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The New York herald., 1851-09-27

wHIG STATE CONVENTION.
CHARLoTrEsvnLE, Sept. 25 1851.
The Virginia Wing State Convention met here to-day
and the attendance very large Col Bondurant was
chosen president
Mr.. sEouR nominated George W. Summers, of Kama.
whs for Governor, which carried by scclsmasion
Mr.. sHnrrEy stated that Mr Summers would accept
the nomination.
Speeches were delivered by a number Of distinguished
gentlemen, and The convention was very harmonious
and enthusiastic.
A comnittee resolutions appoints; and the
convention adjourned until tomorrow when candidates
for Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General will be
nominated.
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vRAvEI.LERs' GUIDE.

CArDrN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE Yson
~ key Iera 70 fhiisaslrhs;-Issvs Fer No North
ssref: Afternoon Line AZ oeioei. Fare By either Inns.
- forward asch. ~ hmisrsnt Line. % nso'cloeh, r. NJ
fhre, VI ". l.. BLISS, AsenA
NEW YORK AND PHTLADEIPHrA-NEw YORK
.hrough 10 ~ hours via New Jorsey Rsirosd. Fare
tueod W % Tor first class aud 81 ~ for second Glass; Leave
New York, ats A. M from foot sf Cortlandt street. spd
"a sndsr. ~ er foo, Of Liberty street Leave Pills
aut street.
fhrough Nctett sold In the shove lines trouFh
tueter VIZ. hrcvrA hssrsse cheeks sesomrs1is. s train
esvinr a. y. n Passengers and bssse In thu train
v be trsnstorsd directly Through from dsso< W dspot
Me route withort EXTRA sksres.
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NEw oRIEsSs, Sept. IS, 1851.
Accounts from Central America, state that insur
recton has broken out In the States Of Salvador and
Gustsmss: General Carrera, with force Of 15Oe men
had attacked the enemy In San Gal vsdor who mustered
4oCo strong and defeated them with loss Of four hun
dred killed. He then scustcd the territory 1ThIs
locks like very old II is probably srevamped
count published In the HERups month more since
offs battle precisely lie the above In H. detslsEp
n
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An Aboiitionist Flogged, and Compelled to
Leave Virginia.

NofFoLAi sept, 20 IooI.
The Vigilance COMMITTEES Of Grayson county, Virginia,
on the 18th inst. arrested Johu Cornutt, friend Of
Bacons the Ohio abolitionst They at frs. requested
him to ounce his abolition sentiments which h.
fused to do; they then stripped HIN tied him 20 tree
and, after receiving dozen lsshes he agreed to
sbotionism sell his land and negroes and Leave
the State. Great excitement prevailed aud the com.
mittee were In pursuit Of others
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The Michigan Railroad Conspiracy Gaze.

TWELVE or TUE Prisoners POUND GUILTY.
Drrnorr, Sept %, 1851.
The jury in the railroad conspiracy cs-s, after being
out nearly ten hours brought in verdict Of guilty
against the following twelve Of the priseners;-
Z. Champion, William Corwn, Lrastus Smith.
willard Champion. q. u. Williams. EbeneIsr TLrharz,
Lyman Champion. A. J. Freciand, Amy fiily
n. .. Price. Aaron Mount. E.friee.
Smith and Fsrr ham were recommended 10 the mercy
of the court The remainder of the prisoners
quilted.
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Omcei irfofmstion has reached the Navy Department
ct the dtEh q Lieut. Wion u. Mckinney. VINO disj at
Mar 3tilts on The ASH Of August. meeting ci his IL
low acoge bosrj Tho United States razec Indc?en-
dsnct IVES L,d 20 Whch highly complimentary rcsoln-
Ors ess,d Ia honor o the memory OF he deceased
TIE .. = steamer Bitb, u. s. brig Washington. aud
Z tcCp swift. let Newport on the ssth Surveying
Tie Y. tfig d var Perry -Ss 81 Msdciss On Che ca
inst
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HAVANA ADvEuTI,EnEST.

