The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1851, Page 1

‘The news of the battle between the armies of the confirmed. The President of Sat The Position of Nicaragna—The Character of the Ailaitonts—The Proballe Settlement of the Shep- The State herd Claim. You hove as yet had but a bird's eye view of the satate of matters and things here. While the natives here are but a pic: ¢ Juan to Granada, and making it a desirable route of 1 vel. Nothing can exceed the courtesy and politeness vages here that you suppose; and were you here to attend some of the dinner parties, you would be surprised at the luxuries that we enjoy, a at the richness of the tab! yourselves lucky in eati ‘ pine apples which you get in New York, bat could you eat ours, you would not only pe r, ict we i imited ow. | of 0 me, which I have been, with my limited know. Seated and detineved ta geesence of a good profit. and San Juan of te nish you with the latest shi must clove this, ax the v ready to sail for Chagr: forwarded by the Creses which will, in a measure, settle the Ih Nicarngua, or be th an adju Affairs at San Juan—Arrival of the Promethe Arrival of Americans—The Feding about the E z lish— The 22d of February, §e., &c. ‘There has been no change here since my last, po- Jitieally, at least; and it seems that the vexed qa tion of protection, pose to be settled. In the m aesume the position that the old law of “might makes right,” and exercise authority as heretofore. ‘The #t®amer Prometheus arrived here yesterday, after a short passage She has two hundrod and seventy passengers, part | feutently xi from this place. ‘The number passing through this route has increased within a few days, and the sail- ing vessels fill up generally for New Orleans. The | ft of Bride stres price of passage has been reduced; and, take it ale fogether, thie route fx here exists a div: cubility of canalizing that part of the river obstract- J by rapids ; but it the aml most healthy. ultimate advantages arising from the position of | Justice yesterday remanded this port on the map, and therefore the plainest and | Thureday. stronest language «bh. the government of the United States the fulfilment Charge of Stealing Clothin, of its duty in relation to the treaty. Between two and three thousand Ainericans have passed throagh | dere within a few months; and the expression of ot in somnas to ad English anthorities tl ng sway at irey Town, was freely given. Every one uppored the place relinquished from Bri- | acknowledged stealing ihe clothing. but denied taking of courgs knew “ under which king” they serve: eure @ olific fields of Central land the lion’s paw upon them ; arrived when it behoves every man who calls him- “ i ae directly after she left he looked for self an American, 0 protest'against this assumption om —~ wen pp ey ine agvensdaue ~~ of authority in a iter most dangerous t ‘Lot held ber (9 ball (0 aa- 0 the dows of liberty and justion. Ate uot the rights of | the charge, and Just WHOLE NO. 6728. D @) U B L E Ss H E E T ‘ independent republics threatened with Austin, Fer Soy BOS plea of protection to an unacknow- ee er | OT ae t is a matter of pride, and the feeling i: \j LATE ly expressed among: Americans here, that it has in this matter, calling up- on the people to ask their government whether the Clayton and Bulwer treaty means something or nothing. If we are to be made the la OF THE the Mosquito king, and the rest of ska be known at once. The mere fact of our citizens ‘STEAMSHIP PROMETHEUS, being subjected to the disgraceful humiliation of giv- ing up their arms in a country where they are neces- Bice, de., de. sary for protection, is enough to call the blush of shame to the cheek,and the remark is true, th: ‘The steamship Prometheus, Captain Miner, ar- | lishmen are protected abroad better than citizens ived at this port, yesterday morning, from San Juan of the first republic on earth. de Nicaragua, whence she sailed on the Lith inst. She brings us full files of the Gaceta de Guatemala | tion is settled. ‘to the Ist ult.; the Bolein de Notas, of Guatema- ta, tothe 10th ult.; the Gaceta del Salvador, to the ‘Bist of January; El Cundadano, of Carthagena, | the to the 23d ult., and La Democracia, also of Cartha- gena, to the 20th ult. Rees has taken the stan: ARRIVAL aLation.] ‘The steamer Director was running regularly on | qhe President of the Republic of Guatemala, con: Lake Nicaragua. sidering that it is time to fix the acquired rights to the ‘The health of San Jun was good. uncultivated lands on the northern coasts, and with the | seer of Lands. [From the Honduras Wat which immediately spread t Our Nicaragua Correspondence. to twenty houses comple! San Juan pe Nicaraeva, C. A., others injured. Mareh 2, 1851. Treasvry Dr lature, passed during the sessi called upon the creditors of the b the Treasury of the 5 ember next, the evid ne race, they are capable of | millions of five per cent « Texas, directed that fi of stock of Texas, for wh against the United Stat bonds or certifieates, in suc’ of all such claims are nd deseription of thom owne | am) to take advantage of the ed States, in regard to the | ¢ » agreeably to t Nicaragua has become, | been approved by the P etter known than the rest, in pursuance of the aboy bout the town of Saa | 180. put Costa Rica must event- ring to commence the work | 1850. ten millions