEW
York. Collectors Office, Oct 25d lS6OThe 9th section
ied AN &C making for Light Houses Light
Boats Buoys. re-. provides" That hereafter all busys
along coast bays harbors channels shall
sound the bav, barber channel red buoy;
with numbers shall be passed the starboard hands
black buoys with uneven mbers On the port hand anS
be coored with alternate white and black
perpendicular stripes hereby give notice that the
visions OF the FOREGOING law will be carried into effect and
the bueys the Of this district before the l
Of hay. 1851. b. hAXWELL Collector
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Foreign falls.

Letter Bags o. steamer Ohio for Havana and the Ps-
cite, viii sose a. the Exchange Reading Rosn t5f En-
change on saturday, Bth inst st 2 o'clock
Letter Bsss CAags san Jasn Sc per steamer Prone
thsus vii close the Reading Room t67 Exchanged Mon
day, Nth inst. At ~ o'clock
Letter Bsgs Tor hsysns direct per steamer Falcon will
close The Reading Room t67 EXCHANGED Monday, 18th,
Letter bags Tor Kingston, Chaxrss San Jusn. Psn,ms.
vararaiso Inns, San Frsnesoo ho steamer Chero-
kee. will close ~ the Esehsrss Rssdiug Room CO.. Ex
mails gill he forwarded n~onArFe o. spsois messenger
Postage 20 san Francisco. ~ cents.
Letter Bars fer Rio J.neirn and vspsrsiso per steamer
ohsngel sr Monday Feb ~. ~ o'clock AM
be paid a, 'hs above sse 70 Any p'ss q
The asov. Letter Bars At Kenyons ~ wall street,
Herald Marine Csrrespondsnos.
EbeARrowr, jar ".
Arrived-sohr Trumpet Norfolk fsr Bath, lsth brig
rr.hln Cobb. DO Tor Fortsndi sohrs Fortune, stones
York for Rockaud Tsrguin GaAcsr frederiokthun Bos
Edward Everett Roberts. Norfolk Tor do Metropolis
Bslhro ore from port bd n 18th, Energy, MAR
Ia psrt al,h, the vessels above reported.
,rv.an., Elm r.,ar bs,,1n 81, ysp .sT,.s. do
sohrs Robinson and Jarvis Lyon. Burroughs hl0rk
CleAred-Brg A1oref, hmesbury, Hngstsh, IA schrs v
erpool (Brl Mcclellan. Csrden.s Jarvis Lyon, Burroughs
ProyideLoei Superb, Rosth New Haven
misceIlauoous.
PRoPELER rosusgNTAL CRY before reported PIT into
Bermuos Distress her voyHfe from Baltimore for San
Trsncisoo voud proceed her about the l2h
ns NE repairs expecting 70 be completed BY at time
sTE,Msp IspFRrApoR, Which returned 70 Ssweatie re
from N fev davs since, In opnequencs %
rsr,rsd and in day or two viii sail FOR 3sstinatn - sa
h Ing IN portion % which unavcdahy Lad 70
b. dseharsd one o. her hands tile eOohl wnst IA u
H.d gong on beard sunday Isht shpPsd ~ saiaias the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-23
NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the Kindred afections-ustrAed by
Der Of beautifully ceored plates large fe by Homer
Bsstwck ~ d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature 1t ia large quaroO second
edition. price So Extract from the Boston Medical saa
Surgical Journal be said fearessy W be equal 10
Records Actions works the family Of
far superior to anything Of the kne published in this
country Author Of 'The Family Physician; price
ty-hye cents Author Of work on Self sbsse and its de-
plsrable deeets ke &C., sixth edition. fourteen plate
price 81 For sale at the puklishers STRINCER TOWN.
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q S,IO REEARD -JEFfEily ANr1DoTr, A sps-

pOOU cihe hiHtgrs To- toe cure Of rriyse d.eraer,
Mac-t se9ay cure. without the least restrfotiora
trns, ehpo.rre or change IN application " busne
lht tForneter ohallsDg ase wh,sh mi tnys
N no cure nndef the forfeiture q nre nssdred dosrs
Y e rgt ~ Ia bottef, with fu duCc'iorr al One bst
We tfle wells cured In Nv e.va Fer sale N.
q II. RlhG l2 D. 1dvav; lUS BaysrS street New Yerf
No. 0ritant
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No CURE NO PAY--Ds. C0RBtTT, ~ DUANE sr
MAJ e eopsutd on the trostm Of terain diseases
prfehee % sixteen devoted to the tr.stment al
deicate deasep snAhss nr y. tire wsrst form
ussd. 49, -
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nP. WARREN is CoNFIbENTIALLY CONSULTED
- disessesFrom practice of eighteen years. (thres
of which At the hospitals Of ths cy he enabled 70
guarantee Of disease without fully
Graduating the poison from the system See his diploma
from the New York University in his oaioe No. Mott
stre
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DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF rgs PRACTICAL rRI-

