The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1852, Page 4

siser, the Merwing Buprecs, the Evasing Post, the | Of tis vote, there wore only seven Merthers whigs | this branch of the subject which makes it Inownbent Vial) Wholesale Meine wetivtee ll Je National Democrat, and the Naw Yorker Demokrat, | in the affirmative te thirty Northern whigs against | on the President to scareh into the matter dolibe- Fare Hast Tanke Despotek nad Penctasties emi TNTREVIGER COURSE, I. 1 —eROTT Na to which they added the New York Staats Zeitung, | it, the rest being absent, from reasons best known | rately, whatever the imoonvenienes to the accused. | Bens? SP caadhien sanaieen tive tye, fe he Gan, Fee, an ‘with a compensation of $1,000 a-year each ; and the | to themselves. Of the Southern whigs, the vote was | It is s question of Galphiniem on a large seale, and dias inadng department pba G. bpicer New Yorx Heraxp, with » compensation of $3,000 | twenty for the finality to ene in the negative. | wo suppose the pay of Mr. Slocum is justified by the departaente are istivated over six’ nee Se GuPIEE ¥. W CORNER OF TULFON AND NASHAU BF | g-yoar, The report was adopted without any dis- | Thur, while the whigs of the South are substantially | nature of the ease. We think, however, that a | SF°" "uct to thewante and Mrshea'ef every iO pure a we ap cussion. Several other papers were concurred in, of pecrepatty in favor a the oti lanyrespee a aeitee| iota House of Papeoeeniati ses ald The: Board tothis | nent settlement, enly seven men of whole e ) r bringing the my ies i po aptly een che hen yen su a hip tt Northern whig representation, in the House of Rep- | transaction to the light ef day. Jt would be worth | 2% ear carte Gea Brain, ond $9 te coy pertafthe | "TO cokiy report of deaths announce 269 deaths, | reeentatives, are found in the afirmative—only | the trouble to dismiss Gardiner, quash the trial, and | PROPRIETOR AND BDITOR. Bi at JORL be ENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1.—THE SUSSCRIBER ‘would cai] the particular attention of all sporting mem tl of herses entered to trot this afternoon on his best, in point of speed anaownced. varied, and fashionable in the Tel made to mousnre eaunot be surp! ship, or me by any pense Se Dew ® fn adeance. Rap cae mites, ‘Zeente per copy—67 por annum. B, who: ty ALL LETTERS by mail, for Sebseriptions. or with Adver- ‘i diseases of the] , 24 of oon- | seven! This shows that the whig party of the North | turn the subject over to the House. Otherwise, we | te be post-paid, er the pectnge be deducted from | @f which 103 were of iden “—~ suspect, if there is any roguery in the ense, that the biggest and fattest of the rogues will escape. remitted. FOL UNTARY CORRESPONDENCE, containing im Cal ikcrally paid for. Ovum Poumon Comnuarononsrs one RTICULARLY REQUBSTED TO OAL OL. Lerrane anv PackaGrs Sart vs. WO NOTICE token of anonymous communications. We "JOH PRINTING esceuted with neatness, cheapness, and WER TISEMENTS renewed every dav. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—Bnivs or LamueRmooRn Sarva. BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway—Baurvs—Duue Bais. WIBLO'S GARDEN—Rewprsvovs—Le Diaper a Qua- vax. BURTON'S THRATRE, © hambers street—Twairre ‘Beent—Marw oF tHe Mourvain. AMERICAN MUSBUM—Amverne Panvonuanens in vulsions, 10 of dropsy in the head, 19 of typhus fever, 10 of searlet fever, 22 of marasmus, etc. The inside pages of this day’s HuzaLD present a varied and extensive selection of matter, comprising as follows:—The movements of Kossuth in the South, with his specch in Mobile ; late and impor- tant news from New Granada; Presentation of a Sil ver Bowl to the widow of Capt. Symonds, of the British steamer Medway, for his gallant eonduct in relieving a party of returned Cali‘ornians; the Whig Caucus in Washington, Marine Affairs, Com- mercial Affairs, Reports of the various Law Courts, numerous Items of City and Police Intelligence, Theatrical Notices, &c., &e. Want of room com- pele us to defer the publication of several local re- ports, which, however, shall appear in to-morrow’s Hera. The America is due at Halifax, with one week’s later news from Europe. is radically, if not hopelessly, infected with the leprosy of abolitionism. It shows that this clement ofthe party must be conciliated, or that New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio may go by the board. And in this view of the case, we apprehend that the Southern compromiso whige inthe Congressional caucus on Tuesday night next will be everruled— that an understanding will be dodged, and that it willbe dodged in the National Whig Convention. We also suspect that the democrats at Baltimore will dodge the compromises—in fact, that the oandi- date of both conventions will be put forward with the lockjaw upon the slavery question. Will the South submit? Will Southern whigs submit to support a candidate whose only pledge is a pledge to Seward ? Can either party of the South, jealous of the critical tenure of their social institu- tious, and aware of the steady increase of the anti- slavery elements of the North, submit to go into the Tae PRINTERS AND THE Panny Paass.—Some- body has written us a communication, taking ex- ception to our remarks made the other day on the bulletin of the printers who recently withdrew from the Sun newspaper establishment, on account of a reduetion in their wages to the amount of six per cent on the rates heretofore given. We do not see that these ebjections amount to anything. The writer of the article recognises and believes in the importance ef the ‘Printers’ Union” | asa sort of authority and standard regulating the wages of printers. We recognise no such authority, | and look upon it asan impertinent interference with | matters that do not concern them. We profess to act on the principles ef personal rights—a freedom of action, a freedom of labor, a freedom of opinion, ue whore own eye th spectfully invite and see for thomyelvos. If seasonable, fashionable, elegant and cheap clothing merits the patrouago of the people, our Sprinj of the various branchor Vt antly eut suits for boys evor offered snperintendent. ‘where all styles of made to messure by tl tho very first