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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
HesSe CaSsel:

The Government paper Of Hesse Casse OF the ssth
ult publishes three new ordinances which release
military officers from their oaths to obey and upholA
the Constitution. lay down new form of oath, IN
which the Constitution is IN way referred 10, anl
proclaim amnesty, with many exceptions.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Markets-AIBASY July IL.

The receipts since last have been FLOUR,
1000 bbls WHEAT, 5000 bus. CORN 10000 bus
Flour IS frm with moderate business dong Wheat
is inactive Corn is steady yesterdays rates sales
1000 bus at 55ic. for Mixed Western, and A. oslo
for lot OF damaged. Oats are quiet sales 5000
bus. at i2c. Small sales of Ohio Whisky at 23tc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Illness of Hon. VIM. c. Preston.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, July IL.
The Columbia Car0llnldn announces that Hon.
VIM. {. Preston now on a visit 70 Fairfield, i par
tally prostraied by disease His left and leg arc
affected, bat speech and vision unaffected.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
W ashington Items 4.


Lieut. Col Henry X. Craig. OF PennsylV iuia has
heen appointed hief Of the Ordinance Bureau, wee
IalcCtt dismissed
J Carlcs Gardner, n tO-day's U1ior plbS shes
a letter from Mr.. Porte, denying the admission OF
frauos by DR.. Gardiner.
An eclipse Of the Moon occurred this morning anI
was sue eeded by copicus rams
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
s,rce 1850. inclusive

AsREsr OF BuRcLARs.--The officers at
Ached 10 the Chefs occ have succeeded within the
nS lev days, in arresting three burglars. named
SaAfies Davis Charles Shaier, and Charles Hinch
mn Charged with the pcrpeualion of burgiaries on
eosut the 4th inst. Shafer and Davis are held on
Seasee Of breaking into the dwelling house, No Is
@ssoy ypsce about the an OF July the exact day OF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
BELGIUM.

company has just been formed at Brussels for the
purpose of working and cultvatng 900 hectares OF
the low grounds on the banks of the Eastern Scheldt
conceded by the Dutch Government
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Incendiary Fire.

BosroN, Sunday, July I3
Early this morning, fire broke ont IN the stable Of
MI Dean IN Fuller-st destroying The building, stock
and ten horses. The work OF ncendiary. Mr..
Dean is the truckman for the Providence and Boston
Railroad. He was fully insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
The Great Exhibition,

The returns of visitors TO the building Yesterday,
Ost July.) again show decrease, the numbers being
81 0C9 and the amount taken al the doors f2f29 los
The Interior was exceedingly cool and agreeable
during the day. and there would no doubt have been
a larger attendance but for the showers that fell
durlng the morning and the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Loss OF Life.

HooKsErT, n. H., Thursday, July 10.
Three Irshmen, who were blasting rock at this
place were instantly killed this morning By prema-
ture explosion. A fourth was terribly mutiiated.-
The name Of two OF the killed was McCary.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

eisseree. Of Brrves, (CorrezeJ whore the crops o.
whes, are exoeilent both as regards qasl'y ana
quantity.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

PRoaREss OF WGALTH.-The table be-
low, frcm oficial records, shows The valuation Of
Real and Personal Estate n ihls City for each year
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SERIOUS AcCIDENT.--On Friday, car
penter named Charles Miller fell from the cutters of
a new house in Dean-st to the cellar, striking the
piazza in his descent and was much injured. His
fall was caused by the improper manner IN which
the scaffOdlng had been erected
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

FIRE IN HIGH-sTREET-About half past
one O'clock Saturday morning. an alarm was created
in the fifth district, some flames being discovered
breakir out from the second floor Of the house No
Il6 Highstreet, but they were extingulshed before
much damage was sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

ASSAULT WITH A SLUNG SHoT.-James
Gallagher was brought before Justice Truman Smith
on a warrant charged with having, Thursday
night in Main-st., inflicted with slung shot, blow
on Patrick FitZslmmOns, which rendered him lnsen-
sble He was held in 81 500 to take his trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
PHILADELPHIA.
reaths-Dry Dock Markets and Stock

soresrondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

ST., Ncw-York at =, and leave pier No. ,, North
Rver at s o'cloCk X, precisely. Tickets may be had
al the landings, on board the boat. The tnp can
not ia TO he happy one for all who go. tsee ad-
veT,isementD
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

A SUSPECTED BURGLAR.-A Young man
named John Simpson who has been repeatedly ar.
rested heretofore again brought up yesterday by
officer Bums,ead for having III his possession guam
tity of tools of description generally used by bur-
glars with intent 10 them when favorable oppor
tunity offered. lie was committed for further exam
nation.
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TnE COMPROMISE on NOTHING
Court OF General scs.ions.

