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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22
General Emigration and Passage Office,

No 81 Bayiing Sip, NeW York, near Fulton Ferry.
INHE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
l. the public that his arrangements are such for bring
ing and forwarding passengers to and from Liverpool
by the old aud fvorite Black Star Line of Packets sailing
to and from New York and Liverpool every week. as to
ensure cheap and quick conveyances. The ships
prsng this line all and first class packets, COM
manded by old and experienced commanders.
Also Agent for the Star Line of Glasgow Packets sail
ing every month Also, Agent for the splendid Line OF
New York and Louisiana Line of New Orleans packets,
sailing every week. HtH
Drafts at sight furnished for any amount England
Ireland and Scotland. TIIOS III. OBRIEN,
mar IL 81 Burlng Slip, 2 doors from South at.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22

The Democrats of Kentucky recommend Gen.
Butler for the Presidency.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22
The New York and Liverpool United States Mai
ta Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are the -
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye. ...
ARCTIC Capt. Luce.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships, having been built by contract expressly
for servce every has been taken In their
construction also in their engines to insure strength
and speed their accommodations for passengers are
unequalled for elegance or comfort
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, $780,
elusive use of extra size rooms $685. from Liverpool
to New York, f35.
An experienced Surgeon will be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
~ The ow ners these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion, specie ewery precious stones,
or metals unless bills of adng signed therefor and
the value thereof therein expressed.
For freight and passage apply to
EDWARD X COLLINS, So Wall st., N. Y, or to
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool
u. G. ROBERTS CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London
l.. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

The Madrd Gazette OF the 10th publishes an order
from the Queen i0r one OF her Ministers 10 proceed
TO Seville on the approaching occasion OF the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Her Royal tIgness the Duchess de
Monipensler The corps dlpOlnatlque and deputd-
tlon of The grandees OF SPAN are invited 10 attend
In order To do honor to The event
The project OF law presented by Government 10
Congress for rendering the Ebro naygable from Cara.
gora To the Mediterranean, well a. for a canal
nom AmpoSta to the Aiaques. Is As follows:
The contractor l. VI. Isldor Pourcet a Frenchman,
who undertakes 20 commence the works tour months
after the Cortes have sanctioned II. and hnlsh
The whole within SIX years the length VIII be
60 leagues. 6l Kilometres and the contractor IL
70 have the exclusive privilege OF establishing steam
boats for passengers but all other craft may rafc On
The rlyer, upon the payment OF certain moderate
rates. The introduction INTO SPAN OF al machinery
and other things IN connection with the undertaking
shell be free OF duty. Interest at per cent per an
nun IS 10 be paid by Government on the capital EN-
plOycd until Tie works be finished. after which. and
make up the SAID 6 per cent. or whatever may be
wanted If the net proceeds of the undertaking have
not Welded 80 much But VI. Pourcets property IN
the concern Is 10 be, IN all, for 100 years
The following details of the progress of crime are
not very satisfactory The number of men IN the pc
nal settlements both IN Spain and the Colonies on
the 3lst OF December. 1850. was 1922. 10 which We
have to add $50 among than 1874 womeI) who are
undergoing other minor punlshmentS, say 20,l71 III
all against l. .i3s III lSi9-Showlng an increase OF
39 IN 1850. The number of persons awaiting their
trial In December 1850. 1890 against 9,5o9 IN
December, ls49-say an increase of LII, 80 that,
taking both items together, the increase al the end
of 1850 over the same period III lSi9 was i,i50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
Army Court Martial.

