The New York Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1851, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. eee JAMES GORDON BENNET®, PROPRIBTOR AND BDITOR. OFTICE N. W. CORNER OF FUL FULTON W AND NASSAU BTS. THE DAILY HERALD, 2 cents per copy—ST per WEEKLY HERALD, Saturday, at 6 eer Ne! ‘day, Ns ae PL TE TTERS by math, for Subscriptions, or with trem yA Lor the postage wil be de> é LENE CORRESPONDENCE, contains OTICE taken of anonymous communications. return Anais rejected. ADVERT’ renewed every Morning. TOS PRINTING cxcculed with neciness, cheapness, el despatch. Volume XVI. . .Numaber 56, AMUSBMENTS THIS EVENING. TALIAN OPERA, Astor Pisce—Ix Gevnauenre, BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Damom ann Pyruras— mDOce. BROADWAY THEATRE, Brow Brosdway—Ocp Love asp rum New —Sexr ro THs Towa. MIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway—No performance. BURTON'S see. Chambers street—Orp Love asp wun New -Womio's Farr. NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham street—Rosmws Mea- pews Kiva. Commmeasue on ae ov Mexwo—A Day lw Paris. BROUGHAM'S LYCEUM. Bros Broadway—fsare Hix Rout —Worin’s Farn—Svpves Taovonrs. CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadway —Brmorias Minstxecs YELLOWS’ OPERA HOUSE, 41 Brosdway—Eriorax Severn ex sv. AMERICAN MUSEUM—Axvsive PervoRMaNces Arrem= moon ann Bvexis NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, $7 Bowery—Rquesraias Panronmascrs. WASHINGTON HALL—Pasonama or THe Piorme’s PRoekiss. BATTLER’S COSMORAMA, and Broas way. MINERVA ROOMS—Panonama ov Inetann. ew York, Wednesday, February 26, 1851. Interesting Political Document. Our readers will find in our columns to-day an interesting document, it being an answer from time since by General Houston, of Texas, on poly tical affairs generally, and on the attitude which the State of South Carolina has assumed towards the rest of the Union, in particular. The remarks ef Genern! Hamilton are cogent ani to the point, and will, we ve no doubt, be read with great mterest by the public. Summary of the Latest Intetligenee, Although but four or five working days remain of the present Congress, both houses seem to act as if the adjournment was distant as many moaths. It is much to be feared that none of the important measures on which legislation 1s so neceséary for the welfare of the country, will be passed before the fourth of March, except the appropriation bills, and there is some doubt even thet they will be passed in time. If they fail, of course an extra session will be called, and the parties who will have rendered an extra seseion necessary will be marked aud remembered in the Senate the bill for establishing an hospi- tal for wounded and dis soldiers of the United States was ordered to be ed, and the re- mainder of the day was taken up ia discussing the bil: directing that all moneys collected by the United States m in California, from the commencement of the war with Mexico, woul (he 12th of November, 1845, be paid iato the treasury of the United 3 and that the offi- cers who collected the same be directed to account forthwith. The bill wa: ered to be engrossed authori Kt provides that $175,000 be allowed to Culifornia for the expenses of the convention of that State; that $100,000, which was expended by the people of California, for the relief of emigrents, bere and also appropriates $300,000 for the ex- of the Califor pverament, up to the time of the adm ja as a State The Jost nemed su elif According to our tel hic report of the pro- ceedings of the House of Representatives, yester- dey, the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation bill was pe t body, yesterday, containing an | ame nc a og additional duties on all kinds ef iron aad 8 manufa 3, and daties on articles which are now imported free. If it has peesed in this shape, it is dou | uf it will be sanec- toned by the Senate We learn, by telegraph, that the Hudson river is navigable to Albany, aad that two of our largest class ste ammboate arrived t without any serious difficulty. It is not probable il be closed again before next winter that it will By late iatelligence received from Hayti, via Boeton, we learn that Emperor Soulouque had kcowledged the justice of the claim of three thou- wand dollare as indemnity for imprisoning the cap- in of the Ames founded charge of s gece oe on @n Ua- ng. and hed promised to tea sloop-of-war Vandalia ay r bed inquired into the matter, and the captain h written home furth astructions. We hope the