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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31
REMOVALS,

II REMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchant. has removed TO 81 Gnvier
street. ---u ~ ~ p - g.. jail O.
r EMOVAL-J H. SWAIN has removed bis
store to No. 81 Common street. up STAIRS opposite the
veranda Hotel where he will be happy wait bis old
friends and enstomen ia2 lm
r EMOVAL.-Dr. J. s. KNApp, Dentist, has
ST. Charles his new office and residences No 10 Baronns
:" AZ IL is the ps az Of bis
p EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
and Carollton Railroad Company has been removed to
No u Baronne street M
r EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. CoPEs has removed his
office and rssdsncs from 7 Magazine, next door
r REMOVAL-DR.: SAMUEL A. CARrwRIsHT
Gate Of Nsichsz hss removed to No. IA anal
sSs in ss lower front room third door beyond The Frisco
p EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
~ has removed from No. IL ST. Charles street to No.
Camp street. up stairs n25 ly
p REMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER u Co, have
~ removed from 56 Gravier street to No. 47Camg street,
above Graver SO ON
p PEMOVAL- DR.. McKELvEY has removed
~ his Office No IL aCarondee between Canal and CON-
mon streee = - ------ u ON
p acknowledgements DAeuERRsorypK
%
Dsfss e suit the times anS ri En-
a'ss THOMAS ATKINS,
s;sns. MAkER AND HsHT3HATsssk sna tTa r.
& !: ssa NJ. q
supplied On the most rsa.praIie, ,s,m. mhls " :
nISSECTING CASES. Just received per
~ steamer Philadelphia, dozen Diasecng Cases. best
quality Medical students and others are invited to call and
tls1'ns ~ fsn NJ Camp and G.ye, ST.
A LIE AND CIDER-25O bbIs. Taylor's Albany
Cincinnati do; 50 do prime Newark Cider. in store and
iannbs' ior sne w ,py, 4. ~ 90 .o ., 49,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31

VmC3, NO. % Camp 0tR00S, %
Between Gravies and Common n.
BSsnessof the Company soS6nsdto Life Iassranes Onl,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-31
lSADDLERY, ETC.

- 0ADllLERY / . ElC.-o "a
~ .,g n PHILADELPHIA 5issfgs Tss p
SADDLEAY and TRUNK sWarehouse.
8 ROBB d &C. MOI 60 Gravier street, are con.
.sd sE PsdssA1 .s1 n: se, snG Eng
E eomprisss sXppL.sy M Of Hi Ii descsu,;oSs. S
II sp;. Ro;s1S
ns ana g. BM,r " s @
f1 Pan,ers md Oeaers invited to csi. JAS Gu
Newark, N.J. sADDLERY Warehouse.
.s. AsPhE Nv ,.sa sv GO Ne ,S y cIas "s
M.s,s;tias, ,;, %.nu.siuIeI. is and lnpss.r' q n
s saa ss. saa compss sss
al sad sss casu % oa ,sd
s'sy sS s.saon de & at No Is Canal '',;s; sS,Rrw
CADDLERY STORE-SMITH 6 BKorHER,
= 50 and 50 Common strsst. New ods.n., ~ SsH1H =
fa ns s II %Gis e. fss%s's ssaSsn sng
SsNS,s sn.,s Than 20 I e IEns Amer.
EIs;; sii.sa iisatbss~ Esas. Ess. Hiss ss;ns.
80 Il fs's IL sEs sss co.ch, Gin and Bssry Bss,.
Ho Hsn Bsd as:
ii ss.5:; SsiE; IT,! !: :'g:
ssSSS MAkHsw 4ysIs .Rs
every DESCRIPTION. !. j pIcH TRIMMINGS. = f'sse y
sei qass. ] and seess
ssai sEn Lining HSs sd
Skins ~ color and agsttes; Chamo' and Buck Skins;
~ s. sts Agents fot tie sale Of the Patent india
Rubber Gin and Machine lands Also the Patent Stretched
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber Hose ;
steam Packing and India Rubber Clothing OF I'll knds;
f'Tf 'p H. g .ns nd Ii SsImo.
PflILADELPHIA sADDLERY WAREHOUSE.
GA SIsN OF the Golden Hone Head, n S~SVyN
where the large Horse stands in #
-, Canal ,;rsss. ,M;rst.e y q KNr Ass
MsFnSactu5sFs I aps mPpstsT # sADDLERY AAR-
and Findings for the Trade Plated Saddsry Wafe Coach
| cock PiOps. u
b. s,' military Goods, ~ iaGt Is
| M !n great variety, together with Military L. 4,
| la h, Findings, Trimmings, etc., as Cloths, Cas-
18l smeres Buttons. Laces and Embroideres, MI MI
I-k fiags. Buntings, eto. I. -'-5. t-i.l g. WI W.
. Regalia and JeW " SIS, -.,7T' +.
For Masons Odd Fellows and Sons Of Temperance Work.
ing Regalia, PerapbeTnaia. l-,--T7 ~ = - =.
M are Principal Agents Of the Boston Betting Com.
Steam Packmg, ETC. together with AZ articles Of
Pnchasen are invited call and compare the Goods phi.
o. Eeh 9thsr H9aaea, or they will regret it.
1 ~ Great ndsosmena win be offered. ap8 1yDW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
State Of the western Waters.