of dollars in wan navigable, by r ing ‘ocks, whic ng the transit from San lions of said stoek shall b the State holding bonds of Texas for whieh dut ¥ tw uses of all el or on account of wbiiants here. We are not that horde of sa ron would appointments. You couat ng thove sickly oranges and lodged ‘ul Yow. for the purpose of e wid wet, ane srood release to Phe Unite reive the dif- | » but you would know the distinction. h warkets here are glutted with every kind of | o 1g Which you may consider about two- — ¢ Thave hada lot of saleratus Witness my hand and seal, at sot (which has almost all been y+) trying to lea provisions, fle 1 readi (Two witnesses.) Brooklyn © are opening, | vost. a young man apparently ago, when Vanderbilt's steamers will hereaft Gowan al news of this | im d also will fac- intelligence. t City to you. } e but’ time to add that ne, Zto settle the Shepherd cla which, I think, will he « tish claim on | 8 that will accomplish | wmeut of the difficulties here. Yours, 3. | | Sav Jax, Mareh 1, 1851. several alarms of fire, bat the: Walworth streets, which proved dence of Mr. Jom ion, and imposition, is not ntime, the English agents | reeew n New York, via Chagres. rms. ax also out the } Teqt ne n the bed } | r . . imi I become the one preferre: street, who fell from a ferry b ty of opinion as to the practi- | found at the South ferry on agement,w all steamers can run, as | reste: the route is the shortest | charge of «testing is no question about the toh, and some articles ipated, even ns it i l be weed to enforce upon Police Intell on @ charge of ateali frock coat and pants, ection, but were disarmed upon arrival, and | the money. Justice sun shines yes the ever-yielding name of Johanna Am orien, so sure has | hing-stock of ind, itshould that the independent press will s this matter, aed not bd catished t 'k out boldly in this vexed ques- The 22d of February was celebrated hero by a dinner at the United States Hotel, and the memory of the Father of his Country freshly revived. Among toasts, was the following: ‘ The Inter- nal—its motto is, ‘Dont give up the ship- "The Prometlieus Jeaves this morning at 9 o'clock, Our thanks are due to Mr. R. Lord, the. gentle- | for New York, via Havana, RDP. manly Purser of the P. ,for late news. ‘The King of Mosquito was staying on board H. B.M. schooner Bermuda, at San Juande Nica- | January, the following:— “ragua, when the Prometheus left. BE a ay ~ Guatemala. We extract from the Gaceta, under date of 10th object of avoiding such questions as may arise between those interested, for want of the basis which in such i Sal. } i cases regulate the right of possession, and which it has republics of San Salvador and Gautemala is fully ‘difficult to establish, on account of the different lvador, ge- | circumstances in which the lands have been granted, neral-in-chief of the troops of his State and of Hondu- bg ven ras, was completely defeated at La Arada, by Gen. Carrera, commander-in-chief of the army of Guate- mala. The battle began in the morning, and after | Of the republic, from the River Sibun down to the River ‘four hours of desperate struggle, Carrera, by an ad- mirable movement, put the enemy to flight. The vanquished army lost 528 dead, 1,000 guns, and 200 Article 2.— 7 will lose all the right U Prisoners. The Guatemaleans, in comparison, had poe. a cqaclipa ocaptn etn ardanet® they few dead ond wounded. The General says, in | themselves. or some other persons, do not fulfil the de- Parepoets Mephitis ioes in wonmded:.and deed) ie.| STATIS 261°. i io extuainn the valldliriat the ot more than 75 men. Vasconcelos, after the com- | documents obtained, and take the uecessary note, and. bat, abandoned the field with a part of his troops, | keep it as existing. and retired to San Jacinto, closely pursued by the enemy. It is also reported that the soldiers of | for the purposes of cut Vasconcelos insulted their General at Matalapa. Sinee the battle of Arada no other action had taken place between the belligerent armies. —-- The Gaceta of Guatemala, and the Gaceta of San Mosquito. Salvador, of previous dates to*the battle, are filled with proclamations of the Presidents of the two re- | publics, to their soldiers and the people. They | contain nothing more of interest. ‘The news from Carthagena is to the 23d of Feb- | have swept the whole town, tuary. The Legislature of the State, for 1851, has © great work to do; it is the project of a new po- litical code for New Granada. The papers of this | jelieved that it arose from some country have the greatest hopes for those reforma- | women. ‘The .Charibs armed . themselves -tions which were wanted for a long time. matcheat Article 1,—Those who, by whatever right. have obtain- ed grants of uncultivated lands. whether by right of pos- session or by paying, and those who hold them in virtue of permission as mahogany works. in the northern coast ‘Tinto, including the lagoon of Yaabal, Montagua, and Santo Tomas, must present their documents to the over- seer of lands within six months, reckoning fru grants made in favor of those who There are two other articles to this deeree,stating that no other grants or license will b: given, except wood; and that, at a fixed time, the examination of all documents will take place in Guatemala, at the office of the Over- ‘hman, March 1.] From private sources