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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

4 tkOfOA ARlFNlNI pffANfNFNl-ln NohNscN'fs-
s.,- Mop s,i, endorsed PrP-s ~ enlltng ,s-ss
street " the uf,e OF The G. TOO Allstut
Dep.rtnsut Rotntt. until Monday. tho 18Th OF Apss
i.bi N e. hui sewer Nth he NECESSARY hscsv
Cu-'i- h - To- thu so~er & near lsJe,ts
sttut 40 t-st The plan 81 the ss"sf .ne
f,ars ca bufg oi e. tame sud al Other alut aa.@
b. hia application 90 ms sna Clara,
a. thr. once NowNork. Apri 10. lsSL rlchOLAs DEAN
al71Ot Pr,ssui 81 ;hs Crotcn Aquetuc' Department.
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tkOtoN AQUEDUCT DEPARrsESr-ro ccE,rsc
I Sealed prop endorsed P'opo,si Tor easag Ss-et
Delaney the Ocs oths CrtOB Aqosoc<
Department until nond.y ,hs sh dy OF MAy. l
nchck w. huic sewer nth the n~cs.ssTy Receiving
ia psanc ks.~t ssst 20 the
hang srgti is-t th- Of the sewer
specdcAUors fOr he bung OF the All oths of
eg obanes pphatou IN tes Contract
C.s :, ~ ocs York sprls tSsi NICHOLAS DEAN
Pr--tssut Of us Cro,on Aousduct bspsrtmsn, ALVIN
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NOhPOksItOp tuTiCtProrc notes esrsoy gFsa, 70 TIE
ownsT ~ az eonsss snd ne.
uurpTovs1 ands 6sssd hssS) hsts o-a A,-es
have By lie the e
Ass,sas Cor sxsuD4en BY al psso1s atsrsst
81 For .sSErg the urasrS-t potion Of the sidewalks Wes
st. bet rnt1 sask
cuds ell TIE ss,s honss. ard o,s u Oass,
Of hand austsd both sdes Il tsts
An ~acss af~tsA
ana -ho opposed 70 Ne
thsn o6ectcca
Wutus to Tie uussTsu-S, al hsa oms No halo ksors
wihi thru Of ths aOacs SAMUEL n. Dk
soTT pRArcls SiCAoTsoS, ISAAC wk Saith. Asssssess
Oecs Burs,u OF A..e,ssuv Street p.psrnsnt April ~ 1901.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

NEWBORN SUPREME cOURr-csih.rs. K.en-s sgll-ss
~ Phi Sr.mr-s8f Tor nvoFcs-To PHILLIP kREusR,
Yca hereby aat s-rsi : slawer hs Ai1t "a
sr-ior IN n. Cer % ihs
CIV. C,nrf, ~ s.w iort ~ Cry CIV N.-
You # yoar 70 he 40 eomPnt ca
sucf b- Il . Chsm5-r. sifset sad CITY,
q this sumnols "a yod eHcu-
~ e,y such abt Al % anfwsr The sad
cortrt thn a. 'he psn1d tbs scton ss f-
rsei d-sHr-t t1 th- compliant -D-e-
o,r l3.h l-sO raio awruSs1 VAN HDYENRER6H,
P.rfF {, Aftn-p.,. a Chamhsrs q ro- $50 Soonest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

NEW-YORk TO AbbA"I g -. q a II II
+. I'D ma further notice tb- PssSenerr Trains will run as
follows (sunc ava eKceped Ia connection win the steam
er Aruenia: $3.50. ,,o,,,, ,o,xo ,sopru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

IrCTlCF of application for tbs dchAge OF an nsoVsni ifn
~ .c.b's pursuant provsi o the third article h
hr- Of the mn chsps, 81 ths second pay " w =,
count, hontgc iu-ovsnt dsot'f soe ~
zach ssh 1881 Csdtors appear btiors Hon being ~
n village Of Amsterdam on INC loth gay OF 'une l9
Al m cc IN shov csus any 'hsy ha's my N
be of insoseats estate Ahd hs %
srg.o r., M hs debts P COREY. Attorney for la'oNsnI
Law ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

