The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1852, Page 1

_WHOLE NO. AMUSE. MED ¥ THEATRY.~-BOXE tra Boxe: Kk, Pin, 1 Doors open wi Saturday evoning, May 1, mance of the CORSICAN OWE cents; Seats in C % ourtain rises at 7 Will be repeated t ha he dramatic ro BROTHERS Mr. Eddy as tho twin Brotiiers; Ren: Fd Maria, Misa Hiftert. red Meynard, Mr. Glenn: O-tando, Mr. Latfagwe ®, Mr. Grifiths; Mme. Savill dei Franchi, Mrs. Jo Previous to tho drama, tho comedy of Don LOLA MONTES, or Tho Pas de Fuscination. t Matto. nef, Mr. Grifhthe: Kytoski, Mr. Hamilton: datz, Mies Mitchell; Kath rino Kloper, Mier Gertrn “ DRESS Pri- Doors opon at 7; May 1, will be URTO! rieATR Circle wad Parquet, cont vate Boxes, $5) 0. Seats, to begin at 724 0 Saturdy . CHAMT Peter Porcelain, Mr. Ruswell; Delph, Mr. de y, Miss Mary Taylor. ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM 8TRE cle and Thoxes, 25 cents; Pit, 1244 conts; Orchestra ate Box Tickets, $1, Doors opon at k. Saturday evening, May 1, the ¢ Leommence with the draina of the LDLOT OF THE SUANNON—Andy, Mr. Blanchard; Patrick, Mr. Cooke Sbelah ¢ vila. Nihois. Aftor which, the drama of the BLACKSMITH OF ANT WERP—Quintin Mateyy, Mee rank Merit, Mr, Clarke: Baron Von Unalst, Mr. Ar- i Mra, Nichola. To conclude wich’ the Simpkina, Mr. Yates: Antoiac, Mr. Co oko; Javet, Miss Charle Garris, Mr, Tov aut Manager; ©. W. Clarke, Director of Amusemouts. Admission to the entire Museum, and porfurmences, cents; children under ton years, 1234 en cents extra, The public is informed that this place of family amusement still prosents every attraction that tho spirit of enterprise and the goning of success can comoass or suggest. It contains, in fact, millions of novelties in vvory Branch of nature wud art, and novelties that for tasse, beauty, rarity and valuc’ are unparalteled ia Americ Saturday, May 1 in the aft rnoon, at So’elvck, the Orental spectacle of CHELR D PAIR STAR. In the evoring at 735 o'clock, the tu rama of GUY MANNERE N ADAME OTTO GOLDS UMIDT (LATE M'LLE JEN- ny Lind) bevs to annowuco, that she will give bor Last Concerts in America | fure her departure for Birop on the evenings of ' th. ISth, Priday, the 2ist. and Mom- day, tho 24th ot Bi joted by Signor Cesare Bastinli, May Josoph Burke, Mr Lovey Appy, Mr. Otto Goldschmid B peand Orchestra of cf-lty performers, nuder the ds o€ Mr. Theo sfeld concerts of the Isth and 21st of May will take place iv Metropolitan Hall, aud the Inst aon. cert, on tho 24th of Kay, in Castle Garden. The price of tickets has teen fixed ab $8, $2, uo $1. Each ticket is companied by & numbered check, » \ivk sncures a sent boare ings correspon !ing number. Tie office for the ante of tkoke ets will be opened four days previous to tho firse Concert. 8 Chickering’s Pianoforto rooms, No, 295 Brondway. ETROPOLIVAN WALL.—JEANIB REYNOLDSON'S Musical kv —Jeanie Reynoldson, avsisted by eminont artists, will give & sories of three maci sal evenings, ou Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, May ftn, 6th and St in the grand Concert Room at Motropolitad Hall. Indi Pendent of the sonzs pudlishod in the prozramme, Miss Rey- Boldgon will on each evening introduce some vew songs, never before sung in this country. Admission, 50 cont: Doors open at 7 o'clock; to commence at 8. Books contni ing Jeanio Reynoldson's choicest songs to be obtained at the Hall door ENTAL ALCHEMY CHANGE OF LOCATION.— Prof. Williams ‘having completed his engasoment of forty evenings at Metropolitan Hall, will, by request, Fin it further notice. es periment in the Casing, ate Chinese Buildings), iway, near Spring strect, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings of oac and in Knickerbocker ifall, corneryot ‘west ind street and Eighth nyenue, on Tuesday, y, and Saturday ev ngs. Doors open at7 o’elock, Leoture to commonce at So'clock. Cards «f admission 26 cents, admitting a lady and gentleman. Private class to li the mysteries of the science, and how to experiment as Be.W. does, exch oveuing immodiately after tio public experiments are over. Tickets, S$ lossons $5; 6 lessons $10. N. B.—Hours of consultation in the cure of shronic diseases by his new mode of natural, chemical, and mechanical treatment, daily, from 9 till 3 o'clook. at his office in the Franklin Pharmaceutical Insti- tute, 806 Broadway. RAND SACKED CONCERTS, EVERY SUNVAY Wening, ut the Chinese Buildings, 559 Broadway, given by Mrs, Siedenburg, and Messrs. Beutler, Klein and Maeiler, mith fullorchestra. Mr. Dresslor will preside at the piano, ertainment will consist of vocal and instrumental selected from the best composers. Admittunce, 25 Doors open at 7; to commonce at 8 o'clocs. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUAR EO. Tea, I wo performances are given every day, comini clock im the afternoon, and at 7% in the evening. Mishment. is the only placo in tie This ests United States wire the Model Artists” can be coon, ‘The company is composed of a troupo of Artists selected for their beauty figure, and are under the supervision of “Mle Carizet, Premier Modvi" to this establishment, A magnificent series of groupings will be produced. earofally selected from the most admired paint d sculpture, with new propertics avd appointinen Lea's Vornsle Opera Company.” the only orgenisod band of }adiow in on. ¥ liappenr every alicrnova andevening, Mons. Bafargo, tho Original Antipodean Wecosteiny, will walk “head dowa- wards,” on the culiny. > an tion of twenty from tho groun:, sud ec toon in lew sth, a feat wh all “competitor World over produce a the shade.” ‘The greate: Monsieur Cain, tho tho world, will tren, with his ‘naked fist, audience may choose to offer, with other uapa: of strength The unrivalled tribe of * Acrobatic S will appear in their wonderfal gymnastic entertainments, Producing grout excitement by their extraordinary exhibi- tions. i miscollancous entertainments aro given ) evening. such as can tno other estal orld. For fall 8 of enoh pe Hills of the di admission —Seats in Privats Tox r eats, with cushioned arm chairs, 3 128; cents. RRACKETT's nts; Gallery, MARBLE GROUP_OF THB “SHIP. ectoked Mother and Child,” st Stuyvesant Ingtitatg 659 Broadway, now open (form short time only), from A.M. till 1} P.M, Admission, 25 cente: aessan tickete, 9 ante. PERSO! 500,000 tse. renowned picture of * Napol Is14—the evo of his abdication, Yosant Insti & THE LAST ited Panl Dolaroche’s world. ion will peat- ry day, from@? en, s ay, tol P.M. Admission, EW THEATRE ROYAL IN MONTREAL, CANADA The subscribers having taken the above new and beaa- ratorm of years, will open it, (or the fr May. Application to bo ma see tena capac ape CKLAND, iN Lea Now York. CALIFORNIA TICKETS. TA MEETING OF THE HOLDERS OF TICKETS isgued by Palmer & ( beld at Tammar Wm. P. Egbert was appo Nickol, Secretary. Mr. B, responsible with doers. burineas affairs of Che con r passage to San Fran he Suth day of April, 18: ted Chairman, and Mr. Me. Re 8 Uaight, wh is held parviatly mado a statement of the any. and of his conne with it, pledging the nssicnment ot his own property. as well ax inted to ox- S$. Haight, hocossary. be pub- arrow (to-day), roquestod osident. that of Mossrs, Paliucr & Co., together with tho books of the concern, in Jiynidation of the claims of the ticket holiers, reedutions:— Resolved, That we, the holdces of tickets issued by Mosses. S. Haight. fully believing in tho stato. went mado by said b bim, and acquiesced in bi 4 Palmer & Co., to secept of the property