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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
nor SALE-Tbe Farm of the late Mo-

H4WOtl OhLE. uC L aim vi tAO AdlO wv
sea CLARK dsceaisd containing lOl acres situate In
The town Of Esst Chester soOuI mies from Tue Tlcks
boo depot u the Harlem Railroad IL 10 bOuaded nOrh'
eTly by he road leading from East Chester 10 New kO-
chee and essery by the esaefv road OF Ess Chester,
on which roads u lee go rods On the farm 10 good
mansion house large hSrn AMI eNIensive sheds, mill
house carriage house aud necessary out buildings s 10
good condition. As0 P0Dd tenant house. The farm 10
In high asste Ofimprovemsnt Terms easy. Inquire OF
BAMUEb CLARK, las ElzsNsh 81 New YORK; AL
PHEUS CLARK, on the pfemises or 80 the undersigned,
al New. Rochelle JOHN sOULICE,
myl66N- executor ~ Moses Clark, decested
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T1OR SALE-A Farm, handsomely sit
r OTS.-At Private Sale-Williams-
DEAI ESTATE NOTICE.-West-

Il I chester County ProDsry-A Register OF Fsrn'
Plos Cottages NH Sites aud Village LoH i1r "a "a
10 lei Gao be seen the cisco Of D b. Co Fdrsy Eiq Is
Chsmbers-st NeTYork Il cortsins ey-ry reqas''o 10
formation ST. K. COUZEE5, Agent fJ' Wes!cas'.sf 70
Office a. DobbG Ferry. mJIo q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
{RIES.-Ifyou would have
al TLANTIC Doom Mills. --Indian

A TLANTIC DOCK MILLS. Indian
IN Corn Flour and Ind,sn Cor Parma drea ard msnu.
f.ctnred hv Saaods Patent Processes may he obtaaec
al respectable Grocers generally IN this Cry and Brookyn
Indsn Corn Tlour" isdesgued Tor making beSt fGd'
dlnes END Cakes end for mixing win heat Rye or suck
Ehaa Flour ard viii be found MA very superior ~.
uce s put mp 10 douoe papered packages OF loS sne
lie boxes OF one dozen each
Indian Corn gsrlns.n en- eItfe.y new ard nosI c7B'
eous article for making Puddngs Musn, &C and VIII pro's
an admirable substitute Tor hce, ssmp and honmony AZ
"a srcle for The composition Of Puddings tS Fsnns hs,
40 rfral ils put IN TO- papers 10 aeslNlni style anc
10 boxes of4 dozen each 81 hs extremely low price @
a. cents per ain gle package.
The above rosnuiacureG Of Indian Corn srs peculiarly
sdspted 90 the use " NvALD and experience has &c
nonsuated thni DYSPEPTCs psriRGe ~ tns Znc ~
9ie win muuuily 10 the exclusion cf smost every oncf
form OF food ns daily viii improve me d'grfucn'
correct the bowels nqd give ard eceryy 20 tho whole
tgme. 49,,
These articles srs soil a. wholesale ~ Aessrs Alien
Whtesey n Sol,hsL, J. r. HOs. eons, l'o WANING
on-st and OLA g Benson 53 Souih-sl or Al The MiLt
Corsners car obtain ~ the Gfocers pamphlet 81 -
pages entitled Remarks on Ind IN Corn iIs fresa'Vn
ho1 and Manufacturer with Recipes or Cooking sogethe'
with testimonials ~ the b. CHEST r-epec' ability
Orders addressed 10 r. BRONSON, heeoI Aashl'
Dock R,Hls COMPANY Noh H. II. ~ and ~ suite uocf
8rookvr NeyyYos all receive prompt -'t-n',on apd g'
patch - ou" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

FHNO LET-A basement, first and fourth
stories sbout Is by 90 tee each, well lighted on three
EceT With eleven large Window s1isoe iof msnua,lI-
The premises, A Anr-s:. my| I'M
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FOR SALE e. TO LET.

= =, PRIVATE SALE Brooklyn Prop
a 6oe new s-cooo stoyy attic frame house
Sea m Win brieh sod lot OF gHoea 90 .oo
go. % 6y "a feet 10 depsh ze 0flo, 20 oy % iee. u
xsnb Eoy ofiee 49, ufther PSu. ePpiS "
ANTONY J. BLEECkER, Aoeuones' 0'O'
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INSURANCE..

