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A TRnrnIIsoMr Srr.-Ohio is mol the onlr

A TROUBLESOME SEr.-Ohio is not the only
State that has trouble with printers Indiana has just
Ind time Of it, The Office OF public printer created
and that inyeierste Grower, Chapman was elected.
He sold out his contract 10 Ellis Spann Meanwhile
Constitutional Convention asemhled, and they gaveth
printing to the immortsl Done Brown. Hon. thrown
once in Congress. Ellis q Spnnn clltred dnmageA
rs Browns bill for printing was over s0l0lO, quite
moderate y and the State passed law authorizing
them to sue the State, This they did AMI the trsl
the Court decided that the State Printer public,
officer that the sale Of public Offices was Illegal aud
that Of course Messrs. Ellis & Spann mast 60 ont Of
Govt with several ne0s in their cara Tao Supreme
Court hes cor firm cd the decision.
TIE Court also found that. even il Chapman had re
tanned bis contract IL would not have given claimto
damages, as the Constitutional Conyen'iou had the
powerto get their work done where they pleased. so
Tic Suite escuycs c0im of some $1,000 damages, bat
pays It's lawyers and settles nice question
~ At meeting Of the Boston Common
Council on the 9th inst the inequalities of inc city
we're unanimously extended to Gen Franklin Pierce
President elect when he shall pass through Boston on
Lis way 10 Washington.
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ktiract.I
Mr.. WALSH TO Mr.. WEBSTER.

WASHINGTON June 10. 1851.
SIR: have the honor to present brief re-
port of my mission to the Island Of st. Domingo from which
have just returned.
On the 18th Of last January embarked At Norfolk in the
United States steamer Saraec and reached Poft-suP
the ID Of February As possible after my arry,
sought interviews with the agents OF England and France
and the Minister Of Foreign Relations Of the Haytan Gov
By the esents informed Of what they had
already done in regard to the pseicaton ofhe Island with
out success.
On the LET Of May et Port Prince in the French
the Crocodile, company with the French agent
and proceeded TO the City Of St Domingo. There
munioated the result Of negotiations 30 the Dominic
Government.
Iwas one with which they could be well satisfied for
though II relieved them for the time being from spprehen
zion Of attack il did allow them lay aside their
end devote iheleves the pursuits Of peace and they
expressed strong hope tina. the three powers would
nue their friendly nterposOn until the independence OF
the Republic had been secured.
Thai result only be accomplished BY oosrerag The
HdlfiGn GorerrneEt All persuasion and argument
thrown upon It, all of du.y and justice aud rzht
is merged by 1t salguInary ambition and ierocious yin
dictiveness The Donnicans will listen 10 terms which
DO establish their national sovereignty which they have
so long and 80 successfully defended
They would prefer total determination, they declare
and their conduct demonstrates to filling again under
the aocious despotism which they have shaken of and
mands that their independence should be placed secure
and permanent basis.
have the holor % h.. Sir. with great respect.
lour ODE
ROBERT MoYL,S WALSH
Hon DINftL Wrh,TsE Secretary siste
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Mr. WALSH TO MR.. WEBSTER
nDpm - Da.Nrr A.,

