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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

Ills Honor the Recorder In the Chair
NsF l2-Tbe minutes q the preceding meeting were
read aud approved
" James Taylor for Sg7 for corporation refreshments
ordered TO b. paid " Lawrence Reed amount $40,
for medical services at Of the station housesoriered
10 be paid
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Corporation Counsel inclosing hs opinion
On answer a. resolution Of the Board) that the Aeae.
should b. directed 70 proceed under the passed
nth April 1870 Ordered TO b. referred 20 tho Commit.
tee on Annual Taxes, and 10 b. printed
rRfrfTr CTftrcu school.
on motion n the Supervisor n the First ward much
~ the RESOLUTION Of the Committee Taxes denying the
petition u james Richly and others rcscinded and
eavc given q withdraw the petition and present 10 the
Common Council
That tho srFsors be ordered 10 proceed and make M
The asses mont under the twenty 9th ectoa Of the act
Of iltb April, 1s4o
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Rev Charles Il aged - years committed suicide at
Leominster, Mas the 81 inst lie dictated in the
pulpit on the preceding sabbath No Is assigned
for the act
terrible hurricane visited Raleigh c. on the 5th
int Houses were unroufrd. trees fences, Sc blown
down Damage not less than $4,000
special committee q the Massachusetts, legislature
has reported voraby upon the propriety Of removing
the q government from the city Il Boston to
more central location a the state
A Massachusetts, paper having stated that tho fire.
nrrn ordered 10 be- manufactured by the Legislature Of
south Carolina were to be made by Massachusetts, Yam
KEGS. William Glaze. II Columbia, c. denies the
ton and says he has the contract and the whole will be
manufactured In South Carolina.
william Radcliffe has been arrested at Milwaukee, Wis
for the murder n William Ross.
George W Johnston. late speaker u the Kentucky
House II Representatives u 4 stated Is dcfsuer 70
the amount a 5000 in retaining money collected for
the Bank a the Commonwealth o. Kentucky
There we're lo7 deaths in Philadelphia during the
week ending the 10th inst
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MARITImE INTELLIGE NCE



Steamers eorEs Porter. Havans &C. Roberts; Yul-
' siip."Hudsen IBfs@i Hohor.. bremen. Pope CO;
Baris-J Patton, u, croveil, Carthagcna, Everett n
Brown NINA tBreml Erdnan Msnlsnio, Pope CO.
Bres-Itabelia. MATHEWS, savaniA. W Elvel CAleut-
ia clark. Csrienas Nesmh sons sophia Nyman. Jack
Jseilon,ie; Tyses Ferguson, ChArleton. q Buckley:
schrs-Tiirt, Townsend, Bshia; Harrison Price Price,
yanasS. Des Co Helene erSsn ciarIeston \ / Nc.
Cready a Co. Margaret, ho2lam, Ftttrsburg Oraloo,
Adams Bsngor Caroline stone, stone do francis,
Arrived.
ship Australia tBrl Pctman. Liverpool IS days, with
ship Manchester Tyler New orleans u days. with mdsc.
slip ceiymts. wnslow, Norfolk daJs with md,e. 70
Bsrk 4 Crovel Liessang Matsnrss May with sugar,
brig iiepe tBr) Toncaser Liverpool VI days with mdse
passenger Tapscot Go. The II IL bound 70
Brig John Hawkes. (Br) Richards Limerick S4dsys. with
iron Fnd u PASSENGER, 70 order -, -
10 psys BROOM CO. tx tst, iat 81 o. Ion 62ss spoke
Whsle ship south Carolina of New Beaford, days out
Schr Hnma tbrl JARVIS haiasa' izdsys' WIN iroiS 70
seST louisa, Hspd North caroiins, days. with naval
sehr Saratoga, Thompson, Philadelphia, bound 70 New
sehT 4 Fsnpsr, Nickerson, Boston, gdsys
sehr Eliss jane Kelly, Dsnvers. . days
seIr Crane, SNOW, Gloucester. days.
seIr Tivano, Low, Gloucester. day.
scir Edinburg, Crosby. Bangor, days.
ss shT fsir sri BEISsiin ' Restlsaa
sehr EHort, Bridges Rockland days.
sloop Radiant Barker Providence,
sioop WIN n Borven, Kinney, Providence.
sailed.
steamship Georgia, Porter New orlesn, and Chagres
The r schr reported in Monday mornings edition should
Je The Wirsrs, not Arrard.
u.x ~ wind aurinp the day from s b sSE.
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TelegraphIc RePOE1s.

