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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
HOlIingshead, FelIy a Co.'S CircuIa,

2 "
Our Cotton market has been singular AMI unn.i-.,
state thus week For time past there hal been - :
general desire sell that the weekly decne Of prices Va
unprrcedcnted but this week the conduct Of HOLDEN w.
sing sales was such that crisis was evidently neysS,
and one great cause Of the rapid decline N olr market
deed the principle cause must be attributed % the or
received from the shippers vi Cotton the United ss
20 sell irrespective Of pnce but Of course expecting W..
such orders gwen 10 obtain I'D 10 D. per pcs,
above our present rates The practical effects q a.,
was that with perhaps $4,000 bales daily sale aa
a demand for 5000 10 1900 Il followed msiteT ofoan
that almost each sale was at decline upon tho pT,As
10 take large quantity. almost invariably had caa,
effect The market has az length takon turn There a.
plenty Of BUYERS. and longer lmpatieOce 10 se
Prices OF American descriptions, however, are s, L !
70 lower than quoted our last Circular although there
recovery of "a 70 upon sales made Monday aad rueSr
asst l1th May closing prices Upland midding 5.daSh
Far, 5da3ld: Mobile middlng, so; Far. SD; New.
Orleans nnddlns. SD Far. SID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
ARRrsr or CuRAN REvoLUrIoNIsrs.-

The Savannah Mars has the following letter
ST. JAGo DE- CUBA, Wednesday May =
number Of arrests have been made al 81 Jago
&c Cuba. Papers were taken which discovered
plot 10 commence an instruction while on q gran1
parade, and the insurgents had taken measures 10
capture the headquarters Of the city, and 10 secure
the landing Of Garbaldl with 300 men At the
same time Lopez would have effected his landing IN
some part Of Havana. The Judge, after having con-
cudcd the proceedings sentenced TO death four and
% perpetual punishment three OF the principal on
Gers, and 10 ten years hand labor sergeant OF the
garrison and TWO prlyates. The traitor who be-
trayed them IS released. This sentence has been
approved by the Captain General a Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

CAvAIGNAC AND THE FRENCH Presidency
Our teegraphic dispatch from Halifax, received
late on Monday night and published yesterday
announced that Gen. Cavaignac IS put forward
as a candidate for the Presidency in France and
that Emile de Girardin favors his election This
we venture to say is impossible. 1t would have
about as much sense to say that Gen FOote' Of
Mississippi, was nominated for President in this
country and that The Tribune was among his
supporters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
~ Hon. SIMEON BALDWIN, a venerable

u Hon. SIMEON BALDWIN, venerable
and eminent citizen of Connecticut died at his resi-
dence In New-Hayon on the morning of the Goth inst
IN the Goth year Of his age Mr.. Baldwin was the
father OF Hon Roger 5. Baldwin, late L. : Senator
He was a gentleman Of fine education and brilliant
talents, and had enjoyed through lie the confidence
Of his iellOw-c,izenS to remarkable degrte, having
served the public In the various capacities Of Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of the L. 5, Member OF Con-
gress, Judge Of the Superior Court and Court Of Err
rors, Canal Commissioner, Mayor OF New-Hayen, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
COMMUNICATION J

NEw-Y oRK PANo-FORTE COMPANY. 100
This Company, whose plan Of operation Is similar 10
that of the Building Associations Is now rapidly clos
ing up It's first list OF subscribers The object is 10
furnish 100 new and good Pianos, worth $500 each b
100 subscribers, by paying small monthly insta,iment
The payments fall lightly upon the members Tho.
who get the privilege Of the first Pianos of course p
more than those who have The succeeding ones liBa
system of mutual benefit and viii be patronlzei BY
hlUdTeds The first 100 members have nearly al SD
scnbed. This IS a step IN adyance.Of the times, ant
must greatly add TO the comforts Of the respectable
poor Those of our readers who wish, should sub
scribe during the week, at the Office ofthe Company
Jocelyn, Watson & Purcell, 2S9 Roadway room
3 LafaTge Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
RAscALITY COUPLED WITH CHLoRoPoRN

