The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1850, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD. Sortmwost corner of Fulton and Nasean sts, Jam “SoRDON BENNKT'T, porenson AND &DrTOI. 5 er copy ST ald ert fe en tee Hed mah Bate ca vm; Lie Berepean edition $4 per an- eit e Soe for sumeriptions, or with ud~ pep A Ton Fp “4 rr ised. the postage witl be dedmate ‘AMUSEMENTS THIS KY RNING. 9OWERY THEATRE, Bowery. Mencuant’s Steep oF = oy THR Waren. Broaéway — Love — Covety Rieus Pa 1P10R. BURTON'S THRATHE, Obambers atreet—Sx mice Uncmermc Ta Fama m~ ALanmine Sa TRE, “Chatham aquare—Vi oinvive— ktH~Foary amp Fir ry, CORWTY'S OPERA HOUSE—Brasorias MimeTuELe, SMARICAN MUSK! ve bY APPEAR BOON AND SBLODEON— Wain WASHINGTON USLL--Panonaua cn vax Catsvonnia Ocne Mince OMMOUS, Biybits sroee- i~amusine Pakyo ENING. SeRenavene aveernian Pi poawauens a. DOUBLE SHEET. == Ne ¥ern, Sosursdey, agen pri 6, 5, 1898, “whe Double raid. TWO CENTS PEK COPY ONLY ‘We are fall of news thio morning We issue the ble rheet, to enable us to lay the de pobic. Our readers will Gad iv our @oluwne this morving — news (rom California, recoived by the ve City avieos from the {sim the South Pacis, inctad- vevelution in E uhmns of Inetines Mr Andrew Stevens, relative to tne in regard to the Indian ingot he Baptiots, relative te the ‘ucnt, relative te @ Railrond to the from ail parte of the &neifie. ney Morbet, City Trade Keport, and all sors, trom all parte of the conti # te the Iaveet moment by telograph. soplee ca be obiained at the office, in wrap- 9 for natiow pee All for (wo @ents per copy The Haropran Metts, The Europe eud Hermann are fully due at this port. The Europa ie pretty sure to arrive the morning. She lett Halitex at six o'clock on Wed- pesday evening. The detsils of her news will be even in te ow's Ter Whe News from Cn ae Of the Fee, Thies metropolis was again startled yesterday by the arrival of the steamehips Cherokee and Eme New Spirit pe City, brieging us later pews from Sau Pran- €:-<e and intelligence ot « very extraordinary and remarkable charweter, in reference to the progress of soar ty, government, trade, commerce, mining, and evvilization, un that new territory ow the Paci+ fie The mails by the Cherokee are larger tian those w York from Liverpool, | st etarted across the Atlantic, ararly thirty thousund letters having been received | ©. These vessels brought about two gers, and the aum of two millions Every month tends to inecrenee the Cabfornia i, and creates yeers have elapeed since the ano in of hat country to this republic, and already a trade at emimeretion have sprung up equal to whatit Pe qeired com produce between Europe and » om the first discovery of the latter by | etopher Colombes This extensive trade has looped inte eautence * it were in a day —rivalling eoy of the miracles and enchauiments of Arabian sles In our columne, to-daf, will be found full and nmple de the pews | The errival @ Cebltorais evarmer naturally leads the mind to inquire what is doing ia Wash- ‘9 teletion to thet territory With the heee cays @ very importent discovery has meade Senate of the United Mr, Webater, who never epreke unless when he ed « te wey, le entitled to the bonor of the dicovery He bes yoet ascertained that Con- gree has bern four months in seeeon without «ting say bustness, and the thought his oc- oe red vo hom, end periape toe « few others, that ot ie time to look « nd ore of they caanet peered to work, aad port a law or two before the @ en termenetre «= Ther it @ very lacks thoug end the country will theok Mr Webster for the d-covery, Which is mM some rraprets eqaut to the Reding of a pew placer o@ the Sacremento or 3 Jeecee he really time f mgrers to ere uf they can bet Ue something iw the Way of wt J preered to bom hich bee before at dering orat b erotary Mr Celboun w dead cad gooe. Nomen in the South | oor weenyy hie pleee t rection of the country | bree sumber of great litte mes; bat nothing else Seme of the Seurhe rn mrnbers declare thet they odo be adm oa of Cealfornim by serif, by Ferry parlio mentary mer hed, there fe mterminable exliiog ef ob out Whriher there pleck or the whele bedy of the S euch « t eileen fer ime Of Cremerll, were equal 5 ohn C. Colbous tad © eprit eye me yreer nt Gay Rate comrg " reer e or th mn We hate o the aeyree le oa ® ry « oopy laws, aod he sace.