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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Later News from the Plains.
From the s. LOUIS Republic

rom the s. LOUIS kcpulltAh. ~
By the steamer Duroc from the Missouri
River YESTERDAY received an extra from tn Office
Of The hapest.he GUardiqn. containing aier ana n
teTc>fng news from the Plains. Mr.. Thomas Bale
man and ten others arrv we'd AZ kanesvilie on the
18th, from the Great Salt Lake CITY. As they uaN-
e'cd with ORLEANS and were nearly two months on
the route. the news from the city Itself is no aie
than We received two weeks ago.
MI b. met Crson HYDE and company los miles
this side Of Tori Laramie He brought letter from
Mr. HYDE 70 Mr. Macintosh of kanesvle, dated
the o2t July. IN which he gives account o dE ad-
venture with the Indians. On the lIth near one
branch Of the Loup Fork Of tie Platte. his party as
assaed bv party Of about 300 Pawnee lnsldrs, ana
robbed of between seven AID ten hundred dollars.
There were only seven Of the MOrmonS IN company.
Mr. HYDE lost eighty dollars worth OF clothing, gun
camp furnliure and provisions, beside his horse jim,
which he aftcrward recovered bv paving $40 for HIM
At the time of writing, they were all N good hedth
and spirits Capt. Smiths three hiucs We're not
robbed by he Indians, as they mad passed before
they had taken their position on the route hr.
IJyde SAYS that he Is satisfied that there j. con
certed plan between the Omahas and Pa"neeS to
pundor the trains but the Omahas backed out ron
he ARRANGEMENT OrSon Pratt lost ms horses at.er
crossing the Missouri River, at Winter Quarters ne
supposes that the OmahaS stole them. Ihey experl-
enced only ram storm. but tnS was severe one
Another letter from MIR. CrOmble states that JGdge
Brocchus, MIR VIM II. Gooch and Mr. Waket'
shared MI nyCe'S fate. The report Is, mat they
were robbed o. all their clothing except panaoonS
and SHIRTS. Mr. CTOmble killed fine morse IN max
ing ms escape from the Indians
Mr. Batenan met several California companies,
two DAYS travel from salt Lake City, all getting
along woll lie met Nr. Babb!t and number oi
Government officers for ah, two hundred mics the
o her side of Tort Laramie proeI easlng slowly, Their
animals much aded Capt. Stephcnss company was
met abou, three hundred and fifty miles out proceed
ing without molcStation. There was company OF
about three hundred wagons int the Sand Hills, where
Mr. HIDE was attacked, and fears were entertained
for their safety as The Pawnee Indians were known
to be IN force IN thai vicinity.
John Browns company of cmisrants was met at
the junction of the new road, two hundred and forty
miles from Winter Quarters, 2sth July, getting along
terN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
sLcOND BOARD
FRIDAY, Aug - Z VI