NIFIINFNIIF
The accounts reaching here OF the state
of the Western Rivers are very gloomy Inc Mls-
conSIn River is very high and large portion OF tofi
Winneb.eo J. inundated This rse has not reached
the Mississippi. Several Touring mills a Peru
have been earned away Advlces rom - PAU re-
p1rt all the river still rising The BHTlHefoH Iowa
tS.s-s - the am Nav saws that the tributaries Of
he MISSISSIPPI IN that state 50 swollen thaL ihey
are dong much INJURY. and the Mississippi ltseH =
within rs inches of the flood OF 1874 and Is stu ~
ing At Hannibal. on the 29th uit lhe Ii'eI va so
-,,r, and VS. on an average. SIX miles wider TOT
5Sfa1ce OF seven miles above and fifty miles oeio"
tbst nont The damage throughout Is very e1Ien-
SlYC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
The Rescue Case-Hayden's Trial.

bUNIUNf tIIuiyl JUNO ..
Lewis Hayden, colored man, was put on
his trial this morning. the charge of rescuing the
fugitive slave Sbadrach.
Only nine Jurors were obtained before the list was
exhausted a large number having been set ASIDE for
HAS and scrupes as 20 constltutonay of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law.
When the name OF one Of the Jurors, John Stone,
was called, 1t was announced 70 The Court that he
fol dead al his work bench yesterday afternoon
The Court adjourned tll Monday, to allow time TO
sNmmOn more lmrNmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
WASHINGTON Items.

VANhiNtloN, II I4uayf JUN o
The appointment of Mr. LangdOn as As
sistant Examiner IN the Patent Office. learn was
made solely on account OF his eminent ability, and
without any political Influences being exerted In ms
behalf.
4 Board of Architects arc engaged IN the eKamina-
ton Of the Patent Office building, with reference
10 some alterations rom the original design, approx
ed by Secretary Ewing, 10 add 10 Its utility and
strength. The east wing Is nearly completed. and
the workmanship is highly credtable to the contrac-
tors. The building, with both wings finished Will
excel all public edIhces here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Courtor General Sessi,
SDiritnal HappiuQs.

