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The New York herald., 1851-12-31

WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE THURSDAY EVENING
w January 52-Horlds Fair, at Stoppsai Hall, 395
roadwsyCPrspristor T; BaInpmi Chief Artist sisn0r
afernoon at 3oelock, and in the evening .. TX o'clock
On New Year: Day, three splsrdid exhbitions viii be
opsn an hour previous to each exhibition. Admission Is
The Worlds Fair Mirror Of the Exterior Intorsr
the renowned Crystal Palaces Birds view Of the Crys
tai Palace and the West End Of London the grand
By Queen Victoria and the Brtsh court vsv OF
whole Nave; the Nave In all parts the division
the whole Trsnsept tho Agricultural opur with AcCo-
mieh'e famous American reaper; and "Yaohs America in
her celebrated triumph on Cowes.
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Common Council.
BOARD OF AIDE EN-.
President In tho CHAIR.

President In the CHAIR.
DEC. 20-The minutes Of the previous meeting were
rHr MAvos ssvEro OF THE GAS CONTRACT.
The following communication was received frcm the
Mayor -
NEW YoRK, December 20. 1851
GfNTLEMEN-I herewith return the report and reso-
lutions In favor OF annuipg the existing contract with
the New York Gas Company and entering into new
on h IL
In returning these papers, shall pass over all oojec-
cept the legal inpedimsnts, which prevent me from
giving to the measure M approval.
Section % of the annexed charter and the ordinance
enacted to carry the same into effect provide that no
contract shall be made until proposals therefor have been
advertised and estimates received and decided upon
cept when otherwise provided by law
not aware of the existence Of any law taking this
contract out of the required to be pursued with
my signature attached to the report the resolution
being passed In violation Of law would be imperative
@ sna @ % s0Sa a De nad $ under H. con-
which will am sure, be manifest to your honorable
body end return the papers without my approval to tho
Board IN which this measure originated
The veto was ordered on he
Petition Of John II. Martin, ia reference to Houston
street ferry to Williamsburg. Referred.
ESTIMATE TO REBUILD ESSEX MARHEr,
communication from Commissioner Of Repairs aud
Supplies presenting estimates for the rebuilding OF Es
Mason's Estimate.
Theodore Hunt Tor. s292 229
CGYsnter's Estimate
Hennessy Gillespie & Gibson, for. $4,000
resolution was adopted giving the contracts to
Theodore Hunt and Hennessy, Gillespie Gibson as the
lowest bidders.
CLERKS IN THE TAX OFFICE
The following named persons were nominated by Har.
vey Hart clerks In the said office:--John Hone
John Nredenburgh, Henry H. Frost james W Farr.
They were confirmed
KsImarEs OF r,rEspIruRE FOR 1852.
fnf tIaE No. ska
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IN AID OF TIE KossUTH FUND: LONE OF THE
ce'eb1 ated Tapestries Of Raphael (the Of
kind brcught 10 This country represeng Paul and
81 Lystra, will be exhibition for weeks
the New York Society Library 35 Broadway The whole
proceeds Of which will be p,id over to the of the
kossush Fund The Tspestre ID twenty-five feet long by
fourteen feet high ana in very sood state of
and the colors are ably bright Criticisms
art Cptn from 10 A M. to r. n Admittsaes 25 osnSs
None We think, can refuse % snail contribution 70 the
good cause.
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AMPHIruEATRE OF MRssRs. r.
Sands Co. has Appropriated the entire rsoeipts Of
next in aid e the On Thurs
tNew Years Day1 there will be Even three superb
rtanments. The eelebrsted Madame Tsurniaire 10 like
ise 70 appear after ths holidays with manegs
orse; which she has lately had trained In Paris.
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gnAvELLERs, GUIDE.

CANDBN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FOR PHI
" ladephia 81 10 O'clock A. " from pier No North
fvor foot OF Battery place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
csy (sundays erocpted arriving ~ Philadephia ~ 2
z. NJ rare. So seeond Glass; 81 kmigrans line AZ ~
Fare, 81 90. .. j. BLISS, Agent
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Death OF the Cincinnsu Postmsster.
me,eoroioeIcaI Obscrvations.

ntior William Oliver Postmaster Of this city, died
yesterday morning, after short Illness.
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On Saturday evening, thrteer nev house, unoe.u-
rid situated In part ef Roxtury, caiitd hppls'on
Village were set en- ERE. and four Of the number tet@
dfttroyed the others bting more or iees osmsseo,
They the property OF the heirs et Tue n's ss~s~
Tore The lnetnasN made bic escepe.
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AMUDE EMENTD.

