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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Later from Texas.
From the New Orleans Pcayune, June %
Nv the arrival of the steamers Pampel

From the New Orleans Pcayune, June %
Bv the arrival of the steamers Pampero
ard 4. Fuseer we have received our files OF Cal
weston papers 10 the 2Oth INST
The Southwestern American mentions rumor mat
George B. Erath. ESD and party OF assistants VINO
were out surveying on the PIPER Brazos, nave re-
turned 10 Waco Village, " Jose Mara having warn
ed Them that he dreaded mischief from his young
men, and advised them 10 leave
The A,nericap, says the Indian cannot understand
why the late military order which prohibits the In
dians from coming below certain lne, should not
prevent the white man from passing ABOVE u. Inc
TIss,,ra TSran states that one OF the Rangers,
named Tompkins was decoyed from Capt Connor's
camp some days ago by the Indians, VINO imnale9
turkeys and as he had not returned, II was supposed
he had been murdered. n.
The S;afe Gazette learns that MAJOR Ross byers
was shot AT Jockhart. Caldwell County. b. Mr. Lew
English, while the parties were engaged IN iriendy
conversation. Byers was killed. Further particulars
are not GIven. ,a-
Capt Wallace and Lieut.. Brady Of the Ranger, ar,
riyed in san Antonio OH the Sd INST Ihey reporieu
everything quiet N the vicinity Of this command
4 man named Barton was drowned While 'eryuis
a wagon across the Brazos, opposite For "fahah y"
the DIST ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

on the l1th February the Glencoe on the std Fsbrua
" tne Helen Page on the same day the Lightning.
on the 10Th February the Ilio-Mams. The tunnage
OF these vessels collectively amounted 10 900 tuns
we hnd that the shipments were or potatoes, Iss.6
boxes onions, l011 boxes barley, 5aa bags oats,
about bags In addition to these there some
minor shipments of maize, rope and butter together
with miscellaneous variety of articles which cam
for no specific notice, n they were limited in ousn.
tity.
The Ncrr Zeaander thinks the present shipments
being made IN the proper season. Will pay but is OF
the opinion tina, California will soon produce an
abundance OF vegetables for her own use
lSan Francisco Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
The Late Mexican Claim Fraud,

Mr. Charles w Davis, Secretary of the late Mex
can Board in letter to the nteligencer, says, that
ia forgery has been perpetrated upon the Commits
nission that any Jury IN the country, backed by the
ame evidences and certificates of character from
ssn,emen of high standing in the army, would have
endece,ved and have given large amount OF
damages in favor OF the claimant
The latelssencr states that the alleged fraudulent
canaan, is now in Europe, and that the assertion
hat he had received only portion of the claim is
aeorrect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
PROCLAMATION:

MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK
july ID, l6jI.
Whereas there TO believe that band Of mcca
diaries inst.ng city. and that the recent fires
the stables OF Messrs ]. JmmerSon Co., and Cornell
ruTnure, were caused by design. now l. AMBROSE
c KINGSLAND. Mayor OF the City OF NewYOrk, do. BY
Of authority vested by the Charter II the CITY,
offer Reward Of Two Hundred Dollars for tie apprehea
OF the person persons who caused the above fires
who may desgnedy set fire TO any building within the
limits Of the said city be pad upon the the
offender and the certificate OF the Judge before HON hs
shall be tined the District Attorney, that such
vcton had upon the information or testimony OF the
person persons claiming such reward but clam cr
such reward VIII be regarded unless presented 20 the under
signed within twenty DAYS after the conviction Of the Of
Tenders A {. KINGSLAND. Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
List of Patents.
Issued from ne United States Patent Oce for ne ,ck
endinl yHig |, 1851

