The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1851, Page 3

Religtous In CaLEnpan pan eee —¥ —13, ae et fies Seta. | Siiowns I aati aa as. Charch . Ashbel Parmelee, who has been Chaplain of the Clinton State Prison for some time past, has removed to ie Sears oaltence, Malone, Franklin county, where he ‘Missions or A. B.C. F. M.—Highly interesting returns received from the Sandwich Islands. Under the fs- and advice of the missionaries, school districts are now formed, and school houses erected all over the islands; a See seas Yevorade of cortain lands poll tax of on every male subject, is given to the’ of educa tion, and a fine is imposed on every child who does not end apod asrequired, The church, under the ome , numbers 2,114 mombers; and duri he they have given, for Sogery ne parpoees, Oke Gro, was for foreign lands, a1 for the port. Only 27 members ae stad th hemnselves $0 cipline during the year, while 66 have been restored to good standing on confession of their faults, and §2new members have been admitted on @ public profession of their faith, and 32 on certificates from otherchurches. Mr. Hitchcock, at Molokai, 8. I., Mareh 20th, speaks of large additions to his church. On one oc- casion, more than 50 united. In proof of the liberality of his people, Mr. H. states, that for several years prior to 1860. they contributed to the Board more than hissalary. ‘Two Mormons from Salt Lake, an elder and a prophet, have made their appearance in Hawaii, part of a com- pany of ten, who have scattered in pairs over the islands, with the design of Cpt ec the inhabitants to the Mormon faith. As yet, they have met with no success. Mr. Wilson writes from the Gaboon, West Afric: the moral condition of the Mpong’ yple is hindrance to the work of ions. Neverthe- Jess, be sayr, their schools are full, theie preaching se vices are gencrally well attended, and those present are uite attentive. Parsons, at Salonica, in Macedonia, = ces visited the town of & to distribute books at nual fair. It has @ population of 20,000, via: 38,000 Grecks, 10,000 Turks, 1,000 Jews. He fouml here ‘an intelligent young Greek engaged in endeavoring to gonvert t e Jews. Mr. Everett, at Constantinople. has bit of furnishing a certain man with booka & ret bution in a very wicked village near the Gulf of icomedia, and several persons, includiug @ priest, be- pn interested in reading them, particularly the New Testament. The patriarch heard of it, and sent an order to collect the books. Mr. Schneider at Aintab,refers to Se eee evangelical sentiments at Vorfa.—“Four- soem parson ? he says, “have affixed their signatures to a Pet ition asking for a vizieral letter to protect them ia ir rights as Protestants.” Another pricet 1s spoken of byes declared himself a Protestant—an event which eh produced profound sensation among the Ar- Teli sei Boaxp or Pustication.—The annual Feport of this institution, presented to the late General Asrembly, at St. Louis, shows its affairs to be ia are- markable state of prosperity: ‘Total number of books increase of 46,500 copies over the issues of last year. Tae donations to the colporteur fund, from which the sala- the sales exceed those of last year by $17,500. ‘The sules for the year ending 1849, were $20,(00; for the year 1850, $42.000; and for the year just closed, $60.000—total re- eeipts of the year from all sources, $8087 52, There have been granted to needy miuisters 1,156 volumes; fee Ibe churches 724 volumes; sabbath schools 1,301 volumes; Dospitals and other humane institutions 171 volames; Hiterary and theological institutions 243 volumes; sbips- of-war and military stations 222 volumes; individuals = Po yao distribution 717 volumes, in addition to ores ‘of tracts. Donations have also been made Board of Foreign Missions, of books and Seale to the amount of $500, and by colporteurs of 5,525 Volumes and 528.154 pages of tracts. The whole number Of colporteurs employed in the course of the year has been one hundred and twenty-five; their fields of labor have occupied twenty four States. The following are the aggregates of their labors:—Time spent, thirty years, four months, and sixteen days: families visited, 50,890; conversed or prayed with, 22151; families found de tute of the Bible, 1.898; Prexbyterian families visited, without the confession of faith, volumes sold by col 68.492; volumes granted by colporieurs. ; Pages of tracts granted by colporteurs, 528.154, The results of the year show that the beard has never Defore been in 80 prosperous a condition. ®.