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

“THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 6759. DOUBLE SHEET. coon ot Sey, 4 oot ae ra a be paar those %. ee x wohowiuy, Mon 100 wht, ins ‘ aieh bee . Broadway, cornor of SALES BY AUCTION, UCTION. Av NoTICR—COACH Rocka oak, at rate Tioe orwell ny Lanronce & Gol ic Conlis ; wagon, tre te jhe for Bt - Sep rubles re rrangemente of Shitebons bath ke. manaenla, jaaeos, sofas, & tetes she: ae ofl ‘xe varioty of first rate ction rooms, 10 North Williass handsome furniture containe TH ELL, Auctioneer, ats street. Mo: eee the reall, the house 28 means street. OR Om SAL OR To yc Two STORY | HOUSE, uses, and barn, with large yard, fruit, my he Westport Station of the Now ‘ork and New liaven Possession giv diately Rot low, inant re of EB. Sherwood, neat the Premises, or of H. P. BURR, at 70 Pind strect, New York. popes. AT HARLEM.—A HANDSOME COTTAGE house and fonr lots of with stable, wood use, is wolletocked with the a on 120th street, between of oud GOWN, 0 Nassau street. HENRY OR THR PORTER AND VICTUALLING House, No. 96 Vesey street, opposite Washington Mar- ket—together te, Inquire at the ba ‘OAL LAND F on SALE. —A VALUABLE UNDIVIDED santerest in a tract of Coal Land, situated at Tamaqas, Beheylkill county, Pa.. t¢ ofered for sale low. Phis tract ia ituated 40 a8 to rm pint whe Pend Aint strikes the coal eld. ‘Adress W. L.., 195 North ‘Third street, Philadelphia, purchased, either with or without stock, at a price that will ‘offer great ind: monte to any person wishing to ein the business, Appi B. HOWE, 43 Nassau PARTNER IN THE BOWLING AND BILLIARD Salvon, No. 3 Mester etrovt, having urgent business in wishes to dispose of hia equal half of the place— mattached, large room for billiards, 75 Tending room; 5 yeary lease. at $400 por year. ‘Ap- TLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE, WITH TIE PATENT cushion, #rperior to all others now in use. .B-two Secand hand tal at the old stand, 9 Ann street, corner of Gold. GRIFFITH’ & DECKER. DRY, FOOT OF CHERRY LTREET, ER boilers tor Sale =! cylinder boiler of 10 wer; 1 locomotive 500 horse jes for sale boiler Of G) horse power: 2 low pre wR ge boiler of 15 h and machinery mariag engines, ver- cul oF Rorient al Ron eue (oe gresctes: tn aaeiaens terms. MURPHY, Ome 27 Coriaers, corner of Cherry otewets OUNTRY SEAT—TWELVE MILES FROW NE Youn, on a Railroad.—A family, mmodated with board, with am entire new 9 Kye tld Heautifully located, with ail the luxurios of's tuege farin nd gamlen. Vor further particulars, apply by letter to Emile Grave, Box 2,97 Lower Post Office, or to A. LA GRAVE, corner of Maiden Lone and Nassau EW 1 ACE CUURCH FOR SALE—ONE OF THE most desirable. Also, a Pew in the middle aisle, to rent. Inquire of D. 3 B. ALLEN, No. 9 Battery pla sta rect. BEAUTIFUL COT. from OBOKEN—FOR SALE OR TO LET—THRER NEW first clase three story brick Spon ze ned - the —— ou, twat be finished Lay, tae test of May. Appl to Nathan a2 street, New York, or fin Ireland or Chas, a Perry, Mobol ou. OLET—TWO FURNISHED BED-ROOMS, TO GEN- tlemen, in a private family, at 18 Canal atreet, be- een Vurick and Hudson stroets O LET—A VERY FINE NEW FOUR STORY AND bam mont house, 171 E: — east of Second ay Sodeaiies sere nC voc nse h welling ts of two large houses, Fourth avenues 10 Foorms, two parle doth Re. Apply to E . B. Kinshimer, han hen, range, 9 Fourth avenue, 0 LET—THE LOWER PART OF A IIOUSEIN FIRST betwoen Sixth and Seventh strests, iath otrest, corner’ First avenue. NOLET, AT ASTORIA. TWO MINUT b Inq Pteeet. “Also, for vale, a full tot on Phirty Fite ‘Title perfect, If preferred, Only $30) to be ront moderate, Addrors M. D., Horald oflic of the ferry. These honaes are manner, and are replete with over; Hoes nd cold water in the bath-rooms and kid Im ssoasion given, and the Fe mence from the first of May. Tnjaira at the Id Ofhes, of WwW. SUF COTTAGE, CON- ron of id NOL ETA wwe, STORY, HOUSE, TWENTY or by fect deap, containing with two aor. all street. SOPVICES TO LAT IN BU yPping yO; 9 eet, Inquire of J. 1. GREEN 0 LETTE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FOUR ttory how TH rien eontain nat nearty tweaty Tooms and pantriey on every floor; suitable tor a large fami= Ay oF fashionable boarding house, It wirlbe tonal for years to an approved tenant. Apply at 776 Broad. a), where cards to view the premises cau be obtained. 10. LET- FIVE TWO STORY FRAME COTTAGE: TORY BRICK HOUSE, x strovt, Jersoy City, and adjoimiag bo and 10 LET—THIRD FLOOR OF ttreet, 60 feot deep. Inquit Pevmises, 0 LET—A COUNTRY SEAT ON THT Aupson nt. ver Kailroy jopot at Dearman. The house t+ partially furnished, ad tee house filled. For further partion ars TEE NC U. BHOWN. 107 Poneth avenee FPO BET, PROM THE LEST OF MAY, A LOPT AND Ma together or separate, at 117 Fulton eet Apply 0 T Hanover street, eoe- nur of Wall sterot. 0 LETTE HOC AE NO M LEROY PLACE. —APPLY T. BAILEY MYERS, No. 29 Nassau street, © LET. 1N A PRENCH PAMIL OR WITH out Dreakfart, a splewdid partor, with bedroom attachod. Juquite at No.i7 North Moore stroct, corner of Variek. OUSE TO LE PLBASANT. GENTERL HoUs se sets ORKSHOS TO LET.TWO FLOORS, Bint, IN the new laviding, tear of 23 Elma street, with or without Steam power. Inqwire of James Lyne’, 75 Duane atroet REMISES TO LETCOUPTLANDT STREET--A f anor #preious front ur tack ro 41 in this street, {any desoeipticn ANTED TO LET—PROM THE FIRST OF MAY, TO | a frrnished room and bedro chance for femal, mu G A lady and gomtioman. with board for the lady hing to liver the fa rare reome ANTED TO LETT . the dwel of Elm street, conei andsomely finish heee on the ‘one oF two Foome in the attic, with Croton water. For further part Moreton, on the prenrises. AHEAP RENTS.