FORT Az fRlNCt, Nlarcl ol, l5Ol.
SIR: Enclosed are copies OF recent cores
,,pS,nce NTH the Minister Of Foresn Affairs The Hay
an IL SEEMS took gTeat umbroge at phIse
ia my first note-"not OF African extraction -Thch
trnusrh from your instructions and after noushs its
rnser for nearly fortnight vent 10 It IN expressions
which appeared to 50 impairment rs 10 cali Tor mea
ale rebuke my reply will meet with your approval
.recislly as know that Il has had good eect Anything
that increests the apprehensi0ns OF the Government JUS
row is useful in reference the main object Of my mission
Iou will perceive thSt IN my note OF tue zith mae -.
eio bring the Government 10 Its senses upon the %
mnican question the Chambers were On the eve OF meet
ipr III the language which have used stronger than
PERHAPS my Instructions would altogether warrant 1t Is be-
cause tie oy possible chance OF success consists IN ia'im
asfion MY colleagues, moreover, before ry arrival had
rented conceive action and bad allowed /, to be
ptcfcd that there not perfect agreement between N
Goyerents and that Of the United States regard 10 the
interior measures AL hone OF favorsbe result would have
crushed have taken care. however 70 ay hoaius
which can commit my Government IN way to snythirs
thsn sn in the employment Of force By
and France which authorized BY the
Of S,I Henry Balwer 1t "a the intention o. tne nsa
mediate blockade OF its ports in case OF rensn 20 aAe
either peace truce All that shall do vail be 70 re-
onsrste directed but IN such mode az to indicate th
no opposition viii be made BY the United States 70 the en-
forctment OF the blockade. . ,..-.y
HoH pAurl wrr,r,., Secretary Of state.
TIE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO TIE AGENTS
PoRr-Au-PRrScE, April 10 1851.
The undersigned has the honor TO transmit 10
the agents &C. the definite reply OF the Government OF MS
Majesty 10 the propositions winch they have presen I'd to
IL ~ the usme Of their Governments.
Ih:s ~ Nv contains the resolution OF his Naesys Gov
rsnt ~ ACCORDANCE with that Of the legislative body
gbs Consftuton does permit the Hsytisn Govern
, 70 snIsche TO the first proposition of the three pow
crs because by so doing II would voIae .s.ss / y s1a
Ii6 of that Constellation and consent TO the ahenaoA oil
nsrt Of the territory Of the Empire
The eond proposition winch tSpS s ~. Hs,sn Govern
result, cannot either, be scc,p'sa oI '-'e "S'
m. nj, for the aforesaid reasons = - ., ~;x. =.
Nevertheless, deeming il matter Of urgency 70 sss 80
o,ion t the ouest;on Of the Esst and 10 aT've some
rssns eorsble with the rghs the interests ana fns az
I the and definite s 81 me Of
sny in tbe name of which the three powers nave nter
iered dispute proposes thai al The pom oSS q sbs
snee be regulated and settled hy deputies nses s -
hat the dec;cn BE- erected under the mediation saa guar
srfy OF the representatives Of the three powers
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rTrsnslat.on
PoxI.ar.PRrxcr March IL 49,

~
In their expose of the 4th instant, the repre-
sentaes Of the three powers perss,ns in their refusal
discussion upon the the basis Of the proposition preselsi
~ them n the Of their Governments that OF his
Majesty and insisting again upon categorical answer TO
to them the following resolution Of his Maestys Govern
ment.
In regard TO questions grave those raised By the pro-
position the Government Of his Majesty has determined
70 consul the opinions Of The country climate
The Chambers win be Immediately convoked and
the United States relative TO the difficulty which divides
the departments of the East from the the Empire
wiste submitted to them.
The Government OF his Majesty will hasten soon after
the convocation the Of it's ponsbty will permit
to communicate to the three powers its dehnve resou
ton. L. DyFRERY
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DEATH OF Rev. NJ. M,Rcus.-An English

PAPER announces the sudden demise, e, h residence
No. Egremont place, New-road, London OF Rev
Noees Marcus rector of St. George the Martyr, New
York ard 10 years respected pastor in the United
States The deceased gentleman lad for some time
pssi been actively engaged in promoting the establish
mert OF charitable Institution in New York for the
relief of decayed British enigrants and by ais perse
verance and untiring energy had secured grant Of
land for that purpose and successfully accomplished
his philanthropic mission. His health, however, was
90 yisibly impaired that his medical attendants strongly
advised his remaining in this country rather than en-
counter the perils Of an Atlantic voyage and his
friends were looking forward his speedy induction
70 e living in the country, when the malaiy under
which he had for some time been suffering, disease OF
the heart terminated fatally, The reverend gentle
man was father Of Mr. VIM ~ Marcus, merchant, OF
Ws,erst and brother to Mr. IL R. Marcus, OF London,
the well known manager of the London AMI North
western Company's excursion trains. The deceased
leaves widow and four children, who are thus sudden
" deprived Of their support IN strange land
RrFFIAyrsA AND MURDER II THE IwELfrH
wAsD.-on Sunday. evening about O'Clock dincui
,y occurred in porterhouse near the corner Oh ohe
Hundred and Twenty -6h-st, and tifrh-av, between
large party of men there congregsted some Of whom
were much intoxicated During the nshf, man named
lanes Brady. living q, MaIhsitanviiie, wn fatally
sbbed in several places in the abdomen BY knife or
cher deadly weapon. In the hands Of m unknowa -
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To tie Editor Of The Tribune: In the eyl.