we leara that the town of Limas, on the Mosquitian territory, was nearly des troyed’ by fire—the effects of ineendiarisin. Spaniard, named Bertrand, set fire to a house, others, it not been for the indefatigable exertions of the Charibs, and the lull- | ing of the wind. We have been unable to barn the cause for this outrageous act, though it is ispute regarding nd other weapons, apprehending some danger; and, finding Bertrgnd, the: andehoppedhim to piccoy There were some fttecn ely destroyed, and several y fell upon him Notice to the Creditors of Texas. March 22, 1351. acts of its Logis of 1343 and 1549, Republic to file te, previow 1: es of thy ms, and Congress having, by an act approved ‘the greatest improvement. Ifthe natives of Spain | 9th September, 1850, autho should ever arise to that high state of mental excel- lence which now characterizes the most civilized na- | should not be issued to Te. ‘tions of this globe, aud become coadjutors in those ‘Schemes which contribute so much towards the ad- vangement of the human race, it will be in Central America that the first effort will be made that shall redeem the children of old Spain and their descen- dants from those slothful bonds that keep them back fromthe advancement of the world. We have here a country unrivalled in point of climate, pro- ductions, and mineral wealth; and the one thing needful here is enterpris favors thrown upon us by nature, and the energy | previous to the Ist of October, , ithink, not be lacking. ‘There exists much | ®relense to the United State ignorance in the Ur state of Central Ame for the last few months, from the diplomati Juan, or Grey Town’ ually be the most important. FORM OF RELEASE. ‘There are now here a corps ofintelligentand active | Whereas. by an act of Congress approved September 9, | five per cont «tock are be paid to the State of Texas for constderatia hh | Mentioned. with a proviso that no more iseued wentil th A other eertifient + on imports were sp. ed. shall first file at the ‘Treasury of js against the United stat ming the issue of ten Kk to the State of ons of said st anti of the State holding bonds and of es on imports were expecially pledged, shall first file at the Treasury of the United States releases of all claims for or on account of said | form as shall be pre- scribed by the Secretary of the Treas proved by the President of the. United State: Row, in order that this department may authenti- cally know the amount of the claims for which the duties on imports were thus pledged, the holders or quired to file the t this department 351 | that © Acting Secretary of the deseribe the bonds or certifientes } x for or ou account of tine (1 y Intelligence. Axovira Reverie Chaner ov Kare —Aben or is not the same place it was | eighteen years of age was charged yesterday before meil as if it were a desert- | Justice Truman Smith. with committing a tape on the person of Julia Pollock. a child about five y one day last week. ‘The prisonor wi . | which distinguishes such an ac York, about to start for Jersey, by one of ( fleers of the former city, on Sanday. to whom he al- mitted the truth of the charge. peared fer him, but m woe remanded Wer Garrison ap. evidence was gone into, and he ty Hoverrat.—At the Common Cor { Alderman be ations are now Fried appropriating $2000 tot at awrs or Sravets.—The comm’ the proposed change of the naue Atanas axp Fines. —On Sanday proved. emfou art near Bergon street clock, the particulars of which a: Herald yesterda y—anel another about fytr 9 | day morning, in Myrtle avenue, between Spe remises were in the occupation of Mr, Ebenezer Jones, plackemith and wheelwright. and consisted of a larg shop, with stables beneath, and adjoining was the red- “family. ‘The alarm was not gi til the fire which broke out in the shop liad mals can. jernble progress, and the family were with diffeulty from the flames, together with a fow articles of furniture. Five new wagona, one horse, one cow, and | ral implemenents of trade were di imated at $2.000—no insurar felt In the city at the frequency of false the tardiness with which reil ones are and the want of precision in pointing | example of tir, Don © | this singer. We shall terminate the short ay of Alexander Devlin, whieh was found at the The deceased had boon missing for some weeks, and is supposed to have fallen feom a inquiry was made as to wed. a carpenter, late of Navy Benoran Cavenr.—OMlect Call.on Saturday last, ar- man named William Davis. (colored) om a ein Navy street. a silver | wearing apparel, The police mm for examination on | of the Tenth ward, arrested a man by the name of John om the Mth instant, * $96, the property of William No, 580 Water street. On the arrest of thy As | Pree Mnesed Charge of Stealing Money —A woman. by the Cty Sion wa ate Ve , charge of stealing a wallet, containing $27. md the time hi berty. who in her house. It seems ‘calle him: ron ine oot mr cutie to ble bed ond tabe his wall MORNING EDITION-----TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1851. VERY LATH FROM CUBA. The Carnival at Havana—The Arrival and Reception of the Hon. Henry Clay, dc. We have received, by the steamship Prometheus, the Diario da la Marina and the Gaceta de la Ha- bana, to the 19th inst.