in and to which they may have any interes Heaoived, That a committee of five be ap and to examine cither party under oath, if fo Resolved, That tho proceedings of this moe ‘Iho mecting then adjourned till 12 M.t at the same place, when all partios inceroated ar WM. P, EGUEKT, 1 B.R, Nicxor, <A CHANCE FOR CALIFORNIA ‘After which, the meeting passed unanimously the following Palmer & Co. and ‘aight, hereby ag » the offer made by assignment of any and al amine thebookt of Mesnrs, Talmer & Co.ane D lished in the New York Herald and Tr to attond, and hear the repert of their commit Derths, per steamer Crosoent Cit, A PEW CHOICE via Aspinwall, elence by railroad to Panama, to connect wich the splendid U.S, mail steamer Notthercer. Throngh withont deten tion in about 22 days, at the Lo work catos, may be secured by applying to BERFORD & CO., kxpres# office, No.2 Astor Hovse. ‘TATE. ROOM PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR ¥ $176, in th lying at Pier No Four persons 0° are vory superi new. and splendid clipper JOSRPILN er. A fow ies Term 7m, ‘The ship's accommodations re y to S SMITH & SON, 114 Wall atreot, VALIFORNIA.—TWO FIRST CLASS TICKETS FOR the Northern Light. May 5, for sale. Apply to JAMES R. FERRIS, 0 William stroot, TKAVELLERS GUIDE. : OULAR DAY LINK TO ALBANY. —THE STEAMER R HENKY CLAY will resume her recular trips to 4 on Saturday, Moy 1, frorn foot of Jny street, at7 A. M. Pare, @ conts. F° RALBAN ' epduoed. “py om - A JOUT CHANGE OF CARS. ity and anfety combined TARE gars of thelvew ¥ Railrond leave the Cit fail station, Now , (Sundaye exonpind,) at fe’clook A.W, Arr’ i. SLOAT. Suporincondont AT FOR NEW Hinstings, Dobbe’ Perr. Verplanks, Caldwel! LAND- town SUNDAY MC Sa vest bing ‘Sing, Haveretraw Trew KLEM RalLROol COMPA ange wii be hel office, No. 2 Hanovor atreot, om ie May ¢ hetweon the hvureoff2 M, awd RPM. The tranetoe) ‘both stooks will he closed Mone Benhe there LE, Jr., Secretary, A AD, F W YORK AND POTLADELD ‘ IN thailand Vase th apewh, He ity. lemetay Now ARNUM RICAN MUSEUM P. T. BARNUY, | Managec aud Proprictor; John Greenwood, Jr., Agsist Parquet, (2g | week, | in Jone, They will be happy to race applic tars” of the first ol ly. Tho th allo may be enguged for concerts, & fimo duriag | Dook and Cold Spe Tovching at Hammond strest way, Rare 60 centsto Newburg ‘The etoamer THU3, Be HULSE, Captaio £. Van Wart, will leave the Jay ptrect, (third pier above Chambera street ) every Sunday morning, at. 73; o’eloe the above places. Retaent will I Nowhr ig o'clock P.M. This boat loaves | Tiow York for Haverstraw at 64 2, M.. Sundays, landing ah Yonkers. For fer ther parttontare inquire on beard tho boat, or of Wm. Radtord, 202 Weet atroot, iy. | | AMUSEMENTS, do Chatoau- | will be J. Mr. Goodall; Baron de Montyiron, Me. Hamilton; | | Lucretia, played. the t A DUEL Ly THE DARK—Mr. Grae | gory Greonfiuch. Mr. Burton; Mics Mary ‘Taylor in three | Bet chara teoy, Mrs. Holman. iter which, the farce et WHO STOLE TUE POCKET BOOK?—Tompkins Tip- thorpe; Mr. Job top, Mr. Rou: Paony > sart, Mise Howland. To conclu te with the faroe ot TAR3— i MORNING EDITION----SATURDAY, MAY 1. 1852. TENANTS’ REGISTER. ee eee SPACIOUS THIRD LOYT TO LET. APPLY ON A the premises, 306 Poari treet. ae ROADWAY THEATRE. A, MARSHALL, SOLE pp A a Eile mpgs PR TT OOTY Upper Tor, 25 cents; Private Boxes, $5 and $6. “Doors opom cet Uipee ee, 8 ose Tir aretines tatesie erante hae BAZERY TO LET—IN THE ROW OF NEW FOUR reduced the grand ballet divertisement of UN JOUR sory brick buildings, on the west side of Rlevonth DecakNivaL ASEVILLE Marincita MileLolnMonter, | sconue, ear Forty.ihsiceat. witlla's blvok. of Hing 1 tert! 4s commonce Wi 1 al FRO CAF) factory. on Le uire pre TLES-Air. Honnyoartic, Mr-Davidge; Mz. John Jamosdohn- | micve from iz to 2 sclocke 7 1 TawiFe on tl son, Mr. Fenno; Mra, Bonuycastic, Mrs, Yornon; Helen, Miss Crocker. To conclude with the REN DEZVOU: aa Henry; Simon, Mr. Whiting; Captain Bolding, Crocker; Sophia, Miss Kate Horn. IBLO'S GARDEN.—MANAGER, MR. JOHN SEFTO: kota, cent; Private Boxoy $6. Doorg open at 06: to commence at 7% o'clock. No performance Saturday, in consequence of the rehearsals necossary for the production of “LaSylphide, “Munday, May 3, re-appearance of the emi- CorrTacE TO LET—AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND— ey nanederh eet in f bee mpnneea he with a view to the a Inquire of Rev. T. Towell, Chestant Grove. Asse ‘a } OUsE 10 LET. THREE STORY MODERN BRICK bliding door ° vert! Mr. Mind; House, two basements, ten rooms, mar! well closeted, good undercellar, stage routes, in Powers street, enat side, bot hent vocallst, Mme, Anne Thillon, having sutiiceatly reco- | Bergen atreste, South Brooklyn, Reet. 00. Inet vered to continue hor series of performances; Mr. Hudson | JAMES COCKER é 0O,,01 Jchu stre in two characters. The celebrated opera of the DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT—Tonio, Mr. Hudson; Sulpice, Mr. | Leach; Corporal Cartouche, Mr. Lyster; Marie, Mmo. A. Thil- CEDAR STREET, NEAR BROADW. let, atine well ventilated 0. 6 only fe, Jon, ‘Tu be preceded by the ono act piece of MY FRIEND | from the'Post Office,) with: free. priviloge of IN THE STRAPS—O'Blarney, Mr. Hudson. sadnembtyincloentera tery deaicthle cians fer vromiok eae YCEUM THEATRE, BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME erate. Apply srabeys: 4 street.—Corbyn & Buckland, Lessoos.—Dress Circle and Parquet, 60 conte; Orchestra Seats, 75 conts; Family Circle, FICES AND SALOON BASEMENT 70 mod ¥ T, oO possession this day,—The saloo trae wed oo fo wide and 25 cents: Private Boxes, $5. Doors open at7: curtain ritos | geo, Pomwewslen this day. at 7h; o'clock, Saturday ovoning, May 1. will bo played oe i nls, have good north lishts. Apply-te the Comedietth of DELICATE, GROUNDCitiea Stace | GEO. P. FOX, Si Broadway. froid, Mr, Walcot; Alphonse de Grandier, Mr. Palmer; line “Miss Julia Bennett. After which, the farco of WHO SPEAKS FIRST?—Capt. Charles, Mr. Walcot; Smart, Mra, To be followed by TELEMACHUS—Telomachus, ott; Mentor, Mr. Waloot. conclude with A Y JN SPITE OF HIMSELF—Diccory, Mr. Vincent. 1BL0'S.—NO PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT (SATUR- day), in consequence of the preparations indisponsa- to tho perfect production of La Sylphide,”* to be acted tor the fret time in New York without curtailment. On Monday, Mme. Anna Thillon (being suthcienty conva- lescent) will resume her sories of performances in Doainctti's military comio opera of the DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT. On Friday, the wonderful Caroline Rouasot will appear as LA SYLPHIDE, THEATRE.