The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1851, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION e AT CHARLESTON. INCENDIABIES IDICTED AT UTICA, &e., &e., ko. | Proceedings of the Southern Rights Cone | vention. | Cranuxston, 8, C., May 5, 1851 Yhe Southern Rights Association Convention was duly Orgunized to-day, at Military Hail, in this city. ‘The folowing are the officers appointed :— President —Ex-Governor J. P. Richardson. Vice Presiden:s—kx-tiovernor W. BP. Seabrook, J. 8 W. Simpson, R. Ht Goedwia, B. K Camden Jrirval, Black iver “Journal, RugeBeld pon toon, Cherter Standard, and J. C. Walker. Forty Associations were represented, and four hundred nd thirty-one delegates were present. The President. on cal.ing the chair, calmly and tem- pevately reviewed the position of affairs. Me epnaidered that Southern institutions, under existing cireumstan- ces. could not last twenty years, He alluded@foreibly | to the disregard of blood and treasure expended by the | was given to thejury, about 5 0° twelve were for Keeping their seats, and delivering their verdict on the spot, but finally concluded to retire. Af ter an absence of twenty minutes, they returned into court with a verdict of not guilty, "The following are the proecedings in the case Jomes A. Bennet calle South, ia excluding {t from territories, and said:— © Whea dangers thus reach cur very doors, it is time to arm. It is futile to hope that the constitutiod, based upon such legislation, can survive. Concession cam yield | nothing to its supp Disasters on the Hudson River, dé. Purnmonr, May 6, 1851 night, when the boat Kel- Charles E. Strong was lost me tow, about 11P. M., and nuade the shore M.. below ‘She was from Little Some 30 bbls. of During the storm on Sw | sey broke Loewe, the canal Falls. and laden with flour and potash potash were lost overbowrd; but the flour was landed, in a slightly damazed condition, at Dearman, asloop from Tarrytown for New York, The uk newr the shore AE SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI. | ts, erst | trem Bait'more, aud the two others from Taunton, Mass Auother engine has just arrived from Bostor Opera Hacitement in Boston. Notwithstanding the severe storm which maged ail day, a House was crammed lust night to suifocatio Bosio has created the sensation in Lucia, ever known im America, At t of the first get she was called twice before the curtain and greeted with the prolonged cheering and applause of the excited assembly, The stage was literally eovered Hats were waved by the gentlemen. and She plays Lucroti nes. and several cara, for the Erie nded on the pier, One engine was with brilliant audience, haudkerchiefs by the ladies, Wednesday. and the tickets will be sold at auct ‘The box sheet is alréady full with orders for (hat occa: TERT BROOKLYN Cry . Before Ton, Judge Greenwood, and Aldermen Leech aad May 6.—The Drury case was resumed this morning. Some rebutting testimony was offered by the prosecution, ed of, After which i was arranged be- tween counsel that the ease should be submitted. under urt, without any summing up by coun- it being well understood that the jury were prepared to enter a protert against any speeches being made by vither prosecution or defence. and quickly div charge of the ( selon either si , and sworn for the defence. —U fined to the where, when and » made; though, he confessed, it ¢hoeid not be resorted to rashly.”” Ue. however, would | not discus@shat. as he would not bias them. He loved | the Unioa—there cou'd not be an amateur disuuionst omongst (heat, He advocated union amongst ourselves. It the enemy are forming in our rear, let us await their | spproach.—if in our van, let us march up to them. It has beea said, they whomt God ud nature joined to- Weution ebould be ce resistance should also be applied: —Thoxe whom God and nature have put asuader, ict uo one join tog length on the want of affinity between the two sectious, and advieed earnest and temperate deliberation. ‘The convention then adjourned ‘The votes, to-morrow, will settle the question of seces sion. ‘The Pres’ ot was a strong Union man EXCLUSIVELY TO THE HERALD. Cuanteston, May 6, 1351 ‘The proceedings of the Convention. to-day, authorise 5 (0 aamounce that separate State action will certainly trivmph by an overwhelming majority. ‘The recep’ of Rhett’s resolution has been fearfully cathusiastic Langdon Cheeves and Judge Butler, who were in favor of aoderation, are borne down. South Caroiian is fixed for secession. Great excitement has prevailed, to-day. throughout the city. From Washington—The Cuban Expedition. Wasnrverox, May 6, 1851 ‘The reevipts into the treasury, from January the Lit, to Marel Sls, amounted to $15.004.117 11, and the ex- peases for the same period, to $10,847,698 50 ‘The health of the venerable Chief Justice CrauchJhas | sguia changed for the worse, and be is now in an ex- | he ‘The President yesterday, acconting to law, designat cd | T tok etevon justices of the peace as members of the Levy Court for Uae cour ty of Washington, for one year ‘The Hon. Orin Vowier having recovered his health, Loft to-day for Massachusetts. ‘The Pepndic thinks the reports by telegraph, that the Cobea expedition bas been abandoned, are not to be trusted, ws they are only intended to baflle the govern design of suppressing the expedition. A is published in the Repubiic from Jack ‘da, to the effect that an expedition was ou foot there, and was expected fo sail ou the a P) ‘The American Convention of Science. Orverewart, May 6, 185 ‘Thewttendance to-day was large, Several distinguished Persons have arrived, and a large number of private col- <otioas hate been brought in to be exhibited. The fol- lowing papers were read