—two days later than those brought by the Ohio. The steamship Faleon left Havana on the 19th, for Chagres, and the Georgia, the same day, for New Orleans. The Isabel arrived from Charleston on the 18th, and would return on the 22d. On Monday, off the Moro, spoke the steam fri- gate Saranac, with the!commodore’s flag flying, and all well. . The news is of little importance. The Flon. Henry Clay arrived at Havana on the Vth inst., in the Georgia, from New York. He took rooms at Madame Almy’s. We learn that Mr. Clay immediately received invitations from the Captain General, Concha, to visit bim at the palace, and from the Conde de Penalver, to attend a grand soirée musicale at his princely residence. Mr. Clay receives the highe# attentions from all classes. All seemed desirous of seeing him. It is Mr. C.’s intention to remain at Havana two or three weeks He will then proceed to New Orleans. It has been decided not to admit foreign gold at Havana at par. On the 17th inst, at three o’clock in the after- noon, the Governor General, Jose de la Concha, gave to the population a magnificent spectacle. It wag a sham fight by all the troops of the garrison. The small army was composed of artillery, cavalry, and infuntry. After having passed in review, the corps were directed to the Castle of Prineipe, whore they formed themselves in order of battle. Then the action commenced, and it was, indeed, an imposing and beautiful sight. In all their manoeuvres, the | men of all arms distinguished themselves by their good order, and a martial air which makes their strength the admiration of all nations. When the battle was finished, the troops defiled before tho Governor General, who appeared quite pleased at their appearance, ‘The numerous persons attracted by this spectacle, gave frequent marks of enthusiasm and admiration, in wituessing the movements of the army to which are confided the most sacred interests of the island and its inhabitants. A grent bull was to be given on the 234 instant, at the Tacon Theatre, for the benefit of the bene- volent society of the natives of Catalo: The Ravels left Havana, by the steamer Falcon, for New Orleans, on the 19th inst. THE CARNIVAL IN 185], {From the Faro Industrial, March 9 | It is several years since so much animation, during the three last days of carnival, has been witnessed, ay Chat of this year; and the amateurs of balls snd masks dil ngt fail to amuse themselves at the time we speak of. Th» ublic and the society balls, and those which took place 4 of our choice society, have been bril- liantly abounding iu livel¥ scenos, in witty mystifications, in guid pro quos, able fo mn * most hypochondfiae man laugh. and to the most inye- ‘arnival of Havana. the inhabi- aselves with balls given in the P De beaut elegant quadriite never was heard in th which. before the carnival, more than once, doors to the beautiful ladies and private fe r. have. this year, edit isso. The masked ball which took pi Ki Cerro. and of whieh we informed our read duedd the Count of Penalver to give another. ‘The invited to the ball wore obliged to come with mvisks. a the gentlemen without ‘The saloons were fithed with reunion so pleased and animated that joy re it; this freedom good tune, that clegaut 4: y volubility. whieh are the somt of the balls ing the carnival, 1a which, the fastidious etiquette disp pearing, permit to beautiful face, bidden behind a Teak te choose « partner for a polka or a rigadoon, without caring for the prejudices of the epoch, The number of the ladies who assisted at the m querade of Sr. Conde de Penalver was g 3 for al the beautiful invited had not failed to cxmply with the order of wearing domino costumes; there were also «om» so beautifil that they rivalled their owners. We will | notice one of red satin, furnished with black ribbon ant belts, which was the most elegant, the most fresh, and the newest which we have seen in this class of dicey showing in the lady masked the proverbial good taste whieh i “f appanage ow every occasion. As for the of y guests. it was easy to recognise that here was a disp nto rival each other in beauty of colors and ornaments of the best taste, some of them ng a flounce of rich white pearls. At cleven o’¢elock in the evening, the joyful youth gave themselves up to the enthusiasm which inspired both foreigners and natives—a creole dang a brilliantiy conducted by Arditi, exe kas, quadrilles, and mazurkas, til five o'clock in tre morning | We have said that the orchestra was brilliant; ant it Was inpowible Lo be otherwise, composed musicians of the Opera, headed by the hed asx the worthy lead crated Ar. or of 8 rable, until five o'clock in t the forces are wanting. and whea it ts ace sary to regain them in order to coutiaue to render gow honors to Terpsichure ‘The unexpected festival in the raloons of Signor Con te by all who nalver, will be pleasantly remembe this enmptuous flo the charming det the host, whe did the honors of it wit LYRICAL SOIREE. We read inthe Goveta de la Habana. of the « ¥ this fliustrous nobleman to his tric quaintances SOIREE. {From Fi Faro Industrial. Mareh 11.) Sr. Don U. Perez gave at his residence, in 5. Len’ street. a magnificent soiree on the orcasion of + in his family. AM that is interesting. amiable am gantin our fair sex, and all that is polished and well educated in our masculine youth, were united thers aod composed the me pins ultra of the most brillisnt ant lected company. The owner of the house sang; at the piano. an aria of Marino Faliero, Uther gentiemen took and one sang an aria of Her nani. another of Lacrezia, and at last. Sr. Salvi, our be- loved and complaixant Salvi, sang. accompany ing him- self on the plano, a beautiful and sweet [taliaa eomene « which produced a true furore amongst all those preaat who had some knowledge of the musical art. It was (le firet time that we hed heard Salvi sing in @ and this occasion gave us a better idea of the qual musical soiree. by speaking of the freedom, lity. amd good reception of the host. which augmented, if passibi the delicious moments which we spent there Let us have come more soitces of this kind! Tion. GB. Bale or adie rove Weed D. ©. LeRoy, Onondaga, vechus, Washington Hon, Wm. if Shumway, Oewego: W. P. Britt W. 1 Beach, Chart m. 8. 