Issued from ne United States Patent Oce for ne ,,ck
ending JEiy |, 1851
Carefully prepared for The Tribune
William Kinds, of OtSego, n. Y, for Vice Saw-Sct.
Dated July |, 1851.
Nashburn Race, OF Seneca Falls, n. Y, for Ar.
raneement Of Catches on the upper sash. operated
bv moyine The lower sash Dated July !, 1851
Benjamin Kraft, of Reading, Pa, for improvement
IN Boxes and AxleS for saving oil. Dated July /,
1851.
Henry Whitney. Jr.. Of Cambridge Mass. for ln-
provemeni in lnkstandS. Dated July l. 1851.
John B. WickerSham. of New-lorS \. J., for I'M
provement in Iron Fences. Dated July !, 1851
Henry W Sabin. of Canandaigua, \. Y, for in-
proyement in Bedsteads Dated July l. 1851.
John T. Paine. of Worcester, Mass, for improve
ment IN Spectacle Frames Dated July |, 1851
Aaron Palmer & :. G. Williams, of Brockport N:
Y. for Improvement IN Gram HarYesterS' Dated
July |, 1851.
Amon T.. & Davenport Lazell of Chcopee Falls,
Mass, for Improvement IN Bread Cutters Dated
July !, 1881.
Michael Miller of Rochester \. Y, for improve
ment in Piano fortes Dated July |, 1881.
Daniel Barnum of the County of Philadelphia, "a,
for Improvement in Machines for making iat-boiicS
Dated July /, 1851
Thomas r. Bailey of Lockport, n. \ =, for improve
ment in Lathes. Dated July !, 1871.
Daniel w EameS of West Turn. n. Y, Tor I'M
proyement in Runnng-gear of Railroad Carriages.
Dated July |, 1851.
Charles Atwood Of Derby, Conn, for improvement
IN Wire Hooks and Eyes. Dated July |, 1851
John Crum, of Ramapo, n Y, for improvements
IN Machinery for Cutting Files. Dated July 1851.
Luke +. Cavanaugh, of New6eld, n. Y, for im-
proyement in Handles of Brushes and Brooms. Dated
July |. 1851.
frederick p. Dimpfel of New-York, N. " for i'm
proved arrangement of the Steam Engine. Dated
July /, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Grimes and Casualties.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


ONTARIO COUNTY, Tuesday, July l.
\ Farmer residing in West Bloomfield,
in this county was killed on Thursday last by gun,
discharged while in his own hands. The contents Of
the entered his chin mouth and lodged In the
brain. killing HIM instantly. Coroners Jury de-
cdcd, believe. that deceased came 10 his death by
suicide, but there IS possibility that the event
accidental. as the gun cooked while IN his pos
session, and known TO discharge itself by the light
est jar.
Yesterday desperate, made so in part no doubt
b. whisky. was committed to jail by an examining
Justice, from the town OF Lima. Lw Co, for the
malicious slaughter Of some 20 fine sheep belonging
TO Mr. NlckSSon Of the same place. The scamp
had been IN the employ of Mr. y for short time but
was discharged for cause, and To relieve the spite
caused thereby went into his late employers yard ut
night. and beat the above named number OF ship to
death. with a club.
So YOU see that the City has not monopoly Of
that which may induce suicide, nor OF the results OF
a bad temper stimulated into activity by rum. DeS-
pair and desperation sometimes found IN Districts
rs rural as was ever pictured IN Poets dream. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Ohio Whig State Convention:

COLUMBUS, o., Thursday July g.
The Wing State Convention assembled here TINS
morning and permanently organized, by electing
Hanson l.. Penn of Brown Co President, with TWEEN
ty Vice Presidents and seven Secretaries. After pre-
liminary proceedings, the Convention commenced
voting, rlra rOce, by Counties. Samuel +. Vlnton
ThoS Ewing Hiram NJ. Griswold and William T.
Cutter were severally named candidates for Gov
ernor. Ewing and Grlswold having been withdrawn
the result of the voting 2l2 for Vnton and 3s for
Cuter-vinton therefore declared nominated.
The votes for Gutter were principally frem the West
en Reserve. 4 recess was then taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
rstiadelphia Markets and Stocks.
'0''esrondence of The Tribune.

sSsFOluehcc OF The Tribune.
csv,.s PHilApElPRIt, THURSDAY. July ;.
savr. held higher Consequence of the favorable
Aasts, % hurope. but The sales afe limited The FLOUR
ass 4, shsc'ive, Holders demand % 4 bol. bR, no
ssPou have been reported The sales for city
~ M arc 70 isir extent NJ former rates Sales OF
Aeh ~ r flour At 81. Co2N MEAL Is generally
h S-n'sI DOL but saie was made Yesterday ~ Is
ssiy A. ~ 70, whkAI continues limited. hut prices are
IL &c serce snd waited Tor d.S,,lmr CSsS, resdy
bsss a. euyw sold A. GO cents aoat OATS are rather
Nd push fnnsyyania sold At is&i2i cents y busa
Ma "nSAf steady at "a cts IN bbls and %, cts IN
T. nj -, ~ srocxs-Elrs' Boards 900 Cam An, RR
Asxf. - ~ Lehlgh Is, sll; $lOoo VII RR Is 81 80
Il n. Ia IS $seo Spring Gardea Is. 10, ieo ssO5o
Use n,e 500 Leigh g.. 81 $500 do. 81, 5000
"'' -" Lshish In, sA 5000 Stale s.. 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
0sins Operations in the SAN joaquin Dis
trict,

