The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1851, Page 7

YIMLE OF THB ERIE RAILROAD CELEBRATION. OUR DUNKIRK CORRESPONDENCE. Dunxm«, May 16, 1851. ‘The first banner in the procession was one from the Waverley ladies, bearing the inscription “West- ward ho!” {twas of the finest satin, beautifully ernamented, and the staff wae wreathed with the most exquisite artificial flower At Elmira, Mr. Devry, formerly a direstor of the read, nade the following epeech in receiving the President, his cabinet, and the diroctore of the Erie Railroad :— ae I welcome, I greet you in the name of Elmira. Though we have lomg since esrned. to appreciate the importance of this road, we are receiving every day fresh evidence of ite vest advantages, until now at length the climax is capped by yvents of this glorious day. He who would teil bow ec it cost to bring this railroad to your doors, and narrate « history of the diffeulties that have beon overeome in accomplishing it, would have to write a book. Twill not, therefore, occupy your time in relating these watters, though T desire to do you justice. Thy ie no novel enterprice, 4 fur seeing mind long. singe oo ceived the Iden. In 1842 it waa besaaher “Ti. Erajest 4 oot ot. It was laughed at by many; but you, the direetors, had faith in it, and never for a moment Kt from the enterprise. The coat was estimat, six millions of dollars. When you discovered Jt would be twenty millions, you did tint shrink even then, But had the public known thet it would have cout much @ sum, the railroad would mot be Built thie day, nor perhaps for many years to «ome, A draft of yours was never dishonordd. even wien thote animals (he bulla and bears in Wall street w alarming the money inierest. Whe» there was not Gottar fn the treanuver's hands. awd thse gentlemen 1s d to come to him with demure faces, that seemed to wy all was lost, both your treasurer a: meet them with ux learty a la eon vietory. This disarmed thelr suspicions. and yhon aw your emiling faces, they went into Wall street (there is po danger, our appreheasions Were un- a, Thus the anlecpeicn went on pros now at length it is accomplished, and eve it and cheering. But there is better gentlemen, than mere words, We will soon show you lable epread with the products of our city mark ity, gentlemen, But for you, what would we }. gave be- io fresh sbad and living lobsters? (Roars of laughter. What is betterthan nl yon have brought us to-day live President. (Renewed Who, « littl while Age, would have expect honor for this wMoge? You have brought us enlightened statesmen owned threughout the world. You have brought ms fOVerMors, eX-governors und commodore Elmira, how will you bear such honors! Will they mo uu, or will you receive them with meek content, and improve them to your owa advancement, ana thet ¢f the Mate? ‘This isthe greatest enterprise sinee the first exonon was planted at Buttulo, and a@ line of guns extended thence to Atbaay, which, with one uninterrupted roar, nrounced that the wares of the Hudson were baptized ‘with the blue waters of LakeErie. This isa new chain which binds those extremitic: yiall the intermediate parts together with links of iron, as jndissclubls as the mar- viage tie, (Creat chegring.) ev. Mr. Pattengill Sresonted ® beantiful satin banner, yeeverday, to the President of the Eris Railroad Company, and also delivered the following address :— 1 think myself herpy in presenting to the Board “of Directors of the New York and Erle Kailroad, this ban- wer, from the ladies of Horneilsville, as a testimon: gratelation on the compl: tion of the irom road that eon- ects the ceean and the Inkes—a work of art overcoming 2 formidableness of nature, of prejudices, and “pposs- tion; a highway of commerce, a means of letting in the light of education and improvement in these valleys and en these hills; and, ax to doy, distinguished men from the eity, the Btato, and the nation. look upon us, —— this channel, so may this road be to 1 a me po ate, tial event, bringing peace cad prosperity, science a4 religion, to thetteeming thousands of southera Now Yoric end northern Penusslvania, While the train stopped yest stations, Mr. Webster was addr ing afew words to the people, when a man standing at a distance asked another who was near him, What is that Mr. Webster is saying; the other replied, He wants to be President, that is the amount of it. In th he cars, ex4ievernor Marcy asked Mr. Seward if he would give him office should ke be elected