to-day, and handed in :— On the Constitution of Saturn's Ring, by Professor | Pierce, of Harvard ; on the age of the sandstone of Lake Superior. with a description of the phenomena of the sevociated gneiss rocks. by Messrs. Foster and Whitney; on the Atlantic coast of the United States, by L. F Portaies: oo the Himit of pereeptibility of w direet and | cu reflected sound, by Professor urent chart of New York bay. from observations on the coast survey, by A. DB. Bache; on the dates of the red sandstone rocks ol New Jers fone rena wie reproduction of pyrites, by Professor L. Agassez; on the existence of phosphorus in certain stones, by Dr. D. D Owea. Various other interesting papers were read by Waen F- Viake, Charles Whittlesey, B. Desaux aud W. red fe: and the Connecticut vailey. as shown by Arrival of the Ohio at New Orleans. Now Onieavs, May 6, 1851 > passcagers, and $75,000 in goid dust, oa freight, | 0, $40.090 im the hands of passengers, She left the | Feicon st Havana. to sail om the 4th inst. for Clagres, WD 08 passengers | he arrested Wroureros, Del, May 6, 1852. Columbos P. Evang, one of the editors of the Deleware Eoputicam. was elected Mayor of this city to-day, over Wm i. Scuers, opposition, by a very handsome ma- | Legislative Proceedings in Massachusetts. Bostow, May 6. 1851 poved omeadments of the Conatitation, relative to single seootorini divtricts, and a new basis of the House, whic would have materially crippled the large cities, The vot wae 185 yews to 147 noy*: but a two-thirds vote was ne- cowesy. ‘The whigs voted agninst it i tocet dtattes and Piremen Rome, May 6. 1951 jrand Jury, now in session, have found sever Dill+ against Co Jin and Oleott, aud others whose names hove oot yet tranepired, for arson in the first degree. for ftores, ke. in Utien. Their trial im this village, Judge Allen pre- Jury have also found bills against a | lange number of Cea firemen for riot, in stopping the cit sear from. putting out the fire on Columbia street, at whied Jases ba wa» burned to death | Con fiagretion at Montrose, Pa. Mowrnosn, Pa., May 6.1 Lact night 9m Incendiary ret fire to Leounrd’s wintice the flames from which communicated to the od- joining helldings. and the whole row, from Halloi’s to Webb's. in a short time, wae a massof ruins. The uost pe tet of the village is entirely consumed. ‘The Marriaty ond Word, why : ahi upont of pe c feit notes on the Harrishy pleaded enlity e Leb County Court, t {ne fous ladicument# gaint them Seow Storm In Pennsylvant Harnetos, Pa Snow fell here yesterday to the depth of eighteen inc bes. a0 tis morning there is fine sieighing Burning of a Cathedral it Pittsburgh. Prrremenon, Va, May 6, 1851 deal, whieh is ti Safety of Ten of the Crew of the Lost | viisn. ‘se noone Minerv a—Case of Poisoning by a Spiritual Rapper. Bosro~, May 6, 1851 ‘The brig Commerce. arrived here from Bathurst, re- ports that om Friday morning. about half past § o'clock, the fell ia with a boat contalsing eleven men, the mur: | js Norwich, before reported capsized and all hands—sixteen | tn number—tost. When the Minerva wae capsized five crew were washed overboard and drowned; the er clung to her till daylight, w! they took to the bont. When pieked up, they were cama Nosastnin and one nemed Johnson (the cook), of Nantucket, ‘tied on board the Commerce ten survivors, amongst whee # O ‘Were taken into Holmes's Hole Almira Beasiy. « fil of sixteen, was examined in Pro. sidence 00 8 poisoning her brother, only fif- teem months old, bs a Pr him arrenic One witness mmeoner fi that the aceused confessed | is! urine’ o her ‘ we arsenic to both the other sister, rae was a its edi pa Eappings, iat she bought the poison with mon those who came to witness the cowed nop. yess that her mind had not been right since sl —_— She was fully committed for trial for ‘The Schooner Victory, &e. Nonvoux, May 5, 1851 Shemniins Vivvey has been got off, nnd arrived here this morning. She leaks but the damage to Der bull in not very gremt. A portion only of the aa the inst, two days has been miny oth Aree inde from K. 8. E. ‘The Southern Matis. * Bautimonr, Al! the Boutbern may, bave come to handy 7 6, 1981 know Mr. Drury: he was at iy place, at New Utreeht, in reference to a loan; he was introduced to me by ; | was an applicant for « loan. amined.—I don't ree lect thet Mr. Drury was have seen hii at inan at Thompson's, known as Fields; don't know that Lever saw young Samuel Drury at my place; I want it diatinetly understord that I know nothit ry, good of bud; I only knew him through gether, lot not man put asunder; but the reverse may | kuow nothing about Wilkes ‘The defence here closed. Selah B, Carl called, and sworn by the prosecution —It was proposed to prove by this witness, that while young | Drwy was at the Waverley House, South Brooklyn, ed him, This was ruled out —W! young Drury and another young man came | to his Kc agg Sa 1848; one of uary.and the other iu February; never saw Thompsoa | there to my knowledge. ‘worn—I reside in Brooklyn, and ain ® ¢ is at the corner of Myrile av new Wm. 1. Thompson; had ki or four months before he died; he called in to my ¥ drugs on several occasions; [ remember er. He then argued at | em left in Jan. %. Morrie, ja whic i be parveted Seis searwention te street, when he alleged * he was to Brooklyn to have counterfeit pubene man." ‘The whole ee. in reference to the arrest was alluded to, and the Judge said :-—Now, gentlomen, you are to determine, frem all the evidence, whether this was a scheme. Then you must find out whether Mr, Drury Kew that these bills were bad; for if was no guilty knowledge, there is, a8 I have before remarked, end of this care. But if you are convineed that he knew the bills were bud, and