0; land; Capt, Coppie. 1d. Richards. Pivlia- delphia, are among those staying at the Erving House Ryeritt, Washi : WR. Young, New Yor! G. Breconnte, Ohio; Mark Taylor, Washington, Samuct yulkner, Boston, ond thirty members of the State Le- gislature hove arrived at the American. — Dr. Bly, Philadelphia; G, Means, Virginia; T Marko. Washington; 1. Carter, Augusta; R. Rdmoason, Clivries ton; K. Keldon, Obio; B. 1, King, Couneetient, aod Capt Luce, steamer Aretie, arrived yesterday at the Astor. Wim. F. Goodwin, Boston; 1. N. Titus, Canada; Ro 7 Gregory, 1. G. Owen, North Carolina; A. J. Daaa. Wn Lynch, and A. T. Cull . Virginia. were among the arrivals at the Howard Hotel. " A Hon. 1, F. Frost, A. M. Perry. Ohio; ©, 0. Chapin. Mosenchusetts; H. B. Ingraham, Pennsylvania, M. If Hnaeon, Galiforgia; F. Beekman, and WU Weed. Uon- neeticut, were among the arrivals yesterday at the Cliatom Hotel. v sate mr ye v ‘ada is reported aa ‘The United States sioop of war Va inte left at Guayaquil, December Mth, bound fur the Sind wick Isiands thenee to San Francisco, ‘The Welland Canal is to be opened for navigation oa tho 250 inst, PRICE TWO CENTS! Movements on the Legislatwre—Second Vidt to ourInstitu.lons—A Tremendous Crowd and ¢rush—A Panny Scramble for a Mr. Daarrr announced would meet the morning, at half past 9 actly at half-past six 0 clock, at the foot of Twenty-Sixth street. —- | the forenoon; but no one waa able to was well recited, aud loud applause followed. then read from 9 ing statistics fi mace it eet bot Mr. Dasern his hand, the followi Beppe, the superintendent. i Yesterday, the members’ of the State Legislature, as the guests of the Common C"ouncil, paid a second vidt to our institutlom, and were ,"reatly gratified with what they saw. According to previous arrangement, thoy as- i sembled At lialf-past eight o'clock, @t the city Hall, where a train of omnibuses and carriages, “ruwn by four horses, with feathers flying from their heads, were in waiting. At nine o'clock; the party set out, and a€ that time num- bered about three hundred; but, like a .wow-buall, it in- creased as it rolled along till it doubled thet number by the time it reached the steamboat, at the foo t of Twenty- Sixth street, Bast River. In addition to the Mayor and | Common Council, the heads of departments, tho Juskges and magistrates, and clerks and officers of courts there was a large Dumber of invited friends and hange and mamy, too, who were not invited. The fuir ae: not come out very strong; but still there were some to the oceasion. The number was about double w. wt . The fame of that day's spree the press, and attracted quite crowd. ley assemblage—city fathers, and State fa- governors, and commissioners of emi. placemen and politicians of every feather, heads and silver greys, policemen and custom | editors and reporters, old men and maidens, with a very considernble number of loafers, ‘The part: spread ae eyd im va . pate os» eh ahedb ort and some another—but with the intention to mect at the or Bellevue Hospital. The legidators {the Aronten Uhhugs they had wieuesed ing the schools. chic the Fourth and Fifteenth warda. the maj tothe Free Academy, while the remainder | direct to the steamboat landing at Bellerne Lospital, fearing to be too late. THE FREE ACADEMY. At half past ten o'clock the legislators arrived pt the Free Academy. in Twouty-third street, whom Dr. Web- | ough the builling, of which | Number of persons employed to | ‘Total connected with the institution........ 0 ier), are thee say tl (addressing himself to the iri i this iatitution another collection of children in thia wo: in whieh there is #0 much of kindness, pleasure amd hagy!- ness, (Loud cheers) them—no vile trie : U Fd he il { toway—-Thislittle if d ary most worthy gentlemen moved back as lvnding of all the passengers omni whole party to the ( seven o'clockthte members T aii satistied i Mit 5 gta ks. Now and then, a little fellow in, who may umake a mistake; but he is soon set right, and these boys are a muclens worthy le I introduce to them the Lie of State, and the Legislature, I bog tirat is open, amd the world * is no doubt but c Cotveil have been very Hberal im tl ‘The committee of arta H et and regard; euant Governor. f pa Oscar see * h 7 A Fe ster, James Webb, ; Words, Daniel F. ‘Tiemmn, abcaimns Mooees ° THE VISIT TO BROOKLYN To-DaY. ‘ulations for rectiving thease disti were finally heer oma Yesterday, by the At ten o'clock, A. M., the Mayor.on behalf of the authosities, will receive eke Br will remember tlrat the road wide, that they may com