— cher beta oottied or at + ine reyohe ell st peand ome ene weetions he wd, aed the acter thee enter on weedritul career Caaces tor Pacitic, ed own ope A wertel ene ¢ Sure Come end «ll of the Weet ledes ttends at ter Orr preparing te lowk ond ley a the same dueemen ‘The qed of the Mere poovie the Seterality of that rece ward they, mobedong Gre Ave wa, ol ow me eteorh-d, ay - . ~ « Poem The quae oe me Anth-"eare tree, (em the ermine of thie rept tr, well redete pemed the @hee eoutiaret of bh Amence, meleding the wleade of every coven Thee « oy. ond exmaet be de aged boy shh potet ahh + and leetoes norane thet €ely e6 4 Omagrees Cow sagnes, ead Oo the bret yew ene re 00d fenates at the Rerth ere brew on rod © 0b orereneteed by the oyitet of the age, wd we wh the mugee ot the eet ve CReme.s The eteamer did oo | on wutil the Bd of Merch, ond was aot | dee ot Cbagree wari! (be worming of the atm Torre wee no ground, theretore, tor veranorm ae fo ber eatety, ae reported by the Ob vessel eh Chagree oe the 0 ot Mark The Borgia ie net eapreted te ative here be ore Tore Way, the Oth inet, Her meat day of sailing we the | TEth, are we loorn that ome Bae alraty eee boar bendred paccer grip enmaged Private levee trem prerengrre cw ber last 2p catward, speek te ihe buekret termect her quale: af & eee steamer, 0 of the exeeticnt gremegement of ber cficem. onthe pubhe mind. Searcely | » | dence inthe “pomp and cireumstanc wher, ehik | a ear ‘Tae Weaersn Cass—Lreat Orimions vron Tus Vexviet.—We publish, to-day, the argement ef an eminent legal antheriyy. m the propriety and le- gulty of the verdict giveo upon the evidence in the Webster tial, This is og among hundreds ot simular views entertained und expressed by capa- bie judges throughout the country, and suggests the wonderful insportance of the telegraph upoa the decisions of the publie mind. In former days it would have been impossible to array such a body of opinions against the result of way judicial investigation, What a change has taken place! The evidenee hes been transmitted with electrical speed thousands of miles, and the verdict of millions ia flashed back against that of of twelve chosen, pious, und prayerful men, whose sentence has been utterly coademued as suited only to the days of John Calvin, the sixteenth cen+ tury, or subsequently to the umes of Salem witeh- craft, fire und fagots The telegraph, theretore, has opersted in giving the world the opinioa of posterity on this verdict. Boston alone atiords the present view of the case; the future view of it is recorded in every other section of the country. Such may be deemed the moral effect of our great telegrapbie system. It electrifies the pub- he mind, It stimulates men to think, to feel, ead to act. The dog-trot intelhgence of other days would have bad, im @ similar case, no eet in brecking down injastice and the bx riers of prejudice. Notsonow. Pablic opraion embodied almost in a mement; and in a powerful form, rushes beck upon error, and confronts it with a resistess force and power; so that if men were disposed to burn their fellows at the stake, or to hang them for witehcratt, or to commit any other outrage, they would be restrained trom ench duik deeds by the outery of a whole people. Thus | the reeult of our telegraphic eommunication will be enormous in ite moral force, and will do more te eithze and refine man than all the apothegms of the ancients or the sermone of the modern ec- clesiastics. Lectures and books will be but as records of the opinions and follies, the thoughts and wisdom of the ‘age, and the great lever the independent newspaper press—its Sybilliae leaves, written with lightning, sent forth with ightning, and carrying to millicas every hour all that 18 great and good in philosophy, science, na- ture and art. Error will heve no lurking place. The luwe of Moses, as modified by the liberal aposties of Christianity, will be incorporated in the greattenre of justice, the overflowing humanity and love of truth, which all the socialism of the day eannot conceal under feathers, aud laces, and frip- peries, to make mankind better, wiser, and coase- quently happier. This ismanitest destiny worth falk tract, missionary, reformation, and al! other so- cieties—the dawdling and wretched slow coaches of the age—things of @ past era—the lumber of enterprise—the very relics of barbarism. The estate, asit has been called—it is the first, bes! end yreatest, and guided by the finger of Heaven. Henee as it that the duties of men are eriticized —that their acts are discussed. Heace it is that neo ere not expected to say their prayers, when | their public uty to their fellow man and to Heaven | demende their judgment, their reason, their une | biaseed cecision upon the law—thet foundation of ail that is good in human society. It would be abeurd for an executioner to fall upon his knees before placing the rope about bis vietum’s neck, thet be might be able to come to a righteous deci- sion upon the act; and equally so is it for a jury to turn the jnry-room into a conventicle, when