elnss are ra ting, from a stoc! and cbeapnoss, of whieh m: is department is under the eral L. Rogers, purchaser adverthement ean ‘eapal supertiua) would mercly aay that tho ing the trot to-day will hervalter have many regrets, ‘The track has been put in most eplendid ordor, and the nage being in the finest possible cendition. « mort cailame a gle Will positively ensue, JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. NION COURSE, L. April.16.3 P.M three in fi r. G. Perrin enters Bay Colt; @wncr enters gr. ge Hugh Kelley enters ch. g. New York. Im mediately after, a five hunéred joo will be ran for 1,000, carrying 120 Ibs, Mr, Smith names b. 1 nown to many as tho Redding Mare: Mr. Martin achman, formerly called Lun khet te here, that this country conld jarter horses. success in th 1 two faster The friends of Jonny Lind are confident of iin, Face, while. on the other fide, sae Bre nd return as soon as the sports are overs ts. a JOHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. SPORTING. RA AAA PORTING.—GEORGE LEESE WILL GIVE AN EX- fs . within the Jaws ef society; and we recognise no | Sten? jlothing meritathe offrock, dress, and sack coats, $6; hibition. in the art of So)f-Defonoe, at Mox loneert. a ee OE EST TTI dl ee Fuineis ae iy spinal outside conventicle as possessing any authority or | #8 and eassimero Vests, $3; fancy enesimere Fants, | Hall, 301 Rilsabeth str aa aoe BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery—Equeeraus | The Crisis of the Whig Party and‘th> South, | argument than tate We hee eee? | any right in regulating the prices ef-labor between | 7 LEVI & REGAN. | Phillip Clare, for $650, Puaponruarczs. ce We have transferred to our columns to-day, seve- | to the abolition agitators? We have our fears. lovore eal cuieae SEL apeameaeiiene he bove vening, wh a CURISTYS OPERA HOUSE—Nrono Minernzrsy sv | ra) extracts from our Wall street eotemporaries on | Thereis reason to fear that in uniting for the spoils, | ‘™P!°y iployés. Tho Era of Misfitting Shirts will be at an | judge of his condition and chances of suoo Oumustr’s Company. WOOD'S MINSTRELS, Wood's Musical Hall, 444 Brond- wep—Brmorian Mineraeu SOCIETY LIBRARY—Neoxo MineTanisy sy THs New @nxsare TRovrr. New York, Tuceday, April 13, 1852. ‘The News. Fifteen aays later news from California has seaehed us by the E] Dorado and Daniel Webster. There had been a great overflow in the interior ofthe State, destroying a vast amount of property, fm the shape of buildings and bridges. Sacra- mento, Marysville, and Nevada, were inundated. Bt is probable that the damage will be over half a millionof dollars. But while buildings and bridges are swept away, rich deposits of gold will be expored by the washing of the floods, and result in the subject of the late Congressional Whig Caucus Washington. They throw but little additional ht upon the matter, yet are not without interest as confirming the character and extent of the great trouble which threatens the most abject humiliation of the whigs of the South, and the utter demorali- zation of the whole whig party. The proposition of Mr. Humphrey Marshall in the late caucus, for a recognition of ‘the finality” of the compromise measures, brings the whig party to a crisis which involves the question ofits nationality, and the still more important questions of the resto- ration of the confidence of the South, or the re- opening of sectional animogsities, and the agitation of disunion, from a bage surrender to Northern abo- litionists. It involves the question of the rostora- tion of quiet and good will between the two sections, the abolitionists will gather the fruits of the unholy alliance—demoralize both parties—ovorthrow the Fugitive Slave law---carry the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, assail it in the States, and drive the South, in the end, to secession or civil war. The whig caucus of Tuesday next will proba- bly solve the riddle. KosrsvTa 1n Mopi.e.—We give olsewhere in our columns, the reception of Kossuth in Mobile, and the speech that he delivered to the 2,449 enthusiastic individuals in that anomalous city, which is so far south as hardly to be south atall. The Mobile epeech of the Hungarian is about as curious an affair as his New Orleans harangue. It differs, however, in the raw material, although it is worked up in the same style—a style which resembles the manner in which avy of our “Tombs” lawyers With respect to the case of the Sun, we have al- ready stated, and state again, that the withdrawal of the printers was a matter which thoy had a per- fect right to do ; but there was an indecency and im- propriety in announcing it to the world, and endea- voring to create a projudice against their former employer. The obvious fact was, that their late em- ployer has been compelled, by a reduction in his business generally, to propose a reduction in the wages of the journeymen at work on his jour- nal. We never have believed that the penny press can become a permanent institution, or agent of in- telligence, in this rapidly growing age. The Sun, under its former proprietor, was apparently success ful; but that success was borrowed from the imposi- tions of that distinguished financier, who practised on the public through his various banking institu- tions—the Plainfield Bank, the Lehigh, the Erie, fi end when shirtmaking is universally conducted upon the EN, 1 Astor House; but not till em is bis own peculiar secret; but the result ngs to all who choose to avail themsolves of it. fitting so exquisitely asfhis, are not to be found elsewhere People who use Siti ‘buy more—conclusive pro What we represent, tho machis eredulons convineed by on exhibition from 7 A. tion will follow. To know ourselv: rineiple invented by @ shen. PHie 8) be rte | fehting cos s Sewing Machine their profit on leather, matter of the ina in Carpetings.