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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

Ireland and scotland FraA c, Mexico, Canada. ana
South America. be appointed - prepare reSOiu,ioas
expressive Of the sense OF the SehSet> lo"A'I ne
gallant and skIlful Commander Of me facc, am tue
o11cers under his direction
The Chairman appointed the fpllOw1 .1g gentlemen
MI Hadden OF New-NOrA Mr. Taylor, o1o hr
thomson, Michigan Mr. furl5gu. l. oliSlsaa ..
Nh Nichols Virginia Mr. Rcnnic. New. Jersey ,
Nj Pettl, Pennsylvania Mr. Trenholm, SouS1 Car
DINA, Mr. CTeSS. Georgia Capt Dciano. NsSSb'hu-
sets Mr.. Smith. Rhoie Island Mr.. Borden, Texas
Col. Hart, kentsckv Nh Steilm1I. Maryland Mr..
Phelps, Connecticut Mr. Whi;iock. Ne.,-YOrS No.
Baker, North Carolina Mr. Brooke Liverpool VIZ.
hAunay, Ireland hr. Morrison, scotland Mr..
LOlSSet, France Mt TaDpcrlng. Canaia Mr. Reno.
Mexico. Nr. tarrarea. South America. Who -ep0rt-
Ell the following resolutions, which were adopted
with accamailons
Rssolrsa That we tender 70 aptlin Nyc our crate
ful acknOwlCi gments for the aol;y aad fasA0lGcSS
with which he has dis hlrgei his responsible duIeS
during tins unparalleled trp-for the regularity AMI
order which have preyaict-tor the liberal supplies
and for his teyOied attention ad uniTag efforts, with
those Of the Chief Engneet and ms assistants. ani
other officers under ms charge 10 render p, sage
safe. pleasant. and agreeable.
RcScfrod That W. take great pleasure IN com
mendng the superior accommodations Of the steamer
Pacific uniting great convenience safety, ami speed
with all the qualities o. nne sea boat.
ResoIrcd, That these proceedings BE- signed by the
Chairman and Secretaries, on behalf of the PSsSen-
gers, and published IN the Liverpool ana New-fork
papers. JOHN NJ. NILES, Chairmia.
I. I T.. TnoN'0S' Secretaries.
The United States Mail steamship Pacific, Captain
Nye. entered the MerSey on Tuesday n Il O'Clock,
having performed the passage n nine days twenty
hours after the shortest passage Oy several hours
ever made from New-YOrS After the arrival Of the
Asia on Saturday night, many bets were made as 70
the arrival OF the Pacific IN the course Of Tuesday
evening When. therefore. she was telegraphed early
on Tuesday morning OF HOLY head, aud subsequently
of Point LynaS, all parties were taken by surprise.
and the earnest desire which prevailed 10 know The
state of the American Cotton markets, and the con-
dItion Of the crops. caused considerable excitement
10 prevail on Change throughout the morning Hun
dredS assembled on the piers nc ] o'clock for the
purpose Of seeing the noble vessel enter the harb0r
We need scarcely remind our readers that the last
outward trip OF the Pacific was the shortest ever
made 10 Newl0rk so that this vessel has made tho
shortest passages both 10 and from New-fOr< ever
accomplished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
circuit Court -rHuRSDAT. June 5
Before Jul-e EivariS


