The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1851, Page 2

old country, once suid, + | axp Contra ov Canpivans aoacysr His Portier | devoted to the constitution and the Union, He is sy apa aloe fasengn amd. cave not pours Resaycensncrse a ADVANCEMENT, ols Was recently stated with a great. surrounded by jo Washington ef divers hues igen wi. . "The the song of “Lillibullero” is . deal of eonfidence, that Arehbishop Hughes, of this | ers, andunustnot be as a gieuce = igh axvived” oft on influence in producing the PROPRIETOR ‘ | city, was to be made @ cardinal for this continent, | atall the newspaper seat of the fede gor Tine of “yet ob fan Juan thrvo, days after the in i than all the speeches of the dis- ww nae | Voreign correspondents, enty three or four weeks | vermment will prove, ‘Phere ix the Major simsolf rete sts tials eatteMosd the of the 1g heard nothing whatever of the | affe together, ‘The abulitionists of this oity, who Roa : OFFICE N. W. CORNER OF PULTON AND NASSAU STS. | ago, proclaimed that the whole matter wae settled, | inthe Union, devoted to sound democratic and wa- companies bore arms, for the purpose of firing the fure- | gatr, are wiser in their generation, than the friends of the eaten | and that he was to be duly admitted to hishigher | tional doctrines—the Southera Press, devoted to Well hot over his last resting place ‘The funoral was {From the New Orleans Picayune, April 11.) constitution, Lave hit upon the idea of trying what virtue THE DAILY HERALD, 2 cents per cor-$7 7°" degrve in the chureh about the midile of March. | the gratification of fire eaters, and hot for the soces- + Sit altemded by the members of Odd Follies and 0 | From Mr. J- Calvary Hall, of Granade, Mesrpeainnd | there fs in song. Last summer, the aboltiou prose ry the ud from H a WEEEL HERALD, very, © fo] | Indeed, the public were assured (hat the steamships | sion of South Carolina from the confederacy—the — died of biliows fever, He was for some time Assistant | late and important news to the Sth inst, from Nicaragua fanaties were put dor a Bre he omy fart af Gree! hyiieinvand $2 tony | of the fst of April, from England, would bring out | £ra, brimful of spirit for tho abolitionists of the | Aldermen of the Seeond ward. Heswas on sunietle tet | and the s0-culle iene ey information ina | unmistakable signs of She tneg thy Maps eemeludod not ‘ tae ining | the intelligence that was to gladden the hearts of | Northern States, aud bent on separating the States | "Cawennre vo Rowsisst in the Church of the Holy | clear and straightforward manner, that leaves not a , te come to New York this summer, In their despair, the ant news, solicited fromany quarter af the world; The result bas y h . ant Te ey ” “ ret. betwoet B, thi doubt of the truth of his statements, | free soilers invited the Hutehinsons to the city, in order 4, police y pad for, ieee las Comans. | tho’ The resul 8 proved that the whole | onthe blackest kind of prineiples—the National La- Redeene Tr. sonia apes, hetnens. ssenees S aut 5 ee - reat change has camo owe the friendly fectings | to kcep the expiring © of a on nol ‘Tun Couiecror or PairapeLriia—Twr AND QUICKSANDS tempts have been made to remove Mr. William D. AMUSEMENTS TO-MORROW EVE. Siy nequesren To Seat ace | gffyir is in veality a first of April joke, and that we telligencer, » kind of private tea voom for all the old i mer! bitant ’ : | baptized yesterday oman by the | formerly entertained by the inhabitants of Nicaragua : mail, Jor Subscriptions: ar, with | are not to have any cardinal after all, women goesips at Washington, and the Republics | Ree. Mr dstuiler, the: Gerumn ae taser tat chart, | and Meeulo sae 2 the Americans, ‘The Goveror | uttexiy dying. Our reporter attended One of their ex- for the postage will be de= | y that when this very i iti ich wi “) On Monday the foundation of anew Roman Cutholic |. himself formerly deknowledged to Sr. Mall that his rdinary concerts, aud has furnished us with the AS eT | Itappears that when this very important ques- | the journal of transition, which will move on until | Qn Moncey, the fvundition of a a aawighborliol of | sentry wae ecrtuinly destined to become in ted | following tketeh : Ce ne ae Sapeenes commncicaiions, | tion with respect to advane'ng Archbishop Hughes, | Thulow Weed has completely Tylorized Me. Ville the above pisee of worship, aad several highly influca- | either with England or the Valted Biates, and at be | Five de pare, cignetlind | beer a Andiehinalessct she TER TEMENTS renewed every marnine. | | cuiue uy betore the Pope and the College Prove | more's eubinet, when that organ will sink, as Capt. | Sal persousare invited to be present onthe Cocaslon, || and the Niearaguans generally intnitely preferred tho | male wox—all as ke ench oes ata calc hot mB PRINTING executed with neainess CAHN | sania Fidei, some of the members of that holy | Tyler's Mad:oniaa did, and leave not @ wreek be- | yTHr Eriscoran Cirencn Tue Buwcrioy or Yureynes |" xineo the Inat trip ofthe Prometheus. however, that is, | fantastic tricks, for wime time, Define Now York au- | council suggested that th i a ind. We o anges i Vestrymen in the Protestant Episeopal church are re- | init about six weeks. a fecling of hostility of 80 dee | diences:im the Tabernacle, Last might was thelp Last, | council sugge ted that the affair was of a very | hind. e shall see more changes in newspaper quired by law to be elected on Easter Monday, (to-anoe- cided a character bus sprung up against this country, | though it was pretended the exhibition would close op ss NQ- 209 | grave and serious kind, and that, in view of the | management at Washington before 1852. row. is election in the diveess wf New York will pos | that the Americans on the Isthuus, from Reulejo to Sin Friday night. Formerly. a sister used to sing with them: hostilities which had arisen in England at the ele- Feve more, than ordinary interest, as the vestrymen who | IC dave thought it best for their Interests wnd per- | and. la-t year, they attended wl the auti-tlavery moct- ING. hea G8! Conall ri , , Siroans , shall Ve eleeted to-morrow will have to appoint deletes | alsufety to leave, About elghthundred of them, who | ingehere; and when the +torm of popular fecling rose inquire of some intellige nerica : ne : , E | fided in the friends! rotection of the jon cong. in imitation of of Da proper to inquire of some intelligent American Lop. ripe peetanean nana boca oa TT) treated-vthe | charming the wrathful spirit of King Soul, ‘Tho sister BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Mowre-Caisro. what course ought to be adopted. Upon this sug- f 7 Lavine ov a Conxen Svoxe —The corner stone of the singer .