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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

Tin Iujpne translates The following from tbe
correspondence O. the Pres5vg Z~rmy. dated
Para, Apul2
The ministry has at length decided on the fate Of
'he refugees The Porte has accordingly declared
that It assumes the obligation Of retaining in custody
Kossuh, his wife, Count Batihyani, Ncolaus and
Morz Perczel, Asbath Gyurman. Luley and Wis
ocky and makes Their fate dependent on further
transactions with Austria. In order 10 effect the
lease Of the others IN official Is to be dispatched next
week to Kutahia, and superin,end their suuendV
10 the Turkish Commissioner. They viii then be
brought TO CeInlik IN a Turkish vessel, which Will
deliver them IN the Dardances TO an American or
English ship of war At the same time, those refu-
gees whose Punishment mas been demanded by Aus
iria, especially Dobocai and Way will be banished
from this place Austria has thus obtained nearly all
She asked. The Russian ambassador must be less
satisfied with the result Of his mission, since no de-
cision could be obtained for the Punishment Of Cal
kowsh, on which he insisted. l; IS curious fact
that Gen Aupck also, the jealous ratron and friend
of the refugees should have 10 demand the Danish
mcnt Of the Frcnchman Chana who INC here from
Geneva to receive the refugees into the great demo
cratic league Of nations.
Dates from Constantinople to April, "a nave b'cl
received Several prisoners, among whom were 40
been released according to the custom al the festival
OF Easter IN compliance with the application OF the
pa,riarchs OF the Christian professions Of religion.
Omar Pacha had defeated the rebel chiefs of Bos
ma. All kodltch and Cadl kapitch, near kiaich with
great slaughter. Among the prisoners were several
Austrian officers.
-Chekib Efendi was appointed inspec,or-general
OF the Danublan provinces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Accidcn, on the Eric RaiIroad.

NhINn' NdITTUdF1 Wy
The express passenger train on the Erie
Railroad from NeW-York, on Thursday morning,
when between Forestyille and Dayton, was passing
over an embankment about ten or fifteen feet high,
when the track gave way after the engine and one
passenger car had passed over H. 1t appears that the
heavy ram of the previous night had washed out
culyert thus weakening the embankment. The
other cars were thrown from the track, and several
passengers were injured One man had MS arm
badly broken and sustained other injuries It Is
feared that he VIII not survive. brakeman had his
arm broken and one man, who was standing upon
PLATFORM was thrown twenty-five or thirty feet IN the
ar. He however, received no material injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
News from Boston-Adjournmento of the Massa-
Chusetts Legislature.

BOSTON, saturday, May n
The Legislature was very busily occu-
pied the whole of this forenoon IN finishing up the
business preparatory TO adjournment IN the eve
ming Very htlle debate tolerated, except on one
or two subjects There was some argument on the
bill TO and in the construction Of the European and
North American Halifax Railroad, which was hnaly
referred TO the next Legislature.
The proposition to remove the Seat Of Government
from Boston after considerable debate, was land on
the table
Votes of thanks were passed to the President Of the
Senate and Speaker of the House after which both
branches adjourned Sine de
Arcturned Californian named Michael Norton was
found dead IN his bed at the wEngland hOtel last
evening verdict was rendered of death by disease
contracted IN California. The deceased had consd-
cradle money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
GERNANY

From Berlin we have news 10 the 9th INST
The Chambers were prorogued that day, at
o'clock.
Tho President Of the Cabinet, on the part of the
King, alluded to the attitude Of Prussia during the
late crisis and praised the moderation that had guided
,he Government to pcaceabe solution of its Difficult.
ties. Thrty-fOur bills had been deliberated upon,
and wholly or in part received the sanction of the
Government.
The late extraordinary military expenditure had
been met by grant of eleven and a half millions.
The President briefly animated the imperative
necessity of central organ for Germany, and stated
that whether return to the old Diet an adoption
Of the plans brought forward at Dresden should be
decided upon, the independent development OF PruS-
STA should not be lnirngcd
The President alluded IN terms of qualification to
the good understanding existing between the Cham
bers and the Government, and thanked them for their
patriotic exertOnS.
Tho President, in the name the King, then de-
clarod the Chambers To be closed
The King of Hanover left Berlin at noon for his
own capital.
Tho departure of the King of Prussia for Warsaw
was deGnitIvoy appointed for the 18th May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Destructive Fire AZ philadelphia. &c