On last Saturday night some daring villain entered
the cabin OF the packet schr 7 p Johnson, lying Al
Pier No. 20 North River, where the mate, william
Quinn, was lying asleep, and applied vial OF chloro'
form 10 his nostrs, rendering HIM senseiess lie tncn
nfed ms pockets Of $50 bank note stole SIX snif'
with the initials Of Mr. q upon them, and then broke
open and rifed the desks, besides which he carrier
of trunk, the contents Of which are valued al Sll'
On the following morning Mr.. Quinn returned 70 hs
senses with an intense pain in his head and with BIS
eyes so much swollen that he could scarcely see. Il
IS supposed that the scoundrel was after lalgs
amount Of money which was IN the cabin a few day.
previous, but which had fortunately been rcmOgei
No clue 10 the perpetraor Of the robbery has as y@
been discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
GoLpsMlrn TO HIS PuplLs AND TIE Pun

LICMr GOLDSMITH respectfully invites attention TO the
fact that the umphs Of the cheap ermand most trum
plant one Il has hcen-aIo closing Not pupil, under any
circumstances can 10 received at the half prices after SAT
URDAY next May 3lst Those therefore who seek the ad
vantageS the best tuition ponmanShp the cheapest
rate. apply at 2e9 Broadway, to-day. "Wednesday
THURSDAY Friday or Saturday Bear tins IN mind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
The Riot at UObOken.

That spirit of riot and disorder so summa-
nly and benefcially quelled at Astor Place,
has again manifested itself in fearful out
rage in our vicinity The details of the
riot as given in The Tribune of yesterday
and this morning, may well arrest the atten-
ton of every person concerned in the order
and welfare of the city.
The facts, as far as our reporters have
been able to ascertain them, are, that the
riot was provoked in the first instance, by
a gang of DULLES who, under various cpl
thets, have for some time past infested this
community, and whose members cultivate
brutality and pursue outrage as profession
and amusement On Monday these persons
beset the Germans peaceably assembled at
HOboken with their wives and children, to
celebrate their National Festival of Pente-
cost, as they have done for several years
past. The intruders had refreshments for
which they refused to pay; and when the
demand was insisted on, responded by
breaking up the booths at which they had
been entertained. Thus assailed and pro-
voked to fight, the Germans naturally took
the matter into their own hands and dread
full riot ensued, in which both parties seem
- have fought with equal ferocity Neither
police nor military force were at hand to
stop it, and the one or two magistrates who
sought to intervene, were knocked down
and injured by the combatants, and for
some hours the battle ragged with fury, the
Germans finally proving victorious and
bringing of their women and children to
this side of the river. Life was lost, Sc
we're wounds received, and property de-
stroyed
These we take to be the facts, although
different story is put forth In behalf Of the
Short Boys, as the more prominent antago-
nists of the Germans designate themselves.
Whether our judgment is correct or not,
will, we trust, soon be decided by thor
ough judicial inquiry; and meantime there
IL uO iJuStlNV III say my 1AA1b tAAS RAoodbAlllCS
are altogether against the party whom we
have designated as the aggressorS. They are
notorious DULLES, vagabonds and rampant
disturbers of the peace; while the Ger
mans in general, bear the character OF or
DERBY, industrious and useful citizens. This
is the fifth year that we have known OF their
MGifcst at Hoboken, and never before has
it been attended by any disturbance. The
inference from all the facts about them, Is
that if they had not been aSsailed, it would
now have passed off with the usual gaiety
and good feeling which form prominent ele-
mentS of their national character.
Serious blame rests somewhere for the
absence of a respectable police force at
Hoboken on this occasion. We do not
know what are the arrangements or resour-
ces of the magistrates in that village; but
it is certain that a place reSorted to for pur-
poses of amusement by such numbers and
varieties of people, ought not TO De without
proper agents, and enough of them, for the
enforcement of order. Had constables been
upon the spot TO cheek this affair II It's IN
ception, and arrest the offenders, it IS proba-
BILE that the melancholy sequel might have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Later from Port-au-Prince-Boston Stock Ex-
change.
BosroN. Tuesday. Ma

