The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1851, Page 3

wm. Week was only $445448, Lact si first regular meeting of the seh Sainz RadcartPetce ts ‘iumvert wean spol uted President; sad the eretary pro tem, 1 ing aud passing the secounts ted. prota 4 ag be ces two oon additonal by- rales for the business of the oo 4 be ap- the next mecting, appolated for the 100 ‘cominittee, of investigation (to inveatigsie the of ST ed obtaining possession of first eral committees were dnly elected from among the funds im hand, n Te 2Matliver one ‘plano, value $90, be nimoasly adopted, and the (ececeding go aataies, of awarded to M ‘ai tic TS tru: it af tol es ARO, lay, 34 eh . ty stock fat Dabela you ef, 0 Broad ray. "T Svary ieformation st’ the ofice of the oomapany, WH Bited- way. Fourth of aay Excursion.—For partieu- Yars of the mort delightful Excursion on thatday sve the ad- Yertloemont of the Thomas &. Hulse, for atrip around Staten Nottee.—Gosling’s French And American jeetaurant, 17 Nassau street, will be opened on the 4th, from GA. M. till 6 P. M.—200 difforont dishes, including delicious Tertle Soups and Steaks, will be served up. The large dining saloon, first story, will also be opened for the visiters. L. GUSLING, Sole Proprietor. John B. Rich, Denti: it, , respectfully in- forme his friends and the public. that he confines him- tirely to the practice of his profession as Dentist. Dr. ich bas removed to 11 Tenth strect, ten doors west of adway. Lost.Some person, name unknown, be lot ake, took from the Hudson river steamer Iraac Newton, Monday last. at her pier in New York, a goo nok, ized, er Valise, corsiderably worn, It had no mark in There were two straps over the top, buckled rd over the lock, *astene: rap contained letter: ted bearing th Hineladt ~ in pers bearing the ‘ines, ineludin Hig France policy, Connections Metual, dated ‘Apeil & nd & manuecript of about fifty pages, with the same deed datcd ‘April, 1851. The person who hes dentally 6 Py ry 9 reecive the thanks of New York, rend, them a good Watch, or Jewelry nd ard of dollars, will find it their & Brother, 97 Fulton street, and ve just received new goods, and by they have been obliged to en- large their Fulton street stor They are determined to oon- tinue to make it the ii t of all to deal with them, by bad egos their own eve tat losses by oredit, for cash only fe motto. to call on 8 HE Bowery. for they the increane of their bi A Conundrum for the Fourth of July.— Wh; Knox's Kocky Mountain Beavers like good fire- ‘wor! Beeaure as soon as “touehed” they ‘go off.” If any cepticsl on this point, let them visit Knox's eetablichment, 128 Fulton strect, and they there oan be con- dat the same time can select a, Hat just the ar- ti umm me. The late sweltering | Heat_ has brought hundreds of gentlemen to Genin's store, who had hoped pro- viously that we should esospe the usual annual breil. Con- requently, the superd Drab Beavers, feather waizht, rich] and elegant, are going off with ‘uvexampled rapidity, ‘There is searcely #0 great a demand for 4th of July fireworks asfor the Genin Drab Beavers GENIN. dway, opposite St. Paul's. Gentlemen’s Shirts —Not every one pro- fosting to make Gentlemen's Shirts,” ean for gentlemen, At GREEN'S, 1 Astor House terial and workmauship and promised is sent Bome ae “tietppetated | hour. There is no use wasting “time In looking for summer clothing. for youcan find, at the great estab- Mekmentof DeGraw & : o.. every kind of summergarment heap, clegant and t Fourth of July.—Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, low the best workmen in the city, at ‘and Shoe Emporium, 160 Fulton strect, the city to get a good article. Notice.—Gentlemen are informed that in compliance with numerous requeste, MoGeary will his sore open this morning wutil 12 o'clock, which will enable all those in want to get a pair of those celebrated Paten' Leather Shoes, warranted not (o crack or rip. A air will convi fare the bes Tethe city. Remember, the place is 07 Mal ‘William street. Crack, crack, crack, F vneed the Jersey Pa- teat Leather; but no so with I Lenther Shoes, as they are made of ‘ther, and are Warranted not to crack or ri @heap, at the old stand, 67 Maiden lane, co ys. Store open this morning until 12 o'clock. Ir wnt ho old a lane, corner have an ho ur to spare, to-morrow, au's cheap Batha, at the foot of Desbrosse cant, mere trifle (123 cents), you oan be made Bente of the that dthabin pecpuntion of oak ou Tay wali Aves , from impradent use of gunpowd 5 box of th actor, at the proprietor's depo +. woudway, and by ite timely application