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Mrs. G. RODDY.

n MRS. &c HODDY.
Corner Of Carondelet Julia streets HsIElM
IL Respectfully begs lsavs o the ntten Ry2E&9
- ttn of the ladies' and the public generally to her WI
large aud extensive assortment Engh,
BoNNETs as well as article in the MILLINERY linz
Her assortment 10 equal to that OF other th
city, and her terms IL moderate, :" '"'
Mrs X would inoIm the ladies that she hes carried on the
DkEssMAhiNG for this and prepared To
give the fullest satisfaction with their
patronage old Bennes cleaned fashion,
for Nv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-08
FANCY DRY tO0DS, al
SIMPSONS.
g., NEW SPRING GoODs.

N - &. BANlSTER &sE,5 ,
NJ No. IS ROYAL street, corner o Bieny,le .es, z
IL Hts receive nae assortment SPRING PIKE
GOODS consisting ct B9uneg, Ribbons Finaer Gloves er
Also, ssvefa FARASJLS Tor sale gboesai b %, ''
Mnlnrra supuigd a reduced ,rse,
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
SIX DAYS LATER.

By the arrival of the brig Tehuanepec, we
have received the Pacific News Of the Dist Janu-
airy. We find nothing particularly new or inter-
esting The Presidents Message was received Oh
the Goth, and gave great satisfaction.
The News had received intelligence from
their San Jose correspondent, stating that disas.
trous engagement had taken place with the In
dams at or near Mariposa, and that the whites,
under Major Savage, suffered loss of II men
Expresses were sent to Gen. Smith, and DIR. Wo-
zencraft would leave with detachment of U. S.
troops. for the purpose of treating with the Indians
intending TO use mild means 10 reduce them to
subsection. 1t is also stated that large amount
of property in goods and horses, have been stolen
since the rupture of the Indians with the whites,
and many cold -blooded murders have been per.
pelraed by the Indians, which have not appeared
in the public prints.
The steam propeller Eudora arrived at San Fran
cisco on the Goth of January, from New York,
having been year and ten days on the passage.
The steamship Oregon had arrived bringing
one hundred and twenty-six bags of letters and
papers.
INDIAN SKIRMIsH. - From the Sacramento
Transcript, we learn that while party of miners
were at work about twelve miles above Placerville,
on the South fork of the American River, they
were attacked on the 18th by a party of Indians,
and driven from their diggings.
DEP AT sAGGRAMENT2S December r. William Moozley,
2, AiaPama; december D. James Allen Of Composition
f. Mrs Samuel Moore, OF Iowa; December 49, Daniel
,MARRIEp-At San Francisco on the 18TH Mr. Charles F.
Van Antwerp 10 Miss Ann Deighton.
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.NaG4A STEAMBOAT IT. n
s - - e RTUREs. 3

