The New York Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1851, Page 3

CHAS. W. DAVIS, Secretary of the late Board. vn Why des ORD. of the late Boad of Jommis- teal toe wae other New York paper, from whi 0 article, We copied both the artic! Paty pty that, 4, the authors should innocent relieved at He rot eae have been’ it and officers of hive tot ured due vigilance In lissharge oft it tot : = s z ae fs & 5 ary of api parce pogn idole received Soreality but a small of the amount. This, we un- derstand, is an error. ile received all the amount to which he was entitled. He is now « visiter to Burope, but will, we presume, soon return to take care of his own repute on, so roughly handled in the New York papers, BY (TELEGRAPH. FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. Wasniveron, June 3, 1851. ‘The inquiry into the alleged fraud practised by Dr, Gardiner, upon the Mexican Commission, has been turned over to Mr. Fendall, Dietriet Attorney for this district. Dr. Charles W. Davis, Secretary of the late Board, Ben. Jamin E. Green, lene D. Marks, A. 8. Parrott, Mr. Porte, ‘and Senor Cuests. of the Mexican legation, have been summoned by the grand jury, ‘now Fitting, and the three first named gentlemen were examined today. Mr. Par- rott is Dew at Seratoga, but has been written for. He was formerly eonsul at Mazatlan. The facts developed to-day are, that Mr. Porte, who is now in New York, but was formerly » metehant at Puebla, Mexioo, (the same gentleman who bed the tobaeco dispute with ex-Seern- tery Clayton.) stated to Parrott that @ had told him, just previous to his saillug, that was a fraudulent one, and had been sustained with forged papers, got up in Mexico, and that, us parties | in Wasbington had got the lion’s share out of it, he was determined they should share the blame also, As soon as Porte told this, Mr. Curtis wrote to the ‘President informing him of it, and demanded an investi- athon. The government, a8 yet. possesses no evidence ~ an Cay Sener Decca, a ‘appears preter tothe Biexican officer who certtiied to the ge- — of the som mae i see r end who consequently aeted an importa: in gett Er teen uy eh the tertimeny. made a draft on Gardiner: thourand dellars, to be presented in ease the claves altowed. lt was accord: presented. and Gardiner at at ‘once paid it by a draft from Mesers. Chubb & Sehonck. It appears Gardine= hos left nearly all | Mie bere, in bank, taking with him but ten esnd dollars. This circumstance, and the imprubabillty -ef bie having made such a disclosure as Porte alleges, haows snare then © Gtubt upon the whsle vos . Ax yet ‘the wnole charge stands upon the veracity of Mr. Porte Our Canadian Cerrespondenec. Toaosxro, Sundiy, June 29, 1851. ‘The Governor General on Reciprecity—Hon. Mr. Howe on Railways end Anmeretion, &c. Laet night, a public dinner tock place im this city, “for ‘the promotion of British American railway enterprise ”’ ud was attended by the Gorernor General, Hon. James | Howe, railway delegate from Nova Scotia, nearly all the members of the Canadian Legislature, ane the principal people of the neighborhood. The tickets sold at four | dollars; but the “ feed”’ was, nevertheless, of a very infe- | rior kind. It was oaly saved from condemmation by an abundance of champagne. After dinner, the Governor General made a speech, in | which, alluding to the friendly inter-hange of courtesies that have taken place between Cuncdians and their meighbors on the other side of the lime, he said :—* I be- eve there are some gentiemen ‘rom the United States in this room. Iam sure, #f there are,-we are most happy to see them here. And I believe I need hardly remind them that we Canadians ary disposed to carry our reel- procity a little further—to iaterchange with them upon equni, fair terme, if they will have it ec—to deal with tuem on a solid footing, as well asin empty praises. We dosire to deal with them in a spizit of fairacsa, simplicity and good faith; and we are prepared, if necessary, to rely altogether upon our own exertions. We believe that | the bardy plant of sclf-relianec, which has thriven so | Ywon-rommitts well on British soil in the old -world, and has been eulti- Vated to se good a purpose by: our eacestors, will grow and thrive even here ; and -we are prepared, (I say this | im no taunting spirit, for I desire to be as one with them, and to deal with them.)