—The following communica nt of the Interior, in reply to wa terrogatory of LeRoy, of Onondaga, shows the cen- wus to be eee, and the receat apportionment pre- mature, if not Derantment or tHe Interior. Washington, June 24th, 1861. Sir:—The enclosed statement from the Consus whieb I have just received, will answer the inquiries con- tained in your letter of the 16th instant. Lam, res your ob't servant, > GRITrENDEN, Acting Secretary. D. ©, LeRoy, Albany, N. Y. RETURNS NOT RECEIVED. (cory.) Cexavs Orvice, June 21, 1851. Sub-division. Total. Siieent wo 4 Berar Urge, , oooh, Foun, Goin nd Seven sub-divisions of California recvived—Dbalance enknown. None of Utah received. ‘The detailed report of the Board of Examiners of West Bust Gosteny Pas been published. Itis not of suffi- crent interest to transfer to our columns. +: The Union.”—There is not a better con- wor orite resorts in the city. Please remember the favorite Steamer EIN DEBE, Cape. De Groot ee oe for Albany belug re care be to, Dervect “eee fr f met sun, To de this cheaply, gad Secoming: manner. ca on maith, fat the Cit, house, No. 102 Fulton street, f ae azite, whieh menufacturers in the city. ‘The orsenian society already shows the benetite of the Associstion. The fret! =. age tedeemed, an! the Piano awarded to one ef the membe andreds of Pinnos will now be dis- Tested to thie © 0 hare ans to purchase one ontright sted popular tide. Brew: dears abe othe te tering ti hs 1 feteaa an val anrnteaitea nie rates z admirers of the elecant and tasteful in art end music are Roots and Shees.—A large assortment ot Hetics’ gonslemen's, and children’s city, made Boots and Shoes, the te carb, athe 158 Puitta wise of Rrondeas, opposite St Haat churchyard. LORIN BROOKS’ estal nad of name: to colebrated for the hoes article, Otecrve ‘ss there the ph phn —2 Se anhalisadaamataca Dieses Goods.—For the accom- cigs who have not as yet, purchased forhional Dre: phyr Under jer Garments, to be had at New York Stocking Factory, 104 Bowery, are soft ne ik haghe ne porsamet, 0: foul 28 ome could geaire, and will OF. ate td from chilla, Sad the ver Seeucle ae ‘this ven a ware the Feet for a Na Ia done by weiog He. ich oures handsome Boot or Bush's celebrated Cream wert eJ Crecateeh < x ‘ m6 > 10 BB ee viet "votite: setae ot boty ad 4 Mechanseal Dentist Wanted.<None but teh er Siac I reference, need apply. aen ber Ra ra tmThe count Papers everyehore are dctng the exevilence, shape. 5 mate . onene of t , Bhoes, and Gaiters, ines Me Ann orreaty Parson Fingle, Deacon Holdt Feats Sone, iatore oe Shab the Connecticut folks won't wear ‘end tracts published during the — 450. 300—being an ries and donations of colporteurs are paid, are larger by | more than fifty percent than those of last year, whilet | | A GARD. 770 THe Pc mie Union— street, Bootmakers’ sede si examine the eee rae 2% ‘aooort- oan be found & at sR ere era Halr and caa be found in the wy sy ns Balhae Nova Wall eek, te His cafasssblin tis eis Dye ton sive be peocersd ct all eet seen Bers one tee imi and copy the ad¢ ;Whether it is better | Hksbroad ual headed, or, by procui bout f Baal'e tow by Browne sings le of Sad lente or 2 dollars the price af the latter Hiiaative and’ A. ie of of lad ‘Nasa sree, will furnish MONEY MARKET. Barurpay, July 12-6 P. M. ‘There was more activity and # better feeling in the stock market to-day. Quotations advanced a fraction, and the tendency throughout was upward. At the frst | board Long Island went up \{ per cent; Stonington, 1 Norwich and Worcester, 1/4; Harlem, +; Erie allroad, 34. The advance in Norwich for several days past, has een as rapid as the decline. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $141,473 95; payments, $116,079 76—Balance, $1,174,689 35. ‘The following table will show the export of specie from this port for the week ending July 12, and for the year:— Exronts ov Some From THIS Pont. Bark Radius, Demarara, American gold. $45,000 Brig 8. French, Madeira, five 5 7,000 Ship Victoria, London, American gold... 150,000 Steamer Georgia. Havana, doubloons, &c. 53,044 Steamer Merlin. Bermada, mixed coin... 11,000 rican gold Ship Bavaria, Havre, Am “ “ a gave “ bed mixed coin... Total July 5 to July 12 $300,544 | Previously reported... ; 19,447,143 Total for 1851 $19,753,087 ‘The steamship Hermann, for Bremen, took out $350,000 in specie, which, added to the above, makes the aggre- gate upwards of twenty millions of dollars, The following is a comparative statement of the earn, ings