Ofice Of tho
NROCEKS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
~ No 81 Wsllst Of Pear-sI
CAPITAL 32Oo,OO0.
Al an election hold this day. ms following gentlemen
we're chosen Drse OF Company the ensuing
Sampson Moore. Moses Taylor George Elder
Eept. t. 2herman, Marshall P-noOn. FrsDcis 5Eddy,
Peter Marlin, Aieran'r II Grant, Chss Burkhalier,
Rufus BtOry, Asa q Porter James Wi.on
Henry Edey, Isaac G Tsylor, William Foster
Al subsequent meeting ~ tho Board SAmPSOh
MOORE, Fac WA unshimously rre-cied President OF
lhe Company MILTON SmlFH, Secretary.
New York, Feb. 3, 1851
EB--Tbs Company continues to insure Buildings sef'
chsUdite House hold Furniture Vessels Ia Fort sc 90 mo
favorable terms All osses promptly adjusted and
paid. hu
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~ pRTVATE SALE-Madison-av.

~ p,onerty-A ,o.enci1 thresSIory sno snie PEI =,
9oo,e and 10, Of rooad rused % me e1,.ry
Nsdi,orsv between P~etiJ seVensn - a., aen,n rne
son.s vb,cs h IS teet inches 10 DEPTH nn'sne1
foI sJe win all mooeIn n9,svs5ns13s me-. - wser CLOSETS
seSn s,o, ~ re purchase non7Y can retnsn pa oonu
g. og.ss for prce spo 'lr,her psfcusrs soply 70
nvIslw Al. sLEECAEf, Auculoe1I, Diva -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
i Avs PLANER for Plsnk Bosrds, Sc

Is COW treeuag much AteuIion ou scco1ui OF ia a.
cVuNeoes NE excellence OF its WOrk is su olcy and
ecocomy Machines OpersuOn In 6roDk
W city. snd ii points Sratn AID West
s SseT or raace'res for Gale by Ii LAW, p Pas Row
NEWTON. rylS TukRin'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

Osuatsd three milss rom Wlnisnsburgh 90 The B1Ih'
wickay containing over 30 acres unsuIp as - - -
,d.n,s,on and natural beauty the extensive rscent I'm
nroyenents Afford those wsbDg burial oIs the gfosIei
varisv FOR choice Chartered by act OF LegsA1ufo eno
land Zee from ali incumbrSnce chapel Tor service "a
omen opon the grounds Lo,s from 100 70 400 square ieet
nytce ais 10 $50 Omrbuuss from Wiiamsburga 70 1le
main ertrsnce by LoD2 Islsud Railroad ADD stages om
Broollyn 70 rear enhance East New-York Apply 10
Cemetery Office. ..,
q HFNRY Agent 800 Broadway. New YORK.
REENEFT Agent 10 South 7lhGt Wili1ms0urStL
rnyl7 lms Hon LUTHER BRAOlSH, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

OFFICES TO LET.-A fine suit of Of
&BfceI near Wal at suitable for Slea nshp Or Rsi
road Company. or large Shipping Honte also, two
Once. sl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A

ANOR NALE Ok EAOHANUE.-A
n FARM near EnEsbethlown N j.. consisting Of about
q acres OF good land oil un1er cultivation There 10 n
large peach orchard IN full bearing aud abGntsuce OF
apple ees fhe house Is Conveniently arranged and the
ou buildings substantial aud 10 perfect order Tbsrets
cider mill lsiey built OF The beat materials, aud
falling well Of exec rnt wster
AbOut6 scres OF Salt Meadow will be sold with tbs
above II desired.
TheProprr,y Will be sold low aud on accommodating
terms ged tOr city lot applied Tor For
terms and other particulars inquire OF A BERNARD rs
Second Az cornSr kighth-st myS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

THE EYE.-Ths great demand for our
a Glasses IN Americs hss cpused us 70 ss.abhsa
branch Of oar optical lnstitue In keT-YorE Tne gstses
viii be selected peculiarly sfnr careful ersmnsuop OF
eye ard exchanged grstnigous surng years
We sha $50 keep on hand Opera Glasses Opcs In
sirumens Of al varieties lhs superiority N wilton
know eceec Dy ne uOst eminent Prof-Bsors Europe
arc AuerctL W4LDsrEIN L BECKEL
Opucisrs, rom Munich, ils BrOatEly New.Yoik
nys In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

nWELLINGS-On Fourth-aye., near
s(T~euiy seventh To let, two very convenient
Dwellings containing 10 rooms, psrors hsth, range,
large kiichen, &c. Also . Shoe SOrs. Apply 10 b..
X INsHIwER, 3l9 FourIh-sv, sfer P. NJ my2O lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
TlBE NEW VILLAGE Of STRAIT

