The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1851, Page 1

6807. rene ee MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1851. = = oe nn oti — mecca — - = = ee =3 a thee WINARCIAL, NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. able occasion attempted to enforce action upon them to { The Latest from Washington. the Peotienl, ably soateloed by My Conrams. Me ANAM. 1 VEN the exclusion of other business; and hence the necessity | pregariNaTioNs OF THY PRESIDENT—MR. Conwix's | B. Clarke has an excellent concep PAXATA BALROAD, COMPANY. —-—-690,000 SEVEN Spapaaneanaoamananin of a Afteen minute rule, for itwas apparent that the | P@EEORINATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT—MR. CORWIN'® | Ruben, and Miss Anderton and Mrs. Abbott perform a Five Years.—Seaied propossie will be received at theomee of | PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE. rami course would be pursued (hisression. He moved the | EST ee | a Te aE In thely usual poersak style, Te “ae ow TIC EP Ay page ney + No. ious question, but ew i equest of a“ sai yi : . roprietor must have ex Fee Ceara P2078. suoms, | ti te tite iy vf Sune naa te aye bi sauecdlag nnn a Mr Ward. Te raid "ie the ives it mriling to ee to | Wastrvcron, June 12, 1851. te production, and we are happy to perceive that the g atures, riday, Jane 13, a1 lock, at undred Thousand Dollars, of the t and only "7 any perron more than fifteen minutes uson any mea- ‘The President yesterday commenced an examination | public have so handsomely appreciated his indefatigal reinetleing bunweok an acerane athe | Me dagatadeiagg® Nallrosd Company, payable on the | APPROPRIATIONS PASSED IN THE SENATB, | Sizer‘tiey would permit him to proceed, Ile hoped Uke | into the affairs of the executive departments; after the | ¢HOrts. It will be repeated again this evening, with the Ns of Calfskin and Patent Leather Boots, aitors Ronde ate for thousand dollars each, dated - AAA ARAN resolution would prevail ccmnplatien of which, accompanied by the Secret ry of | meee Teaming Lonncy, @ Shoes, Lasts, Show Cases, Storo Fixtures, &o, &o. uly, 8 with inture tat seven per cont per ‘a Th te Rule Adopted b Mr. Woorren. of Herkimer, oppased the adoption. Tt | complet ee i a aes eae i es eee ry Wate: c/a Oia nase ss class baal ailole ane given 4 WN, YOU OWN HOUSE AND LOT—GREAT SALE fe alt yearly, iu the city of New York, and are e Fifteen Minute 6 Adopted by | tended to stifle debate. which ought not to be tolerated. | the Interior, he will visit ‘oint Comfort. nightly at this establishment. ere such as aust fll t any Rr ees toe Darta see Some men might be able to #0 condense their remarks house on all occasions. Every night the boxes sparkle A conversation is reported to have taken place, of | H time before the tirst oy of Jul &U of gerne City Lota. David Sorts, “auction tion ofthe Company, pasted te the Lariaiaterg’ of is Bhate fas to cxpress them in fifteen minutes, Eo did not know with the roscate cheeks and brilliant dresses of the faic Thirty Full and twenty Malf Lote, situated in due Thiel | of New York, Section eas follow the House. but he himself would find it difficult to express his views | Bich this is the substance :—A whig applicant for office’ | 5. who are attracted by the light and pleasing charac- arden Newark, avenue, Monmouth, Beanawick, Boraim sings fit Corperation may” borrow, from time to an nnens upon all questions in so short a ‘pac of time—the ‘odious | who pleaded services to his party as entitling him toa | ter of the eumusenuents Prevented for their Hiensure by . Purchasers improving oan have ai euch eum or oums of money as may ry ; ; 7 ‘ana! bill in partieular. imited wse of language | pipes. was by Secretary Corwin that © there o | William Niblo, who seems to be well aware that the rebare money arodit rive Years, at alpen cont, | story” to evict wal toad, and. forthe vther pur Politeal Affairs throughout the Country, | Soa" uitiics “prevented ‘ity and’ sheutd ‘he apes | Pines: was told by & EE eae arene | Auerioan publle are a reading people, and have, im thele Gente Oh fee Ocieee Bee eae Belen, | Rieter tae cloth eset cath, Whole, nad excgeding &e., Kes, des longer than fifteen minutes, he hoped that no man | Parties new.’ The applicant soliloquized—* well, where | ch sober read over all descriptions of tragedies, ecme- ninates at Jersey City," For further particulars, inyairs | iseue and dispose of their bonds for auy-atkount 69 borroweds ' | would say that he had spent time unnecessarily, or, at | were the parties a year ago, when you got your office? | dies and other ‘works, und who, afer tie laboriuas of the Avetioneer, corner of Montgomery aad Green least, with a view to prolong the session, He would orot B, COLES, No.7 Pavouia PI pledge himself to occupy no more tine than was neces. | sary to express his views. He hoped the resolution would | not prevail, studies of the day. wish to repair to some place where the mind can be ref edand the bedy invigorated by inrocent, exhilar: and heart delight ments, To-night the Ravcls appear on th steoets, aud are beroby suthorized to mortgage aay part of their cor- putate property and privileges to sectire the pays ent of auch ouds. Aud the said directors may confer on theholder of an} ond they way ianve, for any money 40 borrowed, the righ to convert the principal due thereon into stock of the Did vot party mske you a Senator, and then Secretary of State, and thereby enable you, at one dash, to realize | afortune of near one bundred thousand dollars—and now forrooth. you NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, SPECIAL SESSION, TOBACCO, SE- &o., on Friday, June im, i tors, 57 Dey atreet Plug | said corporation, st any thine not exceeding @ f BY BAIN’S LINE, OFFICE 29 WALL SIREET. Mr. Franis, of Tompkins, said the resolution had not Mr. Corwin will leave for Obic. vin New York, next San- | with the celebrated MB Tibacco, Sezars, Ten, Wine Brosty, Ge | shedate of anid bond, wader such requiatiows as tiie divecesoe been concocted im any caucus, a= had been asserted. It | gay. jlis family have already left, but he will overtake | beautiful ballet pantomia lopement Whickey, Champagne, Bay Itum, Mustard, Soap, Sardines, | Dy seo Ht to adopt: and fur euch purpose, the said oorpora- Senate. been proposed with honorable views; and he dis- | part of themin your city. He states that he will be ab- | enterteinments will conclude with the pantomime of Cayenne Pepper, Macearoni, Shad Salmo tion are authorized to crease its oi Mackerel, Mer- pital stock to the claimed