NEW ORLEANS May IL
The advices per Arctic received. and cotton Is
heavy at decline of quarter cent strict middlim
The receipts at all the southern ports Pol
bales ahead Of the same period last year. In f-eghts
fye-eights Of peny Is asked for Liverpool Ster-
ling exchange has advanced to 10k. Flour is
duh and without any demand for export Ohio
is 50 80 a SO eo-arse lots were offered at less
200 casks Of bacon sold at &C. for prime sides, aud
&c for shoulders Mess pork il dull and there few
buyers Lard is unchanged barrelled sells mt 9isc
Corn is 4Sc for prime yellow, aud soc for white Sugar
moasses and coffee unchanged; and very little is
ing in tobacco. Lard oil has advanced TO zoe.
MoBrLE May a.
There has been inquiry for cotton to-day and the
market has improved slightly Sales 1900 to 1000
bales middting a. % asi
CHARLESTON May g.
The cotton transactions yesterday limited to
200 bales at decline Of three-eighhs of cent
prices paid prior to the arrival Of the Europa
adyiees extreme prices ranged from y to 10 l6d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

PRrsrpEsr FiIIMokE ~ TsSsEsrI.--Gen. Campbell the
Wing candidate for Governor Of Tennessee has expressed
his preference for Mr. Fillmore any other candidate
for the Presidency in 1852 In late speech at Spring
field. in that State he said in consequence Of Mr. r.
fathfulnes the Union he preferred him before any
other il he was at liberty to express preference.
SENATOR WaDr. o. Ono, ASo ruF Conference.-The
following is from Ohio paper aud will throw dodbt
upon the assertion that Mr. Wade the Senator elect In
Ohio Is favorable 10 all the Of the compromise
.qni Fugititt Lsw M,enag-0ur :, nator Hon. II.
u Wade Hon H. Giddngs. j. {. Vaughan, and others,
win address the citizens Of Lake and adjoining counties,
TUESDAY next, thel6,h Of May, at o'clock PM at
the Court House in rancsve. Turn out. every body
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hrrived-Bark Dragon, Buenos hyres, March n Monte,
yideo 2sd Lett former barks SaxonYe fer Boston -
DAYS Mary Martha. do, l Thwtus for Nfork ~ Henry
shelton unc; Robert Morrison, Tor NO Janero next
Irirs Crunstadt do, e Tuscany for Nlork, - Sid oth
bak Wary smith Boston, 18TH, trs Lumley do Az Monte
vdea Creole from Baltimore via Rio Janeso, just arr
etean,ers Monumental City, from do for California; m
Pease NYork for DO AZ Buceo, bark FRANCES far
trif ~ from baltimore for nuencs Ayres Spoke March ~
lot sos Ion q - bark Edward Korfsh from salem Tor
Barss i1iiete Rochelle via NYorki frsnklin, Trinidad
Cen Jespp snd Selsh, Philadelphia. -. - =, =.
Ery Otis. Suyrna. spoke MAY w lat W - tPn 70 ~
81 ~ tortsn from Nfork Ter 81 John. NB :. ,...--..
Brgs 4 y q Gilmore, Ssyannahi Nary H. Battimersi
Nw trawf ford, philadelphia sc1rs Jaguenet t Weh.
one Motile, Jus nallack, OIL u y Leialtnn, satla
RIVER lha niS saa t9shela, Mamns,op, M hsaP'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

