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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26


" TiOs EItY as rnn hs h,und % mo rouuly
iur sale cheap i0r zach 90 ihis store
Wrhster's Dictionary, i.ifr NJ John o Adaut,
Cyclopgdia ~ Euglish Napoleon and hla Alr-
Literature, shH-,
Dicks Work. Washington md be Cen
kynus euls,
lIrulauh Nl-sIDuHry nhruugt
ShHk sprare's vols, Lie Here and Ihrre-A,
yuls, T., Willis,
I vol Women ~ The Bible
Cooper's Works, o yols. Eumpeun Lie uid Man-
lWinFs ~ vols, nor,
Three oar in California, Foot Prints OftlHCrelt1r
trhsn's f,ropran AZ. Pilgrimage NJ Adam pa-
HluliuFr, VI,
Coles fmit Ro1k, ThrWaaiorn Sketch iippk
Am'n fniiL Cuti,ntpr Lights nni Shadows Of
Schenck's Garden Test Scotch liir
Hook. Life ~ Christ and his 4
Modern Domestic f05k' p0stes,
peat sld,oo'. Political works
Hume. History Of Eng iosi5r, co5k < lan]ou
buwers Novel;, rapes
Dickens " ynls, MuOrf's
Lectures on Solenre pnd iuppers
Au, 2yols. Cr6wuy's Bntlsh roels,
Sears Pictorial Wogts, ikirk Whife's Work,
Ladies' sod Gentlemen ars respectfully Invited 4
call and eNamiue linnks for themselyes, HHVinl
received large Stock from itpstun and Nav Aori
the subsrhbeF can tsll 90 tho iowest rasl prices,
Monthly Magazines Tor sale.
A-rn a. taft gtgtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
hEcnaisENpA rips'
lccrfinea,s ODE rElny, roI,'noaih y; w

fccrfiacats obj PEinty, Portsinonih, " III
poirrsMotTn, sept ~, isip,
MrJ r. MutsC. Agent inr "WlHu's HAIR Rrsinf-
ati,,..- D.,, sir-I deem 10 NV duty iu stats some
hcts respecting the iue'tinnhlb value OF Nhl'r .
Restorative. Several year nFrl, Hi~r severe ~
II sickness, my wifa l0,i all 81 hrr hair ~" s'P h
pcnrcd discasoi, Hnd tie Lair gIrw "W h"wh am
uneven, About yoarugl, by hNnlhrf ~ ol sleh-
ncs-, she loot all NJ her hair scuYnG bn'i anal
long dime There ~ ~. n,parrnilv nonrtur in the scalp
AMER various applications Was Induced - nv The
unuyc mrniunrd Restorative and nov, amer 80 49,"
~ few bptilr, hcr hair hs grown ont ns thick ~
lustrous, and 81 ~ beautiful color ~ ever, FUR
thcunurv, Tor tong time have lsrh afflicted ~th
nrumIgc aud other pains IN my head, ami hnNr
found % the hest external remedy have ever tried
can therciIru rhrrriully recommend " To NIL who
are afflicted ~ above, The beet article have ever
seen. Most respectfully your, Sc.
A. PERRY, NJ ID,
Manufactured by T.. WHITE, luNoll, Mas. Sold
la R0ston. Wholesale, by WILSON, fairbank 4 Co. 8
r1tnil. IN 81. juhushury, hy j. e. bughamj Pas
sump.lc, Levi 4. Parks Wells RlVcr 7, Shcdd &
Co. panyillc, Vail. Deming 4 Col Cabot. SulIuH
1ru.sell; Mnrshhed. putnam M"osfer3 Mnntpc.
her Redhrld & Gr,nniai mud by my appointed ~
grut- throughout the Union 7i7yi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
Cash and Store to Let !

TINHE Store now occupied 10y Mcssrs. French X
II faNtcr ut Derby Line, VI, viii be let nncr
the bth Nav next, fur tenn of wears together
with sum of money u the lessee should require II.
For further particulars enquire ~ this Office or
~ STEPHEN FOSTER,
Derby Line, VI, April 8, 1901. 7ISw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
Copartnership Notice.