that he was about to utter them, either himself or through agents, he must be convie ted. In cases where # man suspected of erlme has, for » long series of years, cluded the vigilanee of the Law, it mi be exeursble to contrive the means of conyieting dina not in a case like this, where a man is accused another crime. You are to judge, from his on | duct, sohtner. WF was his intention to keep the or put them in circulation, It is part of the theoty of (the prosecution, that Drury niched the means to purehase the one dollar bills fre which these bills were made, and that his son, who under his control, was sent to Bristol for them What do the roseoution say in reference to the things found at Astoria’ Why, that they foumé some divs aad other articles connected in some way with counterfeit- ing. but they do not intend to urge anything except the dies as proof of ult. The dies, und Mr Brury’s pos- session of them, bs explained by several witnessce. As to the $5 tukem from Drury’s house, there is no evidence uhat he ever saw it. All the money found on his person was good. Mrs. Thompson's testimony was next re- Viewed. and epecial attention called to that part cf it re- lating to Drury’s visit to Thompson's house. ‘The theory of the defence in relation to this is, that it wax part of a selieine of conspiracy to conviet Drury. The judge next ded to Mr. Lexow’s testimony, in whic! “Mr. Drury thea eaid Tam sorry those notes are ey for they are good ones, and now I am accused of having stolen them.” ‘The prosecution would infer from this that Mr, Drury knew what those notes were,” ‘The de- | fence is. that Mr. Lexow was mistaken in reference to what was said, that Mr Drury raid he was sorry the notes were stolen. for they might be good ones. Mr. | Lexow undoubtedly means to state facta, but be may | have misunderstocd Mr. Drury. We have daily instances | of misunderstanding of what is said. The weight of num- bers in ref seems to be with the defiuce. What a man says in his own de- + is generally not allowed in testimony, for it | be unsofe to allow prisoners, im this way, | e a defence. But there is this distinction, | that what a man says when he is first arrested, before be has had time to deliberate, may be given, Now, is this was a concerted echeme on the part of | Thompson and (hose who were associated with him, to convict Drury and it be true that he knew nothing of their character, then net only is Drury not guiity, but it presents a case of inoet unparalleled ‘atrocity of an en- deavor (o get up _a case against an inmoeent man, Part of the theory of the defence ia. that Drury was led to be- lieve (hat these bills was a lot of uncurrent money, which he d Mr. Drury to exchange for him in Wail street. ‘The prosecution urge that this was a most improbable piace to meet for such a purpose. Now, the lips of the defendant are sealed, and he cannot testify as to what the arrangement was upon which they met, te G. agnin reminded tho jury tim the defendant must not be condemned upon conjecture or suspicion; but that the prosecution must ¢ out their case affirmatively. If there were reasonable doubts entertained by the jurors, the benefit of auch doubts was to be given to the defen- dante. After stating one or two law points, at the re- quest of counsel, one of which wae, that the bill must be calling at my place one eve: | with efficer Clark of New York; one or ng in company pevenings be- past seven, or 2 (he day before his arrest ‘s-cxamined—I yen in Brooklyn several kuew Thomp-on three or four months; I was I was only friendly to himas I ho left a good deal of money at my Xamination proved that Thompeon Hed the witness's attention to his elock. Sidney Clayton sworn—I was, in 1943, “49, and Mayor's Marehal in Brookiy n; I was ap} sheriff in Uhe latter part of Phage iat, Thompsov; I went to the Ersex Market prison after Thewy son's arrest; he was dead at the time I went the: I saw | he officer who arrested Thompson; he told me that | be bad arrested Thompson and Farnham; I asked him if to conviet him on; he said he had; jad corned a warrant some time for wrest of Farnham, but that I could never could across him; one day I saw Thompson in Myetle nue, and he pointed out a man, | Farnham, but do not arrest him till after the Drury trial; neither the District Attorney nor his assistaut evor ke to me about Yarnham; Ido not think he kaew ; Ido not think that anybod: anything about it except the judge who ixeued the war- raat. Thompson, who made the complaing, and mysif, Sross-examincd—It was some time in July that , on poimted out Farnham to me; Thomps me that the District Attorney desi: should not be arrested; Thompson and Farnham were in Myrile avenue when I saw Farnham ps bave alluded to. Voorhees sworn—I reside in Brooklyn; I ‘sheriff of this ecunty; I know A. M. C, Smith. | [The prosreution here proposed to jeneral good character of A. M. C. a ruled it out, and the witness was withdrawn.) A.M. C. Smith recalled by the proseeution—When was in the building known as the offiee on Drury’s pre- mises, I do not recollect sceing any segars; I saw noone light a segar; I have no recollection of ‘tei sons that I cught to have locked them w i 1 was in that place. nted a deputy id said there is mm did not tell that Farnham ive evidence of the ed no one; I did not toweh them, I don’t uch them out of t | be called me “ Smith,” | identifying prisoners at the ico, oo fer as I know, is, 10 bring prisoners out. have known persons to be sent into the prison to iden- there is no particular way of police office; the general prac- ediield; on the structure and | pss cxamined.