Prevides d replied that he would, op one condition, namely, if Marey would promise to reciprocate the honor should he be elected Preei- nt. Downing is about to bring a barrel of Lake Erie water to New York, and advertise in the newspapers ** Lake Evie water and brandy. Officers Keed and Walling, of the Chief's office. New York, arrested, yesterday, a well-known ick: eet named Joba Clarkson, Yaho came down from juffalo—one of Bristol Bill's confederates—and handed him over to the police here, but they would not take charge of him, the fellow having persuaded them he was #» gentleman above such mean tricks as picking pockets. ‘The arrangements for the reception of the exeur- sioniste at Dunkirk were on o most extensive scale. yy atone of th ‘The end of the track was decorated with a triumphal | areh, wade of evergrocns and beautified with — crowned are e national flag. There was ich was placed an old-fashioned plou on which was printed * Finis.’ ‘This is the a sh with whieh yom was first broken on the srie railroad. At the platform erected for the reception, were two banners, whic. wore afterwards presented to the President and D rectors of the company; one by the Dunkirk ladies and the other by ithe geutlemen of the same place. (on the one was—‘ The ladies of Dunkirk honor the perseverance of the officers of the Erie Railroad, Yay 1 1, 1851.” Denoath, the inseription hasa view of the harbor of New York. the other banner was as follows: ‘The inseription on ‘The New York ond Erie Railroad, and the Erie Canal movements, and the enterprise and resources of the lmpire Mate. 1824. wL.” Tn the py er | of the terminus there were other * suspended from houses and buildings. (One was inseribed *"fhe New York and road, the greatest achiovement of human enter- prise, unites forever the ocean and the lake.” In the extensive depot of the road @ sumpracus was prepared for the million. An idea of what was pre) in the way of edibles may be inferred from the following bill of fare : PELL OF FARE, Chowder ; a yoke of oxon barbacucd whote : roasted whole ; beet alamode ; boiled hams, corard beet, buffalo Longues, Rologua saucnges, hoof 's tongues moked und pickled, head cheese, pork and beaas, tity rouss tar- |, one hitndted roast fowls, hot cotvoe, ke. Ke, he table wae three hundred foct long, the whole length of the depot; and itis hardly nog ped saat aa justice was done to what was arbacned oxen excited a great on 108i :. or pork and beaus were on a scale of extent never before witnes#-d; they wero contained in immense tin vessels, each capable of holdiag gallons ; and the manner in whieh the count:y poo- ple discussed them proved that they wore well cooked, and not diffenlt to eat. But whet shall be said of the loaves of bread 1—they were ten fect in length by two and a half in breadth, aad 4o heavy that it required two men to move them. Kenge along the table, at intervals, were barrels of cider, with which to wash down the barbacued oxon, whole roast sheep, pork and beaas, and other ¢ cacies f past four o'clock the whistling of the Pic neer lor ive was heard in the distance, and im- mediately the bells were tolled and cannon fired ‘The anx'ety among the assembled thousands hat now reached # point almost of insanity; those who wore straggling here and there, in tho ighb prhood, or cooling themselves in the shade, together with those who were regaling themeelves ia the bar- roome, a]| rushgd to the platform, and the prossare was 50 gieat tint i it wae with difficulty the ma and ofiicers could preserve any kind of order. Pretty soon the train President and une by Fring | in the oy th regimen ‘ . Moon as the « beet ent from the place, Mr. Carpenter walked to the platt addressing (hore . said :- Geotlem n an trey Co thin ww New York and Erie iui m, and for having yp vered in pe that « ret i nebievement modern detain you an; and wil si rejoiced to Fee you Sr. Deces «ponded on behalf of the P. Director nke for the cordial ene of Darnkirk. He apolos n experienced He joleet to wee that the extended tot gized for th Sonia merely rafiroad bad at The band then: struck up “ Yankee De At this stage of tho covemonies, the ba ledies of Dankirk was proseuted to the Comps through Mr. Loder, 1 wore upwards of three bundred of the fair rox prose hy da beauty added much to the pleasure of the scene. air Hyrssne.of Dunkirk. spon on behalf of the te- diew, He ald Mr, Pro-ident, the pleasant duty hee de cived 3 mr of being the ng f the ladies of Dun. Tt bs the 