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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11
whaIers,
Nh ~ p.e.ha..... IN. North P.s.ae Ocean.

Ar At Holiness Hole 7h ship Poe hou I'm Norm rsne ocean
last reported 81 b'.s sP -. "a ~. cb y P,.ise
Ocean Honolulu days with zo bos ~e sg 90 90 gu .a
80. -, Is ~ n lon 100 " BARI Wyatt OF and
ke Bedford 80 81 9 whale time shiP hAt4eoE boa-
Ns al AZ hgF HOPE Robbins. Indian Cape Town, FEB q
81 Helena March with 900 bbs p oii on o,-fe 70 I
Hammond Eairhaven, sp sd I'm Cape Iowa u ~
bark Paalns Tateh q md e Nss see9o ~ p p v w.
port So - Malta smith New Bedford clean spoke NAY p1A
Island by IS miles Marcia LAnioe Two asyi Ns"
Al bark J. z Douner n Pacific oesan H1noalu iiS
day. with $50 bo.s whale ID 90 sp on 90 s. -
Ia - 81 Brunswick. VIVA Dftrno1th 100 - p y ~ aos
day, ssHs LsaerA New btsoia - go -, 1870.
Fst sth bI ,p VII oil o. board sod - Dos Tn.le
Wnr Se SO 80 Expected % D. AZ horae
July. TIE Marcia reported sas ~ ~sst ~. -
g. 20 ssv Anps Andrews Pacific Ocean Maai7 soy
I s in S 20 1s.d ers BEDFORD bod Western Iisa.
h'a .o' ~ b.r 3. FsEsG Boe. Aute oun viii % BIZ .p
%. bstfh oil sg-ss April 10 az = ~ on . " A "s''S
I'd In n Bedford In. b4Ek Ausnsa AtlAzt-e- 49,.
"a m 60 sL bss Gaze e May A5s w. se y 81 m South
stefrd. Pern.neuco April VIII - oos o. r. ~ Ss
Psssaso n sep.Hy IN .p ~ .Ss ., New Bsa and e1
chEusea mas with Aprl -, AT. y y 0n ~ w
la ii IL y Is on > . w 81. Hall AEoeassteI "a
RIVER dean Feb Ia = - on !, 81 solp ecor Sest99 s@
3snsc isee Nsw-Bedrd sp Fec at a 3 lon -
81 Anaconda La-Tenee, DO clean =, -. w.. ....
be- Ar 81 "a y y lcn y W. with 30 bbA on % board
Az a. Valparaiso March 81 ship junior IA sAn J2e ~ p
b. Sd tk Euseni. Wood, Of n. b Tor TsehnAo- Ii" eSS
o. s,rN.,sh g. az IS s. Iou 20 $ w bk PERI s.sdaeh
Of Ma sIsa hoSEn1, y B. Luz 'Pi Coz
r,,f Hoxisrd Dc. L1o Dc. -, =,
SrosspMarsh a o. cspe - Loela Two b'''He'' '- "
B with ~ bbs WI y 60 81 OIL
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The following table exhibits the condition Of the Banks
=. .he Oh senf a.ih Dec 1872 and 2sfh Feb ~

The capital Of the incorporated Banks out Of The City Of
NewYork, he's dwnded down 20 ss9o5,650. and in New
York to 100000 OF tbs after amount - 100000 gOss
out Of existence this year and 100000 the following
year thus reducing tie banking capital in the City Of New
York in lees than years 5000 o0o In 1851 tw1
bs f0sle reduced s24oCOO thus reducing the incorpo
rated capital more than onehah in the short space o. three
years.
An analysis q the statement shows that the expansion
las been entirely the part Of the Banking Institutions Of
CITY for While they lad increased their discount loans
IL two n n;hs nearly eight millions the country Banks hd
reduced heirs in The time nearly million Inis
wild be Ia the annexed table which distinguishes b.
tween the Two descriptions Of Banks the several items 81
ircrease ar decrease.
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Markets