you Will be Safe age _) the painful effvets of borne, MONEY MARKET. Tuvnsvar, July 3—6 P.M. ‘There was considerable activity in the stock market to-day, and prices generally were pretty well maintained. Norwich and Worcester fell off three per cent, in conse- quenee of the small dividend declared, and stockholders are now very much dissatisfied with the rate paid. There is rome thing below the surface of things relative to the affairs of this company, and it will come up one of these days, There are wheels within wheels, which will im their revolution, expose some of the operations of the Management, and show who have cut down this dividend. Reading Railroad opened and elosed at prices current yesterday, Harlem Railrand sdvanced \ per cont, with large tales, Erte Railroad is firm, at our quotations; but It will be dificult to move it upward much, even with the help of large recetpts Canton Company declined 1 per cent, but there is very little stock offering. A small lot of Farmers’ Loan is occusionally offered, but prices vary only a fraction, We have no change to report in Pailroad bonds, either as regards prices or demand. The transactions from day to day amouat to about the same at about the same pric The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $100,873 34; payments 9420.879 05—balance, $707,172 26. ‘There will be no meeting of the Board of Brokers on Beturday. An adjournment took place to-day, over to Monday. ‘The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have declared a dividend of one and one-half per cent on the Preferred stock of the company, payable on the 16th instant ‘The steamship Prometheus, from Chagres and San Juan, brings fifteen days’ later Intelligence from San Francisco. The Tennessee, at Panama, from San Fran- eiseo, brought down two and « half millions of dollars; ‘other steamers coming down would probably bring an- other million, besides what was fo the bands of passen- gers, The accounts from the gold mines continue of the most favorable character, and the shipments of dust are likely to be much larger than anticlpated. We shall probably receive by steamers, now nearly due from Chagrer, between three aud four millions of gold dust- Notice is given by the Trustees of the Bank of the United States, muder the deod of assignment of May 1, 1841, that a further dividend of sixteen and 74.100 per cent on the balance of principal and imtereat to Ootober Ast, 1860, on the port notes provided for by that assign- ment, will be paid to persons holding any of the said dotes, at the office of the Bank, in Walnut street, Phila Giphia, The notes entitled to the benefit of the aasign- ment fre ail dated én December, 1840, and each is num- dered with one of the numbers, ina series of from 7,543to 9,644, both inclusive ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- Ine of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con- fumption, for warehousing, and the amount withdrawn from Lager“: during the week ending the 3d Inst.:— Moreunnrs iy Forston Dav Gogos, ntered for Consumption. a Manufacturer of worl. mm Manutnetures of ectton. Manutotures of wile... 0006... 136 Manufactures of fax. 184 42.925 Total. 953 $349,704 Windrwwn from Warehovm, Mannfactares of woo! » 162 982,102 Manufactures of cotton, secveces 2 9371 Manufactures of silk tonne . 189 68,483 Manufactures of fax...... seeee 106 6 470 $101,744 19% = 961,022 70 16,198 alee 6 03 a 464 7) $0792 » The total amount pets upom the market during the ok the amowat put ppon the market wos opwards of » sunt of dulbary OR TEN HANDS TO Wa esters enke aes ly to Vie 8. (CHMON D. 309 Broedway. W 42 7ED-—A SITUATION BY A FIRST RATE DRESS. family. oo at Ni syeten be sewing of 12 Jay etreet. walkers * ood Washers, to NTED—TWO FIRST RATE THONERS, AND TWO lotel, at Ody sa oP SE ful; writes a -OrTOW, D., the seieuiesg Fe <4 ne NTED—A FIRST RATE CANDY MAKER, TO GO to Pobeonian Va. Good references will be required. . GILMARTIN & O0., 195 Front st, rences re Gin A oe beral Tweed: tween the houre of {3 0 (ENTREVILLE cou ‘Trot for ur National Indo- ANTED—AT NO. 2 DIVISION STREET, BASEMENT, kinds of employ ment-“Chambermatas, Sceusteetene Cook Kinds of employ er 98, Cooks, boys, and girls, for all ce House Servants Barkeepers NGende 8, paschee: Apprentioen’ Labere ers, Spinners. rand Girls, Clerks, Feo . OF KKEEPER WANTED—A MAN PERFECTLY COM- etent, « native of this country. None need apply bab ‘Apply at % cK : Hlimptone # Broadway, be- 2o'elock. had experience Jn this otty f th d nam “3 he True John. Jo * Husted & Randati's line of omaibuses will Jeave Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, from 11 A. M. until soon as the sports are over. 2P.M., returning a8 JOEL CONKLIN, Propristor. oka ill he gaten ter L.1. ve w Entries to close 10 c'olock, at Mr. Madden's hotel. JOEL CONKLIN, Propriator. L. L.