% rises eelooi Boxes Is cents rh ssasg sssss;s I;
- sss'i s
sSGs as.iz H. vi Gid. IL fs.:
son lzabst Mr.. Jordan; Lady Anne ass ~ hs
.s.s s Doc 3 % % *
S:is s$:: E ii v:
RURroN's THEATRE, cHANBxRs srR1Er.-DooRs
q z s cents: Drf; Syss Sss sns rss 8:
sS.ss 2: a. 4 1
DiSfs S s., :s 91si wy si Sy'i ssss Sss,
u nv TrxS M to sss s the
Sy:ss ssy Fssa: Us. Mary ~ Tssiss % M
NATIONAL THlArRE. CHATHAM srREEr.-DooRs
~ iss.iS cs':
Rrivsss Bo. MeLss' 81 wednesday evening Dec 81 shs
ssss.
70 bs t9ii0ssd y The slsns Of The sLAyEs REyENGE
Mr. So9isi Peter staple. NJ TcS; ois, A.: N:hGI:;
CoMPLIHEkTARY BENEFIT TO 7. B. JOHNSTON :
aoas. M Ss's and
M 20 ,.is Rl;ss - Bloushams Iycsa. evening
IIEgf Jas D. foTTEk. RH, vles!chsi9a.a. eehisRni
u 9. ATweoD; Treasurer.
j. w. PARAmoRE.
TONCERT AT METROPOLITAN HALL-MISs CATHE-
~ RIrE HAyEs kadsmAs . strong desire has been ex-
the part teachers and scholars Of the Pub
c Schools Of this city TO hear sing Concert their
eatihcatop would add earnest request TO theirs
s. i Sons: sns With ySus other
guished voc alist
With bSh confederation. yours, CO., So,
r. G. BENEDICT, Pres't Bosrd Of Education.
JOSEPH ncKEAN. Sup't Common Schools.
NKw YoRK. Dec a. 1851.
In compliance with the above request
CATHERINE HAYES
begs 10 that she will give Concert Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. ST. 81 Metropolitan (late Tripler) Hail.
Arrangements have been made for the attendance Of
Sehools and tickets be procured ~
office, No $50 Broadway and at the Hall Tuesday and
Wednesday from IL 10 2ooloek For the Of
those ladies who wish to attend this Concors seats will
be secured-p5ice 81.
Doors open at l2; Concert commence at O'Clock.
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TftnAsnER Mrvrroa-The meeting Of the
citizens a savsprsh held IN that ciy The evening Of
The 2cth inst adjourned 70 nset on The fcosin! e's
ming, when resoiutious would NJ doubt Be s1opte'
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A sroR PLACE OPERA HoUsx-PRoYEssoR AN.

A sToR PLACE OPERA Housx-PRoTEssoR AN:
derson Incredibe hystrits this eveningThe Gift Of
llora The Electric PksnomenE Water versus WinsThs
Great k,hbtsn casket The BeiEonian Creation; The Bot
te Co and et holiday gts from Ahe Profsors Cor
epsopa Places eaa e secured ~ sns Box sae from A.
tsestng otabshnsnt In the city Day
Yesrs Day And every Thursday and Saturday ~ r
at6 Paraustts and Dress Circle, 50 cents Upper
Tier ana Juveniles under twelve years cts The wsrds
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NTw. YORK AND rHILhDxLg MA DREcr Y: =
soss via Jersey city leaving New York s6A NJ foes of
Cortisnd ndt strcet NJ and p NJ Liberty strocteavw
Philadelphia zane hours from foot Of walnut street Ysre
reducsd 70 s. for rt es and ~ 80 second class Bal
H washington snd ChsrlestOn through tickets sold N
he above nes end ttvcrgh lvrgtge carried In thn r.
iae frsn nsw Fork. with thropgs eonaaotoEa
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United states District A,

Dhc 30 bridget Troy arrested aps gave bail
Tie charge of ening letter beongog 20 Winam
Donovan before Il delivered TO hu With intent 70
pIy into his busirsss and secrets. s
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nRAToRY AND POETRY OF THE OLD AND NEW
~ World-stuyvessnt Institute, Friday, Tuesday ana
Friday Jsnu. 9TH lssh and i6sh a. ~ ossek
in Europe will BY request deliver Literary snS
Dfs matte InpsrsonaNoEs illustrated With every phase
sharsoer rthc indian, Asric Brton. aud frisA
circular "m whitnsys action Is equal 70 the bes
tragtdiAn on Tie stsgs."-London Tmss Nay s. Gentle
mems tickets 80 centf; LAdics', IS cents
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Naval rnsepigcnc.