<Peterson Broadway, corner of White street, hav- the Tate 01 re no York and old country ring. The wind sh to be betwoem James Sullivan and George Leese. who will appear in To commence at 8 «clock. Admiswiomy eonts. There will be # ropod stage bulit for this eeoasion. Hy ty EF ACADEMY OF puslan WILL OPEN THB Tu twenty-seventh ami hibition to day, the 18th inst. ar mishing day. By e Cont GOUUR,Cor. Secretary N. As A VISITING PLATE AND FIFTY CARDS, FOR ONLY $1 25-—Wedding Cards at low prices—nt COCHRAN’ S, 72 Lispenard street, mext to Broadway. For sale, eheap, a Office Desk and Sofa, Base LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS—PRICE TO des and others only three co: or Sy 10. isned. The deed ki ood and cheaper tl talogue containa between three and as re Yderand Ne wones are added weekly, and will he sent remittance. Addi WP, SUT PRINTING_IN OIL COLORS—(BAX. the United States juantit; eeipt of ai ti dress SAMES BAILLIE, York an increased yield of that precious arti Thus a cae Ae i vee eee Ends works up his epeech in favor of a rum customer be- | and we do not know how many others. By all theso e Sant Street cone Mere ar As the | great uvectence auth Snteaten | ir open to gers enriows Jone to one iss great gain to another. enc eee one ene cltatlen Tele axtany | fore petit. jury—a perfect aystem of special pload- | rascalities, it is eapposed, he made nearly $150,000. | sali at 70 Canal strect, EA; PETERSON & CO Roquaiated with Flock Price, sath eerie alge is life on the Pacific shores. Such is the casein a | quences of the anti-slavery agitation. ing. The outside success of his banking rogueries refleat- | Threeply, seven, stlilines DENS WORKS“ AGAKSbe ay BEAU) Ronnie aay: @isaster like this California flood. Look at the past history of California. San Francisco is laid in ashes three or four times; half a dozen interior @ities swept away by freshots. What is the result? All epring into life again. Spirited enterprise re- places everything on a more solid foundation than before, and the evonts form « brief paragraph in history. In the United States Senate, yesterday, Mr. Un- @erwood made rather a curions explanation. He maid that, in 2 resent speech, he did not mean that Koseuth was a humbug, but that those gentlemen who have made themselves so conspicuous in pro- @uring ‘‘material aid” wore the humbugs. Of course, the friends of the Magyar will accept the apology. A desultory debate on the Congreseional printing, French spoliations, &c., wound up the day’s business. A good deal was said in the House of Representa- tives yesterday, concerning the transfer of the Con- gressional printing, by the joint committee, to the Union and Republic. From certain movements it is probable that many of the members are opposed to the arrangement. If the printing pap must be weed for the nourishment of party organs, it ought which makes the whig party a Union party or an abolition and disunion party; a sectional party, or a national party; a party upon principles, or a party for plunder; a party of law and order, or a party of sedition and nullification; a constitutional party, or a “higher law” party; a part) organized for the support of Seward and his anti-slavery coteries, or a party standing upon the broad platform of the com- promises as they aro; a party for the suppression of agitation—for the observance of good faith towards the South, for the recognition of State rights, the re-ettablishment of peace, and the preservation of the Union. This is the issue upon which the Whig Congressional Caucus of Friday night last adjourned over to this day week. This adjournment is ominous—the Ccefection among the Southern whigs is ominous; but the declaration of Mr. Mangum that he should consider amotion for the declaration of principles out of order, is the most significant feature of the whole affair, and the most to be deplored. What are the facts of this whig caucus? The North was there instrength. William H. Seward, Thaddeus Stevens, Mr. Wade of Ohio, and other notorious ringleaders of the abolitionists, were there, apparently the In New Orleans, Kossuth came in contact with Mr. Clay, and made some rather discourteous allu- sions to the company that attended Mr. Clay during the interview that took place between the Ken- tucky statesman and the Hungarian hero himself. In Mobile, Kossuth pays his compliments to Mr. Clemens, one of the Senators from that State. He considered that the Alabama Senator, because he differed from him en the question of foreign inter- vention, and in other matters, had made a personal attack, of a very severe kind, on the character of the hero. The charge which he makes against Mr. Clemens of attacking him personally, is very much like the indictment which Mr. Pulesky, Kossuth’s private secretary, made against that portion of the newspaper press which refuses to endorse all tho notions—Hungarian bonds and all—put forward by the political gypsies who are wandering over the country. Every newspaper that opposes the notions of Kossuth is put down by his secretary as an “« Austrian organ,” fed by Austrian bribes, in the pay of Austrian spies, and under the influence of Austrian despotism. We wonder the orator did not imagine that the speech of Senator €lemens ed their prosperity in the Sun newspaper—that was all. The present proprietor is an honest, pious, reli- gious, weak, inefficient, imbecile young man, who knows nothing about the peculiar business of a news- paper, and is not capable of conducting it with any degree of success, energy or talent. The penny press, even under the highest intel- lectual auspices, cannot contend successfully with a system which combines more income with equal universality, and therefore higher power to employ superior talent and greater rango of industry. The penny press of this city, and all other cities, is fated, from its intrinsic material weakness, to sink gra- dually and certainly before the progress of the other portions of the press, that are founded on more comprehensive, more efficient and higher principles of talent, and energy, and business qualities, all com- bined. Mall; for Europe. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The British mail steamship Canada. Capt. Stone, will leave Boston to-morrow noon, for Halifax and Liver- pool. The European mails to go by her will close im this eight to ten shillings per yar Sssortanent of Tapestry Velvets. Great excitement! Tremendous low prices! G or es onl, ain ci ‘The Crystal Palace Again !—Patent Tapes- ‘ry Ingrain and Patent Taj same as were exhibited at ANDERSON of magnificent, un York city trade, Glorieus!