—38 BROADWAY.—TWO SPLENDID Sinens, Ds tore fronting on Mrondway, with ste indows, $8 92D, “ho Let, one Store, 8 feet front, Bi feat deop, yand Anthony street, To Lat, about wie oy of Brande ay cal sight Ofheee. in fry ‘Washington and jeyotte Gallerios, 38 fondway Apply eo GEO EP. Fox, on Cue promises. REESE? APARTMENTS. a pai ing of two ro: VERAL ROOMS, sined by gentlemen, tn TEAM POWER TO LET—A LARGE ROOM CONTAIN- ‘8 shaft connected with a steam power can de ob- Trsocd famedionciy. Apply at (ye tomat saw imilt of Me. TOACH, No. 138 Bank street, North River, or to W. C. HOLLY, No.7 Nassau strect, basement ———————_ _ CALIFORNIA. IROHMIOFF DE SOLA & co. comm 83108 MBR- TRC mien? isco, California, MISSION Nam W: 1: Moller, Nand b Riots, Feiyaegeler & Lot John Meson & Me R.< “KEMP, AveTIONFER— oO} | © Saturday evening Wagon and Harness, on Frida fee House fa Ga wall Exo! WA. CARTER, Auctioncer, Meet Now street. T AVCTION, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 2501 INSTAN By Cole & Chilton elve o'clock noon, at the Mer- chants Exchange, executor's sale of Brooklyn property. two Nalwabte lots of ground ou Marrison street, between Gourt and Clinton, and opposite Tompkins place.” These 1 turrounded by three story dwellings, beautifully fhe north side of the street, and conimanding a vio length of Tompkins Place.’ Every facility of terms gr: sP NASH, AUCTIONRER.—BY HARMON AND Nabh: Store, 310 Broadway Sale of the Stook of « at. Salone Establishment.—On Saturday, at 1) 5 De: entire atock in thy COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—VERY LARGE AND Desirable Sale of Household Furaiture, Plano, So. F, Colton will sell, thie day; (Friday,) 4 pril 3, at half-past W o'clock. at No. 74) Broadway, near Ninth street, the en- tiro furniture of the house, embracing Satin Damask and wood Purniture, Mahi my do. site Glasses, Pia- “sen J. Mi BROWN, AUCTIONEER. + niture, Fridey, Apeil 25, at 10 o'clock ‘a, will sell at auction in the above house, comprising fy a deome parlor, chamber, and o ture, China, Glassware, Kitchen ute BY CHESTERMAN & Bg ig RIDAY, APRIL 25, at 10 o'clock, at No. 254 Enst Bi Household Furniture—The all of which is of the bes the kitchen furniture. C 4008 BOGART, “AveTION EE day, at 10 o'clock, at the auction tur, consisting of sofas," mahozany be, secretary 4 tal combined ; 1 looking glas eases, Ko. & 2ith, at 9 o'cloe Concord 'street, Brook! handsome Parlor, 1 ‘Samo day, at 1 o'ehock, street, near Fulton avenue, daome Rosewood Piano, Nuans, maker; aud Par- or, Chamber and Kitchen Purnit ise But ome year. OHN KEESE, AUCTIONRER.—NOW ON VIEW, THE valuable collection of Pictures and bea luding important examples of the Ital English schools, to be sold by auet ction, on Mom ny 0 at Gritten’s Galler; White at: Catalogues at Cooley's Auet: way, and in the Gallery HEODORE MALLABY. AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME Furniture, Pi RK tains, &e. (Postpor Antwerp wil i aclit on Friday, 23th of April, No, 8 Twenty-third street, the whole of niture contained in the above house. For particulars, see Courier and Enquirer. KEMP. AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGEES' SALE + stelegaat furniture, ete., ih iron way Kemp will sell, as ers whom it may. pod of rosewood and mal ity, consisting of o veral fine oil painti rosewood parlor furniture: rich eatin brocatelle, carved manogney sofas, easy lor chairs, mahy; ‘l hiir seat ‘chairs, vari our patterns; rosewood and mahogany centre and pier table, with marble tops: large French plato mirrors, oil paintin: extenrion dining tables, book cases, wardrobes, rose woo and d chamber furniture en suit put reaus and household & si can be packed for shipping att charge, oF they cam resatle until ti ©. KEMP, ATCT (EER—HOU' ure, Monda: » jock, e Comaisting my cl te Mahogan, Kitchen Furniture, eomprising “4 nd whi }, is worthy of the atts he mo of . PAINTINGS, ON at 73, o'clook, at 359 Br: ietween Leonard Franklin streets. a sete of ot atl of white lot of fine P will sell at nthe Tange leseriptic from fatnitiee avout removing, wed simon many valuable articles, all ‘of whi Teserve—one Rosewood 7 sing Burea Warble-top | Washstai je ; 7 e-sent Chairs, Hair M: tenis, Toilet Ware. &o lecorated Window Shadi morning of sale. HOysenoriy veesirene, ar Wooster street, near Spring street, sell at auction, as above, an nasor! Pricing the usual arsortmen! 1S Leen Fo tock, tool nF i Tit Broadway, by oeder of the ex deceased, cabinet maker, all the st tures on the pret f v ses, Bronzed Lroa plondid aesortineat ot the very best styiss. wou 3k NO. ® kK ne witl iy. STIONERK.—CABINET MA~ Henry H, Toda & Co, will th, at 2o’cloek, P. M., at No, tors of Jamo Miller, of Tambor and fe: gony plank, boneds ‘ be.; of vale He. RY HL LEEDS, nisehold foenitar AUCTION FER. — GENTREL, 1 & Co, wil aell at furniture, &o I ENRY HH. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER. Household Porniture.