4 TONPORT, situated within miles Of the cry H;l,
opposite Barlem on ths Flushing Bsy, 90 motel ioI rs
wli5 fowl rGe ard sms Only hair m,!7 iro lsus,
toward the College Pout Toe eoOve beeuu,nl Oulu
e having zen surveyed and sid or ato 200 1913 ~ uy
100 f. ore month snce Which me mere nave zen
abcut he los disposed Of; Trey are CHOSEN Iom ~
nsrte AZ consequently there are st goOa cDoc@ ~
To ~ dispOs-d and al nc 1nderrnenuOnra
ii - sf-ove, or Of lafayette 90
beiween Lafayette and High sts..,.'''"'' - ~
Highest ana Amelia u. .......'''.l pp ~
Am.iis..t and College ave....... - ~
COlege-ave and the Bay. ........ lao ~
Conner lot. VII be invariably sod 81 an a1yincs iFt'
over Tue al dining lots. -, H.. ,
Tte coIdi1ots OF ,tle are Sl5 cash at The tms 81
pgrcbsIe aid the Dssuce 10 monthly iossm-nIso OF SlO
Vii. properly comprises III hsndsomest water pIleges
OF a bA q nile 10 extent embracing unptralsled pros
pe.is Of ne Essl river, Village Of Fiu'hing, NewOVh
sbore hers Itlaro 8CTssIs, York Island ana tls DO
We spsotscie q he Psssde Rtcks and CASH! Noun
tsins 10 West Poi1t accessible several lines dy bOn
by AID md water For maps and every inform.r9n rest
Ing lhsrst'. spoly 81 h. Office OF } A FLAnmhh 20
Woosier.tt tR0 doors nom Amityst-N B-fne AMY
o. ssgss vs 10y he door hge minutes curing no
dsy I'D he stetmbOt ISLAND CITY Cep.. X -Jloios
viii esve he foot OF FuoD-s4 every moroiog tsln9Ays
excepe65 at 81 O'Clock precisely, Tor Flushing waich 10
vifhr FIVE urn - walk Of SWHtlOn POr ana parV IN
teTss d viii bs % bond to conduct passengers on lns
groutd sno afford hs necesIary Information ana wnlca
lots afe sold n.y." l~U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
q ~ -pRIYATE SALE q smaLI COun-

N Seat 81 slng.sbg. FOR SAFE one OF tae hass pisces
- he ,sst bark Of Ihs hG5son RIVER commsooins nno
~ ,ound viii aue improvements AMI AbundaaQy stocsed
~ st Trees AID shfu30ey and within less thau mai
.nnIv 10 COLE Z Chiffon, AuciOneers, 9 WslsI
mVle lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea

GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Company hereby apphse lhe public hs No, sre pre-
pared 10 retail every variety ofTEA a. over pices nsn
suv other establishment uniformly do T1er exl-n-
sye Wholesale rde requiring them Ia keep on nsuo Vey
large A4aOHnen The purchaser 81 ress neces'sry ae
rves usn a5vansges By trading Sit1 them not o0tSned
elsewhere City and country families Soud Ereaiiy COO
salt their Interests by tuly regarding MS aiVs.sseS5A
Ths "a the Oldest Tes Company In The city Ener Only
e.tsbuIhmsbt 10 rs ChsIhsn-s, between Fesd ard
Rooseve ard they have nov 10 branch stores Srocefs
supplied 10 small Qusuliaes N low - by ihe cne'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
AR PRIVATE SALE-Fifth- av. prop

Aerty-I valuable building lot with the improvement
thereon stnstsd on The sds OF the thav DetFeeh
Twenty ghth ana Twenty niptn ss commencing ~ re-
ipche, soatb of Twsny untnst sid lot being 10 szezi
feel inches front ard rssr by feet in depth f9 prc
terms end further psfticnisrs spply 10 ANIhONI =
RLEEnKER. AuciOneer No bf0sd y nyIl "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