—English Impertal Three-ply @arpeting, of glittering colors, elegant mosaic an ene dollar the yard, B off Hair Dye.—Batchclor’s celebrated Liquid et discovered for colorin; it is applied. The wonderful easo and Hair Dye ie the boat whiskers, the momen: eertainty with which this favorite and old Dye performn js netonishing. BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall address, ‘Wigs and Toupees—Batchelor’s new style of Wigs are pronounced the mos: yet invented. Those wanting a very superior article, ah ‘nll at BATCHELOR’S celebrated Wig Factory, No.4 atroet, where can be found the largest and best agsortment mthecity. Copy the addrew. uC 10, ® large and splom and handsom "8,99 Bowery. Also, English Tapestry Brussels, orted expressly for Now figrres, only ANDERSON’ erfoct imitation of nat ANTED—BY THOUSANDS, THE KNOWLEDGE TO make money fast. Iustructions in five usoful and art can realize & handsom Will be sent to any address om receipt of 25 eente, postpaid. Address BURT & SMITH, box 00, Urondway ‘ort Office, New York. 2 INSTRUCTIONS, errr eens Sours FARMS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, SOUTH. Farms, Litchficld County, Cona., SAML. N. ENSIGN, Proprietor 4 Instructor. —Thi known for t ‘cars as one of ret English and commercia owEngland. The aumbor ef pupile is limited to fifteen, and each scholar is, and feels that he is, & member of the inetructor's family. South Farms lovely and quiet village, in an elevated location, with pore; healthy atmosphoro: and the pupils of the Tustitute AVE un opportunity of enjoying tl ry und the air, ag the proprietor keeps horses and carriages for their occa- sional recreation during the intervals of study. ‘The sehool is situated about ten miles from the New Haven railroad, and may be reached from New York in 634 hours. The res gular course of study embraces all tho English branchos, and great attention is given to the commercial department. The spring term will commence on the Ist of May, and the prin- cipal will be in this city from the ith of April to the close of the month. Terme, $200 a. Reterence: 5 George F. Nesbitt, E: Esq., Maiden Inne? A. Wost Broadway; Joseph Barber, Er and N. Pearce, 6 ef Clinton Com South street. Brooklyn: Wim. Burden, Esq.; Osear Jol sen, Esq.; Alfred Greenleaf. Eaq.. and othegs. Ciroularg niny be obtained of G. F. Nesbitt, Eeq., No. & Wall atreets saesibetion has been BROOKE'S DANCING ACADEMY, BROOME street, between Mo Elizabeth streets; 't, 859 Broome et: s must have been prompted by the Emperor of Aus- | city at o: ds thi ‘clock this Gourand’s Liquid Hair. Dye 1s, without * : 1 4 h y y ne an ree 0'cloc] afternoon. The : 9 < most efficient members in the practical action of tria, or the Emporor of Russia at least, and that one Nae Yous Dae Mania lc eee ion se reservation, the iid bnetea half of the Senate of the United States are in the a . imples, freckles, hap: a feneeee - i s, from K . Englith, will lish , . dre’ Subtile uproot published in the capital. An unsuccessful attempt | whig members, from cate cease! and | voy of Austria and Rosie wailed. English, will be published at ten o'clock this morning a So, was made to introduce a resolution instructing lye conn: leita ses “8 (ape ae be All this effort and labor made by Messrs. Kossuth | Siele copies, in wrappers, sixpence otreet, near Broadway. a) > the Committee on Ways and Means to report a nearer be ee see eee pare and Pulerky to misrepresent the motives of those | Mx. Editor—Your report of the fire in Whore is the Best 1-250,000 Persons are | “4 Broa i ishi f ‘ i Che | united action; bul © Ove} ’ caida A i a a f in he credit o - | this d to hand hei os, testif oe . cee Dill abolishing all dutics on railroad iron. The Sas canis eGR Lee baka ae cee distinguished men and journals of this country, who Parties uieeeta Antena: free seett eaee ir day. ready to hand me thelr cortidontas, tontifying that WRENCH, SPANISH, PIANO AND GUITARCA House agreed to the Senate's amendment to the | Was adebate sathe ay the q . prefer the old policy of Washington and Henry Clay | myseif, after receiving the alarm, which was given bya citte | eradicating dandruff, preventing the hair from falling off young American would devote a portion of his time to Capito! extension Dill, which limits the making | deferred, and Mr. Mangum intimated that he | ¢, tno new crotehets of Kossuth and Kinkel, reminds DAVID WEAVER, Insurance Watch, | headache; leaving: the of contracts to the amount appropriated, but | should, at the next meeting, rule the motion for an ren, Who was pasting at the t overed it. and turning, restoring the hair, and curing the ner: giving instruction in these accomplishments i a See ie , created by no . mig us very much of one of the characteristics of a fellow b gered refused to concur in the umendment for paying | understanding to be out of order. This is bad, and = to be spooned out fairly among the whole batch of in ; h whig, democratic, abolition, and secession papers | the caucus. Certain spirited and consistent Union PAREDES, MEMBER OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL Sach Sitty, of Paris, will give lessons in the Rnglishy French, Spanish, and italian languages, aud in hictory an in schools, private families, or at his rost fence, ay, Hotel do Pa: naideration dL, Herald ft, rich, luxuriant ap- | Of Board with a pleasant family. Address I’. pekeenr’y world. Sold by | office. < ., Sry; vie 2 The Comic Pick.—No. 9 of this witty ipal Dengsiats, passenger of Kossuth’s, who arrived in this city with | weekly isin arket this morning; and, . OLDSMITH'S WRITING ACADE- Store in New x S b y e sens " nual, filled E. THOMAS LYON, y, 29 Broadway, first oorner above the 1 Cl the workmen during the time they have been idle. | places Mr. Mangum in a bad position ; and the ap- him from Burope, on hie present miseion. Weallnde | wits eh y of short, spioys entertaining matter, pager Principal pet gets ihe deat persbomh es ving. Clase This clause was added when some of tho Senators | parent concurrence in his views by Mesers. Badger, eat a Ree ‘ Ms Teun ‘ The caricatures are more numerous than ia any aumbor ad —— 9A. M.,and 3, 7,and 8 k, P.M. Terma, Priva . 