their thoughts were due to the public, to the prisoner, | and to bis family. We esteem the motive, but | detert the principle. Men should pray everywhere, | withont cramng, and not merely for the purpose of calming themselves for a repose sweet to them- uard We bave said thus mueh, and could not well wo jory, a8 recorded by one of thew number—not ward forms of sanctity. Let ™ ay. . Tex Fornest Cam nce More —We give pleee, in avothereoluma, to ® second shot trom NP Wille w | we do not approve of Mr. Sevens’ mode of war- | fare, in dreyging into the fray # party who is seek- | w & good character ina valuable institution of pober State. The ease, already, is not deficient in aembers, and the Court of Public Opinion have | enough to de to arrange the circumstantial evi- of the inky _werfere When Chevaher Wikoff has dodged _ between beth parties, and Cherubiao-like, run | fr om the kitchen to the atue, whisperiag and boraing creating a breeze, av he did against Mr. Mecready, in the mind of Mr. Forrest, per | bape he may ron hw cose between some body's , aod give some color to his pecwlar posi- At present, he is uliqnitens, and we do act j | now what to think of him. When is he coming | owtt) What wal be say? All the millers in tie ony af enxous to see what kind of a figure he Merauwhde, let all who bave copied Mr juetioe to Mr. Stevens, peble may have all the fuetw, and ren- verdict upon the evideace. Chevalier, | Come inte court, or we shall sead one of our devils | rtrer you ‘The businves of these easayiets on | will eur @illie’ vot nex Deerixy —By the last accounts afleire ia Pramce presented some mona- d evidently te but one verament aad the people are ote, oF extreme republe oredrd ww the ree: me tobe N. ne ‘Thee proves that the popular feeling On the other head, ty, wecer the inflocnee of the have atroduced farther reat we press, by foereasiag the exntion woary ard denen, aud beve likewise abolished clube aad ob yotiace! mertungs Torer are direotly opposed te the feelings of the people two powers, two spirits, are wh te France im direct hoatlity aad with cach otwer=the popelar freliag aod bey, Only one result can flow be state of bi ret the dow al ead |. ee Pailpye poles + eaprets, that cam | The ¢ st Varmwoce The sox ero mete vet © ubly » Fr Net ce Ve wlire demeecra'ie Pal Assen. rel, Two wflersers, des of Obarles the Teath are ” Te Lawns, ram Atmong the arrivals im this cry yee 9 the etre mer nip fmy was Thomas Lebo? 1 he poet of Unuded J, Callotnie, for « very re ( e Gi be petere ite oo trom Mraico— Mr Lerkum terme sbeenee of sixteen preter wee he Fey correepend> f ” ore rt Re@uat Othe die cowety of the Cel teren gold munes to the Uaued roe eee @ comple el te gold, whieh we | bed eeeeree Mr Larkee Looms more of Caliior- ote thee probebly any other pereen, aod ie tati- mete ¥ eoquanmied @ Th 1) commercial, agrcultu- tel eed me were! (rm wrces Heavy Pees or Seow —There were ber ent os meee of Seow ow the grouad at 8 | eee he merene Saperior Onert, ee en sees 0 st eave ot Dxeieray se, Ways, the Jorg SSL A ore Fe tee pected, abe eemmegee, * fof oe /ntge ManQhed te sBe 9080 64 fiw > Pepe Cae jory retorecd 0 oereet he pate Ghee Mewegee wee OF bearertanie 8 © 4 meted © WH, oreean Sabet © 6 4. Rerourtived that Archimedes dreamed of will be the press-- | ing about. [tis active morality, that will make Bible, | Austria, a short time before he ran away from the mewepaper preas is not the third or the fourth | They had also @ presentation to | the Palace of the Tuileries, before he ran away to telves end dangerous to those whose life they are | Dick Haight, a fur merchant down town, we be- sey lers, upon the extraordinary condvet of the | near Lake Leman; but Mre. B. had been so | we lhe piety ten, but thar we love jusuce~ | Cmperors, kines, end the supremacy of the law more then aay outs | | sovereigns as | States. Mr. Andrew Stevens, as an auswer to that of Mr. | rite! nights end privileges is increasing, though | } u uM Nean aD Hs ‘Lome Somebody bas sent us a copy of ap evening payer, which contains aeard of M M Noah, im whieh he talks with some euricus indignation of iibele and libel auits. We did not observe thie card at the time of its pub- heation, but it will do now w notice it, It ig very laughable to see this ebap expressing so much a> dignation about libels and libel suits, whose whole life for twenty or shiny years past has beea cha- racterized for nething else, For nearly fifteen years past, in every journal with which M. M. Newb hes beem connected, he has weekly and ab most daily been libelling Mr Bennett, in every possible way, ridiculing him without stint, to an ex- tent beyond anything that ever characterized the