N'HE subscribers having formed copnrtncrship
- for the purpose OF CARRYING on tho Mercantile
business atConcord respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they now have on hnnd for sale
n large aud well selected assortment Undesirable
Enrinu nn0JS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

! VB New Mexico, by the recent census.
contains di,54 persons, and the number of
farms in the territory is 67I5. The number
of deaths during the past year was 1857. In
Rio Arioa county father and mother with n
I famly-of twenty four children were living in
the same house.
81 The New Bedford Mercury states that
quite number of Fugitive slayos have left
that city for Canada
T8r Mr. Aaron w. Drew, Of BARTON WA
found dead, on the floor of his bedroom, on
the morning of the 9th inst lie retired to
bed the evening previous in usual health
lie was some 10 years of age
IA The Great Cavern. discovered !,
Manchester, described by correspondent of
the Union Wing, has returned again to its
original obscurity, In short, as Mr. Micnw-
Der would say, the story was hoax.
Ia The old hero of Chippewa is gaining
daily in the affections of tho trrru huartet
Wings of the West and Southwest The 81.
Louis Republican, the leading Wing paper
IN the Southwest, comes out in favor of Scott
for President and Mr. Bates, of Missouri for
Vice President -
d. Joseph NJ. Delphi, Wing, has been re.
elected Mayor of Louisville, KY, by 700 ma
jority over the Locofoco candidate, Col. Jo-
sePh Aietealfer ----.----
90 The Pennsylvania (newspapcr) has
come out in favor of James Buchanan as a
candidate for President of the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

~ David paggctt, late chief justice of
Connecticut, who died last week in New IIa-
ven, was born in Attleboro, Mass, in l764.-
He graduated at Yale College, and was a
professor therein he had held plso the office
of mayor of New Haven, and other municipal
offices in that city.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

HSr The Pennsylvania (newspapcr) has
come out in favor of James buchanan as a
candidate for President of the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
Coats, Pants, Vests !! +!

He assortment of ef e''
MEMS AND BOYS READY MADE
CLOTHING.
Please -al' ard oEsu,ue.
March as, 1851. -t.,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

NJ t'Hg -ifutchiusoHs uuuuuHUu a ruuuwt
at Springfield, and in their adyertrementtho
following appears Admittance - men 20
cents each; women / - cents only on account
of the inequality Of the wages, Fugitive
slayes free
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
AFRAID SILVEWS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT,

EsslN ptsrmCr ~.
81 a Probate Court holden Of Luncuhurr. in and fr
said district, un the nth DIV ~ AyrI, A. y. 1881.
WTHEREAS, sophia Silver, Administrators ct
w the E-tatr OF Arll Syur. late ~ Bloomfield,
ia The County of Es-ex, decreased. has made npp-
cation thu Court extend The time fir having
the dchs due from said deceased the further period
1T ,S months from the 5th day ol May, 4, -. 1867
Ii s therefore ordered, tlnt all pcr-ons interested
bee notified u s,id application aud thnt tho same
VIII bee heard aud decided 10 "a Probate Court 10 De-
holden AZ the Probate Ohicc Ia L,lncnburg aforesaid
the 18th dny Of NAV, \. l-=t4Hf, ~ duc u'clpck
n, la anrrn6dn, ~ publishing copy OF the rccord
Of this order thrcc weeks ,ucvc,sNoly ia uic Caclo
nian, q newspaper printed NJ ST. lohnsbury, in this
Stnte. 4 true copy,
7l7w3 Attcst, JONAH BROOKS, Judge
Head Of Navigation !--ali Hands
Ahnu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

and 4. sovcr,.lgu remedy COR an diseases 81 tho
scalp. Il gives The Hair brilliant glossy luatlr,
silken toKlurr, and healthy vigorous appearance
No Lady's toilet IN lie complies without thA mus
pensablr article.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
THE CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION

\, u, HUTTON, Uf The
a, WEBSTER, Committee.
DAnvlIlc Aprli 10Th, 1851. o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

-t.ffiITI -Ftfff I'll f-fftl y M
SWIMMER
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26

Ther hns been noinntcrial change In the market
since our last Prices rather tending Ia favor If the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-26
Administrators Sale !