any intention of choking down any maa, or to ~Godenski.”” : 2 186 ent. fo h rings, Olive Vil, Olives, Port. Sherry, Madeira, ke. amount go borrowed, whenever the percons, or any of them, Aveaxy, June 12, 1851, uf she “ Fealter | “hee heroes .G tat oti . i . M. M'CORMISCK, AUCTIONEER. “One Million of Dollara of the capital stock of the compa- Mr. Danr (anti-canaller) presented a petition from | Tule enforedd against these who bad been in the habitof — das ? favorite that ever appeared at the Chambers stecet Sale of Summer Clothing, Ke, s been oubscribed, and more than $00,000 actually abusing their privileze, which abuse the resolution pur- | —Wim. Mot yrday, at 10 o'olock, at is ly caade Summer ‘Clothing —Coa:s, ay paid in. | ihe George B, Guinnip, claiming that be is rightfully elected | ca" corrust, to the office of Senator of the 26th Senatorial district, on A mecting of citi ns was City Hall, to consider t convened to-night. at the subject of the National F air theatre. Mrs this estublishm Russell h nt, gail during her performances a@ end very den opinions wih ction of railroad from Navy Bay to Gorgona, 27 Mr. Bunrot is said there were some questions which | proposed to be held here. Mayor Lenox was in the ebair, stinguishiag charaeter- Atte, He. Sold by order of E.H. Thorn, | filles, thle believed wi 2 gamptotadb {he frotot Septem | the ground that illegal votes were cust for his competi- | Onght not to be limited, Ho offered an amendment, ex- | Bod Gearge B. Gidecm yes appointed sccviary. After savretrapagee hie ve wali ee The section between Gorgons Panama, NY, miles, | tor (Mr. Gilbert) cluding from the operation of the resolution the Canal | free discussion. the subject was referred to a committee, d moves fully. “fhe UCTION NOTICE —THOMAS BELL hos been surveyed aud loca part of tho rails are Mie Cegcaslttne con Pek bill, Appropriation bil, and bills concrning ratlronds, | E ated by the Mayor, who will report on the fe 2 entitled © A Alvondy in Pauama, It is for this geotion that the money for thé vonds is required. Any of the preseutetockholders, making proposals aa abo’ wil, be enticied to take at par bouds to the oxteut of theit By U.N. Bush, 16 o'clock, in the Av m © Dey Goole » Jewelry, Perfumer, street, as under: —! Clothing, Fancy A *s and Flections, consisting of Mr. Cross (whig), of Brooklyn; Mr. Cook (whig), of &: ratoga county, and Mr, Crook (dem.), of Clinton, have from the majority, and be adop Dir. Wann wecepted the ame He trusted that this amendment would receive favor | \dments, and would take | Ps sibility, and submit general details of the plan, at a future meeting ‘The following was issued to-day, by onder of the Presi pstee with ure Will be the comudy: A ion to remark, that he was in favor of all fair com- ; ‘ sntlemen,’ doth niliee, fro $ Oe atock respectively, and the ts not thus ta i ‘i i a dent -— of the tatlemen,”’ wnd the enter Suit; alro the Wearing Apparel ond other srticled, by cece | sold abvolutely to'the highest bidder; bub ootices below pee | BOW before them the memorials of both parties. They | promise m ; but be did not think those of his | Wan Derantuixr, Avsvrat Grvenat’s Orricr, 2 Lainments will conclude with the amusing farce of the of executcrs, continued fr an Ines week; at LZo’clock, & small obec neigesenety ae tata pile will meet this afternoon. rane from New York (Mr. A. 4, Thompson) as exactly Wastuvorox, June 11,1861, § | * Rough Diamond’ ring that this is the leat put choice sivek of superioi ‘ m ies, Whoee bids 00 |. Will res ‘ - Dene Rat « No c 00 inl, to i of the sensor e S. Russell takes her fare- THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer, duy of July, aud the romainderin instalments of twenty per Mr, Lyon (canal dem.) gave notice that he would, at Mr. Worcrsvya. of Herkimer, in answer to some remarks | eee we _ os dont every two months thereafter, Bonds wil: be issued, when required, for payments made beyond the tirst instalment, bat every party will be atliber- | Kat once, Interest will commence from AWNBROKER’ SALE—THIS DAY, JUNK LTH, BY | Lewis & Mortiwer, at the corner of Uliver street,” aw Chatham square, a large lot of now Frock Coats, Pant and Vestw, Sale to ecrmence at 12 o'clock. By order of en crves the right, in oase of defsult in ’ 7 e J. F. Wool, P. F. Smith, B. Riley, @. Gib- + been be ABRAHAM GUODKICH, 3L Contre etroet. (Ae patty rary 1 + | ization of taxation throughout the State; also, forthe | of carrying through the odious Canal bill, If Herkimer | on: Prevet Bri enis. J. B. Wallach, J, Churchill. J. Ld ‘einer LY ab : re pale eaell the bonds, at the risk ant ; s bad given ‘a mall majority. it wax large in proportion | G. Totten, N Colonels J. J. Abe sPreigal- a eos scr of the party waking defaute, purpose of specifying the manner in which evidence can hag J Scott. the dieting A. CHILTON, AUCTION EER—PEREMPTORY eof MW Valuable Building Lotsia the Ninth ¥i ‘the City of Brooklya.—Cole & Chilton will sell a June {7th, Liz o'clock, at the Mi vany, by gesat from tne republic of New Granada, | esoouses very liberal right and immunities, and om Others, the exclusive priv: eof establishing and continui: of Mr. Burroughs, said that Montgo elected a man purporting to be a deuroe Sandford), but whobad been on all sides of every ques tion. and at last wason the whig ticket. for the purpose an carly day, ask leave to introduce bills to divide the public Inuds, in this State, into sixty acre lots, and to make the same free to actual settlers; also, for the equal- to the vote cast. Merkimer, he could assure the Hous: was never to be softened cr intimidated by whatever might be done in any other county be given by the Regents of the University, ERS TO BE LECTED, Washington. at 114.M. on M day, the id imstaat, or as soon thereafter as possible, for the trinl of Bre. vet Brigadier nance. Detail fi B. Crane; ¥ F, Lee, Judge Advocate R ral George Taleott, the Court :—Brovet Major Gene JONES, Adjutant de 1 Brevet Major Jolonel of Ordi- is President eral, every departme Natiowar, ‘Te ted Last eve will appear thir | Roy’ nt rathe—This favo wing by an overflowing austience, evening iu the fay Fxchanze, 120 valuable building lots, comprising tw) entire | Eailroad acroes the Lethraus of Panama, for 49 years froia t for the election of recorders in | Mr Evornxiy offercd an amenoment, to exclude bills e arrest of Gen, Talcott has excited great interest » Bache: muealning. fas ehareesey ¢ blocks, situa {And adjacent to Gn nveuu an the | SOD we road, during #hicn period the goyerninent excopt in New York, was passed. It is