ine Stockton Journal learns that the
wa's selns al Carson's Creek are Welding immense
@ams. Il says
NJ, IN one place The workers took out 90 lbs of
~ soa m one day. In three DAYS the same party
A ou, l5o lhS. of unaoyed ofe TO those who are
sN isSsS AZ TO the value OF the quartz veins with
s%.sne whole section OF the san Joaquin District
srse,Shed, this account may appear somewhat ex-
AZ .ss oui nom the authority on which We give
o,A,Ausotulnafy news, we can fully assure all
erssNtaat there is not more truth IN The most or
"a; aod We'll at.esled every day occurrence. than
Nsss IN our statement"
eaase ourselves seen the gold from this mine,
San Francisco Herald, and can fully bear out
uaia Of the above statements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Late from sydney and New Zealand.

By an arrival Yesterday we have dales
f,om Auckland to The st of March, and from syGhe,
to the 5th Of the same month. .,a soIIow-
TIE Nesr Zeaandr of March makes lhe eor The
iIg estimate OF the exports 10 l'iS
months Of January and February ,,.t.,s;v vas.
WtliU tie last Nv months the ioloH .hs e. S,t ~
els I.vc 81. arci o.: .; Auckland Oi -, -, 80
JauIaiN I! e hrcLa. OF ne 5isi '''i'''' w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ The Anniversary of the Sigma
mi" win be held at Hamilton College, Monday, July
n. Rev DIR. THOMPSON, of Buffalo, viii deliver the
Address and Rev R0Yvs' BACON, of Rochester
will deliver the Poem,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

CRIMINAL STATISTICS OF THE CITY PAS
on FOR THE LAST Six MoNrHs-The whole number
of persons committed to the City Prison during the
six months Just closed was s,2l3. We are indebted
to Mr.. Geo. L. Coachman, the Clerk Of the Prison.
for the following interesting statistics
White White B!ac. Black
Men Women Men Women T"tal.
Received from Jan to
July .------..4sD s7s 3.3 ~ 8?3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
State Of the Western Waters.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday. July s.
The River is at stand here. The Missouri Is re-
ported TO be rising at ST Josephs but Is falling below
The Upper Mississippi Is rising slowly. The leVee
remains inundated from one end 10 the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

BALTIMORE, Ihur>uiy JUNO 8
The Southern mail has arrived. The Courier says
that arrangements have been made for large lmpor-
tations of Gurnsey Cloth from Calcutta to Charles
ton instead of getting the supply from Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

NEW-ORLEANs. wednesday, July :.
The steamship Maria Burt left Galveston on me
24h ult ana l. supposed 70 be lost Win an Oh ooaIu,
arrived here yesterday
The papers refuse to publish the failure OF 5 Jau-
don.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.

Southern Magnetic Telegraph Office corner ofsm Haaorr
Bearer streets.
For further Teiegraphc Dispatches see VIE Psgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

~ The "Delevan Temperance Union
Reform Association tcolored) Will hold It's Tenth
Annual Meeting at Albany on the 10th inst and not
at Poughkeepsie rs stated in TIE Tribune of yester-
Aar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
IAnNERrIsEMENT.l

IL An OPERA GLASS was left III an East
Broadway stage at the Battery last evening. Ten dol
lars reward Will be given to any one who VIII leave
IL at SanderSon's College Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
CARROLL PARK.-At the last meeting of