NJ Y sTPKENE COURT -Philp W Frye ana ssnuel y
~ Frr. sf.t - F.a. E-~-u Ste~art se~el-to ELIZA
NFwl II 30 STEW Art NEwELL. tteuianss "a srshsrsoy
Or cay ha~h ID ieN m tns cnes 81 he
he Cs County OF N-~ fo's, stbs St 30" N $50
to thu Esd conp oA nc
su5.cr,ss tlfr ohs SO. Wal stfsst "a sad cry ~hia
d.ys Aef " s summons on You e1ciVe
the sy ~ .uch s.re fYcu f 20 the suf com
prn whu aor-'-o 'h- plaintiffs m this artln1 VIII sac
.-f aa Mt son ~ tour hludfst u.~ty thfse
a. cra fve with Interest ifu he nrtih dr ~
Nrt fssi 'h~ cent an1np &C as Tor
a. n %, nr rrnfr-- ninety thrss doNs an twenty
- t.re.f I'D n-nn-d from The 0''if lsy NJ
Mach of e-0t alnlm oesds Tue
costs Of this altlaa.-DAt.s March a. i~1i 40
CRl5T & HURST, Aty's tor PEE
....s~a Is Wal ~
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= uTICE or APPLICATION ior hs dcaags Of an .nsosh.
y from bis de,s pur he provs)us Of the hd N's
me 6ih OF he .sord pat OF me tsssS
...,r- EDWARD bALIGCK. souc. frat pubishss hMch
n l-6l sppsar 5siore Houl 4 WUOptSS
ulty Judge &c hs nee IN the City Hail. 90 we lta .. nay
at O'Clock, pm. MI lA"lu"pa1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

rOkPORATIOS hO1ICE-Pubhc notice hsrsby % the
AOwIsf occupant tccupsnt Of sl Houses Lots.
we'd Lands affected thereby that the following
mpssd BY the Assso and lodged
the nsns for examination BY ~
Grading len st from First n hs kst
The limits smb % b. sub Assessmsni ncuds all Tie
Houses and Ls OF Ground yaaEt Lots pieces aud ear1ss
both sdss Of oh be tbs East River Ar
All whose interests Affected BY the nansS
and ~hO opposed 70 the either Of them,
are squs,isd prsssn, s Oh scons srtnE u The undsf
sgrsd No HAL e Records within thirty days iron
The date OF ths uoucs-sAsUEL DE MOTT FhAscIs NIGH
OLSON ISAAC WIN Smith sOhcs Bureau OF Asss-s
msni- Street Department, AprI ~, 1851 ais lN
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- prf-F rur -Nchsrf krmst sgans 1sors- t'r-on
- rrons rorey demand c'ntmct 90 10 "t 'N'S
You hereby summoned sud required 10 sn'~rf u'
nt.nt tf which ACup} bsrsHth server u1ea
y and % The sad comp atl % Nc
.rt rrter a Office g W. pmsf 90 q CITY 90 View TOT
- u.v cs, afsr h-r-ni rtcisvs ~ 80 fy ~
... ,-r.- tH fn answer The c'mlhu 'n' m,
r. ai,rsst his PLAINTIFF th sctln y aAe nismsai
s-st ,ou hundred aui Ai ihtes collars aul
-v erlr twe1'sfh cay OF JsnnafY one
nj ,o eight hundred forty ume b-'ies costs -, this &C
G ~ n,',b IA 1851 EDWARD WIL5Of,
.isrs.sst Plaintiffs Attorasy
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CORPORATION NOrltE --Fubbc nutcs hereby kvsn TO
oopp.nt occupants, Of al Housss ard tots.
Isds Effected h-r-by, that ihs owng
comp eed hy the Assesrofs ATE iEs@
bureau fssesen tnf eksnnat on ~ All pei
,or fn'eses-- hu'e 3ih - from poni go
~ -as-ry curb OF OH Az The hn. sn-
aarea h ud- al he several Houses snd io
fGrc,uf 81 Land sfastsi on eo.h
% t,tweer IN he westerly side 81 ont
a. Ah .4e OF 3li 81 3ith ss All PERSONS
~as.. sdsc'-5 ~ re above named .s'.st ses
Nh tts sfh~f oi msn requ-~s 10
pr..-rf q wsr, the gnsd ~ st ohes
~ oi Rco4, hn f'y from The date OF h eou.S
ssuTFI. n DE MOTT fRANCis NICHOLSON, ISAAC WV
SMITH Ohcs Bureau OF Asssssmsuts street psPa%
usrt. Aprl II lefl. $40 ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