On Thursday, May 5, by the Rev G. II. Fay, Mr. Jo-
A. STARR, formerly of Newburgh, N. r., to Miss
Susan A. LAWRENCE, OF this city.
Newburgh papers please copy.
At New York on May IL, by the Rev DR.. Phillips, Mr..
PETER HENDERSON, OF Jersey City, TO Miss EMILY GiB-
BoNs Of New York.
In New York, on May II, by the Rev Mr. Chaplin, En-
Ii. DAVENPORT TO THEo daughter of VIM. Lindc-
man. ESQ all of this city.
At Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening May T. by the
Rev. Benz. q. Cutler, Mr. LEONARD T. SMITH 10 SARAH
EIrAaETH, eldest daughter of Mr. H. L.. w. Schieten,
ali Of Dro.kyn
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PLACES or NArrvIru-United States. 81; Ireland leS
Engand, IA Scotland y Wsles Germany Is; France. l.
Holland !; Switzerland 1: Mexico, l; Unknown, q.
FRonHcspital, Bellevue u; Pententiary, Bisekwells
Island, Il Small Pox do, Lunstic Asylum, do L. Ran.
dais Island 3 City Hospital =; City Prison, Il Almshousc
Backvells Island L. Coiored Home, Coorod persons T.
A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
City inspectors Olce NAY n, 1851.
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600 ftTsSSs oS sSRkD or ros SerGns sG@s
a.sysnean Lnimen, which warranted superior 70 any
81 sss Ssy VII e 70, as y %, sr
nads Price and = cents Depot rs Greenwich street
pERsoNs u, WANT or MEDICAL AID. SHOULD
1r Ieine 70 Duane s,ree, n painl sna svsr ,rr ~
legs arms throat sc. and lead ai violent p.ias
Tsssrti e tLe a6ovs.FM Isc rmsn lith ward:
the misere able from dreadful (caused ~
pry and si.easss N ysrioys Part. e o s.i
hned = led 10 re crutches will not attempt 70 de-crh
call won ne At pousSsrty. Pilot osc corner Of souss
me Captain Rshard Yaies NB-Dr' mens can resrr 20
hundrs Of similar lie also refers 70 the profession
leneraily.
IA Dr. De Laney Medical formuiary on certain dsess.s
and for PSppsr the sss;
street. nesr RSSad fa " - ss sro Oh r'nar
woUIe saT I. TO THOSE xc
tass care Of thy health have devoted years
.isnts hese who sisa . consult tsc,e ss5.ssss
eseepted II Won r'Ips yr .h va 70 iii ydss ~.
hns'.. sso 99slu.hns ,s yor h,g only can sass
.ry for Si,eass IN al " Persons whose health hss
liam street
he. MORRISON IS CONSULTED cosrIDEsrrALLx
on CERTAIN aseases which ne treats without mereury
enables him cure nervous Debility Ss arising salt
fasa se a,i Fee en- Gu red 'r'''' 'm'' "
DR. GREGORY mas REMOVED TO NO. 81 DuANa
- street. Centre street where he may be oonsuitsd
eonfdcntay all diseases Of delicate nature asy
and evening DR. O. has enjoyed the conhdenes Of large
number Of patients In this city for more than twenty
pact, with uncommon success
nR. WARREN, / MOTT STREET, Is CoNFiDEv-
- italy consulted diseases. A practice Of thirty six
years. which IN European hospitals enabes
him effect greedy without mercury DR. w. OBJ
tanned his London diploma IN 1915 His Specific
bottle fail Of Beware poisonous counter
nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACrfCAL PRl-
~ vate Treatise" &c.-ohce hours, 10 IL a. ~, 70
r. NJ (Sunday exceptedl No. 50 Greenwich street 10 hna
matter Of surprise to that
bty and Of professional attanments should devote his Al
tcntcn TO the diseases which people every description
tend TO cure 50 easily H. however the thousandth para
ofthe msers these people bring society knoNn
very different opinion would be formed. And II 10 not
only the present mkery and detection, rreyng on the
mind as well az the body, bu Of nature ne 70
affect pocrity and TO destroy faculty
aosether II Ia fact tha when not properly treated.
thsy may remain dormant IN the constitution as 70 sp-
pear In no other than in their effects pcsery;
ye properly understood most easily and speedfy ~
moved FROM the uncommon medical advantages the author
enjoyed and extensive and long practice IN this
Speciality he has ample grouna for insurng permanent
cure eaees Of structure, however complicated OF of
standing be- and that stage certain dssases
orheir consequence we'll the deriorabe eheets re-
eung from early improper habits he can Insure such oer
tain, safe and radical cures as can be obtained IRON no
other source america Those Who apply In the esb stages
vA 10 surprssts, the ease sad rapii,Y 9fAs Safs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13
City Intelligence.