—MISS MARY TAYLOR RB ble thet her ART OF A HOUSE TO LRT THE Si consisting of threo roome ment. to ‘Demell family, ‘without ohihiren his wife proferrod. ont. $192. P.M., at 342 Bleecker etre ART OF A SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED WOUSE TO let, near Washington squat consisting of two parlors on the first floor, four ms id bath room on tho second floor, kitchen, ‘h range, and front basement. The advertiser's merge of only three persons, and wil cupy the house part of the year, Inquire ab 114 War Pl TORE TO LET, WITH TWO ROOMS AND VAULT SO Thacnearh shod standater aap te tot trclannoae a German the rent would bo m joot. Providing it is a business man who will koop 00d store, u lease will bo ivon. Croton water in tho store, Possession immediately, 7 ‘ Febat ae? . A genttoman an Apply from 10 A. M., to4 URTON'S speotfully informs her friends and thi Hi Benedt, and last appearance on the stage, Wl take nquire at No. 57 Crosby street, onday ouatng CHILD OF THE REGIMENS, P79, LET FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, ON SUN. days, the boautiful Hall on the frat floor of No, 444 adway. Apply to H. WOOD, om the promisce, la the dvening. together with other entertainments, in which Mr. Burtom and the talented company will appeat. Box hook now open. (VHRISTY’S OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS’ HALl, © LET—THE FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT Ai No. 472 Broadway, above Grand streot. Open eve third story of now building No.2 Buekinau uty Golmeoe aight during the week, until farthor notice. Tho original | Wiliam and Nassau. aot story offered is 90 foot doo and well known Christy's Minstrels, comprising an ofiioiont | well calculated for any bind of business. ‘They arnt and vorsatilo. “oorpa” of “talented” and “experiencod | Jyparatels or together be required. Inquive of performers," under the management of E. P. Christy, whoue JAMES CON ‘SON. % Ana, cor, Nasseu. soncerte in this oity, for a succession of “five years,” have doen received with favor Uy highly rospeotable and fashien- able andiencos. Tickets, 2 cents. Doors open at 73 mence at Bo'clock. The patrons of Ch 7's Minstrol Peclanateag f informed that the Saturday room concerts are discontinued, OOD'S MINSTRELS, AT WOOD'S MINSTREL HALL, 444 Broadway, allove Howard street.—Tho propriotot takes pleasure in Announcing to the public that ho has en- faced the most colebrated musicians find Noxro dolinoators in the world, and is determined to mako Wood's Minatrol Hall in every way worthy the patronage of tho ladies and gentlemen of this city, Ho also tukes this opportunity to express his thanks for the great patronage conferred on hin since the organization of his presont star company, and ho 0 LET—IN GREENSBURGH, TI the Harlem Railroad depot, at Tuctahoo, and sbous the pame distanoe from the Hudson River Railroad al Hae nice Howe aud Garden, ut » moderate EE MILES FROM 0 LET.—755, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CLIN- A ton p wo apacious parlors, furnishod or unfur- nished; iso very desirable rooms, on the scoond and third floors, replete with every modern improvement. There will be nuupcrior restaurant in the basement, Enquire at 673 ronda: T° RENT—A STORE ON BROADWAY, WITH SECOND promises to replenish it from timo to time with whatever floorand basement, noar Thirty-third strect; rent $308, novelties or striking talont may appear in tho profession. One do, on Broadway, noar Forticth strect; rent $15 per Wood's Minstrels performevery eveuinz, and on Weduesday | month. Also, choice d apartments on Soventh and Saturday afternoons. Adinission, 2bcente, Doors opon | avenue, near Twenty: PINRCE, At 7; concert commences at & o'clock. The afternoon con- certs commence at So'clock. N. Ib.—The striotost order and decorum will be to tho comfort o +. Appl 1,101 Broudway, nent Thirty-third streot, (0 RENT IN HOBOKEN—TURKE THKEF STORY and under collar brick dwolling-heuses, built ono yonr, and finished in « handsome manner, will be let to desirable tenants ata moderate rent—are within five orsixminutos’ walk of the ferry, and pleszantly situated. Apply, from 9 preserved, aud the greatest attention paid visiters. —THE ORIGINAL comprising an ent ‘corps’ ented and experieneed porformors, | to 1 o'clock, at No.7 Battery place, up stuirs, or ut tha ander the direction of J.D. Fellows, would respectfully tut | corner of, ourth and Weshtaghen strertsr iovoln ane form thi [ae that they will perform at Troy, April yb the premises, . SANFORD. and 19th: Utica, April 29th and 21st; Syraow oa 22dand ~ ae Bid: -Anburn, April 2th; Genova, April 26th; ‘Corinthian 10. LET—FURNISHED—THE COUNTRY SEAT OF Rochester, April 27th, 2th and 20th; Concert Hall, James Monro, on the banks of the Hudson River, about Buffalo, April 80th, and May Ist, 84, 4th, Sth and 6th, P. 8. ne notice will be given when they commence their com: rte again in Broadway. HITE'S MELODEON, OPPOSITE THE BOWERY Theatre.—Plenty of fum for Wednosday, Thursday, nine milos from the City Halt. Out houses aud stables com- Ploto, with abont forty acres of land, and in the immediate tcinity ofa railroad station. Appiy at 80 Bonver treet. 10 LET—TWO TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK Houses, in Skillman near Park avonuo, East Friday and Saturday nights, consisting of the langhabdle | Brooklyn, about ove hundred fect feom the staze routes. bnrlesgne of the “iteppy Family, or ‘tho Old Folks at | ‘The houses contain cizht rooms, and pantrien to cach roout, Home together with White's Scvounders in their highly | andthe water from the olgtera is conveyed to tho kitchen, pleasing Ethiopian representations. Performances to cem- | Apply to C. KNOX, No, 128 Fulton ateeot, mence at So'slock. ‘ront seats rosorved for Ladio nn Sea mite 10 LET IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN—A BRICK ETROPOMTAN HALI.—SENOR GALLEGOS, OF house with a anb-collar, two basements, two parlors, Spins haa ha hones ceeameeaaca thet he will gives | {Wo roome, aud two bedrooma, @a the second floor, and Cour meinthe attic, No. 686 Bridge street. Inquire of Wright, between the hours of 12 and 2 e'olook, at No, 28 dchnaon atreot, Grand Concert, in Metropolitan Hail, assisted by emin articts, and # full and efficient orchostra, on Wednesd: May 5, when he will introduce, for the firstin Amerioa, re advertisement: wonderful musical invention, tho “Vina Harp Guitar,”’ms- | ray.) LET HOUSES PLEASANTLY SITUATEDIN TUE nofactured by him resely for the Queen of Spain, and 4 ‘. ‘i ve 4 mich ce ved the premium at the Worli’s Fair. Partiew a la Fates: Nev tere ee are in futur Atte _ oe — Oo LnT — SPACIOUS CORN HORS, Tro, Broadway. Rent, $1,500. Also, throo small stores tn the rene entranoe on Duane street, Also, a numbor of offices im the upper part of the building. Apply to E. BLOOMER No, 208 Brondyay, ITH STEAM POWER, TWO ROOMS, N' Sand7 Nassau strect, Brooklyn, nosr Fulton. Posses- imme ire on the prom isos, NO LET—A SPACIOUS OFFICK, IN CORTL. street, near Broadway. Kent moderate. Inquire of ARNUM'S COLOSSAT TRAVELLING MUSREM AND Moenaperic in the largest iravolling Exhibition in the world, being a combination of all the most popniarand un- exceptionable amusemente of the age. Having been subjected todmportant alterations and great improvements for tho xeason of 1°62, it is about to commence a tour through the ortheastorn part of New York, through Canada, and the ates of Michigan and Ohio. Tho distinguishing feature o this monster establishmont is the great variety of dissimltar attractions united in.one exhibition, and presonted at ono price of ndmiseion. The herd of Elephauts, hunted and oap- tured in the jungles of Ceylon by au expedition sent out by Mr. Barnum ¢ aly for that pur one, will accom a the Brown, Palmer & Dwight, No. 172 Broadway. ek caravan, onder the charge of a native Ceylon chief. Quite : ba onc sides have. be ne 0 L&T—IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN FIVE MINUTES tie Zoolopleal Gerartuent: duting the past wiaters The walk of the ferr;, that Inrze and beautifully situated freestone house, cornér of Henry and Pr utreets, co world renowned Man in Mi ature, the orizinal General Tom a f alGrneral Tom | taining fourteen rooms, besides kitchen, cellar, pantrio Tircaibs Ta entpetied ca SOU ae ane comes ee Keg ‘ioished with-gns range, &o. Also, a three- Veet etat | atoBy brick House, on of Union street, the fifth tdin America. The tra. | Howse east of Hicks strect, finished with gas, furnace, &o. Apply to HARRIS WILSON, 10 Wall etreet, New York; or Stearns & Ovington, Montague Hall, opposite City Hall, ooklyn. f paraphernalia of the Amerioan Musenm and Men’ geric is of the most gorgeous and expensive sharaster, The grand entree of tho establishment into the various towns and cities nits route will be found a truly brilliant and g dieplay. Due nctice will be given of its progress, gh the uatal sources. 