The Stock Market was very spirited and
buoyant to-day. and speculative stocks sho" A
marked advance on the sales Of yesterday. Federal
and State stocks remain quiet and firm. On cash
sales Ere Railroad advanced ij cent Ere In
comes and Conyerilbes Sionngton Railroad,
Norwich and Worcester. Harlem preferred stock,
3 Bank of North America, and Harlem Railroad
l. 1t Will be seen. however. by reference 10 the
sales quoted above, that "a large proportion OF the
transactions were on time and at buyers option OF
30 and to days Enc sold At -. and Harlem At 50.
beng one t. cert above cash prices. Bank Of Com
merce declined the Ocean Bank and the
and n. IL. Railroad
The supply of Money Is more adequate
to the demand today the rates Of discount being the
same As last quoted, , 10 y cent. month The
steamers from the south. and land conveyance from
tie ntenor continue TO bnng specie IN amounts,
when materially and the heavier arrivals from Cali
forna IN preserving The nece ,ary equilibrium be-
tween receipts ani cZpor', Of CON
The commercial adyices from Europe
have not produced any marked impression Cotton
I. sad 10 have improved, but there does not appear
10 bc any positive advance N prices. The weather
IN England was lue, md the harvest promised TO be
UNUSUALLY dDhii4ait
The demand for sterling Bills continues
active. without variation prices We quote as fol-
low. On London, llOalloi Parls 90 cays bills
5ll2l a5fII., and short sight 5f7la5fo. Oh Am
s,ertam, 4lo4I. on Hamburg 81 a36. On Bre-
men, =. as
The transactions at the Sub treasury
TO-DAY were a, follows ReceI.ei, s--ll3 ) PAID,
81 5O6 - balance. $3626.O33 -.
Adyices from London 70 the 18th inst.
state TIA, there Is stnI -ome inquiry Tor United
state, y cent, Bonds OF le6-, which are difficult 10
md az III ale Inscriptions or.ng I0i ale5..
Penn, lyanla 3. have been done AZ -. AAssachn
.etts sterling ss scarce AZ los i0J. Boston City
Is a MARYLAND sterling % withhtile doing New
York state T. 9j south Carolina Sterling S nomi
naily at 95 - there are sellers. Canaca 1927. eK
dividend.
TIE National Inteilgencer says Messrs.
secen. Wlthcr. 4 Co. Of Washington. have made
o sale OF The new Virginia = cent. Coupon stock
at lC5. 70 M John Arni6eid OF New-Or-eans. Ihis
= + cent. lower tlan the stock D. seilihS JOY
n tbs marst
The stockholders Of the Hartford and
New-Hayen Railroad Company "Il hola me 'N''.'''
meeting a. Hartford Oh lie l0;a septeinDsi-
The sixth annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Vermont Central Railroad company
US teli,t Northfeld VI, on the -'th iha' non.
- o,,,,-,. Treasurer Of the Company pfe'eA's'
,.sl,io,. rrou.osing thai the Directors De au'Ao''
-, .. ,s.,,c 4 n cent bonds Of the company % al
-, ,o. erceesing 81 300 900. dated the Isl Day
% october 1851. and payable IN three years from
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Later from the Santa lie Route.
Correspondence Of the ST LOUIS Repaid can.
INnTIENnENCL, Saturlav, Aug. 10. j.


INpErENpENcE, Saturday, Aug 10, 1871.
Since | wrote Won the other day, have
had the opportunity of learning a little turtae news
from the PLAN, from Young man VINO reached our
county dav or 50 ago. Our informant had been nv
ing little while al Barclay 4 Doyle Fort, on the
Moro feeling anxious 10 come 10 the states and not
willing to pay the price asked hm hy the ,laor-iomo>
Of the rans, he shou.dcred hlS rife. and with little
pony, started of mto tie Mid by himself. IL "aS a
niece of temcrtl mcaled for, and for nl> 70 n,rliN
mghi have SuhtlCd the loss of his he but. forum
a'cy. no Indians Were on the tfdll. and ne reached
Fort Mackay with ms latci animal IN safety Al
ter recIulting "a htllC while, he started ont acan,
as boldly before, and made IN good ume' t"e
Little Arkansas RIVER. ms stream ne found swol-
len 10 an unusual hight De VentCTed u cross, an
IN the act ioS MS pony. ms gun ana dnlmnAuon.
anC the little he had to eat Here was pfcdi'a-
mont In the midst of an Indian country, WITH
out ANYTHING 10 protect or defend himself wuh,
OF anything 20 sustain Tie cravings OF ms D)al
PLUCK ng up courage again. he tired ii or .OOt an
after a time reached the states. This. IN huci :
what many OF our border men agc sometimes COM
PEELED 10 endure 70 ob,dln livelihood. Nr kippe-
tot Is the mans name. Tie left ,hc Moro o. the lo,n
OF July ms lraNtipg time 70 the states was is days
just he was leaving the settlements. courier Ar
nVtd from Santa Ft and The RIO AbalO AMI stated
that the uyer Was never known 10 De 50 low al tnai
season OF the wear. An unusual drought had pre-
vailed over al parts oi the country, and II was
thought TIC crops OF corn and wheat would be very
shoIt hardly enough to afford bread ana po'ender
10y man and beast
Al iho early trains had passed The Fort on their
way 20 Santa Ft Mr Baclay had reached the fOf
With Ai> wagons
81. Mayer. Whlle oucaWpcd for a day al ihe up
per tmaronc : rings, ana while ail tht men ln
their leisure had gone out To hunt antelope. except
ing tWo, "a party OF Indians came up 10 TIE wagons.
overturned Tie provision wagon. and riaed Il OF H.
contents feeling satisfied the} then .cl without
dong iCrh.G damage.
LipScomb> tram were cncampel ~ The Walnut
Spin 2. m consequence OF having lost the greater
portion oi their cattle, by what means Il "as not
known TNothou>..nl fve hundred Cherokee aai
Usage Indians were 81 forl Ma kay hunting Buffalo.
n.t perhaps ca trading expedition.
The several mails from The states were met al
lower Gmarcne spring and az Big John, getting
along well The troops designed fcr Barclay Fort.
the Moro. were near 10 Fort Mackay
our place. thus far, continues still healthy.
Col Chambers. when lASt heard from, was some
distance ,eNoul Bu. Greek, getting along well. bay
ring little TOO much water. IN the form Of rail.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
From the Copper Region.