Nav ORLEANS MAY p M-CoTroN-Sales to-day 500 bales
Tie heavy Bac and
&C. ordinary qualities Addng quoted The receipts
to-day have teen 4ttU bales, and the exports 500
NEW ORLEANS May 10 NOon-CoTroS heavy this
sales reaching 0 bales Gnxi0us
ns the adyicss Hermann Cambria The Cotton
Only 1900 bales FsEIGHrs 70 Liver
pool duh Of d. RIO CoFFEE hn; loo bags sod a. Sc
NEWOKLEANs, NAV 10 p M-CoTToS sales to-day 900 baes
Market heavy MddnE quoted The receipts a.
last II 900 baes
and al ali the southern ports bales
buffalo, May iO1he following have the receipts Of The
FLOUR $50 bbls WHEAT bash. Coax ~
tush FLoUR iT, with moderate business doing sales 80 oos
81 s. 81 for Ohis, and - 2aSI 5 Michigan NsEAr
sdy moderate inquiry ooo bush sold 81 81 Tor
OHIO Sl Odsl IS for Michigan CoKN active bgf a
whout change Sales H. 90 buh II 3c Nestofn
Flour fTsgks Sc
May No Of receipts has been seat BY he C
cer has dong DAY. 81
81 Dxed Western aud 81 s. - - r state
25to Ibis NHEAr nfu, with zcoi milling Iy 40
bushels Genesse sod 81 ~ 81 1881 p Askeor Ohio Tnee
supply the d-mand good OARS steady 500
basl d4ec. Some atsTo. Prson waisxY sold 2s
mo IA Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

The Express Trains are TO commence running 10 OroS'
line on the 10th of May.
The Committee Of the TOntne building has declared
dividend of $40 per share payable demand The Law
ings,on County Bank has declared semannual dividend
of 10 q cent The Chemung Railroad semi annual div
idend Of y cent
The demand is good for Land Warrants and quotations
are improving Thompson quotes them 100 acres s'O@
avs; 80 acres, SIS So 40 acres, Sl3Gsi4
On Friday the 18th inst Mr. Draper will sell at auction
s,ooooo Of the y cent Bonds of the City OF Jsfler.
sonyle Ind the interest payable in this City This issue
Of Bopds which was made by the unanimous vote of the
Common Council and approved by the citizens in public
meeting was made the purpose of grading and paving
the public wharf The taxable property of the city now
milhop and the debt is 100000 The Charter makes II
thu duty Of the Common Council TO annually levy and col
ec tax in addition to the ordinary revenue, sufficient 10
meet the whole interest upon the public debt also, spe
cide tax 70 be set apart Sinking Fand for their re
dempuon.
From the quarterly returns made to the Superintendent
o the Bank Department of this State The AbaRy Journal
hss compiled the subjoned comparative tables showing the
condition of the Banks in this State at the dates designated
NV ,he STATE Officers Much OF its value is lost OWING the
late day at which appears but this is wholly attributable
"a the banks many whom keep back their reports thirty
and even sixty days after the dates they bear.
The following exhibits the condition Of the Ranks the
no,piu, Of Dec IS 1854 and Feb 90 1883 The Decem.
her report embraces the made by PA Banks and
one Branch including the 40 Banks in Newlork City
ahs February statement comprises returns from pa Banks
and one Branch making increase OF three since tbs
;us rsnort two OF which located in New lork City
The entire banking capital Of the City OF New York atthe
date Of the last report so5S 30, showing increase
an two months Of s2s56s5 and being Ssi6ooo than
hall the entire banking capital in the State
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BOSTON May o-Arr ships Kossuth New Orleans St Peters
Villa Badger Pacific with 1850 bbA Of OIL
tafs nauo Bulo Ayresi John Carver and A. Kin-msn Ma
tsnzs, Charles Thompson Lucy and Gov Huxley NesOean
Mary Barney ApsscheolE br Caroline San Juan CabE Gait
Cardenas Kossuh Matanzas Tyron. Geo c. F
ter Baltimore Juiette Domingo Radius Jacksonville; B0rneo
sayarnsh sch Couner Richmond; David bany; Sarah Hale
be. and l. Philadelphia Anencan
Belle Homer Cornea and Harriet NewYork CID ship Sar OF
Empire, Liverpool.
sALEM May Ic-Ar brig NJ Sheppard, Para April 90 Left brig
Cbsfszorth, for New-iOk.
NEN.BEDFORD May 9-Arr ship Meacon, Pacific, with l,o
bbls Of whale oil and 80 bhls Of sperm. 800
DARTMOUTH, NAV 9Afr ship Brunswick, Pacific, with LOU
bbls Of whale oil and % bbls sperm
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Philadelphia Marked. rvr,n,y M,lo.

