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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

ETABERN ACLE.--Gh ND FOOAL
4 AND INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT-FHU RSDAY
EVENING. ApIil 3, by SiRnora SPERANZA Al wnicn
the following talent win appear Madame SrEPHANi,
Prima Donns from ihe Rovsl Opera Vienna; SlgnOra
VALENTINE, Prime Donna; H. SWIFT, the fayoiite Vo-
cais,; Herr GRIEBEL, VloiniIt; KElFER, COrnet.a-
Piston Prof VAN DER WEIDE Pianist
PROGRAMME or THE CONCERT -Pan III. Overture
Eoian Piano, By Prof Van der Weide. 2 Dals.Gioga
Cavains 10y reQuest Signora Spersnzs-Beni 3. Song
Flag Of our Uni0n Thy general desire) II. Swift-Wa
lace 4. Violin Solo, Herr Gnebel s. Concert, Air COM
posed for herself by Madame Stephsni-Ouo Ncosi
s. Solo, COrneta- Piston. Herr Keller 7. Song | am
Dreaming OF Thee" Neapoaine, Signofs Spersnza-Lse
PArI Il.-Oyeriure, Violin, Herr Ghebel. 2 Echo Song
LEA suug by Jenny LndD Signora Vaeutni. g. Cayotna
81 Come per me Sereno," StgROra Sporgnzs-Belni. T.
Song Rect ct Aria, Can my love resign II. Swiit-
Rossini g. Solo, Cometa Piston, Herr Keller 6. Afr
1.-THE Queen OF the Might from tbs Magic Flute" Mad
Sephsni-Mozsrt 7. 5omnambullsts Song, las sung by
Jenny Lindl SignOra Speranzs.
The Folisn Pisnoforte 70 he used this occasion Is
from Gilbert Co.'S Ware 333 and AT Broadway
Tickets so cents EACH TO be had al the various music
stores hotels and the door the evening of the Con
cert al IT.
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A J. BLEEcKER, Aueuoneer.
DARTITION SALE OF HOUSES and

IL LOTS No. II Soonest. and 20 Bhdge.st, at The Elk
change, or the Sd Of April by A. J. BLEECKER, AIe.
uoneer.
The Soonest lot q feet inches wide In 'front.' and be-
gins 1872 feet inches westerly from Brosdst adjoining
The OF Maitland Phelps Co. Tina lot Bndgest
10 20 feet inches wide In front and adons the other IN
The thai the Two together extend from Bridge 10
Stone st. about l23 feet part OF The purchase money
may remain mortgage See Official advertisement Ia
Evening Post by N. ULSHoEyFER, Referee. MI toAS-
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GRAND CONCERT AT THE FEE

NRAND CONCERT At THE ,FE-
~ MALE ACADEMY. BROOKLYN, ON TUESDAY,
April l. I85l-Herr f. GRlEBEL has the honor to an'
nounce that his only Grand Concert this season will take
place The Femsie Academy Joralemon-at Brooklyn on
TUESDAY EVENING. the Let OF April, when he VIII be
assisted by the following artists forming array OF talent
vocal and instrumental, equal 20 any before presented 10
the Brooklyn public; Miss CAROLINE HlFFEhT; oy
nermissioD OF T. s. Hsmblin ESQ Signor LORINl OF
The Italian Opera Company, Aston place Mr., RICHARD
HOFFMAN. the celebrated Pianist; Herr HEGELAND,
The eminent Fag0tust; Maestro GIUSEPPE NlCOLOA,
the distinguished Composer aud MAX MAAETZEk, az
sisted by The monster Orchestra OF the AGor place Opera
House greatly augmented for this occasion only Admit
lance So cena For further partlcnlars small bi1 tf
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. ,,THus DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 50, $780, 28l, ga, 266,
$751; SIN $50 G9l, 4s, 9e2, Q93 s94. Gs5, 0sT.
sUPREME-Special Term.-Nos. II, ID, Is, 81,
II, 80,
u. 8. DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 40 to 10.
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A. NJ. HRRwIs, Aacuoneer
PY BANGS, BROTHER IL CO., Trade