—Henry Hi. Leeds & Cs, will Atanction, on Friday, April 23, at 10 o'clock, at N. Eleventh street, Handso Howsebsld Faraitute, ov of carved Rosewood hal on covered In. erfimaon velvet: Bn oo rte; mahogany Couches and Chi gold, and blue, and white br Ince and nmelin under do; ard and Pem)roke od Chi its. sats of crimson, atelle, Window Curtains Brussels Hig 1 EE DS, AUCTIONEER — Household Porniture—Richly ¢ vere in Moquette Damask, A Curtains Re, Be ing of suits of medallion parior Par- din rosewood and covered with moguette; nt and elaborately curred Contes Jie Window Curtains, with lace do; Piet ndeliers in ormuln, corner Etogeres, clegant anit of carved rome wood mid: fol suit) Etegere: rich Ching dinner net, mence with kitchen furniture, ¥ JN. SNIFFEN marae tere want Roller, T ho 4 Roses, Gina Jars, P, Attorney for Mortgages. nee acoroNEEs —ON FRIDAY MORN. ook, & large and dosirable assortment of at *7 Greenwich avenne, French Sofe Mi ‘op Bureau to mateh, made by Phyfe; Mmhogany Spring Seat and other Chai ahogany Carved Rocker lve Brussels and Ingrain Carpets: Wa neany Droeing and Fiain Boreaur: Stair Carpet and Rugs: Redetoads, Piliasters, Heir Mattresses, Mahogany Hat Standa, Looking Glasses, ‘toves, Hall and Saloon Lampe, oy "srossin, and other T; Aqnantity of common fur aitare an Fitehen ute or #hine.) W,, MCORMICK, AUCTIONEER Sat oF cLori ing, Clothe, Ke.—The attentio, of dealer: others te reverted Ge the enle. ofthe vesek of a, Wopchent Tailor, eivine wp busineas, to Ov soll cils day st 10 eelerk, | thay Rev Towers, ‘The stock is G94 and worthy the attention HANDSOME PAIR OF FAMILY 1 STORE NO. 15 | mms MORNING EDITION-----FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1851. ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO, VERY LATH AND INTERESTING FROM CUBA. The Excitement in Havana about the Threatened Invasion. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF GOLD DUST, The mail steamship Ohio, Capt. Schenck, arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans and Havana. The Ohio crossed the bar, at the Balize, at 44 P.M. on the 16th inst., and arrived at Havana at 4 P.M. om the 18th, making the passage in forty-seven houre and a half. ‘The steamer Falcon left Havana, for New Or- leans, on the 18th, and ¢he Georgia, for Chagres, on the 19th. The most intense excitement prevailed at Havana with regard to another invasion; and so confidently was it expected, that the troops, for the previous week, had been ordered to sleep on their arms, and be ready for marching at a moment’s warning. The vessels of war in port had beer ordered to be ready for action. It was currently reported, in Havana, and generally believed, that the cause o the detention of the Ohio, on her present trip from New Orleans to Havana, was to bring out an in- vasion, and 80 great was the excitement on her arrival, that hundreds of people were waiting on the Mole to catch a sight of the expected invaders; but, apparently, great was thoir disappointment, as she passed alvng, quiet a3 usual, to hor moor- ings, without the least demonstration of hostility towards the timid Habaneros. ‘The Ohio left Havana on the 19th. She brings 200 paseengers, and $600,000 in gold dust, and | $20,000 in specie, on freight. Annexed are the names of the passsngers by the Ohio :— FROM NEW ORLEANS. Copt. B. 0. Payne, J. H. Jackson, 8. Hutchings, © W. W. Dodge, I. Edwards, H. Schoonmaker, 0. ©. Ban- croft, Edward Foster. W. Akien. J. W. Butler, Daniel Rice, Hi. 8. Barlow, J. Merson, N. Bach, 3. @. Wheeler, B. Frenwith, Thos. B. Small, F. Zenker, Capt. J. B. MeVon- nell, J. Todd, Mr. Levy, lady, daughter and five chil- ©. Bratenburger, Jno, Gauche, J. Laf- : Loek’ nd lady, Miss Philips, Miss Nelso1 Mrs. Williams, Lie Hurst, U, Ae N., Miss Gamble ai niece, Geo, C. Sterta, E. Reggio, N. Jacobs, H. D. Mua- dell and lady, N. Perrilliat, dy , mother, two children and nurse, Mrs. Bainbridge and five children, U. Gio- | Yanvoni, D. Reynolds and lady, Wm. Conover and Isdy, R. P. Tanner and lady, Mrs. It! A. Davenport and faini- ly, Dr. G. H. White and Indy, Mrs. 8. T. Woodbury, Mrs. Danges, Mr. Bancroft. Mrs. Hill. child and servant, Mr. McDougal and lady, B, Rodriguez and lady, Madame Charpentier, Miss Grant and. sister, G. W. Woodbury and lady, J. Kohn and two sons, (. Blancy,D. Veau, Mes. Garvey, Ul MeMtullin, Jno. Coowen. J ortimer, Blanco Ferradi, D. sDailey, Jacob Ryder, B. T. Heible, Chas, C. Flagg, M. Hania, Jose Aldorini, Thos, Griffia, D. 8. Wilcox. D. Gallagher, Jos, Levin, H. Wallace, Henry Caldwell, 8. J. Lord,J. Laporte, Paul Berese, Jos. Cox, J.B. Quaile, ¥. Hartwell, 3, Lewellin, Jno. Beowa, Peter Butler, Jos, Marka, Wim. Thompwon H. Crosby, Sam'l Corel, 8, Blochlin. FROM HAVANA. Julian Aparicio, Ignacio Martinez, 8. Pozo, B, Dun- comb, T. Runker, Jusn Figaro. Geo. Sheaner, G. nolds, Antonio Santoand lady, Lieut, Morgan, U. 8. @. Robertson, Lieut. Hunter, 'U. 8. N., H. Livingston, , Wm, Jencks I. del Canal, Carton Antonio Delas FROM CHAGRES. J. C. Duckerson, Juan Urtado, M. Urtado, L. Urtado, Henry Wood, Charles Miller, J. M. Jeffs, Capt. Downey, Wm, Schunmaker,J.'F, Leddy, Dr. Taplin, Joho Hara, ¥. Snow, W. F. Sherman, T W. Demarest, PB. Mereols, Charles Prout, A. Kobinson, A.C. Folger, J. F. mouth and boy. ‘The follow ‘192 SUNOLE LIST OF THE OMIO. Philip Anthony MO. Roberts... ....