—we are prepared, [ sa ‘cultivate that plant, tensting to God's blessing and our | own honest exertions for the result.’ These remarks called forth frequent and protracted ebeering from th “Ht is not p ito reslat the conelas company, Mis Excellency afterwards adverted to our railroad prosp oct’, expressing « conviction that the G | Western line, n course of construction, | to be only aii & great chain which, | da: h rough british North A v | ! lordship, eonviction of the great mass of the intelligent pl fivential p @ rived ef Canada, thet th rt should be made to secure beuctits of an extensive and communication. I vse the ex pressiv harrived alvisediy courte I ain of opinion that Canade has done weil s Wirely in turving her vurees, in the instance, towards th rystem cf water communicasion which Provide bountifully supplied ber. At a time when it wa fashion to * dingly of the prospects of this din my belief that the people first aweut of that maguiflecnt has «the perseverance to bulld @ h enables » vessel of three hundred tons bur- without brosking halk between Chicago and eon. and the mother couatsy. would not be found wanting when other works of similar magnitude aad fimpor tuner called for their united exertions.” Mr. Howe spoke at great lenguh. and on a variety of | topics. /cme of them of too politigal a character to be ac ceptable ton large portion of tte audieses, whow prejudiecs he assailed, He claimed ¢ stranger, to speak fteely on ail things; but Lhe exercise it nearly ted to # row before he had noticed the object of his mi-sion asa railway delegate drum Nova Scotia, He Ainted om magnifiecnt #04 of the British —their fe all, their bracing cli- ww te thelr lv Shes and ® Wer ¥. Qt! thelr great mari. time ‘advantog » regarded the St. Lawrence as a like the ancient Nile, “the granary of ted the importance of the Meitie ns, at the exponse of the Southera men have enough to do to keep thelr sivvos in subjection, without thinking of exteaded com Merve or pavigation.” He notice it wth of w feet 2 in favor of anne xatios Uuited States, and then e cut dead against it fle maintained thet ausena- Sion will not tele Plier, beeause the people here ha emmountuble objections to slay » the Unioa fe already eo large thet it ts cof tumbling to Pieces and that its hacin vided Phy the Méeral Legisiatur caus if the British ponsersions were to be annexed, their re Guitemen:e would be aveesearily disrecarded; and, lastly, | txcatwe the Washington mode of government iy more | corrupt and Ives efliciemt (hau the syetem that prevails on thls side of Cie line | ‘ tat last, tothe rbject of railways, Mr. How adreente. ds, the construction of w great | ~ tre ok lim otla, to Sandwich, ¢ da % ost, perias goveroment | { carrying ow 2's per cont inter ngiand are ready to id tn the work 4 American gentlemen were pro- | oceusie dd thot without Amorieaa gwary ve Wan great western and morthern railroads ve vankhed inte ¢ eit long since, your ree lero will tightly cenclade tbat there remarks of Mr Nowe wore exovcdingly si] denduncourteons, Mur- mute Of disapproval wore heard in some parts of tho hall, | bat no one hed the couraze t protest, openly, against eo grees an inewll to the basipess men of the Union Bunday morning hid arrived before tha wine roared to t fiery. ond fam, therefore, not uncharitatie when T vay ' that eon ere concer ud, thete wa 4 good den mor « Oruakepnrs: phgo deyotion. Sherace | |-itions to thelr sumbers, oth eilohs is al all, to | printed INSURGENTS WITH A LARC NUMBER KILLED AND \TENED WOUNDED, AND PRIS WNERS—WAR * and ' fess ith tbe the partioulars of which we hasten to lay be- querres, the seat and scene of the insur- rection, arc the two southern provinees of, republic. They join Equador on its cathe hn ecrwnd queue of & rebellion hay been made apparent in these rcvinns, te Se President, grees, wession, to authorise an made to the army, which was at once increased men. The President was ite direction to ten also authorized “to declare and make war upon Equador, in case it should be ttcertained that se aided oe partiel- paige in any may inthe eben, or afforded succer or etion to Peden MM, Franco, commander-in-chief of the South- ern division ofthe army, was directed’ to proceed with a foree of about 560 men to the scene of the rebellion in their right wing, and succeeded in tl driving them from their quarters. The insurgents then Seed an targa Vieddns ands om being bet they retired beyond