nR COOPER. 10 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN CHAT
- ham and William streets, has for the lsst eighteen
ysrfs enjoyed most extensive prsctiee In
Re IN care the m0s aExrsvatsd Of this desss
milo csteH cured IN TIVE 70 five days Dr Coepers ain In
chronic ohtruo'pns In from three weeks
preeminent. Constitutional debility, brou sht By
oret lalit INDUCED In BY mentbis when toe fire.
quspy indnEcdi in weakness Of nbs
small OF tack, ooniusioa Of the teiiect
A n every a.
No me ussd.
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llsiaiis-s-sl'saasi7-
MEDICAL,

I'm NERVOUS DRBILITY.-DR. DE LANEY, 81 LIS
peDard street pay attention to
the treatment Of those sad dsorderof body and mind
suting from improper habits in youth the
MN for business society and mstrimony. Treatment.
also. by letter, in Engli b, French or German.
whole range Of nervous all Of which guar
anteec TO The worst stages OF Neuralgia, Tic Dole
St. Vitus Dance &C. Be the disease arises from
the and IL will IL positive in its Of
feos that all that requisite to convince people Of lite
mighty the nerves. to tahe one teaspoonu
Can be had At all respectable chemists 81 bottles 81 per
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NofEk TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY HAs REnovRr
~ 20 NO ~ Roosevelt ttreet, Chsthsm where 10
hourly consulted on all diseases accent as,.s ~ cnrss
without mtrcury in two 70 four days with ave
eees. HE STecihc, ~ sbor, csnnst he beaten NR-H
beat. p ". will forfeit asa. -
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~ certain disesse which he without mFrrurv
Recent affections he removes IN few days practice
thirty years enables bin to debility
teguent upon self abuse No Zee till cared See his Lon
don diploma. IN his private Once, 2et Fuiton stree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

pI ORDER o. JAMES MULTI, E.qa.rs. JSstes Of u
IL ne STATE Of Ns~ Yors ss~soy C's1
AaAA sahas ssasd estate u ELISHA WEIGH,
loa art ta ne S - sos g ne ssHf
IS ie''' m -ss HPP>t ard ehas s-ch Akhlni sor1
~ tts ncr'hs -, ar.f rsskczton ~ 49,
Zee ana hat to s.st' SO -u- Of
sstats AID re dsvsry til
u sais oeul and az raa,s Of sSch properly
" IN, are fors does ~ ~ s,c sr- voa
H0TGHTOS q sPRA6UE, s1sao,N
- lareuM AiioTusys hr ArtA.h Z crsdtoT.
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fM0aQ


Due BupeY1ntenc ents "
Al appropriation meet the shove an ant wa granted
By me Board. ,.
Draft vhch was read and ado yhs Raes are 10 he
main sfmisr those goVsrning ms Board % Aldermen
AId spipos, from Gne Committee OF Conference on he
gste Of he Hooal read report that subject which
vss seespc Ii orh thai there TO he Hospital
wares calculated for Is psiiers; also, ward for
cooed pcrsors calculated 70 accommodate 7-msking nc
entrs cspscisy III patients On The . pill thsrs were
go Ia InsIiIuron Pie COmmtee recommend sp-
pncsuon 10 The Legsst1re 70 enafge The bgiding 20
erect temporary buildings for ths recommendation OF
psents sso 70 procure proper residence oguids Of he
Hospital for he Physician Of tho establishment also, 20
erect 9 separate vaAhhoGss Tbs report vac, mouoo,
referred back 10 The Committee examise INTO The power
Of The Board 70 relieve ne Hospital and make he neees
sary snn gemenfs.
hsor Brush offered resolution tss b referred 10 Ihe
jail Connree when appointed that Witnesses detained
IN he County Prison BE furnished with proper seeomso
cations ard thai suitable provision be made for hem ~>1
On motion Of AID spiros, DR. w.se, Physiess % ne
County jail removed. 10 take effect 90 n OF A1s@s'"
Dr. Wm. c. Benodict was appointed 10 hs PHsS'-
OE The SIRIKE-The laborers genershy, wno
recently made a ,tyike for kishsf ~ssss are s noooG
- 1900, are az ceseSninsd not - pay
- sdvsrce deFnsnded. nsoy o1idlofs coesoisny re-
main 10 he unfinished s@e N Nnl.1 IVY Scfo .e
and The isboren sve IDLY pefsn SGatng rs sLess
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Revolutionary nIsxsmenls In Hayti.