rendered | from the operation of the rerolution, reiating to the pow: | here serch beccnnn cy air hinh rovial oe fivaiaiat pe: | 2 pe ened Uae ieee beg: Aa a Ch esatkion. senuti, | bi orm vl |. mac: ; ect i seal : ber A ee or of reat 161 as the part of £ Ninth Ward of 3 ot Brecktyn. auti- | binds itvelt wot te permis “any other carriage road, iscad- | necessary by a defect in the present law. | ere and duties of pubile officers He hoped the gentle | sition, It ix said. among other things. the charges in- | C{C1 0 (Unt went See enh Recados ee andi for the use of wheel exrria; tween the twe ooeans acrous + coir fe . man from New bork would accept it volve a question of veracity with the Seoretary dov, and we hope tt lie will hima a liberal rtunicy tor inve tne Isthmus of Panams, nor to permit any person or per- On motion of Mr. Grnpes (whig), an additional num- | Dir, Wann—I bave accepted one amendment, and and we hope the public e um a tibe dons, without the consent of the rairead company, to wake canal across the seid Istimus.”” n to Division avenues for which b The lots wi 8 property have been paid. ber of copies of the Code of Procedure was ordered for reste shall dec distribution among the judiciary. doing so again, Mr. Expeneix hoped the resolution would not prevail. The Contest for U.S. Senator in the Con- shu ered their serv f patronarre. movers! emi 4 he tema ee Will parterpote im Uhe eventine's iy, withyIsberal pri agi 0 a9 to aovomtuodate all : Ne'rona now exists superior to a male path. Phe neutral pacino Dying py tek a needeut Legislatures ts, wo highly attructive pieces ure announeed ensy. Algo, at same tim 4 place, one block of ground, | Sy of the Isthmui anawa is gurrantic 2 government on 4 = ” os . antronp, 2, 185) pm wil 0 abot “The Fe bounded by Tompkins ‘sik “isses cake ieee wn | ot the United ptates. 5 grated pac Medenibntious tony tind By amction the resolution yesterday adopted relativ ‘The previous question was catied. and was sustained. Uyntvonn, June 12, 1851. m with th at Tu to. Madieon screets, which will bo wold entire or divid can boimpored on the road by the government of New Gra- | to the business left unfinished, was referred to com- | ‘The question being upon the original resolution, Mr. The struggle for the eicction of a U, 8, Senator was | eed the “Irish Dre power. bempent Wictt to the existing mortgage thercoa to the | Bids, OUF Upon passengers, nor any duties on property of | Mitlees, and the fcllowing bills were ordered towthird | A. A. Tuoursox called for the ayes and nays, and the | ycumed today, with tie follow a With such au actractive Lil, the louse wilt estat a uclored with acrutatanciat voard | Suz Kind, transported across the Tathmus upon the road. | reading:— feaclutionwas adopted — 3. resumed to-day, with the following result :— ly be crammed. fence, and on the premises isu vmailframe building, former- | | Any further information required, may beobtained at the | An uct to amend article 7, part 3, of the Revised Sta- | Assy ra First BALLOT ides agit tiie bees s iy occupied us a land ofive, by Geo. W. Pine, Esq. Infor. | five of the com | ip STEER ARATE °F Roger §. Baldwin, (whig.).. 1.108 wouc Kass Lycet a. —Notwithstanding the advanced ‘ comp say. sation a6 te the title, which | gnexceyHonanle, may be oo CORNELIUS -W, LAWRENCE, Prosident pro tom. tutes, for taking conditionally the testimony of witnvsses HY PRESENT SPRAKER cher city. , i ate c . > =o Theanas H Seymour, (democrat,)..... vor Be digo tained apacausioaaton te Win: tr Peuste, Hex, can aactia FRANCIS SPiKs, Seo'y, | in this State & Mr Capy called up the following resolutions, offered 4 y up it tor for brittiaat At law, Ho. 1 Brosdway, corner Pine steeats Lithoneuphic | New York, May 80. £661, | Aneet to authorize the Roard of Supervisors of the | by Mr. A. A. Thompson, yester Scattering. ~My} Thi: evening, Mise Julia tenets, pa con be bad at the suctionser, Wall atrees 2 oR ees =| several counties of this State, to make the oftce of dis crvas the Hom. the Speaker of this House, at the, last ROOND MALLOY . + lady sing style of acting is expecially ‘s 2 UDSON RIVER RAILROAD SECOND MORTGAGE | trict attorney a sulary office, seasion of this ure. was an unwavering and tn- | Roger § Ballwin, (whi 00 | ndapted for the class of vieiters who bave made te R c. AUCTIONEER.—LARGE AND PR- I Bonds.—The cocpons for interest on the secomd mort- An act to provide for the collection of unpaid fees and | inching political friend of the Hon. W. H. Seward, appro Thomas TH, Seymour, (demoer Lpecuns their porticular poiut of attraction. appears iw s remp of Cabinet Furniture, being the entire | gaye bonds of this company, to the Lbth inst., will be pa perquisites for official services rendered by county | ik bis course in she United State S reference to the | ___ Catiin. (democrat,) the interesting drama, entitled ~ The & stock of Mr. iussic, This Day, at (0 o'ciock, at tae | presontation at the Bunk of Commerce, in New York, on | judges and surrogates, which occurred on or after the | PEACE Beaeures of lust s ad wane Se | i oN 4 | een ; Coliseum Hall, 45) Broadway, newr Grand street. i. CU. | gud wlter that day. Juve 6th. 1851. By order of the Board. | JUC o's, ADM Furrogutes, wih becurred On OF after the | course of the Hon. M: rence to t e Scattering. . ported by those fuvorives, Jordan, & ‘Kemp will cil st avteion. as above, the lana ‘and valuable ‘J. M. BOPKINS, Treasurer. — pone ad in July, 167, aud prior to the second of sures, if successfully en ould have endangered : Gould, and Mrs Mise M Taylew etock of rosewood and Mahognay Furaiturs, made - = P: ewe the existence of safety of the mink * (whi Joo | Fletcher will execute the fi Tas de Matelot, aad by Mr, George Marsie, the well known Preach TO $5,0".