Caleb F. Lladslcy vs.. PhHip G. Amy
ana Neasrriah Osbora.-Action on bond made by de-
isneahts 70 plaintiff IN December. 1879. conditioned
ma. Iue -e,endani. Amy. WHO had been PROCEEDED
against under the non-mpriS1nment act Tor obtaining
egOS> rom Tue Plaintiff would. within % days ap-
Ply IVI 4s llscarge Is an .nsoTeat according 70 the
P!oslSo.s Oh That act. subsequent 70 ssctl07 10 De-
ienudh Amy, Who resides Rochester dii apply 10
totlily Judge Of Monroe County ihe last one Of
le 81 gdJs Tor the Necessary discharge but hal ne
secIeu according 10 Sec u Of SAID act 10 give - his
0Iposs creator the nOsce required by that ,tlon
lie OBTAINED an order from the Monroe County Judge
ioI iuIhet TINE 70 serve the notice &c, which PLAIN
w ue'i@ed rs nudity The question was whether ih1
MGnIoe county Judge hal authority 10 make the
orler, or whether, the other hand. the bond hti
Inc defendants counsel cCntended that the proper
aPplcdllon had been made by the defendant. Amy,
Wlhh inc thirty days and that the requirements Of
the an section, as 10 the notice, merely dlrcr
tory, a dld not affect the jurisdiction Of the Judge.
counsel Tor plaintiffs insisted that the Bond was
loTlellel ana contended that the jurisdiction Of the
Juige OF Monroe County was limited. and depended
wholly on The statutethat the Judge was prOceei-
ing contrary to the course Of the Common Law, the
JurSdlcuonal facts must be shown, and the require
mentS OF the statute strictly OoSerVedthat the Judge
could make no rule adopt any de OF proceeding
WhateFer-dterng from the statute, but that he must
mpHcitly follow the statute. Counsel was proceed
ing 10 cite authorities, when he stopped bV the
Judge VINO ruled the point IN favor Of the plaintiff.
Ferdlct ior plaintiff for $63s 0S damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
The Industrial Convention.

ALBANY, InurSudy, JUNE D
The Indy strial Convention reassembled
this morning at the Capitol. After some debate an
addition was made 20 the Committee on Credentials
to whom was referred among those presented the
credentials of the coorcd delegate from the Pma-
delpha Land Association, which Is an ASSOCIATION
composed entirely of negroes. \ majority OF the
Committee reported against the reception of the Gre
dontalS Of the colored delegate, and the minority IN
favor OF then reception.
The reports led to stormy and cm0ltteIed discus
SON. when the credentials were received by vote OF
AYES %, NAYS g. THIS result led 10 further discus
SONS which were temporarily suspended for thep uI
pose of ofcCtng permanent organizations OF the Con-
grcsS as follows: George H. Evans Of y. J., PreS-
dent J Sidney Jones and Miss Eliza Evans, OF Phl-
adelphia A. Hall of n Y, w. X. Wilson of WlScon-
sin, Of Boston, L. A. lllne OF OHIO, Dr. Doug
lass of Conn, and Abljah Allery Of VI, Vlce-PreS,
dents DR.. J. w Young and MeSSrs. Barrow and
MasQuerier, of ~ Y. Secretaries; Mr.. Brown, oil
Philadelphia, Treasurer.
Letters were received from w II. Armltage ana
John Campbell IN favor of Land Limitation.
Some of the delegates withdrew after the decision
OF Me credentials, and an adjournment was carried
before anything Of moment was done
Markets. BALTIMORE, Thursday, June j.
Sales were made to-day of 400 bbls How
apl.st FLOUR at 25 GRAIN and PRovlsloNs are
unchanged 5000 bags Rio COFFEE sold at 9a9c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Governor OF New -Hampshire-Dinsm
Elected.
CONcORD, IN

CONCORD Thursday, June D
The two Houses met in Convention this
morning, and filled the vacancies IN the Third Sena-
tona District with the Opposition candidates by an
average majority OF about -.
The Opposition candidates IN the vacant Councillor
Districts have also been reelected by over thirty ma
Jonty.
At quarter past l2 the Convention proceeded to
the election OF Governor with the following result
Whole number Of votes. as Necessary - choice lU
samuel DmSmOor, Opp lt5 Thomas Sawyer, wing l<V
DnSmoor'S majority IS
There were 81 scattering votes, which were no!
counted Two persons only beng conSutuuOhaI
candidates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
MEXICO.