$ Geo. Wy shley Stern, Ariel & Co... 4,500 Soule, Wadwell & Co 1,837 Adelsdorfer 4 . Simonsdeld, Bache & Cootidge & Cxmman & White house... Coffin, Bradley & Drew. Robinson & Co Dodge & Co. Lewis Enstei Sidue Win. Neyoy & Rhine iricks & Bros, Johnson & Lowden. Sather & Church. Thompson & Hitch- COCK «++. 23. Twombly & Sampson 10,000 ©. W. Thomas. . 4.000 Harvey Loomis. Lebmen Bros... @ 8 Robbins & Som 20,000 Dennis Perkins & Co ‘The body of the late Mr. David Bryant, well knownasthe owner of the famous trotting mare Lady Suffolk, was placed on board the Ohio, at New Orleans, to be taken to his friends in New Yo i; but owing to its having beea carelossly or unekilfully prepared, Capt. Schenck was compelled to bury it at sen, on the 17th inst. Mr. Bryant was an acquaintance of Capt, 5. of many years stand- ing, and the captain very much regretted the ne- cessity of thus disposing of the remains of Mr. B. At bis funeral, the Epivcopal service for the burial of the dead was, as is usual in the absence of a clergy- man, reed by Capt and his friends may rést assured that nothing was wanting on his part to render the ceremony as respectful and impressive as the circumstances vould admit. We have received by the O. files of Diario da la Mayma and Faro Industrial dela Habana to the 19th instant, vie Guard had commenced its service, and places for the protection of the city. had soon with the greatest satis- fnetion, the establishinent of this institution, and hoped, with reason, that it will be very usoful for the tranquillity of Havana. ‘The papers pablish aa ordinance on the organization of the polive, upoa a now plan, which, it is believed, will be more effi- cient to insure the tranquillity of the people. The Gaeta, (official paper of the governmont,) has published tho programme of the Royal Economi- cal Society, to stimulate in the couvtry the pro- duction of works of art, soience and literature. Great preparations were taking place, at the ‘Tacon theatre, for two masked balls, to be given on Sunday and Monday, 20th and 2tst instant. It is raid that those fétes will be magnificent. The Captain General, whose attention is always directed towards the amelioration of the useful institutions of the island, paid, on the 11th instant, & visit to the Royal University. He was admirably well received by the rector and the members of the corporation, and appeared quite satisfod with the arrangements and the system of that institution. The news from Porto Rico is to the Sth instant ‘There had been aserious fire at Mayaguez. Damage about $20,000. ‘The Diario de la Marina published, on the 15th nt, an article upon the aggression of the Northern upon the Southern States, abeut the law on the fugitive slaves. It refers to the resolutions taken by tho State of Ohio, and says that, in the most explicit terms, they ask the revocation of the law. The Diario speaks also of the recent case in Boston, and seca in those movements in the North an insult to the Southern States, to which Con- gress had conceded but little favor, while all had been done for the free States. Very Late rrom Canraaarya.—We have te. ceived the Demcecracia of the BWth of March, The political news is without interest. The repab- lie, necording to tha: journal, is in the most fayora- bie situation, and the government is worthy of the eS et praise for the march of reforms and any» i jorations that ithns introduced, At Bogote. on the 4th of March, Don do Obaldia was recog nized by Congress as the Vice Presic of the re jublic, his term of office componeing on M40 Ist of April. He had been electei by the majority of votos determined by \ng constitution. PRICE TWO CENTS. Eee = Interesting from Central America. THE DIRECTORIAL ELECTION IN NICARAGUA —IM- PEACHMENT OF THY PRESIDENT OF SAN SALVADOR SETTLEMENT OF THE WAR WITH GUATEMALA | THE BRITISH BLOCK ADE—TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE. ‘We have received somo interesting intelligence from Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and San Salvador, to a very late date. The election of Director of Nicaragua had re sulted in the choice of Lureano Pineda, a distin- guished statesman, who represented the oivil party. He declined the office but the Congress refusing to declination, he accepted, on condition of not being compelled to reside at Leon, in order to avoid the influence of tho military and populace, who were in favor of the lection of Buitrago. The President, Vas Concelos, of San Salvador, Theatrical and Re ypc ron? Bowsny Turarar.—The new and splendid spectacle entitled “The Count of ‘Monte Cristo,” is drawing im- mense audiences, and will continue to do so, aa it has been produced in a style of which far exceeds anything ever before eee ‘on the Bowery stage. The Ddeautit Uttering carnival rcene ts beat by Me, ir. Evaine snd characters; Seoteh Pas Seul, by La Petite Toglion’. ‘The characters of Edmond Dantes. by Mr. E. dure, by Stevens, the Abbe Faria, by Tilton, les, by Misa C. Wemyss, are euch represented With excellent dramatic ability. We are glad to perceive that Mr, Hamblin’s exertions in producing this grand spectacle are being properly appreciated, as it must have cost him a large sum to give an effective display to this magnificent production. Bnoapway Tweatee.