From tAe Lake Scpefios Journal. 2Uta
torrre ARRiNsp.-Slnce our last report, July s2d
Ne nOie he following receipts From the ChiI miae
* iunS, IN bhlS. aud masses from thc North West,
Nuns rom North American. - tuns from Mn
teola. tuu> n masses. ant - tunS nom The Ph,e-
~ being tac LrSt Shipment from tal> m.nt.
BolLEk BUR>r.-Ne TCgrti - learn THAT the boiler
o. he dltns engine a, tAe can mlne bGTSi on the
.u Uit causing c0n>ldC. .dOic Oamsge othc engine.
fortunately The company had anew boiler al the
axe intended iol a new engine. wI,h Which they can
NoE replace Il. II Wiu cause a delay Ol two or
Niee weeks in Their business.
Nav RoAp YRoN LAKE SUPERIOR I'VE noticed a
nv weeks age. the fact that ross was abOut to be
,ltned from ontouSgan ryer To the Wisconsin ryer
't Ta4Atl, WHO was employed io cui Out The road.
''iaintd to TIE oLtouason .a.ely. anet having nm
Natt his Contract. he came Through with woke of
~N'h ard SLED, clearing The ,rack ~ rs timber a> Re
S4ht' - teai horses and cattle o ia Kinds can be
SNSA over tae load wlthou; Distraction. and ateSm
N'uu easily come through WITH cart. The rogie
represented - higaN favorable Tor GOOD road
~ ~ tAe distance from thc heaG Of navigation on the
Nu'VhSgcn 10 big Bua Falls on tac Wisconsin. does
~ eA'te1 10 miles, aat considerable less than i
ssS e.en represented 10 ~ AZ ar>t. Ne sincerely
-sS 'hl> opening may prove o, great and permanent
~ 'M'age 10 tac Oni0aagon country.
uke~NEp N rHE RArip>.--A pWiy of hne per
-, -, on SUNDAY last, went on, M the Montlcelo'>
"t'o0Si al the ncSG ot the rapids and Ycn'ured 50
- A'0 the strong current thal jlcv could not row
A FINDING they could not avoid beng carried
~ one OF The number, by the name ot Treat,
.N uoM tarp nVer jumped out ~ ne bOa, ant
- az eto9t 10 swim % me island Oa The Canada
- - 9ei net having 0eeR seen >,Dce. re MAS
rnS',uo,eolN drowned The Others escaped by cling
xr.Ne ~ vac hcai, which came ,DwD The snip channel
sou' ine least MANAGEMENT, and they owe their
81" ~" 10 Tie large SIZED boat ,hey were N.
> SrrtNER MIcHiGAN This noble Shlp came
- vac Ne. Marie RIVER on SATURDAY. !Ast IN grand
c,,s- tes : her first visi 20 lhlS place AMI she
, 1ae over The fats OF lake GeOrse ,irawlnr elght
-, ~ wws.er without the least GGcGlty. She remain
sh soica', afiordlng her officers an onporfunlty
sAenAnse civllltcS with the Officers OF Fort Rrady
many oi our citizens, and We Trust thelr short
"a, VAS made pleasant - iAoL visit Was Welcome
sk lSnSrSNDENcE.-Thls pioneer propcllef Of
is, iAe SuqeroT Is now on The new RAILWAY Dry Dock
ny, QUA al the head OF the portage byS. Nc.
sns I'M t.Se She Is undergoing thorough repair.
ne>s " &C hWed out IN good style fos the Fail 6uS.-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Arrival of Steamship Hermann.