The SECRET NAVAL EXPEDITION rfE CRESCENT
The Crescent City had not left yesterday but
still under orders and lying at the foot Of Warren
street Probably she Is waiting for the arrival Of the
President and Cabinet The notice that posted up
on Sunday. prohibiting sdmitance on board, taken
yesterday, and il seemed doubtful to some who
ought to know, If the ship was going ut all.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saturday the arrivals of emigrauts
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Rirfh.
Married,

Recently, the lady of Col James Watson Webb, of a
son Bsptised Sunday last at Tarrytown. by Rev DR.
Creighton, by the name Of William Seward Webb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

PrIADELyuA, May l2-Firsf Board-fi,O0o Suslue-
hannah Canal 6s b. 49, sao Do b. a. 4dD DO; 81, 4Oo
do ~. 3so do b. IS; a 75eo LehEh Int 50; 30 do. NJ;
l1Psnnaes c.is so Lehish Us, 10 r3l.; 1000 Reading
g. ~ -, I l,UJ do b. 7isa; 100 do 74s,; 0oD do,
BIS, IA loo chs Reading Railroad s. "a Penn Railroad
ai DO. - 49, mine Hill Railroad, n; Mechanics
du- h5
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The Rochester Timts states that Jerome Fuller. o.
the lWory STATE Reg,eo, has been appointed Mi
mister to Russia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

HAVANA ke-steamship Ceorgia-Tor New Orieass-y
" Phhbriake and lady Miss Van So.trsnd. Hss
Iurtayn. Mr. Mace Gomez Gereda, Ruiz, ST. Awe
neny.
LiysnrooI-siip Arctio-cspt Mattison. UsN; Fbsy
Sc Lcus Consul for Venice Els, Loui BILE; La
gstaeh, Mr. ONei Mr. Warner, Ir Mhenzie and wifs NJ
BOult, wife and yCh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13
Weekly Report OF Deaths

In the City and County of New York the ID day Of
May, 10 the 10th day Of May, 1851
Men, I5 Women, Ill Boys, rs; Girls, 9S-Tota, i)2.
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Passengers Arrived

Nav OaIrAss-Ship Man ehester-Mrs Dane, w Lang
don, lady sad child MIRA Clarren. Mrs Andrew aaa
want q Nessenger-S1 In the stecraae.
hsrkNyAs-Bark l. Croweli-W Gulvens, RMaek
Sanford, MULTI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-13

A NTAC0SIsT1C TO PREJUDICE AND EMPrRrCIsM.
N Dr. De Laneys Medical Form certain aseas.s
and weaknesses fa ridgea for popular reading wish the
mercural prescriptions sc. Price only 2 cents Soi6
ut t2 broadway pnd ly post % the author 81 spenar
street. noAr hroadwRy. l9nsaltations grntis.
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Foreign Ports.


March .. brig choe,av. rarrington. Gorse.
deiphia
Louiss ssrd from sslsss Boston and several foreign
CrSvsss' ait Arrii 2-Briss Calais. Hoyt for SYorh.
coon; Carlsns Flowers or Phsdsirhia sdays Tyrone,
NYorR Jays ana o,hs9s ghssasan,iy rsr"rsd SD ~,
Goth, bari Elep, Ni,eheil Montreal.
lem dsi c6ostar ysrrasep from Car ysri Tsi1ads via
uss arr sld March 10 tafk Cen Taylor soue tfrom
LSoTsyss sfrii s-Arr brr $, Ararsv Robertson BAL.
Sapcs u days va' IN port 10TH TO sail next day for
to osnp. Ir ssrIo destination row decided 20 ss Bossoa
narts14s. Nay i-sid hriE Petos, Portland.
AA%sla Holder 81 NS'Ts a,y' cilss5 rss1 q, |,
Dyer Do DO; rSnshits lane from Do Dig wabash. Hill,
foI Boston, days tris LHey Brewer Cor NioIk. Tag
from snd for SYori. I y days.
Dpesy Orleans .ehr. VIM Wilson, Gbs for Boston,
AZ % 18th brr oetsyis schrs EQUITY and VIM Hills all
fsRssssrco, hTTa s-Brlrs Brsnayvine corusk, from,
james Rver Az Peb Lopsr North from Philadei.
Pcsef Pr hrr.l aLBsrs Yhrss Brothsrs Of and for
: dsys ieLr Carrier, Glib. for fiilsdsphis, day.
Pssasa trcy to April 2l-cld bark Mary Merrill, Robin.
Rio iassiRo, March isBsrhs Aissins, Burngsmc from
SsS ' Jan a. s s% io"c
ssps ds steamer rr.mCP, SsLano from NY0rk tF'OS
At d. I'd 1 trsnspor, Southampton. Turner from
II sd,i ar.s; ~ E,gs fry%sg. ,ss%s.
SiSS from ss p 'G saps .sSSa
BON Boston for % doi SEES Bird tsteemsrj Williams
from Porramhuco Tor DO t. ssil Dth; Henry. Hunter
late Martin, from Wilmington, for California In
or days Indu. Thomson, for baltimore 70 sail the
9th; Black Squali. Goldman, for New Orleans, Roam
ole, Celly FRONT Baltimore diHr Gpsey, Lam from
Boston dot Active FoSwe rem Bshs DO; Alexina, from
Cacm, dos Gen Jones Harding from Boston, do; Rnjah,
from VII eruiFe, inst Delav arian, Hayuie ldg
rigs Ida, Collins from California, TO sa 26th destination
unhnowns Prescott Sims from NY0rk ldg. Seguine,
Davis from California Sid bark FL Dorado. Etchber
GER Baltimore; lrg Paul Jones' Charleston tbcore rep
ldg for Baltmorc).
R1aIpgo Jan G-Arr bark susan (of Cbarestonl aves,
STrrcco took water and SD date for Valparaiso and
Rio Jsneiro.
tRtvsN, April eBrgs Crampus, Hotehkiss for Glou-
cesfer DAYS Frank Tucker, vtg carSoi Ctarna bats
disr. Going in, an herm trig. :.
81 THoass April as-Arr bark Gov Won oShoIm. Davis
YcrL; brig Harriet Mitchell Sprnam. Sid I'D brig Wser
Witch Arccito, schr MAJ flower Cube. =
NsirARAiso, March 22-Arr chip Lawrence -, Re
IorepAf April f7-Bark Toltenham tBr) for Boston,
vita passengers brig Charles tBrl ~ DO To other YES.
s,ls - tahc TotBgpstIs to Boston fsrs sSrseIA
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FOrel1n MaIIa.