R1 BANGS, BKUTHEK q GU, Trade
bssle Rooms, Is PHk-rOw
REMOVABLE. B. CO. have removed TO the New
Store, IS Psrk-Tow
REGULAR NETWORK SPRING TRADE SALE
to no held At the NEW TRADE SALE ROOMS Is
PARK-ROW, commencing Monday Morning, March
"a, 1851.
SECOND WEEK
ON TUESDAY. April l.
Yhe Sale OF Books viii closed With the popular pubcs.
lions OF Messrs. Sthnger townsend Dewitt & Daven'
poiL w. Y Burgess, h. Long Bro 8. French, &c. &c
fbis day will include all consgnnents OF Catholic
Books also the several large invoices Of English Books
The Stereotype Plates will be included In this days
sale 10 which we invite the attention OF Publishers
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. AprfI 2
The Sale Of Wiring Papers, Paper Hangtngs Gc vii
take place. and viii include al the varieties Separate
Ca a0gues viii be ifsued IN due the conclusion
OF which the CATALOGUE OF STATIONERY will be
taken up and the sale continued during the remaining day.
Of the week. az al the whole 10 ispossd or
Gentlemen can obtain catalogues upon application the
rooms Of The undersigned. BANGS BROTHER co
ml7
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MIINANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
w FOR BOYS, at Little Ferry nine mies from Hobo,
Ken. n J. uuder the direction Of A B. WINANr and
LADY.-Ths school IL designed Tor young Iaos An Lns
present members Of under twelve OF age and
none will be received who older. The number OF pu-
pills Ia limited 10 twenty. Terms, SOO per year Esre'
ssge S7I cents For crculars please apply TO Mr.
fHURmAN, corner Canal and Vestry sIs. or mr T. T.
ROBINSON, St Pine-st New.York 2h I'm
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. ~ tIANl AVcNuuccF.
"WEDNESDAY, April ,, at 10 o.. ock.
w AN. at J6l Bridge between Nassau and Co,eors
iS. Brooklyn-Hsncsome PsrlOr furniture Ia erin ,,-
plush ard hair cloth, good Also Chamber 49,
Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues can be had at The saes
room
THURSDAY. April S, al O'Clock AN 81 the s.,,
ROOM 1871 Warrington STA large aud general assortmssi
OF new snd second hand Furniture Aso splerdd Ross
wood Piano. Catalogues on Wednesday. al IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
BUILDING LOT S

NAFOR sALE-A Lot on Franklin avenue, between
Sixth and Seventh Soxlsf ieet-phce SEQ Another
Lot 40xlss feet price $3.50 Inquiry must be made
TO HERALD al sirDger ToEussnds, corDsr Of
Broadway and AInst Al3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
J. W BROWN. AucIloneer.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE of Elo CANT Cabinet

IA rnitsre.-wEDNEsDAY, April 2 at 10 o'clock,
Ie6 Futon. At J. w BROWN will sell at auctoa a. abovs
by order Of the assgnees Messrs- Whtock Hsis he
entire stock contained In the above premises comprising
very large assortment Of fashionable and weuede rose
wood mahogany and walnut furniture embracing sofas
And chairs OF various patterns mabletop dressing ba'
reauy wsfdrobes tete tetes rocking Voltare and
chairs diyans marbIetop table, 10 great variety French
Ar other bed dining card and fancy tables &c k
Also variety OF unfinished furniture, manuiaciutsg rt
cles &c Catalogues now ready msiM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

Now Exhibiting, soppsni Hall. corner Of 6rosdway
aud Wa ker-st
THE SPLENDID PANORAMA OF
"A THE WARS FOR LIBERTY IN ROME, UPPER
ITALY AND HUNGARY This splendid Panorama
which contains upward OF $1,000 figures relates to the
most important events which have occurred In Upper
Italy, Rome and Hungary within ths past three years
IRE Psinung executed by lhe celebrated artists
LEO ELLIOTT and Z. BEYER, and ss q work Of Ar,
hes received the b. CHEST eneomiuma.
Tickets Is cents, children half price
Liberal arrangements will he made with schools
Afternoon Exhibitions on Wednesday and SATURDAY, al
O'Clock. ms So
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Court OF Apprehension
Circuit Court. MONDAY, March 81.