NOR SALE-A modetn-bulit HOUSE.
n with acre IT excellent Land, stustsd The
OF SOuth aud Willow sla In The village ~ stanford,
Conn Whiu ave minutes Wsh OF the RsilrOst Depot -
The Houss Is about ~ ft square with one piazza
nlng the entire rOnt There 10 also convenient
and web tnishd bssemeal hot MIR urnAce cooking range
sslers and good well II wslsr likewise large and
DodlOus cosch-hOuse and stable S IN perfect order
pcfttou 81 th~ reussn bond
and mortgage as.r~i Scr Inquire preuclses,
NO! WA n FRANKLIN, SON & co,
Matt No. SrOxd-sG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

JoBN =. TAPPAs Vice President
1EEDiSAhD STAGG. Secretary -.
N -PSTucUsf sSsHOn 10 csl-d 10 Inc fsci tni' ~
Company cOIuruss u iusnre Bulldogs, hefcnsnobN
houIehOo Furnnre Vesses 10 Port &c aRsns' less on
dsmsge by hre, and divide DO prois on 1n' cA OF DUN
ices Ne sane a. 90 TIE Marine premiums
Az lW k3NTuThLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

NO.OP ERATIV From the Jour
~ reymen FsilorT COOPERATIVE Union.-Feelng grsio'
nl for the peroDSge thus fsr bestowed on ner eia0
U,bment ard confident that nothing shai Do TSulnS
on their part merit continuance OF The same lheJ have
enlarged their business snd removed 10 the spendt sore
IS Chshsm-st formerly known the Bazaar. where they
have on hand an extensive slock OF Spring end summer
shove connection Ths luton consists Of 50 msmDefs
holding equal shares and having equal intsres IN mo -
tsbhneTt They have also very large ard fashlonaos
sssorn. IT Of ready inside stock which they will se 3. 10
per cert below any hoss tailor ia the CITY.
the above tiors mJ6 2v'
A ADVERTISEMENTS ara inserted Ia
\ ,bs beat Pspers Of otser Clues and Fowns ., g
PALErR'E Rdvsrus'na Agency. Trpoos 2ullding az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
SHIRES Z CO.'S IMPERIAL FUR

~ NlTURE POLISH A patented article Tsrrsule4
superior 10 anything FOR restoring uier 10 any Gf-
Gle Of Furniture Csui.ees Fire EpRnes. Jspsnned wNa,
patert lestter &C. &c J HATHAWAY,
my5 ims 81 Broadway, Sole AgeaI for New-HoIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

EelANO-FORTES.-Pcrsons about pur-
chasing pisrcs will hud 70 their advantage cal e
Glenn cos Mandatory l9a su,cn-s wesi OF Broad.
vay) A general assortment ~ mahogany arc roscvosd
Pianos constantly hand which will ~ ,ot low Tor csxs
or approved paper Dealers sappled On lls-Tsl isrms
sQa n GLENN h co las sniton-E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
EAKY M ROOF PAINTED and

aired or enc cent per fooi with he Ne" jersey Anu
Corrosivs Part and wsrsn I'D THIS Paints we'll sdspt
- fr houses fencing &c sod for cents per pound
niEed ready FOR use Office 23S sphng-SE near Hnd'on
1rnE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
NOR SALE OR TO LEP-In the vii

N lsge OF stamford Cora, within 10 minutes WAX Of
the Railroad Depot oa MGnst few oda Of South o. Two
acres OF Land, Dwelling hOGse. about 80 feet square with
Ice houte, Barn ana Cisern &c avsrety OF fran AID
Forest tees large portion OF The purchase money msv
remain o. bond and mortgage desired For terms &c
Inquire al 50 HowartsN he prelnisea-Stsmfoni
Nay ;, 1881. my 2W' J. N. AYRES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
PIANOS.