VrNTosA's FURNITURE STORES, No. q oBIspo
street aud Di Obr-Tio street. Habana, tCuhal Mr..
ftntOsa hss conftsry hand 10 tbs above we'll knevn
fers sg~ and vsiunbie assortment q Household Turni.
ture ani Upholstery Of c latest style, vioh hs will sell
tVefty To- cent any cttr Aerse IN tshsna Per
siv ustfrs. rtsnjity % tttp 'rs sri M visa.
&C. rurr st algts egti.
tlst "a sttsi s.9ls . Ltgsi9 aah,sts
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INDIA RUsREg aOJDs,

-
ru,o rHE gJRLTc.-lNDTA RrBBEy auoES-OUR
les been called ~ an adverscmen Nv Hors.o
IA Dsr puiisaat IN the Ncg York Herald Of llth duly,
xi ,na tn Ccurer and pnqurcr af same date IN vhh,
sftcr muts ubusrsd abuse Of attorney. Judson,
a ne ,ss.y last ne dare ne. obstss him y,h rita,ng
ye..s paents, under ant thai be does
o esrr esrs raeuts IN s msnuftcture of shoes
We have Pchasd licenses fer the manufacture of In
Al, Rger sa,es under GOodyC.is Patents and rsid cur
seesy ssi sre daiy r.ylng tsris ot e same md a1y
e.. s'gt donc the ss1t " ofcfct g. DO 90,
-stLer t8sa -ate upen CoodJoass Pstcas We think "
N - Get eUr.tssc rirht o. use vaiii rttant than
s I.f,s,rc Ia sr Dsy bayi1r bccu urcsccuted, acknor
,sse. Coed srs rshs made scttl.ncut sna sgroed In
suf.e All % iEffr.s bis itter nc ~ NOV sttemrtng
NO onI sf nss tad ratcpss but t i1re o1rsolyes
- fsr torsiicratnn puroh assd orr licenses
.g ~ s ,ndeS them; snd vo 6sr Mr. Day dire ot'y,
,nd t,st over svr signature, Ntth Iratins un0n
60 avsas psteas IN the manvis ture OF the shoes Shsh
Os .gssg 90 the puts .no we sve nolce that ~
- ali sre o5nterEcd with him IN prrehsfing % vcat
a. IA ybo,s made 10 violation Of said Patent Rights viii
~ yxosscrsra
HnYwAKD RJBBTR Co,
b. Nm. a. B1chinFlam. lretsnrer.
THE NEWARK lNDIA RIBBEk hlg CO.
FORD s co,
rs- YEA. 5air n' isi.
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Interestine from Mexico.

Nrw ourTA'is, Sept. 81 1851.
Ad,iccs from Mexico to tho 18th uit announce that
General MORN had been csnsured for suvrcnderng the
Amsgrc and ssrsbie IL two American vessels sez At
T,husnttpec.
The pspers notice the death of Gen Csrro'at
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No tiecftcn
IL was then moved that the house proceed % eighth
kaict Several Of the members moved adjournment.
The Rev Mr.. Arpston nominated the Rev. DR. Atkinson
as rrcviona Bishop. II however resolved &c pro-
cced with the ts bth ballot and II was forthwith COM
mcnsrd
lowing rrsult..-
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Political Conventions In Virginia.