ConCress-The Revenue Quesuon-fuDlc 'reo-
itors-Reduction Of the Mexican Tnrih-Ihe
Minis and Tobacco Revenue-Gen. Santa An
ma Revolutionary Saskatchewan OmCers
ected-Tehuantepec-Death of Pedra1n-
Reducing the number of Army Omcers-The
Property of the Clergy-lndian Troubles
Heavy characterization of the City oil
Mexico-Prospects Of the Government &c
&c. sc.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
CRY or MEXICO, Thursday May Is.
Sen. Yaneg, as informed you on the Sd
ms, Drasented 10 the Chamber Of Deputies various
,os,,;oDs concedinc extraordinary faculties to the
Government for the purpose of creating revenue
The second reading OF them having been dispensed
with they were accepted and referred TO the reSpec
tive committee This became divided IN opinion me
majority. composed Of Alaman, BeiSiegu, and Pmen-
TEL reported against the propositions as being ueciu
edIv unconstitutional But the minority, AEIioja ana
Fuente reported IN favor.
The report of the majority was first taken mo con-
>ideratlon and rejected. That Of the minority was
then taken up and accepted by majority Of 'nIee
votes 1t is, literally as follows
In er that the Government may De enabled u cover
the ordinary expenses which accoIdns 10 lhS e'ls'l,
f be rrcJ Tor TIL the end II June l6o- 70 carry Alo
effect the regulation oi ne a'.i vSr am, NJ Enanre
economy and better service IN 'he uel n shie
the faculty Is conceded for u 10 po'mS Inc
Al ths states not taking their revenues the properly "a "a
5v5ralS nor that Of corporations Tor 10 close lS u
rSrrYe maritime custom houses and tAat until she
6nances be regulated Iay dispose II me Si,oo.N -
<rll remain Of the American indemnity ID NIutr ~
@ror crcltcrs On an amount Of interest," Woh Su.s oo
na,s them until the amount m cash "hO1 WIS e1VN
mn can ne rad These fscutes SAal celSe men "a
1,,sTy 50 the Congress shall meet T. "nch tAe Gy
ent Shal give an account II the use may nave nle
OF ,hem. , 80, 3D., ,o,h
Tb,svas then sen; 80 the Senate and on the IOlh
M. united Committees Of the same, reported against
,ro odontion Of The decision Of the Chamber OF Dep
mite, granting these extraordinary faculties On
,nis rcno1t being put to vote the result was ue.
TDoD this ST Torncl spoke IN favor OF the report OF
The Committees OF the Senate. lie SAID these acui-
tics were unlimited, because with them the Gov
eminent would ALLEVIATE Tehuantepec' Lower Can,
forna. abolish prohibition, close the ports s''felu
an rayments-cvcn that of the foreign deo' lie
sIsa alluded to the extraordinary faculties eohce1ea
90 former Administrations, and to the ABUSES "nl'"
,esu,,cd from them Others spoke IN the same Terms
nronosi,ion was then made TO return the Tepo'' 70
,se Committees, which was agreed to by q vote o.
q against 81. .,,, o.,x 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Interesting from the sOu,h-Mexico, sc.
BALTlMoRE, Thursday, June 5

BALTIMORE IhurSday, juno D.
The Southern Mail has arrived. Later
dates from Mexico had reached New-Orleans. The
cutter Duane at Vera Cruz. Large quantities of
hour from the United States were arriving 1T Tam
pico. II was supposed a revolution near at hand
in Mexico
There were II Cholera deaths at New Orleans du-
ring The week ending the Path ult
Senator King declined public dinner al Mobile.
The ship Georgia cleared at Savannah for Liver
POOL with one million pounds OF Cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
N,v,1.-The L. :. steamer

NAvI.-Ihe |. -. steamer JeHerSoui
lent Murray. from Philadelphia March 81 for san
francisco, arrived ~ Rio dc Janeiro April =, anu
sailed on the 2sih for destination, VIA MoI1efi-e0
and Pacific ports. ~, -,.-- r,,,l,.b
Gunner David Rankin, OF the |. ;. sloop plymouth
has been dismissed from the Naval service. ,,.,.,
The L : sloOp-ofwar Nincennes, Capt hu1s s ~
was TO saul from Panama on the en- vi oHS 49,
crIiSe m the coast touching AZ Reaelo, MAzaIIa.
ana other foreign ports previous to her asfi'N d
g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
The Troy burglary.

Troy, Thursday, June 5
The trial of Crandall, Stewart and the
Watsons, for burglary, IS proceeding. Two wit
LeSSes have been examined, but nothing important
elected.
Watson, who turned States evidence, and the
New York police officer are to be sworn to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Very late from Texas-Lynch Law-DifIiGltie'
between the Mexicans and Indians.