No. was argued-and an appeal in the case OF
Bosss on sssOtsNs 10 called aud will be proceeded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
weekly Report Of Deaths

nc Cstp and County Of NcsO York. from TIE 22d day of
March 20 he 29th day Of Maroh 1851.
Men, 81 Women, 81; Boys, III Girls lOS-rota Ssi
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D. s. BoUcH. Auctoaee1.

THIS DAY. at 10 AN, att Bstterv
n Place, he entire FURNITURE Of alarge four.lo;y,
House consisting In par OF eeksnl Sofas Sofa Beis me-
hletop Dress Bureaus s.hstauds Center AID Csr5 r.
bles mahogany French Beosusads Chairs, Rockers, Ma
Tables Tee Tete large french osts carved Too M,
rors, with shades snd bracket ChaLdeers; thr-e-ov a.
nEran Carpets, Oh Cloths curied hair Naitresset A
ding, maple Bedstssd, elegant rosewood Piano isl.B
with sanwooo, asuperor instrument Also, ees.r,AAs
collection OF very me oil Paintings eolofed Euersysag.
kc Also, hsniel Clocks, Vases Granooes Ae tazs,Ss,
with the Kitchen Furniture, bich ID. sale vii con
nence Persons wishing II have their goods nores
until lsi Of May. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
OFCOMPANY-For BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON.
The United States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON GEO.
w FLOYD Commander. will sail for Bremen via SOulh.
nmpton on SATURDAY April 18th, from pier No, North
River a! Il O'clock Al experienced Surgeon auached
to The ship AL letters must pass through the Posi- Office
Specie delivered In Hayre For freight passage apply
TO MOLLER SAND IL RIERA, Agents, 50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

Hooe Chapel us Broadway op 1osiie the N. York HosL
TINE ALLEGHANIA respectfully
n announce their friends and the public that they
will give CONCERT EVERY EVENING during the
week al Hope Chapel The programme for each evening
will contain variety Of new and popular pieces TicSss
25 cenla Concert 10 commence al u O'clock. al 2sua
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AMUSEMENTS.
CONCERTS FOR THE PEOPLE,
" The HUTCHINSON FAMILY, comprising Six


Respectfully announce their Old friends and the czens
generally Of New York, that they will give their hrst
MUSICAL SOIREE a. the Tabernacle, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
A rch collection Of NEW SONGS will be introduced,
In addition 10 many iavOes Interpreted WITH Anec
dotes Defamation general remarks the sub ecs Of
Heah, Diet Causes Of Insanity, ia Cure, &c, &c The
whole 10 conclude with tho NEW SONG, eRtited
"Toe Good Time coming right aopg.'
Prces within reach Of all, and they should be- w;
Men, p ceniS Women. l2t cents only, n accordance
with their relative W6ges) Tickets al Music Stores, SAD
Tabernacle on Wednesday Evening.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock TO commence at =. Fur}er
particulars in Small Bills, and Jul particulars at The tne
and place OF entertainment me-
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AsTHosy J. BLEEcEkR. Auetioce~r
SSIENEE1S Sal l. nHE " "A n

ahhLE HOUSE AND LOT 81 JANEsY AT ARR
TlON-ANThONY J. BLEECKER viii sail =, 80 y.
on fhnhsOAY, Apn s 1881, Al y O'Clock n The ~.
der 81 the Assigu-- viz. 'Nr''' y "
on JAsEsr- spleudid three Story bnek hoase An.
Eighth and Ninth So. Of lot p ft inree. 20,
% ieetin depsh The house p feet inches By 40 r.. y
oeph. Win t"o-sioty exteaslop mAiing the psrlo-.
three rooms deep The house built IN the bast r,s-ns
for the owners own occo pstOn viii all modern irpr~.
mebs iof convenience portion u he parcbase Ino,s,
lars apply to the Auction ser : srosds 1857
MI t5i2) +. CHAMBERLAIN AssaTpea
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MALE BOARDING SCHOOL. AT