Fe6ruarB, Steamer. Captain. Hour Destirali,n
Shtur, g, OREGON, Hicrn, O'Clock .. ,,ty,
" NATtREz NO. Z, Leothers, O'Clock 49, NARA yuu,,
e. u. WHITE Brady, 5 O'Clock. .... u-jt;,,,,,,,t
MUSIC, strsch, O'Clock. ....-......... ,oIoyy,b.
DOsWELL,J ). T. Lsro,c, 10 O'Clock .... Rail-.
" =" ST JAMES, Power, o'clock =. ........ Ja,,L.
HECLA, Kay, O'Clock dl,r,nl,,
MICHIGAN, Irwin, O'Clock ................. Hosbnil,
" ANNA, johnson, 70 O'Clock. ............ Bnyoy NJ,
BoSToNA, Price, O'Clock. -. .. J. a.,
hioho' u, MONTGOMERY Estes. O'Clock. +, ,,,, .
BuENA VISTA, Lamohe, O'Clock ...... ST. y,y',
- ZEN TAYLOR trinidad, o'clock . D9uo,ysonri,
MoNRoE, uwsrner, S O'Clock ......... 70
" TEXAS, Claiborne, 10 O'clock ........ Fort T,,,as,
uosh' BOX O'Clock. ...-.. Il rkanaas Ky,r
Tues II, PRINCESS NO. ,, Holiness 6 O'Clock r,i,ssI,
rhihich HENRY, Landry, 9 o'clock. Baton Ronss
marry FOLEY, Daiferes O'Clock ........ Ea,,,-',,
Wed, u, NANlOPE. Castillo, u o'clock - sJot.,.a
d. B. hOsBY. kerchevaI, u O'Clock - dt,k,n,,
Fnd, H. sALuDA Page, O'Clock. Yo.oo Bj,e-
BELLE CREOLE, White. O'clock pieksL,,,
Sat, is. BELvDERE Lodwick, u O'Clock - ma gtuE
uneertan oklENIA Parkinson O'clock pittetutR
" GEN. LAFAAYEfrE, Bentley S o'clock Lo,j,sjl.
" FANNY sMlTH, Richatds, o'ci,cH ,o,,,r'y-
" f. P. McNEAL, Booker, O'clock. ...... ,,7nb,,
GEN WORTH, jerks, o'clock. -. . u.,n,li,
" PRIDE OF TIE WEST, Rogers IA O'CLOCK $, t,o
-" PACIFIC, Frhian O'clock. ST. IONS.
" IOWA. Carter o'clock Observation-Disclosures. s. Eo,,
" sULTANA, Gable, o'clock .-.............. 81 lo,s
" ST. LOUIS, Taylor O'Clock .....-........sr Ioyj,
COLUMBUS, Post o'clock ..--..........-..St. Lou
" HUNGARIAN. Warman. Cincinnati
" IT, '" KENDALL, Notion, l2 o'clock Cinsint.I.f
" AMERICA JohnIon,s O'Clock .Nqsh.lRe
lhoQuols, Lee. O'Clock. NasFpue
ALAho Reed, .OpGchita Rirt-
BRIDE, Am'ien o'clock Red Rtpsr
hubble, Frost. O'Clock .Nutta
CALIFORNIA. Reyneis,4 O'CLOCK. .......... Hobi
" FLORIDA, Gihsrson, DO cosk ...... Mobile
d "oNNisEiI' findran, O'Clock t,lmpk,.
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Red Rover Hose Company No. I6.

NJ AT regular meeting of this Company, held Friday, thu
7h inst, The following gentlemen duly elected serve
officers for the ensuing term:
CHARLES +. VERLANDRR, President;
J. ID. MARsELLs. Foreman;
z. MCMLLLEN, First Assistant
WIN. ii. FERRY, Second Assistant;
FRANCES RICHARD, Secretary;
LAWRENCE MURPHY, Treasurer;
Is. FoNTAlN, Stewa ard.
Investigating Committee:
J. ID. MARsELLs, w. H. FERRY, c. F. VERLANDRR.
Finance Committee:
JACKSON HOLLAND, C. f. VERLASDER, DANIEL Troy
True Copy the Minutes;
mhSd +, RICHARD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