—The succesful run attendant on the production of the dazzling spectacle of * The Vision of the Sun,” i unprecedented in the production peach, i 4 of similar pieces in this city. ‘The proper arrangement pe “haa sngamategey | made wena Gente, |' Si sunt boris. to paseiton tir oaa inte in, vongress. Fept gorgeous and dazzling features, must have cost an The Vice President, Quiros, who belongs to the moderate or conservatory party, has taken the reins of government, and concluded arrangements for tho settlenient of the questions pending with Guate- mala and the British Chargé, Mr. Chatfield. In consequence of this, Carrera had evacuated San Salvador, and tho British blockade had been raised. | och he: thw brilinat palace dink tiees de eee The Gongress of Guatemala had been convokad | Wit’ mary other dazzling spretactes. all coutributo to . etigns delight the mind, whieh seems, for the time being, to to meet. Among those elected is Mr. Ignacio Go- | have lettits thr ne in the frame of bumauity, to partiel. immenre eum, ‘The scenery is, without exception, the most beaubful we have ever beheld, The observer almost forgets that he ix am inhabitant of the earth, while his | mind it carried off in ecrtacies, in beholding the sudden transformations of scenery, effected by the mere expres- fon. as it wore, of & magician. mountains in Fern; the golden sur, with the Genii of Princess unnc; the magician’s abode; mer, late Charge for Guatemala to Rome. He is porn ean ve Of i aadgpery eal. Mias An oir erton, Miss A Gougenheim, and Mr, Harris, together chosen @ member by the department of Chiquimula, | With Signor Carlo. the cum lave, deserve especial no. Mr. G., who is a vory intelligent gentleman, has been for a short time on a visit to this country. There bas been a fearful earthquake in Costa Rica, which has destroyed the city of Alajuela, and much damaged the cupital, San Jose. It vcourred, wo believe, on the 24tb ult. Alajuela is a town of ten to fifteen thousand inhabitants. tice for their clover performances, very sucecerful run Nim.o'y Ganoey.—The entertainments for this evening wie for the of dir, Wallett, the cclebruted clowa, who ¢ilere x bill of great variety for the amusement of bis ne friends and acquaietances. It will be reool- lected thut Mr W. had a be netit announced on a former the weather being so inclement, and conse- Sir, Welsh hus kiadly con- sented togive him auother night. Ail the most attract ive cquestrian feats, by M'lle Le yo, the Brothers Loisset, Mr. huten stone. Mr. MeCulluni, and other eminent art- fete. will come cff; ard the excreises in the ring of somer- setting. voulting. leaping jugglery &e., will, as usual, be cf wu execiicut deseription, Mr. Wallete will exert bimeelt on thir cecarion, and promises to. relate all Ube peuliar stories for which he is so justly celebrated. "The piece will have a Intelligence from Panama ANOTHER MUKDER ON THE ISTHMUS—TuK MERCE OF PANAMA FOR LAST YEAR, ETC. We have received, by the arrival of the Ohio, advices from Chagres to the 11th inst., and files of the Panama Star and Echo to the 6th. There bas been another murder on the Isthmus, for the particulars of which we are indebted to A. B. Miller & Co.’s California oxpress. Thoy wil be found in the Chagres letter. The Star of the 4th says :— ‘The steamer California, Capt, Budd, sailed on Wednes- com tea Dasma ‘© Tuxatex.—This establishment isin the full tide of success. ax cam be seeu by crowded houses every night. It would seem that inclemency of weather ewa- ably conducted ‘Ihespiau temple, as during the recent Helmy nights, much lo our eurprise, we found fall and tabicnable audiences with happy countewances, oc- cupying the boxes of this theatre, and secmingly sitting day evening for San Frenci-co and intermediate ports, | # Contented and happy as if iu their deawing roois, wilh the United States mail aud about 240 passengers, fore a brilliant fire, aud listening to some entertain conversation. or he et instrumentation Annexcd isu statement of the shipping eatered at the port of Panama from the first of January, 1850, to first of Janwary, 1351, taken from the bucks of the American Consul : aa ‘a Fines INWARD.n betoncing. nare. Merch dis So troneuge i Se a as 180 Other Nations $5,000 $2,000,000 “188,385, $62,108,000 $39,400,000 $3, pn, 000 “The comparatively +mall amount of merchandise aj e Muusien) pre fie nicus cherds the i is & great manayer— his acters are all great—his orchestra play® with great harmouy, aud this is a great country. ‘Yo-night be offcrs the rame delighiful picces which hate drawn imanee asscmblages every night they have been laytd, nemely, the beautiful comedy of “Love in a Total. Hinze,” and the enpital fares of the School for Tigers.” ‘Thore, then, who wi-b to enjoy themselves, should eall to Chambers street, where the duilest spirit will be excited to mirth aud plusure, Natronar, Trratne.