- é be hes, married h sland; and the male BROADWAY THEATRE, Brogdway—Twat Ov10vs CAP gestion, ap Sel ebaleieaaite te Mr. Cass, | Lewis from his office, as collector of the eustoms for ~ church of the Most Hvly Lg ont, eer) in a here way Lae ay aby tania etrahent | Be ail ths Pg Ne eT eerie on ne Pain Curren -Vision oF THE SU | 4 5 . ee io adélplita : ge mye rd street, near avenuc will be laid) to-morrow, 2 Pcl r o | it la kind of husdy eusée . ‘Their long faces the district of Philadelphia; and the character of April dist, by the Right Rey. Bishop M | ments. many at miueh lose to themvelves, came down to tins and» t 2 a, = a ae one | our Charge at Rome, as to what he thought of the NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway—Equestaian Penvonm- | necessity of creating this cardinal for the spiritual a" welfare of the United States. Mr. Cass be A ey tania street—Love iN 4 | gastoms to make such a reply ai would be satis — factory to those most interested in the welfare, po- gts AL uzares. Chatham street—Vinarsivs-— | litical and spiritual, of the poople at large, very properly replied, that on suche question he thought pRROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, Broadway—Tux Devitt | the various highly intelligent bishops on this conti eCloskey, of Al- . 2 k Milvened by the | San Juan, and embarked for this port or New York. | uch Vink hair mack, aly ited on the top of tagonism against Mr. Lewis, on th part of the ofice Very Rev. Mr. Rumpler. of 1 c,who- shut eight TyeJen and provisions ad. other steer sixteen tuist collays uchod duvet abdtbels aqpaabs gvave es tceking and office holaing gentry. tiat he has pub jish'addocer will be delivered by the Rev. Mtr. Walworth, | months, which they had wade sure of selling but ure | usiarl por, pita Te a po ail lished a pamyblet, exporing the nature of the at- The St. Aloysin's, St. Joeph’s and St, Jobu's societies, | ny Disees Lee Seca Nh 8 saree: Vravate aro in strange keeping Under the af tucks upon him. However, Mr. Fillmore examiusd fhosus ante lichucla socetien, conuceced with St. | ssupring’ of fits sates Sere Ca gp eh ee all the artillery brongh’ to bear against tho eolioct= Alphonsus Chareh. in Thompson strocts al St Feauels | Wad his eu ma Tavghidye at thelr owa huwvug nnd Mr. Lewis remains at the post where he was eta | Giety from Newark will be present. whose name, hower | 40-2 rort of Frenehitied & son pee taeuerens el cally for rd British pr er. we have not yet learned. ‘The church will be the | be energetically feewanding ttint Pe id maida—aome these efforts was such—there was such a rabid aa- any. ‘The addres, in sion of fe tinual intrigues of Uh sul at age, Foster, at Realejo, The latte rysterious Count D is well known to 2 col- nt might be consulted to advantage ere and yellow STY'S MINSTRELS, Me: ’ Hall, 472 Broadway fy tioned by the government. eres ts Ol re cHRE MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ Ha roadWaY | Joe appree stion, and asted radi ri § ne a Sy Bath itis Lt) Mane apa the city and built in the Byzantine tert i aaft alle by Ae. Macals 7 ‘and sun © aids ut all. There diie SEIMRPRELAC Boricorn? Mansel Tay 2e.dek | MDOP EAS Both aides of | 20-0 SAP MORE Yay Spon tions in. (he paanp bles: |: myiect eevbltentar | fituential Engi bh mevehout in Rew The latter is a the crowd u sprinkling of Un'on men and ig, Rnat a ag aap aliaguagaagea ad the Allecbantos weve applied te forshwith,for their | Telates to the conduet of Mr. Senator Cooper, with | AMscwy es Fivno nv it, Mayor.—Patrick Flanigan, | heavy ezeaitor of the Niearaguan government. and excr- iy , | the Alleg! 8 we PY u . respect to the confirmation of Mr. Lewis’ appoint- | Q¥ner aud driver of hack No. | cives’great influence in all its movements. Me and his | MORN & WHITE'S OPERA TROUPE, Coliseum, No. 0 P ns, which, as we learn, are adverse vo the | + nk asliakGes, SG eels Wied ae hak Mayer « eday, and dued $10, for bring drunk and | gcitows have at lart succeeded in strongly prejulieing ning: Se ESE ‘ jane eee : —Erni0 MinsTRELSY. lection of ons. tein shbist oo | mentas collector. Mr. Lewis states that he had using abusive lenguage. ° Nic n authorities and citizens against the — ¢ ion to the abolition sentiment, and several, ne Broad way—Ernio InsT RELAY, | election of our friend, the Archbishop, to this new id | Se Zeenaeen sate aid pi Argenta perder ysintlyp orgy tose omni n to believe that Mr. Cooper would oppose his Fine aw nae one o'clock. & fire broke out in the trunk box man tory belonging to R. HW. Olsen, situated at No. 171 Ch ERP, re nomination, and that he applied to have it —Yesterday afternoon, about | iew the matter in a practical of this sudden and decided hostility is ing puchased a ticket and the book of song of our countrymen have besa mur. | we took cur seat, and amused ourselves look- AMERICAN MUSEUM—Amvstxa Pensoamances av- distinction. They pected Nights api olisring: Vinh is WHE POS. SPNOM OMY | senate a birth tion. It agit he | dered within t the road froin ir “The Tiutehinson Family's Book ot Wor NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 27 Bowery—Equrstaian | ; a laa awe teak web i he Seuste, to try the question, Itwas accordingly . tie strbet. in the rear, ‘The firemon were eariy on the | dered within w ys, on the road from | ing. «@ Hutehinses Book ot Wo FORMANCES. in the United States, they have just sent out their | 1. ine seventh of Janua cy, 1350, After this, | *Pet and confined the flames to the building injuestiva, | Restejo, on the