government will direct nim to enforces the pay- mest at twenty-four hours notice. Americaos are #0 frequently il treated and insulted in that quar- uld be made to feel 8 eror ter, that the bleck ¢ the power of the United Sta am the United States. tes unanimous'y adopted a resolution on the Pr en t all the information ; nmrnt night be in porsession of E * or and aggressions in erica. me ave been amused by + from Washington, etating cue day by roment was in poe oo of no inf ation on the subject, and pext ‘het i ying to the resoistion was oc- ene ! gous correspondence which west i ] anwhile, time has passed awa ‘ve are now within one week ef the 1 f gress, and nothing bas tren ' re seems to be a likelihood that the w 0 “ sued over We prote hai v The subjec ie 'ene which b wen hold on the pudlic mind; and if matters are not now justly and per. nemently arranged in ( | America, they wil result in t @ Eogiand has formelly, and by treaty “neither to o cupy or exercive dominion” over any part of Cen trai America, the yet holds porsession of San aan, an esible, more arrogant in her pre- \e etofore er agent, with the whole W n and Pacific squadrons at their hack, ce t all kinds of fa ti da, uare- ' They blockade at @ moment's notice, im flagr n of international law and right, the por entr he exclusion of the veeee c f the benefit of ) » come + They assume to defiae the derics he my vablics, and threaten ry goveran 1 hae the manhood to re pe! their ceca Our ow i 2 g through the poste of these friendly cted to indignities reputeive to eve eTument of right and propriety, | eo overawed b wales of Englich gues ub notorious. Wh # submitted to, we etand diegraced and humiliated before the world We can eesure thove in power, that the people require that the Playton and Bulwer treaty shall be enforced to ite very letter and ite full epirit; or else that it shall be pronounced a traud aad nam | buy, and formally termineted. If this is not done, jons wi! inevitably oceur on the Tethmua, | « which will lead to bioody consequences communicate with our Pacific States; and by the routes opening here, if the golden opportunity | the reception room was crowded at 12 o'clock. Shortly is not lost through inexcusable inactivty and ignorance, the treasures of the oriental world will | Bie¢ bythe Mayor, Nicholas Dean, Prendent of the “Inaction now is crime;” for we have a duty to perform here, not only to oureelves, but to the cause of republicanism and humanity. If Great Britain is permitted any longer systematically to violate her treaty obligations to us, we must become the scoff and laughing stock of nations. This is a subject which cannot too soon nor toe eamestly engage the attention of the administration; and we trust Congress will not ad- journ without come formal action on the subject, which shall give Lord Palmerston and his busy and unscrupulous agents here, distinctly to,under- stand that their game of fraud and duplicity in Cen- tral America must be terminated. These remarks are called out by the reception from Washington, of the accompanying letter from ‘an eminent member of Congress, whose sense of patnotism and duty to his§ country is not to be overcome by soft words or surfeiting dinnere at the house of the British minister :— Wasninctox, Feb. 22, 1851. There is not # parti taken in the affairs of Central Ameri bers England may appropriate that try, for ought our potidielens care. Central ves no votesto help us make Her people are neither “ An, they are, therefore, not entitled to much sympst It our sweet sister. England, takes potsession of Ay it not belong ne our politicians would be I am disgusted be poured into our lap. cle of interest amongst mem- lo Saxons” nor Snes to the great Anglo and she deserves ven venture to speak the truth of jut to say @ word against the parent country, is nothing less than impiety. Of one thing you may | be assured—mothing will be done by the administra- General Shield’s resolution remains unan- | and probably will ® reply come in at the laet minute You may con rnor of Thirteenth street | continue #0, e it impossible. Dui there are now here members of the Senate even, #0 thoroughly Anglicised. who, in my opinion consult that diplomatic Uriah Heep, Bulwev, in matter: foreign pelicy. Alas for Central Am er courtry that re General James Iiamilton to the letter written some | pathy or support, As an appropriate appendix to this letter, subjoin the following from our correspondent i Nicaragua, covering another from the Secretary State of that republic, in