—FOUR OR PERSONS | An act to facilitate the proof and payment of debts. l whereas, in the various ep ger 8. Be : ) se | ae caneslaknsatete wil, teumiiate wilh: ine anvee Gane maker, aud removed of eal $2,00 hu woh from $2,00)to $5,0W), sud wishing An act to authorize the Commissioners of the Land + at the Inet session o i = Dacia Ce G3 comedy. called the = Home Book. of Deouky.” with te Pe ected = store erties nee ecamaude | tu yeveatitin a business already established, and are paying | Otlice to correct errors in the anle of land pe Sanne Oe paras sae es, Ep aren reed: ‘Thomas H, Seymour, (demoerst.) pricey r "e Brougham, Lyone, Miss Marg he best and mor manner, be faut $28,000 per annum, will hi excellent opparti- H cin faye e ate Sinai , i cast :—Broug! y 5 " terials, ved rosewood parior¥ uraitues | nity, and onein’which there is ne tisk. The eevices of the | _ Bact in relation to the Distriet Attorney of the ¢ opinions in relaticn the Tuy lor nen, Krte Horn, Mrs. Blake, Mev. reach satin b aher will be required $0 superintend the business, | County of Kings. | “Therefore, im view of the favorable difference of opinion PouRTH waLior. ham. and Miss Julia Gould If thir extraoriimacy: T ‘4 men are constantly emp oyed in the 4 An act making appropriation in part, for the support of | existing beta en Henry J. kK s mond, and the Hon. the . reine (whig.) - Le snot draw a house crowded in e psrtirnlars can be bad by applying at Mi and So cl certain he | Speaker pro tempore of the present Session— Catlin, (democrat be what wil, Misv Bennett's exce ood ms toe, B. HO WES, 83 Nassau strect, up stairs. An act making appropriations in part, for the expenses | , Reselsed: That we conpeatulate the people of this Stats, | Yhomas li, Seymour, (demor 88 | fineation of Fraucine. im “Grist tu the Mill.” wan wie- Faries wie merle tops: Fn auaiae MAMI Ge TRGR EIGN ane cA government, for the fiscal year commencing October, | Y'nraum to aaee ta nth hcg pl pi sectnibet ratteritg 8 | pened last evening with grout delight by « highly re Tavh ed rosewood ebsmt re, painted 4 AN > Pry sToc 0 Mr (Cao the object of this resolution was to | No election eilected. Further ballottings were them — spictuble wudionce. She > au excellent and eusmelied Furniture en suite: wabosaay French oat | EF Sotscription Bock, for the remainder 6f the 6 009 addi- An act to appropriate a portion of the United States | get an expression upon the Union and Compromise reso. seal Seiad Si eis ett: ak Gena sleds PAL = sea oh a Casein eats echshaanes ta sothie Redeteads: marble top dressing Burvaus and Washe | OiiP LNres Ma" on taca on duagadaes the I7th tusk, rom deposit fund Ferenue to colleges and medical institu- | lutions. He thought the present not the time to con- : thevaaealinak ouaastenement thie aealita Glande: Best cucled bir Maltrasscr: hall joottene | Sniveie boca chook atthe steest ions siderthem. We had assembled for » different purpose : ‘ od reieetion of #¢ anees Tek ae nll Cantis eatoasien sl Gateatetal. dake ” GUN WARD & Co., 54 Wall wireet. An act to appropriate money to the Society for the | He moved that thuir consideration be indefinitely post- | “tate Officers Elected tn New Hampshire. | pid section = Voyeg dea positive and peremptory —weather foie or foul. Also, two Reformation of suvente De posi ben the city of New | poned, nud upon that he called the previous question Coxcono, N. HL, June 12 1861 several melodies. Superior rosewood Melodeons: a very good article, and sait. 100 WAsterya EAPY oF REsPECTAnILITY, | York and to enable them to erect buildings . Mr A. A. Tromesox rove to ® question of privilege In the Legislstive Convention, to-day, John N. Hnd- | ; he. 4 able for w hall cr parlor, Aloo, volvet try, Brarscle wishes to loan, from some gentioman of monas, Anact for the retief of Philip J. Boaestrel, of New | The gentieman (Mr. ©.) in alluding to the motive for r veh 4 | Feoows' Mivernns avo tor New Onveave Sammva- fd staie exroeting, in Tots to guit purcharees Also, twa | Siy—whict sho will repay’ in thre mente. “Address ates. | York. 3 which theresolutions were introduced. bad given pro- | '*¥ (sem) was chosen Secretary of State, and Kdson wccntinuc we poptlar as erur | Theit Beantitul Ball have ‘rench plate Ts, Catalogues om the moraing of T. B. Arechor, Union Square Post Office, until Monday, An act in relation to mortgages on premises in the city | vocation for a reply, which he decmed it his privilege to | Hill (dem.) Treasurer. W Butterfield & Milt. of ightly filed with the mort higniatler a sean blazon, = a =a aa = — | of New York, taken by the commissioners for loaning | make | the Parr owen fe Printers, ‘The vote " a phon vanced for to-night Colitime DMINISTRATRIX’ SALE OF FAST TROTTING | SY ~WANTED, A PARTNER, EITHER AC. | certain moneys of the United States ‘The Criaim decided that the point of privilege was not | ¢f the people on the new stead Exemption law, n athiven Mavourneen Horser—Will be sold at public auce tthe farm, $2,000 irri Ae tay eats umd retail | An act to authorize the Northern Railroad Company | weil taken. unted to-day, stands—for the law, 11.68); mgaimst it, Bynsuat's Mesrca.—Few people like tragedy ia bot Jate of David Bryan, deceased, at Comse, L Thect relerouce required, Address Georre, Herald office.” | t increase ite capital stock, and to build.» branch road | — Mr. A. A. Tyosvsow appealed; but the Chair was sus | 7.923 weather apd. indeed most people would rather be meery Seen cata ekuk © tae mee at ie ees to Pottsville village tained then sad im sny weather, Hence the ight brisk, dashi Grolting Horses, Lelonzing t COAL. ENNSYLVANTA COAL COMPANY—$50).000 SEVE e rnid deceased, consisting of ky “David Bryan's Ver Cent Coupon Mortgage Bon let proposals An act to incorporate the Ulster and Tivoli Yerry Com- | “The question then being upon the motion to postpone | indefinitely, it was adopted, by 61 to 29. Mr. Buahouwns and Mr. Convis were excused from voting. Duel between two Candidates for Congress, A duel came off this morning between Gen, Freeman, and (en Smith, of Viexsnune June U 2, 1551, iv much min nedivttas and furces at the m They aro weil played, too, and the sudiones eum draw emp! tatixtuction in that) are not kept yawa- putes between the acts A man whe feet Shady Suftolh 11 be received at the office “ot th Nok Wall | Amemeigy Mr. Frenis moved toreconsider. the whig candidate for Congress, pplenctic. and out of humor with the world, can ec York! where she will pect Inthe oy of ‘Nem York, stil Wi viuceday, the 2th | Avnavy, June 12, 1361. Mr. A. &.