The /. :. Mail steamship Hermann,
Capt Cab,rce, arrived at this port Yesterday
from Bremen and SOUTHAMPTON
The Hermann has encountered very strong
winds from the westward during the whole pas
sage. anu several severe gales from the same
quarter On the night of the 26th, when n the
uelghborhood OF the Isle of Stables she was
struck bv q violent tornado. from NN.W.. which
blew with irresistible fury for 4 few hours. and
continued TO blow D ,resh gale from y y " all
the next dav Lost some sails The tornado was
preceded by a rapid tall of the barometer from
2955to 2s e6. between the hours OF I and p u
1t was accompanied with immense quantities of
min-some lightning and thunder commenced
at = 2 NJ and began 10 abate is fury al mid
night.
We are indebted to The oblging Pur,er Of the
II for hies Of London paper, mp to the time she
left Southampton
The following Is a h,t OF the Hermann, pas
sengorS.
u Eusrhe,I N'luel. lady and child D Phelanl l.ly.
hIS1 NJ u S,,,l Ia, a.. .es, "a II = JrseA, NJ
4eHdHh dohn Ag-n aun, Kuhn hes Leio, Rev. A.
Nlr Wesseur and ,4ay. julius sIessner + c Messuer
trsfT NCs>rfr, Car Nltter, 1lss NEmeFcr, ills Ian
.euhem. Lowltl Dir CllmaDu : Strauss. Cad pftzer.
Ms ErIart. Miss Ee11IlC.s. Mss Harlx. Carl H001e
Schuruaun. Elward Wess II No.T Alr Rlll
Miss Anna hlo1l Mrs CIuttscaik Mss Cio.SC halls
Ms Gotf>ct4lk Mr. II ifIsech 4 klnscr.J
y an Hrrul Never. lohn LEWIS. "A Greln. John S-1-t
Matthew Noulr. Res Mr. NlrUs StcDhcu smith.
ErAe>' iaer Canada fugeue M-fne NJ Sol1mons
v Lancer. Alexander hrJzrna. II. Busspn. " 2
Mss Browu. Nj Dougllss. Mn c T4rIn. He-hsr',
Ms Sefer-lCe. 81 III aud lady. lfea y Graham.
" Ne~ ana lacr. p ID Inwther Prof >lr Ha.-r /.
lehman 4ul lacy, johnson. S,r Ta-l VI Roberts.
Ms " smith. Master kessler. l.. " {. b-r.t- Mr.
BaIthu- -oIlcw htzHgeF and lady Misses Nirzin-er.
Ru>6uNai alc Go.ls't.n. Il Ben. Mr. Rlsa " alter.
Da,d walter J n FiefgC1. NJ Durke-. n Aareu>-
is'tt Ms II. k.l,. A. H1illana p Flrslttel and
enid Ms Ftr'trtu. " = Hcr..en. Jll#, hnos9 john
T. Mfer. SIMON felscUer, Alr Strs'en1erz. =
WtuC.e ar lsdV. W'eucs-. jr g Wencke.
Ms Mtncke. Mr. b J - lIsOn aiG child. A 1eft Il-
>srrs0r Nifhal.s VICE.. VI - Meta s-er II Al ra~tt
Meier. Me>,cl. Vi - Versa;iel AIr Iossufha AMI
alr NJ Lowe Ith4 aut ra u - EalArer. Catl
Cuaz Pal Caesar NJ. r chmair. + t,rr-er II Harris
N Erharii. trct >chwacse II Meier. Bern Krause.
{ 4 Schrtise and lats { Wells Nrs O,-snfe.d + Os-
;enhc. N..s Beum. " : PnEeT. Mrs. Elchharn. Herm
Doiz II Menh-is. F. H..er. Hern Stole. joan Nle-
rng. Vi Braun. { TONNES. MS T. T1rnrs FreiA
Arnold. + Ack ,rlaLI.N y klnst.e Avon claim. JACK
>,H Sparrow. Geo J L.nissF Wn Frrshv. Mss 7 Frs
Ms GFother It v iil ars 7 X koltes Nrs James lri
Two children. Miss J. II James. Mss VI james. Mss z
James, o. S'ern aId la4r " = Heller, Ts1tam.
bArreu. Barharus A T PeTnet. Mr. Nu-sr. J
heFnct. < HuC -.,. Henry Miller, M S-5ry Ifs
hrs Wan Nsres. >opha keQ4er.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Cuban Neeting-Painful Eumor-What will
the Government do The Saranac> Er.
rand. sc.