Political Conventions In Virginia.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
STAUSToy, Sept rs, 1851
The Virginia Democratic State Convention met at
staunton yesterday, and 1t is thought that Green
samuls of Shenandoah viii receive the nomination for
Governor although thore is great contest between the
rival candidates
The first ballot to-day resulted as follows
Johnston ............ IA Floyd yd.......,........ oS
Samuels. 9S Wise 8
Mr. Floyd stands chance
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7be Cu.'rm rot ct Point Isabel Texas Wv r1idei
Dccsus to she amount % sN go on ,he night O. th.
-it tat ihe butolrg ssld 81 b. stti-.s turrpr,.
ira,i % a., biI ,s~sas 10 ssaN (, ,sssl
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EEw BRrSswrcK, N. j., September 26, 1851
The report in the Tribune Of this morning, CT the fall
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank in this city is
without foundation. The bank is in good condition
The stock Is held by our best citizens aud its affairs have
been prudent'y managed.
r. SPEER Times Office
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Ta' S,crt'sIB tln ronsS Hsf fis i,cr Uiui Cft-i-
ton ~ ~, had btei Gs,f Fg us Bia'g JGs Docess9 81
hcw York.
The Rev Dr p,rHs crer,i ~ following resolution. r
Resolved, 1ist the Rev. sm Gre ,hton. D.p.' eet
srd hereby declared dv elected TT tiioni' 4s''F0'
New Ncgk.
Csiii,d vra u'mously ,
ming
EVENING SESSION.
Sic convention sseub "a st seven o'clock and was
called 10 order By the President.
The Rev Dr CrficRro ProyisioHal Bishop elect arose
ana addressed the en,on ~ follow brethren and
ffiuas-You have escccd me 90 the highest honor IN
r,v es.rlston 20 slich sny ican can be raised You
Ieye chosen the once of Bishop In the Church q
Qr.l-- station 20 whilh thue IL none superior In
srectsbiv Influence. usefs.ncss dignity ssnoliy. 20
rrn I'D sNfgl r-punsih.fy fN the favorable
ogjn!sa. W asl lsTling tins sspressed, 1 tasas
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NEWS BY TELE G = AP 81.
rO>~|~~ooN~~oNNoo'>NNNo
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN NEW YoRK STATE.
.ol0>NNo-.o~~~N|S~N(D1~NVO
PROTEST OF THE WHIG ANTE..ENTERS.
YsNoJUO~o|No~No-~N~N1srvs
TREMENDOUS CONFEDERATION IN BUFFALO.
~O>0N>ooN~rNNHo|U~NN0Nr
FIVE HUNDRED BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
>~>N~oy~~->N.JoO.Noy~o~~N
Intelligence from the Cnly Surviving Officer Of
TO-. Crittenden's Unfortunate Party.
Whig and Democratic Conventions
in Virginia.
N~NoN-1~NoNNo0o->DO~oV>>-
INTERESTING FROM NEW MExICO.
>NN>No~.~N~NN>>~>>eJ~>~
LYNCHINa OF AN ABOLITI0NIsT IN VIRGINIA,
&c., Sc, So.

Protest or the WING Anti-Renters.
ALBANY September 20 1851.
Several Of the delegates who voted the ticket
minated by majority of the antirent convention
met this morning; some were in favor of making out
ticket giving half to the wings and half the democrats
buta large majority opposed It. and it voted down.
The following protest has been issued.
PARTY.
yentien held in city Of albany the 18th Of scpe-
majority q sss ssss .Sspss q sEe State
Tst spurious sets from
several counties purporns to the anti rent inter
asSs: ss Who w
ing n nm ens Mlsn af cause aos'
third TSas delegates were picked for the occasion
Nat Pnrp,ss and having direct feeling; in
vsn,on ifnet exposed repadased. Win result in the
have So long eSsr ed and sssoSsy iasSred uphold aad
TSy TSyy Gsiag Rsirs s ..a asss Columbia,
!: fEhis: DO: CAN'T sessisl Noa.sS'y 20;
siSa sasD snA 2'isn ws Ffs: fsaa
Yerisn J. Garry. salivsn. Mathew Decker Sullivan.
John jsPT T,ieT. T oicla,, D'' GAVIN " arm fasis
The rumor that ticket made out, Is untrue, al
though it ia understood that tie anti-renters will &C.
nessily supper. the following ticket
For Judge Of Co,gt Of Appecis.
SAsuEL A. fooIE, Of Ontario, (shig
For SecTstsry Of STATE,
JAMES C FoRsy1H, Of Ulster, (whig
Fr Comptroller
Gro W. PArrrRscs, Of Chautauqus, (whig
For Canal Commiss.eney,
HoRscE WHEATo., Of Onondsga, (ieInoeIas)
For attorney General.
Law s. CH.1ruLD. Of Otsegc, democrat
For STATE TsedrTer,
BENJAMIN WsLoH, Jr Of Erie democrat
For State Epgineo,
WILLIAM J. Nc ALPINE, OF Albany, democrat
For State Prison hspetf.r,
ALs,sSDER H. WELLS Of westchester, (whig)
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One sf the Survivors Of Colonel Crittendsn's
Party.

