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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern Items,
BALTIMORE. Thursda,

BALTIMORE, Thursday. June e6
The Southern Mail has arrived
The Virginia Convention have invited the Presi-
dent TO VISIT them.
Drouh still prevails IN the Beaufort District : c.
the late rams having been only partial
cc!ored man named William Johnson, worth
about 100000, was shot dead near Natchez on the
10Th instant, while riding along the road HIS son
was also shot and badly wounded. 4 man named
Barley VIM has been arrested on suspicion. The
affair created great excitement
The steamer Magnolia. arrived at Savannah from
FLORIDA, reports great destruction Of crops BY late
violent storm.
Abraham Parker HIS been tired at New Orleans
for killing Eliza Phillips, and was found guilty Of
manslaughter
The Union men Of Savannah have called a meet
ing 10 organize for the Governors election.
Thomas Lang was killed at New-OrleanS N an
atiray with John McC0nn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

June 10 The market to-day has been inactive. uo.With
standing favorable accounts from England The sales zap
10 2 O'Clock are 100 bales Prices unchanged
AsHES-75 bhls American Potash port and to arrive.
sold a. 80 2 and IS bbls 10 deliver half October and
halfn November al if few hbs Pearlash have been
taken NJ i3 20 SCI
LARD-Puces are supported n 56f to 59f XII duty paid
OUs-Are Qrifc neglected and nominal say Palm az az
aud Cocoa 3f Whale on is also on the decline.
QUERQTRON BhRK-Contnues langud sales havus
effected which establish Phlatc pima az 10 30
and Baltimore at III OF the former 81 casks, and ~
the latter LIP bags.
RIcE-TheIe has been a small demand for tins article.
and 90 found buyers at ?3 rs to 2 and 3B bags East
India az l3f y 30 XII. duty paid.
TALIow-C Continues neglected and ON the decline, %
casks Now-York having been realized az 6f - rates
nominal at ISL to 5f for Russian and of 10 3o r 9th
descriptions
WHALEBoNF-Our rates denote certain degree OF firm
ness and LEO k North Western found buyers ~ 2ljt, we
quote tar Polar Bone 22Of We have very little South
em Bone IN the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
American Securities.
Tn fyias table viii .a', the aao'la'oas in Coas'l
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Rsr0rr for fie t<gs e1inJ f7 3 Cotton appears
To- ~ sead out gmet gaming ground, the present s. -
VI pnces giving confidence g. al parties The bushes,
eacsGav during the past has been far aVrel the
trade making lhsr purchases freely while exporters an
Specua;os have tax their share ac former looking 1nc
nalif fe ,he better Ggires, which are becoming scarce
Tho demand hos been furry mc; by holders and
ket IS wei supplied still have I'D quotation,
III pel lh GA All classes u American aAe- descriptions are
without change mo "a duh 90 sale. The Com u-t.e %
Brokers place piands 81 a. Mobile So and Orleans
~ Sd per b Our las irco -ns fT "a America 3D. Da- cone
tam ANYTHING ~ Importance the receipts appear
have reached the highest point 9.G American AMI $50
>lraf have been taken speculation AMI 1000 Ameurln.
litt rat. 2 Madras. aud g70 Penam fr export Saes
f1r the week a. 1910 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Sporting Intelligence.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday, June 20.
There was a larger attendance on Washington
Race Course to-day than Yesterday. Now-i ork'
Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore were largely
represented The match was we'll contested Inc
Boston Girl won the first heat IN minutes 81 sec
onds-and the second also IN minutes - sec
onds She therefore took the purse. Boston Gul,
Stranger and Lady Bond, Were entered for the hrst
race and Heclor Stranger and Trojan, for lie sec
ond for purse of 500, which Hector Won IN three
straight heats Time m. 81 sec. IN. b sec, and
. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PER EUROPA
Glasgow Weekly Trade Report