tJAcSn a.. =. s,rs ste.n.bip PROMECd Gus, Cab.
sn DouOlo n,elssve -Yors fjr hsgr,s trect from
R,.S No Nos RvI 90 M9od' the n A2 q. 81
5sCcs mixing more Ioos C's sSr 'boes 5:
her place on o' TBOAPSON HITCHCOCK,
sppyto l4g P-Arlst corner OF wal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-26

fNoRfoRATior SoriCE-Pubsc sir-s 10
- cvS.f Or oursf oecaPsat
improved " uuHfsv'ee Ls Affected sr-ey fsaoss
Ass,ss.sfs hare eeeo r-'sc ~ As 4r.1
blfrsl a
Itess'et. ~ Fof gsag .e,se curs ass sssg
easson sirss; Jares o. a.
roTth q or H. "a, a =.
TIE it. b srch As-e.-uert Al a.. .er-.
a. 90, ssi Grogt0 pec-s r.. - -,
stu.es both II NJ Oas-r caAs
street. ard rorher s!s t-Fs-s JAZZ.
,tre.s Al ae-,s - asa,a
A.s.u,rs srd ~h opp. - sths- tAs-
r~sa.-t-t g. pr-s-t shrctat- ~rg o. 10
se.s A. ther ofs ia ct k-sfa -h b ~ dSs irs.
ths a.. o. n. 30 r~-Sssi EL nt MOTT FRANCIS Nca
OIsoN ISAAC NJ SMITH = O&c-, Sgrsaa Il AZ
....,.-t. So D.r.r,vrtt Aprf H. ISL ais los
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1-rorOS AoUEDscT DEPARIaENr TO CONTACT
90 P,fs~- -r-d - ts iics Of - Cr-r1
Aqa-uct D-e.rusrt tRlt.ta r"t l- --'iay M Oh ~
y, - :. ofefo,t 10 BID 9th
81, tsss cuEsrt. = Pfrcs - o1 cr .by ~
-, -. r ~ f-t Tns plan ~
- 10, he o. s.rs n - snd 20 o.asr ffrtse
49, Il. 80. rsB - oasust spr 4uos The cortfid
Gil st.i.s - s-fsT fofr, AFri e. .s5l
NicdOLAS DEAN
sssiN Pr.sa'uioi "a C'o''a Aqusinci D-Psrnsut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

Bi MoESES LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BtrrALo. Q A. M.-PleaSant morning; wind north
thermometer 3G mercury 81; barometer 2s9s0. 8 7.
Mt has been pretty cold day, but pcasant wind
north; thcimometor "a mercury 80; barometer 30
RooHrsrnH, A. M-Cloudy and unpeasant cold.
raw northwest wind; Thermometer i0 looks like
9P. M.-This has been cold day; north wind, which
,as made IL urplt asart; Thermometer 40
AusuRs. y A. M.-fine morning. though somcwha
cloudy; wind northwest; Thermometer 81. 8 y. NJ
Clear aud pleasant evening; rather COOL wind north
west tbermomct,r IS.
srnAcusr, A. M-Cloudy, though not unpleasant:
wind northwest; thermometer 30 sP. M.-Cioudy and
cold all day, but We have clear moonlight evening;
wind west; Thermometer 80.
urea, "a M-tloudy but pleasant; wind mort Invest;
Thermometer IS; barometer 30 100; mercury 6S o r.
M-tluc an unpleasant day, rather cold with frequent
squalls e snow cloudy this evening" wind northwest
thetmt meter %; mercury 81; barometer 90 $50
Albany, A. M.-Little cloudy. but quite pleasant
wind north barometer 30470; mercury ~; thrrmome
ter Is. . L. M-Cloudy. and showing n little wind
northwest; barometer 3o.5sO; mercury 65; thcrmomc
ter 20.
TRoY, o A. M-Pleas ant. but rather a cold morning.
hayy; wind northwest; Thermometer -. Pr. M-Wc
have bad quite cold day; wind blowing hard from the
northwest; Thermometer -.
hoNTprAI.9 A. M.-fne weather. but rather cloudy;
wind north; appearance Of line day, barometer 30 10
Thermometer 80.
BURLINGTON, 0 A. M-Thermometer 10. wind north
west clear and quite pleasant.
NHuuatL, A. M.-Wind north; clear aud lne,
the rmomct,r 80.
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- -sss--
TKATELLEa.' GUIDE.