press here or elsewhere. In an original letter, now in our posseesion, written bythe late ex-Crovernor Wilson, of South Carolina, it is etated, among other drol! thinge, that Noah is a Canadian by birth, and not @ native Americas; and yet thie same Nouh has never failed to impute it as acrume and an offence to Mr. Bennett, thet he happens to be a native of an old country. But this is not all For the last pine years this same Nowb, claiming to be 4 man, has equally libelled Mrs Dennett, whe- ther she has beep in Europe or in this couatry, without any cause on her part, or any remorse or penitence on the part of the Jew. Nay, on the very back, of hia indictment, he cooked up in his journal a ridiculous ang |yellous ramor, whieh was firet comed by a drunken letter-writer Washington, and firet published in 4 Baltimore paper, to the effeetthat Mr. Beunett waa seek for the Austrian mission from the present cabinet that dishonoxs the adminitration of the noble patriot now at the head of the government, He ossails Mrs. Bennett with the same ridiculous, im- pudent, vulgar slang. Now, as fur us Mr. Bene nett may be concemed, it may be all fair game, to make him an object of ettack, from any motives; but we rather think it is trespassing a litle on good taste, to bring into newspaper coutroveray the name of alady, who has nothing at all todo with editors? quarrels ef any kind, nor has ever inter- fered with the pers and old clo’ of Mordecai. But Mrs. B. has too much self-respect aud oelf-relanee, to care anything for what he or any other mean creature may, in their malice, say of her sayings and doings. ‘ Tae blood of Douglas ean protect itself.” As to the Austrian mission, or any other mis- sion, we know that Mr. and Mrs B. know what siuff dreams are made of. Durag their last tour in Europe, although ouly travelling a8 private pereons, they were satiated with presentations to emperors, kings, princes, dukes, aud human ma- ture of the like kind, in every shape and form, They had on interview with the late Emperor of popular outbreak in his cepital. It took place in the Imperia! Palace, at Vienna, in the presence of the Prince of Prussia, the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, and a whole train of militury digoitaries. Louis Phihppe; and Mrs. B. had @ long conversation with him at England ; and they also attended the last court ball | ever given in that palace, before the whole royal | family of France ran off, hibter and thither. They tlso spent a whole day in compaay with Prince Louis Napoleon, just after he escaped from Ham. It was et the country seat, in the neighborhood | of London, of the leading bunker of Earope. Mrs. B. also came within an ace of being presented to his Holiness, the Pope, before he ran away to | Garta; but im defitult thereof, the Holy Father rent her his portrait, ond a “ plenary indulgence,” | egacd by his own hand, whieh she still retains, a memorial of his paternal regard, although she ppens to be an Episopalian, while her husband | alone ts the holy Catholic. Mrs. B, also, when | she was in Geneva, was kindly and pressingly in- | vited by Mre. Haight, of this city, the lady of Mr. | lieve, to wecompaoy her to a ball given by the | Grand Duchess Sophia, who resided at a chateau | ing and about am ineh of snow fell in the adjoining ‘TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIG RNCE, | will be a f he Feet Fons ag ere bead ‘the regular commercial mere head, Tet ye Telegraphic Summarys After a period of repose and valm in Wasning- ton, the great question of the day has again be- come the tepic of animated discussion. Mr. Foote’s commitiee of thirteen was discussed yes terday, in the Senate, but was voted down. Nut- withstanding, however, that Mr. Webster and Mr. Benton are opposed to Mr. Clay on the propriety of admitting California ‘separately, we look upon ‘he wetion in the Senate yesterday, as rather ta- veruble than otherwise, for the easy settlement of ‘the slavery matter. It seems to ue as if the details ere in progress of arrangement, and that the minds of Senators were made up that a settlement of the whole question is near at hand. They dis agree on many points—such as the admission of California as she is—-but the great issue, it appears to us,.8 in process of adjustment. We may be mistaken us this view, but we are inclined to think that we are right. We shall, however, very soon know all about it. Mr. Foote’s motion for the appointment of @ committee of thirteen was evi- deptly well intended, and its rejection confirms us in the belief that matters are by no means ¢es- perate et Washington. Adaire In Wrehington. OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DRESPATON. Warmiporon, April