Guitara. It was soon disco. vered that bout 400 of them had escaped into Keuador, headed by their chief Zara, together with their priests and Bamerous Nasheed 6th, the Governor of Tuquerres cmt ‘a rebellion in that province; which ‘soon b sintbeet hl fested itself by a Prag eneeeato ee proclaimed. The whole provinee A Bienes, ne Keslgreh eevik war, and ealled upon Eq facts becoming known corona Pa amors he wyennobirped ag large @ force as elccumstances would admit, and marohed inst them. In‘ their hoon wr from af vernment: forces, they succeeded in in large ad- 70, the; ded to take d at Bi renee to roeee: 0 ry juenos Ayres,” Somali ahelae ip the interlor of Taqneren, Here. they were met by another detachment, composed of three battalions infantry and two squadrons of cavalry, amounting to 1,000 men. A battle enrued at this place, of a very severe and san- guinary character, in which many lives were lost on both sides, and many of the rebels taken prisoners, and which ended im in the total defeat and dispersion of the insurgents, refuge in the adjoining pecvinase “of Equador, Ievieg thei aes dead and wounded on thi ead of the 1 age 4 comeateating Manuel Thanes. He ped into Eq t ret to be ped thet the greedy termination of this insurrection wil nt further difficulties betwen this, government and + Much exeitement provailed at Bogota and throughout the province of Popayan, and the people were all ready to go out and fight the rebels, if occasion should require it SLAVERY ABOLISHED. Congress edjourned on the 20th ult. Previous to ad- journment, it passed a lnw abolishing slavery in the re- Public, to go into effect on the Ist day of Juimary, 1852. Trip.—The ‘Thomas KE. Hulse will Surday make her cite trip om Sunda; ‘Senday Excursion.—The Henry Clay will make an oxcursion to Poughkeepsie, and intermediate places, ry eee awe ‘Chambers street at half-past7 A.M. Bee rtisemeat. See advertisement. to fortune, by keeping enc of he most popular and ‘bent conducted bousos in the exty. Ail thet the hungry, the thirsty id the weary ea desire, will be found at all ti The Infant Drammer ‘and Whistler of remarkable ebild is creating Ed an perio: performances at the aele, ht, was truly astonishing. He is pon the drwm uly astorishi Wecinetine ‘soca which ff Friday and four months old, ard can play any old drummer. fis whistlin will give concerts ae Seeppant 2 Walker street, (assisted by several is Mivs Laura Lisle, the young and facinating So age nseist x Violinist.) an the and 4th Ja! Now Jersey, a Newark, evening of 5th of J ission 25 Notice.—Te the Subscribers of the Amert- ean Pianotorte Company —at .—At the tirst regular f the American Piandforte Oo 4, 450 Broadway, on Ween ‘Haravert waa ‘appointee Pre lowing reeol fopte 1.’ That the articles of nevoctetion, | sther with the lease, releare, and stipulation of sation, tity be neceptod. And these were, accordingly, ianimenty a opted. 2, That scommittes for auditing aud passing the acoounts oftue company be ape 3. That acounnittve be appointed to deaft additional by- laws and rules for the business of the company. to be ap Voved at the next meeting, appointed tor the 10th inst ta committee o! devestlgntion (te inveativate cor of the party obtaining posession of the Pr rele ) be ofmt meee ene never ittees were duly elected from among eral Jawst st the funds in hand, necessary to re- 0 deliver one piano, value $30), deem one share, and t animously adopted, and the ion, (necording toarticies of 4 z ‘bese resolutions were choice being spat ep at first pia ot $7 Ya Meimilar monday bid.) journ to Theretay, the = inst., to e coum way, at half-past Per order ity oe Boers tar p Pest, at the otter of 7P.M. JOCB: TSO) ‘The instrament was selected on the following from the stook <5 Dubole & Warriner, 30 Bros smbsoribers: — laformation wt the office 6 , Sd inst, way. Tho Jobe &. Rich, erie and ie pee Lost —fome person, name unknown, be | mistake, Hadaon river steamer Isaac Newton, pier in Now York, «good sized, black, lee, copsiderably worn. It had no mark ‘There were two straps over the top, buckled in front; leather guard over the lock, fastened dowa by ined letters addresse & variety of other writ same name and sed for bie wouble, if be will atthe oie Cortlandt whawanta good Watch, or Jewe' or Silver Ware of th to onll om Squi for they have just reo w pocds, and by inereace of their business “ have been Sblige’s to en large