SUNDAY MORNING boa FOR NEwBURGH
- Poughkeepsie, and kingst landing at Van Court
lsndts Cozzens Dock Cold Spri Aew Hanbur H. Milton
Hyde Park, and khineheek, i ~ at Hammond street
the pier at the foot Of Chambers ree SUNDAY morning
mt o'clock, April 18th ol Returning ull leave ondout
at7PM making the same landings.
EAMDEN AND AMBOY "A tLftoAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York to Phii1 phia.icayes pier No. North River
ey steamboat JOIN POTTER Morning Iue at o'clock.
Line So forward deck. - sn,nt Line at 3s O'clock r.
n Fare, 81 O !. BLISS, Agent.
NEW YORK AND PhiAA AuELrhiA.-NEW YORK
~ and Philadelphia dircrt tied states Mail Line
Through In ~ hours, via itscy Railroad Fare
duced 10 81 for hrstclass y. for Leave
New York at A. M from oo ourtiandt street, and
pa. n and p. NJ, from Liberty street Leave
Philadeipha At andsA " aut =. NJ from the Of
Walnut street
sTNO TRAVELLERS GOING 500 Urli.-NFw SUPERIOR
burg. staunton, Va Richmond Petersburg Va Lynch
burg, Va Raleigh y c. aud Charleston s. O. The public
hereby inf rmsd that the ar and splendid low
steamer Baltimore, Capt Alexander McCausland ntted
and accommodation by boat south ~ New YORK.
running between Batimorc aud Acq MA Creek via the mouth
OF Potomac and Pney Point in connection With the Rich
nond and Fredericksburg and Richmond Petersburg
wharf. Baltimore at o'clock. 4 So Tuesdays aud Fri
days. reach Frederieksburg ~ d., the day Rich
mond by H. A. NJ, and FetershasS about 2 L. W.. from
which they proceed farther nth with passengers BY
the mail line. Througi ti.ets hy this superior line
1st class from Batapre to Frederic ksbur 81
Go Richmond 50 & TO Pcterur- 50 10 20 Charleston, =
sengers Fredereksburg, ueg4iug meals and lodging So
do Richmond ~ ttershurg 81 so including
meals and lodging For fsthcr information apply at the
southern rsroad ohee adjouin~ the Washington railroad
~ GiAs woRTuiNGroN ia AGENT
Baltimore. March 81, ls5l. Coaamerce street Sharf.
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Intense Religious Excitement mt Milwaukee
"A Row In Church-Attempt TO Mob a Dis-
scGting Catholic Priest, sc.
MLwAukIr, April 11-9P. VI.