AsHES-We quote ,les a. rs % % - 20 -, - r ~
Transactions bat holders are arm 800. u ,. ,r.-,
COrroN-We have had an iupros lss--ai br l,rIy
- 80 ,tb A sool trade demand " hen l-s ysgA -
., sv SSerS sa the pnces u Friay lasi are ia a
tanned go, - - .,-,,, am. ,oii and IN
~ srabe ANXIETY felt for tie <fu~ak -, III
iSrrs transaction have taken place n -g "a ~ - i
~ Tl,Tr mas also been N detiti41 'iA "a a.
"a =, 1ss fsr fne barrel There RolAns 1o~s lse Ia
Indian Com 49,, - 49, ,r5 N market Re
= s. - ma I've quoted II 81 70 So ~ c~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
AUSTRIA

The Wiener ZehnS publishes list OF "enty nine
individuals who were sentenced, on the 1th. by the
cOurtmartial OF the city for various petty 9henses
against the Emperor, such As speaking rrevefently
OF his Majesty and Of the army, and insulting 10
the police All were to receive corporal punish
ment with cane or rod among the condemned Is
one woman
teegraphic dispatch from Vienna announces the
return OF the Emperor Of Austria 10 his capital on
the 81 inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
AcclnrNr ON TIE NEw-J eRsEY RAIL

RoAp-The first train from Philadelphia yesterday
morning met with Il serious accident near New
Brunswick One of the trucks 1t appears, was
thrown OF the track and broken, ana some Oh 'ne
fragments drawn under the passenger car, ripped up
the floor for nearly It's whole length. breaking Do'h
axlcs. Fortunately the cars were gong Al SLOW
rate, otherwise the consequences mlghl nave oecn
mos, disastrous Several persons were bruised, but
none seriously injured. As there was no means oil
communicating with the locomotive, 7 was some
time before the tram could be stopped A simple
cord running through the cars, as IN the Erie HALL
road trains, would greatly lessen the danger IN &C
CideniS of this kind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
CIRCASSIA.

The yo.raal 10 81 Psf1sburg gives an account o.
= recent affair IN the Caucasus 500 mounialneefs
made an attack on some Russian troops, 2ui WeIe
driven back With a loss OF ~ men Al4lt y, an >
v-,,,her vounded among whom was their chlet lliIl-
Self Hsdu-Nourat The Russians hat y men killed,
among whom were a lieutenant and an ensign .-ila
b wounded including captain ana ne uLe.-ll.s
" ~, - haS rarToyV escape as he Mas travelling
nv Railway. Fortunately, what seemed an lAe' ~
BE collision was avoided by the presence g NA'- VI
the engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
nenth from Ahortion-Fire. 80.

CHICAGO. Thursday, June 20.
Dr. Woodward Of Belvidere, Boone County. has
been arrested for causing the death OF girl named
Ellen Sladc by procuring abortion The girl was Sc
duccd by Samuel L. keeth, merchant IN Belleville,
who was an accomplice In the matter, and has alb
seconded. A reward of $500 IS offered for ms appre
heuson and $500 for his detention any jail IN the
country Keeth is short in stature, and Of light,
sandy complexion.
fire broke out IN Chicago last night, which con-
Sumcd several buildings, among them the Baptist
Tabernacle The loss has not been 9scertalned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
News from Trains for Oregon, &c.-Progrcss Of
the (hOlfrn.

ST LOUIS Wednesday. June 2j
4 trader arrived here from the Mountains, reports
having met 626 wagons near Fort Laramie-thcy
were getting on wei, and were free from sickness
they were nearly all bound for Oregon and Titan
they had experienced heavy rams on the route
There was 10 snow on the mountains
Cholera has nearly ceased al jefferson Barracks
The steamers Grand Turk" and " COncOriia
left 275 emgrants a. quarartne-the former lost on
The trip The River is falling
a great Railroad Celebration takes place here on
the 4th Of July. Edward Bates is 10 be the Orator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Capt. James L. Thompson Drowned.

DETROIT, Thursday, June 20
Capt. James l.. Thompson, late OF the L. Army,
and son in-law of Gen. Hugh Brady. found
drowned in the Detroit River this morning. He
disappeared on Saturday evening last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
New-York Firemen In Albany.

ALBANY, nurSddyi June 20.
The Guardian Engine Co, No. 30 of New-l ork,
was received by Engine Co. No. 10, Of Albany.
Last evening grand torchllght procession was had
honor of No 20 IN which all the Fire Department
joined. The procession closed with splendid DIS
play Of fireworks IN State-st. The Company went TO
Troy to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
The Talcott Court Martial.

