The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1852, Page 2

v ore, Ge 2d. to 6s, Sd. Sounte per Asia were disappointing to | holders, amd the demand thie week not aitributed to the fatler, more or loss Yow prices at which me lege sales have been wade at prices w not likely that fart APOREADL extent arcoes of wiwat the few arrived # uriees were gene- ply was ultimately mand | in limited re- continue to realize the late rates, but the Gne © yesterday has rathor nd peas were in short supply, The best marks of growing rin which has hecked the trade. Bi eld on higher ters, @entinue at the late prices, but the sales aro very dull haw had a further de: Flosting cargoes of wheat corn continue to be firmly held, and there was inquiry this morning for the latter. STATE OF TRADE Tuesday, May IX—The offect of the last United States, showing » ef cotton at the various ports, &* eomparcd with thi ther with the uneatisfactor n commercial in market a much quieter tone t” amount of busi ence on the trade. ature of the Ger. 4 been to give and to limit consi | For export the purchaics sed to make any con: rally the same as th NEW YORK HERALD. |; JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENI BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery—lamixT—SeRiove FA- BROADWAY THEATS Vauar ve Siam. NIBLO'’S, Broadway—Enxcuanrress. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—Twerri —Goov FOR Norwixe NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham stroot—Romzo axp JuiieT—CaKRieR AND His Docs. LYCEUM THEATRE, Broadway—My Lirtte Aporrsp —Prr or Tur Perricvars. MUSEUM—AmusinG Penrormances WME AYTEKNOON AND Evenrn €HRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE—Necro Minstaxusy, ny Ounists's Company, WCOD'S MINSTRELS, Wood's Musical Hall, 444 Broad- way- Ermiorian Mivsrreisy. ERTISEMENT. Handsome Reward Offered. Warren, at this offtee. before thr eopies of the following important political letters, written by GENURAL SCOTT, and published in the newspapers inet Com years :— on the Tariff, National Bank, Interns published soon o'clock to-day. Improvements, Public afier General Warrison’s ele 2 Mie letter on Ing, first their me aleo proposing ihe pore Catholics, foreign 3. Hie letter 1 bie acquisition and annexa WF, Tecomnsend- total eepeai— zalion of native pu sod emigrants d advocating the pracea- u of Canada. by Biates, by incre the | by any means intend to found upon ita 4. lis letter denouncing Southern slavery In gever With hie Lusty ideas on the subject, at full ler perou rending ur Setters, will be li erally rewarded for hi he ews Arctic’s news is four ¢ a. It is interesti Be even that the Emperors of Russia and A have held several important conference & the situation of Europe. and other sta esmen, Were ix attendance. The King of Prursia was also represented. The result of the | conference was in favor of the mainte: ation of 1814 to tn hereditary empire wents of the Northern p in the Elysér, au dh paich a spec The imports « 15, and, therefore, u wers produced a ed, and four hundred t here ie no later ni points, bad been fros Tk wus estimated that ten to sifleen mitlion foriy millious of d dingly intere: dunveratic factions, prepa appear to be muking a strc tof their favorite; stration in supp ong down of likely that wo | her candidates, will be | ass, and all the equally prepared for the everal items of interest diphia despatch. A man, who is supposed to have powoued bis wife, ereenic having been found ia her fomach, was, on Friday, arrested and beld to bail, | but bas since fled. The woman died aboat two weeks ago; and the day after her death, the busband This thing of wite-killing No wonder that coatained in the Phila morried his servant girl has become quite common of late. tbe women are impressed with the idea that the Men are endeavoring to infringe upon their natural Forty thousand dollars worth of property was destroyed by the burning of a eaw-mill, ia Phila- delphia, yesterday morning Advives from New Brunswick give a frightful ac- fount of the destructiveness of the fire which has been raging in the foreste of that province. Farm- houses, barns, and live stock, and even some of the | buildings in the towns have been consumed. The steamer Northern | ight will probably be hero | So-day or to-morrow, with later advices from Cali- Manoy’s Lerrers on Pourrics axp Nuueve.