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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

DEAD BODY FoUND.-Tbe body OF a drowned
man was found al foot Of Main St on ru'sdsy evening
which had evidently been 10 the water FOR several weeds
The Coroner WIS notified and an inquest Will be held
to day.
DRURY's TRIAL-NISTH DAY.-After the open.
tas ceur, s'sresy orurg wm sas. Sa,maa s.d
tsr1htm together ihs Of the 9Th o. February When NE
after va, arrested nat he hsd fol- Fsaham two assr
cot Il, res Vh.e s hsd pas..d b and that he
lao thr pates the Information "hch si 70 BIZ
srrsti be Do Ut know Fanesm but he "a - .a
.s1 p. thought Tiers something oct as gooa ies
counterfeit had been PISSED bis nesae' ho0' Manga
Asol. Bow Or was ueI partly couoboratsd The last
ri,ssss He Identified ea produced As one mat AAl 0 ~
Is,a,. and o.ra-s.s tools yer. es'd for ,9a
Jsas,B ssvsy testified hat The too osoa'a 70 Us
wtch y. pre-. b, beu bought having sI,masd Il The
10, before &C ro itrl g lac been us-t nee 80
- loE e1amiec TIE dss pftduce5 snd tler Is
~ach Lr, were nsos Iiey we're lan-is...i:l " ~,
coutoons srsnsh tue c,rner Of B't sa' y.
ars Ia5rcY he rsn,mt-7-5 The preliminary
ne Tipped charge ~hsu - Drur stated nat
TIE a's' couL Ell o- we're pui t h hsn at before hs -.
t- b dd rt sno- ~lst hey were bad o-so Ga Driy
premises building Vlh bad ihe sppeslts d store ROOM
@ wat args he Lad sssa arrested rAs Be Es lrs
49, -a Jane Druy ea-d ,.sd ta,t her oro,h
me- esns bone 10 d ss- as sEf''on o ne to'Psa p.
War enc sh Nsy ne ntt sladJ ucrlns Ihompson cane
the house with Vhe had out n-Vsrssv IhonPon
taes :s,e tei shsf 'Fis-'o 70 = ssy sssiy ~
az askso M VI a. To pscs 49, hsi s sam O. sss . A.
80 - - 49,. Va -
- a. - & - ~ a., 60. =. Iesb-s acasrr-i : "a
prufs dr-ssy sbpu, 70 fr hs nd
fre ssIposou Ns- all Wan@r'. tr1gi -tls- 90 sot
o. Brsto K l. 81 a.sr hs srrsi ~ la1
go alt Two SAYS
often be 50 2oe- csd oai lever So ne q l'-
barrel ht her t-chsrs tsts-ct tli
SAMUEL b. svsnts bel fti,s PCS ato he
tf,s az bate ~, bfoug ht r.. ID = 90 lie h.uss
We Dis Ato 81 fle stsu'cr u ne Court - A. a.
ofsl sftce Yesterday re g 20 rssrs1cs % i- a 80
te ferccg burg tt- u.t io1 OF
h houor Judge Greenwood o5-Ss-d tai
aiL-rc ts slcl tl
sftcs ltuc have sTpssrt -at afts ~ % f' Ne ttY
cuifrg the c-e1.s
rrr.i.bi- he h-y,e s-al'ss -.s1
Il p-tftt Atto-rss should o fert ih- Court
stg1ds 81 5u5rsd AL Fuosy atlOAA
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Hy TelearaDhs