DlANO.- For Sale cheap splendid rose-
K wood Piano. -orh Sac. "a chry.r--,t a. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
MATTRESSES. ND

4 FAYF & co. ~ Pearl-st rear ChslhA1. npor1ers
- ru.artrers hAve hand se largest and hes' sock
= Paper Ha-srsi Borderi, Firsboart Prl1;s Bslcss
Curtains &c % The city, VIII. iasy oHet Wlo,o-s a..
f,ii -rers prices They receiving oy eyey
arrival ron Hagrr the Attest styles o. FTe-cl papers
rom factories OF when iney 49, he sole agents fAfucI
.-,iSv rs Slreod& WkS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
NlORRISANIA LOTS FOR SAFE

I'VE On Fultonav belwesn seventh and EtghA ats be-
lng leS feet iront and rear bv 2l feet oeeo Apply
uyS0 lms THOS. MORTON. Is els9si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

DATENT TILES Tor FLOORS.-i nese
Tiles are used Tor vesdbues. falls Conseyaiones,
Mining Rooms Sc They superior TO marble IN ours
80; ~ .5, of an almost minute variety of arrange
rr OF roIors A Greet ely Of nsuern1 on hand and
S,r sne nv MILLER, COATES YOU'LL
10 - Ir,, 21e Pearls New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20

n Il This Machine which bss lastly excited ~. ,,o,ss-
and &C m alton OF 81 who have Il Is rov on ,sht
uou a. the rooms OF mo American institute S5 BroS1.
where can be Inspected between TIE hoors Of 9Hss -
o'clock. A NJ ard ard O'Clock Pm. rns iuve1tar
JOSEPH HOLLAND, can he seen Al the Northern Hotsi
IN Cofusrdss suy time Of day eXceP, when al The In
scs1te between Ihs holrs above mentioned. uyS0 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13

tngues, the mini0g and countermining, Of the vari
Gus cliques and aspirants Of the old wing ana do
mocratic fragments to get the start and the inside
track for the Irregular nomination. when the sue
cess Of any man Is plainly destined to be mixed
up inexplicably mixed up with the very hui
initiating exactions of an election by the House.
If Gen. Scott, or Gen. Cas-, or Mr.. Buchanan, or
Mr.. Webster, or Mr. Fillmore, or MIR. Douglas, or
any other Northern man, is ready for the very pos
slble contingency Of being required to confess to
the line OF 30 deg 80 min. for California, and to
make it his policy to it for the South; and
slave state from Texas, measure Of his admin
stration, and the acquisition of Cuba another mea-
sure-then there is some sense in his desire to be
entered for the Derby day of November, 1852. Ii
he is not ready for these concessions when the
election goes into the House, he will be meme,
rnene t'ss npaars,"; that is he will have to make
way for somebody else. His time will be too slow,
ana his estimates will fall short lie will fail. A
half dozen Southern men-aye, even the solitary
member from Fiorida-may hold, in the House, the
election of the President in his hands but with all
the South to back hi IN, he may be unrelenting as
Shylock But it is far more likely that the South
by fifteen twenty firm and ultra Southern votes
will have the election at their discretion or even
by much greater number, if Southern candidate
upon Southern platform, Is brought up as one OF
the the three highest into the House.
Judge Butler, suspect, takes the real prophetic
view of the subject The Presidential election will
be full of the elements Of discord and division and
elements to the great object of disunon, of such
concessions to the South, such denias, will
result in dissolution With such prospects before
us for the campaign of so, the intrgues mining
and undermining, which manifest in certain
quarters, for the regular nomination" appear to
worth the candle In this crisis We are all in the
dark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13