of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for two years :— Noxwien asp Worcester Rarcroan. Grose receipts forthe year ending May 31,1851. $207,700 88 Expenses, repairs, &c. 25 Interest paid... Net income Gross receipts for the year ending diay ‘1, 1851, Expentes, repairs, &¢,. Interest paid Net income. This shows a decrease in the net iucome of $14,085, ‘The gross earnings increased over that of Isst year $21,071 94, or about eight and half per cent, The ex- penses increased $24,827 39, or about ten per cent on the gross income. The increase of expenses was, it seeme, in a greater ratio than the increase of income. The follow- | ing gentlemen have been chosen directors for the ensu- ing year:—J. W. White, John A. Rockwell, Wm. Aug Huntington, David A. Neal, Robert D. Weeks, Alex. De Witt. Mr. J. W. White was elected President. Mr. Weeks is the only new member. Stock freee pes, a 00 US 6's, 67 116g 100 shs L Island RR 0 id 65 ny Wo HO) Rrric e Bde wi, 100 do 140 Gal & Chi 10 pe, 03" 300 Morris Canal 30 sh f Metropolitan Bic Msg 100 do = — “Eg y 6) Reading RR 100) do EH Ocean Bank 100 do # 168 Canton Co 109 Stonington RR a 530 a9 Erie ‘tk 30 bas 100 Nor FA WorRR 10 £ 50 ated 400 do 60 20 do dH) 59 Wo Marlen RR bo ie = 200 do BOARD. 100 shs ErieRR = bam 85% 150 do aS *) do s10 Sy 100 do » ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. DOTA. This associat ry N OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY.— dof the Rt. and present mom- It will hold ite first public 15, the day. preceding corn ulus Choate, 4 k, the President, ba vr we oration will adjourn to dinner, tickets for which, molusive, will be furnish the members at $3 ad cach. Members desiring seats will please notify immediately Any mem)er of the exeeutive committee, that they may make their arrangements risers SIDNEY BARTLETT, Jun, te aye ett | Committee. XTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE FREELAND rd, July 12th, 1851;—Whereas, the Almighty, in salts wledgen hes called from ant us our worthy beloved Captain, Joxeph Reynolds. after a period of Years of association, both ae an officer and momber of our corps, therefore, be i Resolved, That while we how Feverence to the Divine mpathive with the mother of ffectionate son and kind pro- the bitter draught which she has may be sweetened by the re death, his memory will be the deceased in the t we hope from the cup of afficts flection, that, though lost it cherished Resolved, That, as a tribute of respect, we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, and that the office of Captain open for his Enexpited term. ttee ol five be appointed to co- consed te woes. d thiat theee reeolutions be pub- ished in th Resolved, Th ot the Fresinnd Guard, adveraised to tee place on the evening of Jely 14th, ie unavoidably postponed until M the Ist inst,, at the same time and place, in J Reynolds whove fwacral, will 1 o'elook preci ‘he mn vited to attend NS, Beeretary. SOCIATION “or EXEMPT FIREMEN.—THE RE. evening, Secretary. ICR.—EXTRA FAST EXPRESS MAIL TO Colifcrais and South America —BERFORD & CO . will derpateh il by steamer Prometheus, om Monday, ‘hroneh in 26 days, Postage J stor House. uRovoN IN ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE DAYS. —A. B. Miller & gxtce Express for ( fornia, vis Ni per Tromethens, on Monday, Jaly ah No ‘4 Wall Streets MESSRS. BERFORD & ackmowledge the very libe rom the public. in their Californi of lett to several beir ex thas their ite fre thhen to « than thom ofthe U.S. Post Omhee. al Vesey street, Astor joure. HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGA e month of June, 1851, in- street, New York, Wante TO BUY LOST, &e. or THE TH INST, BR Th ouitably Fewar REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK NEWFOUND AND Dog—Was seen to cross in the Brooklyn ferry friday evening. Whoever briny to @ Willow South Perry, Brooklyn, will receive the above te 1TH INST, IN ee slip e foot of Murrey ze rive Pocketbook, containing ‘tity dit sity bil e amount en, a by returning th slip; ot B. TOLEN, OR TAKEN BY MISTARE, A acearr Ya marked J. cont my da emell eum mone: ry = bonds, of eas if the Cin- Cinnati, Hamilton ai ad Dayton Railroad. Company. Nov, “. and 460.) All persone. are t purchasing wa is. A reasonable reward will be ise wud papers, by Coleman & a, Aster Mouse, APERS by rf brorrey in re ardea 6} street, & corpo awe: abort tame tenn se, ale Ln ree. mencrett end edt ett trccimene i very woe: Thersdoy na Alo, Ci prem manvion ts ell Mala Wiese atene