MnwAuhr, April 11-9P. NJ
Last Sunday evening, the Rcvd. Mr.. Lcahey, the
monk Of Laappe, advertised to lecture at the Me-
Tho dit church. very large crowd assembled about
third a whom females IIc had not spoken FIVE
minutes before there rush at the door and gang
of in, some of whom armed with clubs
aud cthers tore of the rails from the pews, and laid
Hb,ut them with great violence Several persons
struck IN the head, and badly injured.
Tie one uf the widest confusion-pews
torn down-chardetcrs smashed aud the shouts of the
rioters and the screams Of the women fearful
The audience gradually got cut Of the windows and
doers and few persons stood around the speaker and
Irct,ctel him.
The Mayor commanded peace, and promised that Mr.
Lahsy shoud leave the town in the morning, but the
crowd did not dispcr-2 till late hour
Many ptrons dlowtd tn. preacher and his escort t.
the hcc ad with brickbats broke of the windows
1hs city was Ia u tremendous state Of excitement yes
tcdy afternoon in consequence Ut threatened attack
upon the Reyd. Mr., Lcahey, reformed monk Of La
traTpr 10 prevent the delivery of lecture, Sc, by
poriun 81 eur Catholic population.
The cltire hrr department and one hundred special
copstslcs In, and were well armed to pre-
the peace of the city Several threats are said to
Htid, 90 fire the building unless MIR, Leahcy wa dts
charged from the house they have not however, been
carried into effect The Mayor also received
anonymous communication, threatening to tear down
the church II MIR Lcnhy allowed TO speak there thi
evening However from the hclmng expression OF
puddle opinion Put forth by the law and orde. meeting
the ,cent pulrc ments backed by the press,
Ac. an violence cfcctusly checked and the
rsnd gentleman allowed TO deliver his lecture uniis
tufl-d.
II l. expected that the dcmonstration made for the
prrfysion a rider and the freedom IL speech will IL
fectually prevent rrIetun a such Of riot aud
Loedshrd trok place in the Methodist church sun
Gay in the midst Df gospel sermon hy Mr.. Lcahy.
The city l. TIN in state - great excitement, and
another meeting has been held The Catholic priests
rulshsd notice calling Gu their people to keep away
the last meeting
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Opi-ot-four Office
Total ........... $500



The lcss cn the building Is fully covered by the in
1h day the uroprictors viii comm nee opera
tions 20 rebuild. and win have nfy engaged They
expect 10 ic able 10 be at business again by the frt IL
July The FIRE originated in the basement, and Is sup
pod to bc the work of an inccndAry. Perhaps il was
caused Ly IA Elcct, there packing In
the building the lrvlous evening. fireman, named
Cuultyin hocIging 20 Engine Company No ., saved the
Looks M greet personal risk Ito and another rcmsn
named Atherdcn, saved considerable amount of pro.
pcrty from the adjoining buildings The entire damage
done to MI the buildings and stock cannot be much
thurt "a $4,000. Tie police rendered very efficient
services. particularly Captain Leonard and his a
the second ward The first Third and xh ward police
were elso in Attendance. Altogether. Il has been the
most destructive Gre that has taken place in New York
fer l,reth of time.
ASo7HtR Fip1 -Atha pest 10 clock Thursday night
Gre brkc cut In the third story q the building No Is
Ch rlton street; Tie upper part being occupied cab
rcmaksf', sh,p. and the lower part hy srcdcreS Bo
lows livery stable Ia which there were 20 horses
By til, fftnp arrival a tho nrcmen, tie Gre wa soon
q. tiuguiih,d The damage Is about $50.
Tnipp Fns--A fre broke cut yesterday morning.
IT Ial:Tast O'Clock In fortytkird street, between
T,uth ard Fcy nth svenuos The roofs a two build
irgs bciorgrg 60 v r Parker were Destroyed Damage
about $3.50 No insurance. The hEtmon were quickly
on tic grt und and rendered important acryicr liz
tiugu.s hing the aamcs Hook ana ladder Company
NJ = ~ ficomiredaie; Engine companies % and ~.
ilCfc companies ~ onj ~
rtnr AT ten O'Clock Last Thursday evening
Ere lrctcov' IN thc third story of the buiilng No "a
Charlton tr,tt the upper part 0f which occupied
o caiine,m0ktrs shop, ana the lower part livery
s c ~ which thtc wtre thirty horses at the time the
be iroke cut Amer good deal of exrrton the part
q tic ~, men AID police, u wa ~. under Damage
rlcut SEQ
Fnu-Cn wednesday evening about o'clock Gre
wrs a. co,trtd iu q house in West Washington place
The trmtn were promptly on the spot. and u got
Another re occurred a the corner ~ G-cenvich ant
rfrrtw streets ~ the bursting n camphne lamp Ths
Ire oil 10 got under without having aone any damage
Po~Nn p-lThc body of mar uatuc unknown
found Ia Tie yesterday evening at the foot II
RobinsCn street. Ly policeman Armstrong IL vas
tr,ueht % The station hcu-c, and the Coroner notified
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Assembly.