Concord, April al, 1851. SiTw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
L. =. Circuit Courr....a oNoAY, May 70
R.rnr. Inc .ra NnI.nn art RnltI

Hfhlu B. BGsc0m and others agt Gro Lane
atd 0fsf-Ias s.t instituted by tho Southern 0s1-rt
Nraol.st seror Cos aal oeosl ar-s ast
Laos Lev Gen Pes AID Nffl4la Bangs Trustees OF
tat ,tfasett s-a.lrs' operating che -
Church rcnllt, ef- by f- rules me4hffs
90 Ltitd hac sarss -t l ofi o. M qop son Tor
r..r. ch accstt3 t. AID conseq slt ssraa snf
Fsn,ousi Charc7 sonh H the Methodist k Concern TINS
stabilized 9Th o. Dfc-h
ttc O. orch 10 SOD ihsm to aut
81 ceirsj tle OF es5
-rr.rnrlset hsf-rf a-d orr hsns. & that -sd
tf.rrb south ts,r.u - pD.el S7.hI1sl
Chuchss ths jrg States that u ind r,.o q
Gsnffal 10 New tgfsfd TIE
.s.ue s1b.rqle-tr urged ths ~ rth that
The uLco stt-cnsi. ad tlt i- Chnrcl
and -O- eu-t o. narteplt III
r.fts u0tt a. have rsil-si . ALL a1a OF
20 she lL1fca sOlt- ts appforrEt5
stu ft- Ciurh seutl declared --crefs,
ess tie 90 a. le Method 90 cll-ss and oef pro- erJ q.
so-ib
c.uts 90 b..o1' 4sls pr-sch.rs ara
n-ltps r-ts sli uacsr TIE organ t 80 u =
l Of isss about 49, l osong g. Tue h3rn aa1 As COO %
Is stsf b. s:r Lr5 ' opsa t1at stringent s.s1rss
p. 5tfe rlrtsr- o-r no 'tr asth cs. Church,
.t,- - o lls .tVsh'e1g states
it .sa t-csus lscss-sy rrsr % tls sloTq
Thar slDei.l al lstl r4ea g. Minister u-nlst Harding. a. Bal
-l1rs arc --rsss ci Gsore8.
rfrs of slaves
one o. l-sh bed B-lop Ant-s~s hai nssl o.
etrt. lat ere l1 us scot o. L3sfl. nl ste
ut iot co., an' the bslo7 rl naly Der o~lsr 'Esf
her az ss where pleased.
p l. moe rsua relation to tls ia.-s
I- a. there rscsss'y l1ra 17s
-if. Hff frl. -tf nal add vt szrrs-
DE
ftts G-rsra Csit-fsL-s 10 lesf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
LATER from TONas.