From the Mhlbilt ~ y , o'hfih'i
The following is an extract from letter
written 10 a gentleman IN Buffalo giving partial aG-
count of the manifestations Of spiritual rappings,re-
Gently held at Warren, Pennsylvania IL appears
there Is great excitement IN that section IN relation
10 those spiritual demonstrations Several extraor
dinarv " MEDIUMS have been made known To the
public and the demonstrations Of me splrits lhfouBn
Them are declared to be beyond belief The spirit OF
one Freeman Dunn, murderer, VINO was cohhneu
IN Pittsburgh jail few years since and VINO commt
ted suicide jail has appeared al various times anu
communicated some remarkable iacts Al these sls-
fings Dunn II seems declares himself IN hell, BiF-
ing an account Of his sufenngs, &c, &c. Al one
sitting there were present several OF the prominent
citizens OF Warren, among them Dr. irving; inc
splrlt Of Dunn moved tables. and stands ana Win
DR. Irving on tho table moved II about the room Inc
Doctor s.ad while sitting on the table, now II you
move the table with me on IT, you can thro" me on
the table. Scarcely had the Doctor go1 the ~o,u1
out before he was thrown several yaf1s rom VIC va
bic on 10 the floor There are 0ihef seinonsudslohs
sim more remarkable which We intend 10 obtain In
few days from reliable source Tor the dement, Oi o"i
readers - n o,.,. u.voa
On arriving here last "Wednesday, found our fonS
all in state Of excitement and CONFUSION IL appears
that and : are two strong med1uns, ana much
was DONE such as spelling out ntetIgenl senIchCSS
noying stands and tables, &c. told the boys "nen
len home they must not trie with TINS matter LOT
| considered there Was an unlimited power 70 Oc oD
tanned through proper mediums, ana theIeiUte shDut
be treated IN a Serious manner Inc more thst pfac-
ced the more power they could OBTAIN, until Dy the
Hord Of command they could move table or stann.
causing Il 10 dance all over the room without gong
near il. a. last after having many experiments OF
ms sort which caused much meniment, Josiah was
requested by the spirits 70 stop Or ne would see yu
bic JOSIAH answered that he was not airad OF 1ne
devil. At this remark he was violently seiLeo anu
thrown down to the floor N great distress, nrIhns
II great pain until entirely exhausted ana o..
He remained IN this state half an n0uf, -
breath Of life remaining IN HIM ne vl' na' od
not written nor DO dare 10 write IT, for you "Oul9
no, believe me Now ask, what does all thus mean
Is good spirit or It electricity a. you wro.e me
Ians~er read the second chaP'1i VI :" '-p''"
the Thessalonians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE NEW BOARD OF HEALTH, as organ
lied at the last meeting Of the Common Council now
convene daily the City Han to receive reports and
complaints on various nuSanceS. Yesterday reso-
luton was adopted directing the Health Warden to
post notices on all the wharves and piers OF the city
notifying ship owners, &c, &C. to call at the Health
Office and report before unloading their cargoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
LEGISLATIVE ExcURslos-We ieamfrom

LEGISLATIVE ExcURsIos.-"e IearhiiOh
the goyfrd Courant that the Governor, Legislature.
and other state officers Of Connecticut went on an
excursion to the State Normal School at Ne"'Brt'
ain. few days since There we're addresses 1ofa
various persons, and other exercises appropriate 70
the occasion. Henry Barnard ESQ. Principal OF uie
School spoke in explanation and defense Of She s9s
nal school system and IN the evening KEY ~
BusHSELL Of Hartford, delivered most aDs ia ~
ELOQUENT addresshis subject being Conncctlcus -
he rl4ht Which al her children had Of pels pi"~A
Of her early history.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Washington News.

WASHINGTON. Friday, Juns 8.
The holders of Government Five per
Cent Stock, issued under the Act OF August TO- 1916
are notified that the SAID Stock principal and interest,"
will be redeemed the 9Th Of August next, at the
Treasury. Interest the said Stock TO cease and
determine after that date,
The receipts from Customs from July 1850 10 May
1851 inclusive, ~, $40 O63 OO-beng increase
over the corresponding months Of last year OF $3.50
573 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Another Confiagration in Bangor.

BANGOR, We Fnday, June 0.
The Hammett block of four wooden stores
IN Fxchange-st was consumed by FIRE last evening
The contents were mostly removed, and the occu-
paptS. Messrs Daniel Webster VI ;. Jackson and &
w Thompson, were fully insured.
Elders vlctuallng cellar, and carson & clarke S
restaurant. were likewise consumed No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Markets .--ALBANT J me 6.