PHILADELPHIA, sunday, 'iay %
he large thrCe-stOry stone steam Touring
mill owned by the CITY, and situated between Mar
ket and Chesnut StS next 10 the SchuylNl. was de-
srOyed by FIRE, with all It's contents Al O'Clock this
morning The loss Is about $4,000 with insurance
OF only Ss0c0. 1t was occupied by John Freddy
Five frame dwellings and three shops ~ Rschm)n d
were destroyed by FIRE at o'clock tins morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

HORRIBLE AccIDEST-GREAT Loss OF
LIFB.-BRzAKrSG DowN o. THE Louisville AND
FRANEFoRD RAILROAD BRID0E.-We received XesSer-
day appalling news from me Louisville AM FRANK
fori HsiIroa3 line Orr informant states that Sat-
urday last while the first train was passing over
new bridge vest Of Frankfort, It gave way, and The
boarding tram" attached 10 which we're two pas
senrer cars containing engineers, ssuperntendents,
ana others connected With the Line, fell with a ire
eDdous crash INTO the stream, distance Of twenty
feetf Locomotives. cars, passengers, and all were
tiIrnbled dow together IN horrible confusion. The
loSS of life Il terrible. SIX dead bodies had been re-
covered mutllated In a shocking manner We hope
10 be able to give particulars tomou0v-theSe are
al we have al writing tCin Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

IA Geographic dispatch, dated Vienna 7th inst,
says "Thc principal bankers of the capital, NM.
O. RoihSchd Sina, Schaup and koonlgswarter,
have had a conference to-day with Baron de Kubeck,
President Of the Council of the Empire to come to
an understandings on the financial arrangements ne
ceSSary 10 carry out the Ministerial project The
state OF the finances Is uppcrmOst IN every ones
mind thai the Council of the Empire has decided on
opposing all political measures 81 long these pc
cuniary cuharrassmcntS shall continue"
King Ohio arrived at Trieste on the 5th OF May,
on his return to Venice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

Letters from Rome. of the 29h UT. announce
that Court Corrado Pohli IN Rccanail, Ancient De
putty of the Constituent Assembly lately arrested oy
the AuS'ranS had been condemned 10 dea'h lot hisu
treason b, The Tribunal OF the ConSulta!
The Roman correspondent 81 The DG'!y Nf"S
states IN ms letter OF the 4th tha, The Austrian com
mandani of FOrh had caused = younS boy 70 be Hog
ged 10 deafh for accidentally killing ms dog WIN
stone. Count Noblh, The Austrian Governor OF 10
logna Pa issued notice ON the 2'ih u'' hVI1Su.S
with tha fasiinalo an who were caught m prevent
ing the lahian;S from smoking, and stating thal an
such oaci,e>. having political ann are liable 10 DC
punished ~ court marital.
On he 26h four peasants were Shot u FS'u u
popol or having given SAeGor 10 p1I' % ''0 asa
torres band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

FaoM BERMuDA-By the arrival of the
Earl of Dundonald, We have received files Of the
Bermidiqn and Advertiser 10 the nth inst Vice Ad-
miral Sir George Seymour, arrived at Bermuda on
the 10Th and relieved Admiral the Earl Of Dundonad
whose term Of service had expired, and who sailed
for England on the l4th. The Advertiser has the fol-
lowing remarkable piece Of news:
Jenny Lind is again m New-York, and will give
A few concerts the tickets are selling as low as
IS cents"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO FRIDAY. Nay %
In the Legislative Assembly this after
noon the Hon Mr. Merritt, the late Commissioned OF
Pubhb Works. explained the reasons Of his retiring
from the Cabinot-the principal one beng the oppo-
ston Of his colleagues to the establishment of new
fiscal system. He announced his intention 10 propose
a complete arrangement in the Constitution, on the
principle of that Of the State of New-N ork and
stated that an expenditure Of 100000 m the removing
Of distractions IN the -. Lawrence River, would
render our public works productive as those Of the
State Of Ne1-NOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

An INDIAN FlGHr.-The Fort Smith,
AK, HyGla publishes the following extract Of let
ter dated at Csva Marcy's Camp, White Hofse
Creek, Indian TeuNory, Aprll Il. 1881
The Wlchetaws and Tonkaways have hal
another fight. Eleven TOnkaways and one Nichs
taW killed. The fgh. vas somewhere m Texas, be-
tween Red River and the Brazos The WlcheIaws
passed our camp going and returning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Indian Difficulties in Minnesota.