1 to the * thanked the Indies of Dum. ly fo hon vr witeh had eoniemed ont vee, with asassoriated, Such a ecene « thie. Were hid t ojucd sorted by 4 in procession, bgade n we eats, 8 f the xerebals Logue ofvon- | 10 sheep | by Bx Preident Fillmore and the cabinet, wad : ved which met their astonished vision. Ta barbecued oxen suspended from poles, the ronsto sheep resting leisurely on immense dishes, the to. feet loaves of bread, the bath-tubs of pork ani’ beans, and other edibles were examined, aud wers deseanted upon freely. Mr. Fillmore was steus'c particularly with the pork and beans, and woalt no doubt, have been pleased to taste them halt gone permitted him todo. Mr. Webster insp ed the chowder, but did not taste it. Ho tok eretary Crittenden, however, that it looked ui: and he had no doubt it was propedly compoun tod He said it was a dish of which he wus particuloriy fond, and when be had the pleasure of meeting hiv at Marshfield, he would invite him tovat some of hix ps making. He had the reputation, he sai, of making it weil, and, if report speaks true, he does | make it well. A little port wine, he informed ML Crittenden, wat a great improvement in chowle and if, Mr. Cr sbOUld Grer uumertake to make a “mess” of it, he recoumended him, by all moans, ty pute Pint of good old port into it. Any one wio has eaten chowder with this addition would bo a Toy to that beautiful dish as he was himself | ir. Crittenden said he would take the advice of his distingushed associate in the cabinet. After inspecting the depot therougbly, the pro- cezsion was re-formed, and procended to the Loder House, where tables were spread for the guests. Af- ter tuking their seats, each person washed down the dogs which had accumulated io his throat with a glass of —~ water, and thea they paid their re- spects to the eubstantials. After justice was Cone tothe dinner, the health of Licutenaut Governor _ Patterson was proposed Lieutenant Crovernor Parrerson replied: He raid —This ie a day which bas long been too! ward to with great anxiety, not ouly by the pe Chuutaugue ty, but by the people of all the southera counties of k. Itis, ia trach. a proud di; only for put for all parts of the stat York, Gentlemen, we have mot to ceivbrate pletion of a work unequalicd by any ev akea by a pri corporation in tuis or in any other State o the Union, It is a work of whieh (he Eaapive Scat> | should be proud. Gentlemeu. it i> bat o the first railroad was made im the Sb and thirty years ago the mails ot Y by @ lady on horseback. What a great then! Now our &: have an iron track extending trom jantic to the great Western Lakes four years since the first act v Se. It ix out Shirt 8 passed by the Legisla ture authorizing the construction of tue Bei: Caual. | ODE SUN@ AT TUE OPENING OF THEN. ¥. AND B. RALL* ROAD AT DUNKIRK, Miy 15, 1351. Ay. let the welkin ring With cannon’s roar, ¢ high each joytul string n this glad hour, Ring out « merry peal, Fling bonners bizh; Throng, round the festive board, With mirth aud joy. Darkness ond coubt hath long ‘Over us hung; Pitful and few the gleams Hope o'er us flung. But now her steady light Shines o'er our way; Sing with united voice, j “his is our Day.” And while eur thanks arise To that high Power, Who irom the gloom of night Brings this fair hour, | We to our faithful friends, ! ks would offer too, } Who through our perils past | Stood the tried and true, t We der with yon oer labors done, honored guest we greet, And tothe Queen, of Hudson's wave. Yield love and homage meet. j ‘Then swell high the festive strain, Shout amid the canron’s roar, Until “Old Erie's’ waves convey ‘The echoes to seeh: distant shore. i ‘The Day after the Celebration. SPEECH OF DANIEL WESSTER AT DUNKIRIC Dunainx, May 17, 1861. Yesterday being the day after the celebration, | the village continued to be filled with the agricultu- | rl population from the surrounding country, seve- ral of (hem being drunk and fighting. Stages were passing in and out, loaded with visiters, many of whom seemed to be beside themselves with excite- ment. ‘They crowded to the wharves to look at the steamboats, and opened their eyes in amazement, never having seen a steamboat in their lives before. ‘They were equally astonished at the railroad care; | and altogether they were in extacies. As for the | villagers themselves, their exultation knew n bounds. | Mr. Webster's son having so far recovered yo terday, as to permit the veteran statesman to bo absent from him, and