WAsHINGTON Thursday. June %.
The Talcott Court Martial met this morning an1
the examination Of Col. Huger WIS resumed aad
concluded. The President Of the Court being Unwel.
an adjournment took place at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
FRANCE.

II Is now certain that the revision Will be rejected
by the committee Ii said that II IS the intention of
Louis Napoleon soon the report shall have been
gwen On, to modify the present Ministry, and 10
lec' Ministry Of solution whose hrSt measure
Will be 10 abrOgate the law of the 3lst Of May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

ForSp DaowNED.-An Inquest was held
Yesterday at The foot Of AIOsys ~ n r. upon toe
BODY o. an Gos drowned in the dock at that place
MO %as Was about feet 10 inches in hight,
ba ne Sart bTown hair, and dressed IN white
S sDS 5o S'k TSe ei Soay vest spp sed
III 49, heu Scea IN the water for several weeks.
GgAyD LARcENY.-SOme daring thief on
WEDNESDAY last entered the dwelling Of Mr. stephen
uassock ~ Forty-fth-st between Sixth and Seventh
avs and stole a gold watch, No 1897, with which
he decanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Attempt 20 Murder.

PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY, June 20.
There was much excitement az WIkeSbarre yes
terday morning. growing cut OF the arrest Of col
cred barber named Mason, who hal threatened the
life OF several Of the citizens of that place for ar
resting a fugitive slave on Saturday. While on his
way 10 prison Mason drew a and cut the officer
IN the face lie is low safely lodged IN jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Death from lightning.

MESTFlELD, THURSDAY, June 70
man named William Graham, while standing IN
the barn of the Temperance House. about a mile
east of here was struck by lightning this morning,
and instantly killed. Three other parties who were
IN the barn at the time were knocked down, but are
recovering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Connecticut Legislature,

HARTFORD, Thursday, June 20.
Charters for four new banks have been passed by
the MISUNDERSTANDING one at Hartford, wllha
capital of half million.
The restrictive liquor bill hangs between the two
houses on an important amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Canal AppOintm ent.

ALBANY, Thursday, June %.
The Canal Board have appointed Oram'l Griffin.
Opp { Hector on the section of the GeneSee Valley
Canal inst COMPLETED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Accident at a Foundry.

ALBANY, Thursday, June 25.
An explosion took place at Vose & Co.'S iron foun
dry last evening by which the building seriously
DAMAGED, and three men " ere considerably burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Key West Shipping.

IHARLEsTONl Thursday, juno =.
We learn by the Isabel that the captain and crew
Of the Dug Charles Of NeW-YOrk, had been brought
into Key West, the vessel having been wrecked.
The packet ship Prince de JOlnyille. from New
Orleans, bound for Havre. had been ashore on ALL
gator Reef but was got of without damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
LAW COURTS.
Cnnrt Cnlendar .Tms %

Court Calendar THIS DAY
srpyR,oR CoURr-Nos 269 is3, 4Sf, 45j, $50 -,
a. 40 400 49 4g2 4s3 1875 $50, ~. 40, 800 sol,
iS sGt sd 5O6 81 500 So ST. 5l2, 5l3, SO, 81,
ST. SO 500 52l. ~, SIS SEQ, 81, 52s ~.
SUPREME CoURr-General Term.-Noe - Vs. 20
los. Il6, o.. 10, 81, ll9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Hamburger Markets.

CoTToN Is ver fiat, and prices are nominal 300 terces
Carolina Rice sold At ltm 100 lh Specs are pa very
limited request and ong small parcels wanted flr cln-
sumption met with buyers 2j0 tIus Spee. on tAe spot
sold AZ 9 .m per Zoe To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

MENPH1S, TUESDAY, juno ..
The Hon. l.. : Jennings dedlast night Of cholera.
There Is considerable sickness IN the city, but not
much cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
t;xernool Iron Market

Their. continues fat mark e, i St 'O ~anis ,' Po
disposition " ,r-eton pre-ent Quotations delteael
rsa ,ar' SeIohani Bsr Iroa IS SH.' o Aois :, 81
"a "a l@i Hot8. ts IS, sac, E Is So',1f L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