. New ORLEANS, Sept rs 1851.
We have heard from Lieutenant Theodore A. Stevens
who with Colonel Crttendens party at the time they
were attacked BY the Spanish war steamer Habanero.
Lieut. Stevens escaped by jumping overheard and swim
ming lahore. After wandering for month through the
woods and mountains ragged and shosle and without
any other food than leaves and wind fruit he surrendered
himself to the authorities, and taken to Havana
Lieut. g. belonged TO Captain Kelys company, and is
the only surviving ocer who with Colonel Crtten-
den at the time Of his separation from Colonel Haynes
and Captain Kelly. lie may, perhaps be able to give
some information respecting the thirty missing men,
whose fate ~ yet, is unknown
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rTERENCE BELLEW MoMANUs co. BEG TO AN
nounee TO their friends in New York that they have
commenced business in Jackson street. Francisco, as
dton TO large and in which goods can
be landed Of wharfage they have also shin
anchor where goods be safely stored without dancer
hre and A. OnetAird the expense Of storage city
Custom House business attended to- aud advances made on
eonssnment 60 the amount offreEh and duts The mar
ke shall be carefully disposed OF
Of the ryblIs NON Co trus, that tle long expert
and well tested mcrcial abilities Of their McN
In the above business In Liverpool will enable them 10 ala.
charge their duties with advantage 70 those who ma
item with their commands. San fran .isco, LIST August
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The s.ii.bnrr Fallsa again. a.c.

WtTII1IlEF1 cIfF- y I'0F
7he ratk of sslihary bss saia faied
7Ae nal siihgs ocslps sab t y Apington % night
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There not being concurrence OF a majority In each
order there election On motion Of DR. Tying II
was resolved proceed immediately 70 the sixth ballot
The tslers announced the following the result Of
the sixth ballot
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EMPRESS AGEyCIEs. &c.

- 49,
NEW YORK AND GENOA EXPRESS PARCELS
orders &c for the present. received and forwarded
cenos by steamer 70 Liverpool aud thence Genoa Leg
bern, Naples and Msrsee ~ the steamers Of the Anglo
Italian Company with prom ptness sad despatch, BY
LIVINGSTON. WELLS a CO.. waiI street.
GREcoRr's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
Express per s.etm.rs Brother Jonathsn aud illinois,
saturday Sept. ~. Despatch guaranteed freight re-
turned. Our Californis Freight Package ndPari
ksrrcsf ~ be rsrded by the above steamers Chs
srcs Saturday sept q, styP Asit rarely happens
cypress good not placed in
hours 10 sd,snce q those ef All other shipper.
without any detention the Isthmu Psreis oeved
un m the say ths ,amsr esves and letters
waterproof should be delivered or before
Friday. No custom hcuse Chsrges made. PASSAGE tckets
furnished the above steamers AZ the lowest price,
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
hknaEers aud Agents, 1WPearl street.
QERFoRD 4 co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
~ through In less than ~ days via Chagrcs and Panama
Our nert will be the splendid steamship
nos on The 9Th inst, in charge ofour special
kr W. e. Hill. freight AZ least cent ess than
ethr shippers esn sseertss The ehsrGss o other
net exceed l8 lbs. BERrORD \ Co,
No. z Vcaoy street. AHtor Houfs.
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HXCURAaOAA.

CuNDAY TRIP TO NEwBURC. WEST POINT AND
~ koeksnd Lake. landing at Yorkcrs, Hastings, Dobbs
lerry Tarryown. sng Sing, Rookand Lake. Hsverstraw
verhtneks Peekskill CoIfens Dock, and Cold Spring.
touching at Hammond street each Fare 80 cents
hswburg. The new and splepdi steamer THos =.
HtLsE, Capt u. Van Wart. will leave New York from
foo, Of Chambers street every Sunday norliag at TX
oooek for The above places Re.urnin, will leave New
burg st1h o'clock r. NJ
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YHU TORE.


T1EI0NC0URSK. I. L.I.-rROTTIN0.-rUESDAY SEPT.
~ at o'slock n. Purse and stake $500; two mile
son Pefsr enters Oh Bsppoi Joseph Rochslesu en-
heats best in harness f. J. kodins enters M Lsdy
svsss Msss ME enters Cambridge Girl Geo Nelson
terry Brooiyn at and return ~ soon ss the
sports are over JOHN l. SN EDIKRR. Proprietor.
CEHIREvlLLE COURSE, L. L.ImPACING..THURs
October yth- -mstch for $500, two mile heats. Mr..
Beyins namesb Pet: to wagon Mr.. McGuire names b..
m Cayuga Maid, to sulky. JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor:
SP0RT!No MEN ATTENTION THERE WILL BE A
- Trot at the Sheep Head Bay House Monday Sept.
2e for Of together with inside stake ut
o'clock h mile heats best three In Eve to harness. I'm
medatey after there will be for SIS aside be-
tween two celebrated runnsrs 100 5eds together with
prietor trusts that his endea to please will the
whes public The rot has closed with the
hr Jarvis enters bay mare Lady J.rys Mr. W. enters
Jackson; Duryea enters black Bright; Mr. Coes
bay horse Tuscan after quarter mile race s
to be run between Blue Dick and Rather. "
A. c. DURYEA, shoeps Hoad Bay House.
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OLOT THIn .,