thelr Fulton steset stor it the im dere: fe cohen wee Ses * addition to The viewsly that pled rapidity. uly Sreworks | adway, opposite St. Paul's. Gentlemen's Shirts. to make “Ge saperion French leat j the city, at BROOKS 8 Ne ' 5) Tu)lom street, the cheapes ‘article. arranted pot t > ’ Hee 1 Wiliaw rach of rip 7 Maiden inne, sormer ¢ cpen this moreing wetll 1d 9 leek. iF to apare, to-morrow, Ot the foot of Dowber con bem If you have an & rislt Mabinesn's cheap Baths are trifle ( —two of the hature One rnin of This te the season wh Orange Flower b tien. | Preekies, te the ‘faee, and fully & ‘ bo remedy like ‘that . Ciatk & Co MONEY MARKET, Trvetoar, July 9-6 P peidershMe activity Im the etock market ar * ponerally were protey matn ‘ fil ol three pet ennt, quence of Ube emall dividend derlared, and stock hoiders oe Dew very mysh giemstindyg © the pate pal these days, There are wheels within pr a "tm thete revolution, expose some of the operations of the management, and show who have cut down this dividend. | Resding Railroed opened and elosed at prices current yesterday. "Harlem Railroad advanced 4 per cent, with large sales. Brie Railroad is firm, at our quotations; but ft will be difficult to move it upward much, even with the help of large receipts.’ Canton Gompany declined ‘per cent, but there is very little stock offering. A small Jot of Farmers’ Loan is occasionally offered, but prices vary only @ fraction. We have no change to report in railread bonds, either as regards prices or demand. The trancactions from day to day amount to about the same, at about the same prices. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $100,873 34 ; payments $429,379 65—balance, $707,172 26, pha, ees Wn Ff. phe Miss Anderton! TALIAN, OPERA AT r CASTLE GARDEN.—MAX Ma. ductor. «. ae ar | ait a the oper o es MALL, NO. 472 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE Mean ECHA mie ‘There will be no meeting of the Board of Brokers on night during Baturday. Am adjournment took place to-day, over to berate eter wien GH Mantes. Sanagement of He? Chics in this ol ‘The Norwich and Worcester Rairoad Company have | fora 'Succeesion of y we been received with declared a dividend of one and one-half per cent on the | {ster ee by, bighly Sgepectente ond witvmmence st nh | 0 July 4th, 1 Ap ta an eae Poo ace detest 3 Seley On Fridens, gely Byam Os alasecsis eee . jy informed that aatirday at fuoon Concerts ~The steamship Prometheus, from Chagres and San be discontl usd fer the fu Juan, brings fifteen days’ later intelligence from San ELBOWS’ MUSICAL HALI, 444 BROADWAY, NEXT Francisco. The Tenneseee, at Panama, from Ban Fran- | 1 4e0t ¥e the Olyiapie, » snore bank a rast 0 sisco, brought down two and a half millions of dollars; yentiiared for ommeai eed cacee other steamers coming down would probably bring au- iow i re probably receive by steamers, mow nearly due from g eecten! ay st performtre, ‘yuo sonarus Ghagres, between three and four millions of gold dust pa dee Fant audiences, under the die Notice is given by the Trustees of the Bank of the | sectign of J.B. Fellows, ednesday, July See ones under the deed of assignment of May 1, go sui watie he, thet » further dividend of sixteen and 74.100 per | rus, Congolese oF Ox Hi Doloy the hands of passen- G, Swaine Buc iy a Be tines continue of the | f22, hap, Tapping at the vindow, thost favorable characte, a2 fis calpains ‘of dust are “2, fre tet We shall papate the balanee of principal ‘and interest to October Ist, 1850, on the notes provided for by that assign- ment, will be to persons holding any of the suid notes, at the office of the Hank, ia Walaut street, Phiky ‘The notes entitled to the benefit of the bered with one of the numbers, in a series of fiom 7.543 to 9/644, both inclusive. ‘The annexed ‘statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of foreign dry cllsted 44 thls port tor ome sumption, for using, and the amount withdrawn from warchouse, during the week ending the 3d imst.:-— Movements ix Fonsion Ony Goons. Er) 109 2 106 “wo 195 g81oa8 yo 3638 | | Manufactures ef lax. * ‘eos Miseellaneous. 