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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

RowHIY rHExTRE~BoxEs. Is CENTS, PIT. i2X
fs .ss: hSas.y az m
s Asa.s NJ saS: Eds s'Dsss Dsss yI II, s
Barber; Brislia Mrs. Brosdisy Alter which, popular
soL f1 ri d.%ia ss
Hs HsS M ass s Saay Mr. Psp
ward, Resale Eiiiston, Miss wemyss.
RURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREET-BoxEs,
or st
yso begin a. ooIses l. 1 Bsnes. Of NJ and Mrs Holman
iiassy
Eorth. Bard wan then D Psssasors ignSsa from
s s sFif m
s.7s curtain rises - TX o'clock Monday evening Nay
a % III e
srssrss ars Lazy iaaiS Eisn Douss i
s Z :s n ~ Il
s:::si T.. i s sss's;i:
NIL. 'ESSx ckk4s asns n SRN SRAsD EosH CON
One Lakes Canad Boston, ana hsi final dspsrsure 70;
public arc SssPssspy informed that .hses Concerts
viii VERY S2HS Tas ShSSH cHSSH GRAND CONCERT
on nosbsH sSsEFE E3ASIsa fAHS5S, NAY 20.
PRoaRAMmK-PARr
Euss1ss insIasssi prsndsr mcsi: 1'A'p''n''i'
Li'ah.''s slsnslFl Il sFss s.(;i ana I:il,.; Re''iai
Ar-"on mighty pens" iThs Crsasen, Haydn.
Conesr..n. for two Pianoiorsss, ssa on s'i Them.
Messr. Be;n.dici; and Holman. wallace.
Aria-'Me rampoll l.. cisSTs1 n Rossni
ss:s .:s r..s. ..,
hDLLE JENNY LIND.
@ J.asy as and ss.a4 Ss:s R'''a
scena and Aria" Fra POGO noe ricoverO" r..,
'Iu0a d LammsrSS1ro Ssnar s.i; 'oonSes''
7A. oipy. Song THE Camp sils:., Msysrssss
ROmsnz.-"Un. furtiva iasrna.' iL'Eiisir
,isi;nor s.l,vi::. ..'4'''s'''
"cOmiDs through the Rye. A Scotch Ballad.
GRAND oRcHisTRA.
combining the nrt musical talent in America numbering
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
s price .sss h: s.;P 81 and e :.
d Will BE- 10 tn. public
81 which tickets have Isd render hs rule
the of ticket, viii bs opened at Jors's
every oAy, except the sabbath, from A. NJ 70 r. n,
where diagrams may be seen, and secured.
T s b Ts.
Garden, or at Tripler Hall, as will be announced.
Doors open at o. o'clock. The Concert eommences Al
o'clock
Books containing the the songs may be obtained
Il TaS ai?sf TESTa GRIND coNcEKr Will be svsaa
TRIPLER IL LII.
On WKDNrsDAy EVENING. May q.
consequence of the wish which has generally
s Rai iicS nj is'fSsS
Vil be given st
CASTLE GARDEN,
commencing at hapast and terminating at half
three o'clock, -
OK THURSDAY, MAY 18th
Tickets ''' the Morning Concert are nov BAKNux
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

CINcIsSATI. May y, 1BOl.
There FIVE cholera the steamer Bostouia.
which arrived at Louisville to-day, from New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

We understand intelligence has been received from the
Cvil a the Seychelles Islands TO the effect
that there u an almost inexbaube supply of guano in
that region. These klands about 20 In number. are
group resting on sand and coral IN the Indian ocean
northeas 81 Madsrascar. between degrees and de-
grecs south atude and 50 and 50 degrees east
longitude aud we're formally cede England together
With Mautitrs In 1915 No particulars have yet been
given regsIding the quality precise locality ~ the
auano which has been discovered but II II should at All
approach the Peruvian In is chemical properties Y may
prove 81 irsportance not only 10 the sgrcutu
rsl interests q Great Britain but indirectly to the pro
motion also - the prosperity q Natal and Maurtt a.
We'll a. w. the much desired extension a commerce Win
Madagascar. Its situation however, near the equator
and IN the midst a the (tho African continent BE-
ing dstant about 900 mies would lead 20 the suppO
ton that those peculiar conditions q climate which have
opsyated in favor of the Peruvian guano may b. In
at MEASURE waning and that hence Its neture y In.
,ficr The climate of the Islands described a. fine
aud healthy aud the weather almost always calm but
the fact that their cultivation Il carried only In the
narrow valleys whore the soil Is richest account a IT.
helms "oiten wahcd down from the higher grounds by
the rains seems to indicate occasional amount "A
Moisture that would Be injurious At the time Y i
to te remarked that the cost ~ freight aud loading
w'ud probably be only about 60 per ton while " ~
Peru y - and there would kewiAe be m exemption
r. m monorty II could be sold nc reduction "a price
which would conpcnsate even for very great copara
tive deficiency In Its intrinsic richness The systcm
h,vt'tr q allowing c,ouial governors t. rrush Al t
chances 4 the trade by imposing at pleasure an export
duty a AZ per ten. must be ~ once extinguisnel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