—PROTTIN fons. Both purse einesday evening, July 24, by pag ay EZ COURSE, TUATION WANTED—AS GROOM AND BODY SER- vant, or 4s Groom and Gardener, by one who refers to Bar present employer. Please address G. M., Box 1,1%, Post rtsof & home, Looatiol om} re Shad below Canal street: Terme reasonable. Address, stating all particulara, R. R. munications strictly confidential, Herald office, for four days. Com- So'el lock. —Parse, $20; mil bi OARD ON STATEN ISLAND. gle gentlemen fronting the bay an formerly ceeupied by Mr. Ward, Tompkinsville, State: lend, or at C48 Broadwa: ENTREVILLE COURSE, M day, July 4, at 2 o'clock, P. M., procisely.—Putee, $ 1.—TROTTING.— FRI- Dest $m 8 te 280 Ibs. wagons, Mr, Fonner gniere ch. ¢. atts Stora ge tpbas alow ater Black Golding. SOREL CONKLIN, Proprietor. bad 5 conse, L Tr FROTING ig td Pluie. wee} r, & purse of 3, mile ea b. heats, bei 3 in 5) i oe fe $00. J. hal obtain board in ® pl near. the ferry. Apply at the house OARDING.. —T0 LET, A VERY NEATLY FURNISH- ed hall bedroom, on the second floor, to a single xen- tcman, without board. May be had by immediate applica- 17 Chambers stre: te, GE cotave Pane no Fat s onda, Saja Fountains Re wat a Hague fg sist Surgical Toatr table Oe BELTS Awa ve HOMESTEADS. _ sh sehen ove ll ake in E gettalt the choice 0 aye wer ff Delancey and Ch raat ata. M. By ord ‘CORNS. A. COOPER, R. 8. FOR SALE AND TO LET. TABLES, FOR SALE, WITH THE Iw- ‘and of the AL feriale and. work: irous of purehasing will do well to for the urchasing else. w Apply to Le 3 Gore, two iy from URNISHED ROOMS.—A FRONT OR BACK PARLO! ith attic bed room and use of kitchen, will be let till let of ed or single, The ry offer who bs want = ay a wi meh is on the premises, 61 rr event possessor will s, kitohen and use of » OR the 3] niet 0 espe bea 7 eer Green om ton weter in the house, OR BALE OR 70 LET—A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL residen: Dear o1 cottage arm ya the Hudson. For t ly to Sohn Bedgwick, at the office of Joho Jey, Baa. "20 Natear street, or to Mz. George ‘W. Dearman, Hows ov STATEN ISLAND TO, LET—A MODERN EA butts awe story house Tolan ange par hacen a cellar with from bilt’s landing; bes - mt $00 lk of bu fully situated on the bay. Inquire No, 62 Broadway, —FOR SALE, FOR ea than half the cost, two Couches, ot Lounges, and four Chairs, covered with French damask, in Paris. Address J. 8. T., at the office of the N. ¥. Heral O.LEASE—FRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDING Salesroom, on second floor, of 1% Bi rect Aloo, the front half of seoond Root oor, ah communicating write | the abo rnished feeds abate well Hautes, wil tek lensed soparately, if wired. Al a is THOMPSON, 51 Courtlandt street, 't Offices in the al Also, four ne T°, LEASE—THE STORE NO. 6 DEY STREET, NEAR Broadway, (now undergoi finiah- ed with the modern improvements, Ready for occupation Avguat lat, Apply to G. J. 8. THOMP: SON, 61 Courtlandt street. OUNTRY BOARD, WITHIN TWO MINUTES WALK of the depot at Fordham, to which the cars run hourly from the, City Hall, N-Y.—Mra. 7. Bassford has Atted up ete ption of boarders uns od b: anee from the iN se, er apely, 0 thout board, on moderate terme. Ent street, one door east of Bowery. stages | Run Groud street ea ferries, Willismabur TRANGERS VISITING NEW YORK WILL FIND AT Fairfield County House,” N ‘0. 31 Bowery, corns: ed rooms t, comfortably furni fare each way, 18% cents. Also, 6 at 12 0 ETROFO TAN BANK — 1 NROTTING—ATH OF JULY ting Ground—Purae, $54 Mr. Odell © erp oh ane ROCHELLE bag t herse Dusty Teavele m. Lady Pelham; Mr. Shute, bay g. Dy Be Ke ool. May; Mr. Bowne, bay g. next. By order of the Boar ARY aos —INFORMAT 10N 13 WANTED or , daughter of Thomas Milthorp, Ch , who came to this c Yorkshire, England, FINANCIAL, NSTALMENT— The 1 Filty dollars per share on the Cw eal ‘ie uired to be paid at the Ban. treet, on ‘ednesday, the ninth day of ‘July { Directors, J.B. WILLIAMS, Cashier. UG. DELESSERT, LIGERON & CO., BANKERS, would respectfully inform their friendi ad the public saved their books and irate rn "gy iad lost nothi they ch may be Em) fA ty taken an office r the pres Build Portes ith Square Plaza. Hf rternn Pr Bent + hg y 15, 1 is living in New York. and are anxio: her may be addressed to Joba 3 Oteego County, New York. ‘FORMATION WANTED—OF MICHAEL SW ‘TO $20,000 WANTED—ON REAL ESTATE security, of the very best kind. Any Der. per- ity fon having money to lo copertn wake a very sureand prontable investment, by calling Aad 8. jew York. of the perish of Cratloo, county Clare, Ireland. He came to New York sbout three yours a ccived by Dan. Hart, in Fi gf North Sixth street, Williamsburgh, of 19 Cherry street, Information of him rst street, at the corner le party about opening @ he would loan two tho cr or office clerk, under a ealary; is well versed in y department of a # adway Post offic N. B.