4 404 Total 29 989,732 The total amonnt. put pon the market during the week was only $445,448. week the amount put apon the market was cane of a million of dollars ‘We cennot account for this faBing off; byt as the officiel returns so exhibit it, iy no doubting it. ik E; 106, RR 510 Bg ¥s : ax Mess é mw Sy lit 250 Harlem RR BS 7 do as pS a do * 16000 Erie 7's, '59 0256 110 do 4 £0 Erie inéome Bde, Wi, BN do bes 746 ne 200 9652 300 do ao 74 Co) 4 bes 740. TSi00 Bele Cony, 71 9X 400 Morris Canal we 000 Hud Riv lat Bas @ Long island RR 16, 5 Sye& Utiea RR 19 500 ing RR oO Gy 5G doen up 55 7 10 = do "6 < wo do S65 do ew 100 Ports Dry Dk 1% Nor & Wor RR 0) 20 do diy of SKCOND BOARD. $2000 Frie Ine Bade 9634 350 abe Brie RR * ‘© she Long Islané®R 17 300 Read a w do hed 66. 200 Erie RR 3 SY res B do SiN 8 100 do 760 4 Ay we do et 85 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, _ SPORTING, NOXES, FOxES, FOXES—WILD | YOUNG “ONES, wi of Ju ‘Any one that ¢ please ‘CHALLENGE TO THE Backers. with Robert Fi « Mitty miles race. Th fo come of tn the ot 'pbilaaely hin within one month from date. notice to be given to the unde: R. New Veork, July &, 1451. Bian $25 Bw REWARD—LOST, Gtreet, Leiween Roosevelt iver Focket Book, containing two hundred aud sixty-eight dol- \der will receive the above reward. by leaving meatine svere of Thomes Morvell, Sw reat sercet commer of Roose QO azw ann. “AN ¢ byl eoe bw ASS ¥ was ~—=+4 LAST tare. om ning in.an East 2: Seward will b White russet leather V alise, nd three unregisverea 111 ther pers which are of no ¥: ue excest to. my person giving information of the above te either Van Allen, Buffalo Ridge, ¥. STRAIL, All persons are warned not to parehace ‘OF megotinte eaid Bonde, ae payment har.veen eR 4. W, RATHBORN, Popler Ridgo, N. ¥. GYOUND—ON THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %, NEAR owner. @nptai Cayuga county, N. Peck Slip, a Wallot, containing papers epparently be longing to §, Lombard, of Willinmaburg, who ean have ths fame by ow a Destor J. eight, mt bis offioe, 44 Feet, corner of Medison, sad bien ate sis adver. 3 EIGHT.g OST_SOME TIVE S(NCE THE TWENTY THIRD OF te drawn by Waterbur: ton, Burk & poral Bt four monthe, for t sted June 2th, L jt be ‘ doveed ‘iy thew UM BOOK or A CARMAN, a tickell STOLEN —TWENTY BE DOLLARS REWARD WILL ¢ cong horse and light fa light _ o'clock hore * HOTELS, NOTEL.—PAMILIES DRSIRING A jence in the country, where the finest bathing, flsl- wi drives and promenades, await 7UITE LAKE Tes » \ DOWRLTON HOUSE, NBWBURGH,—PERsONS wishing t t virit this spacious and at f village, upon an a ing to take then they can dine and retarn eft at " ny ' ube conducted by th TUNE HOUSE NEW ROCHEKLLK, NEW YORK— &, Jt, Proprietor. This delightful cammer role won. Pot further partioul mpson, Pook & Nixon, OM 1 Denme tenet. AY ORRIA HOUSE, BY JACOR WOLCOTT MORRIS, Leng Branch, Bonmouth county, New Jersey. adway, corase AMILTON HOUSE, PORT HAMILTON, b. L, open for the soasen. Persone dc Pty) comm of visiting this dei te. CLOKEN'S PRIVATE HOTEL AN tehiishment, PO Harley etroat, Caven Thosbard ofthe Iats Madam Dole chan yt metrep hen bas been hind! low ‘ve gentlemen. +4 View Alen, and G. W. Ge po WASHING y, New Jere Fknown wef tefer te the fot of Boston; Col New York sneer Breadw i Waidee lane 14.09 fag: Pil ment with promo stiens “dened, al, “Me BRIN TNALL 3 wists fr Rich ted by the Spirit of the Tine. on or before the 1th Woe of this paper. & i: em will write. | Rereafter. A apecal & Middleton, t the | ere eye from tao Bouth Perey, last tT h | Is NOW | ae ry rpted b: o i Balled Sally ye a aunt, descrip ‘5 Gre ar eSeapesed > de dedicated to the New i Wurlosgue Polka, eres, eutire Solo, ¥. Buckley; HE MODEL. APIARY—A (XEW AND WONDERFUL taxue place rear of Montague Hall. seraieceiavesdon, 10h warntee pecs ree, hing glass ar a ith Sobeets: al rights. for ay be obveined at the ofc, ry “AnD! is st moxt. Anyone capable Kiomwed, time, or haviar goed will meet urehaeet, by ad aga. HEMPHILL Ban, Nos 6 Miner steoet, ARNUMS 6 MUSEUM, CORNER, oF iene AND oom, a 4 $ G EXCUI CURSION EXTRATOR ONE WEEK— & the dias of this month, on, the t the or ab f the year, Rherard eon Toss hes ey Se ea toe: eho ‘ steamer Mesaachu- oents ebtaiwed for t This ‘geawa Gon om we A the Cometic othe ‘ments will oud immeodictely, post paid, to ott, mt i aires im thie ees itation be. giv all Rsrox pac, N Ly # pees = ts wach | leas | Gus AND SUNDAY Bxcu Taameee | WataNoun wi rite m dove lew uth fh ing will feave Glen ‘alt who ar Ren ccbelle, 4. Sita MORNING BOAT FOR RW BURGE, Reepeie, aud landing at Picem AND | | 4 * at Polat), Cold | Sail, New etreet each we, r HENRY CLAY, Capt the pier foot | of Chambers street every Sunda ing, o'clock, for | ' the obe aces. Returning. ris leave Tough hen je at 2 © cloel Arriving im New York at 6 P. his trip aM, iil be coutinued for the season i UNDAY TRIP tre (hig o'cloek, for | Ptenice tliPioare Gots pring at i o'eloe XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING day in the week.