The CoTToS uGket has unae change BARK held hrm
Ss cargo Of Aueshsny Bfumlnoas Coal sold &c
lush GEOCEkiEs ali descriptions tar fl
60 RIO LaguAyra CoFFEE sold 4 Q9c T.
1be dali ard and
Prices have dsensd ~ as b6 s4es Of LOS bols Shipping
- There inquiry
quotations. In RYE FLoCz MEAL
dong. fair Inquiry Tor WHEAr proes vel
maintained Sales far prime Psuuy
81 ia Red AZ 81 l-dS - = basa- add
Iva IS tOkN far AMI ren
upNIc 5oeo bIsh Yellow ID part 6q6Lic- aad
rsr On pf.vae lot VI Waite sold Sc are e.iy
q sh. seaey a. &c. blrfes .lFc
frss
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spoken, 6c-

Ami M "A. SIS 0r1 81 % W. ship EDprez- Of ne Sea to Baa-
uorel PUMA Nes Ysrk March ls) Cor CaIforr1a
ship ma port eperu s-stnz on nc * o. APr ~
lcnx - VIII FObess soufc11a oot r-.i
Ter rare sapposed mr H0sesJ I'm Boston March -
for San FraDc1sco a.. 49,. ~ A. -
EsvOflcans for AnfE-rp- -. -
Cape Horn amp Mona, u SeH-Deeiofe
(perhsts yhAsshiE Mora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

suree BtteB wtndsor s. s. w,ney Fire soaksni.
Quebec. Funch hencke. Dsphne fSEl
Pet,rsturE. Fznch AeIncks-
ShooueTs-Frrnee. B-sufsrt Nevb.r, Dawson II Ina
Cfsse Ar r. Corning Rsbecs Nosori P- Iinss
Hu-tsr CO knt WaiEErsa Ja;'sorvie c 4 P SEA INA
A Nrer n sey. N0ro l. n r. Tsl Deco a. N kn. W.
rirstOn, z FreeH-n Co T. A HAWKS CODA PhLaslph
". MeKee.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Cleared
skrs-vEncA Smith. New-OTleans Eagle Hass,d: Huisoa,
Hohort Bemen Henninss, Muller Cooling Ere czrrs,
Jotns, y b, Cook smith
BaAsL0cnda suh Havana Charles C. D1nc1n Co. WelhsI
Nttnore, Hawai- Ser1th so1; SsArtstk gs~b Wasrro
fetssours James Hunter CO. knseT foss Portland Eore-
Stephensa kate Lincoln, BaT, Carscoa- J. NJ Smith
BnsrAkner IsJes, elih BEsos IhoIs< r. sazss.s Wlte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

The Laiarge Insurance Company nts cohllehc7i u"
ness at the Of Nassau and Cedar ss, opposite tie
Post Office.
The Georges Greek Railroad to be opened ye5;er-
day for traffic 10 Wesieupout 10 connection with tbs bl
trnore ard Ohio Road
The following figures give the earnings Of the Vernon
ard Massachusetts Railroad for the last four years and Tor
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fFrom our Correspondents