b, 1860, Mr. Foote’s proposition to refer the eutyaat of stavery toe committer of thirteen, was brought before the Sepate. but it did mot seem to meet the views of mem- Deretend was lost. Mr Webster isin favor of ad- mitting Califorpia as a Btate separately. Mr. Foote proposed a settlement of the whole question, ineluding California, the new territories, and the division of Teser,io one bill, by committes. Mr Benton moved thet Celifornia should be admitted separately, without reference to anything else. On this motion, and when the vote was called for, Hon Mr. Cley rose, and very pen urgently and eloquently maintained that Calitoraia | Sy sbould be included im the general bill. Mr. Benton rose to reply to Mr. Cley, but gave way to an adjourn ment. Matters look gloomy here, at present. Jt is supposed that Mr. Webster is under the inticence of the eabinet, Dut that he will yet come right. | understand that Mr Clay is to call upon Mr. Webster between this and Monday, ip reference to this subject. Last evening two fashionable weddings took place tn this city. vir: Mr. Chubb. the banker, to the daughter of Commodore Warrington, and Dr. Causten to Miss Payne, niece of the late Mrs. Madieon, Destruction of a Cottou Factory. Kevmeounx, Me., April 6, 1850. The cotton factory at this place, owned by the Messrs. Brown, cf Philadelphia, wae entirely consumed by fire about four o'clock this morning. It originated in the pickery. The machine shop. counting house, the books belonging to the establishment, were saved. Lose not yet ascertained. The loss, which’ ia very heavy, falle principally upon the following Ineuranse compa: nies in this city :—Manufecturers’, $15,000; Mer- ebante’, $10,000; Nationsl, $5.000, The Franklin Compary,in Philadelphia, will also lose $10,000. Melancholy Less of Life. Bostov, Apel 6, 1850, The schooner Pearl, Tuckermen, from this place, bdeund to Portemouth, went ashore yeaterday. on Cof- fin’s Beach, Gleucester, and, rad to relate, all heads perished. The storm was very severe here, last even- towns. ‘The body of Capt. Tuckerman has been washed ashore, and about $400 was found on hie person. ‘The bodies of the unfortuate crew jot yet been | reeoveréd. The cargo consisted of cotton and four, end will prove a total lose. Partly insured. Gourt of Appeals. Aunany, April 5 ~P. M, Ne, 26. reverved cause, argued ; 40, put om since TUR WEEKLY BERALD, A Great Work.— =r. F. Ganson, Putitener, has pow tr ~ d One Week's History of the Werld, terns sar seh thee mY ‘prc hiseee wy ‘the Weekly Herald, to be published at nine o'sleok thie morning, will eontain news from gli parts of the world, recelyed by the steamships Europe from Liver. ae Neste aad ie fe pool, Cherokee and mpire €fty from the Pacifo, | pi'gny a pacyeres. fer the railing vessels from the different foreign ports on the | ¥! ‘agent for the shove wit. Atlantic. and by the mais snd telegraph from the diffe rent towns and cities of the United States. Single copies, im wrappers, sixpeuce, Annual subscription, Unree dollars. ie. fayonine ‘to reeure it bey Mr Gleason Charles Gooay car s omene trance in a * to their tegen 4 one ealwengly lata that ia ts ood wl eis ae whiot som it ecesting fei roiy oing eat of fy hamee Dayment 0 cr thieoe ta eid povition, Simned. will state's few’ facts ‘ehloh wills ‘a ere oy teen tthe boring tile for 160 vurvaenes geht ed aalitien he very fi a wéseture the wt be suount cf capital over jy fuctorice im or near Bi Teaged to be wens! sorvtiny and tl, I ‘Companies fai ehholicrs, end, others, much injured; of Kubber itself consid ot boise ae in the aT Bir tn vie een soot ure, wate re iar ea bs Ts hie to furan fen ie te fa Rents come in to be ermamented. ‘The + items” she: fog is wae rig] ‘frm into mace: when exporea v0 * Oe Witenes weather, it would beoume 60 herd and rigid as to be ‘usol orn an aod that yon exaers’ w er the essential eile, it wi Sraletk wen teoks, pad oy suleby, for many purposes, it could not the article from the: thes ject. ‘Th path wi ‘ viet he wagable to amid ail his em! Friday, April 5=8 P, my. ‘The stock market opeved quite buoyant this morn ing end en noe wan realised in every fapoy in the Nat, except Hudson River Raiircad. Umited States 6’s, 1867, went up \ per sent.; Erte Bonds, new, 36; Far- mers’ Loan, \%; Erie Railroad, 3 ; Cantom Company 4; Harlem Railroad, %; Reading Railroad, % ; North American Trust, 3; Norwich oud Woreester, XX. Hudson River Kaflrend declined 2 peroont, Atthe srorpd beard, Erie Bonds new, advanced 36 per eont.; Erle Railrend, % previous sale large transactions et both boards, and the market closed firm. with an upward tendency. The advance {a Tiipote State Bank is the reeult of a