2. T. BARNUM, Proprictor. 0 LET, AT BATH. L. L—A LARGE AND COMMO- thin » quarter of the bath hoves, For particulars inquire of JOLIN B. TERRIN, No. 15: ith street, Bi i © LET—TWO ROOMS ON FOURTH FLOOR IN buildings Noa nd 40 Reade street, next te Broad. yey, opposite Stewart's store. Thoy aro woll calculated fur any Lepatrhap bhi I rie tt fits ick 0 LET—A LARGE PARLOR AND KITCHEN, WITH attic bedroom, in 125 Orange two doors from Hester strost, fr hin. O LET—TNE OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, N.J, on the margin of tho Atlantic oc nd fronting th Shrowebury river.—The above house ted fur- nished. The only reason isthe ill healt prepi Inquire of N, CURT, 50 Bowery; or W. A. Mathawe, on tho preemies, © LET, OR FOR SALE—A COUNTRY SEAT, AT Tarrytown, on the Hudson. The dwolling and outhouses mple and commodious, and in porfect order, with sovo- acres of excellent land attached, an! commanding & fino View of the river and surrounding dceucry. Apply to D. E. SICKLES, 79 Nassau street, PPER MORRISANIA —TO LET.—TW0O FIRST CLASS two story and attic honvcs,with basomonts, built ia tho t manner, with handsome Iargo yards, for gardens, sil enclosed with neat fences; housc# just comploted, hand- gome location, and nesr the railroad depot. Rent mode rate. Ivauiro cf HENRY RICK, 76 Canal stroct, or of 3, BERNHARD, 297 Grand street, 0 LET, OR A TEN YEARS LEASE FOR SALE—THE four story and a:tio House 164 Maidon Iano, noar South treet. suitable for a wholeeale Rrocer ship chi oul ATIONAL HALL, 29 AND Liree doors from, Broadway Sunday evening, May 2. The following appear:—First appearance of the Italian Artists’ Ausocia- thon—Ter ori primo—Sirnor Paroxzi, Signor Lutropedi, Signor Corutti; baritone a bassi—Signor Guihernau, Siznor Crons, Siznor Balaqner; M'lle Moyer, Miss oore, instrumental solos; Hore Bergner, selo violon- cello; Herr Horold, solo pianoferte, and a grand Orchestra, composed of the host professors of this city. Loader, Mr. Lierwig. Tickets, 25 cents, to be had at the pi al music ktores and hotels, and at the Hall, Doorsopenat 7 o'clock: tocommonce at So'clock, For particulars, 500 programmo, J. ALBERT, Proprictor, F. THIES, Manager, CANAL STREET, ud Sacred Concert, eminent talent will AD. TC! Signor | Locatelli HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. N PONY, SIX YEARS OLD, TWE! gentle, and very easy under tho saddlo, table for a youth ofeitier sex, for sale. Can ishop'astable, No.7 I ty streot, noar Fulton or apply to HI. Koeney, 10 Fulton street, nat erry, Brookly New York. RE FINE BROWN NORSES, LARGE, and fine drivers, suitable for s carriage, cha- | or gig—good roadsters, and gontlo on tho pave. sold single or doubly” Apply at Lowis y stable, Seyentoenth steect, opposite Union park. VERY HANDSOME BRIGHT SORREL , Wis hands high, between five and six yoars old, Warranted sound, perfectly kind and gentle, drives pleasant: ly, and isvery fast, Wasraived near Philadelphia, and will suit a gentleman who wishes @ really good horss, and to Fo s, know all about him; sold only for want of uso. May bo soon | provieion store. The loft wis? s Will be let togethor or at Lewis’ stable, corner of Seventeenth strect and Fourth Nhatbremison or ato avenue, or inquire of tho owner, 41 John street. b ew SALE—A BLACK MAR WAGON AND HAR- ness.—Tho mare isa Black Hawk colt, fifteen hands ‘h, trots her mile in threes minutes and a half, five years old, atylish driver, and sold for the want of use. Tho above to bo cold together or separately. Inquire ef G. BROWN, T—THAT ELIGIBLE STORR, NO. 11] CANAL 0 LE T°: for any kind of business. rf ynoxt. Vor partio inquire of B, MOORE, 70 William stroot. 10 LET IN WILLIAMSBURG—TUF NEW TRREE 8 story briok house No.6 Irving piace, on T ird atroot, Are Grane street __ between South. Eighth and South ‘Ninth atreots.. Parlors Fo SALE—EIGHT FINE YOUNG HORSES, ONE | handsomely arc! with all the improvomonts. within two team well matched, for esle choap. Two handsome | minutos’ walk of Pook slip forty. Apply to 0. B. SMITH, dle horses wa there are in the world. Alko, two top wag- s for eale, Enquire at the Brooklyn Bavaar, Libocty No. 19 Jagod atroot, New York. Street, Itrvokiyn, 0 LET—THR NEW FOUR ‘STORY BRICK Port nth enuca, ontaining the modern improvomone ter, hot and cold baths, dumb walters, do. in 1 ent a oO medintely. RT Se wet hi, 0. 85 Willlam ateoot _ n House, Hiv ~oet 15 hands high—very stylish ii ile horse, and sound. Priee i a bro neRe—& AND 1/5. Also, & brown roan Horse, 6 years old, 15 hands =~ “ Sigh: Mind tn, harness ¥ has boen | FIVO LET OR FOR SALR—TAR NEW THRER STORY | used by wlady, and qrhite horse, House, with basemend and under cellar, No. 40 Dee Dp |, to close & etroet, Broo! n yan atrest coment in rot bone gaa one ® | Aud is tho wocond block above Atiautio stcoot, Inquiro wt | " 4 a Bt 0 LET-AT FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, Li use, with modern improvemonte, and barn and out- Brit ge, and five or ten acres of Land attached, plessantly iamnow | ental stn mile from tho Harlem Katlcond depot. In- A FINE NORTHERN BROWN HORSE, | ¢ dy bigh, without marks, heavy short tai iI of atylo; would snit aay gontloann horeo; is warrauted kind and sound, POE SALESFOR WANT OF USE A RAY M/ i —— fro years old, very fast, together with the heravix | FY oborve in warranted to be found and kind. Can bu soon . Ceice’s #table, SL White street. FOR SAL a OLET, FUKNISHED, TO A SMALL GENTREL IA wily—he upper part of a now briok hoveo, finished with rous of a nice 4 light Wagon aud Harness, Iblankete, &e. Apply at | al! the modern improvements, inolnding gay and & handaom ndway. PoEd With oF without board. “Inquire at 12 Troy etroet, near ee re rth otreot. JOR SALE--A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, REMARK A. ~— -- CEDAR NO LET~AT 86 NEAR BROAD | Vy kind and showy, Also. a clove Carriage, but little STRE ved. aad in good orded,, Will be sold low, aa tho owns wry, © fine Loft, weil ventilated, with Croton wator Jeaving for Kurope. They may be seen by addrostiog o ipes; nimoet desirable place for business, it being noar the | Jottor to J. M..” Box 1,020 Post Office. “vetvan House and Post Ofce, Rout modorate, “Apply s¢ | ; Above. JOR SALE—A BUGGY WAGON, BUT LITILE USED, = ——--—— a OF A uatina eves ter Gira, a ee persons. Taquirs | PEO LET-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, A Laxer | At O41 Water streat, corner of Jo | and conveniont House, situated near Union park, in vateanaen ¥ ee en ee one of the mont desfrable loonttona in the city, and with gas, | FOR, SALSA FAMILY CARRIACT, YOR ONT OR | Croton water Go. Mont, unfurnished, SU.10, oF 1100 | {two horses; enrrica fonr persone. Minor & Stovons, | with (ueniturs. Apply at G7 John strect, cecund flour, from | Makers. Apply at the Senblo ix the coar of Madison square, | 12 to 3 between Filth knd Madison avenuen - —_—__ --_— rentimnraneen “ (EO LET—LOPTS OF STORK, NO. 19 MAIDEN LANE, YOY, THE CELEBRATED TROY FoR: | A vetweon Brondway and Nasean atroos. Inquics of TT oaxiiy owned ty Arnest Bink, and latherly by De. 3 JUNES & ROCHFORD. 