Before Judge De, be and Aldermen Conkn and Dooley
Ger. % ConetVson n the TftaI Of finn Hrmbureh fcr
Ann Hsmburgh charged with sssaultng Bridget Msher
with knife, and attempting to take her nfe
cluded to day. But little evidsnc. adsuced.
Counsel on 10th sides summed up the evidence at
siderable length The Court then presented the
the jury who out about b, when they
ed into Court with verdict Of guilty Of assault and bat
tery only The Court impoeed fine Of $50 the pri.
ssper. which was paid ard Mrs Hsmburgh left the
Confession VI IhffsOn the nevl, indicted prisoners
being srragned for trial. this morning four Of them
plesaed guilty, aud sentenced f,liovs:-
Dubas smmiprway pleaded guilty TO grand lsceny In
stealing $500 In money from John ksefe the night Of
the 9th Instant When arrested he said Keefs and he
companions; that Keefe got drunk, aud he took
he money TO keep safely Ills story did avail him.
and this morning he concluded TO plead guilty 20 the
Indictment lie was sentenced 10 two years In
the state prison.
George wilson pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny, in
stealing Sl22 ffom Lsnu.l W Parks. OF T9% Chambers
street on the 10Th september lie sent TO sing Sing
for yesrp.
Michael Armstrong pl, AIDED guilty to grand larceny
in stealing horse worth $3.50. the property Of John
IIlt gins, Of 126th street the Eighth
the sh Of August last Armstrong sent TO the State
prison for two years
set Of ceors and other property from the stes mboat
Catherine the 7th or sth Of September, pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny. This plea sccepted and
corded and the prisoner sentenced to the pententisy
tor xix months
~ ne case Of Sckaefsy and Schudyf. iniic.sd for
causing the death ~ George Mipch. by u,skilfu
and useless surgical operation the testimony did not
20 70 prove that an amputation performed IL vas
only proven that an incision ode into the part
Effected and this incsop which 10 said could
not I've regarded 81 death The evidence vas
much Of II taken In German. and translated ieto
Fueh BY an interpreter and our reporter understood
The witness TO mean "smputation Instead OF which
operation" The lsst word 10 appears correct,
10 amputaticn performed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24
From Boston.


THE INDIA RUBBER cAsE-sEcRErARY WEBSTER
COL. MoUNTFokD, ETC.
BosroS, Oct %, 1851.
In the india rubber Of Goodyear Day, the
after the 18th February next argued this forenoon
before Judge sprsgue An affidavit received signed
by William Judson, Esq, counsel for plaintiff giving
special why the should be assigned for the
10th December next. Messrs Choate and O. O. Loring
for defendant replied to the AFFIDAVIT, and argued at
length In favor Of posponDg the trial here until after
a final issue in the pending case In New Jersey. Mr..
Webster, for the plaintiff, replied In his argument,
BIZ W vas quite severe the defendant for publish
ing ctrtnin Advertisements, among which was Mr. Jud
sons affidavit pronouncing ooodyesr's alleged patent
fraud anu swindle. The article In dispute was not
firm but article for sale and this reason why
Justice should be rendered possible, more par
ucuariy since advertisements alleging fraud had been
and were being circulated, to the detrment OF the
value Of plaintiffs property. Mr. Webster contended
that two months ample time for the defendants 20
prepare and that though his services in the might
not lie worth straw, yet he had other engagements
that would prevent his attending 10 the case after Jan
usty, and there tine fer his client to employ
other counsel In the The court room was crowded
Mir Webster's health continues 70 improve. lie wiz
leave on Friday morning the 2lth, for Washington
The rational democrats q Esoex county have pub
shsd call for convention TO nominate Senators, in
opposition the coalition ticket IL u thought here
that this move will the defeat Of the coalition
pure democratic ticket Is also forming In Middlesex
county.
Coltnei John Mountfotd, late Of the United States
army oied suddenly at the winthrop House, Tuesday
stocss were higher to-day, and the market very
easier paper in request and altogether much bet
ter feeling prevailed.
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Prom the south.