ALBANY, April H. 1851.
BILLS eeNcuRRED IN BY SENT TO THE CO.
VERNON FOR MS SIGNATURE.
The Senate returned the following bills among Others
with message that they had concurred in the same
bill to incorporate the Franknite Mining Company
A bill incorporating the New York Gallery of Fine
bill in relation to Free Schools throughout the State
A bill creating Bank department.
The above bills were transmitted to the Governor for
his signature.
NEW YORK porrERsrIElp
The Senate sent for concurrence bill relating to a
Potters Field buryng ground in the city Of New York
THE LANEsBoRoucH NAVIGATION COMPANY.
MIR J. BrNEpIcr called for motion to reconsider the
vote bill for the relief of the Bainbridge and Lanes
borough Steam Navigation Company
The motion to reconsider then carried, and the
bill was passed
THE CANADA RAILROAD
Mr MoRsE moved to take from the table motion to
reconsider the vote the bill authorizing railroads in
this State to subscribe for the stock of railroad Cana
da West Carried.
The motion to reconsider carried, and the bill
was passed Ayes Us, nays 80.
BRIDGE OVER parRooS's
Mr HARRIS moved to take from the table the motion
to nsdcr the bill providing for the appointment Of
commissioners to construct bridge Patr oon's
creek in the town OF Waterylitt. Carried
The motion to reconsider was carried and the bill
was then passed.
COMPLIMENT TO GEN. RILEY, LATE MILITARY
CALIFORNIA.
At this stage Of the proceedings, General Riley mill
tary Governor of California appeared in the gallery
the House; when motion OF Mr. Caleb Lyon Of Lewis
county committee appointed wait upon him.
and invite him to take upon the floor Of the
IiUuse.
The committee having performed their duty, the
Speaker welcomed the general in few very appropriate
remarks and then the regular buness of the House
preceded with.
PASSED
The following bills passed, unless otherwise
voted
An act amending the act providing for the incorpo-
ration Uf insurance companies
An act to incorporate the IIicksy,le aud Cold Spring
Railroad branching from the Long Island Railroad Com
pany.
An act to incorporate the Ulster County Savings Bank.
bl in relation to the attendance OF grand Jurors
the Court of Sessions.
An act to amend the ret Incorporating the Female
Guardian Society Of New York passed April Sth, 1889
An act to amend the act incorporating the village Of
Astoria.
sage Of local bills
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BALfIMVhti AITH IT. MI
One q the most prullng murders record has been
cen mttcd In this city u appears that John Rumpf
(,on q jacob & Rumrf) Eve years q age, left his
h,mc at O'Clock yesterday afternoon TO 20 to school,
which he reached aud could not BE- found until
O'Clock THU afternoon when his body Uncovered In
old slaughter howe. There several gases on his
h, al ard face inflicted with sharp knife; his head u
Glmos cot H. and he terribly cut and grahcd
received In trying to defend himself from the blows
There slO syrra stab- in other parts II his body
Two bDy, sixteen aud the other nineteen years II
age have been arrcttd suspicion of having committed
the deed. and warn ns out for three others The
ouly witness y n eolnrcd woman, Who tbs boys
bsbtiur child aud dragging him uloug
No mail tonight south - " wilmington
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81 Lows, ApriI q IsJI
Cel Thos " Benton delivered speech this evening
70 large concc,re q people It's friends rcriyei him
with loud shout Il welcome lie denounccd the anti.