reply to the indepen- dent letter of Chatfield’s, assuming to defiae its boundaries, which has already appeared in the | | upon this goverament for sym- We | for self aggrandizement, but that I migot have it in my Leow ne Nicanacea, January 16 1861 Gevtiemen —T enclose you the reply of the Nicara- | able to control and shape their ow erninent to the letter of Chatfield, forwarded You will observe that there ix no Sinching from the true issue in this matter here, what- ever may happen in the United States. Nothing of importance has transpired since I last wrote. with the exception that it is reported Mr Web- tter baa retired from the cabinet come quite dull, im conteqneuce of the few arrivals from California | The route has hithert #0 many difficulties that it may for the season favorable circum It is reported that the National Congress, now sitting Chinendaga, has ordered the armies ot San Salvador Honduras to fall back from the (rontiers of Guate- Some suspect that this is an English move Ban Salvador ie’ still blockaded, and the wlead of Tigre bas also been placed under blockade. to com- menee this work Nicaragua the JEnglish Consul says, will come nex: in order Annexedis the enswer'ol Nicaragua to Mr. Chat. ‘with my last letter Business has be- considered used up | Compromia It will open. by.and-by, under more | establish Thave communicated to the Suprem the contents of your note of December 5, ia which you ereevere in asserting the fictitious Wage trikes of the Mesqjuitos as sy rtematically the bayonet and the tword of thin th would feel my nam: in my power lies, transmit unimpaired the institutions banded down to us by our venerated ancestors. A country parcelled out in piec accordance with your custom a threat of actual foro The Senior Director of the State has ordered me to reply to your Excellency —as repeatedly has been done in this same affair—thet Nicaragua never bas recog- ver will recognise the existence of the wali Morquito Kingdom and still lees the pow arrogeted by you of determining its bx t thet assumption, Ni the whole world. as extremely offensive to ju tier, a well ae the dignity and sovereigaty of the St: , which are still continued in that country there cannot be « home: cease to have @ Lome that I can boast of, [ do not wih to live another hour on the earth. (Great cheer- 4 and it likewise m zene, till two o'clock, when he proceeded to t! of the City Hell to revi survivors of the New York egies Gen Houston then retired to his qu’ Irving House. Tibe of savages ould occasion more pleasure to my ,overn- to re-establieh the friendly aud important which it desires to cultivate with the re- government of Great Britain. and which have been disturbed by the acts of the @o1 Tam your obedient ser This will do for to-dey. rted in the bill on the | ment th Senator from the aew en evening is one of very attract! formances will co P and Pytbiar.” with Bott in his great character of Damon, and Tilton as Pytbies, Mre. Jordan as Hermion and Miss Wemyesas Calanthe. Those who have wit- Lersed this performance, on a tori Bowery theatre, will be sure to Boott is exceeds: Police Intelligence. WALL STRERT AGAIN IN CONPUSION—ANOTHER AL* LEGED FRAUD, (MOUNTING TO NINETY-FIVE THOU- SAND DOLLARS An arteet was made yesterday by officer A. M.C Smith. of two men, by the names of James McKay and | French Police John P. Cryder, on a warrant issued by Justice Lo- throp, wherein they stand charged with obtaining certain bonde and securities, valued at $95 000, from re yesterday morning Walter P Flamders, Treasurer of the Milwaukie and Missisripp! Railroad Company. e corporation instituted by the State of Wisconsi a y tor long p conclude with the ae — d great celebrity,and the abl conspicu Tilton, Mri These bomde, Ko., com pl obtained from Mr Flanders by | in thet healthy vaamatic state which gives tokens of future conquests in dramatic productions and clearly shows that the drama is about to revive from thet lethargy in which it has for year comedy in which it was received last event Bevnett was equeily as succvartul in the part of mille. a she was on the ps false and fraudulent 1 from the affidavit on fle at the police F Flanders. the treasurer of the oom. y, Vieited this elty in October Inat, Fairieg rome $100 000 on certain securition gauranteed yy the city of Milwaukie and farmers of that vicinity, be purpose of shed Sed & railroad bie im ten yeart, and to bear a cf len per cent. and were, the t Accordingly Mr Flanders had been In the city but afew days when he called