Our readers have been made acquainted with
the recent attempts TO subvert the Imperial Gov.
eminent of Hayti The most recent, that OF
Prince Bobo, had not, at the last accounts been
terminated although the probabilities were that
il would be a signal failure. The previous insur-
rectionary movement is said to have originated IN
Socialism and TO have contemplated radical
overthrow Of the existing institutions OF Govern
ment IL will DO remembered that some OF the
leaders, including one OF the members OF the
Cabinet, were arrested and publicly shot. We
have been furnished with a copy OF the Proclama-
ton issued by the Emperor on this occasion, and
have thought it worthy OF translation and publ
cation here. 1t is as follows;
PROCLAMATION
FAUsTIN isT, EMPEROR OF HAfri
HAYTEss Since the last year plot directed 70 enecs
tho subyeon Of The essbshed order OF public affairs ha&
been concoced The guilty project OF ihe conspifsors
assaulted only The form OF the 0Overnmen but aimed
Al nothing short of entire overthrow Of society Al mat
ing until important evidence should be evolved when the
mai OF royd ence ITSELF with The Heat design OF pre-
seryr tho State from the msortunes with when she was
threatened At leogth threw Into my possession cir
cumsAnce apparently The moss easusl DeHsJod inc pfoos
and The whole secret Of he maehinstion.
The public safety makes duty - she enefgeue ana
revere measures have delivered lhs guilty on1s W the
power Of The law May The punishneuI hey nave moss
de,eryedy suffered be example To every partisan VI an
.rchy hope for Tho success 0' any MEASURE
ca Gu sted to endsnger public order and safety
Havtieus Iake courage wsch win ths moot uorenll-
ling diligence fususIe the success OF aoy attempt d.
rced the sacred principles when secure % ns or
social privileges / tho brave soldiers and all tne
honorable fupetoB aries and ciuZens ID nDo ~ mo COM
mon wish for the public good 10 Join ne Tho enOn OF we
Government and W place perfect conhaelee 10 ~ "'
biy. 49,, -.
Roa,on TysyelIa, BAUsPlN l5r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-12

here lkteot spr ths, VIII - touched by sympsIhy
70 usief bow low, bow DEPRIVED ne pssessor msy ba
The worn Of TITS Society labor for lhe "a
ties ard they fhoulc devote thesvrs 70 a CArist hss
tsl 60 he exsr ple-l-l 10 follow in ~, ksolsscs
collection TAKEN NJ. art sft~r s'nRinx The Dor.
olpy ard senedicticn By Mr. Dsrung he aaaenee wss
di,ussec The following lsdes were elected ofcers and
narsgers for the ensuing year
Mrs ThOs Hssrpgs First Drectresa
Mrs cli0eOFn Second DHscuess
Mrs Hosdl-y. Secretary
MTs W Edesrds Treasurer
Rr-agc-s Mr., 5 Van Antwerp. and Mrs z Ae1aony,
Reformed Dutcn Church. Lsayeue p'sce Mrs Neh-
olscn. Chrsi's Church Brookyr; Ms q L--ds Mercer
o. Church Mrs W Couch Brick Csurch Mrs l.. Nsn,
first Presoy eFisn Church. Fihh-sv Ma Wnuenore,
Che'fes Preshytersn Church Mrs Pond, ho1sio1-a.
Church; Mira NJ Trscy; Mrs w BlrftL Presoytestan
Chureb Univepty place Mira Wilson. llth Presby-
erisn Church, ME- Gtllet ard Mrs }. Dom,sck -.
Gecrges Church. Mrs @. Merrill, Flint eresbytertss
Church. Brooihu. Mrs { Huntingdon Tenth Pr~s6y-
isran Church; Mrs Geo.Weoo, Bisecksf o. Presbyterian
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