Letter Bags for Halifax and Liverpool per steamer Naya
from Boston will close at the Exchange Reading Room
(67 Exchange all Tuesday 18th Inst at quartz.
before o'clock.
An Express Mail for Chasres Kingston Jan Juan PsnA
Oregon South Pacific, and San Francisco will clos
at the Exchange Reading Room (6 Exchanged Tuesday
18th. at y. o'clock.
Postage San Francisco Is cents Small packages taksI
1t reduced rates Through in 80 days in charge Of specs
messenger.
Letters prepaid at the Reading Room to any par
Of the orld.
The above Letter Bags also Kenyon 81 Wall street
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

TERRIBLE ExpLOsIoN.-On Friday of
last week there was an explosion of fire
damp in the Washington Company's Coal
Mine, at Fort Griffith. Pa. which, in its
consequence was veiy disastrous, result
ing in the death of three of the miners
and the severe injury offve others. Two
of the number, Messrs. .Nesbits, were
instantly kiiled-one being blown TO the
distance of Que hundred and fifty yards,
aud the other about fifty, A third was
driven through tho side Of the engine
house. breaking through a A by 9 inch
ioice of timber in his passage! and yet,
strange to tell, hot bone in his body was
broken, and his recovery is considered
quite probable, We append list Of the
killed and wounded:
George Nesbil, aged 22; Robert Mes.
bit, aged Is, (brolhers,) killed; Michael
White. killed; James and Joseph Speer.
ing, (brothers, severely Injured; Michael
Ryan, severely injured; John Jones,
wounded; William James, slightly wound,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03
New York LEGISLATURE Corruption

New York LEGISLATURE COTT9Ption
and Bri6ery.-A very stringent bill for
the suppression of gambling being before
the New York Legislature, Mr.. G. Bull,
Sergeant. at. arms of the Senate. under.
took to have the bill defeated. expecting
to be paid by the proplietors OF gumbling
houses in New York. He is said to have
received several large sums, but one per
son, Samuel A. Suydam, upon whom he
relied for aid, refused 10 pay aud divuIg.
cd the whole matter. He appears to
have operated with effect upon the Sen
ate committee, composed of three mem
bers, Messrs. C. ID. Robinson, S. Fl
Johnston aud A. C. Stone. The matter
was brought before the Governor and
Senate and examined with closed doors
In the mean time. Mr.. Bull got wind Of
the matter and departed to parts IN
known, supposed to be some enc Of the
gambling bells in that city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs.-.The
Pittsburg Gazette details the arrest there,
on Wednesday, by stratagem, Of Austin
Salmon aud Samuel Gardiner, part ct a
gang of counterfeiters, who were daily
making large sales Of counterfeit money
to dishonest persons in that city. An
agent was sent particularly to buy some
counterfeits, when the police rushed in
at a given signal aud secured them. -Four
hundred dollars spurious Sos aud $3's
on the State Bank of Ohio, aud Sl0's on
the Miners Bank of Pottsville, Pa, were
found in their possession. Both Austin
and Gardener were committed for fur,her
hearing. The latter admits his crime,
and declared that he had sold one thous.
and dollars in spurious money, on the
previous day. to rattsmen going down the
river, and other persons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