NTALE BOARDING SCHUUL, AT
UIWILTON, CONNECTICUT, ABEL WHlTLOCk
Principal and Proprietor The location OF This Institution
and New Haven Railroad. 1t Ia 50 miles rom New-Yorf
and 81 miles from the Norwsk Depot 90 the DAnoary and
RdRe6ed stage-rOad The Norwsk and uanoury Kali
av be pleed 10 the inner, landing passengers
about mile from the School The house erected by the
Principal accommodates forty pupils and ID furnished WIZ
for that number Scnool las oeen III sue
ceSsful operation four years
Engish Branches, LStin French. Music and Drawing
ara Persona DESTROYS visiting the Institution and Of re-
farming the same CAV have ample time 20 do 50.
The PRINCIPAL respectfully refers 70 his Circular ana 70
his presen patrons AMI Others Crcnas can De naa a. Inc
bookstore Of ~ II. NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway, az Whlch
place the Principal will be every Tuesday Ia APr from
10 O'Clock P. 81 m<l lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

A GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL
kNAND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC will be given At
Knickerbocker Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
April 2 under the direction Of Mr. J. IlOWELb, sssis'ed
BY ol-~~' ariiss Tickets . cents-to be OBJ
taned al the door. oil 2usuat
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VYO BUILDERS, MASONS. CAR
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Coupons

LOT Interest due on the ls OF April 1884, on the foDo.:
Ing Bonds will be paid and after that day al the once"
the undersigned
Marion Cs ard shelb, Co. Ohio, J per cent Bends =
sued and guaranteed by tho Beesontane ana inah~
Railroad Co =
City Of Cleveland per cent Bonds isaued TO and ga
snteed by the Cleveland, Columbus and Cncinnan h2S
Co. ,x
City OF Columbus Ohio per cent. Bonds, issued % sa
guaranteed by The Columbus and Xenia Raj road C0ma
mT6t WINsLOW, LANIER 4 CO. 81 Wallis
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELL

Il LOWS OPERA-HOUSE, "a Broadway between
Howard and Grand Open every night dunRg The week
The celebrated original and well-KnOwn Fellow MnF
IrelS comprising ecisni and versatile corps " talent
ed and experienced performers under The direction OF
g. Fellows WhOse Concerts II this City for The last year
have been received with the greatest By the elite and
fashion Of ibis great Metropolis Their Concerts consist Of
Burlesque Islisn Opera Scenes Witty Sayings Solos
Dues Chorusss Dancing and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert
for the accommodation Ofadies and families commencing
O'Clock, Pm. Admission Is centI Doors open 81 g.
10 commence A. "a ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
WALTER GREENoUGH. Auctioneer.
SALEOF FRUIT and ORNAM Entail

STREEs, EVERGREENs, SCRUBS, BOX for Gar.
den Edsng &c A large and choice assortment from lie
Nurseries OF Hggins Fusbiog. will be soid ~ auction
on WEDNESDAY April 2; at llk O'Clock 10 BuFling-sin
rear Waerst Catalogues can b. obtaaed Al the OH %
the AuetioneeF WALTER 0REENOU0H Co, Wall
ST. or al GEO G.. sHEPPARDs, lST Wster-h al ~
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SCHOOL WANTED BY PURCHASE

"a fine opportunity now offers to eny person who
nav yish 10 transfer good Day School FOR young ladies'
on moderate The location must be In thls CITY or
immediate vcin y. Apply soon to The u s. SehOo Asen-
cv. Sos Broadway. Established 1871 Correspondence
throus hout the Union. +. H. WILCOX, Proprietor
nj az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
STEPHEN CRowgLL Aucuoneer.

STEPHEN CROWkLL auCuoueef.
DY BEERS Il CROWELL- office 10
-ab Fulton st., Brooklyn.-srEph I'm cPS WE'LL VIII
sell at Auction the Brooklyn EsehanRe 81 Fniionfi
under the direction OF A. B. HODGES, "a sheriff Of
Khgs County the first class Ssory brick dwelling houe
ara Lot lOl Willow ST. Brooklyn The lot 10 - feet 'front.'
ard rear by 100 feet deep The location not surpassed
In Brooklyn Sale psremptory by order OF the Supreme
Conr, al ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01