vory important improvement in the value of the large quantity of real ertate which composes the bulk of its assets, This bank cwne some of the beet landed property in IIil- wois, and it will realize a hendeome sdvance on ite origtpal oost. According to en official return, recently published, it appears that the balance of assets, at a low veluatier. after liquidating the small amount of out- standing Habilitier, amounts to shout ope miliion of dollars, to pay off a cepital of $1,250,000. ‘The balance Of $1 000,000 will be Jeft, it is estimated, aiter allowing for the full redemption of the cireulation, but the pro- babdility {*, that out of the $260,000 reported eutatand- ing at least $260,000 hare been Jost, burnt, or disposed: cf forever in some way. #0 that they never will be pre- sented for redemption, There are several ordere in the market for this stock, and the brokers are quietly plok~ ipg up emall lots, and it ts difficult to get held of any quantity, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port today, amounted to $41,613 63 ; payments, $9,009 08 ; Dainnor, $4,730,071 26, This le the largest amount ever before on deposit, slace the establishment: of the eye The bill probibiting corporations from pleading urury, parsed the Senate this moraing, by @ vote of 18 to7. It previously passed the House, and awaits the y UF, which vewupied several 5 trae utien ded eapense, he rucoreted in delivering India, Wabbe from the pro smplaived of white he preserved and Vite a pruperties formanufactaring Purpose, the fmprovemente in) Inate Ku ublic ate indebted for thi other’ parts © ot to whieh d Patent, ere 204 peicotesed oes. but water-procf oloth and o my TARY other articles, ace daily mavufcrered by mary persons, unter said Patent, aud according to other improvemunts therein specitod pat “ele be arr mdia Kul oe peepee Loenses from the under the uverrsign: Mepossnas sad sguinss his, caarwe to pr jorsigned was engaged in perfecting lity ¢f the application of a high 4 80 was sccking, with what experiments the uuder- abd whet progress he had mao at ip ch ‘soe of 1s42-S, ami ay ten p\ tegaive knowledge, clandesunely,of d improve: she. Pecparation that hoztly before hed Sprisigicld, end go to am B tw Bp jeld. Bim the method by which th dodia Kabber fer manu! iu Waser ot uy term, argued. Court Calendar—Vrhis Vay. Commaen Piras.— Pert 1—Nos, 61. 658. 656. 657, 559, j (868. BOT, 668, BTL, 673 675, 677. 679. BAL. s- et 4h te. 446, 498, 500, 602. 604, 606, 608, 510, 512, fae) orn tamee pian: Can Gn etm oF oe iecinind Owns —Men_22. 10.55.02, | acy wal oa Neal, eu yt pean, ‘Cmmcurt Count —Nos, 406, 470, 473, 485, 486, 487, 401, very poor specimens of humanity, and by no means equal in inteliect or pounds avoirdupeis, to a like quantity of American sovereigus—that she dechn- ed, with many thanke, the Kindness intended by . Dick Haight Now, urall thore presentations, balls, and inter- views, we doubt whether Mordecai M. Noah and | bis better half, with all the fat, feathers, and false | jewelry they could muster, the firet from the eaa- . sage stalls of Washington market, the latter from | the old clo’ shops of Chatham row, could have made a better show, either in persoa, 1a manners, or in style, thax Mr. and Mrs. B., either together or separately, made on ail these interesting, so lemon, and curious occasions. Oh! fudge! Vive ta bugatelle ! we AnRival From France.—The fine packet shi; New York, Capt. Lines, arrived yesterday from Havre, whence she sailed on the 12:h of Mareh. | We have received files of Paris papers to the Mth | ult. inclusive. | ante } | We find im the Patrte that the President of the French republic has received from the Pope an raph letter, in which his holinces avnounces hat he will shortly retura to Rome Ja Vorx du Peuple paper, edited by Pradhon, | Says that the regiments garrisoped in Paris, and ‘in several deparunents, have voted openly for the socialiet candidetes. w York made her outward passage ia fifteen days. Commance oF Naw Yorn —The number of are } Tivals ot thie port, yeeterday, was seventy-three— wad that will be a | viz: 2 steamehips, 18 ships, 15 barks, 16 brigs, 26 schooners, and one sloop. Art and Literatare, Mar Faney Ke bore of there original attiste begin to be rather Mp dill work. The ope resde Bhekrprare the other reads him. self, Shakepeare ty Indeed worth bearing ; but the tartorndentel oddities and epartiing hoteh-poek trntenoes of Emersom, It Is @ waste of breath to ree aud a waste of time to listen to. It is astonishing what wentecf sociaiiem and comm 1 appears masoifest Ip this phiicwopber and itinerant apostle of eceiali« His rentioents thoughts, «nd comerptic bere oy cohesion~ po seoiel