Pacific, ac ‘Juan, where they | while of the fare | TY, TS50, Aflor this ech was totally destrosed, ‘The estimated lossis about | formerly travelied without fear of harm or danger. aut | we objections in such a shape as will docide the ques | tion against the Archbishop, when the subject | religion—some Weer water cure, and some on the mill vr to eight o'clock. the f the * Little © ext came introduced that were WASHINGTON HALL—Panxonama or roe Pitomtx's | PRoGREss. MINERVA ROOMS—Pawonama or IneLaxn. HOPE CHAPEL—Co STOPPAN? HALL—Paxon axa or Hiexoany. Mr. Lewis ealled upon Mr. Cooper, and learned | 4760; covered by insurane over which they wete tanking thie way as rapidly as p= | ii e Se: *s friends were dissatisties . . . — vp. | sible out of the country to return home, enpera comes up again before the sacred college. The trons Thies Sistthe Senator's ftlends were diseaticted)) | Dasragonion or 4 Oanruren'e Seer ay Fix —On Prt Vur informant did not remember the name. of all | wiv —that he thonght Mr. Lewis should have made aly, ay afternoon, at one o'clock, a fire broke ont in a care | 4), a ao Ween lias time aden. one | enced: documents being on the way, we shull have, after a ‘ “ : ; 1 | penter's shop. Inthe centre of the block of houses bounded | these unfurtuuates; he however cited thase of two, one | mend the appointments he, the Senator, had asked—that fy Rivington aud Deluncey streets. Christy street and Of wcm was killed and the ofhen wits lols Tos dead tn | to at trumatie. tricks Bishop Hughes to his diocess, from whieh he has | 2° should be opposed to Mr. Lewis’ confirmation, | the Rowery. It was nearly consumed, and ‘the damage | edt part of New York. where he leaves family. He | ercuzh tomake the angels weep. At tho elow of this | | i " is about $400. if ji ” 0 = fee y ic r a rt e i ast eli t n Juan. rrying with him several» he elder of the brothers came to the front ¢ be for two or three months past. though only on political grounds—but thathe would 7 Asie. oy Raucmanre.—Yesterday the number of | Hit travelling to Ean Juan. carrying with bm covert My and raid, with an air of mock tmporian news is Yerv different from that-which | &° the collector time to reflect. Subsequently | foreigners who came up to the city was “ Arrival of the Steamship Pactfic-The | Hishop ilughe M3; of these | Letween eight and nine o'el was attacked by an that slavery will be done away with a little whi Hes | Mr. Cooper, according to the statement made by 1915 were fro lon. 127 from | pmburhed party, a league this side of Materies, (a small | be sat time comes.’ Here a small tempost of hi and-wo have anticipated, and 1b tap bine, Bremen, 121 from Hamburgh. 299 | town between Lecn and Granada.) snd literally eut ia, arc pest cf applause, and both par European New: | most unnecessary to say with what eee The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at her dock | row bothof ussee the hopes of months om Saturday morning, after making the voys , told the latter that he could work the from Glasgew. &c., making « total, to the 1th inst. ia- two with blows from macketas. Miz body was found in | str for rome time. ‘To end the £17.29. | say of years—cut off by the obs placed between from Liverpool in t votes of Senators so as to destroy the chances for Mr. D | the read in this mangled and mutilated state, ‘Tho | auicwity Lewis’ confirmation. It is als si- nor Neatnen or Passexcens ty ax Eonicnaxr Srir.— | money was sto | hope no en rs brik dia igor: id thats: propos | 9: Nibert Galintin, whieh axrived st thisport ou Friday, | shortest space of time iu | the red hat and the head where Bishop Hughes and which the passage has yet been accomplished. Tue | we have supposed it would eventually rest. ‘Though Joy of our cit sat this, though not so loud! ERY BY THE ALLEGHANIAN! few weeks, the full decision, and the return of | New York, Sunday, April 20, 18951, Rachelor Mr. Cooper's News, the oppositi rera, of Whom five Were cabin, avd the remainder | was left for dead, with his head dreadfully eut in several | in which the Mir. Coapex’s orgen, tin J2ntly News, the opposition | avant. cishuipivheasciasad nek He regained. his consciousness, however, and | ventriloquial powers. in iaiation of the Down. po _ ky pointiment ht be withdrawn; and, in | Geiss ander Of cane sch mieten clases Btaton: | d San Juan, bringing the news of Maynard's shen came + Bon Bett.” and then © deed, the ne . ased whole story is one waich shows that the | yslend bave purchased Ue fine stemnbont Fl ag egies cone gpm abet n. i i i § In ihe other instance, Daniel If. Mooney, of St. Louis, | law tion was made, that if Mr. Lewis would support | after the short pasage of twenty-three days, brought $59 Was attakeed ina similar manner on the seme toad. ile | ex- | we have both been exceedingly anxious for this new eseed as when the news arrived of the safety of | dignity, it was from no selfish motive on our part. | : mendes , a ‘ bas, A) Se tie eT Ts Atlantic steamship, wa not less general. All | Both of us are good Catholics, anxious—nay, seal- | UHenoe of mem even. in tho United States Senate, | wish hes recently been rancing ou the New Boasseick: | ‘tem the authorities, but they everywhere tured a eal extreme, The elder nason, fa aanouty pesca cahyeinge aw be s ean be bar, ldgeport and Sing Sing routes. and have lensed from | 1 vider to their petitioners, and answered their just | the song ams Farag,” sald: Chta fe amin ined away with a recklessness that the Corporation the pier at Albany Basin, North River. ith many who The boat has been fitted up with new saloons, boiler: d will commence running early in May to and omphinsville, Sti on and ¢ M. till eveni t men with blac riumph of our steam | ous—in the cause of pure religion, against the sophis- Xts too gress to deceive the most and hollow reforms of socialiem and infideli are inspired when a red hat, or evena red not witha for the eoun- demavds with pre ignorant. Our informant gives some particulars of the hypoeri cal manner in which the English really govern San J | and the Mosquito territory, whilst pretending to be under the