— | Governor Marey bus yy hed two long letters on the polities of thie Ftate, in one of the daily papers, in which he exhausts @ great deal of labor to chow that sweediedum i# equal to tweedledeo, to tweedledum jetter of Mr. Marey to Captain Scott, which conflicts m several ersential pointe with the tweedledee letters Governor Marey was very competent to cut up the *voup” letter of Gen. Scott; but when he endeavors t# patch over the holes and rents in his own political tonsistency, he will have to epend more on them than seventy-five cents a pateh. published the Louls Napoleon and H's Mission. | The Prince President of Franee bas proved himeclf ' to be noordinary genius, whose purposes can be anti- cipated and predicted. Like the great Napoleon, his | desigue are not manifested to the public conception | | by any antecedents, but remain impenetrably sealed within his own mind. His coup d’éat of the second of December was unheralded by any palpable signs, took the civilized world by surprise. Sinve then, palivis, letter weitere, and sof the polities) tions of the ake acute calc; g ol ao birth to I heeles foreshudowing his farther movements, In th nee, however, they huve proved them- selves false prophets. The teath of May has been, back, set down by these pretended ‘hsny pire should be reinaugurated in Fy and fou hisangury sal belief in that country ‘opeun continent, as well as on this of the Atlantic. Tt was looked forward to with as much anxiety and tremu- lousness as was the day fixed by the insane Miller- ites, a few years ago, for the second and final destruction cf thie planet. But the day has come and gone without witnessing the accomplishment of that great and important augury; and now prophets have fallen inte disrepute, and thoir predictions into well merited contempt. prevaile it in the importance of its aspect, has taken placo. That event was the presentation of tho imperial cle was hardly ever presented than that which the Champ de Mars displayed at the celebration of this solemnity, where four hundred thousand men, repre- senting all conditions and localities in France, at- » | tended to do bonor to the occasion. This was not “| an idle military parade, or a meaningless ceremony, rekindle, in the army and the nation, that enthu whieh the elder Napoleon stirred up,through the samo | means, on the fifth of December, 1804, and which displayed its terrible effeets, for more than half a score of years, in the resistless march of the French ms uge Surope in arms. It may be, too, that this replacing of the eagle on the national stan- dard is destined as a prelude to events as mighty as those which followed its first adoption. No doubt but Louis Napoleon so calculates ; and it would, in- deed, slmost seem to have been intimated in the following sentence, translated from the benediction Paris, with all the pomp and grandeur of the Catho- Vie Chureh :— 0, God, Sovereign Master of war and of peace, who seat- tered): conspizuctes. who calueth bite tanpests, who break= eth. when thou wilt, the sword drawn for the combat—ui conteryis belia—come thou, bless these standards ; impress upon theia Lhe bright sign: of thy power and thy sanctity ; * © © yonder them terrible only to the eneaies of pablie repore, wisi (0 those nations—if any such may still be found—Joious of our glory and our prosperity, and who would a:iemptto disturb (hem, # * ® Bay they coa- tain, in thei glorious folds, peace and war, for the seewri- ty of the good and the tervor ef the wicked: and w Frunee, under their shadow, cxist, for the welfare of the world, ae the gtandert and happiest of nations There is something in the style of this benedic- tion, taken in connection with the extraordinary ceremony itself, calculated to lend force tu the oon- jectures which have for some time past exi to Leuis Napoleon’s determiuation to find employ- nt for bisarmy. It seems to point with vamis- takeuble meaning to the nation against which those staudards should be unfurled und that ary en- gaged. ehadowed out as the nation ‘jealous of our glory aud of our pros- and who would attempt to disturb them.” urdly any injatuking the allusion; and we tary be sure it found a cordial res e in the heart of that mighty army to whom it was adirossed. Who knows but that the genius of Louis Napoleoa may not itself kave suggested its introduction into the “se of the holy man who came to pro- no! le benedietion of the church upon those eagles which were to recall the memory of the glo | rious duys of the frst Empire? It was a m propr suggestion, and one in every way wo; of his ta) ed as mi wo thus poi trivial ceremony, as one w design ieh pr 3 sa prelude to mighty results, wo d of our own as to the career ¢ for the reach army. leon may have in vie ntter to pene H igh to expose ourselves to and we t | prediction to more presumptuo! to utarity. The Misses » and all others interested ment of a dollar fee; or, Edmonds may publish it, for our in- icatio: 1 | thoge who, ritual comm | mitted to pry othe evens of e Hopson River Ra x.—James Boor HANDED OVER TO ghly respectable tiblo a moreel to management of the t of the sinfil pro- on merchant, who © a8 abandoned Kiver Railroad, on ae their strong i ifest y straight seems the publ ubbath day, ied with the pu ncern, on the ground that ed for more accom- the n wnagement desir raed it was contrary to w of ¢ steam on Su vole con- ther the sence of this abandonment ther terril laini- Boorman a few also sell, in order ction with the devil. f the Trish + Land, las eet A Buaze.