NOTICE IS htTtDy gwen IHHI IN aS'
Vment Of fly cents per share has been day 40 cp1.
the capital stock OF the Roger Williams Coa 49,
pany and the same 10 required 10 be paid on OF oeoro @
frstoay of May 1885, TO the Treasurer OF ,ne comP'n
his Office Ia Wallst, In the City OF Newborn. $1,000.
In Gaze any stockholder shall neglect 70 81 sus go
men on or before the CAV shove mentioned the socA n1
by him, much thereof as rsy be necesszs ~ .,s
sold at public auction 10 pay the same IN acco'uan WV
the ACT OF and bylaws Of the Compsny
March % 1881 ~ al lsw4ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-01
TENHE PEOPLES BANK OF THE

IL CITY OF NETWORK. March %, l85l-This $50
will be opened for the transaction OF business on TUE
DAY NEXT the list OF April, al their Banking ftoase ~
Csnest Between Vsrck and Hsdson ss when mo see'-
insisIlment OF 20 per cent viii he psys5le -,
JOHN 2. YELVERTON, rfesldsss
G. De ANGELS, Cashier. No
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CATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, Second

Sseries, corner VI Broadway and ThireenIh sL-oPen
every day from o'clock In the morning Ill 10 II the eye
ming Admission Is cents These works OF ART consist Of
scoecton OF 8 Views Of Europe Asia Minor, Syria us
Holy Land Egypt Hubis and Arabia and taken nom
Naunre and painted In oil by Prof sATFLER m3l lwua'
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no GUARDIANS AND PARENTS.

a The subscriber having four boys under ten yea's,
will receive four Of the 10 educate For
more particular information and references address bm oy
letter Any wishing home for wards or chi.
dren where home affections and relations win be Cherished
and sustained and thorough practical and CLASSICAL ed1
cation at the ume secured are Invited 70 Vsl a1l &C
ousfut the elves with hts location hs family aRc tie ar
raneeuaens ASaBEL FULLER keut- Conn
al In TuTfsSs
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CLASSICAL

IL sCHoOL-Mr CLARENCE COOKS Family
scsoo for Boys, az TBryt0wn, will opsa Tor Ihs Samner
FERN on the rst day Of Msy number OF boys s
limited hfteen. Circulars may be had 81 o. ratnsn 9,
ID Appleton Co e. and al Spsding shepherds, or on
application 10 Mr. COOK, 81 TarrJtOTn. al 5w'
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ALNArAc.....THIs DAT.
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-Ths
Interest on the public stocks Of the city Of New
due AID payable, May let 1851 will be pnd % Nv
day by Shepherd Knapp ESQ Chamberlain OF me cJ,
Al he Mechanies Bank IS Wal-st The transfer ooon
will be closed Wednesday, April g. at oelocs, r -
For the accommodation OF stockholdes transfers fensa
closed, TO take effect bfsy Isl v,o, ..-.-.uu
New.York, March 81, 1881. al imp
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TNSTITUTE.-A Family

~ Boarding School, Danbury, fairfield County, Conn
Rev Fias scheuck, A. NJ Henry Lo6dell NJ, D.. Phn-
cipals Circulars may had OF Messrs. Clark, Austin
Co 2p5 Broadway or OF the Principals m5l In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-03

MoSp,y June 20 =. n
There no, much activity Ia the stock market
dag. Tut prices firmly sustained Reading Railroad
appears g. be the faVorte among specuaiors Harlem Is
not pressing upon the market and btlrs appear 10 have
disposition to cell present prices Long Island Is
steadily working mp II has iis reactions but tho i'm
prov,nent Il going on gradually Canton Company v
not in demand but the market value Is Increasing and
il l. possible considerable speculation may take place
upon the publication II the next annual report Morris
closed Arm. at slight alvarez Eric Railroad u weak
and fuctuating few months will settle all the doubts
relative the ability Of this company TO pay out Of iis
net earnings the interest all it, indebtedness and
dividend on its stock The market closed With an up
ward tendency
At the annual election held at the banking house Of
the North River Bank this Afternoon the following gen
temen chosen Directors for the ensuing year viz
Moses Taylor, August Belmont NJ. o. Roberts, Henry
suy dam. Jr Cornelius " b os,rander Jesse Hoyt firm
q m Hoyt Sons, John u. Johnson Charles A.
Ueekscher George Treadweli Matthew Armstrong, Jas
s. 1hsyer, II. q. Webster, Charles J. Richards
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held aoon
after Marshall o. Roberts Es unanimously elected
President. Thn l. very strong and wealthy list Of
officers.
The receipts at the Office q the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port. to-day amounted to $4,000; payments,
sI132o 13-basance. s2229se6
The United States mail steamship Washington, from
all parts Of Europe. The commercial and financial
counts rather favorable than those received by
The pcv u' arrival butt he markets for staple pro
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The lIoi,oken Riots.
rrrrHIE sxaMrsAr ION AND LIBERATION or PRiso
Eus