PHLADELPHIA May s-irrired, Steamship City Of Boston,
Clifford Brig Absorss Cochran Cardenas sehrs Rio
NickerFon. Portland; r :. Miller, Peacock, Bristol
Clsard-Baris Margart Wood New Oreans Nashsu Clior
Boston Bri.s NJ C. Lowell Booker Mayaguey, r. r. OAK Htm
ton Boston Leontce Bradbury do shn Julia Cofsoa Mobile
l. n WaIer Little DO Benz r. Reeves SHAY New York En-
rorrm MaWhair Providence r. $. Miller Peacock, Salem
steamer John Marshall, Clark, kew-Oreans
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There are about sixty Companies ON tue s.
After the morning Board Mr. Draper sold 10000 oi the
Bonds Of the st. Lawrence Mining Co, ~ 81 o33 cent
Bv The Marion VIC have s2fo0o in ~ sce The Domestic
,ooyemeut Of specie now about equal to and from th'
City The steamer from Boston 10 morrow VII proD'0y
take 100000 in ingots.
The dry goods market continues moderately active ana
,sesdy but without busfe. Brown sheerngs and onfngs
are fair demand regular prices Beasned g'ois are
scarcely 90 active Drills are in good export demand az
&c for browne 10 for bleached aud BE- Tor blues Vs.
naberchs are dull with an accommodating stock Denims are
pretty active At 0Ic s3c for the leading styles Stripes
are quiet Ticks are selling moderately Printing cloths
are h fair request and prices buoyaD ranging from
dc aClc Prints are yet n request bat most Tor ne"
,tyles and prices are steady Gnghams are quick oil sale
atliC Lawns are dull Declines inactive the season
being over Clothiers buying WOODEN cloths mors ree
" and prices very Erm. Cnsineres aresehng III sH
pnrcesod styles lower SAtnets arc IN gooi ele't
NJ full prces Iinseys are frner At 2tc Iwesds ana
Jeans are in good demand at uniform prices FAhn7 ana
blankets are dull but firm, with small stock Foreign
oods Of GOOD and new styles quick and hrn Broken
packages are dull and slightly heavy. The imp 'rtiions
are light again The auctions nge but offer nothing very
striking 10 the buyer. The stock iet over IS very Snt
The state of the California trade for dry goods IS not salts
fotory and shipments are now few for that market The
la,t adyces are not favorable to prices Considering the
advanced period Of the season, trade is unusually good
The consnrnptiob has been throughout the entire season
extremely large The value OF the goods put on the mar
ket in the four months ending 3Oh April was 10 round nun
hers $50 100000 against only s2325oOOO in the same period
of last wear while stocks unoOmmouy low ~ the close
Tie cobers are the largest buyers at present. IS hey are
buying for their fall trade and cloths both foreign aud 90
u,.stic are in demand at buoyant prices
The steamship S. s. Lewis cost the Nicaragua Company
e225OOO and not insured.
The loss of property by the destruction OF steamers IN
The Pacific during the past three years amounts 70 con
sidersbly over 81 100000 viz;
s,.ship Cy Of Pittsburgh burned at Valparaiso N
korrh Areuos wrecked the Mexican coast o
a 81 Lewis wrecked Indian Cove ~ 0
Indian
Weren the Oregon coast 1VY
pioueer wreked San Simeons Bay 80,
wrecked on Oregon coast
Com PEBBLE Oreson coast
jenny Lind wrecked Ssn franesco oVOO
ei-'V''
telegraphic dispatch from Detroit received some days
since stated that the Governor of Michigan had signed the
Contract with Mr. Corning and his party for the building OF
the Saul Ste Marie Canal but letter written after tue d'
match states that he had not signed il
The earnings of the Macon Western Railroad Tor Aprn
were 8, 40 -
ia's
Mail Ss9 n
s%s g; z
Corresponding mouth last VI
S'ti -
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad receipts were IN
Anil 1888 10
April w
increase osl5I Ii
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b Eir Ralrpc1-s-j IBIS fi'ur, Nv Whskey
Ahs' lsl tbs Aprss - pkss Butter 70 to Ess PEsh
Gees leather SO
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
n saar rs MILE froz kiags;0a, Jaz-B De vida
MINIATURE ALNASAc......rHIs
sUN-Rsss..t IS SeLs......7 o. AOos-sts .......0 ia
HiGH wsTER......THfs DAT
srey Hook....s y Gov zznd. 10 Tn Hell Gsis... -
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IBy the Sandy HOOK Magnetic telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS Nav lO-7
Nv Tele0rRnh.

ships Ino snd Texas have gone 10
Ship Ne World stl az anchor II the spit
g Highlands bound in Wind fresh from the 81
W eatl e. cloudy.
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" nlfeHaI 0 7
dividend BY SaIsfogs and Washington fAlrss6-
stock 10 The Western Vermont Railroad e.
STOCK IN the ND River Railroad Company
n The Buhao COMING and New fork hslroad Company
stock tie Junction Railroad VI Ohio.
suck Ia the Little Miami Rafoad
Sf0cs In the Cssrs and Chicago Railroad
stock the IoiecO. hOWak and Cleveland Railroad.
fock In he Mansnea sDd Sandusky Railroad Company
Stock In tie Southern Bans OF ksnfncky
andt
N u dsaga
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PAcigic Mat ,AsHtP CosPANY. Z
NFu. TOsK, NAV 4 tSSf

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given, that che Transfer
Pcuts cf Conrsuy VII D. clsd from ths 49, sn .lns
1 iNsS Fv order of n - Board N "a pAfip"H Soy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

Geographic dispatch from Detroit received some days
since stated that the Governor of Michigan had signed the
Contract with Mr. Corning and his party for the building OF
The Saul Ste Marie Canal but letter written after tue dis
match states that he had not signed it.
The earnings of the Macon Western Railroad Tor AprH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

RsoADWaN BANN Nc~- ora, NAY > ~
CEVFNTH DIVIDEND-A semtannual Dividend u
- sour sl rer cent on ths Capital Stck n tbs BANK o9i ~
II IRE ast IA ncufhs VII ~ paid sai ARR he I'D
The Transfer Beots n be co~d from ne @ ms n yS
rAynis n ms usive. ." tNhNiA - 'esiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
THE MARKETS.