out reAplng The rewards q their t0i'-whle con
ns'stvs ts~ on the distributors OF Gods work have
fsil.d 10 impress upon those with whom t--g
have Abored ChIrG essed Image The resuts toDi a.
sponlirg " b al ohers snort lived Decay Il the
,sts Of All N ans WORKS The Tower OF BABE
hich rested I bead 10 The lace OF Heaven and Erch
threatened defy The FsvsRes OF tim but M ins 5pis
wou never have been kIOwn TO exist WORKS once
deemed mpershAbe have peiishedef uscs Of sh~if
esiIeroe in The pages Of hstory-nsmes once re
spect,d and RED have place IN tbs )ry o.
ZOE prss,p'-srd OF ali he wrftofs OF be anc,eats
not ore teeth IN existence From in-se
Urn 10 me rere'hing coz rsss '9rulsned ID 0oe'
shors-the worE ore p-r'orIn@o endlres I'e.ol,
srd ike aiming light grows brighter ana brighter
TIE main energy eXerled 10 TIE spread or B'e srolh,
iu G0C's-srd ye are but GO1'sbuspsndmen Wl1W0ll1
rol lstor IL His glorious vnsyWdl Bioe ruh, n allow
% u scope. nfUses every sympathy with ne ieeng OF
Goo's ove-tte Bible 10 h- Lsursl OF all pe-secu1g
hgoTy ard true 10 s behalf is always ture OF ia
positive reward Adm!ue5 consciousness Of wa We
tsvs core 10 behalf Of The Bibe 10 Incompatible with
Ue rpodestv and the grateful recollection OF hsvng done
good should be more desirable than 70 be emosmso
"a Ne Ssrcophsgus Of Nsp9eon: toI y. laoo'es
COOS hofy truth there 10 sure reward 10 h7sV@a'
END viii .u'ely come Be rot therefore, weary 10 WEI
doing or ck bv hope deferred The 70 yards that
la, c. me gently the falling dews-pOt Ike TIE hight
nngs flash The assures in the giant rock ma f)rms the
uighest sract in he world not the abos Of day,
the eees fone effort The springs bubble AMI 'ae
drops The GOOD benssthyet thu toferi PUSHES on
unmindh ofthst hch is going on beneath or perhaps
= hat has found It's way through me 1s;
sures beneath, but the drops are too busy % need
ib- look % scOrn The springs bubble on and me crops
t,cte trckle ri ke until their vork 10 done, and tue
Ovsrhsneing goes Numbering into the syss D-o"
that fOsrs aOis Leaps 10 s embrace 50 orone
shall II be with you, II you true 70 your cAlng Lliue
by hue shsl your reward come bat the sign OF Ooos
word ,hsn be perpetual Go on with your lsoos-cesse
not yonr toll until every part your great city Is sneo
with The book OF books and neglect not the d~eers on
the sea Brave they have been in the esOse Of the
opel-brAve workers they yet shall BE- Seek a1d ioiier
them and give freely 10 them,
md the fosnng brlns,
81 y
close Of the discourse, collection was taken up
and amer singing the ll7h Psalm, the audience was dis
missed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
From the Cape Of Good Hope.

We have files Of the Cape MoRtOr and Mer
cqntale Gazette to the 9sth February later than
previous Sdvce Some have been GAINED owe
the K0rs hut the ia still far from being finished
The no,tinportsnt newss the march OF Col Mscsinnon
with 30O0 men, throush the enenys country, rom King
Williams Town to Fort Hare Ga his return, h. was a..
tucked 10y the Kss n great force. Aher beauag them
of The detachment proce eded diminishing all h- way
The Ksirs several times stscted with great r-soluJn
and were eeu hack ny the l3t who lOrmei ms
resrgusrd Ths Of the enemy 10 said TO have been
very gfeaI That OF the column IL oicisy reported a
filto ard II severely wounded beside seVefHi o'u7
,le htly wounded. go -
While This engagement going on. 100 tngoes rom
King Williams Town crossed Ihe kelsGamma anl cap
ured 440 head Of cattle belonging 10 Seyoo ana MAI
gent - -. 49,, pr,k
- rs6sis tumedi-teiy He force would compnse
.bouf go en- aud would 0e seconded by ABOUT lolv
burn hers. under Comtt Bowker
psrly II volunteers ra'ei and eq tipped by The mer
cham. " GrshArs Town hsd len mat Town or Conlt
Sow krr's camp. 90 set seAntt tts BhIhWhef reheta
TIE Grshsu's Town Mounted Rangers, NJ Anany
tanners Mutual Protection Afsociailo1,' ara d lher
bodies civilians. displaying great spirit and scuY-
.fv n clearing the colony OF marHudera
There hsd besn desperate hghtug between the colonial
forces ~ hiesss sod he rsmO1Okiss aud rebel Hot
t.riots At Shiloh, but with 20 decisive result
TSoePs FRoM MAURtTlUs -fhe Port Eit-Ibsh TEE
eva, gvss the imporsrt ine'igence received by late
rr'vs from Msurus that coo Of the oh Regt sud
other royps IA that Isaud held 10 readiness 10 en-
bark for the Cape application for 15r Iefyl
ces should BE- received from hence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
American Home Missionary Society.