ot to tren | this cour White, J. Newton Perkins, Charles Johnson, Jededian | fiucratiy re o mpera, Kives rene | y and despatch | annnnannn, WANTS, Wikia sas it, i Ryply te debe Tivells 8 fimo Pu ANTED—TEN CHAMBERMAIDS, SIX COOKS, he pe country, to All places now vacant, Good girle will find ready ployment and good wages, by applying at 115 Cham ere rect, on Monday. ANTED—A DRESSMAKER. ONE WHO PERFECT- he wenn de the baw buciaaee, ad samen) pas At ( 5 ean hate 6 per entices wanted, apply at No. 30 Aifacten stoves, toe thsse doves” ANTED. A Seeriman FROM wishes fect English, German, French, and writes a good hau th ho have been in business in this city before preferred. The best refe Inquiries cau be made at 13S Franklin street, , between Zand 3 o'clock P.M. ‘A [00D DRESSMAKER, WHO CAN BRING A GOOD character, can have rable home and, parma: nent situatio: by an joly, at 278 Third avenue, between fea e cing eal Twenty- -seooud streets. ABINET MAKERS—TWO OR THREE FIRST RATE rkmen, are wanted to go a short distance in the Re try. Inquire tor Me. ‘at the office of Marshall Lyman C U'Geld street, on Tuesday morning next, ab sieven o Sioa x OACHMAN WANTED.—A COLORED COA wanted Undoubed refereuces ag to charscte city required. at 50 Union Square, ¢ Beventes nis street but Fourth avenee’ ANCERS WANTED.—ONE OR TWO YOUNG. MEN competent to personate and dance the ‘* wi rocters ina baud of minstrels, cav obtain a tha od agement and food salary, on makir «immediate ap owe’ Musical 4 Browiway None bd vie of ‘disoharging the duties both to ane puble D ve HAN oapa- of Bast 0 MUSICIANS.—WANTED FOR THE STH UNITED States Infantry, five good men (single men preferred) the followin raments, vit. twe trombones, one thercorne, one ophicleode, and one b will reovive $4extra pay ri ‘month. Apply at 115 Cedar atecct, or on Bedlow’s Island, N. ¥. harbor. ‘ THE TURF, NION COURSE, I. I.—TROTTING.—A STAKE AND Purse, to come of on Monday next, July 4, ats P. M., for #500, mile heats, best three ia five, to harness ; a stake of $100, closed with half forfeit, with a $200 given by the Proprietor, making $5, to be trotted for. Mr. James 0. McMann enters g.«. Gray, Vermont; Mr. Titiram Woodratt enters br. m, Boston Girl; Mr. 1. W . Reindeor. A finer held of equal epooded horaes has mob falisa together this season than the above named, The Jenny Lind Line of starve, trem Grand street and ‘Peck Hip ferries, will bo i readiness at all hours; fare wach w: als atogesin readiness at Fulton ferry, Bevcklyars ‘at2P. ach way, 2 cents, and remain till the trots are over. JNO. I, SNEDIKER, ie eg iocanwererd pontine NFORMATION WANTED.—JOSEPUINE AXTMAN, s German yitl, left 2 Delaney atree tween seven ard eight o'clock, on Wednesday evening iast, since which time she has not been heard from. Sho w B years of age, about 6 feot4 inches in height, rather stout, dark hair and e: i row full face; had on brown eali dress and striped bono: hort time in liberally rewardes ry, 315 Stanton streat, NFORMATION WANTED—OF JOUN DUNBA Wao | loft the Nerth of Scotland some years ago. Sup in New ork State, A relative of his can be s ddretsing Dunbar, llerald office WANTED—FOR SPACE OF ONE YEAR, pectable boarding house in Brooklyn, Gi rity and board will be givea it immediate application is made to of this paper. 1 Falk, at the BAOOSWANTED TO BORROW, $40), FOR ONE year, on property and good security, at suven por cen? and $2) premium, Address A. A., Herald office, for two days, $1,096 99 sre ereond bima si sists and reet. Pu. Apply to JAMES PRICE, Offic ANK OF SALISBURY. —NOTES OF THE BANK OF Salisbury, Mary land redeemed at one per coat dis- ount, by HOUGHTON, 63 William street. aN FOR SAVIN , CHAMBERS STREET, JULY tof four per cent per annum upwards, payable Shand after the third Monday of thle monte, interest nee called for will be carried to the credit of depositors fe prin- cipal. . D. BP. OGDEN, Secretary. ABD WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE States of Wisconsin, Ilinolg aud Lowa, upoa carefully suburne & Woodman, Mineral Point, ill pay the highest prices for lands jessrs. warrants tor rewith. George w, 49 William street. attends to and Warrants, Pensions, &e., for eoldiers or thereto. Ss", LOUIS BON D#—$w, 00. THE SUBSC BERS oF. fer to thove who are seckin; the tt Government or State Loansasd. they can be ones site which will yield © much greater income. The Louis is ina most fovtishing condition, and aoaede ta. her conditicns promptly, The revenues of the city’ for the e will ences’ alt a Ly? of dollars, an i Cc her bor ad ines will be furmlaked, sud de position of the citys vinances can tour office. &.W. CLARK, DODGE & CO., pars, BANKERS —THE, SUBSCRIBERS, AGENTS for the banking house of Messsrs. Allies & Grand, 14 Rue de Trev ise, Paris, will open credits upon them for parties im- ring goods from France, Germany, Switzerland, Bis, jor travellers soe to the Continent and to England For terms appl; iresses LEGAL NOTIE oP) 0 Rt, city REME Ci eT, hired tos ye the 6 in reme Court o! Tat Citvaed ¢ cunty of New York, oa the iith day of July, ISG, at halt-past k, aM alo earve a copy of i7'Bros ETO IMPO RTERS OF GIN.