The military Court Martial recently CON
yencd IN this city, for the trial OF Gen Taicott, tho
chef OF the Ordnance Department, Is composed OF.
perhaps the most distinguished officers ever con
vened IN a similar capacity This body are drawing
then labors to a close. esterday, for the hrst time
since they have been In session. many ladies were IN
attendance. and the number of auditors, generally,
was greater than on any previous occasion.
We have heretofore stated the grounds on which
General Talcott arralgned - charges which
deeply affected his reputation as an offcer AMI a
gentleman.
Mr. Carlisle the counsel for General falcott, yes
terday read the defence OF his client, the time con
Sumed beng gust one hour.
To the first charge, " violation of the l32d article
of the regulations for the government of the Ord
nance Department" IN sanctonlng contract for sup
plies 10 be- made and carried into effect without the
sanction OF the Secretary OF War, he says that, II
he did make Il contract. which was unauthorized
and improper nothing can he clearer than that his
otense was not collation. OF tins article but IN
fact and IN law, he made no contract, neither gen
eTal nor special
With regard TO the second charge, "wlllful dsobc-
dence of orders and instructions from the Secretary
OF War IN relation 10 a contract for supplies he
yentured 10 affirm that no precedent could De pro-
duced where charges OF wllful dlSobcdlence OF IN
stncions were made, that the orders and instruc'
tons were not gwen. But this, he says was no
fault of the Judge Advocate, whose ability hts nm to
wear the gown of the barrlSter with the same ease
and grace that he does the sword and epaulettes.
As to the third conduct unbec0mlng an othcer
and a gentleman" among other things making a
declaration which was positively ana whiuiy
false and intended 70 deceive the Secretary OF
War" by authorizing and procuring, and causing
TO be made "A contract for the purchase OF large
amount of ordnance St0res-tO VII, shot ana
shells-whch he the SAID Talcott. knew, and had
previously reported to the Secretary OF War, were
not needed Tor the public service such conduct be-
ing an abuse Of the authority of his office, breach
Of the trust reposed IN him, and unDecoming an ON
Ger and gentleman" he denies that he made sich
contract or authorized It and referring to his con
yersatons with the Secretary Of War, says, that IN
his mind was one thing and IN that OF the Secretary
another.
In conclusion, he returned his thanks to the Court
for the attention they manifested toward him during
the trial. and TO the Judge Advocate for the courtesy
with which he had discharged his duty.
The Judge Advocate remarked that he would sub
nit the case without argument.
The room was ordered TO be cleared and after
some time spent IN consultation by the board, an al
surnment took place. wash RepuD Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
PORTUGAL.

The steamship Madrid arrived at southampton on
TUESDAY bringing intelligence from Lisbon TO the
18th inst. Our letters contSIn dispatch from the
Duke of Saldanha. addressed 10 the Minister OF the
Interior. which has caused that functlOngry 10
remove two civil Governors. Portugal continues
tranquil The Electoral Law Was decreed on the
18TH with few alterations. but the Corte> could not
meet TIL the middle OF October. Sir K. Packcnhan.
The new British Minister TO Portugal. arrived al
Llshon IN the Severn on the 18th INST and was duly
received at an audience by the Queen. Hon. MI
iaddock. the Unites states Charge d'Afalres. was
TO be presented = her Majesty the 2lst INST The
french feet was al Cadlz on the 10th inst II con
sisted OF SIX ships OF the llne ana steam rlgaie, and
was about 10 SAIL a cruise. The freight ship
nereiordshlre. having on board her Malesty's 9th
regiment, sailed rom Gibraltar the lith inst for
Barbados. Sir Hamilton Seymour. the late British
Minister at Lisbon. came home 10 England IN the
Madrid. The American irlgate 81. Lawrence arrived
III the Taeus from southampton. on the INST.
The cholera has appeared a; the Canary islands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
PHILADELPHIA.
Guards-Markets, Stocks. &c.