dominion of a trumpery king. rept ‘An Englich stripling. about twenty or twenty-one years | the 1 ets. of nge. named Grant, is Captain + port of San duen, | Lengfetlow’s poem ¢lasses seemed proud of this arine ; and when the fact was announced on "Change, the pleasure of the merchauts was strated by three hearty cheers for the Coll: ea of steamers. selfish ambition, but with new hope tation J places such characters on a footing are consigned to our prisons. We havenever read Ke. an exposition of political bargaining that has given during us a more thorough disgust for the means resorted —_Fotry or G to by politicians of a peculiar stamp, to convert the ee Raaite OF Geka ton, every hour at six cous, e most loathsome of ive ofanimats; an‘ ‘After chauuting Ader of the family her, dances before our eyes, it The political news from the European States is | try, both spiritually and politically, over whose dese ) “0° as P : ; str pot very i The hopes of F' are now | tinies we preside. We have con-ented that Bishop offices of government into things of barter and sale. ei hee nearly six hua- pe ig also one of the Supreme dredges of the Mosyuito | eqain non & spec tin wh oy he denounead all hospi- eentred on a new mi shila hould have full custody over the spiritual When—when shall the country be purged of bad | Pa . ~ aie * ostamg | Kingdom. with Sie on u fa Leyte ana fod —_ angen ae of legislators? Let us have some terrible example og sa ethan ate te ‘ without a teacher” He then sanga kind . was found on Friday n An impeachment should follow such charges, that firein Brondway, Ile we may have the whele truth—and give Senator | (it he Bad bem recenily discharged te Cooper a chance to explain. Uxkxown May rovxp Diyo.—Thursday, Coroner Geer ~ - - held an inquest on board the steambont Utica, at th a teacher h ¥ an, and at ia imitetion of the AM five then turned Sooteh beyplpas tn a mau- ner wo; t mas iy. No. 2ofth» fuatly Paving made an operatic attempt at * The Ship on Fle"? p notice we have beft This, in | good of the poople—while we only propose to guard connection with the debates on the revi of the | the political happiness of all. It he could get the ¢onstitution, still the gay capital alive with | red /at from Rome we should rejoice at it. A buck hopes and apprebensions. Business had revived with | Act from Leary’s, or even Knox's or Geain's, isguod | ~ the anticipations of » more settled m and | enovgh fur us, sivce such hats are consecrated by | Tae anont Passacr or me Paciric—Pemuac Racrree @f Cedar street. on the body of an unknown man, who | ‘They have six strapping Jamaica the great mereantile ho v any | industry and enterprise, on which all our social and | sest.—Great excitement prevailed in the elty yesterday, | Yn'pes'urrival at the dock from Catskill. The deceacod, | Jor Morquite King: has gone up the’ coast, and wilt bo | Dellars a Daye and. = The ood Old Plough erack eontingency tbat politien! happiness de ‘ the curreney of They take possessic © port, keep them ou at departure, csied him, | m the State scussion on | = in ano at [mi rositi ea b | ends. However, we wil not | ineensequence of the extraordinarily rapid passage of the | it coems, came on board the boat at Catskill, in ayross | vbsent for a year. leaving these sham sub ymsnees; when the elder Hutehingon, the ¢ the constitution. | give way to our grief a: the lot of our friend. If be Pacilic, the shortest on record over the oecau, In the oS ee Lon after, tin decent hare | manage thit gs thelr own way. The Eng! h Coneul will Phacus of the minstrels. declared he loved the ardiene In England, the Chancellor of the Exche yer is in wart of a bat at any time, ke shall have it, | *#leons and bars, in private circles, and om ‘change, this pizit, where sapere Bed saga Madlib ae gh tuch communications as ure addressed to ir moncy he meant.) and keped they would invite introduced a secoul budget, which has been tolera- | There nced to be no trouble on that head. Where | Perrese was the great topic of the day, The Exchange the appearance of th uit his de A not inthe least Fr. suitable elimax to the enierteinment, initaied the er as caused bs nperlind ro by_ hutemperane jong fan Juan de Nicaragua as the name of the | ing of 9 ecck ws well that the whole audience bur.t int’ ; : : “ and a verdict was rendered by the jary to aughter, and warml, dled the trick, whieh, to say and the ministe-s are holding on to offive only till | ther quarter. We ave anxious to know how the ae ae igen iene doeanhaauatigred fb a = about six feet in ba grid 2 ighte armly applauded the trick, whieh, to say = ‘c a - iy | pian fi: Se P a hy e : en way, @ and Whiskers, dressed ina cotton shirt, derk blae striped ; announcing the arrival ofthe Mexico, that the British | ay dignified, av any perfu tehine, iy. ie dlewintion sf Pustionsent, wht sald, will | million or mill jw halt of Catholes, who will | satisfaction and rejolcing are universal. The newsboys | overalls, aind a cloth roundabout and glazed eap. poval forces had been withdrawn from Xan Juan. ‘The . Se ae take place before the close of the ( ride with the majovity of the bishops, will meet the | peaped a rich harvest from the sale of Extra Heralds Acewestat. Drowxixe.—On Thursday last a boy by day the d A War steamer Fair to be. ‘The caso of Miss Augusta Talbo: oon- | they justify their disposition and feelings in oppoei- | and Ynglichmen reviding tn this clty havo lot a lange | cpfemcometumber foot of Banik rest, wheu thicmd | Mah tointy tne that our government should taks wigbslas Fetes vaaen Cieureing eeoeaanan eben tinues to oceupy popular attention. The decision | tion to so simple a thing as permitting a high | amount in betting on the Asia against the Pacific, he riv nd before Wy aid could be rekneead red decisive steps, If not to put down these absurd protecto- | # violent and unprovoked assault upon Mr. News 5 Lueed Genes i A “ oseneie ; wl ns Bae ABRosslt the surfa owned Yestery of th; Lord Chancellor has been made in the case, | church dignitary oceasionally to wear a redhat? Is sak below che wartoee end wae drowned Yostertay | tho lives avd property of ourcliimnethere, ‘Weshoud | him dow vengeance Gate New Steamer Hcsmorpr.