—THE SUPERIOR ath SCHL CmARDe ba =a OLD STORE thee. aon seen Porter, Be. naets f tecyeetfally veure,” sahaong “ap Ros oe DALLIBORE, ar vt INDIA TONIC PALE ALR, BREWED BY Bass ©., Burton-on-Trent, Englan one, Fr | tres ing ou er beverage. n: OR SALE-THIRTY FINE CONTINENTAL, Usi- forms, ia first-rate order ig bee only afew Apply Ng Joseph Hy Seburse, corner of Pearl and sm etree pz or CLprarne WANTED. -LADIBSA par N ain . thd gentlemen waited on ot thelr residences, AST OFF CLOTHING, FURNITURE, WATCHRS AND Jewsiry wanted-Ladiee or gentlemen, having the above Se atepene rN can realise at pm Amd — ie ore receive a o ci to the eubseriber, at in yw ryt 6. LOR U a TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ori AND Pu DELI ta—] YORE and FORE AR? ai RLPBIA ey Us in i3 hours, via yew a: f Has soins : Se aT _ EXPRESS AGENCIES, &. reat Pao! te ra st E: suberiers ba ot Niesrague, om Mond pt By . on Monday, eae aay id aeninah pe fome: feill ge 4 ag steed are 9 Pearl street, corm th Monencreany Agents oe | Neeaie OPEN EVERY Ni ‘NIGHT.—MaNa- ——_ Pi is Kmervees Saree , Orlane he tarecat 4 par The Bt Gervare Wheelvr, Es bad PAVORITA, 4 completely, ethoactous, comers uly oe S i, Hobon mM + Le ria Marguiee de Montefors Mine: Fatt May a ‘Va'Batolien sis he; o er i 0 Soldate ot Bot Beigne hich, the favorite Malesvill BOOEREBPSR WANTED—WHO SPEAKS PBR- cach van ite, ‘ille, kno. INDIANA ut Toa Mr. Grocaevelt, | . Overture, “Le Bressiani: Latte, Performa Box book now ¢ RCHANICS WALL, NO. 473 BROADWAY, ABOVE further notice, et Min’ Et Grand Maron, Pot ace umence ab 8 o’cloe form: No postponement on avi oa onda lll aera ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P. 7. BAGNUM, performers ae neo" dhe eatire Musca nd’ pete ate; children wi extra. crs uly t 3 o'clock, the Poe sania Marunett ‘ihe farce of TEDDY THE TILER, LOWNS. | Bro tiug, ances on the ‘Tight Rove followed en the moral drama of GE! RGR Sau wei tnd concluding with the new comic p: MON STER—The » managemen: iene til Sibson comic recreation. ELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ NEW MUSI y between Howard and Grand justly oelebrated and ef Sirpest iniesisd tah nxpuelaneed performers. uniter thos management of J, B. Fellows, whose concerts in this been received with the from all parte of the Musical Hallie one of tue soe the peat year ba upe of and fgure, and who pease favor by ax, taken from she & company of aad personate a mumbor of Hosutlfut tab) jieturce of ancient and modern times, vansety of ete of strongth a gre J © ‘of Maio and Femalo. 41 will give arblo ‘Statuery uncquaiied a tho Worle performances eve! jars oe bills of cnc! acious and ‘oat ventilated especial accommo- k, P.M. ti or with ° variety of interos ruoom ané evening. For partici AYMOND & HERR DRIESBACH'S ENAGERI£.— This celebrated Menagerie—the largest and best oon- known world—embracingsimost every history, amd whic! dreds of thousands of th ASTLE GARDEN.—THIS DELIGHTFUL sun 8 m Uo visiters throughout the fis the iargeot aud tost donutifut room d the view from the upper galleries of our site ia alone worth more than the prico of known to natural Fpoort ie now o} Tints ountry 4 following order, i Baad 11, Sal CARD.—SACRED AND, MISCELLANEOUS Vocal. Ci r. T. Bishop, and Mr. Seguin, ing, July 13, 155i, at Library Hall, Newark, meaday evening, July 16, Isl, ‘at Ws all, Morristown; and on Wednesda; , ISL, at Library Hall, Newa: Oratocies of Elijah, from favorite Oper: Tiekete, 60 cents enc Ish, Grae ata N. IL one pied, firs. Berain, gives us, very broadly, the two fui tory deelaratior TLANTIC GARDE: etorship, this popular UNDER THE NEW PROPRI- place is receiving s large aad in- ition to the usual luxuries of | greed Shelton’s ce NJ. Selections from the The Creation, Moses in Concert to commence the season, the rroprictor hae en Band of Music, which will p! and Tharsday evening of eas i Admitiancelces LL TESTIMONTA THERE WILL BR o'clock. A punctual attenda: ARSLOS, Di amatic Agent, See York. re to be arranged. SALES BY AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE.—PEREMPTORY maged Goods.—Catterticld & Tapping, 17 William next, July loth, the stock of water, at the ‘fice in Cedar desirable assortment of Silk Gloves, Linon. ai andkerchiats, bl INDIA RUBBER Goons. —THE OLD STALE HUM- a by William Ju chief representati SALE OF DA. NDIA (RUBBER CAUT Mr. Thomas Gil comprising ad a ich Cotton Hosiery, spool Cotton, Sil embroidered Cape: a1, C Handkerchlets, oe Lao Iso, Thread, La: Jaconets, Law st impudence: but in this in- ot India Rubber Co., Hayward Rubber © uninitiated to sappose that these companies are themselves the pablishers of his libet au statements, The words of Denice from the responsibility of the falao statements tion, as well as thove made by joodyear's Patent, ti t, oad none of th a stock of a first class jobbing hor ment of the best description of ‘ateat under their own wording of Judson's it, M: according to my own pati constitutio solve the ie ge compact, and that it is dissolved as thoroug! as if the entice cousticution were. | women ¥ h e dust. ALL VULCANIZED Il as black, snd othor o Patent, ‘ecording AUTION To THE yomy white rubber, ft singe bn cone Pore, | © his covenant in ui acknowledged ri VERY WAN IIS OWN LANDLORD.—AWERICAN Benefit Building Agsociat Every member of this Association is reyuested to attend thi d the next regular meeting, evening, seta 15th, wt Warren Hall, corner of Purpose of making the ne- ieced dein | ota to the hardworking shoemakers. Toate abber shee now made by Morsce Hl. Da so tiable in damay 81 court, Beckioan street. 664 HOME FOR ALL."—MANIATTAN BUILDING agpesiatien. .—Notice.—The next sie Sp meeting pete LOOKING Lass PLATES. A e Glase ee Ky lights, from the manulactory of St Te hendl Price’ Geavents upon easy terms, aro the entrance fer will be raised still ANT, CORNER OF BROAD. | 4 of thie popular Restaura, Rule ke,, » gan be had ORGAN MORGANS, President, N. B.—Members are requested t their dues ( bankabl. money) immediately. — acre _ FOR SALE AND TO LET. i —THE SU BSCRIBERS 0 ctionary Saloon ry Mor tary’s Office, No. rt notice, and all ti Wines and Segars, ct ebetes ran rou PARIS, WHOSE Ws Ww, PER FOR SALE Grand stree The daily increasing travel on Fy desirable stand to any persor a to ‘gna in in the Dusiness, For particulars, eldress KL, ce OR SALE—A SPLENDID LocaTi cemetery, contain! Those a: cornea sntonn. orany teaderncss ae} epperenity over leather. Mouse, Barclay street. MA ww Lot GENUINE HARLEM | | Factory, fro Glees of Bottles to ous ay Canary Sead, ‘see ot Bottles for bottling gin; Canary Ses Dutch Herrings, and ‘Auchovies FORA city } over 140 sores of and in all, Apply to BE. H. Ladiow, il Wall OR SALE.—THREE HUNDRED OF THE NEW SET- A = made for the Jenny Lind Concerts. Apply atCastle Oil, just received for sale te by ASSE! aR ke Also on hand, Dereh and imburg Cheese, in pots and kegs. nthe Blow ing. wutifuily ‘itunted, sultabl sare enclosed with picket stews Appl stely. sattwas din a) ‘ison. 7S William street, ry. 0 LEAS E—A CORNER STORE Ix BROADWAY, | cligibly ee ET tues ene teen, New Jersey, ( mall promptiy atten With the pre. from “Joreey City Perry, wale’ . Bergen every hana x REFE. RESTAU| way, New ps. —Th Tura FRANKLIN nour iP a at om Dey atroet ‘Ales the front. ait of vir ith hte adore, ord eae iu be lensed ieee na Covssipate street. dings. x ae take his soup hereafter, wi and cireumepection, He will probably expl Crm his letter in thi the ‘ofive 0 o the Clerk of J.8. ney aye ye Offices in ‘wy IN Mergen ay d 7 STRERT, A LARGE AND eellent ravemienee of the toil | gentlemen % mmodstions as spore, 1 visit to the abo ve, on Crosby street. sioa, the subseriter would epectfully return thanks for the truly liberal patronage | aeeidu 0 Lata LARGE EXHIBITION TAL a BY 15 For sale — . : ley it @ attention to bu yew bk rune with s email capital. Ko. 305 Broadway. T) LET ror LADIES. '., Broadway Post. HOUSES, ROOMS, dc., WANTED. by igh wie Two t~ eT Eiply te to No. a7 Coase Seen, RY asked. Address M. EB. P. ANTED—A! oF OUSE WANTED—IN AGOOD LOCATION UP TOWN | or in Brooklyn; if (arnished preferred. Address box 2.516 Genoral Post office, ANTED TO RENT—A STORE, SUTTABt i it he TS at the or a Magnetic Powd: #¢ Magnetic Pilis, for 4 id retail no: giro rate an mice, for sale, 1 ENDID SUNDAY EXCURSION re 25 combs each way. hed. cviace renpecting priee and I with pai gee wilt receive