1irE MAINLAND FA1R-sENAroR DOUGLAS TO DELIVER
THE ApDREsS-MR. sioUR AND THE NEW YORK
B,LrrMoRE, Oct q, 1851.
Our Agricultural Pair takes place 10 day and there IL
IN immense coneoufse the ground General Scott
was present. and remained for several hours letter
having been received from Mr.. Webster, stating his
inability TO be present TO deliver the address the com
mittee waited sonator Douglas who has copented TO
take Mr. wtbsers place tomorrow The President and
Postmaster General expected here to morrow " the
weather is fair All the hotels and clearinghouse are
with vsiters and large numbers sre usrered
Ia private residences.
The Sarannah N,rs publishes letter frosi Mr. sigur
owner u the Pampero abusing the NeU York Courier and
Enquirer fer trscucing the character Of General Lopez
lie also furnishes letter nom the brotherin Law Of lo-
PEI who with him In his lat moments In which u u
stated that his Jopezs dying request that all his
private letters compromising In any way persons In IA
vsna. might be destroyed.
II was rUmored at New Orleans on the leh that Sen
stor scule was about 10 resign.
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Further Particulars or the Great Storm at
Prince Edw ards Island, sc.


A committee of fishermen, sent to Prince Edwards
Island to look after the wrecks report that about
seventy five vessels lost aud shore and that
hundred and fifty lives have been lost of whom the
names Of ninety seven have been ascertained.
The Chsrlotetown Advertiser of the 18TH gives
further accounts OF disasters to American fishing vessels
and says that large bark from Europe in ballast bound
TO achbucto is shore at Sable Head, norh side
the island and that 1t Ia reported number of vessels
have been in the Gulf riding at their anchors swept
Of every and all hands supposed to be dead About
fifty bodies have been driven ashore between Brackley
Point and Cavendish The Prince Edwards Islander
ports that large sel driven ashore Off North
Cape bottom up. and one hundred and eleven bodies
taken out OF her; but this report is doubted
NEwBURYPoRT, Oct. % 1851.
The Herald Of this morning contains complete list Of
the vessels lest in the late gale Prince Edward Island
OF the vessels belonging Newburyport forty four
safe, nineteen lost and two not heard from The
Der of vessels lost in all will not exceed seventy five and
the number of lives, hundred and fifty
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The packet brig Belle Captain Lsybold from Boston
for this port wrecked Monday morning, the
mouth Of Prospect hsrbor about twenty miles from this
city She had sought refuge there at the approach Of
southeast storm, on the previous evening. At ten
O'clock the weather having somewhat moderated aud
the swell in shore being heavy and unpleasant she
weighed anchor and stood seward under reefed top
sails and jib but could not get out She then put
about, and in lacking, missed stays and dred the
rocks, against q very bluff part Of Herring Island
Despite every effort both anchors failed to hold her
The sea running very high fears entertained that
she would go to pieces immediately and attention
given by the captain and the passengers who
were all landed safely though not without difficulty
Some OF them managed to get upon the rocks and Others
with the ladies' hauled through the sur to boat
some forty or fifty yards distant ropes round their
waists The people In the negborhood rendered eyery
assistance in their power and deserve grea. credit for
their exertions and humanity.
The Belle is complete wreck. She Is entirely under
water and will In all probability go to pieces the
heavy blow. Little nothing of the cargo has been
saved The vessel was Insured in Boston, for thou
sand dollars About half only Of the cargo
and the consignees will be heavy losers public sale
of the vessel and cargo called yesterday
The following list OF the passengers In the BELIEF
Cabin Capt. Doane and lady, Mr. Shean, Mrs Lank Mrs.
MscPherson and two children, two Misses Knowles, AMI
Mesers. Compton, Rogers, and Lyle
steersT-Mr and Mrs. yoi,e. Mesdames Price, Fitzpat
rick Lnnpson Whidjeu Corbet and favory and Messrs
Bacon tan3n kmmtson Spesrs TIVE Campbells. Walter.
Gordon, hcShee, Gslvan, spreet and Conway.
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Oneida County Democratic Mass Meeting.