several influential men inthe village having requested him to address the citizens | of Dunkirk, he consented to do so, and made | | speech to a crowded audience, in the large dining room of the Loder House, at seven o'clock in tho afternoon. There wae a large number of ladio present . Mr. Webster, on making his appearance, was loudly and enthusiastically cheered. When the “pplause subsided, bo said:— Lape asp Gestiyes—An unexpected and painful occasion—the iiiness of my #on—ba buen the cause of | my being detained for eday or two here, The detention itself haa been, in other respects, of a gratifying nature, for it bas enabled me to see the advaniages of the situ- ation of this villagé esa lake barber. I have been al ways an advocate for the improvemeut ot rivers end harbore out of the funds of the natioual treneary. have heard seme striplit ia & =a} house might be bull’ on the Atlantis the harbors on that coast be otherwise im proved, without vislating ony Frincipte of the sonst tion, yet thet Congress had no power to do the same thingon the lakes, That is to say, though Congres Might expend counties sums of money upon harbors where the water fs eatt and there is a tide, they could not expend a cent where the water is fresh und there te | no tide, (Langbler.) I have aleo heard it argue: eboutas much reason, that because the lakes had not the natural adventages powtessed by the ports on the At- luntic, that, therefore, nothing must b- done to improve | them 0 a# to afford protection to the «hipping. security to the lives of mariners, or advyaneement to the trade and commerce of the country. Sach de absurd and Larrow gicubd taken by the opponent» of internat im provements, It would be just as rational to argue that ecause we come inte the world in « heipless condition. without food or raiment, that. therefore, Infante ought to he left in @ «tate of nudity, and starved to death. (Greai | Rut T must not imagine that I am making f it were necesenry to convinces you of the coustitutionality of the improvement of inland harbors and rivers, and of the uuiversal benefits that tow orks. Your own herbor is sufficient to oon L confos L was taken by surprise at the morkable natura! advantages it postesees, But how woul (tere advantages bo improved for the general good by the expenditure of an adequate sum ef money! The next thing | have to confess is, that [was not at aillaware of the great beauty and magaificest scenery that mert the eye along the western const of thi State, T had heard of it Lefore; hut Teonfees my views were not sut Wheat thw soon for the last f has ean | freely admit, in the fir that | had no just appreciation, and in the seeonl just ki of the great highway between New York merehan be have « the ¥ oof ts ‘and ns a Lits wonders in ¢ maealon w ih thie B ching what a few years ago wou! not hay another ageut ard ti never conld hawe dreamt ni Hasna th t | we live In an in which wr se woch wonderful dev lopementa of the great principles of mature whic he hil from the eyes of cur ancestor y eal up to thank the Divine Beneficence for giving ws vantag®: in this period of our history, and ta the | in which we were born. liberal prineipl aled men and womer.- | tiem dropping on all i ought to make us Tielag em, ane f tr Tt is your country « and free inctf Its publie the iew on: Herm in thankful st beams ne it ht te th ineteae. These ¢ potitutions=-n ¢ nnon-conforn ned, worship h | nota deltar in the treasury, aud not one could be raised | public «pieit | auility. and they were de ! in particular, 1k | aud patriotic sentiments ' cfooilars in building % big diteh, But be hed | by the progress of intelligence. | eurviture of its shores, | Wind, and Twas strongly iin, man’ in his day and generation na With the | @ vered and broken, I will not eay that we may uo & ceeded to the depot, where refreshments were laid along in some wa yore shail not find foot a» out, and, after marching around it, entered at tho — but I . he es sae me <a that wel east. side. were much interested at the grand deur of sentimen| By Ing whieb mace us fovi oud asa people——for in the union of these Stat 4 i Bthat thie eatness and strength as one nation -o0 ‘and make us ask if there is a better govermme’ on the face of the earth, that we may adopt it in pr ference to our own ‘Till we can find ite eyual, lot us cherish it as the sore, of our eye, In this respect we must fulfil our duties ‘There ix no happiness in this world save only so far as we follow the path