—Hy reference to our adver- Tan eek | aes arene tha renaas Canis Baia ee nn | para eaes D dee moaihe inpreteaee lady ought to be withdrawn from the convent at | Mf Archbishop Hughes bad only been made ear- adver Geer was ealled to hold an inquest om the boty. ai Re en ies ore oe | toa On eave enailig Sageneigens inthe : eget | sea ulna ent ‘ited hic secretary, ia | HuNS columns, it will be seem the sailing of the new | wrdiet was rendered according to the facts above | Taunton. Accordngly, we find that Miss Talbot | dival, and we had been appointed his secretary, in | steamship Mumbcldt, for Haste, bas teen changed from | 'tted. | British machinations ond Nicaraguan azgresiens, Dearn or ax Oty Cirizen —Henry Woring, Boy. « ia now in society, having made her first enerée into | eix months all the disturbances in spiritual affairs— ) the od of May to the 6th. ‘The postpouement was caused Pe rey! ny sone a ned be also enitod to } under date of the 22d ult., saye:—By an arrival this | York, died om Tuesday ni; ; the world, since the decision, at the residence | including the spiritual knockings aud «piritual writ- | py the late stormy weather, an inquest on the body of Garrit Forbes.an old and | ynorning, J learn that ttack ade wk, died om Tussday wight. at theage of 7 fy i 5 y weather, whe impeded the painting, rope ctahle ahahitant ofthe Siuth ward: rsiing tn |e"! Nivegre tat at natura Mensa ee | q Seer 8b mamed Petit, wae co y. of robbing the poor-be: the morning, From » her Britannie Duck next fall, some wag in the gallery, 2 bly received. It is quite a modification of the first, | the perturbation will exist, we presume, war crowded, aud three checrs were given for the Pacific “4% hy apoplexy. siperind terday.in | the truth, was at least equal ia point of merit, aud fully as the English journals now admit the World's | Archbishop on his return to this countey. Can | owing totheexeltement. Many bets have changed hnads, | {H¢ ame of James Logan, aged only 14 years, was play- | Brn cuit for the purpore of ruleving the war schoouer Spalgr i eamipeaiy-eem gern = sci rate claims of England in Nicaragun, at least (o protect | 61 Sands rtieet, by striking him on the temp! and he declared, under the circumstances, that the | there any color for such hostilily? Marine Affairs. of the parenta, No. 7 y wn Vessel of War would tend materially to restrain | eeanty jail. A correspondent of the Delta, writing from San Juan, | very old resident of Vrocklyn, and well knowa in New of a noble lady, introduced by the Countess of | ings on turnips--could have been quelled and clewed | &e., of the vessel +o much as torender the change of time Bank street, near Washington strect. | Aemall town called Martee, and that one of the men, at St. Paul's (Catholic) However, we shall hereafter, in concug- | Vere having been built in the best style, Her internal caused hy apoplexy. Mr, Mooner, and he infurms me that after leaving Muar- Mesere, Berford & Co, ve 2 Astor Hoa: ‘been placed by noble relatives at the convent, asa | rr native of Scotland, who came to his death by accident: (Moore) a severe cut on the head.” which laid hint sense- property and person from the establishment, | chances for greater glories on the other. Messrs, Stillman & Allen have turned out as eomplete | "mest instantly. A verdict was roudered accordingly. | cape. Me arrived at Murtce and infurmed the Alealde of | 3°y.")if Capt. Lines, late of the Havre packet ship New York military orgnnization to contribute tothe national monue | twas met by the Alcalde, who returged with him to one, and we shall endeavor to -ent, in ads my sa ¥ | journal, and has retired to the green fi amplon. fhe carries $95396 in speeio, and a good list of thee wgbout the United States, Lieutenant MeUaul the fret, but precee 0 Manargua, and arriving there, | cerned, we can perceive nothing that diminishes the . ‘ ean pereeive ne . | jour © the extent of three or four columns ofa | #°P' Baines sce Maratine Intelligence. deep cratifiention their proceedings have afforded, and | fetnd the rascals at Martee, They confessed the robe | terme. who will attempt any difficulties to carry out their | PFOP W very generous compliments — builders. nie TAY ehromenging and pie and is onother New Yoru, Saturday, April 10, 155, on " tly one thousand letters, livered ia Som Freueiseo by the Isth May, Removal.Hudson & Robertson having had their et Nor iO Broadway destruyed by fro om 2 Park DY camre it should met will thea he prepared to © (3 Park Row.) an entire uew of forctan ant sovuds, which they will offer on the most favorably Newburgh, in whose care she remains. Miss Aw | up, and Thurlow Weed and socialism would no | a matter of necessity. The Humboldt is th: n the yard, and was taken suddenly il an “ Church, Court street Sentence - pica hs ae Re pais me exec n’ 7 ry. e consort of | gerard Acdstance was Immediately proviral, but wee | RaMtd Maynard, was killed. and another named Mooner rap ntenee deferred, gusta ' ; tee his party were attacked by six men. A. are wi nce with the Archbishop, do the best we can fur | Sittings will include every recent improverient in ship | A Farat Acetoryt.—The Coroner yesterday held an | bers lay in embush and sprang upon them suddenly fren rich will bed papil—but as tho fortune of eighty-five thousand | him aud everybody ele—having this consolation, | (00 U't! te Mey! ss prea , due when at her majority, would go to | that if our Catholic peer cannot havea red hat and | ¢ e an eee ound wanting. ty Lecoming entangled in the machinery in Johnson's lees. The robbers plundered the on made 10h pounds, J rity, Fs P | Stens: bas been already laid on, and the working of her dint ry. situated in Sixteewth street, between Ninth The other man belsaging to th ‘boost hs wing T | covtues se toes sl rere ge against the character of which, however, the Lord * aera ee cs po 4 Tur Lavaverre Fesirens aso tan N. . Move. the attack. and that officer immediately started in pur- Ghanesiber tsk endian rey say there was not a | .NEWSrarrn Cuaxges av Wastisarox—Tur and mu gnificent « piece of mecbanisn as was ever plared | wipxy.