‘Twowrv0s called for the ayes and goes, The | Jackson, the democratic candidate. Smithwas wounded tind a better pluce than the museum for sb utling Brinig o inet. at 3 POM, forthe loan, at wot less tha of the uestion was decided in the negative, by 18 to 6. in the shoulder at the fifth round we cxuse of the duel bi devils. place, Sale wi a lock, P.M. Stonld th ae Ne 4 cid oe BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT, ETC, ques y weather be stormy, the sale will bs om the next tar day. plc ony Uo ie inc oey of Bor tence ee THY FIFTEEN MINUTS RULE, RIO. | was that Smith wrote a letter to some of the papers, and Miss Davenport is playin at St. Louls. AROLINE BRY soaked day of August, IML: the proceeds of mutd loan to be received in four equal irstakmenty of twenty-tive per cent each, on the he has opened the above establishtn where apartments can be had, ble d’Lote at SP liquors, &e. t upon th with or a P edie aod mortrs fea" Tiny After prayer by the Rey. Mr, Starks, ® message waa received from (ov. Hunt, informing the House that the Mr. Usnenwoos fifteen minute res ed toreconsider ation, and upon that mo signativg the order of business, and that it lay on the ». The Srraxrn announced the reorganization of the fol- | “A. snction to lay on the table was lost lowing committees, in conrejuence of vacancies -— ‘The motion to reconsider was ruled out of o: COMMITTEES ORGANI ‘ote upon the | dthe pre | bad it publiche ibeller, The al stating that Freeman was a coward and air has caused great excitement, Simpson, the cotton dealer has not been hoard of yet. Tile liabilities are said to exeeed $50,000. ‘The weather lere is ve warm, and news is remark- Movements of Distingalshed People. among the arrivals rest chee splemborand October next, cr the | block of marble designed for the Washington Monument, | Yicue question. saeik ainsi.’ Gish as Canes -aeo ere J-& Hughes, New Orleans; Major seatle, U. 5. Ay dog ann eo Mianpnmnanininn ae, on’ of the Homrsox moved to J | ‘otton De he. ; " ‘aahs CH HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, WITH | by virtue of an act of the | Was prepared, The message, with the corredpondence | aye motion to reconsider was then taken, aud lost, | 0 va jet ae 3 singe 2 a Salen bates F aiccme, brondnee, oe e'bexe, at No. It Barelag pope ¥ | | relating to it, was referred, and ordered to be printed. Mr. Hynnovars moved to reconsider the resolution de- “¢ : * Forest, Rhode Island; and B Mausfeld, Virgioin, were erday at the Union Place Hotes. Col. 8. Seymour, Buffalo; Peter Ganservort, Gen, J. 8. smith, Kingston, ¢ nada West; icv. aomee t r. Hoent, do; Dr. N.S Jarvis, U.S. Aj De. Nelson, Gey See Saeeem the bah see etr ilateeatee et the cat Ceaneae ne Hehe cea: | Cmals—Mesers. 0. Allen, Burroughs, Townsend, Gor- | | Mr. Hariax called up his resolution relative to the | ably scarce, 4 | Thos. Kowe. RK. G. Dep't. Kingston, Canada Weat; and EPTUNE MOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK— ma of movey se borrowed, as | bam, and H.O. Ward | time ef meeting. 1 From Boston, D. OV. Tatum, Philadelphia; were ng the arrivals Peck, Jr rietor.—Thia detighttal | oads—Mesers, Leroy. Humphrey, Horton, Morton, | Mr. Exvraxiy moved to adjourn. Lost. yes erday at the Irv co isnow open for the season. For further partivul 000 exch, with coupons for tome hy ne r ) | THE ROXDURY TRAGLOY—PmE LY MONTH MILLS, is For further parti $1,000 each, with for th: | and Blackstone, | Mr. F hoped the resolution would be adopted, | tux no RAG FIRE AT PLYMOUTH MILLS. Mreut Mre Wal ment of h yer: ork. Laterest will be allowed wire of Tho Duane stree' sou, Peck& Nixon, 3M Broadway, corner | the let dey of February and August fice of the Company. in the city of New | me of payment of | eoured b; | asitwas to mect at 0A. Mand he moved the previous question. Mr. A. A Trrowesox moved to lay the motion for the Claims—Messra. Severance, Curtiss, Blackstone, Sher- man, avd Neleon Rovroy. June 12, 1851 Tt has been ascertained that Fphraim 6. Daggett, the elpbias J. Ingal U.B.N | R Strickland: Maes Seb Fre 40; do; Me Bultoek, nd FM Mitehell, Main EA BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. 1.—THE PAVI- | the several instalmen: it Public Lends—Messrs. W. 8. Gregory, B. T. Smith, J. | 4 ¥ mong the arrivals ye-terday at the American, Sika tel te vow open for the reception of visiters. Care | mortaage to William Pf Mintura and | W. Babecck, Stewart, and Howard Pry vious question upon the table. author of the Moody tragedy at Roxbury, was naturally W. H. Hale, Ithae: Chase, Boston; C, McCormaaty, 4 South Fegry, Brovhiys, 00 c’eiesh. 6. Ut Reves Tayler, Seasons, 5 on the peivitcgeaot | Also the following Seleet Committee on the Rules:— | The ayes api noes wore calle ad reed. ™* | of m mild disposition, temperate habit, and of @ good Chicago; § Iandal unten rs tot ‘A‘note left st the Howard | doses, auch ae Branck-tracks, engives, cars, canal bacias, | Messrs. Townsend, Burroughs, J. Benedict, Cady, and sisted _ dor moral character. Hie had for the part two years been ©: Cevke, New @rlea srouos, Hotel, corner Broadway aud Maiden lane, or J- Ogden Smith, docks, workshops, storehouses, &e , now completed, and cost: | G Front street, will meet with prompt attention. ing in cash $1,607,100, aad upou which there is no other mort- John T. Drosey is deorkeeper of the ladies’ gallery, in Later from Havana. subject to apoplectic fits, and at tii « labored under and Capt, Dugan, Astor ‘June 2, DOL. JM. BRINTNALL, | gaze or lies place cf W. Scott, who is prevented by illness from’at- | ops yas,¢ x e cL AT CHARLESTON. | Mental deravgement; but never, until this event,ex, | Hon, John L. Wilson, U.S. Coneul at Cape Hayticn, r a % | tonnaesh eekeedian Summ the netenens ona Beas. a uaa | Sending. Ree ee ea rec atanten Jeusil, I8si. | Bibtted lene Of viclence. He was never confined in the | @*tived at Boston, om the 1ith inst GMA BATHING CAPE MAY, N. J.—CONGRESS HALL | long each, extending from the Delaware and Hudgon Canal. | teiedali dacieten sin teen Cuancestoy, June 11, 1851. a Gaad beat tee oe bees 0 temeek: dee den Siaahfal'tor the livers! potroncetveetotere eveedved would | Branch Cuaal and Susquehanna river, ta the, county of Lu- | 9 RY Mr. Buswor, of the Commissioners of the town of | ‘The stenmer Taubel has arrived, with Havana datesto | lunatic asylum, nor supposed to be in any way danger. | geqson, and will remove thither about the Ist of July, Geapectfully solicit thors intending to vinit thie popular | terme, where the principal aad large coal deposits of the Ghent, Coallow them to borrow money. the 7th inst, She rings $58 000 in specie, ons, He left home without the Knowledge of his friends, thing place the proacnt season, to make his howse their | © Discussion having arisen, Mr. Waxrvyy moved to lay | and the first intell of his whereabouts war . ‘ — ome. His arrangements and. xecommodations, he trust, age amy | this order of business ou the table ‘Fhe polltieal mews te unimportant, panied with the sccoual of the iamentable afar ef | has"ieen neesived: rom Lycenvurgh Vint ave. Somos will be more aaCiatactory to customers than any which have e geplt $2,267,220 ‘The petition waa withdrawn. . MARKETS, day Inet, lis boly bas been recognized, and Mem — Saunders about five o'clock on Thursday eveal parece re be oe Provide upon : i and. ttre a — ieee 600,000 ty Mr. Arivoon, two petitions toamend the Piank Road Havava, June T.