of duty. We cannot erparate our duties from our | happiness any more than we can strip ourselves of our conrciousuess and reason and become brute beasts. | We must meet all our duties, and not scvk to evade any. There may be matters about which men differ; but are ise of such a nature as to justify the risk of dismou- ing the Union by poahing. them to extremes! Let as oeelca citizens of New York, sud keep all the coa tracts of our fathers, or break them all off. But let us not equirm—(it ix an uncouth word, but it is good Hug, lith)— let us not rquirm and wriggle, and thwart and be cur reeton aud debauch our understanding by at- npting to eneak out of the principles upon which our fachers laid the foundation of tits great confederacy (Much applause.) I do not wish to intreduer politcal iscustion here. I speak ouly of practical matters of neegreat national primeipins, tha that Involve the dutie?, th» vn ab vital Smyorven' common to us all, ane: rests, and the happiucss it every mags ne lon of the gen ral government, whatever a y be is loeal habitation, ur whatever utay be the hue ot Lis ) political complexion, (Loud cheers.) 1 now wish to cull your attention to the gentlemen who bave taken au active part in this great work of pubtic importance. T find there are seventeen men directors of this company, all Cf whom live im the city of New York, #ith the ex tion of one higbly rerpectable geutieman, Their names are as follow: :—Bevjumin Leder, President; Semuel March, View President) Thomas J. Townseod. Treasure Hemsy shelden. Di Miller, Charles M. Leup: Shepherd Knap Koberts, Henry Saydan Jr, Jobo Jd PL rncliug Smithy Thomas W D 4 “ Ma tite Chief Luginecr, from 281° to of TN Brown. now chief engineer of pub Hie works in Russia From 1390 Ull the present timo. Mr, Meratio Allen has been the ¢ Mr. vy who devotes much of his ntion to Maire of Ue Ves a eanal} compensation The eiber eixt ivewcent, Several Of there ge en two hours voud re u menetic fren st ef thee «of the toy ped if they did not pledg- rd raise heavy gama upon the I heard the Secretary say, within the last two days. that (here was a time when there was except et aruincussaentce But these men came for ward with $15 000, to save the enterprise, Thir I eel They saw it we they might de rui Tied to this matter hast taken a lively interes this Stote and mien ame of De Wit I knew! im well, He was a manof lefty Te lived in timos when party feeling ran high. Me was reviled ard ri party papers of the dvy caid he wanted (9 spend my’ Li on who have | af pubiie importance in | seeing ragacity. that looked beyond the passi prejudices of the hour, which he koew would m morning sun. { was led to tl emarks by reading | that De Witt Clinton was here sofhe thirty years and pri jected a military road, to. be constructed » State, through the southern tier of counties, ter i mating at Dunkirk, ax the point of tJ | feas nearest to the waters of the ooeen, ‘There is | an opinion of his on record: he thought, from the of the bar turned inwards depth of the waters its spacious bay, (he that Dunkirk ought to be adopted as the con- neeting limk with the lakes. I had tae pleasure o seeing to-day how beautifully it lier, indented into t thet it is Otted to beoeme @ great harbor on the Weat: Waters. Tam nota % nor any | New York man ut all; to advert € bat F feel it my do | to that distinguished citizen of New York. wo whom, at | this day. we cen hardly pay too much reepect. He ix | gone to hie grave; but his political wisdom, tested by | time, is proved to have been inferior to that of no | (Great cheerins Having new got ihrough my remarks, which hove ex- tended beyond what (intended to say, let me, in eon- clusion, congratulate you on the chocrfaluess and. t happiners that this gieat work has inap einee I left the banks of the Hudson. . decept in the first place may wart reception you have given a sojour 1d, in some sort, a etraug’r on arriving in your vi and, in the second place, jour kindness in | nit here this evening to hear ond wants Sager Ddeais with the name pul sations of affection as your own. Webster thus concluded, amidst enthusiastic Rh avd was then introduced individually to a number of ladies and gentlemen; after which, he | oceedcd to Mr. Risley’s, een in W: in a carriage which had | Se tat orwl Though Mr. Webster's departure was kept sveret, , anything sav be kept seeret in a village, large | crowds collected ut the whurf, and cheered bin vehemently as he psssed into the Niagara, ac 5 o'clock this atternvon, for Buffalo. Several gon were fired to do him honor; and as the boat lett her wharf, he was again cheered enthusiastically by the crowd. The citizens of Dunkirk regard him as a fasi friend of their embryo port of the Lakes. SHIPPING. TR NEW YORK oy LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE Steamers.