—I do net remember Wilkes calling he may have called me *A he bas sometimes called me so; I told Mrs. at my name was Smith; Lleft all the dies I found on Drury's premises at the police office: there were five of them; I thonght one pair were for making half doub- $5 bill which I took from the money box, was rate compartment of the box; © was a piece of news me anything but “Smith;” MC steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck. has arrived here | in a sepa I do not know per wrapped around t young Drury had | for the $1 bills. Rudolph Lexow recall ie he took old of him by the hand; Whig Mayor Elected. | (printed Paper shown the witness); I think [ wrote that; Do you call that a correet report som cwhat biased against Mr. Depry; so far a are concerned, it is correet the introduction may be a I learned from Mr. Will that Margaret @'Connor would be a material against Drury; [wont on to Boston, where I first loarned | ut she hs bepm convicted; her deposition was taken in ‘The Louse of Reprosentatives to-day rejected the pro- | « convietion was she was eonvieted August, 1649, of passing counter- Bank of Bristol, R. 1 re closed, and it was agreed by t of the jury, to submit th e from the presi ‘The record of Margaret O'Conu here put in eviden termarket. The receipts of corn being on a larger senle, tnd the shipping demand having nearly ceased, prices | ‘case to | gave way a little. the market closing with pales for | them under 9h without | the day of 40,000 b ann of the jury, I regret that the cireumstances to ebarge you a ‘as will enable the Court to a ua not had time to rom the voluminous testimon Gentlemen, I feel that ks of the Court are due to you. fo from any tn lies: Court and jury. art to direct your jaagueat &: the defendant to have I never have. aud det of the Jury ani ball imterfexe with the province of the | right of the defendant Is to. bring you noeive this to bet minds direetiy | I . veareely @ questi itself to the human mind that may ac by seme controlling points | for forgery in the second degree | sion a covnterfeit $10 bill, with Intent to utter it ead tothe jury the statute covering th : forgery im the second dey ways in the indietment rae it hie having in hie possession a Fagle Bank of Bristol, R. { A party is not to be tried om suspicions or © It is necesenry for the prosecution to make out - It ie due also to the prosecution that the epend upon the nature of cireumstances, | governed by the character of the ease silow the mind to come to conclusions not warranted by . ‘The first question that presente lawl in this enae te: Had the Prisoner j in his possession a | Idon't Knew that it mee to deny that the defendant ssesstom euch a note refore. taken for trente d thet he had er was indicted in having in bis ponses- 1851 | The substance of ¢ largest church wai. | ing to be a $10 bill om the now in flames, and it is thought wil | You are not to tet ye theory of the yivers of the crew of the fishing schooner Minerva, of | had in bix A \ If Me. Drury ba it to be forged, the ir. Drury know that 1 awume that it i# identified as the same one named in the indictment, the presiding judge epbmitted the case, seying he had satisfaction in kuowirg that he so submitted it to not only an honest but an inteiligeat jury. After seme twenty minutes, the jury returned with a verdict of not guilty. A lock ofgenoral satisfaction pervaded the court room at the annotncement cf the verdict; snd Judge Green- wocd said he feit it incumbent on him to say to the jury that the Court most heartily concurred in the verdict they bad just rendered, Mr. Drury was then formally discharged Mr. Brury. (addressing the jury)—Gentlemen of the jury, please aceept my heartfelt thanks, As for my per- keculors, Lleave them to their worst euemics, namely— their own fe ge ‘The District Attorney now moved the court that « | rolle prosequi be entercd on cach of four indictments for | similar offences tothe case just disposed of. The Court granted the motion, aud ordered that the indictments be 50 disposed of. (Nove.—A typographical error occurred in the testi- mony of Mrs. Ashley, published in yesterday's Herald. Mrs. A. is made to say. “Mr. Drury first spoke to me abcut testifying.’ It should read, Mr. Duryea first spoke to me.” &e. Itis but just to Mr. Drary that this error should be correeted. “While on the subject of er- rors, it may be as well to say that on Saturday morning last, allusion was made to the matter of the ccunsel tor the defence objecting to James M Smith appearing for the prosecution to sum up | this cave. Mr, Smnith, it appears, had taken offence at | om reported in “A New York paper," as said by | the counsel for the defence. Mr. Clark corrected the report in court, and stated in terms what he said on the oceasion referred to. It has been intimated that the re- port in the Herald was incorrect. ‘This is not true. The report. as published in the Herald of the 1st instant, was a true report of what was said in reply to the proposi- tion. just ss the presiding judge was apparently about to decide upon the application of Gen. Duryea to admit Mr. Smith. In order that there may be no mistake about the matterywe give the paragraph again as reported at that time. Here it is :— Mr. Clark—In relation te that, if the Court please, we desire to be heard, but at the proper time. When the evidence is all in, and the time for summing up the case arrives, we propose to say a word; but we protest, at the present time, against the introduction of Mr. Smith inte this cause now. We have no objection to any reputable counsellor, any one not in the private interests of these parties. taking the place of the District Attorney, but | Ss will att be matter fur consideration at the proper time. ‘On the correctness of this, the reporter who gave it, is willing at any time to