NV -VFLh ANa, It'liY SIIIt ,.
by an arrival at this port to-day, we have
adVlces from Texas to the Both ut
There have been some terrible examples OF Lynch
law at FL PasO, resulting IN the execution Of fifteen
persons.
The Cotton crop Of Texas is remarkably fine and
good yield Is anticipated
Serious difficulties have occurred between the
MeXicans and Indians on the Rio Grande. Wild Cat,
al the last accounts was at Eagle Pass.
A great coal mountain, II IS reported has been dis
covered Id IeIaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
c.nr, CnIendnr-TH Is DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 81, $50, i9I, 80
80 $50 asi 49,. 3Ss. SIS, 100 3oJ, 5S4 $50 ?o
rs ses SIS 400, 4Ol 49, 2l6 sl1. $40 - 'f 49,
&c, $50, $50, go. ITO, ~, 10. -, a.. -,
Common PLEAs.-Nos. 53l' 4-f' ''s'
SIS. SO, ST, so, $40, 54l, 5i2. ooo On, ave
CIRcUIr CouRT.-Nos. All, syn, SSl' 4O'
70 47s asa, asa. s.. $50, 4s4. as. 49, 4o'' 20
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The Kosciusko viii Case.

WAsHNGT0N, wednesday, june D.
In the Circuit Court, to-day, the Jury de-
cided against the validity of the Will Of Kosciusko
OF 1906, as his last VIII and Testament. COnse-
Quently the foreign Hers, for whom Reyerly John
,on and Major Tochman appear, will be entitled I'M
der the VIII of 1916 TO KCScluSkos entire estate,
which IS considerable and suits viii be Instituted for
lis recovery from the Trustees here and their surees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Allegheuy yyhjg Conyentjon.
PlrTsnuLGn. "a. ~

PlTTsDUEGH. IA. ILuT3daY, june ;
The Wing Convention assembled here
this morning
The following arc candidates for the Office Of Re-
glfcr J. Fife, John McCloskoy. James Beanei, Geo
l.. appleton and John Miller
For County Treasurer, A. Richardson AMI J V.
Roland for Recorder.
The Convention passed resolutions N favor o.
protective tariff IN favor Of Gov. JohnStoH's admin
iaIatiOn and also one IN favor OF General Winfield
Scott for the nert Presidency
1t was resolved that we regard the existence OF
Slavery IN the Southern States as a local institution
for which they alone are responsible
That 50 far as It IS recognized IN the National Con-
sutullon they arc wiling 10 execute the same IN
good faith, but that Pennsylvania, having long since
abolished Slavery upon her soil utterly hostile TO
It's further extension, any interference with It by
her State officers.
Tie Convention then adjourned.
Business IS rather dull River falling feet
inches IN the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
The Steamer Alabama at Savannah.

SAvANNAH Tuesday, june Z.
The steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow,
from New-York arrived at her wharf at II o'clock,
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

some incidental concluding business AMI A good
sreech from the President Judge Giles the Convcn-
ton adjourned ssae dc.
here Is to be meeting tonight, 1T which
Col Bieier, Judge Woodward, and many other elO-
quent gentlemen, arc expected 20 SPEAK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
The Confirmation at Bangor.

DANbOhi thursday, Jui4N o.
The fire which occurred here yesterday
afternoon, commenced IN machine shop on llar-
lem and Center SITS, which destroyed, as also
iron foundry three large dwellings, and several
smaller tenementS.
The Baptist and Methodist Churches were saved
only by great exertlOnS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
The shadrach Rescue Case.

BOsTON, InuTSuay, juno ,.
The Jury in the rescue case came into
Court at 81 o'clock and stood ten for conviction and
two for acquittal. The Foreman sand there was no
prospect of their agreeing. The Court directed them
to retire and report again tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Court of General Sessions. THURSDAY, Juno ).