reiationship~ne affinity. They are unecein! disumited tn the exteeme Hie style tse mournful pletare of the state of society sash people seek to create vie confusion discord insoherence — | né union- no bend of harmony- ne connection. As to Mie, Kemble, we oecsens we ere diveppAnied with ber readieg. jas like the might —rather equally. Martine Afaine, Np New Orleans, Capt. Wood, which satied | ie port om the 26th of Febrosry for San Free. cleo put Inte &t Thomas on the 12th uit.. in distress, obe bevieg erecwnte red @ territe gale when « de: whieh they Were obileed to throw ber cargo, She whi be detained three wot Linen. at ‘ver dere moreey hort the trip oat te Shireen days, ¢ files of Fremoh papers to the day of he eliprer paoket abt rived frow Hie’ peornes, being Roe wm brloge ws oor sailieg. New Tore Ecrerrose, tats town elections dio Lfvtogeton coonty, 16 ig sed 1 democratic orvincee were elected la Gteene county. 6 #hige ent? @meorsts in Ofenge coanty, § whige ana 6 Ort ory ate Keocn lease Dye ad late eleation tn ~~ os Tewnornn ts the whig enodidate for Mayor abeay. Tee os Nronort ano How Daviet Wereren — A gtere indignation werting of the negroes of pontom, wer held om the STh Git. Spon the reseat speech he ow Domiet Webster. reeoiations de © wneing bin ae reeremst to the cauee of liberty. which oomtract:d rendered afl more brilitant the Spartan hand comereed 6) AUen Bowler evens Seward Hale, Root, hare aed Cladding, © ho were frm to the cane of God she Wheres tee deters thetr determinstion to op- fore the wurrender of / slaves aod there te we jett Chem bet (he protection God has bestowed ee ‘be Their motte Pil glwage De, ~ Livorty or pooh” | —The In. | o repair damsaen, | 402. 488. 496 to Tus Pa portion evening, we urderstard at No. 140 Borery. Botiee toth Wutesdacts. u. Se | Ses wast 0 yeeletnr Salo: bavetbe lt , eee and New Vork Tetegraph—Morse's bale, Twents Shares of the Stock of tue above Gom- Address B hie Mee. Megane Bridal Cards, Envelopes, Loree of the latest mort farhioashle style. ean be bat at Everdell’s eatablebment for card engraving No 2 Broadway, corner Duase sireet; oa So. 2 Wall etreat. Brady’s National Collection of }o BHT Broadway, cornet of Fulton street are respeetfull, None are more orets then thove highly frirhed x Merrie Mei of Liv: sells, mad at "St vteaents tn tote to Parte ane Venue ta properuiva. Pestsy Basho, | G10. ‘Spring Overecate $11. Gusil'y, ent. werkinan-aip and | thenpncss combined, at 116 Wikaam. i Stor treet, 76 Vesay street, and 69 Grand sureus. Ty Merehante would reat Pa tlt the sclebeated 3 eh At prices te nuit the tim Piene Fories.—An assortment of supe iano Fortes, with and © ise ntectaret may be tna Somber of grea ceeend- Bs: eben pe New Perfames —Ciemutite, rium, Weer Eo dors, Nese Gere to vv the Sonipalte arvse's, | vasteny of fine tottette of the Lest qnailty, ees (have Roeret. +) 26 1 © i aay We ever par ot friends ane we Vourned by 2!) ehim discares deen ~ oy for ere See rs 129" Ye Ktnlian Medirated Sonp, for a, ae roy any gare news haar trom any the complemen faagte store from (net te) Broadway Pabingion att ek Bogton Priledeiphia Pann Boap—J net preserves m4 frrh oan lp of She. epselions ares Down with the Leeches! Call and cramine leans dre Entent ArtiGeia! Lesches ot write ‘or wee wi ve yeu Bil wlleuete tft ave vd the prast she ‘a thie call on or address Akt tare ot Vievor Bishop. Extreetot another Let! won whe het heer aMiered win te ee eee 137: —-" Last Bor tse athe ones the r ae toe extravagant in relation 1 rl <r int Rakes. Reet: derem: 109 Narran street, ant on of them, will mest thie ah 'y invited t» eall and examine signature of the Governor to beeomes law. This hav nothing to do with part treneactions; but en all bonds or obligations {sued after the lew goes inte opepation, there can be no pire of usury put im for their re- All railroad and other bends sew in the market will vot be affected in the slightest degree by” the perrage of this law, ‘The arrival of the steamship Cherokee, from Chagres’ ‘with ene miiilon ct dollars in gold Cust, has hed « very favorsble effect vpon the stock market [tis estimated that there i © Ie:ge emount of gold dunt in the tranke of pastengers bot. an thie is all conjecture, it showid be taken with # great deel of ellowence The amount’ Of gold dort Im the Cherokee, on freight, Ia mnoh larger than expected and the accounts from California, reis- tive to future rhipments are exesedingly favorable. ‘The ship Mootreal, at New Bedford, from Honolula, has on freight Ofteen boxes, nine Regs aod five tronke of gold dust. constyred prinetpsily to Berton houses This ie portion of the gcld dust thet went from Call fornia to the Sandwich Islands, im