PHlLADELPHIA, TUESDAY, July o
The shOe-last mandatory OF Horn *
Ellis. No 100 Race.si.. was much damaged by ire
and water last night. There Is an insurance OF 81
coo upon the property. -,
new and splendid packet ship, called Shacka
maXon," Will be launched from henslngton snip
ward tomorrow. She viii run between Liverpool
and this port.
The Regiment OF Governors Guards, from your
CITY, now paying visit here under Col PEERS Is 10
be reylewe ed this afternoon by Gov. JOHNSTON heir
appearance and solslerllke department has elected
ne highest encomlumS from our citizens In Compa-
nv D. Capt FAIR, recognise several soldiers VINO
use the shooting sticks IN The Tribune office From
one Of them, Mr.. Colbum, have received Fl>lt ana
he tells nae all who belong TO you are well
The foreign adyces by the Canada rather uniayorape
for COTTON and BREADSTUFFS but they nave hau no ma
erial elect upon the market There an increased et
mort demand for FLOUR and 500 bbls standard and Ned
brands sold al % bill, ola select brand at 81
and extra Al H. Most holders refuse , Tor stand
ard brands The sales for city consumption are 10 air
extent wIthnShe OF these quotations RYE tLOUR
=, steady al 81, small sale of CORN MEAL AZ 81
bbl Their, Is a moderate demand for WHEAT and prices
are steady Sales Ofprme Pennss wanna red are - cents
ana white at 9Scind 81 busiel further sale Of RYE
AT re CORN dull. Sales Of 5000 bushels eow AZ bic
sHoat OATS steady demand AZ ijc aroat In GRO
cFRIF, and PROVISIONS there Is little VI nothing dong
sales of WHISKY IN bbs at 2ic and hhds At PIC 80
49,: $1,000 Alleghanv County Is, 81. 5000 Lehgh Mor
o. 70 S;,OOO Read RR 6s TO- "a Bank u Penn IA
Mnehill RI %. 81 Morris Canal, 10. hes ana Del
Canal 1903 $1,000 Kentucky e., 100 $500 State D. D.
ICO $500 VII RI 6s
Second Boord-6 Mech b.. % $500 Spung GsTden D.
10 80 $500 Lehgh Int. 81 Farm and Mech BA' p5 55
$500 VII RR, 81 $1,000 City Is 1914 Penn hh' ~ ''O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
A singular Theater In Paris

4 SINGULAR edIfice hitherto unnOtlced by
the public press has silently sprung up In one OF the
eastfrequented streets OF Paris, the Rue 81 Memo
las st Martin II IS large theater, exterhaiiy III
tho Ionic STYLE capable OF containing 5000 persons,
and rendered peculiarly interesting by the highD-
ingenious notifications which the inventor anu pro-
prietor NJ. Bartheemy, architect, has introduced
into this class of buildings, thus threatening 10 Gre
ae Thorough revolution the arts and scenic deco
ration and acoustic arrangement. Inc poftioh oi
the house intended for the public IS q large enp'ch
yaulted hall ~ metres by 22 l26 feet by oS IN sur
face and l. metre In altitude, with Bround moor,
gallery and two upper ones Tor Spectators. Inc
stage situated IN seInl-clrcular recess al ln'
tremty OF the transverse ans encroaches upon VI.
Dit In a circular curve, 20 that the .hDle stage may
he said 10 form circle. The orchestra, inseah Oh
being placed between the spectators ana the actos
y situated IN the upper portion OF the recess aioie
said and II invisible 10 the public, though VlDe I'd
the director OF the band, who seated IN front Oh
The stage, where the prompter generally ss. De
sides this band second one, equally Invisible " si
public. may occupy circular gaIlefy sumouii'LiIS
Inc luster accessible by winding staircase oescehu
ING between iron bars from the yaulted ceinhg Oh
the house IN the bOdest way imagihaDie. iins
second orchestra Is calculated 10 produce slhBula
acoustic effects hitherto unknown 70 the lnuSo az
and theatrical world. We were present "heh an
experiment was made by AN eminent singer, "ao
warbled some OF his finest notes al the top Oh w
gallery and although, al The express desire VI ~.
Berhelemy, he sang IN rather suDdueo .oiio' 1I W
effect produced was FAR superior TO what can o. w
FAMED with a much greater effort IN the Ordinary
,heaers The stage raised metres tsix iee aDo'e
the DIT the space allotted 10 the repfeseh.,ar .,'
IN metres (36 feet broad, and ID metres e. ~
deep But the most singular par Of VI hscn
coniryances consists III his curtains an. . DaS 80
bich owing 10 the form adopted for the stag, SIe
curyneal also Notwithstanding onay sG they are
=, - 10 r,se or drop as # they were nat lie hs'
ssc IS S Of
scehss, ~ Ia are nroduced by different strata OF
sauae he view vertical s1a ;bs as ,S well a
nDi s.,cd by the simultaneous rolling and
rolling OF partly OPAQUE and partly transparent
scenery leave those OF ordinary theaters a1 oehno
,n,tant modifc atoms In the system Of lighting both
he house and the stage. There are no foothghts.
and the whole space Is illuminated from above, oy
an Ingenious combination Of reaectors. The house
is besides 80 constructed that theatrical repfesen-
tailons may be gwen by the sole aid OF daylSnt,
transmitted through panes Of colored gas. Inc
foyer IS large room under ground, SIX metres nsn.
ard occupying the whole OF the PIT and stage IL !:
TO be well lighted, and decorated with nowefs anf
comfortable seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