We received on Sunday nigh; papers from Tex.
as 20 the sth met.
The Brszos river, lately SO high, has now fallen
entirely within Us banks. Many plantations were
overfowed, some 70 toe depth of three or four
foSt. All these will have - % rep.Gn,ed. Tney
msy make good crops OF cotton vet.
The Victoria AdrocGts OF the 2ith nit states
that some three weeks since, Two persons were
billed by Indians, about three miles below san
Patricio. There were four persons in the party
surprised and Gttackedby the sGvages-two Ame-
ricars and two Nexicans, ca their way % the Rio
Grande 10 purchase stook. One American aud
one MeXicGn it.i az the ira. G5e oi toe in1jsa,,
pierced with arrows, aud the otheg Two of the
party were wounded 81 the ssme time. but not.
go badly but that they were able 20 make s4oh
resistance as 20 put the savsges to flight
Oay four Indians were seen, bus &c is supposed
;ha. there were about hi.een in tie party. Oae
OF them veutured boldly INTO the town, and sue
ceeded in capturlog valuable horse belonging %
Ar C&rr,can. Mr. 4. attempted - repe the IN
iroder Is discaafsins i've shooter e, hin,
b., unfortunately Ise cap exploded. and be was
compelled 20 retgesL the Indian following aim up
y ID { shower o. a-lCWl.
Tee psriy surprised ard tvo of Vhom we're
ElSc are supposed - be from TIC Colorado.
Gte American tres was ssally suot exclaimed -
he fcl' 20, my lo.r wife and children 90 Re
had g tslt a.--a1 l'u ccu,1lnir- Sl.,oJ in gold.
TIE other American sls0 had 600 In sold ss-
c,e'ed 30 The sane wsy.
TIE Uesc-g Te-cr obtains lha following TENS
81 news liom ar = g. Brow " be arrive l.;ey
iem Ess.e Psss a yoons man, nsmed James
bsitett, no WsS oa us wsy - San ;oria
fav'us IN charge runaway negro be'onsias %
rs oFo'1er W1o lives Ca Caney, wl'-h save he
l-1 i@isaeo, snc sacceeuec ~ clpF1vcg e., Pre-.
500, h'o Oftrte VS. pcr,ued oy d Mex..a a1d
8 slstiaaied 2hua: ID niles this SIDE % ths Riv-
e. Bartlett IVES shoe ttrough The besrG with =
rio ball. The negro returned % 9sx.c1. and t1s
ta-se SIC F'''ol Of Ar. B were taken by re Mex.
lean NJ BroTa brVust. ID two runaway ns.
gross, u no h4c been some time IL Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
Board OF Asslatant Aldsrmez.


STATED SESSION.. Saturday, Msy H.
Pysscat-A. a ALyoeD, Esq President, IN the
ne, Webb Caur, Miller Psaiaa 5alt'. Ward 'isf I'd
vuss
Hy A,sf Aa C"re-o. H. 80 to No. 81, Tor as- 80 Car
u Ar.l Adj W.u5-Oi o. cs'.u, agu'i- paying pe-'lN
,,r.. z, Fra.cs c. r.r..,-e
p, ssa,-Jfss sre.. freor,c.os, r. ,.s T. ZANE.
RFroRrs
o. Of Conn gee Rrafs, ieeor o. r- ans Gfs
7tt Ol-s' Gu sua. ersf frd tt oo. s- our At
ot 7o.h g. p r'e1 by tls 'u -ls vote ~
Jsa'- W,ss C'as msr Pssfal sa-' "au, 3'''''ad ~.
en- Cou,..e oa Street. 70 eoe.r r sewer ,1 t. rom
cusl Houston Adjusted y Oh. io@ag vote. ~ n f,'e
Webb Jane. wsso Crane, r c' reasah sands "afd' so
,ter, Fevsrds.
o' commit. even, rre.. ar sc ~ Fralg s.. lI3u
Bf,aiwas o. Ca.pei-t ti 90 b, TIA DllTrl 7e ~ 14h.,
Tie rrsslslt As'-'st Do ore. 1cCarly, b e. Barr
Web Jsue Wsbo C'an- miller f'a''a SANDS "a'i Bol
OF cona,. F-rcs to correct persons, TAX of 1850 Of I'd
or zane. 20 eotos, % correcting tex q Kash A'o7el
~ sr1e concur 90 sfa certain noa'y 20 s'one Gag
..rs 20 concur % sa, e,su.s zee Of p.rioo o. lao'i
q .,ne c1carto rc''o'ri -, o Js.o'' Aip-t
"l s,r- 90 corcar B. .ns' 'f"''ola iaf d" 'olA h'ef
OF .Ans-To oalor .of-le4 tai JotaB Der
O, cea 20 rs .5-.o.,' ,as o. ta c''v-n Third
-,aea,,4r 20 cor. p-r'onIts o wm Haa,''
of.a,- ra,,r.-s,e.y e. r,.a or''., o. ...r' 4dep:
esq.,, lief oa' r''' t-Hatr, ga ff.'a''t No IRE N.cs1-
e. &c f,',. , J'.-' "rao Cree H.s' f'A''a''
,-r,-ro e.a,.r'or.ot'aorA. AZ. nobrl,n. Ei"d Roe
.. EssoLrT'oas ......
ea'i.IIN %, W.. ,--, ,-l-- On .ss
ss-tscs" Ws-o rl.-r.-t t-re@ Go s Pus strs- % -
b5 A..t AL street. from E.s. Broadway
90 ttsr street rs .ti 60 goo 0rn'a, c-ia' hfor'ei
soab.t tom to W lam Faux
ln 20 r',' ard Eiaiiort oFata be isaei with gl''
8 A.As sa.. Ter El q, on c'aAto R',as ssee Light.
b, s.n.-Tla. ii so1-l- a-rt Streets Lamps and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
Reyoiilug and Horrible Afair.-- lIuroeg OF a
wife By starvation.