EEw ORLEANS Apr s-Arr shP Fnscs % soI 100 - ~
s71 I'd sh9 ssrchsssr Tofk, osfts EsAi 0''-' 10y
ADB, o. brE rtrs'sor 80. NJ.
sOhILE. spri a. Il brig cor1s'oq1 % - - ~. 80 Ill
BrsTO9-. sprl90-Arr para Asfas h'~n'-''' ~ - VI
ca .f-ansr Arsrca Liverpool she H-nsi tr'nS ftpHao
bar. Ysuq. SOr-.p. BrzE' Fhhse-Pha pre- Frsases,
III n - o,-o, z,csr lee Csfs-a-s schs Good 70 Hs~
t.rs &c Br,s- PALS AFTER Albany Lssssri snd Fay,
Slort. -. 49,. ~
s1l-,t. 1r,fur Pet.r-ng Zsrosr siq1si-u 70 Grsscs
xoEEef .orl s-Ths Fctoyy, n Hsvbaypot. i'on
e'. az = ruso II cora an1 e5ar, s ssa0rs % CAGE
H.ufy Lsl 70 BE- ne '''E iI'y are A-'a< A' e"s'
beach III
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YORK..-..---.---l
CLEARED.

shps-Cntlau Graves Liverpool Thompson Neahsw. De
Cuos Funk Lvsrpoo Taylor kch Manhattan, P.ao ody
80 harsh ca; Fsuchss, ch'pmsn, Chsr-scn, Plsug
tor; Quesu Ws Has't Lvsrpool Grnns hntsfn Co
P.k.-nsan Barusr shvsrcE. Busuos AJres, DForssi
Rhen, Hsm) thief', Hsmbu re ID & hlnhf . L0Pan
70 Gsfdrsr Trieste, Duuh Co
Brs-Gals, Brown, Gsog-to~n, Ne-mth sons h''nih'
shsnau rgeto ~ White, Watson Thompson, Ba9a
does "A Iro-bufgs q son
sctoorsrs- Enss, Robinson Wilmington hcCrssty; han
ST Crut @ D-flfeit julia Nsncy Ltfe. Ns~
bsro che St-y.n. Bacon Boston Fostse rcssr'on
n rsri Ksey Ahca L Cf.cksl. SUIT Rec. Msyaglsti
surge. Co; Bsy stss Ryssr 8ostcn, Dayton Spmgus
soop w a B,ssl, Ksnnsy Powder
BUs., Ph,adspts, Nave Philadelphia W. thompson has
Hsofe, Phlace PAa
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Break I'm the I,r,e Railroad.

ANDoNtR, WEDNESDAY, Aptu ~
About six rods Of the Erie Rsllcoad track sunk
n this place Yesterday There engine standing on
The sch 81 the time which went down Win II, AM nolh
bog The top Of the chimney Of The engine remains
IN sight There iud aon previous 10 THIS OF de
fecive bottom The RsltOAd Company are Hcuveiy al
worn building track around the submerged portion Ot the
Road Tnis catastrophe Will Interrupt the regular
travel psstene baggage are transferred 10 O'neI
cara beyond the break Is Will not take many Gays 10 ouuo
he track on ito old location
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d, ,,,4rbip fur.-i1 from B1ifla % Lirp5 5i-w br,rd
4 NJ. Herrnon Mr. sHe ni.- w Maynard, Ms G-eu,
Nj Green W A Br1rn A. " Bassr w B1ser IT, X AXE
& 7 n Gorgouy Jsyks-tef Rev Dev.s, LN-r-ne :,
AMOR W Warren, son. sprague G W Banker, Whit
ts ald Ward Bosof; Rensou. Ffaa1s hntks,
As,tiu Iswsou Peter LAWSON aad LADY. OF Lowell
H.ntcr Of Springfield Cras-n Vermont Rev ABBOT Of
shave NJ st.yn-r .ud lady Benson Or Geo Lon1g
soudoa Baessn,s cha, Sander 4 a Psnucs sni y
Edwa hofns IL Die, sOlbs hsory,
d W con q son J n Rrowa 3 Bootsr w W Log, OF Y.
q Daws1n friend Of Abalyi GEO Hom. of Bnato ksn'ard
& nan adv ~ Pha BALDWIN. of Baumors breslu, 81
Gardiner NJ o. Noruk. Va Jas Strauss, Of Gorga
Whehead Caroisa Tsnsnt and sisof Charssiou
a Co Of Aurusts Gs Lyons OF Gu nnat Pke. X ost
harlan R,-so Of NOr.sns C.p' Williams Of P,ch -tein,1
Iulm Of scsta7d Small and Edward Of Leudon Robert Ros
q, N.r co. Nr Haer Of VALPARAISO Iout'lan Don IA u"i
Gu.t.vs sche.rS Dr. Josqrm fgaro, Goofmfn
Eutd /. Bach Wats. SUD hsn hetger 's'tsncss
no. givsn; 7 Fatt Kentucky cyley Of Canada -lJ
y- H4i6ar- Nessrs Harris Nh dock and We ncNao'
Cam bell Sinner Parks ans Miller ~ Hahr Michael Oh New
our8l,rd; McPhsr Of Hudson's Bay Colo. L)tAl 49,
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CHURCH BURsED-Tbe Old School Pfesbyte'
ran ohs-h ~ nils. q ssslft laii,a 'as '7'-l 81 y
Ere 90 - tth irst
q The dwelling or E. W Harrington, A.
CaIseo.rs ds. yes ~ hrs o. saas'y ald fi %
rels Thomas Heater Dsrishs1 &C. ~ haa'-f
RY7 Hon ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor OF
NilIesotA haa arrived II WhshlngI0a
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HDokeu. 80.