BOSTON. Tuesday, May =
Capt. Allen, of schooner Commerce, ar
rived today from Portau- Prince. May 10, reports AL
quiet when he left -,
Mr.. Walsh. the American Consul, LEFT on the 10Th
for Jackmel.
Prince Bobo was still IN the mountains. There
was but little Coffee in market, and prices were IN
consequence higher.
The stock market this forenoon presented little ac-
tvity, but quotations generally improved canton
closed al 20 being an advance OF d per cent Reai-
ing was firm 1t 9c! cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Destructive Fire in Pittsburg-Twelvc Houses
Burnt.
PlTrsBuRo, Monday, May %, 9 |

A fire broke out this afternoon in Hays
carpenter sop, on UnIon-alley. The building, to-
gether with the tools and contents entirely de-
stroyed. The flames spread with great rapidly to
Wiley-street, destroying Mr.. J. Hays large brick
dwelling, the large brick dwelling of Mr. X. Laferty,
and five frame buildings owned by Messrs Mcclure,
Barnes Robinson and Stevenson. The flames thence
extended to Chatham-Street, destroying five more
houses, owned by Mr. Jacob Hays and Mr. Stevenson.
The two brick houses Were partially insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

"a The tornado at St Louis on the 18th
Of May. previously reported BY telegraph injured not
les fLan one hundred buildings. The front OF Mrs
NoreTs millinery establishment was blown out, and
q Ms Mawley was buried N the ruins and much IN
ured The me seeple Of the Baptist Church, lorner
II Sixth and Locusi-srGetS, was blown down. gen
tlenan was knocked of his horse by a falling shutter
Roofs, chimneys and walls were blown down and
much other damage done The boats n the river do
not sHfeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

The TENTH CoNcERT.-To-night the
Tenth Concert OF the Farewell Series VIII be given
at Tripler Hall. There Is charming programme
Jenny Lind sings Una roce,7 Ps-cas non 10 del
rsnto.n o Rest in the Lord" from NendelSsohn's
Elijah. the ever electrical Comm thro' the RIVE
and John Anderson. my jo-the latter for the first
time. no other singer bu. Jenny Lind would dare to
sing TIE familiar ballads Of foreign tongue. in the
very style and sentiment Of native singer But to
that m.ry ous voice and that rare intellect nothing
seems IN 13sslble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Daniel webster at Albany.

ALBANY, tuesday, May y, 1871
Daniel Webster arrived here this after
noon He was met at Schenectady by committe
from this CITY where he was called out and made
brlef speech At Albany the tram was stopped IN
broadway. and Mr.. Webster and the committee got
INTO carriage and proceeded 10 the rooms prepared
al Congress Hall lie receives calls this evening, and
tomorrow visits our public buildings, Cemetery, sc
will speak from the Capitol, and subsequently ule
with the Young men of our city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Mexican Awards.

An erroneous impression seeming To pre-
vail abroad IN regard 10 The late payments Il the
Treasury OF TIE Mexican awards. the Chief CLERK
REQUESTS S IN s,fe mar those payment, yysrs 49,
by reQuisitlolS ana warrants passing through toe
usual routine Of bureaus Of the Department 10 me
respective heads Of which, and the clerks therein
every credit due for the prompt and satisfactory
manner IN which the views Of the Secretary were
caTf;ec out, Wash. Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Memoranda.