The receipts since our last are as lollows
- 8 ,oo tbls WsEAT. none. Com. 1000 bus.
me transactions ID FLOUR are smaller than yeslei-
day. reaching ONLY loco ools. a. previous g.,
Prime WHEAr has been n pretty TAR rtques., .1'
common has been dun with declining tendency
s 500 bushels n est for Chicago. COIN IS steaQy
NJ vesteray rates sales Of 1900 bushels a DOC 0
RolInd yellow and sc for mixed Western -, 800 ~
bus RYE were sold At 72lc. NhlsAf = a. - 80
Prison and Ono. with sales OF 2H Dds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
PRopEssoR ALEX. c. BARsY's TRIcO-
COPY OF ALETTER FRoN NIss WILSON.

PHEROUs OR NEDIcATED COMPOUND.
copy or ALgTTRR PROM Mss NELSON.
CITY HoTEL sept. e. 1873
Mr. BARRY-Sir: You have the PERMISSION 20 use
nv name a. having experienced the great Wiily Vi
your Tricopherous for dressing the naif. nave
found the use Of oils and pomatuHis " O'coslOu
harshress 10 nv hair and for three or four years II
,sss fsst falling of and much changed IN Color Dt
SINCE usingyour Tucopherous, feel my head Always
comfortable and nay hair Is grown strong 4i"d thlcA,
Ia The smszeuent Of all my friends anu acqualnt-
arces have invariably found Il 20 give the most
general satisfaction Please send three bottles BY
bearer, who Will pay you. CArHAEiNE NELSON.
cory o. LETTER TROX Dr.. LEE.
NEW-E0RE, FEB. 5, lo4s.
Mr. BARRY-I have 10 hesitation IN recommending
an article u hIch l can, OF my own personal Aho"i-
ecce endorse as good and | therefore stale Win
confidence that vOur TncOpherous j. what you CAIN
Il 10 bs-an article for cleaning, preserving Oe@u'y
lng and promoting the growth Of the haI. -.
ind i 70 be the best remedy l have ever ua1 IA
- - ~ re- s,,r - s,,b,ecf 10 T. 4 LEE, NJ. ID.
IRON FHE EDITOR or TIE SCIENTIFIC AHLki.An,
NEw-YoRK, PEP. "a, 1912.
PIRRV's TRrcoPHEROEs IS an article lh4l &c eAAs.
Measure in awarding the highest comhehH4tio.s.
We 40 not do II upon the recomne OF ers,
but from our own personal kho"Ieuse u =. eHecss
upou he hair While II tends " AeSP = nearby sois
- giosSv n also removes dandr1f, prev ents grey
bsir M invieOrates It's growth IN manner I'M
scnalled by any other composition known 20 as
,eTSon ory needs 70 use one bottle % be convinced
Of this truth.
sold in large bottles price Is cents the principal
Once Is7 Broadway. New-fCrk, and By the prfnci.
raj merchants and druggiEcs throughout the U.itea
States and CaDadzs HsxicO, IVES; Indies, Oros'
Britain. France, &C,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

CoScoRD, y H., Friday. June 6-5. T. VI.
The House and Senate adjourned till Mon
day afternoon, the whole session being occupied IN
debating the propnety OF choosing and paying Chap
lam.
The Democrats lack one Of a working majority in
the House. On questions OF party policy this fact
tends 10 curb the JOY that otherwise would have
been consequent on the Democratic success N the
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

GREAT FLoop AT kEsosHA.- E ss
wo.t,. w,,eonrln has dispatch from hs shs, Ia
WIS., giving accogn. Of s Dc SaSSss Is and did
gon whlch 's ,Ss rods. The people OF kenossa
e cn,une,eIy shu. IN BY the water not ossg so'e
were eotnp, IN ba1 a mile from the city BY land
y Rrv. ZADOcK Thompson, author thor o.
. " -, .nd History Of Vermont, has been ap-
.,n,sd Professor OF Chemistry and "a'''T
= tss University Of vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

James J. circuit is now on trial here for
setting fire to the barn of j. Buterheld, IN Uuca IN
Aprl last Several persons were asleep IN the
building at the time. The evidence against him u
strong. and there are other similar indictments
against HIM. John ONen, OF one OF the hrst ialni-
lies IN Uuca, has been indicted for Arson IN the
first degree, and has absconded II. b. Conkln's
tra for Arson in The FIRST degree will follow Orcutis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
The Rescue.Trials-No Verdict.