The reports in circulation respecting The health q
the Emr,ror q Austria, VI true sre vastly lmp iau,
TO that empire. In Consequence Il his rapid growth
and the excitement of nj. present. position fpr
ycuthful name symptoms u COP. suYtvn isagcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

VACuTING.-THE CHALLENGE GIVEN. LAST
week, IN the Baltiroro papers, by the Of the
yacht baltimore for s 10 sail any boat ~ her size In
the United States accepted IN Phadelpha by Mr. r.
lsh, Of New York the 20 on within two tbs
PHILADELPHIA II supposed this will be fair test
Of the New York aud Baltimore models.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

vriCKETs FOR JENNY LIMBS CONCERT. MONDAY
u evening at Castle GnrdenSeats TO all parts OF
house had at the book store Of ADRIANcE sHER
MAN 4 Co.. No. 2 Astor House, opposite the Museum.
Tickets also for Thursday morning concert ready fs
delivery.
Jenny LINDsNINTH GRAND CONCERT, MONDAY
% evening May An once for the tale Of uskets at
No. G9's broadway, two doors above Tripler Hall.
NIBLo' S-MR. HENRY PLACIDE BEGS TO An
IN the appointment Of his BENEFIT and last night
Wednesday 18th May, when will be presented the VII
LACE DOCTOR-Dr. Bonc9ur, Mr.. Plncide Mr.. Chppen-
dale has kindly volunteered his services and will app in
the character o Baron Fadaise originally acted by him at
the Park Theatre. Concluding with the and
ful piece Of the FIRST NI6HT-Ache Dufard Mr. III. Pla
eide; Emile, Mrs. Sloan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

REGATTA Will CONE OFF FROM THE ALLAN.
"A tic Hotel, IobokeR, Wednesday June a.i o'clock
NJ Purse $50 $40 % the second host boat y TIE races
IS free for all - TO D feet sail boats. Particulars
nsde tvn the Hotel Boats bo ensrcd be-
ADM BARKER Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE
Lessee; G. H. barrett Manager. DooveIen ATTY; sur-
sno third circles, Is oenss Gallery 2 Yvste
he new w. comedy. called RHTikED FROM BSsiNGss
Zachary pennyweight Mr. Whiting; Mr.. Punins Mr. Hind
Miss Anderton Mrs Psnnyweight M,s Abbott oye,srre
Sir Edward Ardent Mr.. Conway Mrs. Chillingtsn Miss
AEderton.
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T,HE HAMBLIN YEsrlvAL-AT AN ADJOURNED