romp TO FLUSHING, The new and beautiful steamer molds, will, om ANDLORDS marine Ly BU neve Ss Rd bay alter then for {GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR SIN- tienen. ean find Plencamt accommodations at 22 ireet, where there are bi one WANTED—IN SOUTH WROOKLYN, IN” A oy and Tine exert al from Se ieegnt tee except ew Fork Post U ‘need not apply. ran Iv invited to Joln Jn the shove ce ites. Rccrone bee Lau keepers OARD Boake waxten—iw Bi ae J OSL EN, Lt GENTLE. arlor om os er the ck "Adiresb Box 1h, New York Post Other, ™ asex? pears ROOM, FOR A SINGLE on moderate terms. if appl tor immediotely, ot tn caeelient. cervane as Cham! ou on aero via TO THE FISHING BAN o> fen steamer BU ae PIGKON SHOT. ii'be 6 hares Sue kik fete ne ee At rau en the grown ‘achie Pai NEWS BY THE MAILS Our Washington Wasurnaton, July 2, 1851. ‘The Virginia Speeches of the President and the Secre- tary of State—The Moral of their Virginia Cam- paign— Secession Doctrines of Mr. Webster—4 Hit at the Lancaster Convention. The triumphal journey of the President in lower Virginia, and of Mr. Webster in upper Virginia, have been highly gratifying in their results, to the | friends of the Union. They prove very satiefacto- rily the attachment of Virginia to the Union, ang the respect of her people for an administration which did not hesitate to plant itself upon the Com. promise measures of Henry Clay. In Virginia, however, as in most ether civilised States, the rights of hospitality are sacred, and many things are omitted, and many things are permitted, on account of the duties of hospitality, which otber- wise would present a very different state of things. Party prejudice s and party feclings are temporarily laid aside | and the Premier received by the Virginians,, not as whig partizans, but as public servants, | and as the guests of the State and of the peo” ple. On the other side, we find a corresponding | spirit of forbearance of all party topics, and a close | adhesion to the interchange of compliments, and neverfuiling eulogiums upon the Union, which, like the old woman's ham of bacon, are always in sea~ son, and suit the erpetitee of ores body hagas rey and hence we find the President sickly people, and Jews and Mahometans. President and Premier had been ac the ianoastr whig convention, we might bave had somethi little livelier than the good old sung of the Union, and we might have had something different from the nomination of General Winfield Scott, a year in advance of the proper time. The President has been circumspect. His disere- tion has not failed him. All that be has confessed of any importance, is that he has beea alarmed about. the safety of the Union, and thinks the danger is nou. yet over, in which every observing man must ooo- eur. The danger is not ov On the eoatrary, such are the eget aspects of the Presidentiut question that the elements of disunion appear more formidable to-day than they did oa the night when the Omnibus bill fell to piecesin the Senate. Lhe President admits the danger. swears that he will | faithfully execute the laws, pleads the nationality of his views and his policy, and stops Mr. Webster goesfurther. If be makes a second ch at the same dinner, be is sure to fill up alk ‘ ¢ omissions ef the first. We refer to his sevoad speech, for instance, at Capon > peringa, There be lowing contradic- in his two speeches: — ‘That if a State should attempt to secede, all the | powers of the government wil, be employed, if necessary, to coerce her into ber allegiance to the Union; reducing her trom the Wicd gi abe State to the dependency of a subjugate ess province, if ial to maintain the Union unbroken. __ 2. That the violation of any article or particle of | the federal constitution, by the authorities of any State, destroys the constitution, and absolve the partic’ to it, at their option, from further alle~ giance. The if South Carolina a ion declares, for example, that ttempts to go out of the Union, she will be whipped into submission; that secossion ig treason; and that war, if required, is a duty for the suppression of the traitors aud the subjugation, of the rebellious Stat sible; that by all the powers of the federal govern- ment, whatever the injuries inflicted upon, or the wrongs suffered by, a State from federal aggressions, she must be reduced to submission. 