—No objection +0 go to a Southern or Western city. BSALOM AUSTIN, A NATIVE OF BUCKS, ENG- Appeared in one or more Eaglish papers, nineteen years a ane: 2, OOO. -BUSINESS WANTED. jgTHE ADVER- tiser is desirous of me J. 8., box 126 New York, post paid, one month, for the next o! bove ‘named Absalom in some parts of America. Rill be, paid to any pervon who ¢ atin, Georde rereed, ermondey, London, England, ili ‘mest with immediat Gtwuex READING.— FRO & Brothers.—Sold b; all the trad New Monthly SPECIAL NOTICES, ost OF FICE. NEW YOR K—NOTICE.- —THE MAILS tes Mail Steamer ARCTIC, will olose ig) tly Sem {net Letters for the Ww. v BRADY, P.M. | DEPARTMENT THE wapasvase oF THE at this ofice Eastbur; —_—_——— — — @ cents, aati ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE ROOMS, 7 eet Bak oe We tee Special Ms ering will be held on ae to é Saturday, Sth instant, the election of officers and at tot x int im this section, f the csunty of Perase, on gerve & copy of your an- the ti Sct woe me, ¢ the vi Ne fount Hope; oF, torical romat Plaintitt's Attorney, Colt Spring, No cent; paper, 623g conte, WANTED, A PARTNER ess, with a cash capital of a6 already established an: 8. G., Herald offi THE PRESS or HARPER Jaly, richly illus- ing &n Article on our ter Halirena Guide Book; con. rivers, towns, villager, on the road. Hlusteated with Barritt, fiom cgieinelsherehes 1, by William Moleod. iomer muslin. ay cents. ter of Nig Many Sides to a Character—a Sir K. Bulwer er Lytton. As first per- im the yond By Hevry Zeater Nhe Perna By the author of " 1dmo; paper, 25 cents; muslin, 3736 By Mary Howitt. 12mo; pa- Raia thes of th Ener oats, 5 Dated June 12th, 161. E R F OR D & co. p Postage Rerula: orate to deliver letters in San Francisco epelar papers of Francisco is only be ents; newspapers, livered in San Francisco pound, oat sly BERFORD & CO,, 2 Vesey oi! LOST, &e. oe Cal! tree days, at 40 Trees, Astor House, REWARD—LOST, SOMEWHERE IN soUTH street, between Koosevelt and Oliver streets, » ocket Book, containing two hundeod and siaty.eight di lors. | The finder will receive the above reward. by leaving ro of Thomas Morrell, 20 Front strost, ost ‘“ fTOLEN— ON THE NIGHT OF THE 2TH 1, fre 4 the steamer Mayflower, a ark, containing elothin jon registered lin # and other papers which Bu ‘all be Tiverally’ te E BEST AND. CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER PRICE Hees airendy MH oll full re prea’ the pape ae ARTON & CO. Publishers, 7 Ann street, HITE LAKE NOTEL—PAMILIES DESIRING A residence in the country, where the if, fiah- ing, bonting, with delightful. drives and thein, as well as pure air, spacious bedrooms, and t! twente of real country life, will select this place. Terms exes 3. Scart 408 Broadway, of White Laks | CAurio 70 THE PUBLIC. ew York. fond ten o'clock, ited States Hotel, N The conducted by the subseribers. te warned not to purchase or Bonde, as meen as be NN gas NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK— —This delightful summer rest- veasen. Por partic rar Mian Pook & Nixon, 3 Broadway, cornet y be 4, of Williaiasbur, who can haye the fame by calling on Dootor J. reet, corner of Madison, aad ORRIS HOUSE, Long Branch, M¢ “WOLCOTT MORRIS, ity, New dersey. A deautital 6 Cottage ca nth T, it not being endorsed OST, THE MEMORANDUM BOOK OF A A. Fiske sed J. AA Sackell eit at “ine above place, or to 120 led by Twenty aicth atreets TOL EN. —TWENTY DOI. for the recovery ot tol AMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. open for the season. P Lightfal eu: Wiky D. ‘oun PP. Diiiinte J PRIVATE I HOTEL AND BOARDING ES. _JODGINGS, de RT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWS-. New Jersey—Siamm & Rogers, Preprietors.—The ey tog hotel is nial boarders. © LST, FURNISHED, A FRONT PARLOR, WITH cohen ine a Ve ae ane Won eadway, betwee 2 Wake and and Franklin stevete. LIQUORS. RANDY AND itiemecen, ith eles D ss alge fae Roo ful thanks to & discerning public, 8 conewes tte Ae Riise Serwnnting to merit 490 Broome street, corner of Crosby. 