Aprl4 81 Ion 3d. ship speed I'm Liverpool al da' id 40,
learu wh-rs bound
s.h latss IS lon q 20 bark Rosmsr steering
Gr a3 - lou ~ %, sch Mssu, OF PJ mou from so',ss.
bonri % rho Great Rams
a. lon 10 49, Whale ship Tuscany 'm P'rnsmSsco Toe
ish at q, Ion a 80 sgnallsd ,hp w''sn World. MOSS.
hence 'or Liverpool
Airauchi -.
Apn H. g. 50 So barb Columbia E'w forA Tor Mar
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The following have been the receipts since OUT
hst; Flour, Goa bhls WHEAT $500 bushels; Corn
lAO0 DO fLoVG IN moderate demand aud The msrket
shade In favor OF he buyer TIE ssles have been 1000
bhs s4 S7dt So for strait Stats; ii6i 80 Tor Mchl
gan, and 62d4 IS fW pure 6enesee There 10 TAR
milling demand for prime WaEAr. With sales OF 900
bushels Oi for Michigan CuRN In fair request VOV
bushels cold H6c Tor slow rouod aud Weston mixed
eAes were made Of 25eo bushels Of RYE al 7Oc 4,MO
ooshes Of Oars sold az ntSc Prison WHISKY 10 29ic
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o. MONDAY Apr - - s'-pa.as Church, ~ Rs' J1s.ph
Prc.. Mr. fOHs MARSH % Ms. MARY CArHARtNE an
BREE. al Of tbs citv.
A. s-oya on wsns,iay April b. bT Rev D. sssacsr,
HEsRY W LAW 70 Mss ADALINE P. wAEELoCX, bath Of
hs City.
On o'uag April 30 by Rev Cha, r. Read o. Rich
uon8 a,THOMAs DEHNT 70 CAROLINE LOUISA, dasgAtsf
afths late Carat n Bescker
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To Mariners.

Wautr, -sems DOUBT hsvsg sxprssd to TIA
propres .,ns Saos the cAsrts, has
recently the Msrs Bunt the 0osag stasmsat has
teen sds o. fe'sfence tb'rsi'.
The ,un.rsd letter addressed to Lieut. hsuy Of the Ssoas
Obssvsofys
runnirg shcsl q 10
Vert. Wsrieys shoa Ion a Is w and tat
ON He had had observsnoa the aay
previous stssdg aud whsu bis mats os~ and
He that hsY
me the shp before he ccaa
blue Ne tksu hove ths log
carefully hnss until meridian EseE god ohronouster .shts sDa
rood observations sben, By voFkug Sscs, b. usd be
hsd pa..-t srscty Over - >hos shove ousd hooa
Cape se vsrd found To re shes
as.n the snd about bous 30 AM he
perfectly lear The 81 al cot 90 Bsats
chars Capt Sims cou ave the lat snd long h. mss1
R-sre'uly, }. rorrEN.
BSshp Rshs1 FsbS lst
Tbs. r.ph,s uucontsdetst cause the 'hcsi
to BE- the charts hs hsys isoa
cess, uly. The Captain appears dii Hef f,uad
The shoal from ctsrts the following az
thofys
Lieut. Of he Erplonns Expedition hs rspost
% The sccan OF the eavy lss O-ns q c0ltsU -aSs
sons tats reached wsry', ,hos sad to BE-
ht snd hon W THIS pont carefully examines, but
shsl appearance OF shoa dagger, ~" do
covsfid' -
Li.u Hurtsr Of he Psscock reports Lsnt wines "Hsuae
separated you the 9Th oct uutl $50 that
his 10 Mnsy. shoN. We pcsd good nos st.
AID .p our ssd suk for ~ ne seschnk the ca
Iut concludes b. thst he perfectly sst.hse
VS. ~, shosl nowhere the nshbothood lad to"s
on the chart" EkG w Btvss.
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DlscoyrR1Es Is A1eIERs-The Journal. the