—The Lafayette Fusiliers of this city, commanded | *witet the robbers, Mr Mooner, in ho menatiina, tow. " oes U'siox.—The venerable Mr. Ritchie of the Union 4 ‘ ¥ on. a Mertee. At that p.ace two of the robber For Soctmass hecnen cil ment at Washington, They have sent the sun of $100, piace two ers were seen and | ¢ or two, a complete history of it, ax given in the | Inottom, Cape, Flop, jolt pestorday Eee BeeematiP Week" a contribution which will uodoubt, be followed by a groat_ TeeckMiaed. Lut as there were only two Argericans in the et p | the blue skies of Virgini of Chancery I ies cahe ote the sacalables 65 Weallageeacvncal wt whose munes will be found cliewhere. received a letter from the Board of Managers ac. | Made the rebbery known tothe Alealde at that place | fon Savansait—The steamship Alabama, Capt. Lu knowledging the receipt of the money, and ¢: <ingto , He immediately ordered a party ot soldiers to march anticipations which we have often expressed with | Lavsemen—at Au “ bery and wi ; c , i es Sagpergadh | rc pit wusta, Me. 1th inst., by ) adding “that the Fnowledge that the citizen soldiery +o ry and Were sentenced to be shot on the 13th instant, rerpect to grave political commotions during the | ™&nifesto, mbracing a large number of general | 005 and Bmall, a leig of 300 tons called the Pr fa highly oppreeiate Use great undertaking in whieh the ples. In the course of the document, h tahhe. att af ait : idence of the deep rooted pat favorite theoreticnl prof while it i# not tog | wards Mr. Ritchie, ail of which are very well on Rogarre Moar Racixc.—The passion for thie manly | ble defenders of our beloved countiy,” ONDON WENSETT, Ks if i of «uel i" od of late much to suppore that on some parts of the Euro plent of eucks kt ger be found among the tafes of the spiritual | the favorite stenmship Fromklin, and is a most splendid Sf go avail, as he expirod alot instaatly. Verdict, death | Yat Ledly Wounded. TE have seen amd conversed with . : | Chancery, now nineteen years of age, who had | harvest. furnishing; and nothing that can coutribute to theeom. | vest on the body of Daniel Fowler, aged 28 years,a | their concealment. killing Mr. May nard giving him endow the convent, friends interposed to reseue her | other honors on thie side of the grave, he has finer | neg nery tested, the result being a conviction that ®%4Tenth avenues, The unfortunate man was killed — mounted ona fleet horse, sucecedet in mating his ec. | fiht, cy . ay th in a steamship, The commander of the Humboldt is by Captain French, have the honor of being the fire | ID€ recovered so as to be able to walk, started om bis way word of detraction. The case is quite an interest- . nat : newspaper has published his farewell address it that Bremen, via Senth- many frem other military cowpanies in this elty and | Wn. they did not think proper to inform the Alcalde of | 's ry coup y So far as the general prospect of Europe is eon- | ae ; Tenness also makes his salutatory in the same | low. left yesterday aftergoon for Savannah. Fur passoa- | the offieers and members of the Lafayette Pusileers the | hwith in pursuit of the offenders. They did so, and summer. London may furnish many mad spirits, ery | owned by Meer, 8, C. Gage, Robt, H, Leavitt, and the | Board are engaged, under the ausplees of the Amevienn The Reported Troubles tn Nlearagua, a have been very anni for the re as Mr. Webb would say, both to «ym ch an o¢ | side of you 4, the proba | deat in the inside Police Inte ligenee. pean contineut one or two deeply devigaed and © 4 : he Mayor and the“ Star erdiy . his Hon ‘ A | pathy and respect. Mr. Ritchie was a very good it ‘and |) King: rues “i of this morn- ed revolationary pls be worked out, to | Pathy and respect r ery goo t to row.” am it gland issued an order, er at least revi 4 Take our advice, all who w: digested revolutionary plans may be worked cut, to | m to strip their jackets and quest, making it ineumbent « ing, from the New Orleans Picayune, in which it te ewid | gud fees, and xo to Tinvoks’ Boot and Sh all the policemen iT mblem of office, ta that a number of ovr eitizens ree! tin that country =} SE agile pod have been killed, and the remainder driven out, in con- this order will be “duence of @ hostility among the natives, instigated by *potlecman ton. English agents, Iam convineed that the rumor is not the department. well founded. It bears om its fw The feeling of the government and people of Niearagia | editor for Richmond, but locking at his careerné | stretch their oars in the race of com Es | " © of competition. either ia on dut, Washington, we find that he ed too many | American or Britich wate reed upon, any — seme conspleuiens place shout th aa honed vmany | Lmein the coming summer, W e honte, auehas ix intended to af'cet there fs e . Y they ore, with men and onre to mateh, and sufficient those on pe r - topics, to moke a comprehe ¢ journal entted to plnek to plank any sum net ox ng fur thousend dole considered negleet ji ciess re. for m race from seven to ter # himself linble ° + As cur Berton and White in the ( gaiters, E tyle cam bo Wempent place ia the city for & mon attention, and to have a to exhibit thelr ~ Sta of European | fixed and unyic attract more than « very great influence on the fatur politics. p strvet. the } bs £ boots, Emporium, the eb Gexenit Sourr's Expt Wesr.—The conqueror of Mexios, ax he w ino Exe NIN #, Offico-teckers, offi coter y be | hy members, philyny sueh ceensions, we rhouhd att aod My justly termed, does not appear t making @ men, scoundrels, saints, blacklegs, and busy- eny that Club (whe y. an old offend toward itizens, has always been vf th tod Hair Dye Factory, 17 are ready fur w Join (NB) on stxpleton of being concerned inthe | characte wa kiko : may | Seccban Ole inca rapid strides at the Weet toward: ¢ wrld have they been more | 28 tleewhere. Copy his address. 