Corresg gcndeuce of The \ Tribune.
WAsHINGToN, THURSDAY, Aug ., ISL
There was 4 Fillibuster demonstration in
the street ~ front of the Patent Office last even
ING. The unmistakablc aspect Of rOwdylsm
which characterized the assemblage, was rather
indicative Of an ncIpent rot, than a display of
patriotism. and the Police were on the alert
The affair passed OIL however with nothing more
serious than a few discordant wells, making
night hidoous. ard dlsturbngthe peaceable and
quiet Inhabitants of the vicinity
\ Mr.. ROBINSON. one Of the b'hoys, tore OF
string OF alarming denunclationS of the Cuban
authorities. and the tyrants of Spain generally.
" When he came To those terribly despotlc aud
awmlly tyGannOuS Governments which he feared
might come to the aid of SPAN against the tllll-
busters fears began to be entertained for the un-
finished walls OF the new part of the building.
No one absolutely insisted that the vast pile
had been shaken TO It's foundations, but great many
were positively certain that they " heard a noise"
However that NAV be. 1t was truly dreadful 10
hear the thundcrs he launched at them crowned
heads m Europe Mr. ROBINSON appear, To have
been the only speaker The names of several re-
spectacle gentlemen were deSecraied by Yociierous
calls from the rowdles, but they were non est mren-
tps
There was IL painful rumor ahoat here last evening,
that the Spanish Consul at New Orleans had been
taken from the Jail by "A gang OF rowdy cut. throatS
and murdered. Though there no possible way
III which the news could have arrived II was gener-
ally believed.
The President IS expected on Saturday, and there
* some pXucctaliOu that Mr WEBSTER will hurry
down thls way before long, though the expectation
Is ralher founded upon the wish that he may be
moved by lhe oXgcncy of affairs, rather than any
positive information TO that effect There seyen
mere a considerable degree OF indignation against
those officers al Southern ports who failed IN their
duty with regard 10 he lllhousters and thc acton
of the Government IL that regard l. looked for with
some anxiety.
The Smalac. - you VIII have seen by telegraph,
sailed 10 dav from Norfolk, bearing the wide and
somewhat lengthy pcnnant of Commodore Parker
The statement that she was ordered 10 aid IN the
capture Of Fihbustcr expeditions is Incorrect. She
remains but for the purpose OF protecting American
interests ia Havana. MORE ANON.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
The Cubans and their Libcraior>.

The Portsmouth (IG.) Transcript pub
hshe> letter from an cficer on board the United
states >loop-o.war Albany. datet az Havana on the
lo;h INST, Which coudrms the numerous accounts
heretofore rCtcec q ihs hostile disposition ~ the
people o. Cubaio their pretended LioeraiorS. ~
After meI.onug The ARRIVAL OF Lopez, anG relating
the rumoTs consequent upOn the encounter between
his followers ard the spanish troops. tins writer
SAYS
The fact OF the large reiniouementS beng hur
ned TO the OF action. renders probable thtt
there : some giOund for the rumOr that several hun
dreG SpaniariS. among whom are very large pro
norton OF officers. have already fallen But foT all
Tins the fate of the expedition sealed for the Gu
banoS. however free With money and boasts ot tight
VIII not hardle the muSSei ihcv - no' oi7 ibr m
rldrS and the brave >ympath.zeTS, de.uded Al hrS
are already falling sacrifice
The same writer further SAYS
Cuba has not reyOltet there : No war hcte OF
the peopis against their oppre>Sor>." The NueYl-
taS instruction suppressed. Lopez must perish,
and all the small parties who are ignorant!y ap-
VfOachng - jOln HIM"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
PHILADELPHIA.
Dr.. Kendrick to be made Carnina'-coai
Busineses-Arresi OF an Escaped convict
Railroad Accidont-Charge oil Abaae'ioh
Death Of Lieutenant Ba-Ion-iaTAe'' ana


Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHrLADELFHIA. Frday, Aug - ISL.
Dr kendrick. the Roman Catholic Bish-
On az rs C,fy. Is abou. to De- made CARDINAL by
Drrng the week endng Yesterday. it.o'5 tuas Of
Coal were shipped BY schuy XII CdnaL
Tins r~orniuf tVO officers of the GafSnals police
srrested an escaped cOngiCt ron Bl4cS"elfs s.al5
named CbsrlGs Gill gan, alas hamilton. He eS-
caned bv swimming the East River. THIS morning
be v 8s committed to await the dem27t Of the al
thoriiies OF your state
Jobr Brooks. aged > vears, watchm4n, Vas
crueheG betHeen cars Oh the ReaClng Rl-rO4t q,
O'Clock last evening and a. II he de5 10 the Il 's-
Rolard De Boat was this morning arrested.
charged win a0ductng bow for tle porPo,e Of
sending him a whaling voyage. He Wa commit
led 10 cCfauit OF J 500 bail. - answer.
Lieutenant Charlie Cr.lOn R4rton, II The Un.'e !
States Navy, died IA ihis city yesterday, aged 30
wears The remains VIII be ln-erre1 - nJnO",
with military hCnOrs.
The forern advces ~ lie steamer Asa published as
stoc OF CoTTcS much reduced AMI lders ale l-m N
change 1ere is some l'rle export dernsrd and further
saes Old stock pectee fe ground nave
been 'nlce ~ 3 - bol The s-ie' ~ ri c,u, q l
o. aiI extent ., oui iorner lro,ai49ns kfL LolR
y held a - 1j and CoRs MEAL Al - s Dbl. eut ~
sales Il either lave been reported GEnN->n2ples u
WHAT continue 20 come "a lcfy slo"f a-l mere i' 3u,
little offering Saes Of good asf prime ne soo.hern keI
a. e2c a &c and some oil White at 9o oushel A
sae # Per vana Rye a. toc CoRN - Scce sH1 J. =
wanted al OATS demand-sales Of southern Al
3ic a 35c b1shei, wAich IS an adyance c,n htt.
WW>gy-The demand IS Amted-saies 'i bhh mas
and 1hs At 2lsc
sALE, O, sTocr-Fira Bo1rd-s5cOl Reading IS. %.
a.: sIgCCU g. s.. l05. 81 00o Allegheny City D., % .
~, a. 81 do - ! Mine iii s. .a1 Read
inr. ~ 100 DO oi. n, 100 do. b5. ~.
S,,ond Bo1rq-8 Grard Bank. ~ 500 Cry x -.
10 ~ ~ Reading RR q 500 State .. 90. 800
sch. Nay %.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
ENrrRln MO RrcoGNlzANcrs.-Nes-
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Isce l,rs, Page c' advertisement. of Services, Ae to-

iNet idsf iNt hNNttNNfW'liN Nl NfiNNf>, Nc
NOTION
DrnlC ,rION The Summer,ield NJ f..
Chapel, Wa>h'ugtou-aV Brooklyn Will hc dod Gated
io the wOiShp ot God ON Thur> las. sent. 4, al 3
o'clock L NJ, by Rev. X. : Poster, oi MuoeUy-sl.,
NCw.Norh. II So'clock =. VI, same day, sermon
ty Rev D. Nctlutock. NeW-l orN. and m SUNDAY,
Sep, :, sermon bV Rev. llagany, of Ncw-A orN,
al lOi O'Clock 4 n and q; O'Clock T. NJ, sermon
ly Rev. Dr 10y, of Now-NorA. The public senor-
ally are invited to attend
CHURCHES RroPENED The South Con-
geganona taurch. BROOKLYN, l'yesidontSt., near
Court, Will be rcopencd for publ" worship mex,
sabbath, morning and evening a. the usual hours.
Preaching may be expected by The Pastor, Rev.
Nm Marsh
IHE Union CoNGREGArIoN CHuRCE have
secured thc eJIhcC of ,hc iuNelSals, society, N
Nh.st, between Avenues and '1 where they VIII
vT the future hold service morning and evening, ai
The usual hours
IE lioUSTON- ST PRESBYTERIAN Church
MI Re ropen,c icr DlVae service next sabbath. al
t1c Us1lal hNlr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
The Difficulty between Nessrs. Bright and
Nar>hall-GOvcrnor POwell-Cuban Excite

louisville. FRIDAY. Aug %. ISL
The difficulty between Senator Bright and
Hon Mr Marshall, who arrived here for the ex-
press purpose offghting duel. has through the IN
sirumentaliiy of friends, been amlcaDiy adjusted
Lazarus W. Powell, the Governor elect OF Ken
lucky arrived here to day on his way 10 the seat OF
Government He was handsomely received.
The Cuban excitement Is on the Increase here
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Ingenious kasCality.

NEW W-FfANtN, TIuHN, AUg. II. III.
During all of the present week a difficulty has
been experienced IN working the House Telegraph
line betW cen this city and New-l erk, from ground
connection al some point. which has dened, until to-
day all the efforts OF the Company to discover. rms
morning. about two miles from this city, a very fine
WJe not much larger than a HAIR. was discovered
connecting the two wires OF the line and thence eN-
tending to the ground, where large piece Of copper
wire was inserted IN the earth and the fine wire Al
tached TO It, hich at all times made It difficult 10
work the lne, and IN damp weather caused a com
pletc interruption 10 all business. similar piece o;
rascahiy was perpeirated on this line last week.