here some day thenrel ves, apettabhe farmers, metixenics and ar- will gow introduce te you Licutemut Governor | Loud cbeering followed from the Randal’a Island Guard. Licutenant-Governor Curaca then said :—You ma: ature of the'State of New Yor! ith what they have seen tosday. in be more interesting thon to see so larger With no father oP Friend but the put» sel: xing of order, ant i witnesmed dermen lienry Fe ts ‘weit assured that Phe L i fale Frigp ol of ith ous directions ym pba tta {Sis one himupee. year jomeg sa one ‘Upen truth, thoe there is no vent you fom attaining tole highest houomi of gowera- 9.) In other tends you might ow lives ; but here it isnot so. By hous. | ‘you may not onfy: reach the atetions we highest in (e eountry have no fathers to book ower you!no im nurse you, yet yom have kind {tienda who wi uesqood and obedient, your gisiabors to express your i ? houneed it one of the oA Pes Teeny intheeity, After any Passaces.—The ship Jamestoway occupy, but 4 Contain Homan. owned by Mosca Siote. Gardner & Oo, apply — September for Cal to Sam Francisco im v4glat y do Vulparetso to Sun Brongis | Grip frooe Bio to Sam Vranciseo being ouly sevem dagw chind Uke White Squat wh! complished betw ; anf you cont may one day comm ‘here aa gratitude for anu dustitution so gtetious in its retults. use (Om all quarters.) Mi Sceretany of State, was newt | ies and genttemen ted wil me, have hi Visiting the noble ebwrities of this great city aud Siat + and every new view unfolds Mul So what hae be onset Governor. yet be legislators, surprising if sate of Ukése boys, few yours, came to visil thy instituti ofheers of as Ge had gcod parents who reared him res) him a good educat! ster showed them all tu they expressed their warmest admiration. nothing very interesting in the exercises, thing that aitrected any one of the pupils, of Occan;” but the P show his skill in the art. thirty four days; the le the quickest time ow port’ erst that frogs Franeleso the shortest evee made. opt. Lresk, owned by the saane fitany we from San Francisco to Cateatta, » wrt apace of eixtg- notice was the recitation, by ord Byron’s ~ Address to the Professor of Oratory, a9 if ambitious to so many corrvetion ~ painful than othe audience seemed to think Uaat the manner Of reading the poet. though not quite so theatri- eal, was more natural, and equally impressive. The party remained here just half an hour, xnd then proceeded to BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. Here there was a host of people before them, and the crowd altogether seemed so large that it boearae a qu tion whether the steamboat would hold them, ‘Thre hos- pital was examined by the legidators, treme fectiy satisfied with it. could not do otherwise, for it was admirably neat, ordor- | ly, andelean, and ita beautiful situation. looking the pure waters of the Kast river, while if impress. mind with the idea of pure air and salubrity, ga feature rather of a flue rus in urbe mansion than of tumity of | ever withiathe last few ds Lhave pothing stance of 19000 miles, im tie al fzht days, wich is, we belivwe, within three-@ayw af Ueing the quickest trip betwoom those ports ever'mads. | What makes thewe vo. | Trot that both of (he above era the Jamestown having been built £ e | New York and I would not be at a*logislators. as | prising, ia ther easels wore built Cor frwiglat wd used a we ho time of tae L knew him-afe when he wig poor, industrious iat aanic; I have seen hie holding high offi Ps apprenticed to Legislature of the State State; and Took now and. see him in the Presid well; be good | Powe of pat duct yoursely. boys and wise men, and it is not impossible thett there is be , » the dey dock yeae 2 overhauled to ber beetle im ote she will load for Chagros: s.—Tho Mating dry dock. on the balance by Wilbert and. Seoae, ribs of Rawdall’s Islane At haif-past eleven o’eloek oxi were ®lon board the ateamboat Nimrod, whi Jaudiog opposite the hospital, her owner, Mr. Coffee, (hoiler-maker) who, the moment | uit on auct the wheels revolved, fired three | n from a fine six-pound Dodworth’s splemdi ng given three chs She was commanded hy Star Spangle:! f G400 Cons, or double Its dimcasioas atom eth SOU feet. wick’ cellent style, amidst the most vehement cheerin: day bad been overcast in the morning. but the «un out brightly; and the air was « ed, like their sex of rip, Mr. Daren introduced Mrs, Le said, wae the mother of 50.000 children, ‘Those children have ¢ of New York. some of them beeause they had no fathers or mothers. and others because they found inthis iasti- | ‘Thesceneryand ined tution better parcnts than these nature gave th it Unat they are here by charity, The n of Now Vork—(loud | Theatrieal and: Mrasical ~The grand romanti o) (dest of Rinetuma? Vveulng. forthe seooad dime. are of a Ligiagy il it is produced with that exquisite Sdavied expenditure tor elfeet w the matron, whe. ho tic and exhitaratig Forty-teeond street, men who were blast- ne here from the city | Will be presemtod again tal. dowa the river, son cenery‘and. incident 'y. gave their salute | eee of cireutar iron. like purpose of a gout who were emp! ats ia this piece tling most vigoronsty on a ariddte, which answered t called forth peals of laughter from the passengers on val, interesting nature es) ot town and A Sexaror—Kural districta and all! (Roars of Laagh- retorts