upoa by James McKay, who 4 sald he beard that he had nd that be believed oe would purchase thom Joba Oryder, of the firm of & Oryder, was the broker alluded to, but re- 4 bis (Cryder's) name should not be known. as might affect the market, te kept as quiet ae had between Mr which took plac pisses the - deportment of the — entieman. duéed himeelt w 7 abe represented that Mr The farce of menees. with Davidge ¢ Marmed ake Mouser aad brokers in the etre: juentiy: the Mire A. Googenbeim as Mre. Mouser. juently the operatious An interview wae the Flanders and Mr counting room of Wetmore & U after business bours decee by McKay to J » of Nicaragua=The Foreign Policy of | > evening To. e ae appearin the beautiful ballet of Catarina. eile of room of the house abo: = + entered Into by Mel chase of eaid securities, Jota, the recurities to be deposited with @ responsible nly to be delivered as paid for. Mr y and Flanders tor the eser. through MoKay, who acted as the atier for which services he re tioned the house of &trachen ly tached to the Chamber! and M, Frederic will dance a Spanieh bolero, Mr. and Mrs Holman will sing «f chertra will execute the gems of the reepeotive operas Although the above might res & Seutt, with whom t to ceporit them Mr. Fianders requested MeKay | biore bie retara 1. that be might be aatietied with the men. nly MeKay escorted him to the counting nd there jntroduced him toe aden, who Mr F was i to intreduce him to J offered for this mence with the drama of ion Mr. G. B. Locke ps Jethro Baxter and M er as Rosina Meadows This will be succeeded by « rom of Jauden & © Mr Alexander H believe was the head of that beuse tured to Wisconsin about the 4th of N and came back to New York ovember following, sud the next | y, the bth of November clade with Mie Hath great bill of uppored to be. w turned home to over bis papers he d.ecc quently. op look the righature to one of the payers written in betw fact at once surprised Mr Flanders a# name ought to be John dobn P Notwithetanding however igned John P ryder. and aot the first $10 000 ived as the balence guarenteed to be gi urities belong offeredin Wau street at that price, forthwith to t On his arrival here he soon ascar- tained that he bad been duped as. on o hovre cf Jaudon & V0. he vertigate the onae mber of raid house that mo deposits d ever been mm brother of the be id securities bi d in reference to Ury cer. he was f he being the son of J 4 Cryder and o 4 of that firm of the Orm of Wetmore Al | se@ al te $85,000, by talew The above facts w Police Court which ins @ bly is wo erparte matter In jastic y etate that the whol when heard betore t yder were placed in the cnstody of ao ther inve tigated Lert Our ~ Owing to the crowd of advertisements in # paper. we are compelled to det peouetem of. Goneant fax Sam Mousten at the Yesterday at Room, Bocording to previous arrenge- ment, General Bam Houston was received in'the Go- ik. A large namber of Persoms were assembled on the steps ef the Hall, and after that hour, General Houston entered, accompa- Croton Aqueduct Board, and Alderman Edmund Griffin, om the part of the Common Council. The gallant General pearance was the signal for an out- Durst of enthusiastic applause. The Mayor then intro- duced him te the citizens, one by one, by nai and he shook hands with them as they passed. This somewhat tedious and formal ceremony having been got through, his homor said Mr. Deam would addres the distinguished stranger om the part of the citizens, Mr. Dean them said—General Houston, by the re- Feng of the Mayor and Common Couneil of the Cit; sf jew York, I welcome you to this metropolis; an sae, I feel unfeigned pleasure. Yo Topsy on the page of history; and blanks are sat eRe Wed Deve no doubt, with credit to yoursel! ap our country. (Cheers.) You have ao- Tulteed i all occasions witn honor, whether on the battle- Geld. or im the Jenate, or in the Gover- nor’s chair. Your life has been an active and an eventful one, in which you have,done the land of your birth many and great services; but, on a late occasion, you have added new lustre to your aa name, ible. (Gaeat cheering. fork at this Fone 70. pee juliarly a; in the chiet city of tl with sowing the seeds of division in y \y appreciate the blessings jon and are ready to oastain it at allbazerds. eers.) I shall not detain you any longer, well knowing, asI do, hew anxious the citizens of New York are to hear you. General Ho ston then ascended a chair, amidst loud cheers, and said:— Mr Orator, permit me to thank the Mayor