This Society met last evening At the Mercerst
CaaTch. where nowissGnding The weIness Of The
ing highly fashion alton In SteodGoce.
TIE choir full afd effective and The opening hymn
viii much sweenes, supported BY she able per.
ofmsnce Of TIE Organsa who preslted- fhe services OF
He evenirg were commerced with opening prayer by
Rev Dr. RIDDLE. d, o. Pittsburgh who delivered the
Discourse tAGing his text fon s ID OF he 9Th
Psalm he menced his discourse by cAlDg tbs
uon OF the ugregSion 20 TIE importance 81 their attend.
Ing 10 the duties OF he Society Patriotism demanded OF
them 10 be vgiant Ame rcsns relation The inter
ess 81 their people tie wss OF opinion that America
was desuued 10 EySpgeze he word and that nsgion
ofthe earh possessed more advantages 10 hsespec han
America Thsy 10 this respect carrying
ops OF he Divine MssisA who Instructed hs disciples 10
Teac a. nagonsn which the hllng ofIheir territories
b, portious Of The population OF nGuona Of the earth,
would cradle then 10 he would earnestly rpressap0n
syerv lover cornv here to ncucsie The teaching OF
The Society regard Cd Hons ssons TIE great
on America 10 Comparison win nat OF otaer nsons The
icr~sn accession OF population giVng aocirona 20
o the pson should prompt hem 10 scL be continued IN
sN OF ire operations ofhe Society ss he verify believed
raj America Wa destined 10 promote mo great UuIht OF
iha so,pel ali over he weird The Rev. speaker went
on 10 ,sy nat Il seemed n their Country had been
e.t,ped hy he Lord become the great medium OF pro-
ro1pR Toe ssvauon OF msnki0d. inmense resources,
is eoo is territory capable OF sustaining Il wa 60
insled over thirty-sx hundred mubons Of P-opie IL
vssAlso esumGled thai IL tiny Yeas ne poPalaeon OF
Azegica would amount seventyhVc mihoos OF people,
ana In lOs years lI woald tsoaR 10 ne Ices haa n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

LATER FROM BERMUDA w have received by
the Merlin, files Of the Bsrmudiaa to the 23d uls
The Colonial Parliament assembled on the 9TH
There was no local news Of Importance.
The schooner Henry Lea, which was found
abandoned at sea aud taken into Bermuda by
Capt. Staples, has been deliveredup 10 the agen.
Of the underwriters, who made the following ~
rangemeut with the ssvors. They shall receive
$4,000 they paying all expenses oat Of that from
the time she made Bermuda till delivered up
Pilotage, Commissions on Salvage, Court fees, &c
the remainder having 70 be divided among the
sAlvors Capt Staples two shares amounts o
s544 "a; Giford's y do. to s4OS IL; Boys 10.
10 1912 y; Empire City's l 90. 10 S272 IL.
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Corn
The subscription 20 the Plsinaeld Road has
been flied, and the worn viii now 20 on
The Lehigh Navigation Company brOush. dovr
for The ending Saturday last 45 tuns ss1 fsr
the sssson, szlfs tuna The Reading Railroad Company
has brought down. for the week endisg fsusdsy 10
tuns siipg an ssgegse tunrsge for The season ofjpt
turs sgsnH s57o5s for he nms last year To-
erease his year 2e9 go fhe sehuYlsn Cana Sfosses
down 1859 Total for tho ssasoo, 5ez7s Tuns
The connecting link Of rsilroad between osh'
sndsigus and Jefferson vii DO Ia running ofd~ 'oJ-
portion Of he ros has arrived here and me contractors
viii commence laying By The iO Of Nay and q. The f's
viii be al on bsnd imnsdsIsy no dsenaoa OF delay can
arise The ks.z viii 30 raariag order 81 ne tine AMI
cpsscd.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.