..
1st0r House evening Of the 10Th May Instant, Seth
Es;SSsd That shs proposed Testimonial be given Nj.
s
pss S ssns 4ss s sss ssR s 3. S H.ms.
friends owen those geptlemea for their bsr and
An Tassatiys Committee then sppSiatsd .s sahss
sas wa. 9i a
H. Bee6s Esq was unanimously chosen Treasurer. The
prosssionsl talent may inclined place
the proposed
reply to this inyita.Sn 20 be ssdrs:sed Of
Of the members will be constantly in attendance The meet
ing then adjourned subject to sS f.G% hs Executive
JAMES +. oris, Secretary.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 47a BROADWAY, ABOUT
q sa a4a uaass
chTisss whose ooaosrs: in :, al: esy
his: .s
SSsn s S.
nsa iS5 the q Ladies and Juv'
EELLows' MINsTRELs. AT rELL0ws MUSICAL
sYsry night Ssss
and versatile corps q talented and
:. y A. & Ss:
Scenes Witty saying. Solos Ducts Ch0russes Dssenx
day aferneons grand concert for the d
ladies and families, commencing At O'Clock r. n. Admie
sion. 2o cents Doors open att ocock 70
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
II Proprietor and Manager; John Greenwood J Assistant
Manageable eengagem nt of the Baeman Children for
other week. which will e positively their last as they sA
for Europe In June0n Monday and Tuesday evenings May
ath and Nth, RICHARD IIL-Richnrd, Miss Ellen Bate
Richmond Miss Kate Bateman; the farce Of the
Miss Ellen Bateman; and the ROUGH DIAMOND-cousln
joe Mr. Hadaway; Marrery. Miss e. Chapman In the af
ternoon, tho TEACHER TAUGHT, and the SPECTRE
BRIDEGROOM Admission to the Museum and Perform
anee 20 cents children under 10 years OF age 2 cents
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARR.-0Ho
II LEA, sole Proprietor Admssion-Seats In Private
Boxes % cents; Stage Seats oents Boxes s cents Par
and Evening Entertainments In the sfNer
neon st O'clock and IN the evening at O'clock TN
are varied and select and suoh ~ BE- see
- other place Of amusement In New York. consisting
performers being the largest and Mt tho time the
talented hand tho United states troupe Of Model Ar
lists who selected for their beauty and figure and VIA
personste number Of beautiful tableaux taken from th
pictures OF nnccat and modern times company Of Arab
0rs who through variety Of feats Of strength ant
dextery Madame Rosane the only Female Jugsier In th
exhibition Marble statusry unequAlled In the word
together with variety Of interesting perform
Afternoon and evening For particulars sec bills oeach day
ID AYMoN ID AND HERR DRIEsBACTs sMENAGERIE.-
~ This celebrated Mensgeriethe largest and best
Quoted In the known word-embracng almost animal
known natural history and which has received the
aud applause of hundreds OF the most
respectable and people Of the United States has
just commenced most brilliant campaign and will
Witt the principal cities and towns Of New England In the
following order, viz:-Merdan, May "a Mddstown. 2th;
New Britt9n 9th; Hartford 2th and 18th; Manchester th
Willsmhrtcr 3st Norwich. June ID Providence o. L.
~ in June aud Boston, Mass, sth July their way
through the states Of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-NEw YORK
..s. sas s Steamship wosson
s'cs s' 9sm %.i pie: sns aver 5
H
sTnE BRIrIsHAND SoRIu AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
and . Rs;Ss @ s. SSy %
sFfs j55,is. SfisaSssSail SfsaSSsaS sI:s:
AMERICA, n sS,as:%s; cATyAbI,.w. Harrison.
carry GAnSsH aesr hli, fip ss, At mas, head green
S ssGstls rom aT'S .'i'sS y;s%ssiy S S
S:s s I;s% i$ S:TS:ss %S.:ss ,i %;d%:'a;;y i;s
Sss.s from from sss sss'Ie Ts %dS, s
from s.'91 TS;t m s. sS3 3a
Cambria, from Boston. wednesdsy, ga July.
esnsda Cana AFR from Boston, wsdassisy, Sts August.
s?:.s s% .a S:5S;d,y si ia5 A.sn'
Afrea. from New York. wedne esday, 9th August.
Es.oF9 ,sm % S.T ps9s Ssas wssn % d
Passage from New York or Boston 70 Liverpool. SID.
Frsvht viii be charged specie beyond amount for
An ssterissssd surgeon board.
All letters ard newspapers must pass through the Post OF
nee For freight or P'''AFf J6SsRp Jr 81 Bro,dr,y
rsrsGs IN Vs Samnos Win British oo Throuss bills
isding given in navre for New York
EoR cHAoREs AND cALIFoRNIA.-AsrrM MoNoPo,
JONATHAN Capt H. squisr viii sail this day p ",
Ss ir IA s.Samhp sas ,hs Tas BY the old monops.
u high price line will raised the old sioS,sa. charges
sa,cS iss oA TINS SHs 81. q cosrssds
pAcuIo HAIL sTEAnsHlp ooxrASY-tosLy
% X: ns .SS u % Vss csn
psny, steamer, inspected and spprOysd By the Nsvy Dc
: :sSs md Sr.Ssi.se s md ISL IS,
ss a Ss ~ s and
Ths steam packets es;nsns 70 The Pacific n.e
Vii ssyss 81 esss Ss end .As % sn''
9ssc2n 9ssHax, tom: IS ssss
SsIifSsSiA". i'sS ..s. SS.SLSsSsTs...... 600 ,...
ShTnkkEas.s sss: sss g. ssss sss:
Ss. .4... s ~ .'.:. .:s:. s.. s.,
q y. T: as . .s e, T
Ss r.S:;r: S = sss - ''s n. is: r
m. s ssa snorn SARAH SANDS o. % .er
nov sssr. 70 The .s
:, IN hsr cabin ArrAnssmeh' v A'p' r'hn
sss .soys steamer. ~ keep ., .ss oonn.sea ).
csns.stion in tSs xnsnsio VIII v maintained sJ M
0EoRcix. " =. 49, seco sons CRESCENT CITY. 500 ,o..
ssIPY2hi cf 1893 tom. sSn: SSHihlspIfx ss:
Leaving New Yorh for chasres h and 18th sfsssi
me n:v .'s..'sig. -. E n NoEApo ana falcon .iu
NJ AZ sacS periods vii nssrs a. s,s ss..nson !, PCS
stls on shs isthr.s and forming with .hs Pacific ssssI
California and Oregon Nsv Orlsao
be occurred from Armssrons. LsvrSscn Co. axcn
Shat place. .
ksoo has been reduced from
gaO0. IN etats rooms TO flrD.
sxp IN lever cabin; 70 S1n
Sa0. IN steeTage, to fix.
me rates from New York 70 Chssyes VII h as,ns hv,r
osortsd hy snr safe between thcsc porte
Pr ehoos berths apply NJ the onice Of The
ana ss south street. and their III wcss strss
CTEAMrRs FOR sALE.-rouR STEAMERS ICON.
~ dnng engnes from 100 70 l feet long do (non-
DEL i feet icnS Ave rregelisr steaners eon
and two do. engine - fro
i feet Iona Also Marine Boiler 10 feet
aud rs feet lonr For further informatior, apply 10
CHAs. w. COPELAND, % Broadway.
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DAcIrTc NAIL sTEANsufP coMPANY.-or