RAILROADS AND COMMON RoADs.-.-We|
happened a few days since to DO upon
one Of our wharves, when we saw two
loads OF sugar box shocks being landed
on the wharf, II load by the cars iiom
Waterville, and tho other on a team from
Buxton. On inquiry we learned that the
freight Of the form r.'S2 miles by rail.
road.-.wss but FIVE cents per box, aud Of
the latter, only sixteen miles. nine cents
The iron road thus makes Walrrvillo bu,
fve.ninths of the distance to Buxton. by
the country road. aud The Kennebec rive
at Waterville, and is nov nearer to u
than the Saco is at aud above Buxton,
Portland Advertiser.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

ls4s N lS5l-New Hag.-Gen.
Lewis Cass passed up the Lake to his
Detroit homo some days ago. without re-.
ceiving. as we observed. any marked at.
lentions from even his party friends. No
booming cannot announced his approach
10 Cleveland as in 1913, and no "noise
aud confusion" placed him in disagreed.
bic circumstances" His "swiit wit.
nesses" we he'ieve did not even pay thei,
respects, though they were in the city
from the Governor down To the veraciou,
editor who testi6es he did and did no
hear the "noise and confusion" speech.
1t is minated that some Of our expos
ed Lake seOmen intend to fling nev
and significant banner { o the winds.
will bepron It's folds a half finished LAX,
Harbor badly dilapijated under the stoI
policy of Van BureD-a vessel going I
pieces on the bar-the crew buffeting tn
overwhelming waves-w with a distinguish
ed Presidential aspirant calmly survey
ing the scene fiom a broken pier, and OK
pressing his Indifference by exclaimin
II AM A MERE LOCKER N!'.. Clepe Hei
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

THE KENT MAssACRE.--On the goth
inst, William w. Webster ,one of the par
ties arrested. having applied for a writ of
habeas corpus, had an examination. The
evidence was not by any means concIu.
siye, but the Court thought it sufficient
to remand the prisoner to Jail. The prin.
cipul evidence related to certain threats
made and his conduct after the murder
At tho same time, Heron and Food. two
other parties. were released. but recog
nized to appear as witnesses. The affair
is still involved in mystery.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

THE HoRRID AFFAIR AT PITTsBURG.-
We published a statement, a few days
since, of a mother, at Pistsbnrg, having
received from her daughter a mortal blow
with a poker. The facts are melancholy
enough, but not quite so bad as that.
The Pittsburg American says:
Some Of the children we've qnarling in
a room-the daughter was parting or re.
proving them, and had the poker in her
hand when the mother cam in, aud rep
rimanding the children. took the poker
from the daughter, and turning round.
and in something Of u rullled and excited
state of mind, stumbled and fell. the po
ker entering her side, penetrating be.
tween three and four inches. She died
almost Immediately The unfortunate
sufferer was Mrs, Riddle, the wife OF
Squire Riddle, Of Robinson township
one among the most worthy and respec.
table families in the county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

FIRE AT PoMERoY,--A destructive fire
occurred at Pomeroy on Saturday morn
ing last, which destroyed nearly the en-
tire square between Court and Hine
streets. The loss is about $50, O00, partly
covered by insurance. We regret tc
learn that the Telegraph lost all but III
type and books. The two engines came
in collision by an accident, which injured
several persons.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-03

NV YoRK. March 81.
TheJmy in the case Of Brooks { the Express
VS.. the Southern Telegraph Company for with
holding a dispatch, have rendered damages 10 tho
amount Of 5000; they were laid at 10000.
Advlces from Texas To the l3th, announce the
receipt If II letter by a gentleman Mt Indiana from
Gen Cass, in which he says lie will be "A candidate
for the Presidency If nominated by the National
Democratic Convention,
W. Underwood aud Capt McCulloch were III
pursuit OF II large body of Indians who had cross.
ed the river Rio FriO.