0 the somewhat notorious Lola Montes, Countess | "ich has yet h Cass and Scott” ixexeeilently | Persons suffering from Coughs, Pain In the instruction, at hours convenient to the pupil. Termsredueed s i well got up, anda hit, Forenle at No. 24 Anu street, and a Chastain : te $10. of Landefeld, also a poor exile from Bavaria, and a | b) allthe agents and newsboy : wv 1 Eiatg Gk eo heee Chseale Mice tists. Colle, Drsenieey,: | ‘8 republican, as sho calls herself, but ‘sound on intervention,” were in a very unonviable mood, and the eool com- | Dawson, Jones of Tennessee, Stanly, and some mon sense of the House expunged. The workmen ether Southern whigs, places them in the same will, no doubt, bo far better ploased to get pay for | questionable attitude. Let us briefly explain. the work they do, than for that they do not do. In the spring of 1850, both houses of Congress «Toothache, Nc.,are requested to try Dr. a —__—___—_— Venctian Liniment. and if it is not auperior to any- MUSIOAL i 4 - The Picayune of this week will be tasued | thins else, their money. will be refunded. Fur sale by the ets according to the Richmond chivalry, | to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, containing, 1, | droggists and store keepers all over the Unitod States, Price, % and S0cents, Depot 240 Greenwich strect. LADY WAVING TAD SOME and on all other questions, too, according to her } tich and racy matter; @ Visit to Fonthill: on ‘ience as a teacher on tho Piane- Ft i erplexed with the complicated un- » : Koffia Kobb. Also, highly illustrated with Comic Engcav- —————__—_____ forte, is desirous of obtaining afew mor 1 A proposition was introduced to cut down the Cen- Maly igfiard nee (ordi ak ap ec oe own account. Lola Montes, as a danseuse, isa melan- ines, be. F ublication oftce, | ‘alton atreets for sale by F.S. Cleaver’s Prize Medal Honey Soap.— method of offering her services to. Be ie one sus report to one or two volumes. If this work were | sttled issues growing out of the slavery quostion. choly failurél She kaw 10 power’-zo agility—-no ides, gente an * rice two cente, This incomparable Toilet Soap is now more estecmed | references and partienlars, inquire of Mr. Win. V aaderbeok, . and vsed than any othor throughout Enrepe, It is com- | at his Musie of keeping time even with the music. The expert | Professor Lovett will Remove, on the Ist | pored of the most‘pure and genuine matorials, is not dis- pre lar of May, to 114 Chambers street, near Hudson, where he will sed by color, and has & sufficient quantity of hone orchestra of the Broadway theatre, in this dilomma, | ¢outinne to cure Baldn i porated with it to render it the most emollient ‘i 4 olor, with bi for t . adopteda plan by which they played to Lola Montes’ | fiual color, with hi cle tebrcnie avatars to country agents # dancing, and finished when she concluded her dance, placed in the hande of a competent person—that is, | Serious apprehensions were entertained of a violent an intelligent, practical man, it would undoubtedly dissolution of Congress and a speedy disruption of be far more valuable—otherwise, some of the most | the Union. Henry Clay had thrown himself into the valuable statistical information will be lost. In- | breach, but he was powerless without somo officient eome, 479 Broadway, JSICAL.—A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN ew more pupils, either iu this or any of the adja cont cities, to instruct on the organ, melodeow, harp or gui tar, Unexceptionable referances will be given. Apply per- sonally, or by letter, to Miss CLARA S' EPIENS No! 138 and restore grey to its ori- uccors, having reduced his price Wahpeno,” for cash only. xe alas i q ¥ ‘ing S ‘i f es . famers, , 40. C “t Rivington street. dced, it ie likely to be lost, anyhow, under thopre- | aid from the North. Tho leading Southern whi whether the music was closed or not. By this | , James Cole, Auctioncer.—Valuable Honse- sole Agent for the United States. ee ee A such as Mangum, and Badger, and Dawson, rallied 9 hold Furniture at auction, on Tuesday, Apr 13, 1852, at 10 | 7 aass./J2AnSsSsSSSiSsiesnuessens! GERMAN GENTLEMAN, AN AMATEUR ON THR sent arrangement. means Lola Montes and the orchestra always came | o'clock A. M., at No. 87 Heury street, Brooklyn, Rosewood violin, wishes to meet a lady or gentleman fond of mu- We have neither room nor inclination todo more | upou Mr. Webster, seized upon him, stuck to him, than direct the reader’s attention totheabominable | 8nd brought him finally up to the mark. His debate which came off in the State Senate yester- | speech on the 7th of March gave a new impulse to day, on the canal question. Several of the mem- | the compromise movement, and the whole country hers are reported to have used language which | felt that the danger was substantially passed. But would have been spurned by even a Five Point bar- | it is notorious that, in the proceedings upon the room orator, and the whole day's and night’s pro- committee of thirteen, Mr. Webster wavered again, ceedings are described aseven worse than somo of | Voting this way and that way, and was only held to the recent hectoring proceedings in Congress. In | his place by the unceasing vigilanee of Mossrs. Man- the Assembly, on the contrary, the work appears | Um and Badger. It was a terrible trial to give up to have gone on quictly, and several important bills | Massachusetts sure, for the doubtful prospect of a od. settlement of the slavery dispute; but he did it through the example of Henry Clay, and through the personal influence of such men as Mangum and any Chairs, Tables, Sofas, So, Also, Brasselt | ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED KVERY BAY, | *c.and performing on the piano, end whe would, had out together at the close, without hor knowing the Carpets, Rosewood Pinnoferte, Hedstonde’ Boas, RBTISEM NEWED | *_ BAT | pleasurein devoting aoe or two evenings in the week to the cause of the apparent good timing; but when she | ®"d Bedding. Terms cash, in bankable money, ag-SEE SEVENTH PAGE -g. abady of musie. Address “Musto,” Broad as OM Went to Philadelphia, the orchestra there being | Peremptory Sale of Thirty-two Butldin more ignorant, played the music according to the | Lots, allin one body, on she Eighth and Ninth avenues ‘ sii | Seventy-sixth at A. J. Bleecker will score, from beginning to end. On evory such occa- | lots at auction, on Thursday, April 15, at 12 tion the danseuse, regardless of time, was sometimes | Mey‘nante Exenange. Sixty per cout ean rem too slow, sometimes too fast, but excused herself by | &¢., apply at7 Bro saying that there was a Jesuit in the orchestra who aoe to Let, in London Terrace.