The g vesscls of wa Jamestown aud Plymouth.
were at Rio Janerio ON TIE s5;h November. t...
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M EELCHB NATIONAL CIRCUS. CHESNUT SrRlE7,
w below Ninth phia-L. b. LENT Managor-Hnr
fssmszs OF ths great French equestrisnns Nile Leuiss
sssrnooa In superb sesnss dEgnsstisn .upgortsd b
yrnok and American Of unrvallet ability form,
Of talent hitherto unsquAllsd in Phlads
phs Bvery description Of equestrian aad serobate cnte1
passed any establishment. in The world Prot j. r. Nixen
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gHiE sALL SEABON.


ND CkOToN GUARDS. A1TENTIoN.-THE FIRST
" annual Bell Of the above Company will bs held Al the
City Asssmsl Roons a'o on Wsdnssday even
r. s.-wsiI,ess CoNlOn Band 10 engaged on shs above
'oeossor.
\ RrsH yoLrNTEERs.-rzE SECOND ANNUAL n ALL
en- Wednesday esenipg, pccsutcr 81. The Commihee
pledge themselves that ths ball shall DO conducted IN she
and shall give general saatacton. Tickets
be rrosgrft 81 captain j. Coy ls Maiden laae Lieu
zen ant Js Pike 10 Cente sseet or AZ the door on the
nixht Of ths ball.
~ EzYsNs DANCING ACADEMY AT THE suaKs
peare Hotel fia william ttreoA The Second 1artcr
W.. t5hLtnta On taturday Jaauafy Sd. l51 Hour Of
sutton Tuesdays and Saturdays 81 snf o'clock for young
adCs sni Chit ren and A. osht o'clock Tor Gentlsnen
Applications be mateat The Aeadcmy durinE the hsurs Of
Isuition.
CEARtrG's PRIVATE pAEcIro ACADEMY, 50
- Road atscetClesses will be formed fer the second
quarter TIE hcaays Ladies' and gentlemen wishing
the dAnoe receive pri ate lessons
day scaoos and families attended, an soirces exclusive TO
tAe patrons Of the academy For terms, spply a. Mr. SIS
rssiienee. a. above.
DRIvAvE DANCING AND wALrzINo ACADEMY.
coratr Cf Broadway and 1hirteen,h street. Miss Par
Ser wishes inorm her friends and patrons that she s
ca9scs for the eeond gusrt ~ her 1cmy In
roadvay Bays OF tuition. wednesdays aut saturdays
ocoCh f3rLadies Misses an hAsters The dances
La siciliien" aud La CrAcovis, will be introduceli
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EELLOws' MISUNDERSTANDING BRoWER THE
great Jester and nimtable Negro deneator will mako
his frtt appearance on Monday evening" Jan. 6.
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e. AUTIoM TO THE EusIcAL PUBLIC IN CALI.
the name will leave New York BY the steamship Prone.
theus Jan 9th, and will give their ceisbrated eussrtsn
Due notice will be given Of their arrival Their
friends and admirers cautioned sgsinst all spusous
companies assuming thsfnAms Notice the biis
end cek out for tie old established Buck
sir5s Frederic nsetsy ysIiniss tn9sn young Ole
tho Young Phenomenon, in his unrvalitd dances. and
stbers hos ct talent unrvaed IN the United
NJ. II. d. Platt.
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A IL THOSE GENTLEnEN WHO INTEND TO Make
"A cals land who do no) with the ses
would DO WELL that provide
vii ticke (as New Years gifts TO their female uve-
Hyp garsn fund This the most gentei and Interesting
show n the city being ancie feet
Raphael by order of Pope Leo r. 1903 hundred
before the first settlement Of country Tickets 2t
cents to be obtain Al VIM Hall Sons muiic store
door Open from 10 in the morning till in the
Ntth nta
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CUPID LYCEUN, g6 CANAL sTRxET.-Now Is YOUR
" time reverThe last two nights Of tho Female Min.
srels an vre Pictures With the beautiful Arab
G. Zerwepbs who rfo-ms his native instrument
Which he tands In ths world Doors open 6H
commence at7k. Admission. l2k stage seA 25 cts
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VNHE EALLEGHANIANs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCK
to their friends and the public that they will give vo
cal Concert at the Broadway Tabernacle Monday
ing January 1882 TICKETS Is cents sseh be had
usic the door Doors open 81 o'clock to
commence st7l o'clock. : = =
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ERAEKLIN nUsEUn. l7s CHATnAM tQuARB TIN
greatest madeone thousand dollars against
svs hundred to come on ~ the Museum Thurs
Rectuily informed thA .he above shslIsnss ssswss.
sone not ~ s and Mons Gregsrs break 10 with
his fst or forfeit Thousand dollars The be
shsense 70 be decided, where limited number Of tickets
will be Disposed Of Reserved Seats cents Boxes rs cent
sporting and Others euly invited call
the above stone ~ shaws and their opinion the