—Lo sugar « limited business has | yur, to femove it to Maine, the day on whieh bircombat with Me. Terry, of the rd under the conviction that they ate best suited to the isa79 | lew. Tabled. ; hal been doing, owing to ai gn oy and the scarcit ‘The annealing house of the Plymouth Mills. at Ply- | pinian, took place. A eitiven of Lyschburg . whe bee Customs aad waate of & majority of the sojourners at this — | | Mr. A. appeaied from the decision of the chair, upon | of vessels. Brown and yellow declined ® fourth | mouth, Mass., was consumed by fire thie morning. The there about seven o'clock Saturday morning by the ex- way s Pe Lie 831.000 | the tabling of the petitions, and submitted some remarks | rval; whites wre unchanged; Muscovador ate scarce. | jews is $3,000, and is partially insured at Hartford aad press conveyance, which took. Dr Siunders from Char- AVILION HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY — ee eee eee wen penned tis enpent, and auteenttted | marapel st auuna se 3 setts. the pies of came Reeee, | Lowel, lotterrille. and xtrived yesterday by the central railroad, MORRIS & LEVY, Proprictors. The above new and oo MSIL | : nentraon Fem Ppeal, nal. at 5 a 8 for middling to good. The stoek of | PORE AE > brings information that Mr Terry was then alive, and extepaive cetablishment haying bey some remarks upon the aes et Relea tohurry | lnrd. in kegs, i¢ only about 10.000, and sales are making | The Profits of Jenny Lind & Co. j d beem entertained of his recovery, but ames Siiise Hotel SS tnt tech leat Fee | OL ee ee ey See | mapeienia, June 12, 1851 ed from his attendant, just before the a oe quently interrupted by repeated cries of «order le hts are looking up. fe tage started, that he was getting woree. We learn thac jobie finrvas fronting om the occan Bo font. The was allowed to proceed, upom promising to confine | Baravass, June 6.—Large trensactions are taking | Mr. leroum acknowledges to. friend. who is not gives nC Cireumstances of the deplorable cecurrwuce, wht ‘Vantageous situ ng Branch on the share of the mighty Atlantic, with ite beautiful beach, sea bathing, and Bebing, is not tobe excelled. Ita talabrious alr_and Invigo- rating breere Las rendered its favorite resort, There, also, Will be found n alleys, billiard t ehicles, mt year; and the loan of invited, fe chiefly other impro} ‘con himself to the question. appeal was eventually withdraw Mr. Bwiiv, of Chautauque, presented petitions requir- ing the Buffalo and State Line Kailroed to use for place in sugar, and prices are firm avd advancing. In coffee there is but little doing. The stock of molasses is very large and prices are unchanged. Lard is soarce and wanted. Freights to Europe are dull at 00s. = 00s. to exaggeration, that he has mate $600,000 by the Jenny Lind concerts. and sn: than $550.008 in this count ninety-four concerts do not that Jenny bas realized not less ‘The net proceeds of the Kk above $25.000 of a mil- be were as follows. rest lted certainly in one death and probably anothee, re not reported with entire correctaess im the fire eo count that reached us The facts, as we w hear thems, though there may still be sone inacew- ep ea, their road, corresponding to thove already ou lion dollars rac: rade ro of the visitors. The tabla will be supplied Bape 63 “ | im the statement. The Virginien of Thursday anen- ‘with the boot eur market affords, and ube bar shall beatocked | the martenge provides, will be tanued hereafter, af requires, | (4 New York agetest ong Serther ‘The Canadian Parliament. The Late Defalcation at Baittmore, ae. | 128: containing the editor's reply to the exrd of Dr. with the best Liquors. to facilitate and further extend the business of the compan ogo nd . ‘ead’ Tonoxto, June 12, 1861 io ee - apes a4 Saunders, Was issued and circulated (as ie the custom im ELMONT HALL, SCHOOLEY' 4 MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, | { meet the capacity of thole works, Proposals will be legiviation on the subject of Washington's Head-Quarters . ‘ Barrtwone, June 12,1861. | Lynchburgh) om Wedesday eveniog. Young Me. Nd. This ver} ‘etablishment, | 4orted, * Propuss Peanesivania Coal Company; | at Newburg Pha a biy Inst night, vac May | Intelligence received from the most authentic sources, Sanders” after reeding the article about Be Ga r. inieter a bat the Canadian government had the | ther, semt Mr. Terry word that he would shone i Mr. Wano reported on a bill to incorporate the Orphan | ot aL the wt Lawrence river free to the ¥ Justify the assertion thet astounding disclosures will be | bint’ on sight, or attack. bit on sight. or some um Bociety of Brooklyn; also, relative to the Baptist made by the committee appoint ed to investigate the meseage of th et kind Thurday morning, sboat ISAAC 1. PLA Wi F. HAY! rR, Chureh in Brooklyn of ail nations, without reference to the imperial govern- | ieged defaication by the late City Collector. Persous | o'cloek. Mr Terry left his house, taking with hig ene widad taser, WILLIAM R. GRITTITH, JouN RWEN, Mr. Lascer reported favorably reiative to highway oM- | ment, Government hes introduced a bill to abolish the | of the highest reapectability are implicated, The com- | of Colt’s five po dawn Sas. Sommdoee svt bien aeue the prem Directors o ‘snneylvania Cosi Compsay. | core aristocratic right of primogeniture in the euccession to | mittee will shortly report market house. asked if he was Mr. Terry, aud, apom be- devote her Mr. Be acserc ay reported favorably on the bills for the Captain Adams. formerty Mayor of Richmond. fell dead ing i new ia the affirmative. struck bim * Competent persons are engaged to Ail RAVELLER UIDS. relief of Chaa. W. Steed and others; also, for the relief of | realestate, A bill to prevent the expenditare of public | in the street yesterday. from disense of the lings, jo Monge ANE 2 ac htgucelient band of msic will be in attend. Pb estan ‘Thomas Coustrymen. favorably on the bill rotating to | MOY fr purpoves not previously authorized by law, | The Savonnah K msaye that if the drought in the | the fight fired feat Unce. Bovedess arew - ‘Schooley's Mowntain, June Ist, 1851. tee heats il hindi ~~ and to limit the granting of pensions, was defeated by | middle of Georgia continues it will Tuin the cottea crop | Pie cacereny sage wah cat. Se. Shae: S deus “A MERICA y ND. Va—TUR 5 “The fast sailing steamor ALICE, Capt, Weoka, yore fe the sition of re. cet interpowd promptly. ni suppo-ed to have y Naan perry ¢ eat den! Hotel, T1 lladeip ia, plitienvs ve North fer, foot ot Laverty