8 OL: D TORE 18 ATILL ON ND its celebrity for ® ord Tins a mz, Alen Ferner, ieee rit rynR oe We Lee RIVED—A = LOT oF CLARET oda a ote at Me. vet orice THE Be NESS = a RECTIFYING "s. cornet of Brow soe Sat he teottied with “TANT ned Dietitlery, 360 Righth etreet, Ofige, 61 rhe! ee oor Of earth, air and water, bart i is oy ‘city, cannot but v Ld well | eaaes. 7 Ltt: aT AWAY, fe THe Payi- the jote! seedy be open Care faxes wt = and é Ira 1a ry ANCHL, N. J.—THE 8vB- seri mo teh his house for the mm of visiters L. RY HOWLAND, tle 1» Wood- Neck Clams, ‘rin ‘a juxuries of the aw. ENALLS, Prep Propriete woo! POE. SOFT, CRA! CRA cRAngPROGS, Cavi ous malo nest corner of Broadway and bizeier atreota. “hile ‘Neck Clams, salt, tender freeh! 4 ret ARABESQUE LAMP, ON THe Ne NORTH. y and Anthony street, is the 9 famous for the artistic style in Produces all the seasomable delicacies 0 LET—TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS ON THE SECOND ficor of the new and spacious building, corner of Green: wich and Courtlandt streets, Ni entrance, and would be an adinirable location for a daguerrean artist. In- quire at 62 Courtlandt street. 0 Let—ar HASTINGS, A VERY containing six rooms. with kiteh Sten seam, thirty feat long. Tt ts citented nteet: thoes winutes walk from the landing, and most magnificent views of the North river scenery. Rent, $100 for th t, 240 Sixth ave- INTEEL COT- ud cellar, ani Wy antep—a ‘SITTIN TH A NORTHERN light, eultable for an artist, and bedroom attashed, with full or’ partial board, in Broad’ it, in any cross street, between Canal and Address D. E., 25 Park row, tirst floor, ws NTED—IN GREENWICH STREET, NEAR cE dar, a ritting room, with two bedrooms attached, for a small family trom England, with broakfast and tea (pri- ree must be moderate. Address D., at this otfice, early to-day. pcgesnnee CARRIAGES, dee tyeed to correepond with fiful stylish, fine und fast iscrae ingle with, slight wae on cone ‘Harn Price $500—both belonging to a private goutlema the ‘wishes to G'iterala’ of one or both. Address X., for o1 week, box No. 6 Herald office, FIRS? WANTRO.— WANTED, A FIRST RATE HORS! and of errs style; color not of much consequs 5 d to A. Post Office, stating where ANTED—A PAIR OF IANDSOME MORSES, FOR family use. Any gentleman wishing to sell « pair, at moderate price, may hear of a purchaser; also, Rock- Suay for two horses,” Address « line t9 box 2008 Post Othoe. A black horse is wanted, same address. MISCELLANEOUS. as Wet i LITARY CLOTHS.—TWO BALES BUFF, ONE DO. ue, one do, Scarlet, imported expressly for military Use, and for eale = WARD, BABOOCK & CO., 27 Park Ro Will be 0! be ee ees | § EW BERMUDA POTATORS.—10 LS. IN FINS Eo Hh Yr ! md enioping, ont aad of tu erior q ity, ved and forsale. at's one ” *SIBDLATON be Co. Ys New street. Ee. yeexce Fal im eAwetnes, Sacenarions, want of the store's articles should Candeaane look consulted by ssait ©? ME ase Pye noo” FRILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE WHICH WE OFFER At 10 per cent Less th other sity, . pds foot + (Or oe PFITHL & DECKER, # A: HITE FRENCH ZINC PAINTS. ‘Snow White, in easks from t sachs 468 casts, We No. from fo Fulton street, th * SURGICAL APPARATUS MAKER AND Nseuar i twelve pouty hat Ei iit —f ‘that he forms Bie Linea same facility as ni mbere; Apparatus for luxation, or displacement crane thigh boner femur, do, fo tracted logs; urvature of the epi bber, as well ag black, stamped'ty Horace Il, Day “Goodyear's. Potent }2 Niles cag ne tin bi license from Goodyear, is an self, the maker of su: ingly. ‘All the India Rubbe: are an infringement upon sre therein render themselves Wable in ce patente—nobod hand bination fof HM. DAY, 23 Cos Manufacturer gin ber xoods, 17 patente I bber business, Sa cada 4, and mi # depots te way, and principal of the angoctle Powdsesna Bite AR! LA RESPECTFULLY IN. A SARD Jamas LASCALA, RESEEC he hae Store, at 6 Niblo Tare atportimens of the moat where he will do public patronage. OSE WHO wis T Tate, Mie 1 Depo ig Tarchase the Esteem tee thee te infulitl anything ever coflered to the pal tae or nuisance. EW. = Cts aan cmeteas, AND Sar was | Fornivers, Mos by wading vinotgh the se porhs or at hie re : LDORP, 13 Bim steecks “RSs.—tadion attended by Mrs. Duseeldeny- a MUSICAL, xpsoM Ly, AND oot v8 Few ace VERY 1 COSTLY R- FOURTH OF JULY. ry tomed —_ DACeiskration of SOgisty. 7 Oot) eco 4 —The society eit the aun of Joly. at id | The amount awarded was, Interest, the ceremonies, the members of tho Will adjourn for, retroshmente, Tien raigoeot Fe thrcug ee in t Tickets can be obtained on sient ‘ef elther of the fet lowing Siormey Th of ¥. 