NEW BUILDINGS The foundations nave been
commenced FOR new buildings in VARIOUS pare o. tne owl
-smong Lben we nOuee Dry-p5ing 10 'osAs " -
10 - POI 90 bv Ne.srs h1nroe u SOata fiLA-sL
b,t&een S.Iik and ssveoih 81 Ar ~ ma kileJ a.s
sssI, 49,. Eenp. Il = said, vii probably ext-nd
ite1r be.5t's circular front block lLs,syerspscel Ia
soart FosIth q SeVsrtssL nessrs heevs D1r eoa
-. 49,, con rper ced the erection o. sBgDooT Of bflck
r urh xiii Oct Eeeu Fiftk aud seveuih sts.
$40 zoo hrck b0oings are beng put 8P BY Aessrs
~. =, s-.f-.t nsH DiVsonaV Some srp 20 ~ Up
- -..ts Tsptb - Also, several toward 0rGat~g, Aad
-, - Eofth AIDE a. alas N ne Thrd DsszbcS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
FROM ST. HELESA-We have the s. Helena
Ga.eue up to March Is, bat find in it no news o.
any kind.
any kind.

SCHOONER CAPsIZED AND SIXTEEN LIVES
LosT-Cspt Burgess OF the schooner Harriet Newell To-
frus US that TIE schooner Minerva, (of hsrwichl Mer
chant wss capsized IN Squs of Fire lssnd ist a. hsf
pAst nine O'clock Thursday night sud Gil Bands NUMBER
rg sixteen were lost Every exeron was mad- BY Capt
Burgess to rescue The unOruuHe men hut me sea vas
rpnnipg 40 biPh boat could live ard was pOtsi
10 pei on sail enough reach the wreck after h had
once passed II under bare pores Iho mineIFA s-l lr
,hou bsf ar bOnr duurg which lime be could hear ne
,hrsks Of The drowning the SOUNDS growing fainter
ur that The skipper alone was heard eXclamlnR 7s
"a eotngl the IL going As me squat passed,
ADJ Burgess returned the spot ana remained inefr m
Nh Yesterday morning but could see nothing o. ne untOf
tprste contractors their vessel The Minerva was
rer ard sailed on her rt fshing cruise on Wednes1zy
Newport Mercury, (Ex!rsl May 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

CHARGE OF PoIsoNISG "A girl - years OF Ase'
nameo AlmuA Bessiey, and Ruth Ellie co ofea 80 ~
have been stressed o. CFaDston, XII, upon - - -
poisoning child u John 8sasey, only ID years O-1'
M.s sBor-On FRIDAY last at Tiveli Hollow
Pstrick Conway allied by TIE acelo eu.A- ~.
cbs- OF pisto Ia he hands Of Ro0en hxon one O' u'
beat fTienda
e A grey Eagle, weighing Yea PVau sa 80
recently shoI says he H1vvlrd nsss u 40 -S-A'- ~
Boulhingt0a. By Mr. J0sePA CaEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