who had never seen our East river scenery. were Fettocts the goeatedts 1s they passed wemg the ae The wrsangement was aud accordingly the st Mr. Dursen—Wait tilh L show you a circumstance (Littirg upa little child in bis arms.) Looks Like the Prostdeut of the Ten Governors (limmense laughter, ) The party then withdsow, and achookroom, where Mr. Sewano addressed the boys and girls ts the same straim as Lieutenant Goveraor Church and Mr. Seervtary Morgan. their physies! oppearanc menial cultare thet they exhibited MM} ¢ to persevoranes. and they would find ample scape for tle tification of Uieit ambition ia this great eountry. ‘The ‘aed Sonator comctuded by introducias Dr. Avasur. a German Doctor of Laws, who said, ia | foh, that Ihe was glad to see so many hi faces of chiltren who had mo parents but those whom rament supplied to then At 2 o'cloek. the party left the island. after ) two hours. sad were highly gratified with what they svw About seven-cighths of these children | Irish parents, and they do great eredit to the lestinod foe @ Lug: Mee wilh comclude mboat sped her way to twelve o'clock 4. and a loud roar from the steamboat’s by Alms House that the vi In the distanee might be seen a host o litte fellows, drawn wp. on a height, like a fegiment with their tiny flags fluttering in the breeze. he President of the ‘Ten Govern under whose coutrel the Als House and Randall's | Islaad are placed. marshalled the company, | morched two deep, with the band to landing to the principal building on the island. train extended the entire distance, and hada mt in posing effect. The men amt girls ran out to» mon Chun they had ever seen together on the ix fore and to hear the music; while the boys marched for ward to meet them, with flying colors « Tt was an interesting and moving cheer went up from this youthful Tegiment, which was vd by a hearty one from the visiters. The whole wersery. and the visitors tilt the boys marchod in y they did) merch proceeded to the upper | a good + Prssengers wore | Puratey.—The ren ° of Mise Sutin Wt and snceoss oq sare gled Co soe tae rownd of characters im jy to Oe adnate: in which she will be us Hardy. Slaw as Plutter. and brederioks aa Mixs A Goughenheim as Lady brone® and Mes. | os Mrs. Rack told the inmates of the said he was de end also with ¢ Simeon Draper, ly of Manster,.* te the naire charactor of A new comedy, entitled © Py is in preparation, and Will Le | nesday, with a stroug east of chame nett custaining the lh the inovt attractive draumates onkng this bemutiie. wated Erneh boat was loaving. they fale he river, and the before them—and admirabl led into companies, each commanded by y were nearly all of the same size—fir noes. — Ta-morrow go through the varioas ‘They will introduse sined French harses, te- in tutus Welch wemtea. ners with the following inseriptions :—- Wi the great ma | their wonderful di vided we fall. ashington shall Besides these banners. After passing once ary uilding. Under command of the prineipal tw formed a quadrangle in front of the company, and u Draper announced that one of the boys was | about to address thea, ; Ko, a fine inanly boy from the years of age. stey anks and getting vp on a chalr, «dress in a style which elicited th sinstic acimiration, and might well pat to the Mush th elocution of at least ninetonths of the bw makers pre jentlomen—I have been selected from this ly Of ehildren to welcome you to this our island ny be assured that we foot 0 distinguished a boty | Berron’s Treat —The produetion of the | cid comedios wt this fix diows immense hot-es, particular | well aware that all the the first stamp in the loyttimate drut nedy of © Speed the Ptotgh Mr. Bien os Str Philip Mondferd: Me. Lester as Bob Handy: wid Mr. Beate “ weddinsret the see | The principal female charseters by Mrs, Ruseell and Mew, | Does iC region tron ae any eulow | the above east. in order Coind ace: people to visit Burtows: public are ten well aware a's corps deamatique ty hawk | remembered be. the fieg of the Union. = Theaphn temple, always seas the public ace charncters ie fitled by arthats af; The steamboat at Ward « Isdand. on whic guardianship of th On this island there The latter did so well taken care of, as the Island. nor was there the stme evid discipline, ‘They, toa, gathered togeth ne marching, no order, and apparently no tondors | Visit was Cotally destitute of interest, and only lasted healt ral agent, eeoprese at od Ts in ten minutes —Mr Blake aa but there wae Of the intrinsic we tate in deciding om mu | aod M. Prederie will denee. the orehestes will vi the cavasements will conghade My Prien ity the Strapa.” and gentlemen. 