CARROLL PARK.-At the last meeting of
the Common Council the Committee upon the sub
iect of opening new Park to be designated by the
above name, reported in favor OF the measure and
was made the special order for Monday evening Ext
Several circumstances Eumerousy signed have been
presented against it, and on Wednesday evening
large and spirited meeting of the citizens and property
holders of the sixth and Tenth Wards. opposed to
The project was held at Sweeneys Hail. corner oil
Atlantic and Columbia SIS. FREEMAN Hunt, ESQ.,
presited and JOIN WEsrERvELr was appointed Sec
reiary. Addresses were delivered by Alderman Still
vel, D. Tallmange and others. and series oil reSo-
Unions demonstrating against the assessment OF DOT
ION OF Tie CITY for the said Park we're UNANIMOUSLY
sdop,ed and Committees were appoNei 10 caIly o"'
,.cp 81 .he citizens OF the Warts gepresente'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
HATS FOR HoT WEATHER-Decidedly

HATS FOR HoT WEATHER.-Decidedly
the greatest luxury one can ENJOY during these tropi
cal days-not even excepting salt water bath or an
iced beverage-is light, cool and softy-ittng sum
mer Hat. The fabric must be fine and soft as If
woven from the sheared edges of the twilight clouds
cool as the sea-breeze that blows the balcony of
Castle Garden, and light ones inclination TO work
on hot July afternoon. Ii our readers wish to know
where such hats are TO be found, cannot do better
than recommend them to our old friend Knox, III
fultonSt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

FIRE WARDESs-At a meeting of the
Board of Officers OF the Brooklyn Fire Department
on "Wednesday evening last, the following gentle
men were nominated as Fire Wardens on the part Of
the Board John {. Roach, Rober, J. Luckey, and
Thomas Watson
THE LATE BIGAMY CAsE-Yesterday was
the day fixed for the further examination INTO the
late extraordinary charge of bigamy against Olive
II. Marum for marrying a second time while her frs,
husband was yet alive but whom she believed TO be
dead. The complainant, not appearing and the EVIL
dence for the defense being unlmpeached. "a Summa-
~ OF which appeared in Tae Tribune on Friday last
the accused was discharged from her recognlzances
by the Justice H. Bellng and returned to her dOmeS
TIC duties with her second husband. Rutherford
CoyP DE SoLEn.-An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Ball upon the body OF Edmund
Lawler, aged 80 years native of Ireland. who died
IN Bedford or Tuesday from the effects OF the heat
The Jury rendered a verdict IN accordance
AssAULT.-On Wednesday afternoon
woman named Jane Rabbit, residing a "a Safest,
violently assaulted by man named John Glllase.
living IN the same house, and beng then eacleH'e.
She seized with premature labor. which resulted
in producing abortion. and viii probably cause her
own death The guilty party was taken INTO custody
Yesterday on warrant issued by Justice King an
committed to await the result Of the injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Markets NEW ORLEANS. Iuly2

NarEffS-- y kW -ORLEAN>, Juy 2.
Sales we've made yesterday OF 5000 bales of Cor
TON yesterday and 2,0O0 this morning AZ unchanged
prices. dealers awaiting the Arlca's news. 200 bblS
mess PORK sold AZ Sl4. BACON is improving Sides
are sldsl Exchange is dull. Sterling IS unchanged
We quote New-York co days al Il a PC. discount
Sight Checks are al par. Cotton frelghts 10 Liver
pool are ID. TOBACCO 35s,-and FLOUR =. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
BROOKLYN TETS.
NE CrLrBRArIoN To-DAY.-The .prO-

glamme OF tins days proceedings has been arranged
by the citizens. A procession Of the Committee,
Common Council and Military, and all persons desi-
rous of participating therein is to be formed at
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the City Hall, and march through
the principal streets 10 the First Baptist Church.
Nassau street where the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence is 70 be read by Col C. J. Jack. and the Ora
tion delivered by Hon d. A. Bokee, and al o'clock
dinner is to be served at Montague Hall. The
route OF the procession viii be through the following
streets Henry, Orange, Hicks, Pineapple, and from
thence through Fulton and Nassau TO the Baptist
Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Markets...-Sr LOIS. July 3.