der ce Published in your paper respecting the late eaay
in there or two IMPRESSIONS caeu'
lated 70 aead the public and to nure IN my business
desire therefore have this published that the eS-
may reach those who have read the lnputaton
The language attributed to Dir Johnston would seem to
IN ply that bad been dismissed from the building In eonss-
OF ted work He says The original contractor for
the building John Meyers IL was taken from Meyers
becsuse he did not give satisfaction tothe owner Again,
he saws be had occasion look into the building after
was tai from Mr. Meyers The fact Is that instead OF
the building icing taken forn me- refased to proceed with
the carpenter WORK because Mr. Bitter undertook g act .
his own rrerLtendent ard being entirely unqnaiihed IN
INV ooirion for the duty he complained Of work done on
the front building mot the one which FELL IN
with the sueeicatons and which work was properly done
therefore told Mr. Bitter that unss be procured comps
tent overwhelmingly should leave the work and accord
ipaly Withdrew NY Mr. Bitter subsequently inquired
whether Intended proceed with The WORK and was told
not uness be employed competent man 10 mpcrintend
Of Mr. Johnston in the particulars 70 which
have alluded is therefore entirely untrue. It's proper
for me TO add that complaint whsteyer wb ever msde
BY any one of any work done BY me on the building
fs and the coroners Jury has virtually found that my
il in fact properly done Inc a. -
have related them be s1bsaned by several reepscs
BE witn,sses Yours respectfully JoHs B. MEYsS,
Builder. No = West Twenty -seventh-s'-
Eew-York, Dec Is 1852.
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n vo,A,y ,srrinx December H. ANDREW s. aged years.
-. - 10 day. son OF William A. sad Enly Tyson
m. pss ny respectfully invited 70 attend me 'rne
o'elo9k 49, .rnrr. -. a,
hS q. sq.s.y he Ia as. WILLIAM 4 ELDER, sssd 81
relative. and -sts f.ny respectfully invitsi 70
..nd The tuners. n, racns u <other - sS
$500. t,,.-ul~.f E.z 2svsndtn Tuesday, atsr
roon Al @ eloss- sitho9 farther invitation
Al Pau Bass Pyssses France November 49, AM AUGUSTA
WILLIS ole q L1xzra and daughter Of Dr. Thomas cock
Of New York the Ssh year Of bsr
On art.y after p<o.raeed Ihess. Ma SARA
yROsT re Ct Frost, Esa, the Tss Of
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f< rvcs and Gend and Of her brother Jsss esf-
,c. q brother av Frances Goss. resZssay
rv,ed fBnesl stsnoon a oet. nom ts
re-,a~r<- a h<r nerAew. 6eossr C. Mossn Ho ~ Phs&
Ths szxTsl q WILLIAM GiBboHs. 8ss VII tske pes To-
he r--<scs, xsdsoa Eev Jcsey wsdassty ~ -.
De- sAer asssr q ososk ms snssds ~ E<aszssss
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sos Ias.sm.roa q Liver J. Ins<zssrs 8. Jsssss,
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In'ernsui' returned hOn wrds Is..s&n
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w.rurs Rrrssr Darn RsOAss s -esa ..Aas p.s
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AsEbysy. AtrpAy css~s s rs~sss Cssrev = Ws~s
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WHLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

To- The Anniversary of the WILLIAMSBURG
Bible Society win take place this crsesday evening
the Presbytersn cnursn I s desrsd by Rev John Lit
ne and Rev. Nr. Perry, of Ne~-York-
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fV Going, goin