be qualified. REPORTER. CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Ti rspay, May 6—6 P.M. Ber aoert yrs —There has been more animation in the flour market since our last, without any decided change inprices. The arrivals by canal continued large, but were mostly going into store, the receivers being unwil- ling to reniize at current rates, The day's business comprised about 6.000 bbls, No. 2 superfine, at $387 a ry to straight State, $4124 $4 23; mixed to Ne | $ fancy Ohio and 487 a $5 12),; and extra do. and do, radian was more freely offered, and the’ mar- ket was casier. Some 1500 bbis. good common sold at $445. Scuthern was held with more firmness, the stock being rather light, and the demand brisk. The sales reached 900 bbis., ordinary to good, at $4 684 $4 87; apd fancy, at $5 a $6 50. Rye flour was in limited suppl: | ive. About 100 bbis. fine changed hands, 4 44. $5.40. For corn mesl a moderate inquiry | | Was making, at $512 for Jersey; $5.37 ', for Brandy‘wine; d $3.50 for extra State, All kinds of wheat were imac: tive and favored buyers. Genesee was quoted at $1108 $44) Michigan, $1 9 $106; Canadian, in bond, Sie, a 1 02; and Ohio, Oe. a $1. ‘There was leas firmness in rye, with more offering, and sales of 3.600 bushels, at The. Oats were taken freely on arrival, at 450, a 46 iMe. for Jersey; and 460, a 47 4e, for Northern, showing a bet- shels Western mixed and flat yellow, He. a O8'%e; and new round Northern, at 62e. a ¢ | Cortos. —The operations in this staple, to-day, eom- iad about 2.060 bales The market showed an absence | e spirit which characterized yesterday's business, | the full prices of that day not being obtainable, which was attributed to the «mail advance at New Orleans om the | troet advices, We continue our quotations | Livenrooe Crassvicatiox | Upland. = oe N Orte Florida. Mobiles Inferior... .. Ordinary Ordinary. isa a ™ React in city, tn ati ated at 10,000 bale: Fericwts.—Rates to Liverpool continued steady, and rome further engagements of cotton were made, at i-lthe. The last corm taken was at Sd. in bags. For flour, Is (d. was asked, ‘There war no change in other artic 00 bbls. flour were taken, at Is. Od; and 1.0 e taken for Glasgow, at Is. Gd. There was no cher ge to other ports, | Provisions —Pork—Mess was inactive, but firm, while | pritne wasin fair request, and at improved rates. The transactions embraced about 600 bbla new mesa. ot $15 75; old. at $14 75; new prime, at $1375 8 $14; and old | do, at $12 75 a 13. Beef wasmore inquired after, and the market ruled steady, The sales amounted to 500 bbls mers. at $9 25 a $11 50; and prime. at 96 0 $0 50.— | Tierce beef was nominally $15 50 » $16 ans were | quiet, at $15 60. Cut meats bave not vores some 20 packages dry saited hams realized 8c. and shoulders Te. Lard mowed to thy tof 800 bbls and tierees prime, at ®2( a 10'<¢., including 50 to arrive, on terms | not stated. Butter was in fair supply. and selling at 10 a lie. for Ohio, and 14 a Ife. for good Western. Cheese was in demand at 6a 8¢ Navat. Stross —With a firm market, we noticed sales of 1.500 bbla. Turpentine, in the rough, at $3; 400 do Bpirite, at 96.9 26),¢., ensh; 1,200 bbls. common rosin, at $1 Ste. for North county; and $1 958 $1 40 for Wii- | mington; and 150 do. selected tar, at #1 75 @ $1 BT yo. — has been very quiet during the last three nd we observe no linpurtant variation in prices; 30 | hes Kentucky brought Le.; 15 eases Florida, at Tha Ste nnd 45 baloe Cubs at ie Manufactured de- | eeriptions are the most active. and former rates are rea dily obtained. Telegraphic ficiently proven hy the and Floyd, that these bille Th in possesion cf Mr. Drury. Th tain Marchant and Mr. Gorham Baker, | the tertimony of Jenkins ond Craw rest of Mr. Drury. and alluded to # diserepancy between Jenkins testimony on thie trial ond the testimony which on the fret Drury hich he Inia bold of Mr. Drury It is urged, raid the jw the bills, that timony of Jenkins, Craaso re the same as those found from the fact of knew they were ig matter whether he knew they Drury's dreppiny e money of the theory of the defence the bills, hurt hie hand, and Now. # man may be eo situated, that, t the may so conduct himeaeif. to avoid the ap eof guilt. a# lo make an unfavorable impression jes, being inside m to drop them thet the eyes of Je Drury al thve tine that be The theory of the prey not recelve these billy at that time bet that be had resetead hem t why, then. chegid he have carried them Howor here reviewed A. MO, Smith's he did not know at the pon ‘hed suppor he hed bo ite ‘and Orassous were on were inthe open that Mr Drury did (iclitmeny jn which be sah that time they went ty re th *. New Onurane. Saturday, May 3. The cotton market was very much excited yesterday, in coneoquence of the heavy frosts which occurred om , Thursday night in North Alabina, Micxissippi and Ten- neseee, and (he demand was very active. The day's bu- siness amounted to 8000 bales, at prices indicating an advonee of one-cighth to quarter cent om the quota. tions Inst given ‘The receipts at all the Southern ports are 200,000 bales ahead of Inst year, New Onuraye, May 6, 1851 Cotton ia easier ngnin—the sales on Monday were only 2000 bales, We qnote strictly middling at 9c. Sugar has wdvanced to 6 Xe. a6e. Sterling Exchange isat 10!,¢. New Onirass, May 6—6P. M. Cotton has been dull to-day. 15900 bbla. of flour hare been sold at $4.05 for Obio, Corm is dull at 46 a 0c. for mined apd yellow. Pork is advancing—2000 bbls. of uninepected having sold at $147) for meas, and $15 is now asked, prime ir at $120 a $1275. Bacon sides are selling at #3xe., nnd shoulders at6% «Te Lard has ad- of OOO bbls, at Oa 90. Bales of Rio | ade at 9: He Choice molasses