—The ships comprising this Line are th Saturday, eurday, 7 me ry, Jane Saturday, Joly Saturday, July turday, A yurday, day ra he HES Be. § Me, 56 Wall rtrect, N. ¥. Dares dee jie ace toee goto ain bv Jewel ‘uniegs dille of Mherin expo ceeed. After the first of Aj fermore trom Livertoot F } ‘Wneeetor, ‘sul the valu ab, | = ‘Ail letters erees pare 2 Often. Per treuent. of Ag yere,ervly eo wowrtasre Li LIVINGSTON, Ages, Now | irondway. JOR LIVERPY SAVANNAM—THE SUP RIDA 1,509 tone, ) Capt ‘ sturday eer appl) to “y (MV rCHiL, M Front atrect The Alatawa, Capt, Ludiew, torlay, Sat May FOR NEW ORL THE FINE NEW FIELD SCOTT, 2.100 tons nd oarryin Fauoina ond Aaya of ered month, snloes do tent art will teweh’ at Acapaleo, | fo}tywing ateam pasiebs bes Steamebip Company, ore now in it GOLUMBTA will ply between Bsa ship a and fwening widn. ay with steamer from San Fee 4 reguiae Jind of peblere will be kept op fo pnd transient prswongere t of feptah Soa Francie. Ti i no mn evemathip BARAT aa 4 DS, of 1.000 ve ‘ ourthen, now wader te t 4 wu entra fh ‘ine st the bev shes eengers ftom Ponaera, evere o miadls Rid pease nae ce Lor Abe bi nore will Reop up the conncation be aber Mex oi | roan Acapulco and th The States ete: 1 oe ORI DELBRIA. Lio) ton ages en the Lith aud 26th of ex and FALCON wii | 4 and Cneeres, lew om Now York to fan Fran. | ‘ : 4 We mitiat five up t | Ww eked from ts 4 b " t } 5 front New Kork to Chagees wilt be 6 lowe r |: = ny nae Soe tee av » port, som oth dut hoped by aay oefe sea steamer pevrgee tere ports. e . f ¢ MOFal ties phat nd ws $0 cack other are ee ‘or ol clog of berths, apply st the office of the Compaty, a" | » and 06 Bowid visto nad AN belt Wneir eneper, 177 Went evrects | Nam etreet Oregon, ewAiting at the former ii or ‘ Sommoction im the Atlantic wall be maintained by oh | | Aa HE ROYAL hae. STEAMER MEK. 14 Sam, wendig, rc eae ihe Sot Jane fF c TN ARD, Je, 38 cespt through th coos Ue TE a oe CAPTAIN t. Thomas om he My excellent ac- Price of passage to Bermuda lar mail sls" Will'be recuived on teard of tue Mesiin, AGRE O. MAIL STEAM Eine for Califora! uced—On Wi neamehip Gitbscest will tates Mai ow about = WS of J SEDly Bt the of, A psi Threvieh Line for Sam Monday, May 26th, at 3 ‘ranciseo.- Mn The splen: did di 0, Jas, rise! lay Schoen: y. May 26th, af from her mt at tthe foos of Wi if double-engine » uh al the Ohio will coment w 1 from Panoma, on or abo Renan ee stroet, orat N SoLews WARNIN be no excure your or ignorane hotices were inere advert! mine herby oft it to you all That it itwelf, day by day,a4 & specie remedy for sitoventually’be khown thre ughout tha wor positive, therefore save you sselyoe the elf to ail et thelr pation th Ww 4 dina that je for want h OTICE,—THE UNDF strangers, and the 1 fines to prescribe, on thc most approves Hie geuctally, dat ure, diseases 0! for 21) diseases of & private ‘Those who, by in pediments to marriage, &e. cortein destructive habit of youth, have been ing for the duticg and pleasure certainty of cure. b pes also . 51 Lisne treet, Ae EDICAL AID—FRENCM ANTIDOTE —P and beneficent Fr and only poritive cure # divcovered, it matte: whet nae, sex oF stage der. Jt ie no pew, untried experiment, for ured in all th ores sition and jai favorite in Ricord’s vighteyn years. 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FIVE CENTS— ary, One Hu ) copy ofthe veo al Pt improper a | real ba oy an the ease and 8 4 wary ly, thowen hi vd and Teuspet tigector | ¢ it oe U SAN t precisely 3 arren streot, 10th of and 55 50uth ANS—THAY es, to cloak | houight tivese medicine, £ | is estabiie- | disonse, axd ld we whol, iv | twill attach TAL of it. i :SIGNED WISTES TO INFORM he Ftill oon= totaly et : Hirendway, HISGREAT has yet. be ot the disor- it has been hoepitals in France, and ieaa t Hospital in Paris, where omed, owe Geutre D, SHOULD | that | was cured by Fe gores on jolent pains | South stro hom not con- t to doseri! an refer to “AND “MUR alelled eue. | mont of the $ with the on Trew. Days Pul- sa bronchi atment the worst 2 P.M, and ad plain lam: * i Townvend, | | auras 1s ¢ Men pt tiga B as CRC EE LN DIFTI al and pl eatay. iit Fetgred SAY To THOSR WHO ‘Core wt voless,” that te years to my beef te Green o tox oo, | Bou THEATRE.