and Com- mon Council of the city of New York, through you, tor 20 kind an expression of regard on their behalf, as well asof my tellow citizens around. I have devoted « large portion of my life to the country. It was natural to s points of my conduct, and in performance of my duty, there might have been defects. It was the lot of humanity. But this eppreciation of my general condust, and the terms in which that ——— is exprested. have deeply impressed my heart. My teel- ings on all occasions, I hope, have been directed by right impulses; and if great trusts have been confided tome, the highest reward I ever sought was the probation of my feliew citizens for the fidelity with which I discharged the obligations that devolved upon me. Ifin the recent ‘ogitation I have taken @ cour of whichthe country approves, it is no more th: detired, and endeavored to deserve. I con! Ta emulous of merit. It hae been raid that lam ashe tious, This is unworthy of eny generous mind. If I have sought and obtained posts ot honor, it was not power to confer higher benefite and blessings on my my fellow countrymen. If Lbave been successful, their spprobation ie ample reward for ali that I have done. (Cheers) AsLhbave referred to the agitation which lately distracted the country, permit me to add that Thope it sat anend, and that peace, and happines, and harmony. will be diffused through this broad land. I never betieved in the power of fanatacisa. er the reason of the American people. Tney a: tiny, under the guidence of a beneficent Provid The iategrity ard patriotism of the people render the country and ite ivetitutions invulnerable te the attacks ef eitner open foes or false friends. The broad wgis of the com- stitction, extended over the land, ponies faction at home, sod enables the country to present a defiant front to the most powerful nations on the earth. (Great cheering) Administer the constitution ac- cording to its spirit and its letter. and we want no except what will put down disunion, and ity and concord. This vast country. from the Atiantic to the Pacific, is one whole. and without that entirety. local and sectional prejudices would evail, and justead of one great family, bound to ties of kindred. feuds would spring up, and vminable would be the consequence We will never be @ happy people unless we are united. He is po true American whe confines himseif to a section lees than the vast bounds of the Union. (Jheers) The Union gives protection to all ite parte—it gives us ne- tionality, price. power exaltation among the nations ofthe world But once let @ house be divided again: iteelf. and it cannot stand— it will crumble foto thingners. Bo would it be with the United States. if faction d disunion should prevail. The people's de- tes would cease to be the representatives of their eis, and the will of a despot would be i found ey would be no country —without entirety there cannot be @ country — d when hero of San Jacinto baving t contioued te hold his lev his companions in arm arters at the e with tl fr occasion at the y pepular and a very gre tor, a tage in this pie He will we assisted by Mr. orden, end other eminent artists. Brospway eye —The pew comedy of the “Old he opy in being triumph. argues that the public mind is m plunged The elient, and deserves the success with Mire Julie artett, as Mejor Stock. wae ae w ppy and fective; Conway, as Sidmey. gave a vivid picture of 4 tender ferlings which possess the heart of inimitable in the perronation of Davidgs wae ° comic Betsey Daher 4 20 bappily as to elicit repeat will be no perfor it the Rousset Family joe and M Breseiani will appear in the Freach Le Maitrente des Langues Bu nron’s Toratan —The new comedy u New. which har been ye day are at- Miss Walters te duet, and the or- pnably form anex- urement. yet another pitce which | tractive, wil also bepr ated , or London ia 1851 Nariovat. Toearae.—A fine vill of entertainment f¢ Th. "porte sen will com Meadows with | E Mestay- Rival Chieftaine of. Mexico * kins, Brandon titled the prived if it do not draw an immente Brovowan’s Lyeec st — The new comedy of © The O14 fe eapitally rendered at this popu- 4 stage appotut otr looking ate Production ie fm for the student than the spectator being « a rmooth, polished etyle but le ke the vitelity of inel- dent necessary te prolonged taccers ii i however, nioe* attentively littened to and appreciated by the intelligent mudiences who bave taken the Lyceum into special regard. To-night they have ® fine bil, somaiet ibe of the popular omedy of ° Serve Him Right.’ the famous © World's Fair.” which wili doubtless rag for months, and © Sodd 5 Banxum's Mcstcm. ~The public have always held ta hig hb estimation the chaste and ebeloe peformances at th: Muteum At prevent, however, the parformances fare more popular than ever, the crowd every afternoon evening incre 4 that with ach ® company as thts Che plage ced are wot on nt, bat performed tas well cen pre euner dificult to he erening Mr. aMre TD Yeomar aod ital pir ee f thrilitng pi hte nN comical Ethiopian affair. # t hoemorous, The beneficiaries are worthy, and wil have @ perfect jam The diverting entertainments given at inue to be weil w 4d Joba clowns, together with « Rivers the publication of « vert amount of interest Gur influence in Central Americs, although | ing jccel matter, which we have in type. principal attres tie pop Vu Thuredey evening, & complimentary benett ls to om mphitheatre to ; ianimcosad a afternoon, ¢ Nacts’s Pawanama or Inevavy.—Oommendation on bas become alm erfluous in res) Pa i cecil Ww FORs AMD, LIVERPOOL bal i eed he annual ilcction tor Biseste ne ie ans oe on Tiereday in bear the title ‘of no fecantetmiacts es this period in the art of hattii ste a rejudiee tn wal polls to to be iin two im the afternoon. ‘TING OF THE NBW ¥ Matera the ershess 3 in foe the human form “ conkdent « ‘ep eetation om that 16 will the enthusiasm display- in, end those who claim erald Isle. the manag it, ed alike by those of Irish 01 mo connection with the E Jone aMa OF THE Put pL A LATE ar ure at the meleacholy ey siom to the will of. iF heartfelt ‘the trreparable Loss of the fraternity be shrouded) ‘thirty days, as a tribute of r0-- ublished in tho United States Commissioners Court, Betore Joseph Bridgham, Esq. CHARGE OF FITTING OUT A SLAVE SHIP. 25.—The United States vs. William Tyson.—Mr. ner of the Ramon de Zaido, bf ol er out a6 @ slaver. rie = . Bic xamined N30 sé Broadway, aad Tl Livery setae Co., havi eg thelr uewly rented ures, to visit sheir establish ater Tuesday: thi shise sor of hay me ria pon, the ow: M+ th ‘osolutions be wes ic tne pertostion of ive ar= ¢ meres setae eens and Honuiter and the in ory Hera thi 0 transmit for manufacturi: on ing, exhibit te sh, with ite faciliti ithout # parallel im t! Fashion for Batter, | 107 Nassau street, goruer of & lay rot March nee uh Sprig style of contisenen’ '* Bats fo: fd Eaiverest celebrity which his 83, Tinsic beau! 7 Columbia College, ATERSON GAS for Welthal, Viret, The American fag; ¢ e American Captain Brooks told fy the ‘Yessel was chartered and boui a forthe 0 ery oomrany. ee i» bela J.C. Niebubr deposed thet William of the Ramon de Zaldo in beth thie, ae roduced from the Ci at the ownership im the tor abe eri se ve March's mext. “The ja and cleav et) BMS order of and Directors, onw DREW, Srorowary REANS.—NOTICE. —THE MEM! BS OF TLE. Order cf Bereaue are res) whole Order, ine are ly roome, cau er ‘ ; Mu. Watsameom, soa TE MEMBERS om ORION LODGE, NO. 278, I. 0. ‘oF sted Fe meet at tbo Lod e Room, Cli Al of our late brotbe conveyed to Greenwood fin RG fox B. R. BARLOW, N. G. e louse. It farther jelled by @ sale the 12th of Febrasry, 1860. It is admitted counsel for the defence, that Judge he Marine Court can ‘prove that the Ra- mon de Zaido stood in Captsin when she sailed from eady for Customers — | Phenix Assen i Capt. Brooks was master; I joined Haron 4 aiue tt her onthe 2d August; I did not sign any articles un- til we got to Paranagui Fenda etn having a great respect for dence, isin favor of as the Captain didnot, wish be am inclinations, copectally ¢ ast! po facliane jons lead interment. "oy eras which | epee to, yl cle ere IBBRTY—ITS BLRSING- MOTOR -2em UNDBR- any of his custor ers preter pice signed sar acted firancier and sub-manager to the ay, 134, Nassau, N. aa tor the defence, doub coast of Attica, but that she left this city chartered with a {cargo of hides by » could not connect the defend. ition she may have been taken on ering accurate accounts of the busi tou hereby de ares himself forthwith freed from aay furthor. ‘act or par! said Union. ie WILLIAM GRANGER. 0 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.