Our markets are stationary with light receipts
The demand for FLOUR is IN retail lots Fine Is at
80 second brand City -0d3 IS Extra 81.
WHEAT sells az 15d90c CORN. holserS asking
an advance in consequence Of the New Orleans rise
Oars are at 29d92c. HENP Is IN moderate demand
~ SIC for Common 10 Prime, and 50 for Prime.
LEAD Is inactive Mines 3jG4 3,l-the latter
figure for small lots. Provisions, no sales-Quo-
taiions Mess Pork 10 75Gl3 81 barrel Lard u a
Sc. No. :. Sic, Kegs q G99. Bacon. shoulders
edfi Ribbed Sides 7,d,. Clear as Bag and
Prime canvaSSed Hams : acc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
The Cosicn Observation-Disclosures OF the Bat
Gle of Fort M0ultrie.
BALTIMORE, Thursday. July

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July ,.
Taylor. shelton and Murray. the murderers OF the
CoSien family, are 10 be hung the first Friday IN
August
The Celebration OF the Battle of Fort Moultrle.
;. C., was held rs announced Senator Rhett was
among the speakers, and acclaimed usual, in IA
of dissolution of the Union. The tOasts drunk
were all Of the same reasonable character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
Markets .BA
NETWORK LEGXsLATURE.

One thousand two hundred barrels Howard.
Flour sold TO day al Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

GRAND LARCENIEs.-One John McGarvey
yesterday arrested on charge Of stealing gold
watch valued a, $40 The arrest made by officer
Bennett Of the Eighteenth Ward, and the accused
was taken before Justice McGrath, who held him to
await examination.
Vim. Thompson was arrested at 4 late hour on
Wednesday night by officer Lord of the Sixth Ward,
suspicion of stealing Sl3. The accused was Ia
ken TO the Station House where he was recognized
as man well known to the Police authorities. but no
evidence appearing asains, him, lie was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04
MEETING OF THE ALUMNI OF THE Uni

vERSlrY-At a meeting of the Alumni of the Uni
versity on "Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Geo II. Moore
was elected President, of the Association for the en-
SUNG year Howard Crosby, Vice-PreSident and
VIM. II. Martin, Treasurer. Prof. {. 5. Henry dehv-
cred an Address on the condition and prospects OF
the University, which he referred TO the changes
which have taken place IN lis management, and de-
clared that all the Faculty required was to nominate
10 the chair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

NIAGARA DAGUERREorYPED.-S
INTO Whi,ehurst's Saloon, $40 Broadway, the other
day, We were much interested in examining series
OF zen large Daguereo,ype views of Niagara, IN
Which the character OF the scene most effective
ly rendered The superb gallery of Ny. WhnehurSt
hsSla,ely been enriched by large number of por-
traits OF distinguished persons executed IN his adj
mirabe style. They already constitute collection
well worth seeing, as specimens of the art no less
than as interesting portraits.
u We are requested to say that the
Island House at Bellows Falls, VT IS now open for
the accommodation of the public.
FIRE-At o'clock Yesterday norning,
FIRE broke out IN the stable corner OF Nineteenth
81 ard Tenth a, cnue, caused BY some straw having
caueh, ere from furnace which Was used for COOK
ing in the yard The flames were quickly suaiuei
by the tue Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

VI W TTI'II INV.s 7 1T~I8 Ut
Native 4 6,3JJ FOREIGN
Discharged duung the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

DEATH CAUSED By STROKE or THE
SUN-Jeremah Kohler native of Germany IS
years Of age. who was taken TO the Hospital IN
feeble state the lS inst, caused by stroke of the
SUM- died Yesterday from its effects An inquest was
held yesterday by the Coroner and verdict TO this
effect was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

AMERICAN PIANO-F FORTE COMPANY.-We
call the attention OF our readers to the published
minutes Of the first meeting of the above Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

The OPERA.-The Opera is SNOW in its
glory, having every night audiences .hose size is
only equaed by the extent Of their satisfaction IL
will soon be more attractive for, If we were not
mistaken, there was last night crescent promise OF
golden moonlights OH the Bay. Tonight rich pro-
gramme is offered to the public. Messrs. French &
Heiser have the right of the Garden for the Fourth
but they have engaged the whole Opera Company
who will give Lucia d Lammermoor. In addition
there will be Duo from Marine Falero, National
Overture. and grand display of FreWork from the
water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

A PANORAMA FOR THE FouRTH.-An APP
proprae place OF recreation to-day Will be Washing
ton Hall, where the large and beautiful National
Panorama Will preach silent but not Intellectual
grafton. Those who give the day 10 enjoyment
should not forget II.
NBLo's.-The two Justly deserving and
popular daRSeuSeS Mdlles. Franck have been en-
gagged by the Rayel Family and Will appear on Mon
day in Adophe Adams ballet OF lie DiabIe Qaatre,
which will be acted IN admirable style with the
sisance of the RayelS.
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