—BOXES, Hetty boace, ie Trin aye, ar. then ae e Henry per formance will is leek, Mr. Burtoi idow jpelmaine, Mri we Seeond, Mr. Tilton; ‘of owr Union. “Duke de Mowthazon, Mi Miss Wemyss, Family eircie or aes $i. followe a favorite du Mere th Copelage with BACHELO MENTS Me Sagicton ; ‘ coter; Tom, Mr, Joiueton; Sulla. Mist Westone or MT Nesters ATION. EATER. CRATEAM STREET. OXES, 25 conte: Pit, 12 te Boaes, #5. g ¥ canals vee i ps elatk Laney soyers oes gs/HOV ER Thale eaten loath, Mr. C. Lays ce wil tied DaMTO tN PYTHIO~Don Damio, Mr. L. k , Psthio, Mr, Herbert; Dion-Istivs, Mr. Mr. Anthy, Mise E. ‘Meitay er. ee meet It is with the rution ity, becsme our sxe. has Loem with which has crowned it, hag eu the thi means of relievin we f having arrived when i becomes Bowery Theatre of the mortgage: its porsersion, it he Vambhin we mement, of all others, in which to pis ot ou) ’ greece, ud coteem fer Lian, ma cupied, and which he nev and happiness of others, as What be, in the hour of his propese, ours Iver, end we ti mon his hour | in ev with a end of which e is ogy Tayi lors Sal- ing then 245 Yo mn Pann 0 New Yo n of ovr fellowe a) Wess, notnfisutanding bis great caianit, prom he career of this gentleman, vi Hew-citizen, now exactly tweaty-fve. years cveditabie to him fu bis relations of wan | ote of the prefersion to which am acknewiedged orname rbeenable to quell met'by h ourrnds who bkve the character of a can est him eel snre—only a tem f, ried 6 cnable him to r nd his {ello a etion of Ii ED, ory tees the publi reatert pleasure that we invite Hoene in the effort to arr 01 porition h ‘ments iu which he became lavolved hy xa to thore whom he owed has left himeelf ofa preeent, but heen th ba, Mr. %; i: jing Malvinas tisk 4 ith # new extravaguuss, oa. Favor a ope (entiowonlad 9; bins ho af tn "relleving him ms by the preaent posi becn the capable ittee was appointed to pree THOMAS. MADINLAN, RaQ, Re, Ascok Housy, May copied ante. ‘Theatre. i well ka ed iuourred in tha he his mind, any y trietiness ot fe, and pe Hold aud course, and tie sve led him to proserye towards been dependent upon him for aup- scemployer. btor. though the discharre of witbout ¢ trust—u porary cubarrassmoat, The titue seary to relieve the work h regard, a m friend, and aa ar- nthe position Which he once oe- failed to Administer to ay ad- prosperity bi ite the members of generally, to be . He kept taith wi life, with the actor asa u or He has never been hackwar the cxerctew of that graceful virtue, which, in tue were ut the great poet he wo forcibly ilk hnnd the in teinn talent sista Previous to ber visits t the eal Aria—" L'empio sual el i Bria Seen we bi saute por red de not o nt Ln “1 iste sot will comuprlee ean be procured; nee of the mest rth, b. Uowann, Tejoiving in the comforts oi forward to the getety of the com Bet men, unless we sympathize with those who’ | dreadful yeather, find themselves in a few hours without a home, perbaps without a dolla not relieve the rother and sister artists dently relied on to enhance the attraction we ng inst impover- Aud itis vauns of Ing element, t jas owed #O Much personal milsfor. Lis residence among we, had laid waste a large | city, bis literal donation of tive | of thowe who vo deeply sutler- he ty first to be fot that contri ter, ‘ing it her: hey x and as our sya will fortune, should we not, like the apecta- ‘our pity into the scales, and tind 1 weigh ? wein; that Movers. French & fel 1 and the voluntai friends of the object ia ted to meet at the Astor House, om of May instant, to take the access Cormeen & peat LE JENNY LIN ERTS a Canad y wiih nelle Gallie), . al Mi and Aria" Carta Monin, Jans vl ‘Overture—(Le Serment.). Duet—" Quanto amore, Ms Rem Barc Beoteh Sone Condecter, . lutels awe ™ seerly ‘dich tiekets ha uy ane - terr mento) , iN N CAST ARD "oN WwW oN apa EVENING, ar 2. Ds S02, ZARBwELL CON: Alta Fale. Western New York, Boston, and her final departure for eR are Ray informed that these Concerts NTH GRAND CONCERT take Ince at . . Weber. abi Pacint. - Benedict. ioe, = Diva, Neds, ) AND. rane it (L'Blieir,) and sa Betietti. vine Giure . Mereadante. Sienor daly arel @' Edinburg rem pte wonbays” WEDNESDAYS, Gorden E De er at Teh ps 8 HINDS SEV Aguas eh vw SgSt Lae On Ae Pet ee RATE Algo, Dogeers rs TOR c 1*, commencing 86 5 o'clock, Pr M. MINS “i The Kreadw “Sulla poppa det mio brik,” GRIND OnE! x the fret musical talent