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CTUYvEsANT IEsTITUrE-PANoRAnAo OF LON
~ don Kessuhs Reception, Crystal Palace. &c. wfsch
have met with immense will contnpe short tin
longer move every evening TX o'clock and Wednesday
New Years Day, and Saturday, o'clock Companies
children at 6a cents each. -
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EELL0wy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEI-
lows Musical Hall, No 4l4 BrosdwAy.-Admisson 81
ssnts children under twelve la sentg Fellows hRssrea
e geatest band of Negro dencato In the world perform
svory night The program for this evening viii
some Of best Negro Songs sung By
nmtAbie company Also X H. Sitter tho truly wonderful
negro break DOWN dancer viii the audience giving
he very aughabi and dcult steps She Southern and
Western the Shakers will be shook up usual with
somsthins new. Periormances st7 ooook. On
Wsdr esdsy and Saturday Concerk for the
'ommodation Of families. commanding as3P.k.
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GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERTS, By THE MIssE
NJ and the Nessrs Fraser tho celebrated Scotssh Vocal
ss Who zhy received with the greatest enthussm
rhss Musical and Literary EVENINGS viii ts every
night during the week. night: In the Hall Of
the Society Library Broadway Leonard street.
sppeid selections Of the Scottish English and Irish
o'eioei Admission 81 cent.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, NEcHANIcy HALL, NO.
during the week further notice original "a veil
known Chrstys xins:rels eoprsins efhcent
under shs Of chrisy whoss concerts n
with favor by highly respectable and audiences
Tekets Is cents Doors open 1t 6k and will st
IL O'clock The OF Chtissys Ninstres respect
fully informed thai the Saturday afternoon ais
continued. afternoon New Years day oou-
man einsn Al q q ock
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Of Common Schools In the Fourth ward In place Of Ed
ward b. Fellows, removed from the ward. Concurred
Resolution granting the exclusive use Of southery
side Of Pier No. IA North river to the Cape May and
Philadephia line Of steamboats,, and the Merchants
and Milers' line Of propeers and barges concurred
Resolution granting $1,000 to rebuild sewer in Oliver
street. Concurred in.
Resolution to open Fifty eighth street from Hudson TO
East river. Concurred in.
Report Of the Committee wharves Piers and Slips,
in paying Robert Handley $4,000 extra COM
pensation for building pier at the foot Of Thirty eighth
street, East river. notwithstanding the veto Of the
Mayor From the veto Of the Mayor appears that the
contractor agreed in January 1850 to build the pier for
S5444 afterwards, supplement- was made to the con-
tract, allowing $1,000 Before the pier was placed in
possession Of the city authorities the work gave in
consequence Of some miscalcuation being made In re-
ference to soundings The contractor, therefore, re-
paired the work and asks for extra compensation
Assistant Alderman SMITH moved concurrence.
Assistant Alderman McCaRrHr hoped this Board would
The contractor had only accomplished
what he agreed to perform and any tax payer would
have legal claim against the Common Council If they
voted away this amount Of money.
Assistant Alderman CRAsE said the claim an ho-
nest one and ought to be paid whether the TECHNICAL
ties of law favored such payment or not. 1t was in
work called
Assistant Aid BOLSTER said the pier gave way in
sequence Of faulty surveys having been made Dir.
Handy worked by the plans aud specifications furnish
ed by the citythese plans being faulty the sinking OF
the pier took place in consequence.
The President said he convinced that the city
would be bound to the amount the contractor sued
Assistant Aid. EDWARDS said he did not think the sur
veyor at fault the contractor bamesble. The
accident had in the opinion occurred in this
wsy-the surveyor had found rock which he supposed
to be solid ana had mar ked 1t down in his survey This
rock had proved to be but fragment and when heavy
weight placed upon it had slid OF into deep water,
and so let down the pier.
Assistant Aid. WrBB of the Eighth ward said he had
visited the ground which the pier built The
river at that point had very and rocky bottom
and 1t was his opinion that no pier could be made TO
stand there
This Beard finally concurred with the action Of the
Board Of Aldermen Adjourned.
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Died.