150 Postel atroot. Smith Dedue- at Stemford, Conn, ts now offered for aale fae | ————————— AL heb nal cventy-five. doliare Por pactiontars, call ab 12% Nioth | MNO LET-THP GRVATER PART OF A PING HOUSE et, third honse wert of Broadway Comprtring 14 Forma, Including threo Iaese parioss, osu ‘5 : a sted in Broad ear the Now Vork Motel. Or tha Pat- | TO HACKMEN —POR SALR, A COACH OF MODERN | j., Kwonta we laticn. fedbelaes miin i! etyle. in good order: enn he bud cheap for cosh. TebO | ncry, and tho epaciine Ravemont for a conteal busiae: even af 6 Kast Thirtecnth strect, R. LAWRENCE. 75 Nassan atrosts PAIN OF LARK, HANDSOME, ANTED—A PPO LET AA DESIRANLE SULT OF LOOMS ON THR 4. for» privats *, Wok hueeos eecond floor, ce ® part of tho house to & sual! forily rod, but rat pale ones ot Any dour will ha exam | wirl-ubchileren, Apwly ab ™ Walker atreot, \ EOP ie ene eden ca ainided auvoste Fo LET—PART OF THE HOUSR NO, 893 GRY FRENCH, corner Nacsny wad Sprace abroo ’ —PA ) H VU, 803 GRP wai wears ti. co“ teh streets os ag of Front ant Baokrvor and sae ees Phe | Ucdroom on ,iecgoons floor. and Dath, Tn in a ronpeckalle THERIOT. Tera: | ueirbtorbovd, aed convenient bo stages.” Inquire on the Fdletompor, 9 | premises hae Boon tran | 40 LET—Pant OF © NEW NOUS, WITH MODERN the dopo for the sEreet yV y K nose f Privo, 69 opats 8 | ovenne feat . Thin would be ew A derieabie ope ride’ § F wbagos vorg nes . — — | Fes pester sinrs, call Bb 20 Greens wteose, wutil TO) PRINTERS, Munday afteryeon, , n nnaanannnnnnennn, | FAG LET, POMPIKION THIS DAY (FINS MAY) ¥ i PRLWTRES. FO? SALE A LAROW WOR OO COMiose with qrebetronte’ north Hyvta, and & Chua Breas, od 8 enpor Pers Washtn Ber? | ravoment, eciiable for any Mght how vo * hen ermetstn. 4 HE | iecetton,’ Apply, a bho peoinivee, bo 1 | Deesdwag | come 1 NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON, nner Senator Pearce’s Speoch in Defenco of the Administration, ‘The Shooting of a Fugitive Slave in Pennsylvania QREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PEOPLE. THE BANQUET 10 KOSSUTH IN BOSTAY. ‘The Abolition Convention at Cincinnati. GREAT NUMBER OF SHIPWRECKS NEAR NEWEOUNDLAND. The Latest from Mexico and Barbadocs, &o. &o. bw. b ¢ Latest from Washington, THE COLMINS STEAMERS—ITH NICARAGUA DITFI- CULTY WITH KNGLANB—NO CHANGE IN THE CABI- NET—THK NEW YORK FILLMORE COMMITTEE, ETC. DEFCIAL CORREAPONDENCR OF THE NEW YORK NERAL : Wasminaron, Apaid 20—9 P.M. ‘The feeling in fuvor of granting the additional compon. sation to the Collins steamers is daily increasing. The ‘West will support it, because it insures choap ocean post- age, in which the thousands of adopted citizens who fill ‘thot section of the Uuion focl deeply interested. Ameri- ean fecling wil! prevent the abandonment of a lino started upder the auspices of the nation, and which has 80 com- pletely humbled British pride, The appropriation will pase the Sena‘ by » two-thirds vote, and the Houso by a handsome majority, Mr, Munter’a speech in opposition to the meastro'fs accounted for by the recent act of the Virginia Legisinture. Whe United States steamer Saranac will very shortly sail from Penrsgola for Nicaragua and Coste Rico. Sho will convey an agent of our own government and the British Consul-General. having for their object the adjuss- ment of our difficultioa, so far a3 tho United States and (reat Britain are concerned, and with every prospect of the most favorable rosults. Me. Webster leaves this afternoon for Marshfivld, to be abeent for a few days, The correspondent of the associated prea, having failed in turning Secretary Corwin out of the eabinet, has tried his haud upon Postmaster Hull, whom, he says, is going to Russia, and Mr. Granger is to come here in his place, Tho story is as untrue as ridiculous, New York would scarcely get the Presidency, Cabinet, and a full mission. Messrs, Hall and Fillmore will resign at the same time. The Filmore Committes from New York have arrived here, and will escort Messrs, Gentry, Marshall, Kitt Wil- liams, and other great guns, to Gotham, to attend the Inceting. Senator Pearce’s speech. in reply to Senator Gwin, is regarted here as the most complete surgical operation of the feason. ‘The Homestead bill will pass the House, Its fate in the Senate is leas certain. It is eaid that Kdimund Burko, formerly connected with tho Union, in Mr. Ritchie's time, will shortly resume his eonnection with (bat paper. aed a PR. BALDWIN ACQUITTED—CLERK’S DIaMisskD. Wasuisoron, April 30, 18: Dr. Baldwin, charged with stealing papers relative to Mexican olaima from tho Stato Departinent, wasacquitted in tho criminal court yesterday, Itis reported hero that forty moro clerks in the Census Burean will be discharged to-day, ‘The reason assigned for Xin proceeding. is that uo appropriation has been made tortheir payment. THIRTY-SF.COND CONGRESS, FLEST SBSHION. Senate, Waaninoren, April 30. 185% PNIYATE CALENDAR PosTPONED Mr. Prancr moved that the private calendar bo post- pened, and the Deficiency bill taken up. He said his health was precarious, and he might be unable, on au- other day, to conclude his remarks. Another reason was that (here was a necessity for action on this bill. The Quartermaster's Department bad no mouey. and, uniess appropriations were made, certain troops, now about to etart for Oregon, could not be despatched. The motion was agreed to. CLAIMS AGAINST CALIFORNIA ‘Tho bill tor the acttlement of claims arising out of the military operations in California, was passed THE DRPICIRNCY BIL, Was then taken up, and Mr, Peance, (whig) of Md., resumed hisremarks. He noticed one charge made by Mr. Gwin which he had overlooked yosterday, It was that General Wilton, Indian Agent of Utah. had resign bis office and pushed on to California, burying all his pri- vale property; and that upon his arrival in California, the War Department ordered a military expedition to proceed to where Mr, Wilson’s property was buried. take it up, and bring it to California—this expedition costing $100.00, ‘his was the cnarge made, ‘The fucts of the Cave wore very different, A ecouting party, under tho command of Captain Warner. had beeu attacked in the mountains by Indians, and were routed and dispersed, Warner being killed. An expeaition waa sent out tore- lieve thit party, and to pursue und punish tho Indians, ‘The service of those engaged in this expedition carried them neur where Mr, Wilson's goods were buried, On their return, they received an order to bring those goods in. The expeditiun was not sent out, therefore, for’ Mr. Wileon’s property, bub upon @ proper military’ service. He renewed his review of Mr, Hunter's suggestions of remedial measures of reform, and showed, by reading from recordsand documents, that the suggestions about a retired list for dicabled officers, had been repeatedly re- commgnded by the Secretary of War. ‘Tho abuse of of- ficers of (he army being engaged in contracts for sup- plics. had been brought to the attention of Congress by the Sceretary of War, and all that he could do had been done to cuppresa it, ‘The abuse of officers of the Quartor- master’s Department delaying the settlement of their accourts, was owing to a defect of Inw, allow ing them a prolonged time for that parpose. The Sccretary of War had done all in his