7. aati EDeia DuRVEA, Secrecary. URTH OF ‘JULY. RESERVOIR HOTEL—AN ¢ ORA- tion will be delivered by the eloqu d impassioned grater, Major Coxgey, in honor of the will be well attended to, ir hearte’ Fire to ri and Fie treet All ‘and ean enjoy them- ELEBRATION ‘OF THE FOURT! Lon, i FOURTH OF gory, ee eee AND tunity of ie at Fort Hamilton. fifty cents, Will I inond 6: the city betwee FOURTH or JULY !—1851. —GRAND EX- ‘ba ating oash wa: at Ros o selec. Recieiae| No wr, 7: ond tee TK: ‘and ‘Thirteondl | aaeseh ats at about Me'clook. Re ings, and aorta me x sebgers an opportun witness | rks. Tiskete eremew teaty, and ‘@, Hall & Son's Music Store, 230 Broadway, aud Raynor's Book store, 76 Bowery. FOURTH JULY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW York to in gig: Cal Railroad, at § 4. M. an ai and bd auly ata cars to fre ae Walnut street wharf, and Amboy or Philade! mpanies, Fare tor the excursior New York at an garly Dew iden and Ainboy FE ov mer JOHN POTT 4.4 P.M. lines, and on the h Amboy, thence by the com- oo tarning, Will leave protection, us set Utled, of the provision of that part of the treaty above set forth, It is to be observed, however, that io estimating the damages which # citizen of the United States should re« ceive for ® violation of his rights of residence in Mexi- ‘$4. . BLISS, Agent. UARTERS OF THE IMMORTAL WASHING- ‘ort Lee.—1776—Fourth of July—Is5l. Grand Ex- -—Riurod ‘from Laine street, “i fond? 7 3 M "Ffank, 5 Spring ties at 9 and Mi why re ee Fort = at Iho" o lock M, and at ., touching at Hammond street each wa; shade of the lofty pin tl il dd much to the The Cottage on the Clift is fitted up The Sreat saloon ie Sted be turned to its original conrse, which wil splendor of the scene, chaste and olegant style, for & dining salcon, where visite w ee le, from 9 play of Fire Works. ne rival of aa of cars. The jp depot to the Falls XCURSION._NEW YORK AND every half Me rom 10 o’elock A. property to pilisge knd destrueti: serene Will Ie Feseotibistcnton the tascne-he epataimahen ana seanes diateexpulsion. ‘The Board is, therefore, of the opinion, and does decide, that the claim af George A. Gardiner is 4 Valid claim against Mexico, and the same is aegording- ly allowed; the amount to be awarded subjest to the fusther ection of the Board. Mt. aig 4 thai New York, for O84. 7 oe fi, baat ee 10}¢, and MA. at73§ and 104. Mo; 35 494, 5, 6M, intermediate Stations above Ford- sutdiate Stations above Ford- (4 Stations above Fordham, at RTH or JULY. —T0 HARLEM 2 RANDAL id celebration at Ki: i 5 conte each way. Leaving eb ctenet, oe ‘are 12) e New met wen sixth Governors, should ULY FOURTH, wn CRANE. EVENING CELEBRA- Neca North By 4 ‘air, cool cing, we ther with | the er az Cornet Cotilion and BrassBand’ RTH OF JULY RicuRmON To CEDAR GROVE itor ss hb wa, rGedar Ursre jd na. x ran by MALLAN, pn Ay hice cor. West and Franklin ste. Gur EXCURSION BY SEA TO AND rege: Paik. and Cape May.—Fare reduced to Puitedelrnt ort or Cape eben poe Pier ia, Ne “, North Ri Peno! 0nd sete duly ia bu ak OBSCOT and KENNE ei to 10th inaleaive. lay, OF Ko on to x ae the abo Gue,< po wing | ~ sg Mvsicai, & BxCURsION, yl a ierge sad well Known ate Rider, acc with the lar —e oneE the Megaware 3 a ait e Wharf at f er No. SNR. ate Canal Boor OF JULY EXCURSION TO. KEYPORT— nse~ | Goodyear - jteamer JOUN HART will leave foot of Chambers AM; ph Rk - 4 Keyport at4 P. M., Le ch way. Fare to Keyport, 25 cents, Port te partes tree! turaisg. will Tea saves Flashing, at Fare 1236 cen IREWORKS.—THOBE i. OURREADERS wuo Wish and neat poogremens A Fieewort, for our verosehion In RTY.—THE ONLY aed by ow Revolationsry siree— furnace of es hammered ee, and NION, INpSPRN STC, Lr American Chain that which was at for L }— wk Unig sei Ne lt ral PENN ta es au Ly. <THE, 1D — Se CELEBRATE! BRANDY store, 490 Broo suffice thi Ton ihe merking unul 12 st inch on a air a RATED BRANDY invited to Je in unien, the table from OURTH OF JULY.