Grr.T Eu- ~ PsSSvL,ANta-Dnpcr 10 TAfLsotpa
&c.-A correspondent Of n Phnsdephis paper, writing
under date Of IsrrisburYh June says The mal be-
tween the Wet and your city know. have been irr-g
lar .ince the storm 81 Friday which caused great dee
Of damage to both railroad nj canal In this vicinity
had occasion 10 leave Phisdephis Saturday at
We were taken in good season to point some three
mile north Of Msretts on the Susquelsnnt branch Of
the Hsrrsburgh and Lancaster railroad where VIZ
found the road torn up from the effects Of the
Friday stern detention Of two hours. and the lbi
pcaton Of some well directed labor, cnsbled to
psss this point A. Bainbridgc the whole river ri lie
bank 81 the state canal H. swept away u viii
take three day TO repair Above Bainbridgc lodge
msnt ~ trees roots and wash has dsodgd the railroad
point We walked around, and took coal thence to
this town. Above Falmouth. the canal " swept away
TO great extent, aud again 1T the never to- be-rc
paired calvert at Highspire The " old sore" the
eastern branch n the Hsrrsburgh and Lancaster rail-
road. east q Middetown, Is again open; road and
bnnkment gore to degree than the wash OF last
September We found all the agents 81 the company
and all the State officers actively employed. preparing
TO put matters IN good order soon possible The
canal will be in order in ten days the river
branch railroad In twenty -four hours. The eastern
branch will take some time to- repair There has not
been SO heavy rain In this neighborhood as that Of
Friday for several years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK IIERALD.
DEAR SIR:-Wil you please refer the twsttlors
and in Deuteronomy, chapter I'd, 5th verse, they
will end "The woman shall not wear that which
pertaineth unto man, neither shall man put on
. woman's garment; for all that do are abomi-
nation unto the Lord thy God ours, respect
fully. Bow-LEas.
From the Brooklyn Eagle, June ~
A day or two since, the idIers around the City
Hall were agreeably surprised TO observe young
lady, apparently in the bloom Of her teens, and
beautiful as bouquet of roses walk along Court
street; her limbs, which appeared symmetrical as
the chiselled pedestals of Venus, encased in pair
of yellow pantaloons which displayed. peeping
out from underneath an ankle on which the closest
scrutiny could discover no defect She had a
short frock coat, with rounded skirts, and neat
little straw hat, sitting racefully deluge Of
wavy curls. She walked boldly forward, evidently
enjoying the sensation she was creating, until she
reached Fulton street, when she hailed one of the
omnibusses, stepped in without her feet being en-
tangled in the loose folds of petticoat, and was
soon on her way to Fulton Ferry but not until she
had impressed all who saw her with the pausibility
of the change of dress.
From the Seneca Falls Lilyl
We have no cause of complaint against the peo-
pie of Geneva. We were treated with perfect re-
spect while passing through the streets and were
not assailed with any low remarks at the depot 1t
was not till we on board the that we heard
rude remarks then, as the ladies who accompanied
us to the station left for home, there were some
rude remarks and shouting among rough looking
set Of men who stood near the window where
We were sitting We were sorry for this, as We
knew some Of the ladies were very sensitive the
subject, and we took occasion to tell them not to BIO
frightened by the rowdies. The remarks we're
hushed, and we presume the ladies reached homo
without further molestation. We understand that
a rumor has reached our village that we were
harshly treated in Geneva. In justice both to the
people of Geneva and ourself, we say this story is
without foundation il truth.
From the BostoA Journal June IL
Yesterday, five Of the most lovely and pleasing
bellies Of Somervlle, publicly appeared in the nav
costume. Their appearance was better than a
thousand arguments in favor OF its adoption Those
who were before opposed, were perplexed to say
the least Those who were wavering. were decid-
ed. Several ladies were on Washington
street, yesterday, in the new dress. The ice has
been broken in this city, and the fair now
walk the streets in the new Dress without risk Of
being annoyed by the impertinent curiosity Of the
thOughtleSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13
Naval 1utcIlI0epee.

The Us friyste Congress of Monevdeo the 18th
cot February The sioop. ofwar st Louis bearing the
broad pennant OF Com. McKeever and the brig Balm
bridge bad sailed from Buenos Ayr.s The st Louis will
return nome IN July Passed midshipman Pollock sail
ing master Of the St Louis had been court msrtis d
for cutting down with cutlass seaman on board the
ship and sentt need TO be discharged from the squad
The belonging to the sells Of the squadron
we're In good health.
U. s. steam frgae Sarapsc and sloop OF war Decatur
sailed from Key West the morning Of the lat inst
for Havana.
"a inst.
The United states steam frigate susquehappa from
Norfolk for the Eat Indies. only proceeded a. far a. old
Point Comfort Saturday, the officers had h. en-
invited to dine with Gen Bankhead the comm OF
Fortress Monroe She expected 20 to sea In the
afternoon.
The President has appointed Major n. c. Hunter Of
U.M, ureene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-13

The latitude Longitude Of she port If San Diego in
California, ~ sscertsined by Major W II Emory, g.
T Eng Is 81 deg 39m. 3Os6 n. T., and W longitude
from Greenwich III im 90 ass, or IN III deg l5m
O1s2. Punta Iona Is the point Of observation The
boundary between Mexico aud the United States by the
treaty Of Guadsupe idslgo, commences within three
miles south u San Diego aud east 10 the junction
81 the Colorado and ella rivers
There are three preachers Of te gospel IN thu rniana
state Prison. convicted uf horse stealing
There were ninety death, IN Ss,timoe. iurtns the
vees ending the sta INST.