ates eapretatente Gla piven de niting tre prea epee ¢ Roamer. The Southern mail has arrived. | Knocked wp Terry w plat em be red & ™ x, Toave to inform , Wednesday, — rem, ents ed | the ered some hundred weriene Hotel, Kishmsr Serynnuty tn enna Po gee , Ba eee nema, sasmueriene, se sisi sadicaad Se a ae ‘Theatrical and Musical, | distant. During the combat, Mr. Digger rad the Ameri jotel, Richmond, Va, will Aawume the | wharf al port, om . onan ND SUICIDR—THE URC e fin one Greuah he ah the Gas t sesaeerie onthe, Ist ot aly, The house wiles the. | Weanessaye, Hhursatre Mr. Waxsoas offered a resolution that the standing SORTE AtiuniCan patLaoad, Bro. Tw Tratsas Ovens — Che performances of the Opera | bells one, (twat the Sie ands are net thouget des oughly repaired, aad every improvement m: rival of the trains im committees having oharge of the bills relating to the company. thus fur. have been received with great en: c ought danger. eahy the patronage of travellers. | city of New York, be discharged from the on Pontsavo, Mr. June 12, 1951 thasiaem by the brilliant and fashionable audiences O48. When the persons who hurried to the scene Fue. pb — Ta] & thereof, and that they be referred to the New York dele- Mr. Freeman, of Gilead, shot his wife last evening, | constantly present. Bettini is = the theme of the ertee bine) ee at asa and commanding J d mode * erty q rset Steention FTERNOON BOAT POR SING SING, LANDING AT | © Lt, having arisen, Mr. Waxrwan moved to sus. | “bile she was sleeping in bed with | Sete ectionte O¢ sbliltien, which, though ack et fire the fh load. Mr Saunders, we believe teenie pe gy ee Td Bomscnd strove, cophens. tant Mastin Bitty: | pend the rule requiring the resolution to lie over. in pur- | ‘hot himself. and afterwards cut his throat to be very remarkable, seem to promise a great deal for bg st hick tered one Bilicere vectowed upon thie 4 Sing Sing, I2yo" The ne vet. | euance of previous notice, He explained the object of | man still urvives, but ts not expected to recover. | the future. Uis Fagardo, in “Lucia di Lammermoor,” ie Terry tecetved both th: ‘balls due banged by his amtage- , T LtwD, i the regolntion to be to facilitate the business alluded to | The Executive Committee of the Buropean and North | #2 admirable performance, and when the rich tones of 1 °rty Eosetwed bets ln Malla, Uke) sys exorpted Re ia such resolution. American Railrosd had « sewsion in this city yesterday, | his sonorous voice either ewull w th power or disminish vchmmond (Va) . Jaye exer je th of forwarding | to t the express 0 ° = reign taken Same Gate, envesd wasn the prpene ot | A bank of earth coved iy ot Lewiston Fails this morn. | diter that be is am artist of high merit, Bosio too, fills the business of the city of New Lork, to the exclusion of other sections of the State ing Killing Joho Harley, and severely wounding several Mr. Warp called up his resolution reiative to the time members should be allowed to «peak It limited them to her several rites with great credit to herself and to the | for some time past, and isto be brousht out with great Pax.iament | Queen, prayin, ‘Tun Reerrrocrty Question ty rue Canantam —On Friday night, the house was en- 1A DELPH! 01 ‘ ition she holds in the company; while Mar.oi. Bene a diewet.—United Staves Mail Line. | Mr. Wairvian dieelaimed any such intention aaee ee ages Poeen Loriel ana Colrttl daa tacit attractions from | @°Gte seve i hours in dieuming Mr. Merrita’s bs The Late Incendiaries at Utica=Confesston | time to time. “Marino Faliero” has been in rehearsal | feeelutions, on which to found an nddross te the @ that the british Parliament wilh of Courtland i and at of Oreutt, &e. i i x. trom foot of rarest Laeve, Phi- _ plendor. This opera fs one of the best produced by Do | impose on the productions of foreign countries, im- ors ‘Out chars or frit tudor AM end 8 Pts feos the foot of Wale ae en Treurcen thought hed bern gut up es: inees Ores eeee ae 4 a a ta aon a nd in the vole or the Doge, Sutini bss aiready ported into England, the me rates of ut ‘that Ly for uke taitful ~ - ely to choke him down in attempting to express his veya tne © ERORCENTNS, Bas Uren Co s production, therefore, will be an | those countries levy on the productions o thet Eine seated, we wil atl AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINR FROM NEW | “eotinents,. He believed that It ind been concocted by | mitted to jall, in default of $10,000, in an action brought urtiad interest’ It should be borne in mind | colonies. Mr. Marritt denounced the scheme of Paid on delivery in Sau Francis. Tork to Puitenel Pincay Piar No. 1 North ri the majority for that purpose the trustees of the First Church, to recover damages, | that the Opera House is open this evening. and on Mom | ciceing our canals against American vewels ma fe trgaid in how York Ont | ay geasthont JOHN ci~y Mir. Wano replied that it had never been seon by More | He i. worth considernble prepert ages. | Gave, Tucrbays, Thursdays and Fridays geocrally. futile, and calculated only to excite the ridicake Pogtage to ail the South PS: | (tare hi nenwerd Gecke’Bh’ Dalgeunt ia than one member beside himself, property. Bowrny Trritas.—The entertainmentsansounced for | of American statesmen. He believed 4, ‘Those lettors are forward Yo, Mr A. A. Tromrsos euid he was gind the majority had | Profewor A.B. Canfield, of the Oneida Conference, died | thie evening wt this favorite establishment. are power | Would have. no objection to his proposely as , on tue With of ench month | not committed themavives upon that subject. Yet he | in Cazenovia on Monday night. fully attractive. sud must ensure a densely cromded | TOWN BOs Me CUeOree Te reciprocal timp ir nage on, steamebip Prometheus, to sail ——— was nstonihed that any aystem of gagging should te | Orcott. who was sentenced to be hung for arson, bas | house. ‘The lending fenture will be the eviebieated Im | it only sought ¢ = et Juno ADd, socare: at our office ot the lowest rates. PAPER HARGINGS, &o. -eive the sanction of 80 enlightened a body. He desired | made a full confession to the Rev. D.C. Gorey. of this | dian play. styled“ Wacouste, or The Macuere of | contained in the navigation act r. Rebinasoa. ER & CO., 2 Vesey etroet, Astor House, mAARAARA he ressiution should aot . There was no ne | city. Tt will not be made publis till after the execution, | Michiliimackinac ' which is full of the most ting a, 4 series of resolutions in amendment, CL KRoony’s F 7 BT, PACK pos Keno reart street pally tne Mb pay A aly y for ita adoption. and he Roped there