NINCINNATI > IlUIudy1 IdV =.
BY the receipt of st. Paul's minnesota
papes of the 18th INST we learn that the old hatred
is again displaying itself between the Sioux and
Chippewa tribes OF Indians, notwithstanding the
treaty OF peace made last winter A party of Chip
pewas have been barbarouSly murdered by some othe
Sioux and large number ofthe latter armed and pam
ted have also taken The war path, and have directed
who has great Influence with all the tribes, greatly
regrets this movement of the red men, and VIII do
ali ms power To check the shedding OF each others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
News from WaShingtOn-Return of the Presi-
dent.
WAsHINoroN, Saturday May "a.

WAsHINGTONl oatufuayf My n
The President and Secretary Graham ar
riyed here tins morning IN fine health.
The Commissioners for receiving the Light house
system are IN session here and giving the SUBJECT
thorough examination
Harlow Case has been appointed by the freSidehl
Collector al Sandusky, OHIO, wee John foungs
Eight hundred thousand dollars OF the MeACan
awards remain unpaid the most Of which Is enJolned.
The Treasury has paid $3300O0 returned duties on
Sugar The whole amount TO be paid has not vet
been aScertained. Payment OF returned duties on
MolaSSoS viii DC made soon Is claims are reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
1lessr,. Brown. ShipIey s. Co.'S Circular.

LIVERPOOL. Sunday. MAY y. 1871
The panic ia Cotton does not abate. and further decline
II fully three-eghts half Of penny p has occur
rcd since the date II the Circular u May Jh With nlAe-
irregular that correct quotations 0u II he 1uest n
Far Orleans Normally, 6.esid; Mobile, sd; Oplanls
sd middhng :G5.d b. The sales for the tour DAYS
ending this evening 900 bales Of which Spectators have
taken 100 and exporters 500
The large import Of -four dBrng the last three dys as
checked the slight improvement m our Corn Market "h
oluses quIetly al last lveek ; pnce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
From BostOn-Visit of the President-AdjOurn-
ment OF the Legislature-Fire.& &c.

Prior to the adjournment! Of the Legisa-
;ure Yesterday, both branches appointed Committees
to make appropriate preparations for the reception o.
the President OF the United states. On The par OF
the senate MesSrS Wilson tthe PreSltent,l Russell
Keyes. Beach. De VIII Griswold and Hswley were
selected and on the part Of the House, AeSsrs'
Cushing, VALLEY Kellogg, Mills, Whitney, SieIeI-
son. Branning, Schouler Earle. Borden, Achey koo-
inson, BraglOw and Coffin The whole number OF
Ac.s passed during the last Session was $40 and ne
solves 90 The hnai adjournment took place aoou'
II o'clock on SATURDAY night,
The Point shirley House. kept by Mr. Augustus
Taft iavorite summer resort opposite DeaI IsIa1l
was destroyed by IRE this afternoon II was oo-s
building, hus very extensive, anu me i0sS nss' ="
SarlOuS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

All Letters and News apes On hand Tor England, Ieand
and Scotland sent by the hs steamer matter Of what
letter. the Continent u Europe by the COLLINS Line.
must DO prepaid tweatyOne ceas single rate except fot
those places required % Do prepaid IN full
Letters % the Continent VI Europe By the CUsARD Lane,
must 10 prepaid Eve cents single rate except 10 those
places required 20 be prepaid IN fan
Letters By the HaVe Line, be prepaid twenty four
per half ounce Inland Postage % be added except TO
Great Britain
Newspapers by either Line the Continent, must be pre-
ead four cents each -
Inland Postage BE- sded Letters and Ne~s2apers
% the Continent Of Europe b, the HiYfe and Bremen Lines.
STEAMERS TO ARRTys FECn EUROPE
CANADA Sailed from LiyerP vi for Boston nE
ASIA sailed from Liverpool for New YORK, MAY -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Wasbinpton-StiII another Duel

WAsHINGrON, SUNDAY, May y.
Mons. Sartiges, the French Minister, ar
rived here last night.
4 personal rencOnter occurred between MeSSrS
HOOe and Dallas this morning at the National Hotel
Blows were freely interchanged by the parties until
they were separated by their friends Il Is reported
that they leftthis morning for BadenSbIrg 70 settle
the affair by a duel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Fire M Concord, y. II.

CoNcoRp, \. II, Saturday, May =
4 House owned and occupied by James
Weeks. was burned to the ground with the barn and
most OF the contents Three valuable horses persisted
IN the flames The adjoining house, owned by FRANK
I'm Low ana occupied v Geo L HOlbrook was par
TALLY consumed, and the residence OF the laie Gov
Hill was greatly endangered. The loss IS 5000 paF'
ly insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Interesting from Washington-The FriGate
Susque Departure OF GOYernHieh' he-
preSentatiYes, &c.