2 Ee i] the Potomac, as be did when he wae He seems quite afraid to make a «pec great vite near #, Who constitute the upper aud lower erust « t Vera Cruz. i national party. Howeve not for regrets. nots burglary, Jurticn Osborm committed him to prison for a further adrvest on Strsyicion OM aul MeCord. of the was put In coms Fifth ward. arrested. gpcterday, two fellowes, called following officers Benticy and Jobn Keatley, having: in thel Kindly of bospitably recedve io. eal alon's Magic Hair ‘¢, to col p daniht the cumbdonee of Wiedtagsih tu’ Gar govern. | oe, eanhers We mieres hte ante MOE Oe ment has been very mach shaken by the «udden reversal | RAE of Bhim Naval Intelitgence. The Tnited States ship Jum Tuesday letter, or even to take “a ha hae Toupe fr ee ; ried for oontain : of General Taylor's policy 1 w . ing os beir sredecessor. He Phare Sn ada ot Bex. « binck thread an b, al Taylor's policy there, I know the deepest iq and Toupes manufactory, 197 Broadway. : sacs vacating schipopite, tad’ shad tats eabdiablae Wa" tid —— et Ae r ewok i fecling of oicappointment pervades ell classes, fim they | Wy Mle ie Wecity and covntey by drugaiete xenerally, It was toll of and by subject | the ecomree of hi career, with reepect to th I Pete Bg ry 8 wanted ‘ $100, Apt rely relied implicitly upon the good faith of the United — Hatr Dye Who would consent to be ex of a Jaughab! ure, that he wiched to get | tails of the bu . This ie highly pre Ile | rey; Mid bipmnet bomenye at the Fifth wand pea pa and upon its suppor: in thelr unequal contest pices In anew yomne aetride of the same horse that General Jackson } will learn—thet is certain. However, if he teaman |B. Freleston, ¥. M1. Boker, fora furt anew itce A ee + . . . : UJ. BR. Rowan, L. It denee can ever be fully regained. But you may rest as Bt ie avuide Waly Dye cak be pee tould ride ¢o well, amd, in doing at he over good y intemper, J Suilimaker—Francis 5 “deman, Wo ( sured thet the shortcomings of the government of the att Wall street, and at all the druggists aud poste Weaped the saddle and fell ontheother \ i wi Jobn dary nner: , . 3 . ay e saddle and fell onthe other yy Which | and sequainted well with human character, even | {yhndarvis —— Pureor's of erazy felle United States will lead to no chenge of conduct in tes. ave be cracked his crown; and that through that crack may be only well educated in the affs ‘The Siente Cobmebta wee “fe A.Wade =pg peet to its citizens, under British of any other insta. | ud's Liquid § the enticlavery mania entered. ‘The story hae ite ements familiar to the poople of Tenresee | dy deck on Tuesday taorning. and ber jtave Maite et pa mga beanie tien, ‘The est guarantee of this is affurded by the fact | Heated soap evres tom, plinple neraptiont, morul, and appears quite appl when we fad | or a, yet he will have «fair chance for suc. | SvPl ZS ar Viymouth, which ) that, during the entire existence of the controversy with | Poudre Sontile eradic baie fr Gen. Sevtt averse to ‘ , making | est, We think very well of Major Donelsom, aml | ; elie fesm pi relly gy byy meE ypen hostilities prevaited, and Fpate lips nod cheeky: Lily White Hai apeeches, or swallowing soup hey has | while we shall be liberal towards him in the diffi- ind of the Ply- | sola, to ccm e Ist Say, nnd. desigaa preety nme 4 highest | td "ats ratory, 6 Wather. street, Set ttoes e stomach by asing the we a that the | eulesestiion Si toh the in placed 6 wettest | for his recom: Mair the arian Lieut. Kotla even then the perso PRE | from Brondways C oe BA Sonth T : “> c ocrgp end pone flaps der beg i ult position in which he is ple in the noblest man Y. Roman ; and farther. if he refuses to mect bien, sideute in the country were Fell | Phin; 12 Wasl ington strc, Boston, re vere Philadel teason of such abstemion Will somebody | profession of the nge—we shall wateh every step of he ther revenge ° magistrate held Levine to, ® hanes ~ - tuswer the question! e with sine hopeful inter The hail to amewer the charge. and also to keep the pease, — | yy tt Is not to be doubted that Rnglish agents are making | Wigs and Toupecs—Batchelor’s newly tn~ “* . - 7 L oad a Yr Micer Bradford, of the Third the most of the funkeylem af owr i eee 2 will | vented Wigs and Toupros are said to be the moxt perfect General tt has a great many friends in New a liberal gentleman, and iv entitled to libe- The Forrest Divorre © ward, arrested. y " eae exert themertves to destroy American influence alto. | imitation of nature the mind ean conceive, They are « York, in New England, and inthe West, who would | ral measures of reepect, therefore, from his eoteme SvPAVME COVRI—srecist. Try walters at the Astor eating aitver | Evicd" yen ICG ast to be tossed tee than en ae to regret losing! tele halts Cieleens, and be happy todo him honor. We take a very doop His fest addvess is only a partial indexto | y Arai, 1——Anmeigyt otter decisions sti jiatabilcbment, The oficer Fe: | wicked as to countenance overt acts of the hind intvat. | id eal nt Ne. 4 Wall steevt, and se 9 «din the paragraph from the Picayune | At the worst, thicramor can have orth of property has been stolen by this di ant. Justice Osborn committed him ty the interest in hie movements, though we are no It is very explicit with respect to things Esiuin Forrest ade. Catherine nile ond read by Judge King. was ¢ ne , foundation ex. | MONEY MARKET. pared to be one of hit supporters for the Presidency st, and “very inexplicit with regard to things to | to await his trial, cept in come attempt at robbery or murder, by evil cha- | im exactly the same way we were in 18. That | come. This is the characteristic of all journals— nether Dishonest Servent.