—A gen- tle « » an ‘ having an elegant three story house, with all the f Will: .K family declining housekeeping. Apply at 559 Green wich stroet, always “put her out.’ So, atti she was ‘* put | meus 1 improvemen Would let the me to's small gene his feiend sia Pilindelplinn as tip de soe Runicate with | yetween Charlton and King st " ff wi ge ii family, and, if denired, would fh wae ay — ont” by her own want of knowledge in a dance, rf "Addrose by aiwentmes | : POR SALE—ONE OF GILBERT'S UPRIGHT PIANOS, P a) ofthe rentin board, Address box 1,913—will receive imme- | — ~ ——_—__—_— there was always sure to be a‘ Jesuit in the or- | diat rae i HOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF WILLIAM BER- | gory at Nor Did bast Teeter te & few months in use. chestra.”” Three Da ryman, tailor, late of Glasgow, Scotland, his brothe1 pply at No, ‘onth stro ; ., ¥ : ‘ ree Days’ Later News!—From Auctiont—= | in-law Woodriff, late of the British Arny, iano toe | enty-fifth anniversary of Henry Clay’s Such seems to be the feeling of Kossuth and his | JNO. MADDEN & CO., 657 Broadway, would rospoo him at the brig Canada, foot, of Vesey street, North River, LOST AND REWARDS, ly . See : #3 be z to step into their «tore and | before proceeding to Eni ww % was birth-day was commemorated in this city yester- a + | aseociates in finding oxcuses for those who differ | examine some of the greatest bargains ever offered in this “inane enced REWARD--LOST ON TUFSDAY, IN GRAND day, by a grand festival in the Apollo saloon, given | Badger and Underwood, and other Southern whig | yith him in opinion. Every one who has an oppo- He SNES AE Steerety Incense Gio ilotel: Nort Gece misnatseey Tee Ran. | MDeazilttett between Greene and Wonsier Pocket Hook, a A arr » =f . i i ‘irec' ie “LP ps “4 ‘ wd pAn : 2 » ie wil conta tl to 81 Gesley—tl ~b~ By the “Clay Festival Association.” Thoro were | Senators. They stood virtually, if not directly, | site opinion is an Austrian organ, under Austrian : — hear of Harriet A. Clevoland, of Barnsville, Belmontoounty, | ment of which has beenetoppod. Also other papers of vo d th i pledged to indemnify Mr. Webster in the future for | « ‘ New Goods.—This day opened, the most | Ohio. value but to the person who lost’ the pocket book ; besides seme five hundred persons present, and the most in- he I tM ‘bh oe thi rdial ae influence, or an Austrian spy. Ono of the most eu- Slegant and magnificent ever exhibited in this ‘city. A. OTICE.—IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO CAL Lep | other papers, which can be proved by the owner. Tho per- tense and enthusiastic regard for that eminent patriot | the lose of Maseachusctts, in the cordial support of | sous things in his speech is the droll quotation | JOEL & CO., No. 210 Mroadway, laying completed their ; Of a store in Broad ear ED | son finding i€ will please leave it at 76 Grand stroet ; r ‘ i f concerning the purch i * South; and it was that impression, and the : < i alterations, beg} to inform theic friends and the public | Grand street, on last) Weduesde H ti . smoan was manifested by the com . | the ; y Mr. Calhoun’ ih that they have th their store, with a per- a y evening, and who offered O8T-TWO KEYS, ONE OF THEM OF BRASS, CON- and statesman y pany which he makes from young Mr. an’s flashy y per- hanes, will oail aguiey | eT vege ihe OF CHR OF BRASS, CON: IANO, WITH AOLIAN ATTACHMENT, POR SALI PERSONAL. —A first-rate article, by colobrated makers. Was mad ee {or present owner. Permission for praofe ore OF ¥ THE LADY WHO PAS indiv « to examine it may be had by appl: to Nisws aibteson riled ocin RORE, stationer, 47 Atlantic etreet, Brooklya, oF 19 on Sunday evening, abont seven o'cl x at six por vent, For maps, | ted. Broadway Post Of had, it may reault t F THIS NOTICE SHOULD MEET THE ATTE IANOFORTE—A VERY FINE TONED INSTRU- ment, made by Dubois & Bacon. Also, a lower priced Piano, Sofa, Brussels Carpet, &e., &e., for sale choap, the ttention. '§ DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE- ral Committee. —The regular meeting of this Com- . REG - ORK | REGIMENT NEW YorK NOTHER por April 10, 1852,—The Regi- - s " ‘ ‘ ig Mt tay | eatly anequnliod Cf pep abt coal a) = | a house in Lexingt¥a. avenney ie The principal speaker was ex-Governor Jones, of | Boueral Li aaal i hisses * course in the | totter about matters and things in general, and Eu- | Minewnesierns cay azematumond and cther rich jewelry. | Rewilt hear of womething ¢0 Kiem "| Merers STOR DGWICK, No. 8 Wall street, he will Tenneseee, who, it will be remembered, received | South, that rendered him at once a promising can- | 1. j, particular. That letter was a joke, but Kos- | Mandfarturcl ty Temmee Bix eng, alter plated waren, | 7 0 ADOPT-WANTED, A PERSON TO ApopT a | e*itably remas hs en stale e & mae fr - ‘ oy OXG ISI ly reo! ‘ol b q 4 p General Scott's ticket. The honorable gentleman | The South are under similar obligations to Mr. | pie Another of tho incidenta in Mobile, it appears, logant hronee, ormulue and porselala mantel SPECIAL NOTICES. recovery, at the office of the New York Hotel. ; ; - Fillmore. General Taylor’s policy conflicted with ey girandoles, real bronze figures, card receivors, | - ARAAARAARI TS R . A cea agente ee cael delivered a most eloquent and impressive spooch, ‘i & f al T, was the sale of Kossuth bonds to the amount of two | &c. ‘Paper mache goods, and an ¢mdleat variety of rich pst OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER OF ae PERSON WHO TOOK AN OVERCOAT FROM Pancgyrizing the character, patriotism, and political | Mr- Clay’s policy; and itwas net till General Tay- | 15 ,yeand dollars. Indeed, it seome that Kossuth and | 814 faney govde too n ie neeeest cies wanes | gy Havt ircadway.