On Wednesday afternoon, May 2S after a lingering ILL.,
ness, MARTIN Fuzzy, aged SO years.
His friends and acquaintances and likewise those Of
his James Furey respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence No. "a Wiett
street, on Friday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening, May rs, ROBERT CORNELL
TOWNSEND, in the 4ith year Of his age.
His friends, and those Of the family, invited to
attend his funeral wthour further notice from his
Friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock
On Thursday. May 20, Of Group DANIEL ii. McKETRrcx
eldest son Of Daniel and Elizabeth McKetrick, aged
years, months and is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral from the residence his
parents No 81 Sheriff street. this day (Frday at half
past O'Clock
On Thursday morning, May 90 MARY, wife Of James b.
Mower, in the 10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the North Dutch
Church. Of Fulton and William streets Satur-
day, 3lst inst at O'Clock l.. Nj.
Yesterday afternoon May -, of inflammation, Mrs.
MARY MURPHY. aged so years
The friends of the family generally without further
invitation respectfully invited to attend her fune
raj this day, FRIDAY at half past O'Clock, r. NJ Her
remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On May 80 AGNES H. SHEPHEHD, daughter Of Benja-
min and Cementina Shepherd aged years and months
Suddenly at Louisville, Ky May 49, Mrs ApELA
Culver consor of DR. f. b. Culver and second daughter
of Hon Amos Kendall.
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CLypI hsy s.Lds in ths, Luiaa. for Boston, Gmis and
siors issS RsSSSs Austin s.ssssh fsisnss for
Nay io.Arr oseidsntsp Stockholm for NYOrk.
81 % s FBSs os .sm
York; Packet, salez, from Antwerp for do.
Is port a'fs
oE s 18th ss;. xsse SlsTh
s sIS SS, lam.
II the river outward bound Bra1dywins Merryman for
o. i lsth' p.nsi &ss.ss s asssra
s,S W.s.Is %i,s
pool Ed.dss Caroline Ns.ah "a fIsss.s =.
81. ess%si. Jsss Hs5sS;5a IL 81;
ss'1 RassSsas
s.als Spear F,Rsa a s ssa,s s oS
s ssss css:. rSii.ssps
WIN ns sS sSos @
cc fh for City Point Scsmis Naples
~ @ WIN
Florida N Hss Sssss; Robert Kelly Cone
ss.ssa i s.;;;i
ssn ior
LoNDos May ie-In port sumter Humphrey for Boston.
ssen hsnE s DO sS ''f
LrrL EHAsrror. May 5-of. John Wesley from Shields
ha1slnA. April a-Arr Arctic. Doane, NYork land sid
NEW Di.rrr May i$-Eensgezindhed for NYork, rdy.
NEwroRr. E. May is-Sld Lati%er LLOYD M. NewSssyposs.
PORTSMOUTH, May ii-Sld Hampton, Davis from Caleut-
ta). London.
QrKEssrows, May ll-Sd st Marys, Mlliken from Mo-
bie), for the Clyde
sAsnaArs, May I4-on, Erin, Bic from Charleston for
Antwerp.
SuNpsRLAsp, May l3-Sld Secret Williamson, NHsven.
SHIELDS. May l3-Sld David Faye. Knudsen NHayen.
NYork. Sid 18th, Thetis, Richmond and Anne Nutkins
WArrRronD, May l3-sld mot arr) Velocity. White,
York
MIscrLLAyKous.
PARIS May I6-The Merle, Of Bordeaux. from New Or
leans for st Louis Senegal spoken March in Bahama
Channel put into Havana to land some refrac-
tory seamen.
GIBRALTAR, May 6-About 800 vessels In this Bay Age
eiras Roads behind the Rockar waiting fair wind to
pass the Straits to the West
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Common ScHooLs-TAYEs ~ KINGS CousrY.-At a
meeting the Board of Supervisors the county Of
Kings yesterday afternoon at the City Hail. Brooklyn
n certificate read which had been received from
Christopher Morgan, State Superintendent of Common
Schools setting forth that the amount Of tax to be raised
by this county for school purposes under the provisions
of an act cf the Legislature, is s4942o This
the Board of Supervisors authorized the
real and personal estate Of the county.
STATE THE PrSurSTIARY CorSTy JArL-The
report Of the Keeper of the Pententiary presented to
the Board Of Supervisors yesterday, showed that the
number Of prisoners confined in that establishment
the 18th Of May, 1851 was 5l-males 80, females 10
Number comm tilted during the past month"; 16-maes TO-
females 8. The committee report that the Board Of
Supervisors had authority to proceed with the
tion Of the county buildings, until empowered by
the Legislature to incur further expenses. special
committee appointed to investigate the circum
stances recently presented by the Grand jury the
condition Of the county jail.
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Geographic MARINE Reports.
BALTIMORE, May %.
Arrived-Sehr Bernardus, -.