DISCOVERIES II ALGiERs-The Journal ire
sn-as u Mir coritn received b. ne Mister Of Flac
of 80 Ur-t s-afe m report %
CsHicruA pepuor climate soa as ssr14. pro-
NJ Car5uccs who has tay c.nrani DO AGRA
"a. employed sst7cA- ths ctss as Roman sa-
vh COATED Ron hsto ant ge srs2nsrs e
tesl 81 the -sars- are stu - ny
vfh "a -IaLn ir-cgtou. ~ll nccae- ~ na ~
cs,sig- ts.~ser The s,stcus H So ss esafs- away l
ectcs- luueuts ,rrnense circus ~
Escuscu- avslu- C ssl sps go Gated . 9le
ct-t bs.ck fc-rl mosaic rsr-r-i q
-t- ta-- th-rs iin1e- A. o--
she Ard OF ato 10 lie tropa he tl 90
tnguFLa tss so. bessie trea-sr slere- De 49,
ihs stfcrk o. rau cu. Re brought . Pam
feh po'too o. hsor ca rp.ts pa-s s'Fsi c. o.
un. &c Frsneh NJ Cypsn Ouq-fron nos -ip-
rig Egypt las collected the cal dise-a 81
aay csru isr to1s ifo ne Val Of shs great tempe o. Ike
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Foreign Ports.

AtP, sh n brig sbsfphat ro-n' Of and for Salem
only Am vessel
A. Psramouc Mch 9sh ship Paens Scott from Peru for Bs
tmors must di.charss b-r ~ uudsfgo repairs
ARA Barbados Arrl9 big An ELIZABETH wyatt Fhiadsphss
schr Gorton, Pugh, Norfolk, lsaing badly.
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haiers.

spoker April ~, lat 81 a. lu g. ship roscsny Hsssy ion
s,pd nd isy, from Psrasubuco bouad To Sag hn
boz ith a csrgo ofol
srolen sr - atts 60 g. Ion rs IA -hss 'hp kutusos
and Tor Ns- Bedford from raestusns Nth 100 bis oh
spsssn- Apu a. n lon q ", ship Hsay kaesasi.
Of and for NBsdiord vita OCO Dbl. oh
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CANADA Hon. Malcolm Cameron IA Member
O. r.hsmesil e,s snnoese-d hlm.vf 10 avor OF lie ln
Seleeoeh' helon pluclors Sed ado rrsses Re
sol .peped their eyesyet To- Gov~s DOR Of Migsn nss
bo1 pVe ear We want f.A Ielre ocnp-pt We wsnt
- reform we want circVou OF offcars thron yhont -
Mewsnt homestead exemption. We want LfaS ,efs,v
sbc hat opens up nis hy subject viz: nov IA ~ so
nesnoo " large esstes may prevented nv md ou.
"x1on We she principles % the ,eho5l BIZ .isrsi
Shle,ton and 81 fooSs IH. ouJ-th7 clofgv reserve
80 Vr scuesiiou, and free schools est.hhssed every.
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nInrlInlnnrrrALo. Aprl 3D..