—Capt, Teruball, of the ch ae are te be found in every country. Lndeed, Savenpay, April 14-6 P.M. of ltogeth f hie g f i i Kighth ward police. arre esterday, a woman called from New Orleans states that an attempt at rot The stock market was active and buoyant this morutig ce is altogether an {hiv gonius asa mili- | which are decided and eloquent on history, but very Aun Crawl bs 5 ~ ar & little place of evil repute, culled ‘ prstcedeaaiy ! oe en i da fhrinay Ly Aun Crawley, ona charge of stealing $215 io gold coin, Tapia de have vil repute, at the opening, notwithstanding the miserable. wot, ry hero. hie, ho ¢ will do fhe will | vague ond uneertain abont the future. Journals— BaP WOR Gow the property of Mr, Semuel Westerfield, residing at No, | hich one American wes killed. This is not set up for Exper we will give h M1 ty Without ndequate support, aud there is no reason to Is Eprtug ct On the arrest of the woman, $8) of end if true, it is certain that the govern. | *ormy weather, but it closed with a downward tendency P aperor iM give him all | par | apprehend that he will diepese of hic property ao as ts the stclets mone J ment of Nicaregua will neglect no means to bring the At the firet board. U. 8. 6's, 1867, advanced ', per cent. ; avoid the jutiedietion of t flenders to justice, There ia no officer in the State, A % rehased bj stolen mone: ‘ , - = Tin the State, high | Erie Ineome bonds \{; Erie Convertible tj Brie Mailroad conveyed before Justies McGrath, wine | © cw: who Would in any way countenance an infraction | | heewich aud Woreester 3; Long Charge of Rebetolement —4 (revit exnectet, yoo. No alarm need be felt on the subject of the rumor, ding Railroad declined 15, per cet trom pone 3 oe Od by Co of William Miller, on pi TT turn out t be unfounded, or and 2 per cent from prices ewrrent at the arge of emberaling fromthe clothing store of Jame y - | worth Co. fel 1, per er W. White, corner of Jobn and Willian streets 9 lot of | «Very truly, your c Kadgeworth Co, fell off ', per cont, feasonable aid. Some of the General's warm ad- | half , oken and Mie donee anetion | ew clothis A is retained ne fa it restraine the detenda _ “ lieve, from the time of the croation and | fossil remains of old fashion times. Even the ad- 4 eveaing in hie sult lo Pennrylyunie, beonwee themed. | ht 1 yugh the period of Noah's flood and the | drest of Major Donelson proves this, for he brings — Sit has not legally changed his residence from this world that eprung up newly washed after that event, | up in dt many of the long buried toy $e itiviste ce vetueet te ve rig | in thie State, to ew that only three truly great men have exicted onthe | in the stagnant political waters, upon whieh Gen, | forthe v ers b Cain, thr wd- | committed her to prison for trinl onee at t his wife face of the earth. One of thes « Julies | Jackson, Van Duron, and Polk enstained themeelves mp thy rT: | clothing valued at $40, ‘The accused was conveyed be- ae FT ‘The reevipta at the office of the Assistaut Troasumer of Cwsar, of the city of Rome mates the | fora considerable period . Oth refewenee to | EAC wll be Mil ace nent | fore Fustice Osborn, wivo committed him to pelson for Superior Courtoteneral Term. this port, today, amounted to $98,402 19; prymonty ther, Napoleon Bonaparte, ; and tho | the fottre, we ate taught to expect nothing in pare | Savmd iu this reapeet within ten days ‘ a hcens DECISIONS, $187,064 20—balance, $3,857,008 99, ath, sek art, Wialstd Sovtt, the Assis Wilk | seats et ey = Uneecd y Chief Justice Oakley and Justices Sandford and Paine, The steamship Pacific, from Liverpool, brimes nothing . » Wik ‘eott, nerican. Well, lwr--though we h agne hints there will be Supreme Court. i Apri, 19.—James Thompse iehes “ + 5 pene lotr tiine leap oa Fc dems oF teak Wen ic cae ek apron ; oft | a iiinent at epetiat Peepset tt, slnson Livingston. | new in relation to commercial oF fnanehsl attics: a aiglt tial mantle. Crear wae ambit te @ : } . D - . by How, Judge King. “ e bay tr _ against whom tras hy Justices Duer, Mason and Campbell | change bad taken place in quotations for eotton, and the having “¢ ; ' ut | qnestion of tly lene, Mi mmelson has faHester Gites rs. Harriet K. Coport ombanther. turday's Harald were brush t up te pleat Thay atl | ye limet Laimoreux ads. William B. «Astor.—Judgment to. | Market closed heavy ; prices woro about one-eighth of a gese-ank to 9 cr dbsepeiexslt sales } a There is not a tine or defendant denied with Wherty Wo renew, peo pleaded wot uit. with: the exerption. of Swartewho | EjGide and that judgment be entered for defendant, | penny lower; in the grain market, nothing of Importance cut to pieces apoloon wore it f vile, till n by hh we ean exemise, much | edt in the rubmitted toan indictment eharging him with passing tee | hed transpired 5 mo: yh : ) : —— — - Retert Tillotson vs, Me «of New York d pived ; moncy matters were without alteration. it was torn ~ b uldlers a livine, whe, owt of the five hondred and six Court of Appe New Yorks S The Court edjonrned to Monday week when the crtmt. | 2epdsand others.—Bi list Lit ee wo ait"tie | _ Payments on account of the Mexican elatns will be wam of that day; and, as the third ie the tu e vdidates tow in view, ix to be Aran 3; —ae 6. Wi Tocter ond others e+. Je- wal business will be taken wp. The etvil eases will be re. | Wittdants who appeared made on the 10th of May. ‘The awards nmount to about fine, perhaps it would i i nagie hang t | Sea soot , went. Tt was a to sated on Wednesday week SPECIAL ‘TREM, | : ona of dol ich will be ipn Heott.. He he ! er no liga and a a OF the wilh of the | “the telat ef the threr mew, two white and one b Ry Chief Justice Oukley | thtve millions of detiars, which will be pak in specie, feral Scott. He has atell 5 v ‘ late Gideon Buc tt an peer "an tan i Avni. 19.—Calel D. Gildersteeve v9, Samuel F. Haley, Ge. | The steainship Washington, for Southampton, evrriod the idea. We shall support him f nid ar gh A cll emuttedecuntertis 1 te Sauk of iw down for Monday ; aM + n Mt of ide judgment for irregularity, Motion | ovt two hundred thousmnd dotlore in epee. nothing less. Lt iv ae wel . wey \ Yorkave in ehenlation jn ‘The vignette b ain Oe The annexed statement exhibits the quantity ent red at this ai f and the amount with rather badly excented, thotgh the appearaace of It in thonght thar Webeter Stacey Pitcher vv. New York and Bie Reitroad C value of foreign dry eoods © , < eed on ; " i he that Webster's conferton of _— y Pitcher ve. 3 ‘ork and Kit Raitvou! Company atic party, om a bio aud | gy tlh fe good | 0€ the orden Samnily, be a hoax HOF Ame MEET and eihers- Motion denied, wth $10 cots 2" commamption, for waretiousin i at one