—Ow the 4th of be extended around the Light ship. , Tha oe milton aad Co JAN niet | GPPAND S84 DATING RXCURSION TO PORT Hs mm te rman e® No. 3 Trojan alse 4PM. neh day From Pler 3.8. R trip troin ort Hamnitten 8 PHE LARGE AND commopions LINE, Cage. W Her Turth ARY HILTHORT. Mary Miiehorp, da ovine, Kala N ‘ownty, New ¥ NFORMATION WANTED-OT MICHAEL the pariah « Iveland. 1 ty Now York about th Will be received by I of North Sixth ate New York BSALOM AUSTIN, A NATIVE OF BUCKS, EN¢ land 45 Rewar sAvertinommeat appeared in one oF mere B neat of kin of m= in America t e parts emard will be paid to auy person who the advertive or ean give fall jenlare of the thine when amd id Absalom 5 t 1 A letter addr LIQUORS. RANDY Al*) SEGARS—GENTLEMEN DESTROUS | feupplying themselves with chetes beands of the | ca, (Defore leaving for the comntey ) eay be sulted yand quantity, by ealliog upon J: E. WARREN No. 174 Grecnwiel street, under the Pacific Hotel MBROST, DALLIMORE RECS MOST SINCERELY TO Aervros them mest positively tht nothing on Tis pa t ‘x he » Ambros be " “The osleben’ above ar wed tpon a my A & very Ynrge ov wily yours BPAY OF thc otng 4 cago. BROSE DALLIMORE, whieh, by hottles returned r cor. Crosby, th cash parohaer, T can offer at le. per AMBROSE DALLINORE, celebrated Brandy Store. HE BUSINESS OF ‘ «i TRAN Oskrit COMTE Oihce, Gi Water terwet. wi) Bighth etroot. % Frida; un ine divs, cx! rate talont, Mr. Piacide, 1 Mr. Burien, Mr Herd; with the comedy of BACHEMOR'S TOR) afford th Phas etah 2 the Nines ty istho Medley jey. | of tire ot i ws tian Sota! with afta sow ibe ee od place of § Herd vy car a : ei, I Sains ir ete ie ce, ait it eager ey oy ia ‘ter rsrmance, ace amall bills 0 rs mis higy? Rabon: : fon to se tire Muscum, Chinewe Collec "i ‘ariosi 6.9 tw To Coup SPRING, LANDING ar | fact | er mtinent w RECKIVED—A SPLENDI® LOT OF CLARET | f Bry OFBM EVERY NIGUT. MANA- Sefto 1, 0 conte; Private boxes, "at 8 o'clock, sowie r ai ra Hache, Mi Mise Wo l. ved 5, will bo od ho comiody of of PAUL, 1 Piaoides Pak 4 Sa Pity—Col. To couclude Bir ‘GHAM'S LI ORIM, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME Hperr Paws’ ircle aud Is Family Cir- Opeheoten Stall ect $1; Private one, ik, B fit of Mr. G. lich of the JOLLY. Mu RS—! enalude with ie wre mea atntige ie ty, Mr. TD, Johuston; Clementiua, Mee. Bs att ‘Rint, ARNUM'S AMBRICAN MCsEUM.—P. T. BARN’ Baten aveucan xeeeyas. 7 nanny ease area ot dndep mdeonoe ti rand preparations for rand preparations for the Fourth wil tine almoat hourly throu: ntertainments will oonsist o withe variety of new an Interspersed eth oa ing. Tho combined talent Sbear in ihair soumle Tepes Javelli, unquestionably world, and Jate tar in th Ra at araceful the Ti ‘the eatreordinary Ris Hope. and evenin; 1] commence at 10 o’olock in the m ous the dey, will appear, with the delobeated ad nad cymanetio in Spposite natvres and taxtinete—the a the strong and the a toate ty of th “will be exhibited together in forming » paradox in nature inconocivad have not witnessed it. In addition to thi ticned that the baleonies and rade Gre Fawil; Lo yee nts extra. oem! & hat gov hada ncyxitnhe MENAGERIE.— brated Me Tie—bhe 1s . canta, Paryuet, or reserve onage And ap} respectable ant United Lager Twat comm: ry F AI} visit the principal cities and towns of ‘New onder, via: Tuesday Natleks We day, jord; Friday, 27th, an -awrence: dey. 2d, Charlestown; day, 7th, Toes- day, = e—Seate im pie ‘57 ds cents; Boxes, 25 conte; —! Anes Overy noon and Evening. tertainments oomponee im the afver- acon at So’clock, Ca in the evening at 8 o'olook. vertain: aried amd selest, and such ss ca: Yerk, sorneleting f number fifteen gant = in ‘ben: persenate ‘number of boautitul tabl jetures of ancient and modern times; { foate of ser " who neon © eg gee foste guns a ay of Male and Fewalo ae Arian, world, z Gena eble Statuary ened and evening. Yor etormamoss ove fare ove bills of cnc joommenels wat the foltoa bours:—Piv, 9 art ‘third, atl im “ae fherscen: a and last, at Sin the ning. fe samme 80 be MiBhor, OF, Our COUNTRY — THIS Rest Na Moving Panorama, 4 curate mapnor, the priv: from the landing of Colum| open at Washington Hall, 595 an Doors open at2 sad 7 0 k. P. Admi' tad 8 0’ cleo! Price. Exhibition Wednesday 6 day wr celebrate miuste snd fireworks ! will commence with tH sat tere eB interanission of twenty. Grand National Qvertnre, by the full neckectea ‘which the celebrated patriotic duct, from the opera tino Pallero, suag by Signor A ignor Ben The whole to conclude with a the o@ of adin| jon through: ts; evening periormanee and Children hate price. Ddoratery of eut the da fireworks, ea tents, « ASTLE GARDEN.