FrpTHIE SxasIrAT on AND LIBERATION OF PRISON
ERs.
Yesterday Afternoon, a, 7. NJ, Justice Kidney open
cd his court for the further examination Of Henry
sohnade Francis ksemer and Casper Singer the three
remaining prisoners in custody 10 connection with the
Hobken riot
The Gaze of Casper Singer tho first taken up. and
Mr. Chedsey senior counsel foe the committee Of the
German association argued against the proprty a r
oeivne the estu ony Of Patrick Stanley sufficient to
justify the further incarceration u his client.
Frederick weiss then made the following afTjavt.-
ON Thursday. the 9th q Nay ut the Bergen
court was called upon by Patrick Stanley who said he
was III. person that sairt Cas- pr singer; aud
that he was tie D. rson who identified Singer the
that struck Martin Bridges on the neck with Knife
Patrick stanley propod e. keen cut ~ the way when
Singers trial came provided wuull give him some
nuu,y Then refused To- htad any further oornmunt
cation With him -
La s,snley strdav, thc pap,s a inertia hiiscs not
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New York, Tuesday, june 3, 1851.
TeIegraphic Summary.

We learn, by telegraph from Boston, that the
Trial Of one Of the parties indicted for rescung the
Fugitive slave Shadrach, will be probably brought
70 close to-day. The evidence has been so clear,
hat we should think there can be no doubt Of what
NE result VIII be. Nothing but the conviction Of
Vie parties who were engaged in that atrocous out
Nge, provided the evidence viii justify it, will
wipe out the disgrace which it inflicted on Boston.
1t is reported that the Indians in Yucatan have
been recently defeated by the whites, and that hos
hhties are drawing to a close IN that peninsula.
Weregret TO hear that the cholera has broken
cut on the lower Mississippi, and that board one
steamer twentyfour deaths occurred recently.
Would il not be prudent in our city authorities,
now tina, the warm weather has set in, to adopt
to purify the city, 90 as to keep that
dreadful disease at bay An ounce Of prevention,
IN a case like this, is worth more than a pound Of
euro.
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This most extraordinary exhibit but it is official
and taken from the Custom House books Of San Fran.
cisco be At this rate the shipments Of
four times those Of 1850 1t viii be seen that the total
little than for the smallest month in 1851. The
export for April shall probably receive by the
steamer Of the LIST of May, nearly due. The san
Francisco Herald says, that in addition 10 the
shipments of gold dust reported at the Custom House
during the first quarter of 1851 tho amount carried
out by passengers in the time, s2i56O0. II
also says that there must be taken into account,
in making up the estimate Of productions, the
bullion stamped by the United States assay Office
and by private establishments and gold manufac-
tured into jeweiry, S1,5l7,0o0 gold carried
land and coastwise by miners their return to Mexico
Chill 0ron &C. 81 900; shipped by merchants, Of
which there IL manifest sa5oooo in the possession
miners merchants SC, and above the amount esu
mated in December last 81, 100000. The total Of all
these amounts is sl4656142 If compute the value
per Troy at SIC, but If add 81 per ounce,
will have the present California value and will thus have
s9l60co additional, which would make the total value
slj572I5l add ~ cents per aud get the mint
value which would add s45S0 900 more making the total
SIG 030l55 Ithis Is To be taken standard in esti-
mating the product Of gold in California for the pre-
sent year arrive ut the aggregate Of full sixty
millions Of dollars for 1861. This r. without doubt,
fair calculation at least moderate estimate IL Is
well known that the product Of gold during the fret
quarter Of each year has been less than In either OF the
other three IL may well be said that the gold mines
California arc I'M rhsustible