is | Rugue hon improved—tair wells at 5%¢. Ne pth, in freights oF exchange. Berravo. Si } The reevipts wince our last have been | Fleet 7000 than wheat, 24.000 uses; corn, | lorhely, The marke, tor common god (air Trade ot a | Foad trun, to, 0 & J | town, 8c. ‘Western flour is lower, with « moderate demand for. the home trade and export. sales of bare been made at $3 ‘Wheat is is easier, expect yd grades. Ohio is quoted at 80c.,and Chicago at iain fair demand for shipping, tut the market ls Cong with a downward tendene: of mixed West- erm at 47 ge. Ohio ly is nee at Die The freight quotations to Albany are :—Flour, 46¢.; wheat, | 18e.; corn, We, Auwaxy, May 6, 1851 ‘The past twenty-four hours’ receipts have been—Flour, 7,200 bbin wheat, none; corm» 16.000 bushels | Flour is steady, but inactive, Sales 1,500 bbls. at $4 18a $4 3) for MW ichigan, and $4 Dla $4 44 for straight State. Th muarket for corn is lower; 15,000 bushels have been sold et 60). ¢. forround yellow, and 0c. for flat yellow. Oats are steady, with sales of 2,000 bushels at 4640. On Tuesday, Ma: inton Hotel, by the Re’ Gardiner 8p Mr. Gizo. W. Saurn, of Bridge- por t, Conn., to Miss L. A. Berwa. of the same place. On May 6. by his Honor the nisast M. Wate ro to Frances (. Steruens, daughter of Kesolvert St phens, all of this city. ‘On Sanday, April 27, by the Rev. Lot Jones, Jars C. Donatpson to Sana Witteman, both ofthis city. On May 6. at the Catholic Church, by the Rey. De. Lae fond, Mr. Niettouas Tisse, of Brooklyn, to Miss Manie Dever, of Ohio. In Baltimore, ¢n May 2. by the Rev. Mr. Bowen, Mr. Rowinson D. Wurriock to Miss Frances BE. McKiniay, all of this cit: On ‘April 29. at Baltimore, Hexay Rotanpo, U.8.N., | to Ann Extzanern, daughter of Dr. John Buckler. At St. John’s Cathedral, on the 26th December, 1850, by the Right Kev. the Lord Bishop of Victoria, Mr. Nos man Hitz, commanding the steamer Hongkong, to Ay: Fears, only daughter of Walter Smith, Hay, Edin: MAC the British Consulate, Shanghai, Feb. 1, by the Rev, Jchn Hobson, Cuances A. Feanoy to Buses, daughter of J.8. Smith, of Kent. In Honoitiiu, at the Seaman’s Chapel. Feb. 9, by the Rey. 8. C, Damon, J. Fuuiex, late Principal of the Royal School, to Miss M. A. Mites. Died, On Monday morning, May 5, of consumption, Jacos Westrnvent, in the 43d year of his age The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning, 7th inst., at 9 o'clock, from his late residence, 66 Amos street On Tuesday, May 6, Davin H. Rowentson, in the 534 year of hin age. ‘The funeral service will be held at his late resldanee, Madison avenue, between Twenty-seventh and Twent cighth streets, on Thursday moaning, MOY 8, at o'clock. His friends, and those of the ily, are invited to attend, without further invitation ‘On Tuesday morning. May 6, Jas. Mania, daughter of George and Jane Ann Turner, aged 1 year and 3 months, ‘The friends of the bye are respectfully invited to at. tend her funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, 7th ins! at 3 o'clock, from 197 Monroe lace On Monday morning, May 5, Buia Pacwen, widow of Benjamin Freeman, and daughter of the late Capt. John Palmer, in the 51th year of her age ‘The friends of her family are requested to attend her funeral, to-day, (Wednesday,) at 4 o'clock, from No. 116 Weert Twenty-third street. ‘On Sunday, May 4, Many M., only daughter of M. B. and Mary Mason, seed S months and 10 days, it oun B. Pease, a soldier of boro, N. ¥., May 2, ir of 1812. ictoria, China, December 11, Commander J. M. R Ince, of H. M lot. At the same place, December 21, Lient, Col. Nevtrr, Royal Artillery. Seaman's Hospital, Victoria. December 27th, Mr. Percy C, McSwynry, some time Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, Hongkong. t Canton, December 6, the Rey. Jaatrs G. Bernawax, of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Drowned, near Amoy, November 25, Don Tomas Firer- wood. a native of Seville, aged about 21 years, ‘KMied by pirates. in the Iiver Min, November 15th, the Rey. C, J. Fast, of the Swediah Missionary Society At Shanghai, December 10, Mr W. F. Konixaox, of Sa- February 7, Jos aged 41 years, Eogland. Mr M. leaves a widow and a large circle of friends to mourn his loca At Victoria, Hongkong, February 17, J. Juanes Pa- aevizo, late of New York city, in the 25th year of his At Shanghai, February 3, Capt. C. H. Cooxsey, of the American bark Huntingdon. ‘At Shanghai, February 10, W. ¥. Ronson, Esq., of Sa- lem, Mass., aged 85 years, At Vic Samuel Clifton, ebief of police. At Honolulu, 8. I., March 6, at the French Hotel. Da- | niet. Coranx, aged about 40 years; the deceased was aa Englishman At the same place, January %. at half-past 1 P.M, the infant child of Uenry and Bliza Macfarlane, aged 7 months and 12 days At Panulei, 8. 1), December 19, Many, infant daughter | f of Dr. D. and Mrr. McDougall, aged 3 days SSS MARITIME INTELLIGEN E. Port of ew York, May 7. acw oun sere, co Steamers—Africa, Judking, Liverpool, E Cunard, Jr; Black Diamond, Stevenson, aad Eriv, Morrison, Philadel- ete. | RP a & Collins, ne—Caroline & Mary Clark, Emere Buck & Co; Colum! tf Charlestor Alert (Br), Seer St Domingo, 3 Buck & Co; ue, Sin ‘Sal- inguor, N30 a) Hay, Mary Elica lachigola, 8 ‘adnins, Nove Providence. 