—The bill for this evening cannot persilly fail to draw a crowded house. Mr. ©. D. Pitt, the family, touchin s by eupho- es under the head of “cargo inward,” opposite so | whose tome asa tragecinu hus apread throughout this | umount of tonnage, may be accounted for by | continent, and whose perturmanoes. since Mouday evea- the that the majority of vessels | song Tog = ing, Dave been witnersed by delighted audiences, who either brought in orcame in quest of he | rewarded bisexertions with che most enthusiastic cheer- Greater part of the vessels stated as belong to“ other nations,” are the small craft of this and eee republics, engnged in the coasting trade. BY A. B. MILLER & CO.’S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. Cuaguxs, April 11, 1351. Another Murder on the Isthmus. ing, will appenr this evening im shakepeare “Hamlet.” No doubt there will be Dir, Brandon will represent the Ghost, Slr, Wa kine the characte tovehing wd be of Laertes, and Miss Mestayer the abiul charac of Ophetia. From the grent i won Mr. Vict bas made by bis ia- imitable bistrionic whuities, there cannot be a doubt but Throe persons in the employ ofthe Panama Rail- | that tiw boure will be crowded entertanunents Will conclure with the © Frisky Cobbler.” ‘The greatest road Company, named Simpson Hamilioa, William Diaddea, and Michael Fitpateck, wore arrested on | Ev#aioe ring mae. arpovit mar Son the charge of murdering one of their associates, by | tng on new wna eplendid dresses, for the prodaction of the name of Wm. Noonan, and, after an exainina- | "© gvend fairy spec tele for Mouday evening wext. Le tion before the Alcalde of Gatun, were sent to ba teh wrigy ate Chagres,; whore they are now confined in the stocks for trial. ‘The cirevmstances are briefly as follows:--On Sunday morning last, the deceased, in company with the above named persons, (and one David Fitz gerald, who is not yet apprehended, left the station of Wm. L. Miller, near Gatun, and preceeded to the house of @ native, whero, after drinking freely of tate, they started off together for the woods. “On The most outrageously funny seed iu our funniv.t experience, how. at the Lyecum ft is aust ius fair, but if tbe menrure of a dramas ox decribable would tar cvertcp ail soupetition, Phe oeeusional ine right into grecn-room peculiarities is most attractive. Mrs, Bronghani's scotch Lady Macbeth is a most exyui- Hite bit of fan, mud the manager's ome wee nok by be tramcended.” Mesers 27am, Dunn, Pale. aud Thomp- con, (whore More in ihe upper boxer ix a gem). Mrs, Ver. } nop, hud Mies B. Gaylor, Dave good parts, and play Uiem dlently. ‘The now piece of " Coul as » Cucumber ts Monday morning, thoy ail returned excepting a ghrious bit cf ammencut, . as the Noenan, having with them a portion of his clothes, | cool Iviebaman, is quite We perceive thoy pro- which, they said, came off him while they wore ea- | duer the Child « Mouday, wiki ine deavoring to biing himbome ; but he fiaally broke | M-%syior im her great chareewer of Marie, Chis mast erowa the Lyceum to tte uimost capacity. Crnastyts Mov Bis msimutable band of Rthio- plan performers continue to det git the uauerous pa toms, ‘Tome George's" funny ping,” is alone woreh time price of admissioc—in tuct nu their perfunmaaces ats un. purparsed Frirows’ Monsrieis Rave become very popular with ye, Thy appear every cvemrg ae Kher beau Dhol 44 Lrovaway, bon't forget the eompliames Lekefit te be given te the * aud orpaso Geruon, ou Saturday eveaing ‘Lux New Ow atu tv away from them and ran off. Search was made for him, Noonan, without suc- cess, until Tuesday morning, when a boat with pas fengers ascending the river, discovered the body, hornbly mutilated, floating iv the river. The per- sous apprebended exhibit the strongest evidences of guilt, and spots of blood Lave bee on frewslothing ‘They have also in their possessiva a number of tsticlea cf clothing, &e., knowu to have belonged to deceased. DIED, In Panama, April 3, Dr. B..’W. Eastabrook. of Phila- delphia. ‘The deceased eume to his death by cause of an aflection of the brain, incurred during a recent excur- sion to Gorgona, in rearch of the perj« tre of the murders on the Chogres river. 1 turn to this city, he was seized with os {led upon his brain, and has thus re During bis rickness, he received every attentio Cr. ve=Bowsrny Th eHlent company that have his condition required, and his rome ius wore attended to | heen pertorming (his munphitheatre duc the past their final resting place, by a large number of we ywaine | “Hhter will Lave etter this woe. The equervrian exer tamcer, else ry of w ry thowe who take deligot in reel ‘ibe exoreieen very atiiactive par euig Tre Aniecantans mualug Land of vocalists, na- nounce a fine programme for las uveuing, et the Hope Chapel AUK por (he Ping wre variow mauew We have received from Mexico the Momitor, and | ™ — hose end be rey a . en . bane Mis A ta nw Le Trait d Unum, to the 2ith of March ; we trans | gomftnce'is elidel tw bean nue late from them the following :— ‘The Journal Universal opposes with all ite powor the treaty of Tehuantepec, but th ov the Isthmus, and Mr. Trastour, eogineer of the company, bad found on the coasts of the Pacifiv T thin stteruoun aud eve nig crowded, during every representa ta luonnble audiences, wh works continue Le performanecs with This evening will Le repeated the erlet he “berieus Beanily,”” with the same ex he la terke ar Charles Torrens bindaway ao Aw two porta, where the ships wil! be able to anchor | sh Mire © Chopman an alr Grunig Boirs - + BAuAIPR pieces of t ty eke" wad without danger. Those two ports are in tho bay | (py i vine othe Warman of Ventosa, and Salina Cruz, aad two miles from Varowama ort Pnoe ness. —This beaut fal the city of Ventoca. My. Tras gives the pre- | abd iustructive pamiing eouiintios to be exhibived at