sruE s1agAa SHALL CEASE TO rLOw-so SAYS
u, pce. brt not - the subscribsr-for the stream
10 aud Aos unceaainr rly continual
.dss ssd gentlemen ssnd ter order. Ter the sale %
.hs csring srrsro furniture watches and Jewell
~. Ladies .ttsaied by Mrs. Lyon.
" ISAAC G. LION, II Wslit., basement
HAsT orF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies Eencmsn DESTROYS of converting their c,ss
elotanr fgrnisure &C., into cash. receive fair
,alss Tia b sending for the su5Bsrher al bis resi-
enoe tr)Aa the Pest Once. Ladies attended by Mrs
pusseiIo-f. l.. n. DCsSELDosF. Is Elm stgest.
sCAsrorT CLOTHING AND suPERTLUoUs PER
W ersi prrrsrly Ladies aud gentlemen hsvns the abeve
% dsPobe - hcrsty repeatedly informed that be eani-
fsit- the tuiscrb t,y act only OBJ
sin ,si.e q their prorftT bat will thereby svsid
'' JAMES xoRoNE u orany, street.
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The Ohio River,
The Farmers and Mechanics' Bank.

PIrTsBUEe, September 20 1851
The river is stationary ard the weather is rainy
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..r,Nycw stFsDvs PAPyB uANcIrGs RgED
W s..s ..it Comics. Iirs, naafs NC. nn lsaA -
..,.t+a. 4 /, atI.s N issee cr trs Z qganttis'.
a. (OAp. ES, NJ II. v ltltAa sit@,@
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6PORTIN0.

DIGE0N SHOOTING AT NEWARK N, ITO BE
shot for at the house of Peak Brothers Market
street Nsws.k On Monday Sept 18th Pointer Dog value
Manchester. England. eportamon wishing : good DAYS
amusement must be at the above place precisely at
o'clock. good supply Of birds " Ill be hand.
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CALIFORNIA.

CAPT. GEO. s. PORTER, OF NEW YORK; CAPT. 10.
" terh Eyre, CT Philseelphia Porter A. Eyrs, Port
wsrdshs. one. on Pacific street wharf San Francisco Pro-
tests noted and extended.
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qtc Ne, NJ Nlelas fysscsiy "a Aus'riai hsaan -
a., nr Fric-s Hssdr i3ir refspr~ialiIn ("
snutn1 a ,ho tdlrN I,sscoPs VsHIshi-a' ~
dsJ sincs.
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II r. WILLARD, ,AUCTiONEER-MATs ADELAIDE
IL. Worfted Mats. II. E. Willard, auctoneer will sell
ttis morniaR AZ twelve O'clock at Hooprs Sales 30
Jrc c,i~aT, 10 Wors..l Door ats of hsnd style
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sInrfI nAiL01

There having been choice, the convention unEed-
stely preceded 10 q seventh ballot
RI. falf.ra fod he result folove
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AMUAE MENTA.

NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, NOS. % AND 81 CANAL
~ street near Brosdwsy-Grsnd Sacred Concert Sunday
f Julius seds Tickets l2K cents Doors open as
t. comm. .1ce At O'clock. ~ ~-'
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, aEo.

MoRTGAGEsALE, OCTOBERl, WITHOUT RESERVE
NA by J. Catheid. New York Horse Bazaar, Crosby
street shifting Of horse family carriage light wagon
and harnesses, and n superior bay marc.
The southern press., 1851-06-25