Tho Condor Grefee, Of Charleston fron, Harnbs-,h =
IN Cologne, having sprung leak after beng OCT ~,
week -'~N .
masis gone % deck bowspr. and sibboor white pi.-
moulding color. two white stars on SEA- f,i,
with Aprl 81 full Of water and aharaoneI ' -'- .
The Letlta Of Wubeach. frrm the Clvie Z, R,s-,, al.
with sinsng state April p Crew tsse, "a ~, ~
serve. arrived Al Rsmsgaie MAY N y ~
The Mana DAVIS. from C,df 20 Qrehec uNS .h,ps,,.,
in sinking state Apnl IS Crew taken 60 C,brNl,sr 4, '
Norwegian bark
Spoke Albion. Galway 90 New-Yofs sIas2 An.
Cook. 90 NHampShEe. 2Sh America Of NBoafors 49,
West 2;th Apn!. Argo. Liverpool % NYork 2lSt AD -
toria Of NYor& NOreans % Caz, Apy. o. Ba,cs;i, =
Grecnock RIO lanelro 20 NloEk March 60 steamer Ral
Liverpool 20 Nferk, May H. OF Point Lyaas. CA2rSEe
Hamburger 60 Nfork, Apnl 81 Columbia. NYo-k n NJ.
series IL Harmony Liverpool - NYork; Jane in DO a.
Iacoma. Rotterdam, April %, Aust bars LNgs Trieste \,
NIork iith, hlande for NNork Nav LAT 81 lon M W.
Norway. Liverpool o. ~ Andrews, Apn IS Par,eo, y
stockton for Philadelphia, 10Th, Parliament of BSios -
2lth Slr Robert Peel NNork 30 London ilth Sooh, ~.
OyianS "a I ive.rl,eol 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Anti-SIavery Convention.

BOSTON, TucslaY, MdY y
The Anti Slavery Convention commenced
this morning Edmond Quincy was elected Presl-
dent and in his opening speech, was very severe
upon the authorities for not letting the Society have
Faneuil Hall
No business of Importance has been transacted up
to the closing of the dispatch
The Union OF AsSocIanoniSts met last night. In
the absence of Horace Greeley, President Mr..
Dwight was called to the Chair
The annual address was delivered by w F. Chan
ming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

CoNNEcTICUT.-The Legislature of this State
will make an attempt to elect a Senator Of the
United States in place of Hon r. S. BALDWIN,
on Thursday next. Mr.. Baldwin has been nomi-
mated 10y the Wing members for reelection, and
we hope he will be returned, but in view of re
cent proceedings at the Connecticut capitol, we
shall venture no prophesy as to the result Of the
hallnflnns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
CADyERTIsENENT ]

Posi- OFFICE, No. AsroR HOUSE, W.
sEY sTREET-The mails for Kingston, Chagre5, Pa
nama and San Francisco, postage 10 cents for SOum
Pacific ports and Sandwich Islands postage 40 cen.
VIII close al p. NJ, this day, Wednesday. hei'
chants and others have an opportunity Of sending on
two days later news, with the guarantee that ihef
letters Will be delivered AZ their destination ~ al
vance OF the L. Mail, which len the 2Gth inst
BERFoRD & Co. AslOr House. EosaY "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

~ The MYsTERY in regard to the
schooner Fllrt which Was al tins pod LAST week, is
EXPLAINED Il seems that those who purchased her
went of with the vessel without paying their debts
and tbs mysterious conduct about here was 70 avoid
their creditors. \ letter from New-YOrk TO a gen
i.cmsE n this town thus explains the matter.
lNewpOrt News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

The italian OPERA.---Maretzek Italian
Opera Troupe viii positively give their first perform
ance az the ASior-placo Opera House on Monday
evening next. The Opera has been remarkably sue
cesS!l IN Boston. where BoSo and Betiia nave ere
aled cu.;e an excitement. The latter appears 70 De
regarded as one OF ne finest tenors we have hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

There is no change to notice In our mar
ket Sales of $500 bushels OF Valley WHEAT have
been made in small lots at 81 to o. We hear of a
sale OF 400 bbs Of FLOUR at 4 Sc. The amount Of
WHEAT, CORN and FLOUR, that has passed the
Welgh-!ock IN this city, for the week ending at ~
o'clock to-day, is as follows WHEAT, 49, 22j bush
CORN 1872 52s do Flour 60 G63 bbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Southern Items.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May o.
The Southern mail, as late as due, Is re-
ceyed.
Hon. Sllas Parsons, Judge of the supreme COur, Of
Alabama, has resigned.
Mr. Coke. formerly a Congressman from Accomac,
Va. IS dead
Thomas Patterson has been convicted at New-Or-
leans of killing Thomas Ross.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
nv JNDUsTRY WE THRIVB.-We ann at