DVSION, FIlUdN, JUUrb y.
The jury in the case of Scott came in at
half past g. and stated that they still could not agree,
when the Court ordsred them to be discharged. and
another Jury empanelled at once to try the case oil
the negro Hayden, who Is also an alleged reScuer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
RESCUED FROM DEsTRUcTIoN.-


man from a neighbOring city yesterday called on
Capt. Carpenter, Of the Finn Ward Police and re-
quested ms assistance TO aid IN the discovery OF his
daughter, who had left his home, and, as he feared
was III den Of prostitution. Officer Blgby was dis.
patched with the father IN pursuit Of has daughter and
after considerable time spent IN search, they found
her at a den Of prostitution IN Church-st kept by
woman named Anderson. The girl, well As an
other the daughter OF neighbor of the gentleman,
rescued from destruction and taken TO thor for
mar Residences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

The receipts of the past 81 hours have
heen-FLouR. 500 bbls NHrAr. 1000 Bushels
Com, $500 Bushels The market for FLovR has
been rather heavy, but prices are unchanged sales
Leo ools There has been a moderate inquiry for
HEAT, with a steady market 1850 bushels sold II
&c ioT Ohio. CoRN Is IN good request at be,ier
prices sales 1900 bushels AZ 44f6,i5c Flour
tREIeHrs are now quoted 4. g3c, and Corn !. Sic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
United States 5 per cent.

WASHINGTON, Fnday, juno Q.
Secretary COrwin gives notice that the
nr,nclpal and interest on T. :. hve per cent stock,
ssned under the act Of Congress 1915, VIII be pad on
and after the 9th of August next. Those desiring
Will be paid before that period BY presenting and de-
hverlng their certlhcaieS.
Al interest VIII cease after tAa. date
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
shadrach Rescue Case.

BOsTON, Friday june o.
The Jury in the Shadrach rescue case
came in this morning still unable 10 agree upon i
verdict and were discharged They were unanimous
upon the law, but disagreed upon the evidence
adduced
The trial of another Of the assigned for
Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Destructive Fire in East Cambridge.

EAST tAMBRlDOE, FFlday, juno o.
4 fire occurred last evening IN block of
dwelling houses IN this place, owned by the New
England Glass Company, four Of which were en-
tirely destroyed
Atleast a dozen families rendered houseless BY
this calamity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
From New-Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Thursday, June 5
Our city Is being rapidly dePoPulated,
hundreds are leaving for the Northbusiness is con-
se0uently dull The New-0heans and Oppolosa
Railroad Convention Is now II session, out no'hing
OF importance has as vet been done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Another Fire in Bangor.

BANGOR, Friday, June 6.
-Four stores IN EXchange-,t. were burned
last night The goods were mostly saved and the
loss was covered BY insurance. Two restaurants in
the Easements were burnt out. which there was
~. rnstlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
The New Constitution of Maryland, &C.

BALTIMORE, Fnuay, June 0.
Worcester County gives 2S5 majority IN
favor of the Constitution. somerset % against H.
and Kent o. against.
of importance The Florida papers represent the
state OF the Cotton crops as uniavoraole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Sbnt,Ie Fill DESTROYED by Fire.

WORCESTER. Mass. Friday, Jnne 6.
The Shuttle mill at Wllkinsvllle, Mass,
was destroyed by fire. on Wednesday night, with It's
contents Loss $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Connecticut Legislature.