49,
Arrved-Ship Parthenon N Orleans, May barks Swift,
Cork. April q; Lysander, San Juan. May l9-eft bark
Arsna for New York unc-brigs Sarah for do ldg-Eza
do do; Lenox Orleans May 5saw 18th, of Florida Reef
chip Hope, from Lyerpoo brigs Challenge Troon April
Is Russia Cardenas May 13 Hudson. and Henry Curtis,
Phila Dutch galot Maria Adrana Rotterdam March IL;
schr Adams Treat Matsnzas May light boat BrandywDe,
destined for Minots Lodge.
Cieared-ships Leodes and Ferax. oreans barks Ca-
rssa Lads the Lake st Stephens Merlin Pha;
Joseph Farwell, Alexandria; Mary Miller, PLils.
DIGHroN. May e.
ssiled-schr Eli Townsend Corson, Philadelphia soops
Amelia Charles, and Sarah, kfork . =
New ORLEANS. NAV e.
Arrived-Bark Gen Jones' and Cohensey Rio Janeiro 80
days. Left lark Goldsmith, from California for York
NEW BEpyoRD, May y.
Arrived-Shp Bell Rock Liverpool. Nay D. lat ii t5 Ion
AZ 80 spoke ship Mary Peasants from Liverpool for Pills
delphia.
Briggs Carlton, Havana. May H. Mariel satllo River;
schrs Mary Elizabeth Philadepha; Mary Patterson. and
Thos Ireland, do. 90
Arrived-Brigs Aibatross, and Ariel, Cardenas.
Providence, May %.
Arrived-sehrs Brown, Hail. Phila alpha; Candy,
Townsend and Montezuma Smth do; soop Pointer Fowl
er, Nlork.
Cleared-Brig New England. Baker. Turks Islands.
Saied-Sehrs Dan Webster Fokart, Philadelphia; Sarah
Elizabeth English, do; Rushing. Dole. do.
Arrivedat East Greenwich 18Th schr Thos Cooper Phi
sALKM May g.
Arrived-Schr Globe. NYork
Saied-Brg Oregon. Africa; schr ATLANTA, Nfork.
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Passengers Arrived

LvxsrooI-stesmshp Canada q, Bo' a1 NJ "a
Ms Tipey Mr. an9 mrs wrirht, Mr. and Mrs arRsr, w
ard Mrs Murphy, Mr. Worcester ana lady mfs run-
mond and Mrs Nall Miss Mhselor Mise Robinson Messrs
Brown, Mse, Mckay. pesbousirs MALI nn er,af w
Rodgers Worcester Juntcx DE Olier kem Loring hursl
Hazard. Carter, ren bath, swartsan Vroit YVES w
minrr and Whyatt These enormously prnted 40
passengers in The Cambria, for liyerpoell o..
UaifaxMr COodese ana VIE hststs otanioro' oe
vtnaon Thamas Warton.. -, a..
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p Powell and daughter Mrs " Rouse Mrs hoknall and
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