abundance from Mountain Lakeland to construct
large reservoirs in the highest parts Of the city,
with conduits leading through all the streets
to supply water to the citizens fo- ordinary pur-
poses. and to be used by the city for extinguish.
ing fires. He only asks the privilege to be
granted by the council to lay the pipes through
the city. He proposes to leave it to committee,
chosen by the council, TO decide what the city
shall allow him for the water which It may be
obliged to use, and how much he shall be au-
thorized to charge such citizens as may choose
to be supplied by b m. He is ready and willing
to GO into an expenditure of six or eight hun
dred thousand dollars for this purpose, and the
city will not be put to the cost of dollar
The cityis well situated for the success of such
an undertaking. The hills back of it, the hig
range of Stockton street, are just suited 10 rem
der the project effective. The plan seems exact.
ly suited to our wants, and to the natural condi
ton Of the city. 1t seems to be the only means
of quieting the minds of all who have lost con
tidence, and fear to build lest another fire should
sweep away their property.
RErLASKIsG THE SrREETs.-There is pro
ject on foot to raise fund by subscription fol
| replanking the streets in our most important
thoroughfares, where they have been rendered
impossible by fire. One of our public spirited
citizens has offered to head the list v it'll very
generous subscription. This proposal is highly
commendable. The draymen as well as mer
chants should act literally as far as abb,
to further the enterprise. It is decided!
to their interest to do SO. In connection, !
might with propriety be urged to raise a funt
additional to place the station house in condi
ton to retain the prisoners. tits now perfect.
useless. If something Of the kind 10 not done
our citizens will be driven to the alternative Q
hanging summarily such men as several Of tn
gang who have recently escaped, just as they cal
get hold Of them.
The southern press., 1851-06-25
TEL E g B APH &c.
New York. June %.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARCTIC.

| The steamer Arctic, from Liverpool, arrived
here this afternoon, with min. three ra~ engers
She experienced fresh westerly winds during
the whole pas sage.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th
The cotton market remains unchanged but is
firmer, with fair and steady demand. The sales
since the 18th, amount to 1900 bales, of which
$500 were for export and speculation.
The bullion in bank had increased over f37,-
600. Consols closed at OH TO 90. American
securities inactive and unchanged. The ac-
counts from the manufacturing districts are
more favorable.
The liabilities of the cotton broker Hyde, is
stated ct two to three hundred thousand pounds.
The liabilities Of the blessrs. Finch, iron
merchants, who failed, amounts to one hundred
and eighty thousand pounds.
The committee on the Indian steam naviga-
ton, reported against the Panama and favorable
to the Cape Of Good Hope route.
The accounts from Amsterdam represent the
trade as stagnant. Coffee, sugar, and rice, is
unchanged.
A serious collision occurred between the
sailors and Austrian troops at Hamburg. Six
lives were lost, and great nuuf-r wounded.
Parliament had adjourned for the Whitsun.
tide holidays.
The visitors ut the Exhibition average near
fifty thousand daily.
The Dublin and Galway railroad will be
opened on the LIST Of August.
The crops in England and Ireland promise an
abundant yield, but the season is rather back
ward.
The commission charged with reporting upon
the revision Of the French constitution, contains
nine in favor, and six against revision.
Lamartine made powerful speech in favor of
the revision subject 10 the decision of the ma
ton, by universal suffrage. The President is
about to make another journey through the
provinces.
PoRTUeAL.--Saldanha is reported as becom-
in unpopular with the army
The Prussian troops have completely evacu-
ated the Danubian provinces.
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A USEFUL INVENTION. New York Pneu
matte Draining and Manufacturing Company
having organized for the purpose Of draining
sinks by means Of atmospheric pressure, process
which has been patented, on Wednesday last
psiitioned the Iloard Of Alderman for permission
TO drain sink in the day time, in the presence
ola committee appointed for the purpose. They
state that the contents Of sink are drained of
in such manner that no ef1uvia can escape
A sink Of ordinary size can be emptied In fifteen
minutes, without Inconvenience to the occupants
Of the premises, and without any obstruction Of
the highway.
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corporate guard in the South to coerce her. a
soulless corporation may with impunity extort
from the wealth-producing operative the maxi
mum Of labor which his health and strength
can yield, relying upon another who stands
ready to step into his place whenever he fails.
But that process cannot be carried on between
the sovereign States Of this confederacy, until
their respective citizens shall become recreant
to the exalted trust with which they have been
so nobly endowed.
The southern press., 1851-06-25

CAsADA.---In the Canadian legislative as.
sembly on last Wednesday night, the finance
minister stated that the government had the
power to make the st. Lawrence river free TO
the vessels of all nations, without reference to
the imperial government Government has in
troduced bill TO abolish the aristocratic
right Of primogeniture in the succession to real
estate. A bill to prevent the expenditure oil
public money for the purposes not previously
authorized by law, and to limit the granting Of
pensions, was defeated by the opposition Of the
ministry.