Before the Recorder and AID Halves and Miller.
Arrest on a Bench Warrank-Alexander
II Jaudon was Yesterday arrested by Mr.. Relyea OF
the INDEPENDENT Police and brought into Court
Jaudon IS impleaded with Cyder andiMckay IN the
Milwaukee bond transactions, which created so much
excitement a short time since. He was held to an
swer the indictment.
Trial fer FORGERY m The Third Degree.
Edwin Henry was placed on trial charge with for
gerry In the third degree. altering prOmSsory note
Tor SIS to 81 ,525 The note which was produced IN
Court reads as follows .
q i9s IA No Ngw-Yo0K, juno Is. 1851.
Eight months after date promise 10 pay 10 the order Of
Edwin Henry At the Union Bank One thousand hFe nun
dred and twenty-five dollars. Value received ,,,
Due Feb 10. 1851 j. y COC hoEs,
TINS note the complainant Coursen swears was
only for S25 when he signed H. lie never saw Il after
he but his signature to II I'll II was nearly maiured
The SOS Tor which he gave the note 10 Henry was 70
pay for s. loaned and for dog. The case on me
part OF The prosecution was not concluded when the
Court adjourned
Plea of Gulity.-CharleS Smith, indicted
for grand larceny in stealing about $50 worth OF
clothing from Charles ). Jones, on the 10th OF May
Was ar?aigned and pleaded guilty to petit larceny
The plea was accepted and the prisoner was sent 20
the PententiaIy for SIX months. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
Ma ority for the new Constitution.

BALTIMORE, IhurSdty, June D
The majority for the New Constitution
Will range from Ten TO fifteen thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06
p.esins. Of Produce.

B, TIE Eortl Rrer sys.s. Corn 10 a.
Flour szs bushels BaIsy S ~, mssss sssz do Por
s GA ~ ~ DO Lard i5dO Ashes 30 do "AA' "
Do Mesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

an ,nSeei y rather lower sale # oo0oo gals.
- ale ~ leading IADseed OIL Manufacturer at 11I1s
- - 10 md N coo 20 30 go gallons II 71e7c. IN lots
TLITOW-The market IS easier, with more Offering
81. - ~ Is go rs New Orleans al 8 ll-ibc.
pOOTS AND SHOES-The market 8 rather dull, Dnt
et for California ptlons Of goods prices are seadi-
" Tnsintaned There Is soBs demand from The South
~ht Cty made goods are scarce Mems Kip and thlck
Tot. Ias2 Do calf bots s231 20 do se"ed cali ~
"a KIP and thick brogan 6cc9sl calf and goat 90 ~ t
Is ladies' fine City made CATERS ISsl 10 iadies hA' ~
aad enanelec shoes City made, eOcfesi -. - a.
IRON-sco,ch Pig que, At 10 y mos s az -
,,ns Fn~sh BAR 70 arrive made al aiont ~, -
NAVlI sTORES-spirifs TarpentIns a rathe' "o'''''
and 100 bbls sold At 53i15ac, cash
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By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

....,-- M-crettc Te,csrsss Q,s corner Of H77ovcr cH4
be3reT sfTfGts.
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TnE TRIBUNE.

Markets %. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Ihh TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, Juno 8.
.euESThe market "a firm with a far demand for Pots
atSj Pearls quiet at So Sales u 80 bbs.
COrTON-The market has declined lc, with sales OF
'FIOTR AND MEAL-There IS better feeling spps..
rent the low grades II state and Western f3n ana oo'
little u he had inside figures that AZ all desifsble
There Is better Eastern and Export inquiry and We notice
speculative demand for State and OHIO Their. Is less
medium and better grades, which arc quiet Canadian
steady but quiet sales Of 900 bbs At ee1t ~ 70 p9a'
snp,rfne. s7,al C for Michigan and lndiana pa
81 f state the latter prce for fresh ground and 100
s Of CeO bills 5c@5 81 for 70 good brands and
g75 50 for fancy Rye Flour quist sales Ivy DOS AZ
81. Corn Meal inactive At - Tor jersey @n" ~ '
DGR2iN-Ther. Is nothing dong Wheat, and prices are
roInna Rye - quiet sales Of $50 bushels Al Dc IN VA.
Nm O,,s srs steady and duh ss7c for Northern and
4ae4e for Jersey Barley quiet At sj~oc Corn opened
dun on Gf9fs .S w ~as s f' nhs . ss ed
INSIDE figures the close sales CO 900 bushels At % 10 neat
md &c for good Round White. Receive" are stonns
WIIsKY-The market Is again lower sales Of 200 bbls
a PIC FOR Prison. and % hhds Drudge II &c
PROVISIONS-There firm feeling IA the MARKET iof
saes II 3O bhls AZ Il 7t@ 81 Tor new Mess IL ~ fof od
DO - IS for Prime and u % tor old beei rather
rrce without resulting and joefl fgr City and Chicago
Mess Prime que, At sy@se Beef Hams are yer, ~ a ~
Hams and q for Shoulders Lard !, very hes',a e ior
Prime 100 bbs sold part a. somethiDg less The large
IS e,I Ono and os Is Tor state Cheese 8 steady
WOOL--Is dull snd heavy The new CLIP - arriving "a
Clip erta ne al 5cc Within the last three days 20 100
10 Pulled sold al 3Gz4lc for Country sperns and tIsy
r extra Foreign steady few bales Of entire kios s'la
a. zsc few Buenos Aes al soc and 100 bales Oassa y
2tc There have been large operations n OieSA -
Boston, account 4 New YORK operators son,
small parcels Of Leaf sold at 7c Tor cmnoa' ~, R,sn
ding loac for fns sg,9s l ~ bs,s. Pond. a. se
Tie stock Of Foreign az 49,.
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WAtnIXGToX, Thursday. June ).