—AT THE CELEB! F store, 430 Broome street, alvage ta in the sree, _ eat aie ae tte DALLING WiLp YouNG ones, imer, on of before the Procure them will please write. pad hawt ds | J Me os B foun, of Mts geen ng yt A rt eee torus, atterncen, and evening, I've’ serlen of canine sports sever before wicneseed pevle and wakn imal, weigh Bags Se ny § YACHT ORION, AND HER ‘do offer to sail the yacht » for 7. liars hie within ome. month trom date, “One wpiven to the andere |, Mo. 408 Water street, New York, July 3, 3661, THE MEXICAN CLAIM§ The Reported Fraud on the Government. OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Wasmixozon, Jaly 1, 1832. The Claim of George A. Gardiner. ‘The following is the opinion of the Bourdon Claime against Mexico, im the case of Dr. George A. Gardiner, the opinion of the Board will possess some interest :— Boann or Commissioners on CLaims against Mexzoo, Manon 12, 1850, The claim of George A Satan te Joss of oonsequent on his ex; from Luis Potosi, in Mexico, oetaban 1846. It appears ‘from the evidence in this claimant was tole proprietor of certain i nit fH the State of an Luis, in Mexico, and from the yoar 1344 ther, 1640" be had. at» preut cuey of eupltal. rough tober, 1846, |, ot out his operations in mining to # state of prosperity Mi D | Ba ie 7 hin a on ee ayaa the inverted by him in raid mines. the prgtecution of his lawful business, in which he bad worked unmolested from the early mm ated Fey 164, the Executive of the State of San wuis published « & de cree on the 2lst of October, 1846, that all American eiti- zene then ip the State should leave Somme within the period of three day® or else be subject to arrest, and oar. ried beyond the its cf suid State, The cause for such order cf expulsion, was the near to approach Btate of San Luis of the invading army of the U: Stater, and the apprehension that citizens of the U1 Btates, suffered to remain in the State, would give imtelli- gence bo the army of their country. In pursuance of this order of expulsion, the present claimant was driven. out of said Ktute, and forced to depart, by a body of of Mexi- cun troops, who, after expelling the claimant and ing his property, ret fire to and destroyed his b ; thur stripping him of all his property. By the treaty of 1631, art. 6, between the United States and Mexioo, itis expressly stipulated that, in the event of a war between the contending parties, the eltixens of either nation cording in the territories of the other, and en- gaged in any other trade or profession than that of & merchant, “shall be permitted to remain in the uninter- rupted epjeyment of their bberty and property as lomg 4s they conduct themselves peaceably, and dO not com- mit any offence aguinst the laws.” ‘The elaimant was, therefore, residing in Mexico under the guarantee of forth im the treaty of 1831, and en- @ citizen of the Unitea States, to the full benefit a co, & due regard must be had to the motives which appear to buve influenced the public authorities of Mexico to put an end to such right. It is not to be pre- sumed that either nation, by any article or stipulation of the treaty of 1631, intended to deprive itself of taking a reasonable mexsure of precaution against wn injury likely to result immecintely from the residence of the citizens of the one nation in the territories of the other. ‘To sup- pose the contrary would be to aeknowledge that, by the taid treaty, cach nation bad stipulated against the right. to iteelf of self-protection, A reasonable cause of appre- hengion that an injury to its own seourity and pretestion was likely to arise from the resideace of the ottisens of the one nation in any particular part of the territories of the other, in a state of war between the two — would justify @ proper precaution or prevention Sgainet the possibility of such au injury. ‘The right of a eltisen, therefore, violated under such ciroumstaucas, sould not be considered us wantonly or vindietively done; and, under the treaty of 1831, ue would be entitled not to vindictive damages. but to such only a resulted imme- diately from the i of the agents of the gow It appears, from the evidence in this case, that the e: pulrion of the present claimant was not vindiotive or in- sulting, but thet he and ail other citizens of the United Slates, resident im the State of Sap Luis, were ordered to leave, beea towards that State, and were then in the posession '* the neighboring ftate of New Leon. If a reasonable time had beenallowed the claimant to make necessary arrangements for the reeurity of his property, prepara- tory to bis leaving the State, he might have had little catise to complain; but no such time being allowed him, but, on the contrary, being compelled to abandon his rruption of sueh rights and the acta meat earrying out its orders, the annics of their country were marobing we is entitled to in- ber +o Signed CALEB B. 8M. , > Comminioners, ’ J ROBT.T PAINE, {From the National Intelligencer, July 3.) We received yesterday from the late Secretary of the Board of Couimissioners for the examination of olaims upon Mexico, the following letter: — Wasiixeron, July 2 1851. torial of this morning, d by the late Board of Com- apparently sensures ‘tion, 1 request you til you ha whodge thi Veen ‘with