DAC1FTC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.--oNLY
Thropgh Line for California and Oregon via Chagres Di
rect-Fsre Reduosd-on wednesday May y, at3PMY the
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY $50 tons, j. J. Tan
ser commandsr will ss Wednesday May r. At precise
" o'clock r. M from her pier At the foot ~ street.
~ R. with the Government Mails for Chagrcs connecting
With the vorite United States Mail steamship kortherner
70 leave iinama about the 18th OF Jane. For freight
passage apply at the oee Nos and south street.
viii West street, corner Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

Tie Gazette De TYonese of the III instant contains
curious account Of sect under the OF Frati
hurator Mason fra the chief a which appears TO be
ABDUCTION under the mask of peculiar religious tenets
The matter brought before the tribunal Of Mendrso
canton of Teino the Goth Of March last IL appe
from the document T. produced In court that t~o young
women Of fBclenz had disappeared few years ago from
their families In an unaccountable manner that In the
month a August last the police of Milan informed the
Swts consul there of Giuseppe Romano having estab
lshed sort a religious fraternity including persons of
both sexee, In the commune of Morbio and that Roma
no was arrested in consequence his denuncon and
that one ofthe young women II ,onz found among
those who we're living with himthe other having died
In ftsnce Romano used % style himself the faithful
word ofGod the rel rescntatye Of the Most High the
cord Saviour a the Universe lie cxacted strict obedi
ence irtn his votaries of poverty abstinence ha
tired towards the priesthood aud avoidance Of the church
and tstaeraments lie had already four women At his
command; hut he had declared his Intention Of raising
the number 20 twelve who represent the twelve
words q the Apocaypfc and in time TO give birth
70 twelve males 70 illustrate the twelve stars ~ the Holy
Virgin. He and this numerous progeny 10 redeem
the universe One Of his fayurte Nims that he
the great warrior prede destroy all priests
and friars, and found Jerusalem The tribunal Of
Mendriso has declared itself incompetent 70 Judge he
oase a. most q the alleged facts had not taken place up
its territory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