NASHVILLE, May l0, P. M.-Auch excitement
rz ct lita'tc srrLg ,ciol Of oar c@L.as, Ug gl5
tlffs- CT fIcay evsr-. Ct ranled Bat who .
tp lclent CO le Dss Cor psuy, charges win a.
fem cIrg O. hfI dc vie ~ tafVaIln Bllef Ives %
he r0-ei u -a-cer and Cay sui l. aoes gla. ils
:Ipcors - LtE rri. ur.lsed d. csTltl
-r.us proceedings sacut hlt house Tlei- sDci1rs
crossed u-ul tIcty evening. several prrfo1s de-
,re1 % etter hl.-s llte. lsfy llsussyea
g. -Gr- 81 ile - T-a lJlss VA entered b. wiz
cow De 1uor1 JcrE al fssieret s,i Wa flucd
E.rg To- i.e tec cover wish "a "a mOsI eInscisrd
c1lcilcl SIC wss extremely weak and iliss.ated zoe
declared 'st a1e he'd Iot eaten cry dilS t3f week ~
more See - Be H., itle s1e dies o-csy =. Loo a-d
o. CCre.e ed Qlet her body. al rendered
srfrci.t. Tleis L1rtret fyi-g rlnlrs regarding
lI- q r-.cl present tie case in very gag -
F-. Better 'sucN b. 's IL -e'sli. O. gvrg 7a, 81 re
or o. shW5
tsta.-l .bas ssrsrsl in's--y disposed si 80 ha3
rsee-y -f.ed % clt-- acu a-cs ~ s house curing hs
8hstrcr. enc were driven aRaT by Pc fsIE Ar " 1rs
Butler WIZ sch leIce house dog pOn t1eu On Ole
cls.Cr. eos Isssec lE, card f-at cry o. WAFER
'wa.sI On I--uc45 morning, the VIE VI . 1=lSL1Of
who ls- sought fevtra tl-s. 90 Exp he mystery,
re -Ltlacc li ,le pG-sile o1 bis
HrcT silci he perm --i41 r1 --r All r-lIs-
I- rtt o. .uf---r excited suspicion On YESTERDAY ss5.
ta TC-Ig tl % %. OBJ Die house ant were 81 ss gc0l
t- lo q ly lie IT, glrl So % ilsY Ina slc-e1ed
20 ---- -ir "py 20. They .3.uo lat her BODY 0Irs te
re 5.o1oe end scout ger l7s Wrrr b1rh ulThfgf
cores ~ 'cl $500 POsrc s- hal been bound -ls
tCC cla was Ell I-lcl reduced llst Ire bJ1ss in 4ay
FsraE htf Won rolsl -le SIN Re alleges -hs sea
ctle rt.c fever and zee al-o very ,-p-ra.s 10 ler
lsh par ir c4.s ava - Ple7ett .lerl so- .ap-
prrg -rf Wa lr.-E l-y---sl-e & ll-.-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