power to check it. Ho find issued cireulars to 144 disbursing ofl. cers, insisting on a settlement of their accounts, and threatening to report them to the President for dismissal Grvat reeults had followed, He then replied at length to Mr. Hunter's strictures, upon tho system of transferring balaxces of one appropriation, to supply the doticiencies in others. He referred to Mr, Bertien’s opinion when Attorney General, in 1831, against this practice. That opinien; however, was overruled by Attorney General Grundy. in President Van Buren’s timo, and tho system has continued ever rince. According to Mr, Grundy’s opinion, this ubuse, if one, was chargeable to demooratio administrations, which adopted and continued it. and not to this administration, The abuse of allowing quarter- masters to draw upon each other, and to transinit these drafts, ax asort of currency. was next adverted to. This practice grow up during the war under President Polk's administration, and MM congequence of the measures adopted by Sceretary Conrad, existed now though oaly to comparatively limited extent He showed that the oxpon- diturce of the (uctter Muster’e Department have been an- nually dimini:hed since Gen, Taylor sadminiatrationc ms into power. He agreed with the honorable Senator that something ought to be done reepecting the better orgs sation of clorks in departmente, and that their merit and qualifications +hould be the requisite necessary f pointinents. He regrotted the policy “that to the victors belong the spoils,” It had produced mush smischiel by making politicnl influences the recomimendation to office. Te would rejoice to reo a return to the atate of affairs ax they existed previous to 1828 The administration would. in afew days. lay beforo Congress a plan for the ganization ot the clerical corps. While the act of s# of 1¢20 guve the Secretary of War tho powor to contract for supplies for the Quartermaster’s and Subsiatence Departments of the army, that power had never boon excrcled by the present’ Secrotary, while Congters was in sestion He had never heard of an im- proper contract fur supplies for the navy, except one. and that wae in 1848, when the navy had w eupply of choose for two ycors But a geutleman from Conneoticnt, by ne or ancther, procured a contract for four ply of choove for the navy. at the rato of d pounds @ ye The consequence yeora supr Uighty thow of thie extraordinary supply wos that the cheese, thengh it did mot exacly wings and fly away, took and walked a Tho expenses of the Navy per wore not now more than they were in J64, ‘although larger squadrons wero kept afloat, in 1841, the expenses of the Navy proper were $6.8 000 In 150, they were but $5,496.00, He id net thick the grand remedy for abuses -proposod by the tor from Virginia, of a change of administration, tte surert or safest ono. Vader whom sid these abuses | axtie? Notunder this, but uodor democratic i trations. Who ported troops in towns at pene? Who appointed all thoes q " other ofiicere? Who expended those extravagant sums | ofmemy? Pol Minswalion ALL the othe 1ae8 ccmy lwncd of, were Lrncesdie buck beyond the year 1340, 1f thisudminieliation pose out of power, it willleare pab- lic afinirs i'm far tnere eomfortanio coadition than thay wore Wife by ita dutnoesatic predeccavors. Me, Potk’s ad rolpitration went ow Of offlve leasing to thelr succes sore ui knewn difficulties to arrange, Vast territories had boon ceqnired. Whiel requited protwotion, Nothing hid Lieu done for then civil fovernaont. Thoy had to aibe- Linh voviour eavil and mtitury organizations in remote tnd Laren eeritirter. of whieh but little was known, All this hee tren done honornbly justly, and promptly. 0b Wilh dougie Congrerr bivd wate, Hoe cld not neatecd oF with cubdown the neoossary out » could be betior et to Lhe country, oven ink that afte be o1¢ Yrid the powar ful into the hands of tae t Com bichigon oF Iliuel., or ho charge could bo fir tho by Lalicved the poltic afluirs were now.ao well admiatevared (hei thoy were tn that cond Uo that apy ghango wold te for the worse) thoreforo, his advico to the people would ‘be to lot them remain as they are. Mr. Gwin, (dem ) of .. took the floor, and, in the course of hia reniarks, defended the positions assumed by him, in hia spoceh, some time since. Tio waa followed by Mr. Ruan, Ii of Texaa, who, on motion, portponed bie remarks tilt Monday. Mr. Hare, (five soil) of N. H., desired to know whether, when thia bill came up again, it would be in ordor to do- Dato the propriety of the whig and democratic parties adopting the finalily of the compromise aa a part of their reepeotive pla(forms, Mr, Mancum. (whig) of N. in the chair, said that that question would be decided when it arose. . PPIUIIOSS AND KE POUTS, Beveral potitions were presented and reports made. ATTEMPT TO HRING THY DEFICIRNOY MILL TO A VOTH, Mr. Apama (dem.) of Mise., offered a resolution that the Senate meet (o-morrow at 11 o'clock, and take up the Deficiency bill. and that all debato thereon should cease at one o'clock and that the Senateshould then proceed to vote, (Laughter) Laid over. After executive session thé Senate adjomned till Mon- day. Howse of Representatives, Wasiinaron, Apri 30, 1852. PATENT OFFICE REPORT—PRINTING, ETO. Mr. Gorman, from the Couumittee on Printing, reported tho following resolution :— Resolved, That there bo printed for the nee of the House 0,00 copies of tho mochanival part of the Parent OMioe Ke- port, Sud 2.0'0 additional copies for the uso of the Commis- steno of Pater Mr Cu tid to know, before he voted, who was to do the printing, and on what terms. Ho was vory much surprived that so long a time had olapsod without the House being apprixed in relation to the matter, He understood the Chairman of the Committes ir. Gorman), last Monday week, to aay he would report tho House what they liad done with the question of printing ‘There were rumors, he said, which he hoped might prove untrue, that the committeo have given out the prinung at twenty-five per advance over what responsible mon will do it for. Ile hoped the report dor the present would go over Mr, Gorsiay replied, that, in the performance of his duty. he had merely introduced the usual resolution, and demanded the provious question Dir, Frveu trusted that the chairman would withdraw the motion, We have, he said, been once deceivod by thy committeo, let us not deceive ourselves. Tho House refused to second the deuiand for the pre vious question on the re-oiution—ayes, 47; noes, 87-—and the further consideration of the subject was postponsd until next Tuesday. The House then went into committes on PRIVATE BILLS. Four or five bills wero acted on, ant subseqnentiy ce ported to the House, FREE FARM SPFECHES TO OF PU xD While in committee, Mr. Moonn, (whig) of Pa, said that as he bad in vain attempted to got tho floor on the Homestead bi, he would print a epeech in favor of that measure, Mr. Fronexcr, (dem.) of , likewise gave notice that hevhould write out and publish some remarks in favor of the Homestead bill, aud in favor of an amendment providing grants of 160 acres of land to all the soldiers of the war of 1812, the Florida and othor Indian wars, without regard to the length of service, ATTEMPT TO ADJOURN TILL MONDAY, ETC, A disporition was apparent to voto on the passago of tho bills reported from the committee, but Mr. x, (dem,) of Tenn., moved that when the House adjourn, it adjourn to Monday. The question was decided in tho nepative—yena, 