We have no sales OF FLOUR 10 report 81 " Was
olered. WWYArls unchanged Waite CORN sells
at CSC. and yellow al Ole. COFrRE Is dun The SAFES
OF the past week have been 1900 bags RIO Al . @9tc
The stock on hand Is $4,000 bags. Provisions are
dull and prices UNCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

The Midland Great Western Railway viii be open
ed to Galway on the lst of August The Earl OF
Clarendon has expressed ms readiness 10 attend the
inaugural ceremony and the directors. II Is SAID, con-
template an invitation 10 Her Majesty to honor the
day with the royal presence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Supreme Court TmvRsOlv. June %


HabeaS Corpus William Woolley,a lad
Is years of age, was brought up from Governors
Island on Application OF his father, TO be discharged
from enlistment The lad It was SAID, was enlisted
by consent of his father about two years ago, to be
musician and was made a drummer Of al which u +
said, he excels The new army regulations subse-
duenty did away with the drum m the artillery ana
substituted the bugle when the lad made an or
DERBY To the company but recently the captain sought
10 reduce him. a. It called 10 the ranks, and require
HIM to take "A musket This he refused 10 do, and
was rtmariialed. on Wednesday, for disobedience
IS rd~-~, ...d pui ia the luard-hOuse, when his
father issued IN his behalf hn,roos corpus, and he
was brought up, accompanied by sergeant and the
captain OF his company.
Messrs Tomlinson and Walton appeared on behalf
of Tho lad. IL was shown that by law no person
could b. enlisted except bypermlssOn0 OF his parents
Or guardians rs a musican) under the age OF Is and
the Court held that II not required musician he
could not De placed IN the ranks He was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
HAVE NInrkets -. liz n.

C0TroN-The sales Of the wecA reach lt.3)l bales.
against g7l bales ruorts that with st1r.
VI 10000 bales and look for eight ships from the States
mot counting the New York paCkcts four NJ which hld
put with 573l bales The following were tn sales
elected, VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27

FIRr.-A frame tenement In Darby
Patch" occupied by several poor families, was
hurned down ON Wednesday night About o'clock
the same night there an alarm of ire IN the "a
district which was oCCasiOned by the burning OF a
crate filled with straw IN Aianuc-s' near HICKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Marine Court. .THusDAY June %

CGitin C0gginS, Master of the Bark Es-
mar francis agt Henry BVitcmkis.-This was ac-
ton against a surety, who had received the advance
wages of four men on a shipment OF scamen on board
Of the bark Esther Francis, while IN this port on or
about the 5th June last. The case was tired and
Judgment was given for the plaintiff
The Judge who tired the case, IN pronouncing
Judgment delivered an opinion m writing As follows
Opp0n N HIM. J,dge Lyncb June IS, 1851
This is an HtlOn on an agreement made betwees
the parties 10 relation 10 the shipment of William
Dixon seaman, 10 go a voyage on board OF the
plaintiff vessel INTO the Pacific Ocean the plaintiff
claimed damages. SIS On trial the evidence estab-
lishcd the contract by which the defendant became
bound for the consideration therein expressed which
was for S2i advanced wages paid each for four men
that those men, of whom Dixon was one should rem
der themselyes on board as seamen, and pfOeeed 70
seam The bark Esther Francis, and IN default OF com
pyng with the shipment by the seainen, the ueleh1-
m would refund the advance wages with damages,
IN such case made and provided. The seamen de-
serted after Shipment, and after rendering them
selves on board and went 10 the defendants house
m Peck slip IN tins City and concealed themselves,
20 that the vessel proceeded 10 sea without theh,
after shipping other men IN their places Under the
evidence the defendant u liable for The amount 0f
The advance and a. believe the term damages"
IN such case mute and prOiided" may be iarly con
siderea 10 mean and refer 10 the amount Ol damages
stated N the act Of Congress on the same SUBJECT,
passed July 20. 100, section 2, which mes the
damages AZ the amount OF the advance wages IN adj
dition 10 the advance, give judgment for sfo
consider the terms Of The contract az amounting I'd
stipulation Dct"teH w pa "ist .,t22 80.
Safoages 10 this amount And further think that
the actual damages sustained by the plaintiff IN TINS
case by the deqSrrage Of ms vessel the expenses OF
procuring another seaman as substitute, ana PUG
suing TIE deserter, DIXON iuly equal IN amour. -
the damages claimed, and therefore give judgment
for the s21 advance wages, and the further sum OF
s2t damage. amounting IA the whole 10 80, with
costs. 70 BE- taxed.
We understand that seven more suits are no"
pendipQ between the same parties 20 recover back
.,fy.,,ed ,xages for four men uald the defendant,
and Tor harborng the Of The vessel after they
had deserted from the vessel, claiming IN all near
S4CO damages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
DETAILS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
IRELAND.
PER STEAMER EUROPA