New YORK, April 3)-The stock market
closed dull o-day Money continues easy
Exchange on London 94a93c. prem. Sales of
U. S. 6's Of 1867 at 1l93.
The -four market is tirmer-sales Of 1000
bbls. al $4 623a4 &c for State brands, and S.
a5 25 for Southern. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal unchanged.
Grain scarce-saes of Wheat SMALL red
112al15cc; Genesee 125al26c; Southern white
l24al25c. Corn is tirmer, and slightly ad-
vanced-saes of 10000 at 63a65a67a Csc per
bushe for white, mixed and yellow. Oats AGA
sic. Rye S7as0c.
Sales of Mess Pork at SIS 6S; prime I'm.
changed. Bacon firm. Lard 93alIcts.
Cotton firm, with a steady demand-sales
of 600 bales at full prices of yesterday. Wits
key 22Ia23Ea24 cts.
BALTIMORE Apii! 30.-Nothng doing in
Howard street flour to-day. Sales yesterday
afternoon of 1000 bills. City Mills at 81 8l4a4
81, principally at latter price. To-day 600
bbls. more were sold at 81 81. Nothing in
Wheat. Sales of white Corn at 53c and yell
low at 58a59c. Oats at 39a40c. Whiskey
% cents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
The Murder of Rink. &c.

PHILApELP aIA, April 29.-The grand jury
made special presentment this morning in re
lahon to the murder of Rink, embracing all
the evidence which would seem to fasten the
CRIME conclusively on Spring. They there
fore found true bill against the latter, and re,
commended the discharge of Jerome Freckert
in custody for the offence. Freckert is how
ever held tor an assault with intent TO kill
Wilson, hack driver.
Judge Allison this morning overruled the
motion for a new trial in the case of John ca.
pie and Carson Emmons, for the murder of
Soohan. The prisoners were then asked if
they had anything to say why sentence ofdeah
should not be passed upon them. Their coun.
sci presented papers for each protesting their
innocence. Emmons stated that Capie told
him that Soohan had pushed against him and
struck him, when he stabbed hm. Sentence
of death was then pronounced by Judge ALI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
AUCTION SALES.
BY George j. Sumner.
A QUANTITY OF THE MOST COST
~ lY and Elegant Furniture md nfhe
FUTURE DAYS

A QUANTITY OF THE MOST COST.
n ly and Elegant Furniture and other
Articles 10 be sold mt Auction .-On THURS
DAY, the 5th May. commencing at 10 o'clock In
the morning, at the Tontine House, opposite the
Banks, will be sold at pubic auction, without re-
serve, lot of Superb Furniture Housekeeping and
other articles, consisting in part of very rich
and costly solid Rosewood High Post Bedstesd; one
elegant carved Marble Top A,sche which is q very
desirable piece of Furniture, put up in a compact
magnificent Dining Table, made of choicest kinds
of Walnut, to which is attached case containing
five leaves for extension. This is an elegant piece
OF Furniture, which cannot be had, only by a spe.
cial ORDER and at very great cost. By taking the
leaves 1t makes superb round Table Al feet in di.
ameter. One beautiful Rosewood Bureau with
Marble Deck, Carved Top and Frame. Glass Side
Doors, lined with Silks a very elegant piece OF
Furniture and very CO impact. Tive very desirable
Spring Lounges and two Spring Seat Sewing or
Nurse Chairs on Rollers; two most beautiful Brus
sells Carpets of the best quality, magnificent de
sign and most costly description and measures be
tween 60 and 10 yards each, and nearly new: one
superb Hearth Rug with Landscape Design; one
Hip Bath; one large patent Spring Mattrass; Hair
and ShucE Mattresses; one Refrigerator; eight We.
netan Blinds; lot fine Mating; one Gas Chauda.
er, with four jets protruding from beautiful designs
of Lilies and other Gas Fixtures; Cooking Stove
SundrY, Kitchen furniture and other Articles To
which will be added lot of new city made Furni.
ture, consisting of Marble Top 7 sbles, Mahogany
Wsrdro5es, Marble Top Bureaus, French Bed
steads. Marble Top Washstands Rosewood, Cane
Seat and other Chairs and two Northern made So.
fas.
TERMS For all sums under $50 cash; for all
sums of $50 and over, months credit for approx
ed negotiable notes.
N B The above will be open for examination on
Wednesday, 4th May. Sale to be conducted by
my2 GEO SUMNER, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
AMUSE MENTS.
GRAND CERT OF
SACRED MUSIC.
At the First PRESBYTERIAN church. on
Tuesday Even'g, Sd WAY. at o,cik.