—THIS DRLIGHTPCL SUMMER Egy ie now 0 "y to visiters throughout the day, f M. ie the las ‘ost beautiful room per rallerios of ove is alone worth more ths a the price of TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, MBOAT RACE ber BEN’ THE REINDEER AND RIOT IN THE'CITY 0 OF NEVADA. eval, ‘MINING IS INERLLLOR sce. rte nnn Execution in Stockton, San Franeiseo to the dist of our previous datés, »'We''published*a” portion of ber news ins part of our edition yestfday morning. ‘We are under “obligations to M R. Lord, the gamtle- manly purser of the Prometheus; "to Dodge & Oo., and Adams & Co.'s Express, for the prompt delivery of Pans- ma, California, and Oregon fis. ‘The Prometheus arrived paszege, on the morning ¢ on the. ‘evening the 234, and arrived at Bam Juan io 22 hours.” Left’San’ Juan en the morning of the 2th, st lo’elock’ A. M., and arrived off Sandy Hook on Wedues- day July Sd, at 10 c'elock P. M.—making her voyage from San Juan ip seven days and twenty-one heure, Annoxed is a list of— PROMBTHEDS. pena 7 ame pminr vig voy ot: at Chagres, on her ouwward: the 2% June. Left" Chagres: seit f were Willer, aph Miter, is ant, T iard, B © 7 vr her , as oY ain Larkin, L Goat, John Mev; me W. Bo Ki J Wilson, Joel Lewis, nM wil mere sien Wm P CaS aton Esldeun, 8 Oot. cw orford, a w Ba Sper Aroye, J hat wre, 2 Hen © Miner 8 Radtien’ dosent 2 "4 mew, 8 Chapin, J Miller, Them i Obio, died on the 26th June. ‘The steamer Empire City was at Chagres when the P left. ‘The steamship Tennessee arrived at Panama on the - ‘th ‘June, with $2,600,000 in gold dust, and two hundred the 3d June the steamers New Orieans and North- On ener arrived at Panama frum San Branciagothe Gres | with $400,000 in gold, and Soy puentegey; the daar with $600,000, (yi -y - The accounts from A remokablie ra exhibited ed te ‘the re what was so recently | tee na usinene lr a Fapidly a ire, an are "rhe nominations for Btate Congress, made by the democratic and whig eonvemtic | respectively, are as povaeclant — | Comptrelter W'S. Winslow, ‘Alex. @. Abad Att. Geveral.... 8, ©. Hastings. Wm. D. | Surveyor General. Wm. M. Eddy, Walter Herrin | Congresemen.....J.W. MeCorkle, EJ. 0; Kewen, E. 0. Marshall. Benj. F. Moore. Arict, which threatened serious results, occurred Nevada on the 2th May. It bad ite erigin in a dispate concerning « land claim. Guns bad been frecly used; but it does mot appear | that person was killed. Ca jenry Ciny, Thuraday. July Having seen st 5h ‘iny, Thureds ly 3. — avis ray of the great ence betwoon th apeed Reladeer bein: ‘a o Fite? Cla Albany wie vial oer ertion mad the Ciay to beat the Reladerr, on. her est trip to ai when she male the passage wich a presente of 25 lbs. of steam Ler en new, the owners of cinteen, miles per ho any at thirty m ix 0° slock Tay lert Al ; the intention af re ab bol minutes te es je tte Howry Mferones in starting Gfteon nd when at Cataki dial forty miles, | the Henry Clay beati difference of twenty ay bi much se Jacked her . odetately to the ofty, and mving the Stvindser bel: ing antienied of by the Henry ©: mere. The Henry dey, and Frid if the usual Le ae at ty, Gfty conta, UN Ww reas oht? PETA De .PHiA—SEw Foxe | Jel 4 States M firoseh ints hours, via New Jersey Railroad. duoed to $3 for pees claes, and $2 50 for ssooad clan foot of Courtland street; aad at iis from foot otk dened ACM. and F Leave Phi- irom the foot et Wale | Gutetrect. YAMDEN AND AuBoy K York to Philadel beat SOmN LBOap I Nin FROM NEW 1 LINE FOR ALB. rred on board.-Oo wit steamer ¥.—TARE, 50 | vi after Monday, HENRY CLAY, Vi wreday, am . lars, inquice of the Capiata, on bourd of t Fr NOUR.—TH y, m te teks tee tuck and “SPECIAL NOTT Pr ST OFFICE. NEW YORK—NOTICE per tn Mail Etean ay. tuly oth be prepaid Meet F' DEPARTMENT. THR THRASL BER oF Depertwent thankfully ackne THE tie resety gf ove hundred dollars. (by the hands of At te wrinert,) being & donation from 0, €. Mer med Bs, the Widow and Urphen Fund oC tne Depar J08N 8 Glues, "brenseres i M"™:! WaNics INSTITUTE ROOMS, 7 HoweRr.