residents OF South Brooklyn live 10 wooden shsnuet sna
are fsnisrlv EnOvn "a fCnaiIefs' or se'urrs uPu
dsrctsstsed % soon he nuidn are 90 nmence1 pu
h-feloG Thers psope e. deep interest 10 ne IONS
SO ii-r sr5 i,vl,e ,osslers on he ocesson.
TIE FIFTH WARD The process OF cleaning
he s,ets q ne Wsd lsroV v-orou'y proiecls-i "a;
Ter h. surervon ~ ire CsHtsia and msl o re ase'-o
Pcce D. -ct Th- sccuu uison o'oi, ana aia n most
- stVsrd htd be-a packed 30 sIca a. 81
srsrr- t.fre,sth has he most Elective min.ng imo'e
euis ere rscaseafl logged 90 crnlmmSs7 a. W
-tt,i~ ,,sT srysrs a. re srse.s sra nov ssaia n
go ,', sio- a-5 y ne GOOD work "a uros-c1tsd
s,5 "a ~ cor be- &C. clean sol tss-sl's t2r res
icelce 20 any Oher section % 10 ely.
CURIOUS TRrE-A very curious p,ar tree q
90 le seen io Tie g-rcen Of aHr Green So0l'' VITA
BLOCK OF I've oi te eri---cf o. ~ GfeflN % ~
tery Hsf De tree is u present 10 faN oos,o 81 -
eheI az mercy 10 eoi E'siy s,Ta,i1 5ea' T CSC, s9
-iec g. tburdart crop ~ sSef ut TIE zoe nat does
not blossom Hfytar viii blossom and yiei god cop
n oly u tie next year anc on e'eTs atefnai1 Ees
This been The case since the TIE ars Welded "a-
A,-cgeiEer x Is a siest curiosity.
AHoTHER INQUEST Coroner Ball was sum
rorsd 90 Red 10 Pcili or Saturday, morning 20 ho.d
En- ircufs upcr 10 body Of man found 10 TIE waer -
sane tfnefmen he was SbCut feet ~ Inches u
sta IRE 1sh. oTow1 ts.7 srd mo1tAche. was Aurea u
bal. csssreTe fso0us SHE srsPSb sex iala vesi Dc
euuc cavai black fr9ck coai frlihn se.f WIN men o
vesrs o. Pge ard hsd evidently been zee water ao1i
iLIee weeEs Ycldict Found Drowned
HORSE KILLED On FRIDAY evening est ~n'le
tie Lcug ftgrd train passing tle Bed ord Ss0o e
horse ofWm Bocz tohacca = Faior-st t92A irgei
p. the steam hEtc and started az run across e LacA
Tie locomotive STUCK The horse ard wagon kilrg iIe
forme- fnd knocked he vehicle 30 complete " eek
Mr ard smother ceutema5 we've n t1e wagon g lie
ume bu, fortunately nsiler o. them were INJURED
SrIcIDE-On Friday asst young girl named
Ezsleh Brsdeg. about Us years o. ave, t-iYsn1 VI
family r.sicrp n C.sss1n avenue con- ni-,ed suicide ny
pfecrisung tersef head foremost down csern IN ms
BACK ward. Tho of iae rssl act 10 not pnDicy
Known Inquest vas he'd Upon tle body on H8-iflsy
snd verdict rendered Nat deceased came 30 ne death ny
suicide
FAILING IA number Of the master masons
have GUIDED pay the Sliding ad vsne ie ltnded
bv Oh. Lsborers ire WORK upon bindings VA 20 sd
b4 temporarily suaperced 70 AZ su being rrs1Het ks
sorr-ed Boy h4 sl0rers thst tte remaifre 'ts~s wio
bsva truf sr teic out GeHr PNy1g ne H1Valcs price
will VOW $50 cone ITO TIE measure.
ALARMS OF ERE False alarms OF ire ara OF
-.lt..t commerce. o. lse ln ais city. Oh Saturday
tsi- veIe ieverr9n- 81 " could h1 i7scra % 1-r
erisi,. ard shout c'ccrk su1tav there ives one
csuied iy The buru1t ~ chimney in he fliIn ward
HavrLTov FERRY-The boat at this Ferry
cet,. o run s1er II O'Clock esch night 10 The geA IN
Of rcsitsns ia 1hs popnlous psrs OF bfoos'
fww
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LATER FROM CHAGRES.
Arrival of lie steamer PrOmslhsus.