The steam irgate SuSquClldNNdH Is now
ready for sea at Norfolk waiting sailing orders for the
Eas Indies where she Is destined as the flag ship OF
Com Auhck She Will touch at Rio to land NJ Ma
cedo Brazilian Minister, TO whom passage mas been
rendered by our Government, as mark or respect
Messrs Schenck and Pendleton vii also be convey
ed by her TO their respective missions.
The Commissioners for Revising the Lighthouse
System are in session here, and GiyAg me suojec'
thorough examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

ARRESTS ~ THE PoLIcE.-A negro named
Adam Thompson was arrested at Rockaway on sat
urday last 10y officer Creighton, charged with stealing
a horse valued at $780, from James Quinn Of the Sew
enth Ward, on Thursday
John Walters was found asleep on Satlsssy even
ing last at the corner of Canton and Hillary sts and
had for his pillow bundle Of clothes supposed to
have been stolen. lie was taken into custody by of
fcer Assop, who found upon his person walsh and
s,ndry other articles, portion Of which were sub
sequenty identified. Committed 10 answer.
Rody Gillride, notorious rowdy, on being arrest
ed for dsorderly conduct by Capt Kirby Of the Fhrd
District Police, committed violent assault upon that
officer Held to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
The Last Steamboat Explosion on the Missis-
sippi, &c.
NrW-ORlyASs Nav 26 1851

We have aseertained that four persons
deck hands were killed by the explosion Of the Echo
IL Bayou Sara besides several Scadcd
~ understood that complaints have been trans
mittod TO Washington relative TO Mexico, forbddlng
the landing Of supplies intended for the expedition at
Tehuantepec. Our Government, on hearing OF the
atey ordered the cutter 20 proceed and pro-
toct the schooner, and see that the provisions were
mia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

The Chamber of Deputies OF Turin votet on me
eth ms the bin for granting pensions 10 haltpay
military ail naval oacerS by majority OF loS 10 10
The ConStitg.ionaie OF Florence announces rom
Rome. that on the 21th ult, SlgnOr BaldaSStroh aO
Cardinal Nuionelh came Ia an agreement about the
continuation OF the Bologna Railroad 10 Plstola'
NOTHING has been decided vet concerning the rall-
WAY frofa SCua TO Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

CorroN is unchanged. The sales to-day

were eco bales at ll foriar ONO FLOUR IS dull ani in
no demand for export sales made a 1908 80 To-
BACco has been selling during me week 40 DO, ellc Mo
IA>sE. has declined. choc" being quoted NJ Soc FAIR
SUGAR IS 5c-and r., CofsEE 9a9c Mess PoRS sells ~
IA 1856 EXCHANGE Is unaered The Weather IS very
hot ami summer has fnuly commenced business
oufuf1y decreasing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

Inc European brought by the steam
snip Baltic winch vas 5'lTtc4 from Ncw-N0Tk a. g.
O'Clock reached ;li@ CITY at o'-ac. a, it WAS
long ailer business hours, the effect, 0t .rs n.s>
I'D Mon1av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Movements of Mr.. Webster,


Mr. Webster arrived at 4 o'clock yester-
day sfenoon and proceeded in carriage - Gen
eral Changers house tie has promised 10 address
the citizens at O'Clock to-day. He viii stay over
Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
scHLEswIG, HoLsTElN, AND DENMARK.

-u"ihOulSh dates are OF tht ''u ulS''
The nomination Of the Assembly OF NotaoleS was
Completed, and had been officially published
The Assembly is 10 consist of q members, Den
mark having SIX, Schle>wlg nlne and llolSten hVe'
Count Ellie Brahe was appointed to the freSi'
dency
The decisions Of the Assembly viii be submitted
10 the DANISH Government Tor It's approval ana sane
uOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

In anticipation of the meeting of the Diet on the
29d inst The garrison of Frankfort Is TO be increased
from $500 to $4,000 men, al once This corps Will
form the nucleus of force which IS destined to reach
the number of $1,000 men, destined, according TO the
latest arrangements, TO be kept at the disposal OF the
Diet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

Letters from the capital of this state, dated the 1th
INST, SAY that f. DetmOld late Picnipotenuary Tor
Hanover the Frankfort Diet, VIII not be prevented
In his intention of becoming u member OF HaSSen-
plugs Cabinet m CaSSeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
The Rescue Case OF shadrach. the Fasitive
SLAVE