m n,urous establishment with its gay and costly trappngs
and apoendages neither do seek for noorey IN order
that we may dazzle the multitude and lure mem mo our
and we stand fall upon our merits as workmen
Mean oppression compelled us 70 assume our present po
tan our ground we viii contend 70 the last for principles
which the world knows right .nd we wlll TRIUMPH
We aim al excellence in calling We would dazzle only
by the spendor Of productions and desire that fame
only which is Of true desert and lasting We cordially IN
vte everybody to come and gee us ana SATISFY themselves
that we are not 4" all talk and no cider
~ HAT FINIsHERs UNION, II Park Row,
my2s 2tW&F' opposite the Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
rs- care not for old preiu3ices n,

the projectors Of steam telegraph ds their discoveries
for fear u not beng eeOsvSdl and shan hesitate %
nounce the benign mercy OF the Almighty IA granilnr
specific thai ~i NSenthTa mankind from half their is-
dolns positive good than all the other discoveries thai
be has permitted 10 be made Il 70 cure those
heretofore called ncuTahls diseases Consumption Convul
SionS and Dehlly.l water Is 20 Q0ench nre TALBOT
WATTS NEvISf s2t Green~leh-S, where the poor will be
under no obligation 10 fee than those who
fidO,e fO2 NaSSau-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

The receipts since our last have been
FLOUR, 500 bbls WHEAT, none CoRN, 1000 bush.
the steamers news, and hear Of no sales Of I'M
portance WHEAT IS duh, but prices are firm. CORN
Is firm, and in good demand with sales Of 10000
bush at al for mixed Western. Ohio WHISKY Is
steady at Bic. FREIGHTs are without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

tFrom some unexplained cause, We have failed TO
receive about one-third Of our Halifax dispatch The
following al that had reached this city a. the hour
ofgoIng 10 press j
Arr I'm Philadelphia. May y. VIM Penn m Liverpool
SID for Philadelphia May Is. Feu1an. Depeeyue I'm kO
cheiie lHh, savanna Liverpool Arr I'm Baltimore hay
Chfysal. a. Cadz Sid for Baltimore May 49, Challenge
ford, lAh COonst, Liverpool, Samuel do l6h Prince u
ales, DO I'm New Orleans, May Acton Il Tncast 3D.
Resale. Cbrstlanna, 9Th Stephen Young Bordeaux Sth
May Hannah. Belfast. Bordeaux 9th. Maria VI Olleans
Hane, lein, Mag Flower, Antwerp HanaSa, Bordeaux,
Thomas Church, Liverpool, Monterey At Genoa l2,h
BFuius Liverpool, Nancy Paisless Bordeaux. Deyonshre
10, Abbott Lord. 90, Kahahswa do South Carolina DO.
Coubo Huron, the Clyde, 18th, Lucy, do Peter Marcy
Liverpool Patrick Henry, Dublin, 18Th, Eufozla. Liver
pooL Masa.eua do l6ih jenny Lind 20; Ot,omocI0 do,
Earnora, CT Liverpool. Virginia, Bordeaux, OH Belle
Assre Royan leth Prince Albert B0reaut i2th Eastern
Queen, LIVERPOOL 18Th Cornelius 10. ATT I'm Charleston
April "a, Cah August n Christina; Neptune Crons,ait
May Chcara Industry Malaga; SIN SeoStris, the Clyde
an, LOUISA Cesar Bremen; FIna, Eugena Copenhagen;
nth, caribbean. Liverpool; Condor Bo1oene Scr Aierr
i2lh. BrOus Liverpool, 10Th. Margaret. DO Sid foe
Charleston fm Liverpool MAY O. James Calder. fOr Queb
Arp 6 Chnstiana im Bergen May British Queen. Lin
erck, Ih. DondODald, do; 9Th, Thomas Baker, Sunder
land. 9Th lam BrOElhOlm, the Clyde ELzabeth Deal;
new Liverpool Plymouth, va Cork, ioth Hope fleet
WOod CTessSCl CuCeI-;oyE, Pilgrim, a;erfJri, AltORa.
90; i2ih, BTockel, Shields. Royal William, Carn2TyOn
SpTngfelc Liverpool. l3th Fl Dorado; Regent; Pilsrra
New Ross hIeent do. 18th. Peggy Shields, wa Cal way
Wrangeu. In Bristol. Jenneh, Sunderland RAINS do
18th Arab Deal: 18th John Liverpool Sailed FIR Ngn
fre-i, Mey e Herald I'm Clyde, Pekln, do; Pink Ho
cuesss.,n Csl.f'rnis Clyde isth, Ann, Liverpool a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
The Secretary of state at Utica.