~ Going going, and soon will be gone, all the
remaining stock OF JACOBS BENNETT, No 32l Faton-st
Brooklyn Rich Sbawls, Silks, Mernoes Muslin DE Laiaes
Linens CottoDs Blankets, Clotha Hosiery, Laees En-
lroder.s snd other Goods Since the aessrs have
ccumeuctd selling of Their stock hundreds Of Ladies' from
NeYOrk visit their daily in preference to shopping
in their city.
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The Government Of His M.estyt-kes uFcn i.seE besdss
" snsasetnt, from the present. moment Of eontn 1ing
.e uute Which e1sts in fact since the commencement o.
.ne 70 this day 10 testimony Of ti desire OF
pesee ana Cancellation further proposes 10 the inh s
o. NE Eat. that relations Of commence and fsndshp
pe immediately reesabhed betw thsm and the
The desire Of pacific solution 50 clearly rnsaisea by
the Hsytan Government the importance of ne Commercial
relations ord Of the in;crests o. re TIRE oSwers
Hnyn the kindly intercourse Of constant Friendship BE-
tween the latter ard the Governments represented BY ths
iee esers the principles Of the srcte and Of the
lnp,Ttiay q MEDIATOR who, sr1nrement between
two parties TO b. reconcied Of them
give to the Government Of his Majesty the hope TIA.
the agents Of the three Governments viii second ia de-
sire OF pae9fyng definitely the east bat equitable
olEons The undersigned. &c,
L. DUFRERE-
Nh. WALSH TO Mr. WEBSTER
81. Dsarseo, My s, 1851.
nothins more 70. to DO PorsaPnoce came here
with the French Consul General in the Freach war
upon the Pre1eni and the Minister Of FOREIGN Afrs to
The after OF whom delivered your letter Tney dis
appointed OF course at learning th.t the Emperor 81 Hiy
would not const NJ TO make peace bit esd 70 hear t5f
he had promised war though they expressed
the utm oet eoDhderee In their ability repel lsion
should it be attempted 1t i d the dread Of brr snbu
gated but the necessity Of remaining under which
them they say TO be % anxious for the psccson
ofthe island We them ell the Assurance IN power
Of the desire and intention Of the three powers TO
piish that object ard relieve them from their psnul
pense for winch they begged to convey their grateful
As the four months to which my mission Is Inised have
nearly expired. saA proceed without delay the Island
Of St Thomss and embark there IN the English for
New York where shall probably arrive before he rSt Of
next month.
Yoar ot-ii-ui servant
ROBERT " WALSH
Hon DiSTL WTlsTrE. Secretary OF Stsis.
PsThc Day lef Por-.u Prince the Minister Of For
egn Aais called upon me- and volunteered the most posi-
tive assurance that Notwithstanding the refusal Of the Gov
emmett TO make peace with the Donincans hosites
against them would not be renewed Wemay eonstulste
ourselves therefore, having put stop the eff Of
blood IL evident that the proportions rejected with
reply TO the note communicating their rejection me-
diete blockade had been announced should have Oh.
tanned at once acquiescence at least in the years
truce.
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COlrRT CALENDAR--T,ns DAY.

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rAdvertisemenf.J

rE' No continued stories and no advertise
mel to are the popular features Of I've Aeeaa Uaion,
national literary weekly paper so'a by Stranger
TOWNSEND.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In U,;e. On the q as isth mt, - KY ~
JoHs PREsTiss. ofss~ f'rh' to 'Ashii L. '
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JAPAN EXPEDITION The splendid Pictures

Of Com Penny and Officers of tho Japan Expedition at
ached the ship Mississippi ready for nspec-
ton at the Gallery OF the sulcrbcr TO which the Officers
Of the Army and Navy and the public cordially invited
JAMES BROWN No. 1871 Broadway Instructor TO the Ex'
Tradition.
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Mr. WALSH TO THE MINISTER or FOREIGN RELATIONS
Pom. Az PRiNcE, March p, 1851.
SIN: | have had the honor TO receive this

SIR nave nau tue nUuot W lcIcl'o tuis
morning your note of the 9th INST reply TO those which
/ aGdressed 10 you the 18th aud gath
TIE object of my Government III directing me TO NIKE
IN. communication which sent 10 the o0verIinent OIL
Hnyii in regard TO the appointment OF Mr. b. g. caFF az
uaytian Consul Boston simply to state tact acl
il is necessary that the latter Government should under
sep in order that the relations between the two may be
clearly defined Nothing further from ITS intsnloa
than 10 aught TIE least calculated TO wound me sen
abilities the Haytian Government or people, AM notn
ing cas said give the slightest justification for tae re-
marks which you have permitted yourself TO III axe refA
rot only gIauiicusy Gscoureons but VIII en- come VITA
peculiarly bad grace from Government tAs denies tAS
mos, ordinary privileges al who OF different race
from lie own o., -. ,,. 49,
n the preudces which the iIsytan Government has
40 improperly alluded do sill exist II is attributable n no
small degree to that Government itsef When deyo,cs
lis enereies the successful cultivation Of the acts OF peac
instead OF dcsoatng OF the tsrest portions o the e
with ruthless and insensae stre when II EXHIBITS spe
sce of nstosx property and enhghtenment which shall
command the respect The civilized world when It does
his II will materially asgst dIslodgng those pLcu.
Sices" iy proving that they radically unjust Ch
then il cannot be entt to denounce IN any way te
Of things Ct which has ventured officially to deporc the
txi tcIee in country civilized as the United state
X VI. WALSH
his Exc-pency the Minister Of foresn AaH'
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r.. ". WALSH,
~ RAYBAUD,
T. USHER.
nn. WASH TO TIE mIxIsrEn oy FOREIGN REL srtoxs