in America, numbering ONE RUNDRED _SERTORURRS, hast been engayod tor | yanegrice © der any pretence whatever. beon fixed m oh An offive for the sale of ‘Ste: BROADWAY, «LOW JENNY LIN D8 GRAND ¢ 1ENNY LIN D'S CONCERT ut ° An Atternoon Co teas next, for the agecmme La pri- tha ith Ricci. HitsTaA, it tender this tickets will be opemed at Joli bath, from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M, and poate peente: it Copeerts will be and FRIDAYS, + will be awnoaneed, The Concert e y be obtained cret will be given im clock ¥, t. BARNUM, EVENTH GRAND CONCERT AT We evening, 2lst inst. The sorte of the owt cam by secures 8, Book Store, 200 Broadway PXTH GRAND Wedaew : AN'S town Be V7 Broudwry store, a, ab Om ER Sv, t ONCERT, AT CASTLE ng, Mo , Tick B re, y Lind, a« berg WEDNES of ADRI ate &, SUR ead | ite the Maseum, RO ApwAY, Ago ficient and vorsatyis erienced perform of Ladies LS, A? PRtLows Ay. Letwren wUF aud ¢ Theit “ itty nen, Seles, Shurwmente! Performance ng an} Satna terneces 8 greed concert for the nosommodation cf lor, commen: took P.M . Dorre open at te commen ARDEN.—THIS t oLort th 1g wee DWay reo sti pied WALTER TERS GOR--Guillisome, Ir. nat | ing geueral meeting of committee reported a form | discussion, was adopted, and the 1 ane | ee nd | ale. Hambfia ts | « Mellini. | THEATRE. B, M. py Manager ning, wey silt be ew otacle vet cle, th the ROU a hr, ‘ihn Cousin Joe, Mr. arr toy Mine A ah! J IBLO’s bid MANAGER, Mi every ment, fora limited number of justly popular Aue pons Te ‘comet 26, Overtare by the Orehenten € drama of GAN Dra em Mr. HL, Plae Dufard, Arabella i > ia Sloam; doh Sefto: 3 ‘M, BROADWAY, (STAR RRoOwM etreet.—Drews cirele a it parauet. 0 ote 8 ota. ditty circle Irebeatra seats, $1; Private | ree) tobegin st Sotdoake, Henens of Mt, de Beanies | Tuerda evening, May noes will comme nee | with Dirac ugiroid, Mr, Wales, | Pauline Mets soene from i MHOO BOR S UOHAw's LYCEUM Mk. JOHN DUCKTAS ar regrectfully infornis bis friends ze is tiret Benetit witl take plas om volane us dy 0 on w censinn he will’ pr sabe comblaation ot | attractions t,he hopes, to m W ‘tit To be tolls m TUE SCHOOL Tos CANDALS 6 Barrett (who hay bindly Welwaterted Kia Ue servicer): + vale Lady 5 te, Horn, After which, the repowned extravaganza cf GIOWANNT TH LOMS DO. m Giovanni, Mr Broughaw w Fi Mary Taytor as The w h in. ) with ( laut time) ¢ EUs 4 x Fook now r, rt UARNUM, wood, Jr., A N MU Manager; John ¢ afternoon and « oli appear heth af entertaiminen(— vated Peoneh tea~ The remarkable > poe Har ew During the enga list, with the ox a usder 10 y shilling extra, the day. | RANKLIN MUSEUM, . ee de Proprie Bonet, ant Saloon per: utertainmen ty relect, » Cin New. York, const ra Trove, nur | performers, bain the Iezcort and at ts eae time, tented bend in'the United Stat Siete w ie by selected for © ! sterity; fadame Rosal Female Juggle | ‘world; © com of Artista, wie Pilaies | an exhibition of Marble Stat qual in together with ® variety of interesting seehatitanetee ton afternoon and evening. OTICE—THE PERPORMANCES ADVERTISED ‘To ‘come off at Burt Lyceum, on the dably postpoued to Monday ever ing Na en of for the 1th, will be duly accepted ow that ecm casion. A. CATSBY Manager C, Diekwss, Seo'y. __ AMUSEMENTS IN PHILA UELPHIA, RNUMS MUSEUM, PIILADELPHIA—P, T. BAR m, Proprietor; Henry Sanford, assistant Manager. Monday évening, bonctit of the accomplished natevee, | M Alcina Fisuer (Ths interesting comeny, ALL THAT ERS 18 NOY GOLD, which has been [ layed with DOUGH DIAMOND; the fine vid comedy ut WILD the grand ivsical drama, with slersut, seruee ntments, called the LADY OF THE LAKE, rr | thest and ene pervormance, 26 cents; children umuce tom years, 12K, centr, ambarrassmen ary diffiew! their origin in (> ‘mind being. | Gown and via gd in eomsequener 1 the alekuews ol } companion of his broom, | Hew important thas the eaness sheuid in known to every | mite “te every husband, that the dreadfol ani df hacroving Sonsequences te the health and hepyines of both Life is too abiart and Lealts’ tv precivus te it withowt the full o ely per saiou of a little. omenne tT amving the i THE SAND ce the trat euitivn was issued. author has been tidoced to advertioe it eae > crgen® lug reqtent of those who have ween indebted ve ite ea pee y bold dear (that al) may have an chtaining it), and whe bere favored Hw of whieh are ame | Sa WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, Bt DR. 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