roo When they. therefore took Iio c'1ffera1o1 t'4
progressive improvements Of the sge-s'eam poF1f, ~
TelefrRpb and the gradually ihcTeaf1g al pa -.
DoDulsfou-ft would b. impossible 20 - "a sl1 usl
irurrse ac-ession o. power snt strength T'-h 10y
oDi6 derve in every resper thus us1g M ID 80
Ter he hlpssirgs Of Chrsusriy sTe-y SIRE '', -
ne ard TIE Inhabitants ron at quarters OF IH7
ere unified II ~ NAV ~ slOEs1 10 HN3r-s''. -s
Ard hoe y b. Wolld SOW 1ifcOrc among in1
nav c. svert- Cueh 10 lean hem Vhat slll ~ -
duty touar~s fheir coult-v IN ahori tine. no -
sLset RI NsorH = ronter1@d would be s1tusied 70 n
prompted 10 sSy. This IL great country. SIl u
were 10 be great people, i'r 20 q Or ilr ~ -
.bopd The g. heir pan. s~tustef ~ th9 o2e -9i*s
ustfrg In oerstve all 10 s1varc7 me o-ssl- ~
evEr izsiior for th- SAKE Or The Wo-d ntf5 -
co-rtrv was rec IL every respect The ,sJsp- 'ls-s
frtsd ,bare CO ories and q th- ';De ma V1i
rre,srvs Them and nsie the country worry o. ~ -
cespv ghere were OF al sg-s lnA1 o'sl --lAl7's
ir,re.d q phf: and suct The crsrlcl-f ~ " ~
y 10 from here rushsd 70 Oregon. Mnr esq = re -
West" California and on - ne Paclnc ~ ~ -
GIANT, no flock there however should fse FOR ne ss -i
sro srsre before they left fo he seI smenls Ia-
Rev Dr. here took a curs0ry glance a. the Fast ,u-
Of population 10 'oucd in ONO sn1 he oiasr SIS 81
he ptt which had sweled the bulk OF ne popusl DO ~
a. IN meme amount The DO dnes Of these s1ventlola
erigrsuts or soourners 10 The Fsr west promo -.
~ bsisve Inst 10 ore could hold their shoulders Zn-r
IT, Cshocs there believed IN the perpetuiy OF thef 70
gion ard bs nothing cou save them out Of ne Cl1IJu
40 n rould rot do Tor then Abuse he Cah)Aca W.
CONS hera 10 81 ov the beGsr - Of The Institutions or 1
co,ptrv They should evar geliZe them. Tns Nsn -
were in earnest their purposes 70 propagate Wal -
called the Truth and which they. the PrOtestsrs cAiel
Fr,or The Catholic had for bis doctrine one Lord ous
God ore baptism and one fsth While they, the ITtSs
arts had rranv Pie Rev Dr. concluded i0nS ana So
Siscogrse Which was listened 70 with deep attention "
he crowded congregation who, after prayer separatso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

PREsBYTERIAS ASSEMBLIES The Old School
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church, Of zoe
Uuned ssaes viii bold ia annual tesslJn ~ 81 Louie
Nay IS On tie sane dAy, the New School Gsaerz A.
ssuhly will commence its setsions 81 Uuca N Among
The egsles the sller Is Hon j. Gddings, who VA
appointed by Grand River Pfesbyey 10 sgiIAIe ne
avery CuellOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

sARBArg CoNyESrloN-A call appears in the
G,,~n RAJ {Apats signed by all the pfincip1 Bu'n-ss
ner Of thst place Oshkosh Dopere Appleon Wion-e ID
ue NeenAh and MensshS, Tor COnVeLuo1 - 70 nou 90
n. h Al Neeuah 10 concert measures Tor oeel o)ser
vSpce OF The Ssbbsh among hose Interested 10 Tue nAV
eauon OF The inland waters OF tho State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
Charles Bailey

POISONING AT New BEDFORD.-Chsrles Bailey
as been commed u charge OF poisoning Henry CHAP
f1hr ycuug man from Bristol Penn THE rrs prisoner
Henry Roberts Chspmans fs.her-in law, vic ass ea-
capped Hs design suppOSed to have been 70 &c. JolnS
Cb.rnAn ont ~ lie wAy 90 that he could Ooisin some
rfoTerty e' him by bis molhe 10 Bristol Chapman was
but asI alive on Thurscs y morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

n An Anti Fugitive Slave L sw meeting ls TO
he held al gainesville Lake County. o. 70 morrow f1et
6sy May 9Th Hon. Z WADs, The newly elected sen
sIOr accepted Invitation 10 be present Glddns
ard Vaughan sfo announced 70 esk oo Ehs sAne &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