PoRT-AUPRINcE March II, 1851.
The undersigned begs leave say the Minister OF For
egn Affairs that time he addressed, under III
ftuctions his Government. note his Exceency.
in regard to the appointment Of Mr. b. C. Clark sytan
Consul Boston No notice whatever having been taken
that note the undersigned finds himself under the
sy of requesting at least acknowledgment of receipt
courtesy which he is willing 10 believe has only been
elected consequence OF the multiplicity OF business Which
occupies his Excellency's attention.
The undersigned VIII avail himself Of the opportunity TO
the Minister that the period 70 which his mis-
sion IL limited drawing close he trusts that tlc Hay
Government viii rise all possible expedition In giving
argwer the proposition ofhe three powers IN regard
the paccction of the Island, and will be such they
desire receive. lie would Udyn The GorernmeRt for me
last time the earnest and emphefe dgaiaSi
aEp atues upon the Dominican Republic. Itmay be assured
that any attempt Of the kind ciH only result IA dslsfer -
iec lie cannot, however, permit himself 10 suppose that
wall be insensble TO the Comnones dictates OF pru
dCnce aud 10 sacrifice, IN pursuit OF wholly
usale and unattanabe object the respect and friendship
tie three powers whose good will Is so essential for tue
welfare OF the Haytian Empire and people. .
Tie understand, &c. &C.. TX. VI WALSH
To HE EIceIency the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
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Translation
TIE MINISTER or FOREIGN RELATIONS TO Mr.. WALSH.

PoRT Az PRINCE, March %, IBbI.
SIR have had the honor OF receiving your two notes.
OF the l4.h and cath inst which you transmit the
REMARKS OF Government upon tine ttle OF Hayen
Consul. ,aken by Dir. B. c. Clark, OF Boston.
TIE Government of his Majesty understanding the pre-
rces existing Ia the Cnited States against OF tho
African lace, and lenentog such state OF things ia
civilized country with which Hayti snterains relations
o. friendship, has thought Of having itself represented
near il ~ of its subjects.
The anpoiptnen mt OF Mr. b. c. Clark, Boston explains
sufficiently that il knew well enough what had % expect
in tbs egsd TO be spared the notification thereof As -
h, considerations with which you conclude your last letter.
cpn only saw that have noted them. wish IA no re-
speot Anticipate the decision OF the country which wall
undoubtedly show itself through the medium OF is repre-
J, Natives.
llonew 10 you Sir Of hish confederation
L. DJFRElf, the Minister Of foIcigo Atsif'
~ r. ". WALlu.
sIc,isi AGENT OF tic United States Port au Prince.
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II Nothing was done in the Board OF Alder
men las, nigh, except to receive and refer lew Pc
titions The Beard adjourned without quorum
In the Board OF Assistants. communication Wa re-
eeived from the Controller stating that slzlo mort
was needed to expenses thus far this year inis
makes the appropriations for the City GoTefanenI
thu. far 60 $4,000 Economy. that - ''.' AS
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERNoMErER AT
g. J. Deloiouy's Ly,meriy Lynch ClarPs,I 2,i W.fsi.
1852. AN. Noon. SIN spa.
Dee lu...............G 40 AZ
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u The schooner Isadora, of Hayerstraw,
which was run into and sunk few days ago by the
Hamilton avenue ferry.boat Montauk, raised yes.
terday afternoon by the boom Derrick.
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New CHURoHEs.-The Lexington-av. Bap-
tst Church wss opened for service on Sunday. Rev.
Messrs. Corey and Lathrop preached.
A email Romanist church at Fort Hamilton dedi-
cated on Sunday by Bishop Hughes. 1t Is called ST.
Pstricks.
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Grsrtr~rs coHtel 20 g. se the naon you have
Ny bushes FOR the ure
cure UNDIVIDED srr;oh vii therefore - unte 70 Devote
Il ny % ~ sdfaHtrafon q your AFFAIR.".
Yo eu,s coaaned mote p-ise
rets hsnk. lour institution ctans Do more ardent
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

tg@ The steam-tug Titan, Capt. Hazard,
arrived ut this port last night from Little Egg arbor
bringing the passengers of ship Georgia from Liver
pool bound to Savannah, and wrecked at the above
place.