ncnte h,s In the yorcst trs, AMI sai thy had g,no
body and scul, u the whs, ani that portion q
the d,mocracy who had stood hy him would hsre 20
fight the whia5 sud ti-Bcnton combined Ifs
said that thc Who hsd defcrsd ths d,nocratlc party
f.r tfics and came back aud h. ius'ancud
Aaron Bun and iIrury Cay tive memorable examples
Gel Eenton aid that ihc Fight Err the rel mption u
Missouri. had to then aud thrrr. III 81 Louis
They had 4, 80 into the contest heart ani soul sud
SSethc victorious not. would fight " cut to tha enl
VI WIS bitter contest; bnt whether cop4uarur. de-
ssa, the Iropsr cUulc was 10 hght bodily aad fsr
1.sfiy. lie enlisted Il the end.
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP BrorHrR JoSAru,S-A large number Of IA
dies and gentlemen entertained by Mr. r. Mills the
owner, and Capt. Howe, the commander on board the
New York steamship Brother Jonathan wednesday
afternoon, at Baltimore. Among the guests the
Collector of the Port the sheriff of the cily and large
number of merchants, accompanied by their ladies Az
ter yltwDg the various departments and excellent
conmodnions Of the vessel the company were invited
into the saloon. where splendid entertainment pre-
Pared for them After various tuasts and sentiments
the guests seIaratod highly delighted with the entertain
m.ut.
AecmrSr 70 rur ErRor.-Thc following L an extract
ofa letter dated Liverpool March -, ISL The Eu.
rcpa of the crack Cunardcr arrived here last sun
dry, fft m Eostcn, with broken crank
fon H,,Ars, Gc-The steamship Georgia, Captain
Porter sailed yesterday afternoon for Havana SC The
nnnes q Lcr ssscngcr viii be found under the proper
head
Ctnrrn RAcr-Thc San Franci GO .iho California ~
the Ith utm mo suys The American clipper ship Waite
sgual, Captain lockwood aud the Engish bark Man
DARN. Captain ripnn two q the fastest vessels aiast
inh this afternoon. or Tomorrow morning iar Hong
horg great dee ~ interc-t las been manifested ~
Pr,s aciuhint, WIN TIE lr'siou rFr''hsn. u w
vtrls and we shall no doubt hear q passages tai have
ntt yd been egunll,d
siov,w.,s-Cap,ain Witty. ~ the british bars *
pres which arrived at Chari eton en- ~unly ICON VI
verpccl states thst when four days out he discovered Two
feuacs corctalsd In barrels Ia which they lad bscn
candcstiusly ruled into the yossd. and subsequently,
that several other psrsons were discovered co1 sied "a
The htid among the cargo
10 1uE EDITOR OF rur HERALD.
lear Il pmnIied that the passage Z a., clipper
dip Tyrhson, r. rptsmouh, y " . Liverpool has
nevu b,cn ,gvacd You wilI perceive ~ The following
estrsct, tsksn firm the London Siy7ias Gaiea' that
tie NV Nofk packet ship southampioa's rlSase -
hat tqufi,d t sud vhsn u = takeu into considcrtton
that ihe vas uot built expressly for peel think y
shtftihsr uirusse- that q The Tythoon .-
The Wv Noyt rusSct Nip Southampton, Capt v.
M,rgsn yirw n he rnst India ptcF lef sandy HOOK
~ ~ Gel ct Y. " ~ the Sth June u p aud ttnded
hcr tafftrEtrE " falm0uth IN i1 nys y hours Oeit
he .httiut fswafs - rtcofd far sailing shp she
had between ~ snl 20 cabin avcngcrs'
1he packet hrs iri,T Tendance. Capt Nye nov q the
Coins stermip Pacific aud Penn yisania Capt smith
dost twelve years ago ~ Liverpool have male ra ages
!. nee a. Liverpool, rriPsctlviy n - lays hour' and
u dhys Loufft ard III Offltua capt Haley once
hbt up ttrnmlhip GftHt Wtitero aad hni.t hef ntis
Al Cofk ~ ul,ut Thirteen days fgtm Avw YORK -
NEW YORKER
Nev yoIk Alril m 1851