9 M steamship Georgia, May |, with specie a ta0 weengers, to MO Ro- seas terns 6 tere: ry blow from the d PM, 3 mites N of (Histteran, paswd steamship. dlabsina, henee for Savannab; Sth, lat 8 2), exchanged signals with ship Chase, bound Nj (th, passed a full rigzed brig ashore 10 miler $ of Barnegat; also a schr ashore at Hurnegat. A » Aged 16, with Arrived Hate Tange out F gud supplied her with provisions. k Maseach yury port), Pritchard, Matan- san, April 30, with sugar, to the mater." Vesela left, betore "Ean d ‘Arion (of Boston), Venari, Havana, 23 Bieidorn & Co. aticleer in ig to Hewlan Bri Malrove,} M ya, with tap im, wit elie Escort (itr), Jerrett, ‘Newport, W, 27 days, with rail- Scbr CH Hale (of days, with coftee, Ke. f he Sterling, Chas bound to New Bed- ford. Bris Elisha Holmes, Hawes, Norfolk, 3 days, bound to New Bedford. ‘Sckr Susan, Handy, Gloucester, Mass, 3 days. Below. Roark Josephine (Br), from Newport, W, March 15, with ron. Also a Bremen bark, with passenger Havre: ships NB Palmer cisco; Mediator, Bowers, New ‘ian nebec; Lady ‘Sale, Tulloch, i Win O Alden, Baker, Balise, Hon, others. U FM steamship Mumbel w clipper), ¥ May G—Wind at suorise, NW; at meridian, WNW; saa- set, calan. Mae Telegraphic Marine Reports, Bosrow, May 6. * Cloared—Ships John I Davis, Liverpool; Southern ¢ S¥rancisco; brigs Noble. § j«; Emma, P delphin: echrs Henry At 3 riokering, Wil mington, NC; J Leaming, Petersburg; Sache ‘ rou, May S 9, Philadelphia; sehrs w Beoronn, May 5. wnenvrone, May b Arrived —Sches Mary Philadetpulsy ‘Sam!’ Navb, George Porriawn, May 5. Arriyed—Schra Effort, Norfolk V+ jh & Ready, Philadel. phia; F Copeland & Co, Coquette, & Sailed—Brig Wilson Fuller, N York. Bark Alvick (Mr), lohnson, Cienfuegos re Boston, Corson, Pro: Dirigo, Boston rtson, do: aches Jas Barratt, Cobo, Dight- ob, Corson, Providence. Miscellaneous. 'e are compelled to omit. ae to tg crowded state LU f ahi Panciseo, got on ae On athe fina bet ‘weing fight 0 i foods Setore the spener evald be let go she the rest watit eho fl: ‘the ide foushed the bottom. "She ned hem se vas Ef, om hay echn SFranciseo by Me by Capt Gill, ae Am maa, Jately from SFrancises, has been sold at Sydney for $920. She was built at Baltimore. fa Baan Roseren Jonren, which sailed from San Fran. sin October fast, frat jotally wrecked on 8 ment qev-pedjpegemgory saved ut hue fargoand 8 large quantity of gold Jost. Bane Sean, at Sydney from San A todions Porenge GC TI days, Sbe touched af toe Meret @ ra (one of the Ni on ber for refreshments. aC aaeeledeeniengin SITERrRUN from Se, rr d her a PB Some ol reported to tty are item passengers arta, sole tons top ene Kince ha ia Rv Soh, with a hors, chains, sails, rigging, &c, from tur wreck pen. Fi jeanpions, er mainmase close to the Br nese Giteerr hore on Humboldt B: Scur Susan WARDWELL went asl a eee eae Pune’ lives suet Tae cope fo Ryo 4 for Philadel- apr ho hig on id autity of pig irom on ia is city. She was of 130 tons, and built cave ‘at a cost of Harwich, before reported cap- od tereneall oat, was Montauk NE 14 mi Ba ber bases cai; with salle eet, be PPO% salt had washed out, making the vessel copes buoys about Smiles EB * Bri team! hae the Shee 3 was gol be towed to Newport, Jersey Pilot, saarte passed y aftern: the Maine, at rrevien Reyes | 4 irs. rey Aprivt—Mr Smith, a New Monday, the Sth inst, at 6 o'clock AM, while comit up the lower bay on board the bark Arion four Whisehi built boats were seen adrift near the SW Spit; und that th Went ashore about one mile to the westward of Compton's Creek, on the Middletown shore. They were lashed together About 7 Mo on Sunday, Deo Ath, a storm buret ia violence over the city and harbor of from the south wes perfect hurricane from that quarter forabou were injured, the J Arnold, lady, 2 chitinon wip i dad chil Geo, wi though none of the buildings Ailprind in the barver Sid ast escepe and the'Ann, lying om the left of the ( ‘Coat Shoot aah the bre re driven across the inner chan- Sena, lying’on the rig 1 beondside on the | night without dam lower end of the 0 Warps, and was driven on shore 01 during the event run foul {the Cadet, and carrie rd, the forctop gallant mast, andmizen her own foretop- ship. was struck -gallant-mast and set hee foretop- romptly extn ia Ss Dr B sy Wi Endicott, Miss Wedron Ww pee. Indy. end ee | ay Sto Pratt at iy ies the fit did at take the oon or a Weat of Mase; Paul H Pau: pooten, ties eg Franools Grevelet Grovelott, of Sheneen o her Leoaaed, Foreign orts. Aan, March 22—Bark Sophronia, Emmerson, from Sa Ww, Holyoke, Pai: ne, Starr, Chincha; day Caunao, March O—Arr perk Mermio yden, Pai Allerton, iy cob: 10th, ships Isabella, Hi pune! Bint 4 W Cloud, Hunter, do; Hew sis bark Mctgan Dix, mesaell, Pisa ahi Gieitie Tas waukio; E Pres ar EM mn, and Victoria, Wad: U Dina, Clauseo rope, Butler, Mex It, W. Mitterr, | ot Statae ie Miowards © ution ‘Alpha, WP arr, for Pejee bi Cranena Istanps were teat suave: De pril4—The following vessel tea Obed Mitebell, Susan Bliss, Citizen, San Fraacisco, Albers, Diana, 10 from lat to 30th ury, White Cloud, had loaded, with | rzaD, Dis, George & fefohe “april 19—Ship Cleone, Baxter, i Kod aaa 1st inet ‘ark, for Norfolk, Shackel Hongkong: January ol, Eeizawers, wife of | “from istelpai ate Wehe on Toss, press wi ‘ hy ehip Saw ah ee a Vath barks Augustin. (PE) Du: pa Chadwick, do: doth, brizan in all made re. ‘obb, Candace, Kauai; 13th, loft 06 the ‘thee t the t day previous, ng; 16th, ship Gentoo, Devens, Tagawa, April 22—Are bark Fronciges (Bre Td, ship: on Tuesday, May 1 Special freight age Seat regular ony Hill be us of our own ger to destination. As our arrangements on the Is Powhatan, Di Mobile: MT Wilder, Emeline, Watts, Phil rt f, weight. All trelght meet fared Bord. Cowes: echrs Fak Sagua; 20th, bark “bat Med ark A omy stadelpl iphin. schrs Jane, mit Millet, Charleston, enaacers Sra) ortune Island, NF, 10days, A apace reel | age, Babbidge, for Sa- —Art sehr B 33 Mupse ty Baldwin, NYork. cr i ot, tor N York, Na i} At to Jatin Viele Tiven, Fon #614 brig Pavilio port )th, bark Cabargo, Barstow. for Vanama, few days; ‘A Taritow, aud Harriet Lawrence, for San Fraa- sare bark 1 pal Gilkey, St Domingo, 15 abonte Boe re ATs bole Naney, for ; “uo Janeane. Feb S0-Cld barks St Lavrene City, 48 (from Baltimore courigned to | Ralleond Com S i ise € * ‘Moreh Y—Are ie eat entered at ba he Reaper (Br), R ne 8 y CBW there are st ma, Wall, St Thomas: ier, Woolas, Wiliam ‘James, Confeders- Piato, 28 Wain, M BOSTON, 3 May ah un, Geil, Te tanner ‘Portia a, ee ad adapted for Indies En feat, orton, 1 Ibert Jamieson, MereLanti 4 prevoed to sea from | be seem, ond state too disease are treated om rational: tod or Progen, ® days, via er ht WA Tarlton, M'G. in Emly, a orsyth, Vaipernieds sehe Holder Bor- ree ign 1 pass; brig Dyson soy Fi sar oth Sa Tee Cony, "Ot —Daghe Cebowia, Leckey, NWerk, 14 days; Chester. ¥ 1 bi hil Cobvin Realejo; sche Charlotte, Daite Ith—Ship Adelaide, Cobb, Valparaiso; brigs Ochtertyrs (nr), Robb, do dos, Nor Northe, brige Nicol . 