AdviceS from PARIS, Of TUESDAY state that the
Duke &c Brughe. at a meeting of the Revision Com
miiiee, mace Il long speech II which hc expressed
ms desire for a regular revision His speech showed
HIM 10 he tho Republic. but not strongly IA
favor of the President a. was expected. PROPOSE
ton to pToong the Presidents powers without call
ing "A Constituent Assembly. was unanimously re-
iected motion for giving the country an oppor-
iunlty of choosing between a Republic and the Mon
arciy was also rejected by fourteen 10 one
VI. dc Tocquevie has been appointed reporter OF
the Commission for the revision OF the constitution
biz eight votes. against I'VE given TO VI. de Brogie.
and two To VI Odillon Barrot The Commission has
adopted. by nine votes against SIX, the following
PROPOSITION which differs essentially from that OF the
reunion of the Rue des Pyramldes The Leglsla-
,iye Assembly, taking INTO consideration the lllth
article of the Constitution expresses the desire Tor
the revision OF the Constitution conformabe 10 that
article"
The Bank OF France has announced a dividend OF
55f pcr share for the first half year OF 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

FOR ACCOUNT
Liverpool Cotton Market.

REPORT FOR THE WTEK ENDING June 2i.-Throughou'
the week Ehe market has evaced dropping tendency.
which has leen particularly marked duns the
days Prices Of American have declined ID to I'd ~ the
and d the better qualities Brazil Eg, ptian
and Sura have participated the general dulness. and
must also De quoted lower
There attendance 81 the public sale u Sea Isl
and Yesterday and of az about previous rates.
c.plng oh sold -ar and lower
prices If 1879 hte and Sj stained offered 30 II the
former sold To- 10 d. and ~ OF the latter al 20 I'D
Spectators have 80 American 30 Penam and 2O0
SuTai and Exporters 33C0 American 100 Pcam go Bahia,
290 Surat go Madras and 80 Bengal The sales Tor the
week amount 10 "a so bales
AN-1le demand for Beet has not
improved and though dc not alter quotations, the
ordinary be bought farms IL PORK there
scarcely transaction To- report. and remain with
change The weather gives more confidence q
holders Of Bacon but that the country
demand has improved Hams continue a very dull sale
Shoulders wanted There decline of fully l. per
IN Lard, without leading 10 an increased demand
Netting 20 report Cheese Grease Butter begins 10
az the quotations.
IRI>H-Arhought the Butter market has been dull SINCE
our last report nearly ali the finest qualities have been
disposed Of steady rates and mdlng sorts have met
with attention but at ow and irregular prices Fine
Waterford - 73s Secondrate brands 66 90 oS> CarcS
and Conme 20 10 rs Wexford 90 to los Limerick. 81
10 Cos Cork slow Of sale Birds o.. ths is. and pcsed
2nds 56S Cwt, landed Imported from Ireland from the
18th 10 the 2l>t INST both inclusive f733 rnS 66 kegs.
OS9 crooks i57 boxes PSI barrels Butter 81 bales Bacon
lf-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
ilavrc Market June 25.