Boston, Saturday, Nay q.
Hon. John ?. Hale IS engaged 10 de-
fend Elzur Wrigh; and others IN the approaching
Shadrach rescue cases Judge Allen having declined
on account Of III heath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

The Chambers at Stuttgardt were opened by Royal
commission ON the an INST. The speech from the
throne contains only subjects of local interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
SPAIN


The Madrid journals are 70 the IN lnSt
The Queen Mother had sustained pain.ui accl-
dent In getting out OF her carriage AZ Arauuez Der
foot slipped and she broke her leg No danger Is air
pretended The Queen was not allowed by her pN
SicanS 20 leave Madrid 10 visit her mother that the
hopes OF thc nation may not be exposed 10 be ohsh
cd by the hazards OF an anxious Journey.
-ESna-,ero has written 90 MS friend Becerra, the
Chairman Of the ProgreSi>ta Electoral Committee,
emphaucal!y d,Savowing ali alliance with the repub-
leans The latter therefore, refuse 10 vote tor the
old progrc>iS,aS or mOnarchlC liberals
Accounts from Ponicvedra. Of the 2d instant. re-
Ceived IN Madrid announce that General Bayona,
Captain eneral OF Gaicia had passed through that
town his march 10 the Portuguese frontiers, IN
consequence OF the political events when h%d tNei'
place IN that country
The Duke do RianzareS had met with severe
domestic calamity in the sudden death OF ms oro'leT
Don Juan Grcgorio Munoz, al the Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

INC TO appear. under the designation Of the
Prorocofio".
Eighty political prisoners. transported 90 A.
-. v,re hardened on the 4'h of May
Il Adolphe Barot VIII remain as ihe repre-
..,,,tyc Of France al Lisbon. until replaced by
n Na,eschachi, present Charge dAeaircs ia
- who Will await the arrival Of Gen Az
9c Kisselei has presented 20 The Presi
Tho c.elcntal letters Of the Gar. appoint
~ hmm TO an extraordinary mission, and confl
ne 70 h;r the direction Of the Russian Embassy
ct Paris
"A hundred AMI one officers OF the National
Guard OF Grenoble, ont of one hundred and sixty,
l.v;rg resigned, Gen. Par,homeaux has ordered
.ho disarmament Of the Guards with the exccp
,,on Of the company Of hremon, none OF whose
D6cers have resigned. The Mountain was to
lnterPeIate the Government upon TINS proceed
ing.
The Commission appointed to examine the
imposition Of NJ Aubury, (du Nord) declaring
that in future Railroads are to be executed by
the State and not by private companies, has re-
commended that the proposition be not taken into
consideration.
-Coun, Dietrchstein, formerly Austrian Am
bassador IN England, has arrived in Paris He Is
negotiating with the view Of pushing Schwarz
enberg's scheme OF the Incorporation of the non
German provinces Of Austria IN the Germanc
Confederation.
The letter Of Lamartine, IN answer to NJ.
Sar7et has excited much sensation among the
tec,uis,s, several Of whom called this morning
~ thank him for the respectful tone in which he
has sno3e, OF the LogitimiSi cause and perhaps
EMIL better pleased with the poo;-siatesmans sar-
casms a. ne Legitimate monarchy. The Duke de
Valmy Was among these visitors.
Letters rom Ilego state that the manufacture OF
firearms ilo principal trade in tili town, and which
occup.es q considerable number o. operatives, had
been for Some time past unusually duh. Within the
last few days, however, number Of orders have
been received from foreign States, and amongst them
an order from the Emperor Of Russia for 10000
musketS
The news Of the departments IS remarkable for
the fierce spirit of hostility exhibited in several parts
by the populace against the Gcndarmes, and the fire.
cuent conflicts which cnsue from attempts to rescue
prisoners.
A Royast print, the Gazette de Coplmuncs, has
been seized and Will be prosecuted for the unconstI
utonal announcement Of its political programme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26

Boy DRowNRD-Two small boys, who
were playing on raft at the foot of Staest on Sat
urday afternoon, accidentally fell into the river One
was saved, but the other, named John Cary, aged
about 10 years was unfortunately drowned. An in
quest held upon the body at the residence Of the
parents of the deceased lad, 10 StateSt Verdict In
accordance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
Cholera on the Mississippi

There were FIVE Cholera cases on the
steamer Bostonia, which arrived a; Loulsyie to-day
fsOm New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

S0fl>rr Mo0Rsfc TELEGRAPH Office corner Of Hl7orsr and
Be1uer streets.
For further Teiegrophic Dispatches see Vim Page.