IGDEPENDENT LINE TO CBAGREs DIRECT. AND
through tickets to California at the lowest reduced rates
The new and splendid steamer BROTHER JoNA-
vessels in the world will positively sail pier
r. at precisely ~. Monday the 26th Of May. This
speed has most excellent ventilation and superior
modatcns and will be supplied with provisions in most Ii
and u furnished with roa vault for the safe trans
poraton Of specie. bullion and other vauabies without
charge for less than 81 900. Also. experienced
surgeon whose services OF expense ARRANGEMENTS
having been made with Messr Zaohrron Nelson Co., Of
for the sale o icke's the Pacae in the steamer
UNION and other independent steamers, the public
protected against high prices aud provided with oppc
on TO the only through line For freight passage apply
% H. MILLS 81 Courtland az street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. = ONLY
u Through Line for San Frnncsco-Farc Reduced-On
Monday, Nay 2sth ats m-The splendid dogbleensins
steamship OuO, 500 tons Jas. Fndlay Sohenek w. s. N,
Commander. viii sail Monday. Nay 18th, at precisely
eeoek NJ from her pier AZ the foot Of Warren street.
N r., with the mails for Chagres via uavana
Charcs passengers transferred at avana to the splendid
double engine steamship FALCON Passengers leaving in
the Ohio will connect With the favorte steamship NORTH
ERNER sail from Pansma about the 18th q June
For passage apply at the Once No 81 and IS South
street, or at No. III West street. corner Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

ITNITED STATS NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-
" For New Orleans direct, via Havana Monday Mar
D. stSP. M..Isre Reduoed.-The splendid double-engnt
steamship OHfO 500 tons burthen, J. Fndley Schenck,
" NJ commander, will sail precisely at o'clock NJ
rom her pier At foot Of Warren street, ~ r. with ths
government mails, direct for Havan. and New Orleans
chaes pssenssrs rsnserrsd At Havana 20 the spleMea
steamship FALCON Freight taken to New
Orleans 80 ~ cents cubic foot Specie only taken
freight 10 Havana No bills Of sdng will be signed after
he steamer has sailed For freight passage appy tht
sos Of the company III West CORNER Of Warren.
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

MAX
- streetDress circle and parquet 70 cs Family circle.
at7h 70 begin At O'clock Monday evening. May % the
Of the IRISH WIDOWO Whittle, Mr. Lynne; Sin Patrick
6Neil, Mr.. Leach Widow Brady, Miss X Horn Pas de
which, The INyINcIBLEs-Generai yerduu, Mr., Lynne;
OSlash, Mr. Brougham; vietore, Mics Mary Taylor. To
conclude with the ROW AT THE LYCEUh-rhe Manager,
Mr.. Brougham; Stage Manager, Mr.. Ly ynne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

ToR CHAGREs AND CALIF0RNIA.-ANTT.M MoNoPo-
It ~ Iine-The splendid seven-day steamship BROTHER
JONATHAN, Capt ii. Sqner, will sail this day ~ v vi
pier North river The public hereby forwarned
that sitter ths steamship sails by the old mcnopo-
" high price line will be raised 20 the old eKorbtsn charges
Passage this splendid Steamship can be secured b. arp
alton u y. MILLS. % Courtlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

ICTEAMTRs FOR sALE.-rOUR STEAMERS tCON.
1 depng rrRnesl from 100 35 feet ong d..
eondsnsns do ~ feet lsns ave rregssr stssosr. ICON.
NJ 10 ~ feet Iona Also Marine Boiler 10 feet diameter
end 20 feet iong. For further inormator, apply 70
CHAs. w. COPELAND. 6b Broadway.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-MANAGER, MR. JOHN sEYToN.