WELLINGTON, IiurSday, June J.
Ilearn from a gentleman just from Cali
s,,na. WHO knew sometime q Morehead's move
,os,,s. ,hsl he has gone 10 Lower California with
,v,o hundred men well armed and prorisoled. lis
,,;pion is, that with this force Morchead can take
s,s hold posse sion without dGiculty declare indie
Dendence &c
The President and Cabinet are closely scanning
,Ae periIs Of the FLORIDA Claims with reference to
their payment if homes; and just; or their reference
hack to he courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

The receipts at the SUD IreasuIy are
sllseoo Payments, 1885 Balance sz'''a'"''
Al Auction to-day $4,000 Arkansas
Bonds sod at s6tdS4. closing at s.
A cotton failure to the amount OF 100000
,eDor,ed to-day. and the fsilrre Of the gentle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-06

It's understood that tho three indictments which
grew out of the transactions connected with the lat
ter days If the State Bank At Morris, n j., will come
up for trial at the Morris County Circuit Court on the
l7th inst The prosecutions will be conducted by the
Attorney General assisted by Theodore Littell. Esq,
Of Ncrrstown
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

SUPERNATURAL CONSTITUTIONS
Well is famous mineral spring in Missls-
sppi, the discovery of which, as reported,
is delightfully."- marvellous. The Rev Pres
ton Cooper dug we'll, got TO rock and
got no water. He gave it up and resorted
to a cislern. But the faies did not give it
up. He was visited by an cid man in a
dream, who babe him dig again and 60
deeper. He obeyed, and went through the
rock, bu, got no water. Again he gave it
up. But the supernatural old gentleman
cs me hack to his dreams. Dig deeper, was
the command. Dig he did, and again he
STUMBLED upon rock. and no wafer
Again was the work abandoned. and again
the ghoslly visitor appeared. Perseverance
at last. brough, the water, and it proved 10
be mineral, and such mineral water as
cues all human Affections. OF course,
we do not doubt this history; out we are
monstrous'y apprehensive that the country
will be flooded with mineral springs, all
the discovery Of ghoslly visitors to respec.
table clergymen at midnight.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-14

COUNTERFEIT AUGUSTA BiLLs.-The
Editors of the Augus'a, Ga. Constitution.
alist and Republic, have been shown
counterfeit, ten dollar bill on the bank Of
Augusta, which was received by the CASH
Ter from Trenton, Dade county, where two
men, implicated in negro and horse steal
ing, were arrested, and on their persons
were found about ll50 dollars OF these
sruriols bills. The cuunteriel,eis, how
ever, made a mistake. no, only in the plate.
bu, The date Of their bills. The counterfeit
is dated in !Sl7, in which year the bank
issued no bills Of the denomination Of ten
dollars, from the plate of which this is a
counterfeit, with the signatures OF J. w,
Davies, Cashier-Robi. +. Poe, President
On the counterfeit bills, the signature Of
these gentlemen are so perfect. that il made
10 the original plate, they would find dli-
fculty in denying them; bu, still there il
such a difference in the bills, that any on,
can readily de,ec, the counterfeit.