We received more OF our foreign files al late
hour last evening, and extract the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
Court Of Common Pleas



Before Judge Woodruff.
Fire DEPARTMENT against William Ni6fo.
To recover penalty for alleged violation Of PROM.
sons Of the Fire Law Hr. ~ erected shed AZ
Niblos Garden for the purpose, We believe, Oh con-
Meeting a front and rear building. Inc chafge -
that sa>i building exceeded l2 feet Ia blghI AZ me
oeak and was erected without one Whole sde mere
of helng len entirely and constantly open-Nnich
- contrary 10 the law. Judgment tor piaintn 800
and costs ~ ueJ
Pre- Department agt. Amos +. Hatfield:
For similar penalty M H., It is charged, erected
= ebed on 4 lot ; T. side Fourth avenue, between
h1r.i eth and Thirty -frststs which was not covered
or rooted either tn slate un IRON, copper. zinc, or
ofher frs-proof substance approved BY the Engineer
Of the Fire Department, but with composition Oh
uitch or other cOInbustiole material. Judgment fof
plaintiff, $50 and costs.
Same at. John HdTrahan.-Fcr like pen
alty IL vas charged tina. nr. II. erected wooden
shed on lot east side second-ayenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth sts., without one Thole slos
being eft open &c Judgment for plaifath s'O' ana
costs. ~
Same agt. Henry Storms-Io recover
two penalties for The erecting OF shed on lo' no
100 EaSiTwenty-e ghth-st one slde aot having oeeh
lei, omen klso coyering or roofing same WIN a
combusuble material Judgment iof plAini1n si'"''
Dcy,d p. Sherry agt LeOn0rd Sherry. =
s,, n, divorce on the ground Of Inhdeiiy divorce
granted from the marriage ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-27
I. \. Marshall, Onlce ngRsDAY. june y.

After Frlcse, for cOunterteltlng, was SEN
fenced ne Was taken. As usual 20 the outer Of
the I : MarShals office. About O'Clock he be-
carac. apparently. much affected With nervous eN-
cltcmenf. striking and knocking about on the door,
and insanity. cUing out loudly, and making signs
With hi> finger n writing on The door &c. One or
TWO physicians were present, who examined ms
pulse sand 10 beat 10 81 and that his eNtremtcs were
warm. which would not he the case # he Was IN re-
ailty afflicted with the nervous excitement that he
exhibited. II was difficult 10 hold him They re-
commended the application OF the water cure over
his htad-that IS 10 pour water over has head and
face Which the Marshal dd 10 the extent 81 two or
three large pitchers mll of ice water. the pitcher
bcng held pretty high above ms face, and poured on.
THIS seemed 20 have s effect. particularly when the
Marshal called out for another pitcher full. Tie was
taken. with Frank. who Is 4 tall elderly man, (FueSc
being about The mddhng hight. with Aorid complex
ION and even lclures,l 10 the TOmhs. 10 await beng
sent iOr his sug service OF SIX years TO the state
Prison.
charge Of Attempting - set FIRE 10 a
SAtp-Thrce scamen, named Frederick Rowland.
James Van Dyke and Henry Cottyle, late of the
shin Dover. Of New London, were brought 10 this
port Yesterday. ma the L : brig Dolphin, sent home
hy the CouSai for trial. charged with attempting 10
burn the ship as she lay az anchor at port I'VE be
heye Honolulu m the Pacific Ocean The mate
observed the ship 90 be- on fire in the forward hold,
and on going down, a lamp was discovered placed
so as 90 ignite tar As II fell from bucket. II was
said one or more of the had threatened to burn
the vessel. The fire was soon extingulShed.