koME OctoDer % 1901.
The democrats Of this county met to-day in
vention. D. NJ X. johnson, free soer, chosen Pre-
sident and s. NJ Bennett Of Utica James NJ Flower Of
Sangeraeld Themas D Penfsld, of Camden, and silss
More Of Ava Vice Presidents M NJ Mitchell Of Utica,
and John Whipped, Of Rome were the Secretaries.
Speeches we're made by the Hon. Horsto Seymour
John Green, Of Utica, J. NJ. Elwood ID M. X johnson
H. T. Utley, J. Jones, Jr, Of Rome Mr. Frazer Of Wen
Ia, and Moulton =. Floyd.
Resolutions passed to the following effect:-First
Those passed at the Syracuse convention; second, in
favor the enlargement Of the canal third against the
Railroad relative to carrying freight fourth in favor
of the Union fifth resolving to support the nominee Of
the national convention for President.
Mr. UrLEY of Rome offered the following resolution,
which was not passed.
Resolved That this convention approve Of the of the
Hon Oh rles A. Mann our late In tho
the Canal bil-a question that involves believe
the preservation of The constitution by which will stand
and protect against breach or in, aston.
The democrats Of Rome held n large meeting at the
Court House this evening" at which speeches made
by Messrs Seymour and Miller, Of Utica and others
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The Slave Question Ia Vermont.

MONTPELIER, Oct. y I55l.
In the lower branch Of the Legislature, solution
submitted to-day asserting the correctness OF Yer
mont leghlation hitherto the subject Of slavery,
and assisting In way to enlarge slaveholdns power
Ako urging, Congress the abolition Of slavery in ths
District Of Columbia and maintaining that the writ
q haJos corpus and trial by jury, carnot be denied
Also insructing Senators and Representatives in Con
gress accordingly and endorsing copies Of resolutions
be transmitted to Governors Of States Laid the
tahl
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The Ohio Election, SC.
Party Nominations at Albany.

ALBANY, Oct. Z3 1891.
The Democratic City Convention met at twelve O'Clock
to-day and nominated Eli Perry for Mayor; William A.
Young also selected for Recorder and John Cole,
for Police Justice The candidates for Mayor and JUS
tice in Office. The convention was very harmo-
Nous
Friend Humphrey who was yesterday nominated for
Mayor of this city by the wings has declined This
unfortunate for the wings Mr. H. is the strongest and
most popular man they have. DR.. Alden March, it is
expected will be the candidate.
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Supreme Cours-Gepersl Term.
Before Chsf Justice Edmouds and Hon Judges Mitchell
and kirg

THE IONFTUtNNE MIMI
OcroBsR 8-Edrdld Smifh. Plaintiff ~ Error against
The PTle Defendants ~ Eyrw This case came before
this court writ Of from the New Yorx Special
Sessions IL sppe1s that smith, the pinDhn la error
metime In 1915 became bail ftr Thompson 1.-THE
celebrated Cond, Mani IN the of ~ 900
ing. on his examination such bail that he worth
property In The city aud several thousand 10 stocks nc
These representations proving 10 be fss~ he
for perjury tired and sentenced 10 hve years mprisou-
ntpt IN state pison writ q y now brou ght.
his convection. Fer plaintiff In Mr. francis
hyrne Mr.. John McKe0n Gate District Attorney for
the People -
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DOU BILE SH f. FIT .
AMUva c uaE NTD.


NJIBLOs B ILL AND CONCERT aoOM.-rHE PRO-
IN prtor respectfully informs the public that his masni
cent Ball Room has been put In complete order the
aiming season Many important alterations and improve.
ents made for the comfort and Of
rtier reception saloon psrinrs and dressing
Theyauable services Of Mr. Vessy the able aud libe
raj caterer parties has been
Mr. u ovded with the best French cooks good and at
walters and everything Of the best the market
affords will provided Mr. Vescy has made seecon of
the choicest wines and liquors and pains will
spared give satisfaction to those who DESTROYS
sivirg arst balls large and supper parties will
ts with liberal terms For particulars apply
the Office on Crosby street.
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The Great Musical Aartists.

BosroS, Oct y 1851.
Catherine Hayes has bad magnificent concert to-
night and the house filed with enthusiastic
sudence More than two thousand persons were crowd
I'd into the fremont Temple. Last night che sung at
Providence and met with greater success posi-
bic, than before.
CIScISS.rI, Oct. 23d, 1851.
Male Jenny Lind is advertised to give concert her
IN tba L..
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Another storm on Lake Erie.