7 the Com tnissioners of Kuieration: “8 ISLAND—=1ME DINNER—A RICH Mit. 11 ePEI'S EXTRAOR j clock the party landed wnd after visiting ¢ h Now York Legislature = Aneplrl tint aby Hl we feel and o Pistian benevolence. hundeeds of eyes beaming bright with gindmes: bands Love wiped the tears of desviation and sorrow fen | thove eyes, Bee cheeks rosy with the hue of health— | SATY SPECT. yenhatr; or. The Young ( night the theatre ia conducted by the or three hundred and fitt that there were nearly fF. Draper stood om the at al the mombers of the Legh while all others stot H, Mestay ve wilt ti pall, by one comdnet amt nd the world that we are the kind. bvdios with the new fierer of our singere th: dd frtendies are net forgtten all tm the rear. every seat w be will be the means of drawing a. vorp-large many standing as «it who retused to yive te ¥ got pommel astic applanae followed this «hort and » members of the f od apeoeh. ‘The composition is probably nat 29 & but the way it was spoken is a far higher merit yoy will yet shine, Sate, another bay. from the land of pota- yrd. thea eames for@ued Krovenan’s Lreres. The entertainments ‘They will come ~ fr we Palmer, Raymund, Mea Moen, Mies Mary Tayts ju the principal elm me Vernon, Mies Kat Julia Gould, will apy Taylor and Mr. Fl t quite so sunart ae and delivered the following pi THE PRERDOM OF AITERICA. A pictnre 1M draw—the w, Such 9 glorious picture "Tia a tote of a land anil a ps Which the children of freedom adore! nd in the west, where the sua ges to roet, Is indeed 9 glomous elime Ths freedom was fon by our Washingtoa— ‘Lhe name that is hallowed by tine. ‘Thon list to the story of America's glory, From lips (hat are proud of the tr My young heart is swelling, while 1 am toiling bert) * triumph in youth Tt was a complete seram- At tongth some fiw, who had consideration foe the to make room for the hungry and thirsty; but the great muse of those who were in the the room last got nothing to ent. for ebere was made keen by the vacated their sents initable persomation of Pi any part she underta + will cometnde with the « K. Horna Fanny pangs of an appetite, sherp ait of ie Kast river, were somewhat alliyed » being called upon, ds Sam obeerva- y that there were | Cy " not more aud better accomodations Aw Teale Dr. Mastury followed, in a few observations that were ulterty inandible Here there were loud calla for “Tupper.” ant calls for many offers, and great confusion, Seustor Stxvrox here rose and calle for a hearing for re, whoin he described as one of the most dis. | Fritows’ Minernres are db ening thelr negro instruments! perfermanees boa ughing cowl os ted * tytant's tramp ha And freemen now mtist do or di Ul Lond im the battle mt sonue to the prose, but they were equal ° 7 re aid—My dese friends, T have mot prepared # xpeceh, All T have to aay is that Tlove you Atlantic oecan lo say T lowe you that England loves you taean to flatter, bart y: (Cheers, mingled wit 1 find no difference iT find you are Bi e starry folds the rights of maa Deveribe in giortous rays of light * th! a name is breathed ainud— coms to come from Heaven bigh— athed from a epirit ia a cloud Which hovers in the darkened sky ‘Tis hoard! ‘The chosen one appears Tue Statesman. Soldier, and the Maa Btands at the helm. the vessed steers, And etiles beneatl the tyrants ban History tells of battles fought and vict*ries woo, Aud mewmory links each «acted apot With the dear name of Wasrive Which freemen ner: History tells of Trentom's plain, And epoaks of gory Drantywiae But while it mourna for paieoits sain, It gilds (hele sacred mem rhow siarine Tt rhows te world a fag unfurled Without a single biot of «ame— The stars you see of Liberty ‘The pride of Freedom's nene ' Ob. may fate never one star dissevet Frou that cirele bright and true The blood of martyrs sealed our charters— Let them ne'er be lost to view ' Young we are and tender, few in years and slonder, Dut our hearts are firm and st Pain danger from 1D have come over the broad grins on such tittering on the part of ths faults, whieb Edo be caticd Englishmen in the evening, variably attrocts « multitude New Yors Cieus To witness superk equestrigginm, exhibitiows of “nbals janine ond kif, Amphitheatre in the Moworg, saul wee woot the talented Frenel try 1 | Hiding of Mad'cHe bowie Twornatere, than repay a vikit to |. 4 cota bichon wrt tl Tare | performers attached to this company, are all disti Atte | cd fur excellence im the tarkaee hommes af ‘This stevting moral drama, ja. and laughter.) 1 wish to write a book about you A Vou r—Not in the Dickens’ styte Mr. Terern—1 want to protect you. thongh ruth about you. Twill Fou do not need pro- I find England here ax great ae at lewme have come inte the land of oraters aad etetemen. aay @ few words about this imetitut ou. —(Tnterraptions, with v1 ft. Tupper sat down, while a hor on,” amidst whieh was rounding in vai Mr. Srawrow said he hoped it would not hi tution wae under the prote neil of New York. Here there were lowd erica for « Sewant * fram his friends, but he was like “a spirit called from the vasty he did not appear loncan then gave w York. who have made such ample provision for us, ‘This toast having beon drank. the dinner party then broke up, and proceeded to the boat THE RETURN TO THE CITY, ‘The boat left the island short! the brass gun again awekened t sil sorts of fun and badinage on the return——the chau. effeetuatly done its work, Mr. Dawson, of Retedict. of Oneida, and Pere called on, vad beret. Koows —The Panorwma of Trotand ts até Tt ls o painting of great aplon ted painting shoul be soon ae we understand it will shortly or enhibited in another city P = Ty wan Orens Trovre are playing at Chartestom, it Sat Aa eat ~ drawing erowds to see it, Prrene’s Procnew. —Thic The Common ( Mice Panowr is giving cuneert Superior Court. after 6 o'clock, when Defore Judge Paine—March 22. Butterworth rong: he Heman stranger thie : P yandn ft claimed, by he general Term. we will throng ' , Mr. Ingersoll, and M ¢ ye ‘There wore sixts week ending the 74 death ja Boston, during tag