The steamer PIometheus, Capt. H. W. JOHN
son, arrived yesterdy forenoon fron Chagres, ria
Kingston, jamaica, with $50 passengers.
The Prometbeus left New-York on the Cd Of
April and arrived at Chsgres on the morning OF
the 7,h inst, making the outward passage in
days and 10 hours Returning, she left Chagres
on the evening Of the 10th, and arrived at Kings
ton on the morning Of the 18th. Left Kingston the
evening Of the 18th and arrived q. Quarantine,
Staten Island, on the 10Th ms: running time from
Chsgres days and - hours
Left st Chagres steamer Falcon and English
steamer Dee, 70 sail next day
Steamer Gold Hunter arrived a. Panama onthe
9TH inst with $40 psisengers, taken on board at
Acapulco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

ARREtT OF SUPPOsEy CUBAN OfFICEhS .'
Savannah journals Of the 18th inst, Dflhs a.
counts Of arrests having been M ade u eTi 80 =,
ciyduals supposed 20 be connecteu Win VIC le'
Gently tslkedOf Cuban EzpediH0n' 4ney ss1S
that The steamer Magnolia arrived IN Savannah
on Monday morning, having on board Capt. 3smL
J. Kcotogee Of Columbus and Lieut. Raws.on
Of Macon, and some = men, who are said ~ %
a part Of company engaged IN the late Ca'a
movement.
Itsppears thst the ,U ) Revenue Cater irs'
ney. Capt. hAsDOLPH, which ia still cruising OF
the 6outh coast, bat expected 70 return 70 ga
vanr ah thOrtly, has been some time IN the neign-
borhood Of the Saltls River, aud it having been
saceltained that some persoas connected 9th sas
expedition were e. plantation called w avery,
the Deputy Marshal, accompanied by the oihceg
Of the Cutter, proceeded . the plantation anu
arrested the above nan individuals, who rS
suppofed 70 be officers Of the Columbus company
They were taken on board OF the fancy and me-
placed On the steamer Magnolia. and brough' y
savslnab. ~ 81. Msry's the u men slIo soos
p1sssge On the Magnolia, tDer passages ne'Ia
been paid by the Collector a. tnat port. Ine eA.
animation Of Acssrs k05kogce and RaTisio,i,~
is fnid, Will not take place until the arriya 0. -
fancy they have, however, given bal lof ~
appearance. a considerable nuIber OF meh' 'k
posed 70 have been connected with the eApe"'
ton are now IL Savanna.
TIE steamer Welska tie M0rHtHg Ners "r
brought on Sunc1y LAST some twen!yn, .ss
thirty from the South sh0 regret tue mls1oA. -.
which have for the present prevented re 49,
summation Of the enterprise upon which 'n''
have embarked. e,,e
Tic Mus further states that runor Is sl0e'
in which however, they p ace but ilttle o' -,
dence. 20 the effect thar upward OF goo nisu -
urde- arrest ~ some point on the shtHa -. 80
that the encsmpmeDt az Burnt FORK nA' ~.
broken up. The RepHbAcaA, on the o'no' - n- ne
hears tbst there is sill lumber CT men ID 'i'
vicinity OF Burnt Fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
XYn,hInRton Items.

WAsHINGT0N, WO-laT- NY Y
TIE latest adviceI from San Francisco received
At the DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, state that our
Indian Con missiouers, sustained by the nlted
States and State troops, have succeeded TO
great extent, in bringing the unprecedented dill
entities with Californian Indian tribes TO an ami.
cable termination
The Treasury Department has psid already
over g 600 600 70 the claimants against Mexico,
ard have nearly million and quarter yet to
pay. ,
ooeuized as the Vice-CoDsuI Tor Sweden and Nor
way Tor san francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

MAIHr.-The vacancies in tie Senate have all
beer filed BY the election Of the Opposition can
dida,es, but tho body is not yet organized be
cause the party cannot agree upon a candidate
for President The House has voted by large
msiority in favor Of an early adjournment til
Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

OswTGo Co-L Di5trict.-Peter q. Keller,
Of Nolney, has received the Loco nomination for
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF Hon.
Moses p. Hatch. Row a candidate Tor the State
Senate from the NXth District