Hon. Daniel Webster and suite, arrived
in the cars. last evening, at II O'Clock They were
met at the cars by large concourse OF people, am
,ntro-iuced bv ! A. Spencer Mr. Webster briefly
addressed the aSScmbage, after which score Oh IL
dies paid their respects 20 HIM AT BraggS Hotel. ,
Mt Webster left 1t II o'clock tins morning. LOT Al
bany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
Passengers.

Mr. and Mrs Job Mr. and Mrs Thorn Mr. and Ms Big,
ham, Mr. and Mrs rNey Mr. and Mrs Barker Mr. and Nh
MGrphy, Rev MIR Worcester and lady Mrs Drnmmond an
Mrs Han. Miss Wheeler. Miss Robinson MesSrs brown
Isle. Mckay. Deeho1chlle, Mnlr Loring Gardner /,
Exeter WienSe, Iallargin. Putnsm Darrell warfes
Rodgers, Worcester, Iunter. DeOher. Keme Lony Rs
sell. Hazard, Carter Fell Bath. Schwar,lan Croft Mys,
COmincS WHAT K Nugrnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

The past "a hours receipts have been as
follows: FLOUR 1900 bbls WHEAT, $500 bush.
Corn, $4,000 bushels. FLOUR is in moderate demand
but the market Is heavy and tends slightly downward
the sales were 10000 bbls. The market for CORN
is quiet and prices easier 1900 bushels were
sold at So for Mixed Western and 81 for Round Vel
low
The weather is very rainy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

From Rio JANEIRo.-We learn from the
Captain Of the bark Gypsy, from Rio Janeiro, April
that the Fever had much abated Freighis 10 United
States rather duh. Nominal rate 81 per bag. Coffee
In good demand Weather the past week. fine ana
pleasant. and favorable to shipping Coffee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

splentd Steamboat ISLAND CITY, Captain REYNOLDS COZ
nandcr viii proved the above beautiful place on Thurs
day next MAY - having fun hand OF music board She
viii start frogn Fulton Ferry AZ Ocock the morning
AM will land passengers directly the dock aor
-four hours visitors TO the building site Ani enjoy the
delightful scenery which has much charmed ever Oh
server and Justly obtained for much celebrity and pop
nlany The Subscription Beck VIII De open the ground
which VAL Afford parties opportunity NJ choosing then
lots and Immediately placing their name on the list oi sub
scrioerS kor further particulars Advertisement
There VII &c refreshments or the spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

Brown, Gloucester, llth. Patncan Lserpsos I,, a-a
DO SomPe'ition. Clyde 18Th Sno"ssn. Issrpoo. iss,
lhacena. sth Perseverance. iSth British Am1fe.' i "a
tool Charles, YoughAl Arrived from S; Address, ~.
%, Avon, a, BRISTOL aH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

CHARLEsToN, Tuesday, May %.
The new steamship Marion, Capt. Berry,
from your port arrived at SIX o'clock this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW.YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1851
To our Subscribers.

In Justice our carriers. would state that the late
hour at which The Tribune been served for two three
mornings past, has been consequence Of moving our
printing press from the basement the vault Hereafter
we intend that there shall be for compliant