—SIR—THE AD- vantages to be derived from the nse of the Corrugs er patented by Mr. Rich d Montgomieey, are —In the crown of the fur ae An the bottom of w cylinder b use, and that the: ant with any expedi subseqnent to her sale, Witness centinued—At Ambrize she was searched by @ Portuguese man. ot-war, ge American papers were shown by we then went up the River Congo; ai we went to Port Delama, lay we went to Cobin: well worthy atventio \ds, infants’ waistc, trimming laces, &e. ih trimmings, bt Wigs and Toupees. Citizens and Stran- | #are invited to examine the beautiful wigs and toupeos | tured by Medhurst & Heard, 27 Maiden lane, N. ¥., and National Hotel, L Cae D.C. ry Ae save diss hoisted a signal, which was answered from we then saw Warranted & por- . Also, braids of the manufactory before face o ver the grates 6) por cen! be trenewitted, with lors injury to the plate; bi r by this means tame time its duravility is inereased, aud perceive that th ver the furnace, will be produotiv ely, that the ex # to orack off the" ordered the American fla; purchasing élsewhe he told me what to do with it, it Up; as n00n as the fret boat got along: veral others of the crew took another one of the American crew (Philip Ford) remained on board the BR. de Zaldo; we Temsined at Cabinda until we were seat to Rio by « ship belonging to the same house, trom which ¢ slaves were chipped in Cabinda; I heard that the R. de Zaldo was sold at Rio to Don Man great slave owner. On cross examination, he said he could not r: he supposed the; wi | |: be boat and went ashore ion and ooutrea i= The atrengt |i yy form, with the in the direction of the eur al ‘at the Golden t way, second door above Deane street. om Ba Gcluby. Choice New Crop Teas, Sugars, and Cof- ©. rrugatiens * runnin h very Stay diepented with we get ri lo javing in the weig) ay yvand of muck of the ocet of the labor of eonstracs In love Sues, it probably confers t of obviating the fees, Xe., constantl: ket prices, who: on hand, and for sale at the lowest mar~ and retail, by J. 0. Fowier, g “4 and 424 Greenwich etre Goode delivered toauy | Grocers and couatry | reet, and 409 Gran yare of the city, without | charg Gealers would do'we u We would produced) cannot identity it. L. Roberts deposed that he had been joint owner of the k de Zaldo with Mr. Tyson until tbe was sold, and that she was alwe gitimate busine the attention of Merchants ble piece ef groan’ periy on Broadway to be made by day, at twelve o'clock, at th For the defence, Jai reble per centage of we tie aavitg 1m weicht and cost of evays, the probable in the reduced space ion of ‘a oorrugate mployed in le- that the captain had no authority, either trom him or Mr Tyson to employ that vessel in any business that was not legal; melther Mr. f'yson nor witness ever fitted the R. de Zaldo out for the al trade, either directly or indirectly; she was ne’ engaged, with the knowledge or assent of either; when she sailed from this port it was upoi there was no understanding that she chartered or sold for the Rio, and neither Mr. Tyron nor myself participated in h after that; the captain sold ttorney, which he hadona previous voyage ; the defendant Tyson is a ship chand- re; he was previously a ship- e the time of the war. wircpage of all perrens iutoresved im Grpesially of those interested im steam ni: De WHO MAS TRET ED THE Connusaren 3! ‘AUTION TO PEROUSSION CAP DEALERS.—Tak beeribers, at the requost of the manufacturers of © om caps. bey to call attention to the following no- a! & Bouland, 86 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. INSTRUCTIONS. | Ik AM u. DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOk, NO. 20 for legion and sent o3P. jt ; she was sold at © universal repu ir manufacture, ler for ten or t v4 y master out of this port, s: Deeision reserved Brookiyn City Intetligence. City Counr.—Indictment for Libel —nomas Pictou, the editor of the New York Sunday Era, against whom an indictment was found by the Grand Jury, at their last session. for an alleged libel agsinst Rudolph Oetober last, and the signatures wh a shenesty dooe not rort Lol The cape the 001 ¢ ofa very inferior qualit ours do, tpedeng | and stylo of I pore of manufa graph, (patented Sevetae, aud private dwellings, untert instead of oon have but an inferior 1pr: ets. } for botels, reenwich, corner of Beach Caanues HOWLAN D, LE Ww RIC! y Joskrn STAPLES. ublished im that been arrested on ag ney yesterday, when the ton became bis bail, t! LLIG, m for the gon ne OD by LE Gas AIL ROLD NOTICE—IMPROVED TURNING TABLE, ond Turning Plat’ oe mS 3 je recognizances being $250 each. NE, Jeracy City, N. Je ME ILLUMINATION CAME OF, yeetorday, that the office of Gord bi large trade, being in one of (he richest 4 offers unecmmon | «paid, MERCHANT, | THE WEEKLY HERALD. MAILS FOR EUROPE AND CALIFORNIA. ‘The British steamship Africa, Capt. Ryrie, will leave thie