was at least paecnges,and was received on ite first amd weeond repre- favor of differential duties, to encourage the 41 *5e Pere, Ree rete Prematnaes want of the above articles shou alittle liberation among the whig majority of forty two ‘The Cholera at the West, &o. sentat ions with the warmest demcnetrations of pleasure. | trade of the St rense, and to ask our establishment, ag theit interest THOMAS F. Lith, at Sovelock, P. raed by the above steam easongers, Messrs, Haswol ngulted by & call. vest ket prices, the beat as ings in the olty, compricing rich dagorntive e city to Bam Franciteo, in two days lens tiene thy inthis House. It was an extraordinary sep, and he re gtetted thet it should originate ina party having ao overwh:Iming a majority—one so crushing and determin. Lovrevire, June 12, 1 ‘The steamet J. M. Niles, from New Orleans, this morn. defencriess! There was not an honorable motive con- German emigrant Those who died were nearly all emi- Mr. Eddy, & young and talented actor, and who has already attained great celebrity, aed nightly elicits mark applause from the numerous patrons of the ments, and whose merits asan actress ‘nave always been land to was their stati be true poliey to adopt ld have no objection to joi it a small fixed duty on forcign grain. lis priedipel objectionto Mr Merritt's resalutions . ng that (anada does not re pre % with out prompt Lath WENCH PAPER BANGINGS.-SOLOMON & HART, | od, Why had not the rule been adopted at the previows | ing. lost thirteen persons by the cholera and ship fever— | Bowery, will personate the charneter of Wacousts, and . Te vies 2K Broa tway, offer for sale, wh olen session’ Why wait until the minority were #0 utterly | vmeng them, only one cabin pawonger, Plankenstein, a | Miss Wemyss, a lady of most reBecd accomplish | tection—a system which, he contended, & was our The Inspector Ganeral said io an address eewnrding the Caited States matic ne r neoted with any +yster pertaining to titling debate apon r | crowned with the undivided eathvsiacm of admiring Snel the morning ofthe day the steamer loaves, and. letters Navclnce’ “Constagtice heed teak Lace ent facacures freught with so much of interest to the public, arent; reveral were sent to the hospital here. | audienees, will enaet the beautiful part of Ocanaeta, | that would atrract the attention of the prote :tion jatil half past two o'clock, P. M. Packages (which must nina, Corn ds, Pins, and Lie could se no inconsistency in oceupying more than here ie ness in this city, and the weather if | The terminating piece, will be Ure romantic drama, | ists in England, but he contenaed that Mr. Merritt’« En all caaca be made perfectly water proof} must be left at very descript! fifteen minutes in discussing ® public meaeure fe | Plenrant. The river in falliog re are vight feet of | Caied = Tho L per of AbheviWe’\Mr Stevens, the | resolutions would be ridiculed by nif parties. Ef re- RT I Sy : hoped that the magnanimity of all honorable whigs. to | WSter inthe canal. Market very dull talented and energetic stage manager, performing the | taliation became necessary, the ‘Aassintg of ourcnnnbe na “THOMPSON K'HUFCHCOCK, | AYORREST GUARD “THE MEMBERS AND EC MEM: | whom he appealed. would grant him bls rights. He did $e part of Ocemnad wane hone ae ae tothe Mannqors and Agents, 149 Pearl street. bers of the Forrest Guard are requested to meet s¢ ) not ack any boon from them, but merely the aame right ite of the Rivers, &e. ia ail, Prince street, this day, at one o-clook the fumeral of our late brothec, Nathaniel 4. W GARBIDE, Cor Geers SHIPFRD AT PANAMA IN THIRTERN DATS T from New York, regularly, by A.B. Miller & Co 's Cali to which all others were entitled. Ile hoped the Speaker nnd his asabelates would excure him for occupying #0 much time on the preeent occasion, but he saw the fifteen Bitowaseron, June 11, 1861 Taio has fallen here, more or less, since Saturday, and Broxowar Trev arte ~The entitled © Arsel, the Prodiga: ning to an overfowing huts, nnd ‘amd romantic spectacle, was presented last ev ine received with the polic would make up for the lose af the canal tolle by at- traoting a large trade to che St. Lawrence. Mr. Cayley was in favor of adking for the restoration of Our next shipment will be Troe Hi. Mam, Seo., pro tem. Most unbounded marks Of npprobation. It is, without Aol. foruis Eaperge See anh Mont alts tar Heri Ininstorqpoion raring him in the fac, al he ivi | the Suquchannah i wollen to «good eating condition, | Munk anbeuntid, marke of opprebain, i ts wilt | protection in the Eaglah markets. Biesare Ste- Sevared boats on the fiver. Indeed, none of the ether lines FINE AJOTs. his cutg to meet it of which our lumbermem are taking advantage. The | guced on the American beards. and ts destined to have | tenson and Sher (Brockville) and Holmes, ptt i tlhe TL dd Le tL On " or “THR TWENTY Koy seine it toa been fork wnniorbed Diver | Wet weather ie producing @ heary growth of aod | en immer rum at this well managed estabtishment, | declared themselwes in favor of differential duties. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. “nen ha st tenn See teeta | wots es "nee aieman Me Townsend proved his | <rein, | The coe ceaps look well, bat require warm | The mwenty ls magultoent; the machinery lerecs in. | Me. Holines prespesed to abel ie ee ey h a) e Wwe BO. . § wwe J weet t Le wind weeks melt 9; the dresses ate takea partment, oorrew & lion an Papen ~ x <<s_ | ihe public, nt tholt Gallerion, Mo. 685 Broadway, opposite | oA cf compromise recolutions to a New York mecting: n June 11. 1868 Caine GEWIGy cad tae’ at tae tues poclay Ona On : S > ohen the @ NO DAGUBRREOTYPISTS—WANTED, A PARTNER | font ateost, fro Mount 1 P.M. Admiténase ®t | 4), cit he ith ore coutte-y than he hae snnowsnonan, June \ gina wat ae: iy amt gor- | on the guvermment for three years, ° too to South Ameticn with ons that te acqual omts; anya Vicketa: WY Gente: cavatognes WN canta. By | 4011 8% Hf he met with Ay vefarone reavent to with, |, The rain of the act three or four dayr has made the | tecus de-eription: the Hallet corps and chorns are cam | ruight be ume to yield a rufiicient revenue for all wh Nees and langonee. with nem € * + a esuieitions and @itte Chem aimectt fi . Delaware ‘9 fing tafting condition, and a large quantity » y t feel the whele combined. producesone af the | provintiel parpores. The debate was postpaaed fog ee a ee ee Fe eee: tv. Jibs 10 wis Rousy, od upon x cant, Sad beow grounded x now moving. MF eee witnce dk The chaeagtor af Asal, | 9 geet attic, —Momirom Courier, June 8