64; mays. 72. A motion was vext disagceed to, by yeas and nays, to adjourn until to-morrow Another motion wae made to adjourn over till Monday, which waa decided in the negative—yens, 52; maya, 41, No quorum, Adjourned. Shooting a Fugitive Slave in Pennsylvania. FURTHER PARTICULARS, Bautinone, April 30, 1852. Police officer Ridgeley, of the firm of Zell & Ridgoley, of this city, waa the party who shot the alleged fugitive slave ut Columbia yesterday, He was pursued by an ex- cited crowd, but succeeded in reaching Shrewsbury dur- ing the night, and arrived in this city in the morning train. He says, after they had arrested the fugitive they were surrounded by “a crowd of negroes, and, in order to intimidate them, as well as the prisoner, who was making © desperate resistance. he drew his pistol. At that moment Smith got his (Ridgeley's) finger between his teeth, and, under a eudden inpuise of pain ana citaent. ho diccharge:| hiv pistol. and tie batt jvimsed Ffrowgh the uegro’s body, causing hia instant death Bartimone, April 30—3 The fugitive slave shot at Columbia, Pa., belonged to Mr, ¥. Stanebury, of this city. Mr. iid tho officer whocommitied the act, ail(ges that le shot the alave in Kolf defence ANOTHER ACCOUNT—CORONER’S INQUEST, BTC Piitapesenia, April 30, 15: ‘The ball from officer Ridgeley’s pistol took effect in the neck of the negro, and he fell dead on the spot. Upon the result becoming known, Ridgeley said he would givo hiunse!f up (o the authorities; but upon the arrival of the Cflicers to tak him into custody, it was asoortained that he bad csvap: Mr Snyder, who was arrest ofthe ave, too! vas tempurailiy arrested without a csaminetion, Deputy-Coroner F quest over the dead body of the slave, an urned a verdict in ac- cordance with the facts ‘above stated. The deceased leaves a wife and two children. He had resided in Colum- bia cightecn months There is great excitement in the neighborhood of Columbia, and it is alleged that the shooting was inten tional on the part of Ridgeley ‘Tho Governor of Vennsylvania will make an immediate demand upon the Governor of Maryland, for Ridgeley, who must take bis trial in this State for murder EXCITEMENT IN HARRISBURG. Hanniseunc, April 30, 1952. Groat ment prevails in Columbia, and thore is much fecling here in reiation to tho killing of tho slave thero yesterday. ‘The Governor has been apprised of (he tranasiction, and will probably be called on to make a requ'sition on the Gevernor of Mary . der of the oflicer on a cbarge of murdei MAN WE »-onerating with Ridgeloy in the rs for Harrisburg, where ho but subsequently liberated, Interesting News from Barbadoes. NEPORTED DISCOVERY OF A PORTION OF THE WRECK OF THK STEAMER PRESIDENT, ETC. Bosrow, Ap from Bermuda, Ay The pleamer Levantine reached Halifax on tho 2th, ‘The potato crop on that island is good From Barbadoes we have accounts, taken from the Grenada Chronicle, that on the 4th uit, ® ship's figure bead, of unusus! dimensions, waa cast ashore on the in- ward part of the island, It had been originally fully cight feet high. and is that of a Senator in tho act of speaking. He is partially bald, and_ holds» soroll in his right haud, the lett graping a scarf which is partially thrown over him. The papers conjecture, on what grounda we do not iéarn, that it may bea pari of the ill- fated steamer President Tho fever was gradually abating at Demerara. Both the Inspector General of Police and Lieut Bott had died of it, ater from Mexico BAT OF THE TENUANTRPEC RAILROAD rRowECT New Onxans, April 20, 1852. Letters from Vora Cruz, dated April 17, state that the Tohuantepec Railroad project had been defeated in the Mexican Congress. there boing only one vote in its favor, ‘Tho report, however, Is not genorally oredited RUMORED Ds Inteposting from South Amerte: Bowron, April 30, 1852, coounta recoived in Bogland, from Rio Janeiro, men. ton the bebef that Brasil was getting the woratof it in Montevidoo, the Presidential chair Leing allotted toa leading Oribirta, In Buenos Ayros the entiefvction was by no means general, for, sltiough Urquiza bad hithorto acted well, he was pot trusted much, and the prople wishea to get rid of hisunpald army Genera Manville, the late commanding ofiicer of tho troopa of Rosas, had reached Kagland, Vessels Wreeked off Newfoundiand, BVAMEN IN GREAT DISTRESS, ETO. {4 Bosrox, April 30, 185% | By tho R. M. steamer Ningarn, wo havo Ialifax papers of Wednorday morning. By tho arrival of tho steamer Osprey, ab Tai lave dates from Newfoundland (o April 2th. gale of April 20th 5 vevsola, to tho mura wo 18 Ia of fifty to elxly, wore wrecked in the ive, with tho loss of s largo A list of eighteca veswls, having fail Vortions of the crews of the ship- number of lives. corgoes, le given | wiceked vemels had bec brought in; about ono hua Gred. who eroaped to the iland, are Uucre in @ destitute end Fiarving conditiou; grants of £300 for Choir reli had been nde by Uhe Absembly, ond yussels were abor to sail tothvir aid. The disaster is euid to be nesrly eq to Uist at Princo Edward Intund, year A vowel, | which arrived at St Joba's, April 27uh, reporis® (hat aps | warde of & thovsend shipwrecked sailors had roached | Grecneford. ak The Harthqanke én the South, Bavriwonn, April 80. 1652. ‘Tho phock of an cartiquake wax not only felt ta Baibi- moro, Bat aise in rede and other parts of Mary Wastswron, April 30. 1s Tho chock of an earthgnake which ooourred hore yos- | | terday afternvon, waa vecy ecusibly felt In the vicky of | Pieeident rquate, and coum d no Litto nlaim, ‘Tus olocks | employed in Winders building aad other pubie oficos, ere said to have rushed inko the streot, qroaty frightanod. ‘The hock wns Vacdy porvoptable iv the eastern pariioa Of tho city, | northeast PRICE TWO CENTS, Kossuth tn Boston. THR LEGISLATIVE BANQUYT—INTHRVENTION eregcnea, Enc Tosrom, April 30, 1862 Tho Legislative banquet to Kossuth took place this evening. The procession formod at the state House, at ix o’olock, and proceeded to Feneuil Hall, the gallorice of which had been for reveral hours crowded withdadies, All tho highest offcers of the State wore prosent, together with a large number of Senators and septatives. and other distingui*hed citizens of thia city. About nine hundred sat down to the table Kossuth and Governor Boutwell entered the Tall shortig: after, when those who were vated prose and greeted Kose suth in the mort enthurinstic manner, The Hon. Henry Wilron presided at (he table, and de- clared the purpose of the banquet to be, to pay a tribute of respect and admiration to the rightful Governor of Hungary, After ihe cloth was removed, the firat toast given, was, * ‘iho President of the United States.” to which tae Hon. Yano 1. Wright, Navy Agent, responded, and im the course of his remarks, strongly sup) 4 Kossuth 's Sugg gestion, that + we should be a power on earth,” Governor Boutwell. in rerponding to » toast, spoke most cmphatically of intervention, av founded on the law of potions. If diplomacy failed, then the United Statos thould act according to the necessity of cireumstances, War was a great evil, but prostrated bumanity waa @ gieater, The Hon. Rens. Sraven, Mayor of the ity. in response toa Coast, welcomed Kossuth in the most cordial manner, ‘The Hon, Josian Quiney, now eighty years of age, was celled up. and made a thrilling speech in favor of Hun gury and her chieftain, Kosetith wes next announced, and on rising, waa re ceived with Uemendous plaudite—gentlemen clapping their bands, and the ladies wu their handker- chiefs in the gallerisa. He spoke extemporaneonsly, and with all his usual eloquence for about two hours, He cou by pp an eloquent tribute to the venerable Josigh (uiney, then present, Aftor alluding to unejualied irt and. skiifninest of Russien diplomacy, he parsed to the subject of his coae finement in Turkey, and related incidents of great interest. Ho oxprowed the highest regard for the @ultan, and deep gratitude for hit many acts of kind cor tion, na evinced towards himself and his fellow-prisol. ci Kossuth then proceeded to give a briet history of In. err as a nation, ond said that in thirty“. years from now, it will existed a thourand ‘yours and he hoped, | and believed, that the millenniv of his ati oo'® birth would’ be celebrated by a free people Me described, very minutely, the anci jastitutlons of Hungury, and’ aleo those Of modern times—the prinei- pies of home defen and cdueation—t nd system of protecting industry unicipal powers, county assemblieg, &e. Tie explained the encroachments: readon f the houre of Aust-ia.