y > 2 bd Ne PFO | Warhington Hall, It cau alo be wen vu Saturday ference to the bay of Ventosa, because it is notso | ju, deey, and is more sure, than that of Salina Cros Denowama oF Inpiane-—This is positiv “y i Hat the ab hte Vad ight bot eabiest it, woud dh But against that opposition, adtsthe Trav d' Union, this question is not only # Mexican and North American question, but aa universal questios ; a0 doubt it would be b 0 that this work should have been done by it; j it shall be made without it, and if it is ceaay | enough to resist, it shall be made against it ‘The Trait d Umon suys also, that the govern- mont is atthe end of its resources, and, uanble to make a loan in the other powers, wants to make ose with the clergy. Ibe negotiation was 1 closed, at the departare oury W 2 be thus full for » ter for Mex but it did not want; aur tthe @ benebed te A earn our ety May owr citizeas ap” Hives vo Tenenry tate ob bewthre rie ea by emt Mr. GH Curtie will give his ean L. A. Jones, and othe Meu FD we Mr Mew Wag cian, is at St Louis, Mo. Dir Chartes Thome, wah « deamaiie company, ba ratied for Sau Franeweo 4 Ht te raid, will ROOM sail for Bu te paying at Saveannl, Ga wil ving Europe duriog the a have already ets; and MM. | » proposed in the jowing motion J to the government ion for the ciorgy. defended their singing in th Arellano, Alealde, and Farie Vhey ensuia st Buffalo dest will be pre « Fanny Walleek i* playie ve puvente which + Neehe te ploytng at the thaliday Serest Th eater tubers requisite by the civil Battinete Tbe property of be applied | Br. Gresham, the tragedian, i at Charleston, 8. € to the munietpality ; aud the g that par. will present a proper inite Arras ix New barsswick.—We uave New That pronert free inetruction utility May be that motion will not be successful, before the Ayuntamiento, or the goverament; bat the clergy is already atraid, and socks to sell part of its | | vernment of the will be oxelusively applied to put ud to other objects of benevolence au tust. “The wimbly, du esoluwons a receive aud requi adr inet perineal | tine past rgb of t Lieutenant ¢ pier of said that the Minister of Franco wee ga 8 i e pdence add ycumeuts whieh in. to leave Mexieg; it was an crror, and M. Le have bech written by the Licwtenant (ioverner, or seur, Who weng only to Vera Cruz to accompanyhis | trete mitted thrangh him to, of whieh u hav the Colonial Se watters connected with the | that the House may be tion to deal with all ¢ | Also, resolutions rea, the Fight of the. pr &e.” The tialifax C/ wife, will go hack soon to is port One of the representatives, Mr. Gonzales Uruena, Proposed & motion in the house for the suppression of the Geaatior and the Deputies. | la Marina, news from ing ad We fii, in the Zraro ¢ M xico to the Dat inetant. the resignation of t ateva, succeeded ut intern by Sr Mithaster of Justice, nided by 1. Miguel 1 Ge eevivel of We provement ‘Tejada; and the declaration, by the | movement, It is premnmed, will be a ous Yommission, that the decree of t h of November, | Gel gates trem the three p (846, conceding to Sr. Garray the prorogation or.) Seen as Vereen his contrect with the American company, for the | vey bas i route of Tehunutapec, was null and unable to be | colorinl trad continucd Island, sad of dety, in The only interes aonwte ad sinwe to the railt lelegat Tho nex ention of <ved a proclam ith Cnr ana, wediaud, in ox , ing Wheat uur, whether tuperted Carect he i the United ae fw ul { ito be tue p of Cane , the Mt J t Low Op Gen. Fealie Combs is the whi candidnte for Ooygre= way fem Woe Boton iu the distriet of Kentuoky. 1 ler, Ape nieiligenec. suggented in n to invite that city on the 4th Politic ting bas leon Fillmore to vi of July 4 yell the Travel The distant hills and | wpe he will be entirely eucerssful on the present | net damp the ardor ¢f the vieiters of this famous and | Ort recesdes of the heart. Burton | iad dy of » ag gathering to vee is persouation of the Frince of Dea- | cellerce be taken by the quantity of unirch excited, this | or deeription and should be aewn by | NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Gen. Sumner Elceted United ‘States Senates from Massachusetts, Boston, April 24, 1851. The House, on re-assembiing to-day, proceeded at ones to ballot fora United States Senator. Annexed is the result :— Charles Sumner, coalition. Robert C. Winthrop, whig.. Whole number of votes Necessary to a choice. . Sumner lacked two vc tes of being elected. ‘There was one blank vote found, the character of whiels | Mr. Kellogg wished the committee to report. | Mr. Whitney said it was a ballot for H. W. Bishop, which was crotsed over in every way. Mr. Fuller required the number of votes that had beem tendered by members. He said that according to the check list there were 88¥ votes, including the blanks. ‘The Speaker replied that the eheck list exhibited 386 | names checked off. Mr. Mills moved that the House, in future, should vote viva vore. On this question. Mr. Bartlett moved to amend by ad@- ing that ballots should be taken in envelopes, and that ali those containing double votes should be thrown owt. Mr. Kor! moved that every member should write his name cn the back of his bellot. Mr. Clark, of Boston, moved that every member de posit his vote into the bands of one of the committer. who should put it