At the First PFesby terrain Church. on
Tuesday Even'g, Sd May, at s o'cik.
NsIo THE RICHMOND SACRED Music
XIAy SOCIETY respectfully inform the citizens
AsgIx of Richmond that they will give a CON
p CERT OF SACRED MUSIC, in The First
Presbyterian (Rev. Mr.. Moores) Church, on Tues.
day Evening, Sd of May, consisting of Choruses
from the most eminent composers interspersed
with Quartettes, Trios Duets and Solos. Mr..
DUNDERDALE will preside at the Piano Forte
The Choruses will be sustained by large number
of voices assisted by full and efficient Orchestra
under the leadership of Messrs DOLLINGER and
LEHMAN The whole under the direction OF
the Conductor OF the Society, S. S. STEVENS,
Esq.
PROGRAMME-PARTL
l. Lha God of Israel :----------- Chorup, Rossini
2 Cry Aloud, Spare Not.
3 Come not, o Lord in Dread Role of Spen.
dor. Solo
4. When Round About The Starry Throne.
Chorus Oratorio of Samson
5. Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Solo
6. Peace Oh Earth Saviour's Anthem
7. For Wings, tor Wings, Like Dove to Fly,
(Solo, 7 Bricker.
PART " (s0lo and Chorus.
|. Glory be to God on High Chorus, HAYDN.
2. Eve's fermentation. Solo
3 Have Set Watchmen upon thy Walls. Chorus.
4. High IN Glory Quartette Barker.
5. be Joyful in the Lord Anthem.
6. Though the Sinner Bloom at Morning,
(Quintette, Rossini
Z. On Mighty Wings-from the Creation,
(Solo, Haydn
8. Grand Hallelujsh Chorus Handel
lg@ Tickets 81 cents. To be had at the door OF
the church.
EsY@ Doors will be onened at half past O'Clock
Concert to commence at my 2-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
By James NJ. Taylor.
r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS

ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
IL IN SlDNEY.-Will be sold on MONDAY the
10th day of May, commencing at II O'Clock. M.
upon the premises, about One Hundred and
Sixty Lots l. and situated n the town of Sid
ney, just beyond the Corporation line, opposite the
residence OF Mr. II Dance, and fronting on Har-
vie street and the plank road. In point of beauty
of location, and adoption for building purposes,
most of these lots equal to any in the whole
town of Sidney, and upon portion of them there
is beautiful Oak Grove.
After the sale of the above lots, will be sold ten
other lots, situated in the town of Sidney, opposite
Warsaw and fronting on Main street
The above lots will be laid off into suitable sizes,
auctieneer in few days.
Terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known at the sale. JAS M TAYLOR,
ap l8-3taW6Mtd Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-02
The accident on the Michigan Railroad
Ierdlct Of ihe Enrnner'a I,ll-n


CHICAGO, April 2S.-The Coroner's Jury
rendered their verdict last night on the bodies
OF the IL ersons killed by the recent rsilroad
collision.
They found that the deceased came to their
deaths by collision between the trains, caused
by the gross carelessness and neglect of Moses
Taylor, conductor, and Thomas Backma,n En-
gneer of the Michigan Railroad, and Herbert
L. Whitney and Edward Davis, Engineers on
The Southern road, holding them as causing
the deaths of the bodies before them. They
also censured Mr.. Jouriette, superintendent OF
the machine shop, for not furnishing proper
lights on the engines OF the Central Company.
Robert Davis, fireman on the Southern Road
and Whitney, Davis, Taylor and Backman
were committed TO await their trial. Those
named in the verdict are held for manslaugh.
Ter. The Injured parties are well cared for
by the citizens Of Chicago.