—Maile for Europe, per steamer Cans | gio che,iMen or ue baited States Hotel, yesterday, whites i - Ic etofo prece- —Le age , ol, Lo F career of Henry Clay, and denouncing all dema- | or was sucoceded by Mr. Fillmore and @ new eabi- | 15, suite have been peddling bonds—as Lopes once | dented” The public are rovpectrully: iavited. to oali'eeal Germany, and’ other foreign Gountrion will: elope ae nies ees aeene eae ta aeaatee *, North and South, who create dissension be- | Bet, that there was any really satisfactory prospect | 4:4 ang Kinkel followed, or na worthy Hebrews ped | i746 for thomeelves, office, this afternoon, April 15, at 4 o'clock: | a dvantage te way eke bas the sane Gol tose on eee gogues, North an ’ iso, Mr. Fill sided with the . we Mr. Geo. B 5 __AAKON SWARTS.f | droge, through the Post Office, C. A. Th, 39 Williatn street, tween the two sections of the country, to eubserve | of # compromise. Mr. Fillmore : dle flach jewolry—all round the country, at the same | | We direct attention to Mr. Geo. Brodie’s oe their own base ends. He volunteers, if pormitted, | Policy of Mr. Clay, and throw into both houses @ | 1:15 that he was dolivering speeches, denouncing | « ae tobe tie oviinat or of the Mantille business, at such, erat, Committe Fegular meeting of th DRY Goops. * to do the Stato some service,” by hanging every | conciliatory message or two. The way athe senators, and preaching up new doctrines to be | a" pitch of perfection truly eurpeisio Ing, April, at7Hy O'clock, “A punctual atendaaee ls re- | KOatow in CADE CLORHA’ BAT Cobeee, Os one of these fuctious disturbers on the highest branch. | 0 the Texas question, the compromise bills wore | ao oted by the American people in place of the old Poe and bering just returned. Worse * nd | eapowce,) Oroveny to et Oemeane tantly on hiand,and for sale by the packase ot pi 5, } ‘i n esed triumphantly and in quick succession, and ‘ va ahi A ‘ Hew esuiMuag An saortmont of Mantiling, Closke fc. Jonn A. Surrn, Secretaries, by WILSON G. ‘®& CO Messrs. Seward, Greeley, Garrison & Co. had botter | Pa 4 us uel hed dootrines of Washington and his compatriots. By | nev ezhibiting tn ssortmont, of Mantiiag, Cloa rates: aT Non, 60 and &2 Williats st, eegnet Bude Keep a sharp look out on the menacing Vice-Presi- | the work wasdone. But the agitators had yot ono | 110 iat sccounts recoived, Kinkel has invested his | {ich lare meray to be soan (« our indy readers gouerally, | FJ RAD QUARTERS, FIR: oF Gottn, tak, aS oe dent expectant. His speech was ono of the most | hope of a failure—it was the stringent and effective revolutionary loan in a browery at Newcnsilo, |S ¥*llas deniers, to give Mr. B. « call. Volunteors, cer H , Asap ns since ro oreby directed to assemble at their rendezvous, on ke Comte be that par brilliant we have listened to for somo timo, and, we | Fugitive Slave law. Fillmore would be eternally What is Korsuth to do with his loans ? California.Persons of healthy constitu- the 13th April, at M., to complote the arrange. | fteck (from t at wae but very niversaries of the battles of | iJured by water. celebrating the All who have the uniform, eee on and 0 ite Damusk : pe k ditt ft raium of twe | eap, and eort, will wear them Tuble Linen tions, t to proceed to is. Gd. an Kossuth will pass through town in a fow days, on | geet an lifornia, to travel or reside, cam doubt not, will be read with avidity and pleasure. damned in New York, to sign it. But he looked to ‘ar } . ~ ‘ ‘ surance on their Li eacie fine Double Damask Napkins, t#, . doze We present it to our readers unabridged, with tho the South, and the South looked to him. eed bill his way to Boston. His speech in Mobile is, most ‘i ir ine ane 7 rie Wane i mar perte o ‘Sesieanltes wae Dace tome ithe ‘ene Poe ti fn apes other particulars of the festival. was signed, andit hasbeen enforced. The Presi | siveiy, the last that he has delivered in the South, fund’ vaueay | —ZAuxaS. MoCane, Adjutant, 0" 1" "” z tee tieasted Tange Mane ey gic Three hundred thousand dollaré worth of pro- | deut may justly demand, in good faith, the support | 6. that he will deliver previous to his appearanoe , ston of peontcns cee ees ch elo ee CeeaT REALE BINEING | Biers (Jaca satin ebay ciectabanh Dvbpey, cet Ferty, mostly cotton, was destroyed by fire ou with A epertten rai ath ibe ikea Peak ; down East. He will bo down there ina few days; | and Geer Mire ens EHS d BUA iyseel ieee York, will comme com Monany, te 12th lust, and eon. yard, worth I bala yard; fine, Tels wee ALAA Bunday morning. See the telegraphic columns. While the whige of all the Southern Btates, from | 554 singularly enough it is very probable that Bos- — 0 Bubsertber being aware that | juz, Te be hold in the basemont of Zion's Church. Ail GEO. C. BURDETT, 156 Walkor street, The trial of a German named Schaffer, for the | Virginia to Louisiana, at home have declared for | to will contain at the ove moment Kossuth the tostitee deed Kander the umprecion shes | fonations will be thankfully received. and oan be forwarded AND LACPS.—A. KERR & murder of Basil Blair, by stabbing, resulted, Inst | Fillmore, as their choice for the Presidency—while | Hungarian exile and hero, and Lola Montes the Ba- night, at about 8 e’clock, in the conviction of the | they all stand upon his platform of the compromise | vasian exile and dansenee, preciecly as the Humbolt accused of manslaughtor in the third degree, with | meusures—the leading whigs of the South in Con- | 4:4, and if Boston shall have both these personages & recommendation to mercy. The maximum of | gress—such’men as Mangum, and Badger, and | 4+ one and the samo time, Boston will cortainly the punishment for that crime is four yours, and | Stanly, and Gov. Jones—are juggling with Seward | 1a r9¢ with the grandeur of the eccasion. the minimem two years’ imprisonment. The | 40d Thaddeus Stevens fora platform and a candi- ie Co. are , and very elozant styles of " = | Paris Embre ric, Frenoh and Swiss Trim , MF: s ENTIRELY Rew AND [tf h Rall ‘a acer, French Capa, & togethes pe My able Garmonts. of | with afull arsortment. of Mourning and Second Nonral Pervonaily arhy letter, addeessod worthy | Grad: Roanet Ku. inchs. like tn various widthe wn ng the price of the works $4 per copy. Ad: | qvalities. 