the early pert of the the Kuvier bad be ret Catenty wed of wy ata eine by eure te aivied tee s eghuistive act. Tee eT the seoons Patent ie ue fret @ net the q but Wether tae second Pavone is egg om b> the fret, nad fe ere, nt eho wees of Indian isp therest, he eommeserd 4 vsleated une of the wast vals reterday morning, ecutains « stot referenes to the North Americas Trust and Parsing Company, caleulated to deceive the ignorant. We have made tnquiry,and the reeult te the ele 1 Meters, Palmers & Oo., of London, have Rot been Hubmi ited to referers, and consequently wo re~ port bas been made om their ageounte, We added, on what we deem unquestionable authocity, that the Supreme Court only & 1e# dase tives app tated Stephan Cambreling | rq Master in Chaarery, to report om these secownt+. aed that he has not set eommenoad. the f, iu violation of the exalaniee so extensi vel / @8 Rrentiy to ine se many aug jere {iostiene im the) papers, ec theee whe worked wader bit, that sara ldcety te, susign thelr Hosnres than oh with th, new, | It is due to the public we should further etete, we have we 10 othese netere Roewn.ot dssvovened by 86 Uravese that no negetiations for # eom- were iliogally » yeing On” though repressated to be eo #0 ty question. , Whether said” re ne qnewtion wr der *heee eirecmesances said Day iderest ¢ the bnewledge of A Wail etree print somesbat potertoms for ite com. Beoilom with barkropt laws for ite ball operstions tm faney stooks and ite speculations iy Uvtom Flees pro- perty and imperfect titles om mortgage sales, bee avowed iterif the champion of all repudlators of com tracts, aud the wtvvoate of all ineoryoracod swindling concerts. Having aeeomed that porition, it fe, of courve, boand to uisoonstrue the statements of any op- ponent, and aive garbled extracts, for the parpone of covering up the true meating of say operation againat the comparies under the proteation of ts all-powarha® Wing. It ie eald Chat birds of » featuer floek together, and the print slinded to if, to this business in ite mort congeuial element. It bas so little regard for the virmcts, that it is the best organ im edvoosting repudiation ta ctbers. it I? @ work of rupererogation to attemps to refute the re Temarks of (the orgau, tn relation to the eourse Durrued by (he Hudson Kiver Railroad Company, tu the surpevsion of carh payments ef interest ; bat, an two or three individuals might, possibly, be led astray by the ateremente Tred to, @ud as we are uot disposed to Permit the limi ec Dumber of readers of the print to be impored om, it becomes necenemry Lo show that the | Hudson River Katirosd Company hare enown as areet Pant of reepeot for the obligation of contracts, as the {| Orgem selected fir the publication of ite views | We have eb: that @ bone fide coutrnst was made iste ae Se 80 | between the Hodson River Railroad (ons; and wa: be connaed pl cae oo apts cb eesb tte: | cubecstbew te the thece milltens ot ust, te aa fmterent ot the rate of six per cent per anoma was to be paid to cash upem all iortalments paid io, enti the completion of the reed; upom those terme subsorip tome were solicited, and the required enemat ob- tained ‘The tntereet war promptly paid, in eash, 06 eording to comtreet, semi snevaily. wp to the 16th of Neve! " inet aed Gotil withio the past month, the feekhelders b Ty Teason to muppose that the semi anor int + due in May would be paid as cording to contract We have never advosated the: PeyMent cf interest om the capital stock of any tnoor perated ocmpeny. before it wae earned by the legit mete busters: of the coneern; at. on the contrary... hove ever copped enah @ ruinous eacrifise of te ure and owd 1k as the mont iesame poliny witable, but the opiy exouse, the ouly ground we poytoged could honorably be aba. dew for every equare yard ate be might make payable quarterly ; and thas sli kbe ah nved geece rcv emt of tie. hen af myriad in ths ee \ vapoeent eed he ” the 4 Shhh hey called forth ee eet abuse from eatd 1s. om ini betere pour honors, And as Day bad ere rates WRis J 4H Bekors, covenowt @. his part, yer end ou tant your how re may eee, ence ts a Ate mere qoibbies, and the sormer the company: forward abd sdmit that! the eomtrast entered tote ith the stook holders, for the payment of interagt. fu card canne’ be oomplied with and that, from shear Preemity, they have been compelled to resort to am weewe of vovip. for the payment of the promised rate of lntereat, the more ereditabie tt will appear. We have Pe famit Co fee with the management for the suspen Wem det ch the contrary, consider It the wisest policy that could bore berm puremed under the otreum- stances, bet i & Ue stempt te evade the eo ai ROSES | re | Ss ey