—a | * eting Will be bald on Saturday tant rem scevr ne for the eleetion of ae pone Comm iptee of the Dmstitute for th: ene ‘Gor of the President. JUTNAM COUNTY Tu. ¢. DODD asheary = BENJAMIN VAN REC Magon aud Malis a 7 asm, Elis Maston. | Mary Gursham, Ht foreclone @ morteng liam Depty Mase nah Milter tT, detent —An to To Casper Manon Davis Savon, it Blinn Mnstor rik opsha Take notice etey ova irt for tbe relies demanded ip t ain Dated Jane 120, y "1 # Attorney, Cob be ¥ by the geucral government. teen feed should ve aliewel to the miners Torable to et of tax, while the demoet ste are th | gens ofthe _ abting them to aetanl epee pate wigs The whi Cnited States, as well as lt * oe aaa it | coin thirty-three days, High July LODEINes, FURNISHE A FRONT PABLO “ t ’ wir ay eR yrire at 10% area, | mad ‘An avtept wae made to burn the City Hospital, at fan Franciseo, on the 1tih of May, whieh proved rao | cessful | ‘The specie was removed to the vault of the New Que | tom Ttem, in Portsmouth rquare, om the 90th of May, { with a beavy guard ‘The following ships bad arrived at San Francieoo, prier | tothe Ist of May, all of which made remarkably’ sbort Arrived, Pasmage ent. 2+ May 17 120 daye Sea Serpent ; ee ot 1m Gon Isabelita Hlyne. er 18 dee Eelipre Stag Hound May 2 14 days. The Fen Serpent waa buis? St Portemouth, Nir ‘The Teabelita Hyne was built *¢ Pbiladelpola, ‘The Kelipee wae built at New York. The Bteg liownd was built at Borton. __ Synopel [From the Alta y built ap again In our last ewe for he of ite destruction— now, of ite reeurter prout upward in ener eilof (he germ whens they «prung, upon the thong seal the bal lire } sili clinging to it. Ko tt ls of our city. Bhe hes sprung up from her ruins literally with ashes apon her heed bers re streets again, bieeke ye ce-fourthe of the streets are lined mn with batitations, although net four weeks bave rd sinee the fire. fo, too. ie it of Stockton. Aceounts from there are very cnecuraging. Her people have not been @isheart ued by their grent ealemity, but have progressed vary far in remedying, by building, the destruction of Ube reat fire ” Theee two tres bad not as much effect as wae antic! mated In raising prices. on necoant of the greas quamti- # of arods on shipboard. and large oargoos have whig and democratic parties have aneh nuad. mipations. and the contest for State officers amt se \e now fully opened. The whig nominadions were made with much unanimity, and probably the de micerats Will give quite as undivided a rupport to their nominees Tumors cf Tadtian diffoalticr art skirmishing im tho hortbern pert of the State, are rife. The despised fp dione bare proved themselves mot lacking im eoursgs. and it lato be deeply regretted thats few mdividnaly have bed the power and want of priceipie whieh haw a war with (hese wretched orwatures quite There never has existed, in the nature of the éaee, “ss for euch » deplor ble condition of tht preepeete of agriculture are very good —maeb bet- ter than wee at one tian jeipated. The late rains eviaily inerense eobabniies of good Sinentof a portion of our citisens ie nic bean increasing and profitable ome ¥ eneournging eporta come in from the variow f dust shipped bome ows that our mines have not given out mor ran short tanding the dry winter jan Commirsioners have met with excelic their efforts to pacify the Indians, amd ct staining arm of government at home iii fopriations, to ronder the State + 4 ma. ba . pet exer! wervice The “ret execution under the laws of thts Stockton on Tharsday last, Tt: oeee « hae beea consideraliy cheeked of hs te, and there is some hope for a better state of thing oS revere ™ tt avr aaee is arrival brings news of conventions. (The wamer+ — A# deicgs of the potitiest The + A the wavduiaten were por fe and democratic somven- ations in favor of the compro @ oppes'tion to tho sale or loane cf ws both pas wise menmures the timers! lands gover gf are favorable to grente of land by the general Oot for eerationnl purposes fee Reported ae to Lewer Oat ' m the Alia Cali Mey) Th Robert Haley, arrived: fro j San Di ng. The as detaras ja m the bar cppoate tne North Bench, while entering the harbor | General Morehead on bir expedition down the const ft San Diego on Friday, May When Gen, More