3 a elinbeth Montereys Crescent Ci eens ds, Trinidad Bay; ‘ranston, do. Zist—Ship Delia Walker, Craw, Cale\ york Bonece (Br, Rose? Benicia; cones’ Mary, Pieeon, Be jodegas, ta 2a Steamers Gold, Hunter, Mott, Tehuanteper, 60 Gen Warren, Smith, Humboldi and 4 Frinided, hie, vie Ho- fo Hoaanete Val 0. Bousquet, Val- eerie Mi Rachel’ Steveua, Hempstead, Lahaina. di ‘A Lb Hi Br), Coeper, Hate: bog Conan ( ae Dovglass, a; Marti) Bark Adelade (Per), Moore, Hong Kong Cc sloutta; 28th—Bark Asa Fasher, ‘rothers, ham, Sa RS re Ferdinand, Woodfor Til Hathows} , Valparaiso; doz Tichre Francisco, Muaran, ports ta Paeite; Case tines ley, er Higley, Lahaina. teainee Kin, Hall, Panama shipe J Homer, Ho Geo Davis, Cutter, Calouttay bark Gee E Wels Miter Bic Canton. TRINIDAD BAY, March 2(—Bark Josephine, from Sea Francisco, partially diamaated and rope brig ‘Wakulla, # tours Z% Jobuson, Avon, d Chesapeake, still ashore, aad likely: be totally lost. Did area pees’ rrived. Savannan—Steamship erred 6 Morrig and Indy; R Tupper, Mra Parque hen ang L Cope, iss Stone, Misa Wi Indy Muss Hoot Halted Ames, GW Hines, E ai Prit B Dortin, Me Demund, Mr Brockway, EC Brown and Lady, Hewin, We Wile we Deke C Mac- ileor Kell, Mise Smith, Mr S ‘iad: 4 children; Miss Giddings, D Tibbitts, Bad Bin the a Hava Packet ship Germania Se ma Chatman, i Jae Catharine Famer. Havawa—Bark Arion—P Parlati, A Vadivale, F Coraali, oll of Havana. es, Mrs Holmes, GC W Blu: ma, Kegan 2g ek a es Mr eae Mise. eGR xg tains rrilot, oe! ma ne ite ack | Eesonele Woe NOrleaus; Dr J MeDovatie Mrs Mebonsia 8 st EXPRESS E88 AGENCIES, ee REMITTANCES “fo ENGL ENGLAND, IRELAND, "AND RS ‘rom Et Boston" ris whieh Wil Se ‘ensped Cae rife the stea ity z of mer yatta Bat Adams a Go * Fea and iB 3 Ws Small parcela will bo received ‘ill helt past pore oy “ the day of sailing of every steamer to Europe, XPRESS FOR ENGLAND AND FRANCE. —MoN100L & Co.'s Eure pean Pi press for steamer Asia.— | Eaters and parece fer 8 the hove een steamor will be received en ‘o'clock on Wed morning, a few CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE, ‘and Parcel Expose, pee tosmac BMF RE CITY, direct, May I steamer, our noxt Be Will be forwarded to our agente at Chagres and Pa- arrangements for the T others, at which pert our facilities for 1i the steamors cannot be surpaased. Par 1 the morning of steamer’s day of ail clt-peee 8 clock PM. Pi veg fond bs ade sortocth ae : THOMPSON & eiitren coe “Managers and Agents, 149 Pearl DAMe & rye oS CALIFORN ra pastes, ‘ackawe an: reel Express, steamer it; be Speed inerensed "Rates real weed and i messenger thro via Chagres and steamer a City, 1th instant, at three o'cloe! cial freight ageut and throw on Ti to perfect for the epeedy and safe transmissive of (r vly upon thelr ¥, reat reducti rward on tho 13th instant, must be dolivered OF before the 12th. S fendered strictly water a coved 13 C016 sated Wall ateoet. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, — a ING, TOUCHING AT HAMMOND STREET landing at Yonkers, Hast Fare to Yonkers, 12%: oy) ane direot—United States hours, via New Jorsey Railros ar first-class, and §2 60 for second clans. 6A. M., from Loy of hp ad street, and a@ Meine’ be aes Teom ths lout ot Wa AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM New York to Phil Leaves piot No. EW YORK AND A NEN by steamboat TON POTTER, Mcenlog Linn oe 2, alo 7a ¥: Afternoon Lise pid o'elock: Ph. I, Paes .. ant ' a tare. Bi bo. 1. BLASS, Azous. TRANSPORTATION ' PRNNsriv ANIA RAILROAD Com! ANY ARE Now Ce fi ods to Vittaburgh in rom Dail ware, Re. 8 ho, @ conte Pe. 100 the * i ots por 100 Tb or forwards ene if AR % charged for receivin om New Yo Pennsylvania ot stroot, Phiiadolphia, MoFADEN ata Ope. “agente, “Caval Basin, Pitteburge, SHIPPING. M. STEAMSHIP ASIA —ANY PERSON WISHING + to take a passage in the ASLA to-day, is informed thas 11 quod berthato bo liad at 3 Bicsadway WO SECOND CAMIN BERTH board the Devonshire, for Loud . M1 Bowery, YOR SALE, OW Sails to-morrow. ahi, ve Ban Francisco y the U. fier on the Pacite, id eecamebip NORTH AMERICA, J, it, Bletho (the fastest eteamahip in the world, ) will © Pior N for Chagres direct, on Tuesday, May Lith, “iPM foment pasenzere will be’ able, to meet at Ms ners of the inde ry eo whack ‘rhe stesmet North Amerion a ‘wiltiand ier passtanere 88 “ at she will Innd her " gs from the. leaves New York. hip hap ot eh a Inege ‘aad comme ventila r many of on lien. "Pansonrrs for Cal ik Would do well to ‘the ping she is ventilated om entirely new princi Phedding a irely new, of the best mater! is venta ree from diseaen. t offers extra accom: ons be Nsccured until paid for fret leas state rooma remaining unengaged, Sgplloution wi yy Passage. For freight or passage, ia. pe ot. sot. b. NORTO, we fe pier’at the teas reeb where the pian of the enbin and steerage com aod MEDICAL. 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