port at noon to-day, for Liverpool, and the Ameri- ean steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, at three o'clock thie afternoon, for Havana andjChagres. The European mails will close at halt past 10 o'clock this morning, and the California mails at two o'clock this afternoon. The Weeery Henaio, lish, tor Europe, tricts in the State, Address, im real name, BOARDING, &e, —A LARGE FRONT ROOM uitable for one or two gen HANDSOMELY men, can be had hed, » by eppiying at No, 2 Collexe place. OARD—A BANPOOMBLE FURNISHED, BED ROOM. 4 Private parlor branches of besineee and b in the vielalty o Nene need apply save’ those wi Manged. Address S'S Herald ott.os. + toed Ba eatnees, taste, hould call at the treet, corner o. to pay a fair price. printed in French filled with interesting matter for California, will be published at halt-past 9 o'clock Our readers in Europe and Calitornia will find copies of the Henauo at the following places: — & Co., No.1 Colum@a Buildings, L’pool. Edwards, Sandford & Co., No. 10 Gresham street, London. «No. 12 Place de la Bourse, Paris. an Francisco. WISH TO FI If in Brooklyn, near room would be a BE COM: INTER APPOINTED BY THR sUSSCKI- 4 Ai to distribute ti rt that receipt atalogue: this morning. roperty Seton he recoaia Subscribers, Se omtitied to artiole Ne. 66 on the No. No.8 « aided to OARD UP TOWN WANTED FOR A FAMILY OF Three rooms will be required. The ne erscotion of Broadway and 8 Svenve as por toher le, and terms moderate LADY CAN BE ACOOMMODATED board, wivhs liberal family, in the oper part uf near Broadway, by addressing R Richmond, Br Advertisers in Europe can aleo send all business |, intended for this paper, to the care of BH Revoll, and Edwards, 8a: great ciroulation of the Henao offers tages to Europeans asa means of spreading their ad- vertinements before the weate: OARD WANTED—FOR A GRNTLEKAN AND W rivate family, where there or no boarders: central locality preferred. cardsand notic (no children.) ina AN AND BIS LADY, rt eSE im wrappers, sixp please call at N RSE 7. Nos 24%, 62, 196, 103, 3, 40, 161, 248, 106, 213, 190, 186. Nos. 87,44, 46 to 54, Ss WN TOWN DINING TOR IMPORTANT CHAR Acteristion of the he askE ¢ receipt of thir the sbsotnte neat rantity of ail the db quests are served, arajcles ured, the irae Pat » the good quatit ogy. —M. Slaer aah a lecture final, ovbeegr ty hen ag al through the epring qnarter. Moss Roses —Tear oe bag = 4 fibres from the mows rore and its beauty is Finglets and her I jo in Eighteenth street whieh is b re pecttuliy ¢, between the houre BY 4 bknor Tak COM LOST dies LOST ON THE 26h INSTANT, ON t the let of eroum ANTED— A ROAN MARE OF GELDING kin sew arts SS ie ic aad imparts to it lexurie bs, purity and beauty. Canettne Rome the rival of Fanny Bile. “nhdgeas 950% rs and dealers wil CLOTHING, WANTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL wR GIVEN TO PRING AND SOMMER CLOTGING AT ra al L overboard from the dark color, with telahirt and sos coats be of the firm now visite periodically ¢ kets, purobtaers enn rel. ‘of good attached, which graph gould not be cand arrangoment, of dure OfT SIX BONDS OF $1,000 RACH, OF rae, ra 4 Road ina Kaulro pric. Doe 5. DEVLIN, 83 and 36 John etrect, corner of Nasenc. ADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE MERRGY eu8PROT- fully informed that they can Up Town Board of Heaith. J. A Porzont 4 Hsie dressing Saloon NB —The Bond No. 1,138 in tie banda of « party he made to peas off the others . passed 4 DIBS OR ORNTLEMEN D: Piviogeiphin ‘and age’ into cash their mediate notice shoulss Sof the others be pr Ost OW yorpay, Rosh, Satan tre’ notes, FRERUARY th, corihat at his. fe M.S COMBN, 8 Rew and Toapees.— Persons hy sperior Wik or \ 14 ‘M1 Chambers. and 193 Rea HOUSE’, ROOMS, &., WANTSD. TELEGRAPHIC. ne MAG N yy TALEGR oy u c couPary berw BAN 4 a ‘and Beaver etroeta, how ¢ifiecalt. nem ane civehimae New Your vdlen, corset of Maneve pant OF A hol To the Dyapeptic —the Regt and fn- fireet el Breac of apepaia Bitters + ow en fferers whe hi. We of thew, and if it planes out hall of y} at they give it gredit fer i} worthy of at Pay atre p fy sygtemet iad ite Beeinese eof Aeliveey of mecsagen, are 4 deliver any number odation of the pabli nd fideliry hitherto phipa Wevinese of the public te, thert- At ihe en ooraer of peaere | M. BWALN, Provident, 88 WANTED sve by ty 4 wife, consisting Pbourhood. Address J 4. @ @ Jocwity, References tne a0 Ud tt has #one fort Sat ATER, PART on oh Pa ghd 4 ch a liberal rome will be get Athos Liki ome. ee