THE PECULIAR lSsTITUTIoS AGAIS-A planter
rstned srion 10 Providence parIa La WA killed IA
~ bee sbort tine since by Two o. negroes, VINO
serwsrd carried bs bOcy hsld and o1rn u 90
log hesp TIE gh5Ort maze hen cOniess ne deed saa
her hung hem - Iree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

CoLOSIZATIoS-A Convention OF colored peo-
pc lately be al Cambridge, Nd voted to send dee
Rsuon 10 Iberia 70 inquire into he condition OF the Col
ony with view 10 fuEure emigration, II heir report
ahould he favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

u The Opposition Young Mems Convention
fr ne staie OF OHIO whch called Tor the l7n OF
May at Columbus hAs been postponed un AFTER the Voss
shhl be taken or the new Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

e Hon Caleb Cushing has accepted an inyi-
isuou TO deliver he Annual commencement Orsaoa 70
fore re Uniled Societies Of Dartmouth College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
n The Natior

e The National bunker Democrats Of ef,
NOM hsve issued cal for sAIs Convenuon' % oe ns
o. Montpelier the I'd inst 10 nominate eaodldso. ~
Stale officers aid con a. she setog eIher Tor ne eoa'
nre1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

ARRESTS BY TIE POLIcE-lssac Hstisld, 4
prler, - saturday night arrested q cage ~
mAh-i7uay knocsiHg into pi f1rn 81 vs. -, 40 i1
readiness b pint us~sesper lied th- >ctasr,s' sf
~ by Mr Chsi Heinsen hssaed Was ned - BAL c 80
CHc-r Wn Stephens, o. he Lower Police Govt
or ssturfsg arrested young msa ntned Wn HA.-a-
man, residing 81 ChzgssT a., ehsrsed Win
ius 10 psIs a g. hii W Hamilton Exchange BsaU. %
Hamilton County, 81 ihe ucket or-~ % he Sf)tt
VA To sier The hl tea Ee1uine cne of he de1omns
uOn ~ s. sut hss bee7 altered. TIE a,cdiet rss
ulllt-d 20 priIon FOR examination.
Wm. Nelson wsz Saturday. srrsttet 90 ch&-Ee Of
having shardoned hs wife and family and reg ecuns %
support them He Jumped ron = thrt-story widow %
escsne arres srd, wh-a csugbt msde deoerAs resis
slct> he WRs Locked up 10 anaSer tle charge
black, named George Harris, arrested o. Sa,gr-
day char e5 wiki commission OF o1rglsry sEi aso
With grand lscely, In entering, about year sncs tAs
watch an sea-, vaued a. 500. DE was cOnmsed 20
prison Tor uiSi
Timothy Meiehsn wa yesterday arrested charge
Of psssirg e. counter ELI bill with fall Gnow,edge nat
The hil wss worthless He was laksa befofe Justice o.
borne ard held FOR examination.
Spsnisrt named Marco Lopez, wa yesterday srresi
ed cbarg et With ire commission OF the rne against us
tUre The complainant "a Ia named w n Holland re-
Idirg Ia Brooklyn who states that L accused sept with
bin u night II he st inst. and Degpetstet he crime
THE punishment Tor ibis odense Incarceration Ia inc
Sste Prison Tor less than years. and his
offender may be Tor his natural life. tbs the sec
time This spsnisrd has been sccused o. com hitting
IBIS crime He WA com niIIed 10 prison BY Jasuce Os-
borre for uA.
Thcs Rtcoe srd John Mckenzie, boys. yesterday
arrested charge OF burglary and larceny 10 catering
the uuoccupied dwelling No l45 Chambers snd tear
the act Of carrying away when arrested By the police.
They were imprisoned by Justice Osborne.