DUSKIRK, Oct %, 1851.
The storm that commenced on Tuesday has continued
up 70 day noon The gale heavy that the steamer
Pashion failed to reach mere from Buffalo, yesterday,
and to-day che obliged to put back after getting
within sight OF Dun kirk
1he Queen City did not leave port yesterday on her
regular trip She left 10 day at noon however. The
Empire has made her regular trips
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james Gordon Bennett New York; Hon John Mcgee,
Ps'h. NJ Major NJ. Lsumsn. Penn Hon. n r.
bsrmsn. Pougbksepsie; Captain Sesrls v. A Geo.
Gibbs King. Bremen, r. X. Jewett, Buffalo; Hon A. N
Cspp, Portland; were am0ng the arrivals at the
irving Uouse yesterday
Holmes. Providence; Uiegnbo,ham, Oneida; W.
Sesver Buffalo; p Gccdrdge, II ,rtforl; q Lewis
Bc,tou were smong the arrivals yesterday at the Aston
Uoure
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Inc steamship georgia, Capt. Porter, arrived
last night from Havana. She left that port on the
10Th inst, and made the passage in four days
and six hours
The following are the
NAMES OF THE PASSENGERS.
Mrs T ShSafp 1d
Johnson Hocans Mr. ssmiiD dempsey SSs'i'i RordsH
Twisg Buckley McGov c Mrs foxe; Johnson; Il
W:sS S.I
JCohsn Keenan,, wife and children; NJ CsmqroD,
S5sadlsr Conner po%sSsisy' ~ EDDY TIsIsI..
usnt
wife Fac ROsas snd thirty four in the stsersse
We have received files of the Gacaad de Ia iab1na,
and the Diario dela Marina, to the 10Th. We have
also received, by the kindness of Mr. G. F. Wet
more, the Purser, late verbal news
All quiet at Havana There were two Spanish
frgates, and three steamers in port the 10TH
Special dispatches had been sent to Spain for six
steamers, and sixty heavy Paixhan guns
The several ports were to be more strongly armed,
and prepared for any emergency.
The political news is of no interest. The amount
of the patriotic subscription, in favor of the vic
Tins of the Lopez expedition, at the last date was
sl7ts66.
The Governor General had opened the royal
school for mechanics, the 18th inst, and in the
evening be gave in his palace magnificent soiree,
at which were present the principal families of Ha-
vana, and the first officers of the administration.
This festival was given for the celebration of an
anniversary in honor Of the Queen of Spain.
The intelli yence received by the way of New
Orleans, Of the arrest Of Mr. ] s. Thrasher, late
editor of the Faro Industrial. is confirmed No
cause is assigned for this act of the Spanish autho
rites, 1t supposed to have been caused by recent
statements or publications made in New Orleans.
Mr.. 7. not in confinement, but placed in charge
of the Commisssry Of Police
There had been heavy rains throughout the
island Of Cuba, which had nearly destroyed the
corn crop.
The Captain General had liberated another of
the invaders Our copy Of the release makes out
the name to be Captain Eaton, but as Wilson A.
Reeves had arrived at New Orleans in the En- pire
City, he is probably the person liberated We see
no such name as Eaton il the list of prisoners re-
naming at Havana at the previous advices.
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Sons OF rsmperance-cansi Break.

UfICA, Dot. ~ 2. Vt.
the following officers eeced:-Lloyd Mills Of osve.
eo.dwT Wesley Bailey, Of Utics, a s.; u. g. Merrill
Of Utica q. T. Rev y. P. Cook of Osveeo q Chap II.
n Merriman, of Albany O. Conf II. Chaplin Holland
Patent. q. g.
9his afternoon they had grand parade and made
rrmsrkabiy ne appearance
The toss at the point q detention In the canal have
begun to move and will All be zone nv Prfdev morning
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Death OF an Ola Settler.

hocHEsrER, oct % looi
Colonel Enos Stone, the arst settler Of Rochester
died in this city to-day lie from Genesee county
In 1880 ard built the FIRST house in Rochester in 1910
Tie htuse & st standing Iys the fret white
child born here Cc,onel Stone was 70 years Of age.
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The Steamship Falcon.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1851
Considerable anxiety exists here in Consequence o
the non-srriva Of the Falcon at Havana the 10Th.
We have no account Of her arrival at Chagres the
9th inst and she is old boot 1t is feared
cIdsnt may have befallen her