The past 81 hours receipts have only been
St0o bbs OF Flour M Wheat Cora. The market for
four was dull In Consequence Of Tho news per America
Wheat 10 held above The vi, "a ~ buyers For Corn he
mnhet has been easter since the steamers news wss re-
eeivec, with ssles OF 800 bush a. nc Tor western
mixed Small saes Of OHIO were made 81 2otc. Freighs
are pnchaIge
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Splendid Run Of the steamer Reindeer to


ALBANY, Wednesday April So
The steamer Reindeer arrived here at 10
minutes past O'Clock, thus making the run in
hours and 80 minutes from New-York.
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The Feeling at Havnna Relative to tSe Inva-


CHARLEsTOS, wednesday, pm -
Cant Rollins OF the steamship Isabel well
;nform,d man. states that when he lett havana
The mass Of the people were under no apPrehen'
sons Of any attack, and that although the Govern.
80, continued TO keep up de fensve preparations
,bsv were perfectly a. ease about any invasion.
The stories relative u troops sleeping on Their
arms. continued excitement, &c, are believed 10
II !. predicted that TIE Southern Convention,
which is TO meet here on Monday next will be
failure.
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The Fr,gnte sasquehaunah.

NORFOLK, "Wednesday, April so
The Beacon contradlcts he report OF change
having been made in the destination Of the United
States FrigGte SGsqUehannah, and says she will
be ready to sail on the 9Th Of May.
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The nveranw nf VIcksburRh,

VIcKsBURGH, THes1sy, April 70.
All spprehensions of an OverhJw here have
ceased, and the river is row falling. Ran is
,rncb neadpd
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BAL1lNORE, "Wednesday. ApHI oU
Levi Cole, the accomplish OF Tom kanouse,
vho stands charged with being connected IN the
robbery Of the Ph@oix Bank, Westerly, Rhode
Island, was arrested here last evening. He Will
be taken 70 Rhode Island for trial.
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Rnther n1nfhew ComIna East.

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday. April So
Wa lear that Father Mathew has left Nash
vile for this place, on his way Eastward.
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xy..s,,xton Items.

w,,HlsGroS, WednesdAy, Apd' 81
..e.S 10 state taat Mess .. Fowler
We are grstlJor ALA have both 90 far re
M S,.s.d : their Ssah '' be able to le''' their
rooms. noe, 4 Mcguire sold to-day, at suc-
Messrf Dye fnrpi,ure &c. Of Hoo. David A.
tOn ne sale va. largely attended, and ex-
e''na Of removal. Of soOCrdn,;e o a:
N sI me- Wbiss are suffering along with the.OP-
DositiOn.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HAMILTON AyENUE.--The Authorities have
ordered the digging for the sidewalks to be laid down
here ard The work has already progressed through sew
era blocks When completed II will set of the avenue to
sc vansge and be found Jmmodstou to the resi-
denim here who are now namerous and respectable.
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ArTENPT TO RoB AND HURDER-heuoen
Fu,osfo csrysut-r rvssire 10 ~ Lvias-o7 %
rsit s.t sbut ~ o,tsk a. 20 uaA rsura.ns ron -
= 80 . s,rhs, s-r slsssJ spf-n< lPoa
% Two Hsn inocise cowa huuaJ esa'ea 1900. = -
efitcal sfustiou nthough hoaes are Eater 49, -.
we lts ssppssss NEG A., tfo1 -. ~
u u hat velagy. HUBBARD had asv" ss0fs s'sa @'
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NhAkLRs SUNNLR.-roe election Of Mr. Sum
$500. eeas TO grsu'y al psriies 10 Massachusetts The
trrSusie heJHthcaa and Gascfs records ihs lowing
Ne"- Eus ana M-thoolsg Convention Ia sesaion Al
poT1 when Mr. 81 naer elected u ) Senator
swsrNeS 20 special sunuuacen-nt Of he election bg
spoee,d W " lnH BODY when tas whole Convention
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE

NIAGARA Liverpool Rost "a satarsas APrlia
~ RoPA. 81 I'd fol l4vsrp cd or New fot salriy spso
hEkNA>N ssied ron Bee "a for Nes fort. FhW Apr Is
CITY OF GLAsG sid ron Lvsrpoo. tor Phttspa APrls
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hnd he 5r-t matter ~ shai hns
Lsss The costneui II ErrcPs ths CoLLis Las at -
p'p's s-'uy ,ag' l,s except for oss places
qzued q - prepaid fsl
Letters Of Europ. crsAss must -
P-P.e ~. c-n ss src-pt - thoss PAGES reqs'a 70 b"
pr-patf f1n
Newspaper, shsr La III. coa,Rsus os prepaid four
sach-
Innd Po-sgs must 10 ,sdsa Letters ant Ssy,PsPs - tho
Coutnstt II Europe. by ths Havrs sni Brsnsn lis-s
The Hsvrs Line % prepaid t~snsy oar coats pS
h,nuncr Inand PostaIs . aatsa sIcept Great snan
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MARRIED

u Hon WIN A. HAYES, President Of the
Bs,wcI Me- Banl. died On ths l6 ut
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..,.,,,ns to gns ssv.YOfk Tribune

- ,,...,,. r.,.,-s,s osa e'- H'"'''- AID Beaver :"
u For additional T'legraphi' Dis
.oSas ace Third Page.
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N We learn that Mr. Fowler, the celebrated
Pnrenoloe hss returned 10 the City s'er ~ se'euee
seven months sFd he consulted precautionary 81 n'
Physiological Cabinet ISL Nsssau-Et
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c..,.,, ia Washington.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, A

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 30
Moore Ct North Gs,9 G. 1'i IN Ds sSo
PPn nsosr.ment uice --- Harris OF Name, re-
"T n, w. s. Psrrott Chief Clerk Of the Bureau OF
p,ovisions and Clothing In the Navy resigned To-
day. ofo.-
,onal opponents Of Commissioner Buttertield, who
has been granted absolute power In the matter
Southern Mall Items, &C., via Baltimore
BALTIMORE Wednesday, April 80.
The New Orleans mails are received as late az
due ~
The great race at Mobile on the 22d, between
LADY Suffolk and Cow Driver. in harness. best
3 ia 5, was won by Lady Suffolk in four heats
psrodi was received with great honor In New
Orleans. The Italians gave her grand serenade
This tickets 70 Der concerts are -. ,,.,
Janny Lind has entirely recovered her heath'
1Tan ~ beneft at Philadelphia, she has pre-
scented the members Of her orchestra sixteen u
,hem) with $500 each.
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Tho late Fire at HenesdRIe'

HORESDALE, Wedne5uay, APII ~
The late FIRE derahsed the fixtures OF tue Coai
r. e., leading coal 10 some extent, bat they VIII
soon he restored 70 order again, and business vii
be dispatched with It's accustomed act 1sy, h me
Cana navigation is 10 good order and some ooass
are leaving with coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

~ The ALLEGHANGASs had large audience
otiie Female Academy Brooklyn on Tuesday evening :
bev Give another Concert 81 The ssme place his evening
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q 'sou,Ss,n s[dov. Collier hiss proclaimed him.
Asaa man Sad Ia candidate ior reelection.
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Narkem...NlM .OsLnAss. AMI 29-P.N

The Asias accounts brought the market TO
shnd, and only three very ANAL .Os sold 81 Cic.
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that the sreAi oesi5eUum Of correct tine By wien %
regulate the movements OF the great hssropolb' 10 no"
within the reach Of al who desire to be Pune'ui In iheh
erPseementF
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FELLowss MIEsTRELs-We understand tha'
he celebrated company Of vocsisS called the Ne"-Of
sp, serer sders engaged by hr Fellows 20 perform
viii hi, own excellent bard every evening Win 'ueo
ursousled attraction, Fellows muIt decidedly reap ren
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Markets. e. CHARLEsToS, April %.
Cotton is depressed, with sales of 1000 bales at
NQIlc
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Passengers Arrived
ALMANAc...raIs o.