—such as heavy taxation and the monopoly of Hun,arian markets, anil related what mneasures were taken fo roist the came. He alee detailed nil that ind to It and appeal to arrns, and vindicated his the charge that it wae 2 var of races, and also that the people of Hungary were incapoble of self government. He said that Hungary never more would be tuled by a king. When she became frre of Austria, rhe would be a republic, not only in name, as in France, bat a repnblic in reality. Keseuth diversified bis epecch with am of personal life, and none wenried of hia lengthened rks, to which the most distinguiched men of the ue Listened with intense interest. and ail joined bn frequent applause. Kovauth has accopted invitations to visit Salem, Lowell, and Manchester; and after visiling those, and posalbly ome other cities in New Engiand, ho will proceed te Allany and Troy, and from thence will go to Buffalo: sing anecdotes The Anti-Slavery Convention. KOSSUTH—NEW POLITICAL ORGANIZATION PROPOSED —ADMIXTURE OF WUITES AND BLACKS, BTO. NCINNATH, April 30, 1852 At the abolition convention, last evening. the remain- ing resoiutions of the committee were adopted. including (hive rympatbising with the cause of Hangary, and. ex- preesing surpriso that Kossuth, with his knowledge of the natural sympathies of tyrants and oppressors with their kind, all over the world, did not seo the absurdity of go- ing Cn # miesion of liberty among #layebolders, aud thas ved his cause the damage, aud himself the degras that haa fallen upon it and him, The resolution which embraced the Latter declaration was subsequently re-conside red, and laid ou the tabl Mr. Julia ¢ a speech, in which Le advocated a new litical caganization, to over carow the present whig and. democsatic parties; and a ¢ories of resolutions embracing that purporo wer Frederick Do made the eleven o'clock the convention Tho Dail waa crowded duving the wholy ottting to its utmost rapncity. and, for the firat time in this eity, th White and coiored ladies and gentlemen «at promi cuously pted, losing «peech, and ab rned sine dir, Eoin Montes in Aibony Ar many, Aprit 30, 1858. announced to appear al the Musousa, im icin Montes f. y On Tuesday evening next, From the South. THE SOUTHERN MAIL—VFIP AND or LIFH. Baurotonk, April 30, 185% The Southern mail came through this m and a huif days from New Orlenas, bringing p. that city of Saturday evening A fire occurred at New Ori which a German named Siegle children, was burnt to death terms with « family on tho prem from having prcviously made tLicuts (hat he would ret fire to the house, and the fact that #ix Lundrcd dollars in gold was found on his ebarrcd remains. it is eupposed that he fired the house hiuvelf, and was afterwards unable to escape. n Friday night, in th his wife and two jor had lived on bad Lake Navigauen. Dernorr, April 39, 186%. ‘The steamboat Hendrik Hudso returned to the har Lor lat night, having mado an ineffectual attempt to gob above the mouth of the river. ° reporis large quan- tities of ice in the lnkea, Paskengers by the cars vay tie Straits of Macki entircly clear of ice; but Uheee is nothing rel thut quarter. 3 BMetcorological Observations BY MORSK'# MAGNETIC LIND, OF FIO NO. Z Walt STRERT. Fisvay. April 30, 1862 ‘arand pleasant day, Thermo- ae 26. Wind cast nucueter 56, Barometer 20.19. Wind out pleasant. 9 A M—Kiue warm morning. hines brightly. Thermometer 70, joudy and Kill cold. Wind east. Burvaro,. 9A. MA moter. Bw 8 YW -Th east. Clondy Roc: north Wind Therme me Avnuns, 9 Thermos SP. M —Ploacant evening. mometer 50 Bynacuar. 4S Bf Thorn 8PM —Teisa yp momoter 54 Unica, 9A. M Vin ‘Thermometer 58. 6P. M.—Clear, beautiful evening Very warm an@ Jeaeunt Wind southwest. [t bas been the finest day of Ue season, ‘Thermometer 55, Airaxy 9A. M—Fine, clear morning. Thermometer 64, Baromoter 29.74! 6PM --Cloar and pleasant. Wind northenst. momever 68. Barometer 29.7020, Mercury 67, Taor, 9A, MA beautiful morning, cloar and apring- liko Thermometer 54 8 P.M. —It has been a very pleasant day tor 64 P40. M.—Warm, cloar morning. Wind cast. A coutheast. Thee- Ww learand pleasant morning. esa avant evening Wind Ther- Wind rast, ploasant morning Wind woe. Wind north. Moreury 62 Ther- Thermome ro THY EDITOR THK HRHALE Naw Youk, April 90. 1862 | S:-—Tho letter published in your p: thit morn- ng, dated * Weelchester, April 24. 1802. with a caption, Who is Madome Howard. in Vari?” must excite the indignation of every person who perceives its bearing, and knows the facts as they aro. ‘The writer is inexcusable | for induiging, his itch for writing and wounding the foet- nga OF atuMeFOUs And most respectable family, to whom his remaaks point too plainly to. be inisunderstood. waile he must have been conscious of hie ignoranco in rogard tothe matter upon which he undertook to enlighten the public. Similarity of name was considered by aim to be evidence of identity, and to suthoriae the substitution of conjecture for fuct I beg to state that not one particular containod in thas letter ia true. and that the Indy whom he suppo-es to be alive, and designs to aeporse, has to my certain knowledge been laid in the sepulohre uf her ancestors for two years. ALB. Sprinkilng 8 Gonpon Bexnerr, Youn lena Sin: 1 have noticed the various ¢ y printa in refrcrnoe to the pu lie thorax he Streets, %., Kprroa ov te Naw snmunications at in Broadway 1 way not be known to many of your roadora that the old Bowrd”? of last year passed an ordinauce prob biting the tprinkling of (ho stevota, whieh ordinwooe iu etal im force The nnusual quagtity of rein (bes Las fallen within th L few weeks has carwed th rd lo ever look the matter; apd now thas tay y for aprink: Ving the etreete is to apparent, there iy senrocly a dons but that tho ordinance wii be repeated by Wh pr on Monday evening next; and the undeesigned ca to ure bie Beat endeavors to 660 Avolte an end attained in the Board of Assistants Koepectfutly yours. 0 ui, NING Assixtont-Alder asa Wacd, Naw Vonx, April 30, 1862 Sooncrry of Frere at Banace f Sorak vabeth, which arrived on Thursday doya from Bacon vicus report# no rain having { Ax weeks, and that, oc wontly, frait w Beare, Fevernl vorsels were waiting 0 of frit Finer Boar rrom ALuany pos A. Tn fe. Of the Union Tran«part mpany, ae. tives of Buffalo on the 2Bih Ap ith a full blood \ orchandise, being the fret host through the Brio Gaund thir soaron.