IN Tickets so cents Private boxes S. Doors open ~ 6
TO commence at o'clock Performance three nights only
this week Seventh night and ast but .wo Of the
who will appear two of his fAvorte characters Michael
Perrin and Achille Dufard Monday May & Overture La
drama Of SECRET SERvICE-Mchael Perrin Mr.. II. Pia-
eide; Theree Mrs Sloan To conclude with the piece
called the FIRST NIGHT-Mons Dufard. Mr.. II. Piaode
Miss Arabella Fitziames. Mrs j. Seton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

sI,nE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
Steamships between New York and Liverpool direct and
between Boston and LverpooThe Boston ships only call
ing Halifax g. land and receive mails and
Cant AFRICA A. Ryrie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26

The first days Of May. which generally produce the
disturbances called beer riots, in Munich because the
higher summer price" OBJ ben commences, and tn,
Kellern for the sale Of Bocnbier" opened, hav
passed of quietly. The stock laid In by the various
tabhments Il also much greater than that of last year
and the quantity to be drawn on IL in the highest dgre
song for the expected heats Of the ensuing months
On the other hand the greatest has been
created by order prohibiting the soldiers from sp-
peariDg in public places In the company Of emalesan
order the journals state, II will be impossible 10 carry
into effect by the last advices, however, Munich was
perfectly tranquil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-26
SHIPPING.

EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-NEw YORK
II and Hsyre Steam Navigation Company.-The United
etatee Mail Steamship FRANKLIN. James A. Wotton,
ander will leave for nsvre touching At Southampton e
mails and Saturday Nay 81 At II
oeoeh from pier No tNorh River. Prce Of passage l
All letters through the Post Once For freight
kS Broadway.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

for San Juan, consisting of dry goods,
liquors. spices, &c. Capt. Stoddard
was on board the vessel when the fire
broke out. but found it impossible to
check the flames, The loss was heavy
and but small portion of it was insur-
ed.
The Isthmus appears to be infested
with robbers. Many passengers by that
route have been robbed of everything
they possessed.
A gold train was attacked short time
since BY fourteen robbers, two of whom
were afterwards captured and the gold
recovered; four Others were short at,
two of whom were wounded mortally.
From Chill we have later advices.-
But 10000 of the 100000 loan, asked
by the Government had been raised.
Several shocks of earthquake had oC-
Cured at Conception.
From Jamaica we have very little
news of interest.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
AN AFFECTING SCENE.

The Ohio Statesman states that few
Sabbaths since the convicts in the CO.
lumbus penitentiary were called TO geth
er to listen. in lieu of the regular service,
which some disappointment prevented,
to some pieces from the SPENCER FAMILY.
who had come to attend service. and gem
erously consented to sing few pieces
for the benefit of the prisoners. They
sung some of their most touching strains,
stanza of which follows:
"There is a Friend secret Friend,
I'm every trial, every grief,
To cheer and counsel ana defend,
OF all we ever had, the chief:
A Friend, who, watching from above,
When eer III errors path we trod,
Still sought us with reproving love-
That Friend, that secret Friend, is Cod
And (says The Statesman) as the hal
lowing strains fell upon the ears of the
wretched couyicts, the blessed foutain of
tears, long drunk up by crime, was un-
sealed, and many strong. proud man
bowed there his head and webt like an
infant. So moving was the scene, that
the singers could scarce suppress their
emotions sufficiently to continue the
song. They departed, feeling in their
generous bosoms a reward which the APP
plauses of enthusiastic and enraptured
multitudes at their concerts never gave,
Wechly Ledger.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

the cereal product. How far the large
crop now coming in can be turned TO
profitable account, is a question yet to
be solved. The price of breadstuffs, just
now, in England, would hardly seem to
warrant further shipments; but the con-
sumption there has been greatly increas
ed from two cause.-the prosperity of
the manufacturing interests, and the low
prices which have ruled throughout the
year. Whatever the crop on her own
soil may be. Britain must purchase
largely elsewhere, and It seems fair to
suppose that this supply may be furnished
from our country. The rest os Europe
have already drained their granaries, and
their own harvests will not give them
any material surplus. There is a pros
pect. it is true, that prices will rule
low; but in the absence of speculation,
the farmer will realize greater portion
of it than has been awarded to him in the
past, and may hope for steady market.
Hunts Mer. Nag.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

Putnam, Laporte, Hendricks. Vigo. Tip
pecanoe, Montgomery, Wayne. Parke,
Lawrence, Monroe, Henry and kosciusko,
Many of them hold fairs this foil. Far
mers Of Grant County! were and when
do you hold your Fair? Let the Far
mers of Grant 90 to work, at once and
organize an AZ ricultural Society.