IN bark Kathleen from RI, JansI Misses and Hslea Ff'sf
NJ Codmsn.
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The sales of CoTroN 10 day reached E, 900 bales
hs dseliue Mddlins being quoted ~ 9t69i SUGAS hW
soysueed l. Fair ssles Al 5id,i Rio CsfFEE 10 duu
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Markets ...NEw ORLEANS, April so.
CoTroN continues lsugaid, the quotations iOr
2tdiug being 9fd9i Other Arucle. unchanged.
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CITY ITEMS.
6NUsEMENTs THIS EVENING

B.o4pv4y THnaTu-tIpsp At -" F.ior o. the Sun p"
- = 'S-rou. Fsniv "" TOodiea'
ErsLos-Op-n L-Tns Rous-st Family snd EnEsh Vagfevs
FLous hBsrEsLs-Opsn HsgrO ksi ale. aus B1rssqas
Opsp sess,
s.--I., co.sonx-corDu Broadway an. Thr;ssoth
Ops1 dsy so sSsninr
F.yto,.L aclprxY o. DIsiss -S5l Broadway
RrsU., Husrun Ell dsvssruOel ane ans sTsnaE
foruancsl Cuuostss a..
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Tup-R.ss.4 a. sst,......-.6 s. MoonsAt,..... Ia
HIGH WATER -.--.APRIL 81.
sandy Hooks Ism Gsani...9 osm Hell Gate 10 %
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FIRE-At 1os on Tuesday night, FIRE broke
outnsruuber OF stables In the rear Of No 1873 Wooster
st. witch were entirely n'umed. Three hories 'ha'
were 10 the stab the time were rescued The names
Communicated TO three frame dwelling occupied oy poor
families who succeeded 10 saving their furniture Anousu
the buildings were nearly destroyed.
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PROHIBITION OF CITY BURIALs.--Let our
readers ell look ct the announcement OF Cypress HIN
Cemetery io-dsy, and many OF them Will save themselves
great deal OF embarrassment, AID secure large aaVsa
tsgea thereby.
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TIE NEw YAoHT-The launch Of the new
yacht Amesica did not take place yesterday at
VIM. Il Browns yard in consequence OF the in
disposition Of one Of her owners, bat Will come
OIL this morning at o'clock The yacht is
beautifully modelled, but quite plain in sll her
par,s, her only ornaments being gilded esgle at
the bow, and some carved work on the stern
She IS painted pure white. She is bound to the
Worlds T air, and will run & race across the Al
lantic with Mr.. Stevenss new yacht, the MariR.
The CoLLISs PACIFIC The steamer
Pacific, which is to sal from this port for Liver.
pool on the 10Th inst, is filling up rapidly. re-
port, which has been put in circulation, ths, she
IL full and unable to accommodate more, 10 IN.
true. She has still frstclsss room for fifteen or
twenty passengers. Those who sail in her may
expect & safe, speedy and pleasant passage.
TIE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE CLOCK.-An al.
ditional dial which can be seen from WalLst
hiss recently been placed upon the Exchange
Clock BY Messrs. S. Hammond Co, watch ma
kers. No A Merchants Exchange. This must
nrove a crest convenience 20 the vast multitudes
nA,,ipg throust Wall daily, me Clock having attained
well earned reputation for accuracy. We are Informed
thst Me,rs Hammond CO have not only Incurred con
Adorable experse The eon.uuedon Of The Cock. abovs
lb amount by the merchants but have also
0Ased 10 wiLd ard H. SihOs charge And 10 Sc
e the eress, possible accuracy tsey have recently im
ported valuable aslron ,micA instrument" oy means OF
which The Lecenary observations ae regularly taken 20
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PEyy.sYIsM-Among the personal property OF
the IAie Gov Hi OF New Hampshire are advertised tr9
pews 10 The Baptist church, three In the Epsc9pA 80
four 10 the Methodist -, ~ H7"e
He had also pew in the old bunker democrat
ic church, and another in the Webster SILVER
Grew church. Who says proh peU door W.