into the box. Mr. Ear! approved the amendment. Mr. Mills accepted Mr. Bartlett's suggestion, and with. crew | his motion ia a | r, Curtis wae in favor of counting one vote, e two ballots be east by asingle member, He considered: the righ} to vote im the light of a trust, and did not be- lieve that it was proper to punish avy constituency for # dereliction of ite representative. Mr Woodbury was in favor of counting one vote, if | two should be cast for the same person Mr. Bartlett's amendment was modified accordingly, and altered eo as to provide that the envelopes used | should be of « uniform size and color. ‘The amendment was then passed by a unanimous vote, and the House again bulloted, as follows: — Charles Sumuer. conlition. ... | Robart ©. Winthrop, whig. A Beattering : Whole number of votes Necessary to a choice. . Charies Suimper. the democratic freesoil candidate, wae | declared to be duly elected, having received just the | quisite number of votes Funeral of Archbishop Eccleston. Wasnivoroy, April 24, 1864. ‘The funeral procession of Archbishop Eccleston passed | from Georgetown, early this morning, through our prim pal streets, to the Washington railroal depot, for the mission of the remains to Baltimore. The proces- sion was very imposing, being a mile in length. The clergy were in full canonicals, and amongst those in mt tendance were the President and cabinet, forcign minke ters. and nearly the whole Catholic community. The tolling of bells end strains of colemm music announced its parrage through the city. At 11 o'clock the remains reached Baltimore, where @ tre | large preevssion was formed, in the following order, mag ehalled \ Selomon Hillen, who escorted the body te the late Episcopal residence:— Cross and Acolytes. Sanctuary Boys. Theclogical Students of Seminary. PALL BEARERS g PALL BhARERS From diffe-ent Congre- | 5] From different Oongre- z | gations. gations. Young Counolie Friend’s Society. Students of St. Mary's Co | ‘The mnie schools ¢f tho diferent churches. Bt. Alphonsus, aud the other German Catholic Seoketies, Calvert Beneficial Society, t Be Pw St. Vincent's Society. Bt. Joseph's Boclety The several congregulic <1 others disposed to joim tm the procession, General Scott at New Oricans, de. New Ont April 23, 1868, General Scott has arrived here, and a salute has beep fied ar a weleome. ‘The new stenmehip Union arrived at her wharf at mi@ on Tuesday, beating the New York mail by severe Slave Simms, Denouncing the | Boston Abolitionists, de. Bacrimony, April 24, 1861 | The New Orleans mail. as late ne dng, has been receiwed. Simms, the fugitive slave from Boston, on reaching Sa. YauLal made a epeceb to @ crowd at the whart.demeame ing the abelitioniete. and congratulating himself thet he War once more permitted to tread the hospitable shores ‘of Georgia He wae then taken to jnil, and received the usual reprimand ef runaways, Mr Potter saya thet me smcunt of money could buy him, to be returned te Dorton Dates from Mexico, to the 25th ult. etate that the Im dinne pear Zacatecas are murdering rob! | ing of women and children with impunity General Foote is winning # great triumph over the die | unionists. The New Postage Stamps, \ Wasuiweron, April 24, 1858, | Mowers Toppan. Carpenter & Co. of Philadelphia, baat Bote engravers, to-day obtained (he contract from the | Peat Office Dopartne wander the new pout The Schuylkill Navig: the rate of tolls on ali con! pawing conte per ton. making the pre Fairmonnt look, 18 «50 conte entry Negotiations are in progress to-day between the Nawk gation and Keading railroads. to reestablish the old mnt on ceal oem eee eee Grn. § rem uth tin PRNnsyviv * in fay r of Gen ANIA ‘he follow cott for the rresiden cy, Wore adopted by & meeting at Huntingdon, on the 16th inst.:— ied. ‘That General Wintleld Seott, the gallant piain ie gre ewan etl the good man, whe Ie ot deeds and two wary led slery are the h A affections ord thele bi ved ‘That in b reat mann: thet whetly the (rr tle field of N « Heined pinitn of Merico, of of ovr ghoviw Tuven. « D Carction, (a bor Dee Bae ohout te net eee tn bine thy fit bim te p elved ‘What hie} cfance li igh oll gations, we © trait) of head sod heart that eminesp pv terin—<f @ out the bist % pai von high alam is the the Previdem > ontest Whe nnd a mead tint wit vies ved, That with ppm een of TAD. w © that inepiree hop af fiscived, That we agree with the whigs of Caine tty. in reletion t the iaportanes of bokding te nveniions on the thot Angust—one for Wet syivania inthe city of Mitburh,) the otuee ia. to thee ity of Piilodetp tins — ard thet we will wend any required number of delegates | tothe letter Rescivod That we view ang attempt to prevent am oe Eapination in favor ef Ge t ta time, om the a that the moweme ot Hee and 1 wrlown ae Iecure, erding to the i bd propeie'y of an carly wnevernemt in Bie vt the State ' The Turf. Cemarvice Covese, b. I According to announee. | Ment, the meteb for $).000 aside, haif mile owt, came off | yerterdwy between J A Archerseh. m 3 Reye's bg. Young ithek was Ube Crobiing to harness ‘The following i tered gg Shackelback wwe 28 J Bridges eh. hi. Bmperor ‘ 2 de bruce bg Wo te Time, 2045 Navel Iniclligonce. op of war Al we ac vces Crue on the Lieut Bewrre 6 ad | Dw ¢ Deve Beer te mouth, Siting ent we the Uosport Nery Ford (ur tie | Teak Uadion aa