3 that the Union 1s 1adivi- ‘Phe second proposition, we take it, is a bit at the Lancaster Convention and Gen. Scott. Mr. Web- ster, directly culled upou to answer to the tral by | that was in him on the Fugitive Slave law, declared | in hissecond speech at Capon, that to violate it was to violate the constitutioa: and that to violate the » in any article, is suostautially to dis According to this doctrine of Mr. Webster, the | Legislatures of Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Massa~ ~~ | cbusetts, to go no further, absoives “all the other | States, if they please, or any one of thom, ‘from fur- | ther allegiance to the constitution aud the Union. In one word, it is the strongest sort of secession doc- trine, this ‘of Mr. Webster, and can hardly bo reconciled with the doctrine of the ceercion of a State that may think fit to take Mc. Webster at b word, and leave the Union because the co partner~ chip is disselved by its violation in other States. This second epeech of Mr. Webster at Capon, will be seized upon and appropriated as active capi- | tal in South Carolina. 'e are getting into deop D ROUGE | Water. w rox, July 9, 1851 Gen. Scott, the Presidency, and the Whig Party—The Fugi- tive Slave Law not the Real Question— Something of much. Larger Capacity at the Bottom of the Southern Disaffection. —The Northern Whigs Operating in Support of the Seces- sion Party of the South, It is a very common enying hero, where General Scott is met with every day, that he never tooked better in his | life, When he returned from Mexico, he was jaded and } wasted; indeed, for so large a man be was thin, from the terrible chronic diarrhea of the Terres Calientes. The | nomination of General Taylor in 1848, did not much im- | prove the health of the General-ia-Chief ; and in 1849, | when the ehelera was spreading over the length and | | breadth of the land, he was content to remain at West Point, seldom venturing down into the trough of the Hudson, for fear of the invisible pestilence which fille® the atmosphere aleng the water level. But now how splendidly he has filled up! He seems to have fattened t, | since the Lancaster Convention; and the resolutions of the whig party of Ohio will. no doubt. add fifty pounds more to his majestic proportions, General Seott, in Urief. is the most prominent whig candidate for the whig nomination of 1852—he knows it; and he feels his cate Tiis whole bearing, and the soldier-like dignity with ou may rely it that. yy on the naturalization laws; which, ax it stands, would | Ser hob with him among the Dutch and Irish. Be will yrchably explain his letter oa the subject of slavery ity the District ae ee woes oa nexation, by ao huey about it, know—plenty of the Tn fact. he may thi om reflection, to minke no explanation at all, Duteh and Irish; and they will mong than an apology Fhe position of the Northern whig party ts more dif fs ; | cult of rolution. it isa critical position, « shailling posi tien. and a questionable position. It is attemy play over again the © little joker,’ apom a scale involv: ing more impu and lows honesty than in 1848, It in nee the gw of © the black joke" and the artful c But, os far as diselosed, thn thera com bi poley sto give up to the South. by the eat direct, to run full tilt upon all the Northern States, on the capi tal of Gen Scott, and an implied «ympathy with free soil, abolition, North rn nuilifeation. anti rentiem, and the old spindle shanked grannies of the Women's Conventions. Ifa judicious silence will secure all tng ends. this drfris, thir rag. tag and bob-tail of the poil- tical. infidel, and fanatical rubbish of the North, it wi fi be done, Old Zack jot Obio beenuse he owned * ke aud thea for hi will take care pg Tel oath in con: tempt ; or, at bert, thet the furthest they oan be tive slaves as may answer in Kentucky, M ginia. end Tennessee. States, otherwise all cf or nn finetured with the doctrines of emancipation, Sav ee thet’ ot Lancaster, Pa, and ome 60 the w ing (where the F ive Slave law i# a practical siaves money to the deterring | Regroce from attempting to escape, to'a very “put the idea that is promu! \ ipted among the border States, that the repeal of the ive Slave law will be the dissolution of the Union, is allgammoo, The Union intm danger, but not from the fugitive law. repeal or mo 1 L be with . The | extreme Southern States Tare no Taterest te ses teceders of the extreme South would. in fact, the be taking aay away ome the border slave States their little S| i ecrgin, Flotida, ‘Alubatna, Missal, Pt fel We i 3 £ ? a i i a) alte atl He Hi i ae fart as they ean. thing. and be ay with a Net Fon the cotton tates, H i il il i I i 3H