HARTFORD, Frlday, JUNO o
The Senate have by majority Of three
concurred with the House IN electlng ARJAH CAT
LIN, Wing, Commissioner OF the school, rum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

WIDENING OF BEEKnAN-sT.-The petition
states that the street will now be required amos,
solely for business purposes II IS but Is feet wide
and it is desirable to have II widcned about 10 feet
more. The Board of Aldermen adopted a report in
favor Of widening doing 30 on the north side from
Park-rOw 10 ClifT-st., and on the south side from
Clif-st to near Pearst. The question has been for
about year and half presented. The majority OF
The Committee in the Board Of Assistants reported
in favor OF concurrence. Assistant Aid Ely pre-
sented minority report lie thought that tho street
should be ultimately widened, but that the Commit
roe have not had time maturely TO weigh the sub
iec nor does the matter call for immediate action,
and that time, IN justice to those having to bear
the expense, should be allowed also, that he is not
satisfied the plan for widening is the best that could
he devised and that the petition did not call for the
widening between Cliff and Pearl sts. The majority
report, however, was adopted, all the members pre-
sent except Assistant AID. Ely voting in its favor
Nr L. in the negative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
The Special Senatorial Election.

The Official returns from S;euben are. GuinnIp,
3C32 Gilbert, 1884. Majority for Guinnlp. 90 Che
mune official Guinnp 1915 Gilbert 1916 MAORI
~ for Gilbert, s5 There mas consequently been no
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
NM Stntc Dob of New-mampshire.

Governor DinsmOOr, IN his message, says
the State Debt at the commencement OF the fiscal
wear was $2O997 At the close Of the year It vi" nos
be far from $4,000, an increase within the year OF
abOuf S55 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
TIE HAGUE-srRrrr ExpLosIoy-A YER

die, was rendered in the Superior Cours Yesterday,
IN the ease of ST. John and others against the Amer
jcan Mutual Fire Insurance Company, for the loss
occaSoned by the explosion in Hague-st. The de-
fence set up was, that it was caused by want Of
proper caution, but the jury rendered verdict
against the Company for the full amount claimed,
with interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
CITY ITEMS.

Cry HosPITAL.-The number of patients
.d-,tted to this Hospital during the month Of Nay
as sg. There were remaining on the lst of May,
,,1 and during the month $50 were discharged
,,bicb leaves remainder Of POS. Sixty emigrants,
,,bo were cared for at the expense Of the Commits
..oners Of Emigration, not included in the above
THE institution is in an excellent condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

TN thursday, IN our market, 500 bush.
OF Gene SSee Valley WHgkT SDid AZ 81 AMI 300 bush.
al soc The lots sold to-day were not prime ami he
sales were light Prime Yellow Corn brings SOC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
,t,,..t. -NEw-oRLEANs. June )

There is not much doing IN CeIIOS, am
orators awaiting the sdvces per Asa LoVS sb 1s,
al 50, and large lots are onsfis ssSI4 81 BacoS
SuyeIS, a. s,5slc- and SRouLDkRs o!49oae SUGAR
Is improving fair sells at sic RIO C'FFkE Is a.
9!G9Ec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
u. =. District Court. ... -FsiD.T. Jun
Before Judge Bots,

The Grand Jury came into Court with
two bills OF Indictment againS, John Parker. tor
assault WIKI dangerous weapon, on oOard packet
passenger vessel nom Liverpool, end one against
Parker ana Others, for an attempt st revolt.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendarrhi. nav

CossoS fLgAS.-NOs sol, f2t. So, SIS. So SCI,
$50. Ai. Sis.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Nlslr.-There was quite
. brilliant display on Thursday Of Sabbath school
scholars. mostly German children attached 10 me
Catholic church IN New-York, who came over on
NC me excursion TO the pleasant fields back OF the
had liked TO have said village-back OF the city
The PROCESSION was about quarter OF a mile long,
Drsced. al by a band Of music.
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n The U. S. Mail Steamer Baltic,
srils at noon to-day, for Liverpool She takes out
,ree number OF passengers the mails for Europe and
about 500 600 in specie. Among her passengers are
.he B,rEMAN children.
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FIRE.-The alarm on WEDNESDAY eve
ming proceeded from small sieo IL "''' - -'~'
Grand. But trifiRg damage done