761 Broadway, betweon Eishth and Ninth streets, FMETS, No. S11 Broadway, or Heb, PET. | No. 4 Cortlandt street, | Lia Dagneereotypes Allowed to leave his 0 TAILOR! ibs Daguorreoty he durable of ail likonentes, application, JW. THOMPSON, $15 Broadway, | author. by sneto dress W. TIG OTICK.—ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS LEFT LEBRATED STOR rita te wat arene en J. W. THOM i } , h them by the late John McCormick, and \° RABLY KNOWN Court sentenced the prisoner to the “full | date that will secure the support of the Northern Tue Ganpixer Craim.—One of our Washington | a1 maible, . faptured by bias ace reqerien te TatormHeiey 3. Ennis, Sf he chescers vip tage. and ie wean Wives, Lge period of punishmont—four years imprison- | @bolitionists. What a falling offis this in Southern | correspondents appears to be unnecessarily indignant | pictores use sen PSON, 74 P: # soon ae possible, in order that tho affairs Ln ind 'y grade, weil ra tains the reputation of Felli may be closed up immediately. Th rt x the purest parasite et and best arti es coheed i holding | cent lees than any other wee: ment in the State Prison. Another Gorman, namod | dignity, Southern chivalry, and Southern statesman- | at the pay and contingent fees allowed to Mr. Slo- a Brodway, ods will please sive ently information ntionad | MEW WTILUS (inte Piper aa} at HON Bteckenwerter, aooured of the sume offence, but | ship! Is there any security to the South, when her | cum, the agent appointed by government to collect qa Cloudy weather equally favorable, for ican intiaee . =| of Crosby. 3 A grt "4 z : ay ing Crayon Daguerreotypes, process patonted. = 3 PACNE who demanded a separate trial, was discharged on | leading mon are thus willing to throw wide open | sych evidence as exists against the validity of the | }% ste right of New York city. Mis Oatlory is at No. SOCIETY MEWTINGS. | (\MAMPAGNE AND craner NBs. SCOTCH AND hie own recognizance, the evidenoo in the case not | the doors of agitation, in the pitifal prospect of | Gardiner claim of half a million in hurd ansh, paid | #3 Broadway, beste acta ea “AMERICAN INSTITU S*CLUB—A ME ‘orter, &e, The shove are allie FARME| s ; i ides lekal aie i eed a he hel 1 tory, No, 361 Broadwi fine condition, and comprive every variety. 200 do: being sufficient to induce the prossontion to place | the Vice Prosidoucy, upon a ticket with a candidate | out of the treasury. Our corrorpondent thinks ita | tow to Invest your Money.—-Bay one of 2A, ill beheld at the Reposttory, No, SL peoulray. | ne contition, and comp ety. "200 oven of Brown tout, Philadelphia 50,00") choice old Havana Sogat ial fo inal on ii | 1 ledge ie a pledge to Seward not to com- iece of injusti rai: Jardine | Knox's spring styl) of Hate for only $4. This is almost as perry, Raspberry, and Strawberry.” Gentlemen are re- 0 Broome street, corner of Crosby. him on trial for criminal participation in the ho- | wh nly pledg P ar setetat Wve titty Breat piece of injustice against Dr. Gardiner. But | goed an javortment oe though ti were put ins bullding verdad te bring Yor exchange, some of thelr best seeds, cut. _ cht ee -bhelllde 1 micide | mit himeelf against the abolitionists? hat is the we can tell him that is not the place where the shoe | & = | intion, KNOX'S office of deposit is at No. 125 Fulton | tings, In the Board of Aldermen, which met yesterday | South worth—what is the Southern whig party | pinches. The administration is voncorned in this iyextag 8 evening, at the usual hoor, a considerable number | worth—if its principles are thus to be sacrificed for | (}ing; and it has become the policy and the duty of | Y).° Will give Is order to « Tailor, to . upholatorers, are respectfully in Dacre eottully int 7 rae ake him a Hat ? or who will give an order to gad oll jonrneymen up zsapeotruily te; Subseribor ully informe thown ge: of papert were acted upon, but none of any great | the prospects of plunder? Bir. Fillmore to sift it to the bottom, regardlogs of | Make his Cent, Pante, Neots, Shoon kart Ne; yited to attend the first annual eupper of the Upholatorors’ | ¢heqhove proterrions, that he . _" i ? % ee in abo : ~ | Society, on Wednorday evening. April 14, at thoir Moeting | for Mathematical Inotrumant importance. A report from the Committeoon Street | Having explainod the obligations and partiality | consequences to other people, whether in high | demented, certainly. Votn Hattor is'abiout to try tio expe y My ortie uatal spring distribution, Stran- yiavived: “Admission frve to ail, | ND DRAPTSM: PHOLSTERERS, MEMBERS OF THE SOCIET i and fo their orders with him foe | Room, corner of Broome and Mott street. at So'clock pro: | tuitlh Broadway, eorner of the Tovrite a riment of inducing people to WH. CUFF, Prosite f ‘awe was presented, and adopted, in favor of commencing | ofthe South to Fillmore and Webster, it is eagy to | places or low places. Gardiner may be innocent— | all these, and the worl will stané nap 10 witne | OPS each, Seetetnty. resident, | Thoodolite and Level for anie, AMES PREN H orti eadi i e sie ; PMOVAL.—DR. HEAT! LL the widening of Liberty street on the first of May | give the solution of their desertion by leading he may be guilty, and yet the dupe of the parties | by resWaion eas ot bonet of m guecavegnay OURNEYMEN HORSESUOFRS' PROTECTIVE | if A ty ~ yearn sae pats | Souther whig politicians. The late vote in the | that have fieeood him; for it is understood that al- | Stl og basaer, wien the other estab: | se i Leo bb Ba Dat J Soe aie | Feet: Siar Rvantry saurve ne ot 8 ‘ i f ong * " he city, fabrics in the way ol 0 qm y ting, any " 5 a ontinnal The Bourd of Assistant Aldermen, last evoning, | Houre of Representatives on the quostion of the Fa- | though he was allowed a half a million, his counsel 1 ee aaity ate pees Civics fale ter costermers, | mitage Hall, on Thur tae | Dane eonourred in the appointment of the following ae | gitive law ava finality, will solve the mystery. Mr. | gud agents, and-so-furth, official and unofficial, have | Standard privws. $4 and 3 faa Fi ! ‘4 ‘ » NISHUEMS' UNION, N 11 Perk Row @erporatien newspapers ; —The Commurcial Adver- | Jackson's revolution was carried —yeue 101, naysG4. | Jey him 4 precious small share of the booty. Ih is oppor Astu ‘ + Apyit, 102,