the same ey gharecter from Col. — Dr. army, od ‘and — would have been di deceived, given, — al day ™ iene r — CHAS. W. DAVIS, Secretary of the late Board. REMARKS BY THE EDITORS. The implied “censure” of the late Board of Sammis- sioners did not, as Mr. Davis seems to suppose, ori with us, We should be among the last persons in the world to believe that they deserve it. The censure wag the other New York paper, from which we copied the ihume’s article. We copied both the articles, under the imprene tersion that, when such charges are thrown into oit= culation by newspapers of any standing, they should be met. No criminality = porsibly attech to any beard for being impor y forgeriea ; but it ts due to public justice that, ay forgeries have been perpetrat- ed, the authors should be ferreted out and punished, or the innocent relieved from undeserved reproach and ea- jumny, It ie due to the aduiinistrators of this over a ment, themrelves men of high aud unia racter, that they should s aot be misjadged aud sigma, tized by vague charges, hi at fraud ~onvewhere, and Je dae Ie 16 be lndeaed that high officers of present bas not used due vigilance in discharge of their duty ia to it. it is estimated In some quarters at distance, tes cainmans whe tes Buttons sateah ve beeen Rinene ciary ofthe large award raid to be ajluded to, received in realit a'ewall part of the amount. This, we aa- dere je received all the amount to which he was entitled, He is now # visiter to Europe, but will, we presume, soon return tu take care of his own repute- Hon, #0 roughly handled in the New York papers, BY TELEG RAPH. YROM OUR SPECIAL CORREKPONDENT. Wasmwotow, Jaly 3, 1851. The Intelligencer admits Gardiner's claims te be a for- gery. Becretary Davis, of the Mexican Board, ays it ‘was parsed by bard ewearing. Mr. Curtis, Major Lally, and Waddy Thompson, are interested as counsel, and Beo- retary Corwin, as well as Mr. Corcoran, are said to have alarge share in them. The claims were all eashed by Seeretary Corwin’s orders; otherwise this fread might have been arrested without lows. It is understood that District Attorney Fendall after eabinet council, is sutho- rized to prosecute the matter, Gardiner has gone to Europe It is underrtood that Mr. Port, the eelebrated Puebla tobaeco dealer, discovered the Gardiner fraud, and by Edward Curtis it was communicated to the government. It ie also reported that Gardiner only got eighty thou- rand dollars of the money, the other three hundred ang forty thourand being divided among lawyers and others. FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT. Waewiwotow, June 3, 1961. ‘The inquiry into the alleged fraud practised by Dr, Gardiner, upon the Mexican Commission, has been turned, over to Mr. Fendall, District Attorney for this district Dr. Charles W. Davis, Secretary of the late Board, Ben. jamin B. Green, Isaac D. Marks, A. 8. Parrott, Mr. Porto and Benor Quests. of the Mexican legstion, have been. summoned by the grand jury, now sitting, and the three first named geutilemen were examined to day. Mr. Par- fott is now at Saratoga, but has been written for. Ho was formerly consul at Masatian. The facts developed to-day are, that Mr. Porte, who is now in New York, but wae formerly a merchant at Puebla, gen | pon mend gentleman who bad the tobacco dispute with tary Clayton.) stated to Parrott on curcieer hat va told him, just previous to his sailing, that hie elaim was fraudulent one, amd hed been rustained wi Papers, got up in Mexieo, and that, in Washington had got of It, he was determined they should also. Ar soon as Porte told this, Mr. President {oforming him of it, and it, as yet, Pornenaes it | Eyed te alge erro Gardimer that's been committed. It a) reter to the Mexican Pacer who. certified uiners of the signatures of Gardiner's witnesses, me Hut & ay ia ef: E | ell 7 who consequently sated a an important ia the te-timony, made a draft om Gardiner Mae thourand dollars, to be presented in the o! was’ allowed. It was accordingly pi and Gardines at onee paid it by Sehenek. It peas that Gardiner has left his money bere. in bank, taking with him bat by and dollars. This circumstance, and the improbabiiity of bis having made euch « discloeure aa Porte throws more t! an 8 doubt upon the whole the whole = rtands opon the tite ‘Naval Intelligence, United States rloof of war Fall arrived at San Francisco on the 22d United States ship Gongress and now here, The sloop Bt. Louis is Puenos Ayres. with Commodore MeK. pected beck to-day, and will rail after return, for the United States, and the Bain! Jeaye for St, Catbarives,