CoTToN-Suce our report NJ the 18Th INST per Africa
our market governed by the favorable adyIces from er
pool and better Of things from tia INTERIOR has been
producing thereby marked improvement an pnce>
Wednesday the sales reached 2O0 bales, and THURSDAY on
receipt the Liverpool report. announcing rise IA That
market the demand animated and 1000 bales changed
hands
Frdav 2O0O bales were sold and Saturday the Rouen
ke and letters from the manufacturing districts beng much
more encouraging. slight improvement having taken
place Yarn and CallcOes an extraordinary ACTIVITY was
dlSpae d here and further obtained on saturday our
transactions reaching on that day 1000 bales, portion oi
winch was taken on speculation.
Monday the market was dUi on receipt ~ ac-
counts from Liverpool which did not altogether confirm
the rSe announced during the week but when the dehet
the receipts during The last four DAYS. which some tee
graphic communications gave from Liverpool IN the arm
val OF the Canada SATURDAY. night and reduced excess
10 2CO 500 bales, holders here maintained their ground
aud $40 bales sold at full prices and Yesterday me
sales reached 1909 bales wtan advance OF 10 81 On last
week quotations.
The advces from the United Sa,eswere under date New
York 9TH. per Africa and 9TH ref Balt' the accounts
from Europe per Asa had produced = decline IN New
York and probable the same TOOK place IN the South
the receipts about the same the excess reached e
POI bales and the advces regarding the new crop were
exceedingly favorable.
IT, sum up the sales of the week reach 1900 bae, If
which 00u 1900 bales on >pecuiton against 2Ol5
bales from New Orleans. by Emperor thar our
stock $4,000 bales, Of which J3ov bies are
United States We look Tor Y ships the New York pack
included had put q sea Il our latest dates wlth
1880 bales
S-We received last night adyices from the I'M
ted States To the 10th from YORK the de-
fclt of 7Oos bales. which anticipated 10y teegraphc
dispatches from Liverpool, received on Monday morning
false and the accounts respecting tie growing crop
proving highly favorable the market last night Vas tame
and holders were more ready sellers
Tie following were the sales effected. VIZ, li,IW phes
The imports during the period amount to 2O3 bales
Statement of Cotton Ia HAVE on the 18th oi June
"a Hsn I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
Lornbardy,

letter from Payia. of the Goth III the Croce II >a-
ro,0 saws thai Count Gyulay. the Military Governor
of Lonbardy having appeared the theaier OF that
town the preceding day nearly all the spectators
lei; the house. The Count OF seeing this, retired
A. for the i,w spectators who had remained behind.
they were received with Kisses BY crowd IN the
street. when they came out of the theater. The
Count highly lncensed NJ this behavior. and
threatened 10 declare Payla IN a state Of siege, II
such an affroni were repeated. He accordingly re-
turned 10 the play on the following night out
whether the public Was differently composed. or the
same, nothing OF the KIND occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
Markets BUFFALO. July

The receipts OF the past 81 hours have been Flour,
6OOO bbls WHEAT 5000 buShs Corn, $4,000 bushs
The market for FLOUR has been rather heavy bnt
without change in prices. Sales 1900 b5S AZ , j0d
, 6s, for Michigan WHEAT has been IN moderate
demand with a steady market. 1880 bush Ono sold
al -9dslc CORN Is steady ~ Yesterdays rates.
Mixed Western has sold IN small quantities at lSc.
Oars are in moderate inquiry at 33c. Freights arc
unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

JuDIoIAL.-Gov Trousdale has appointed
Hon Cave Johnson. late Postmaster General, TO De
Judge of the seventh Judicial District of Tennessee
10 MI the vacancy oecasiened by the deceaSe OF NON
VI. 4. Martin
~ 4 terrific thunder storm visited New
Bedford and vicinity on the morning OF the ith ne
house of Mr. Elisha Rowland was struck oytlsht-
nlng and al Falrhayen Point house was also struck
The barn of Matthias GammonS IN Westport, vas al.o
struck and horse killed.
To We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. Aora-
ham Rltner son OF Ex-Governor Rltner, extensively
known A. one of the agents on the Cumberland al
lev Railroad died al his residence IN ChdmoeI>olig
on SUNDAY last Mr. RItner was highly esieeInei lof
ms integrity and many virtues, and has LEFT VIE
and several small children to mourn their lreparaoe
loss.
DEATH WARRANTS SIGNED.-"e learn
from the state Department, at Annapolis. taI "o'.
Lowe signed the death warrants OF SheNoh' IaYlot
and Murphy the murderers OF the Cosden family on
SATURDAY.. The 5th INST and that Friday. the SIN DAY
OF August. i the day fixed for the execution winch
Will take place n Kent Co. BAN '"Pie''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
the Insurrectlonary force have lust been condemned

the insurrectonary force have Just been condemned
to death for deSertIOn and treason The sentence
has been confirmed, but the accused have long since
placed themselves beyond the reach OF the Bavarlan
Law BY emlgrating to America. where they both re-
SIDE. Not week passes without the Official publ
cation OF sentences OF greater or less severity, ter
minafng prosecutions for ofenses corrected with
the revolutionary movements OF 1913 and 1919 and
n The great majority OF cases the persons prosecuted
have teen condemned in cor,,-n- acian