—The arrival Diem » from e not h f the onnouncement years ago, of the ievegamon, out of which the Directory managed to got abirty five thousand dollars from the pock of the hard working Irish in this country. Mr. Mea- gher willbe received by the Irish and by many oiber lasses, with choracterized the reception of Emmet in his day it wf! be more lasting than that of Kossuth, becauso the ] patriot wants no material aid—moans no humbug—but intends to settle down, a plain repub- licaw, in this lund of freedom and equality. made in Mone Youn Amenicanism.—On Saturday, about sundown, the May number of the Democratic Re- view appeared, siufed, a3 usual, full of pepper and mustard on the political aflwirs of the day. Proba- bly this will be one of tho dying numbora Marine Affairs. Tur Steameniy ATvaNtic, Owing to the dense fog that | prevailed on Saturday afternoon. wae obliged to unebor at | the Hook, and did not prooved to sea would seven o’eloek yesverday morning. Tur Banrnquane at St. Mrctann's.—Capt. Brown, of the schooner Fioulous, which left St. Michael's on the 4th of May. confirme the report of the earthquake at that pince Quite a number of buidings were thrown down, and reveral lives loet. Absence of Cannot Commissioners. Brave or New Youn, i} Cast Com 3 Series Arua r of Satur. Jagel Com | nt for Supere Jas. Connon Benner, Boa Dran Sin-—A despate! doy stating that the absenee of ron ailered it somewh: procure the Inter de mates for work © cuse to ny knowledge uny funds intendent and dan additio here will be no ineonveni barnburning author of that ar Wiehed to mirlead the publie, arid 1 Canal Com Very r A.B. TEN BROUCK, tovora a portentons day, on whieh the Bm- | | tore | until t made for help, came te his aid and ¢ exgle to the French army. A more brilliant specta- | yronounced over the standards by the Archbishop of aid, in the beginning of this article, that | nto his secrot | Mr. Boor. { | ie per yard, aud wpenrds, the most extractdisary barvaion - | ever offered im th tion of our community in a per- | af S great an excitement as that which | Lock at them. Clerk Board of Canal Commissioners, 4 Pettec A MURDEROUS AYFRAY IN THE STREST—ONB MAN STABBED, AND ANOTHER HAD HIS SKULL FRAC- ‘TORED. ‘The police of the Ninth ward. shout 20’cloek on Sun- dsy morning. arrested two sailure belouging to the Venice. Capt. Harlton. foot of Ohrie! wlreet, Robert Barney and Witham Lunaan, former charged with infletiog a murderousstab fy she abdomen of James Black, with ap intent to take bis life; and the setter is cebu: with inflicting a severe blow on the head of James Dunfy easing a fracture of the «kui. an injury that in ali probanility will eanse death The facts in this des- penite affray wie rimply as follows, as represented to the police It reams that about 2 o’elock om Suaday morn- lrg four men named Janes Black James Dunty, Patrick Hare 4 Motawley, were mg West sticet ch their way home from a dance and m near the corner of Barrew, they were necosied by the Lwo mnt ratmed Lebert Barney and Wiliam Lanna, Some con pb pared between thew, aud angry words ensued, Varney treek Block ® blow with ® knife whe lepgib. Alm he sam Dunty a violent biow ou the hea of wrod, which felled bim tu the gee notwilistanding lie was severely stabbed, aged bold of Barney, and euceceded in holding bum fat he urrival of cificer Knapp who heard the aiaen x the assailant into custody. Officer Knapp then gave the alartn rap, cod Superintendent Curloek. officers Meade. Prost, Lelects, and Turner, were Foon on the spot. and Barney was son- eyed to the station house. as was tikewiee the injured min, Officer De Boyee, on bis way to assist on hearlag wn struck sith & heavy stick d Brick, the alarm given, found James Duufy lying inscnsible on | the sidewalk, at the corner of Barrow and West streets, aud astich of wood lying near him; at that time Luo- nan wax making his e-cape up West street; the officer | | pursued him, tok bin into custody. and conveyed him upposing him to be'the man | uiao to the station house, who had just inflicted the injury, he injures men, as | ion ani | | the Captain of police sent for Drs, Franktinand Henry, ne ts < ae: | who attended forthwith, and rend But if the Empire was not proclaimed in France | on the tenth of May, another event, almost equal to | ‘Well a the prisoners, were taken to the stati ved every assistance iu thor power, The wound on Black was found to be severe, the intestines were protruding some two feet through the jucition made by the knife; they were rey by the | doctors, the wound dressed, und the patient sent to his | resivepce, at No. 41 Clarkron #ireet, The head | of Dumfy bad received a very severe blow: he was quite invensible. and. wpon examination, Dr. Franklin divcovercd w fructure extending some two und three- quarter inches, which pressed close upon the train. A | turgieal operation was then performed. aud the fractured ortion of the +kull removed. which seemed to have the Restred effcet, as the paticut, in about six hours aftor, re- | covered his reason sufficiently to recognise his friends. | Justice Meech was sent for, who held au aave morlem ex- | Rmination in the ease of Black, who was made aware of . ‘ | his dangerous condition by the Justice, Me then made but one calculated, and designed by its author, to | his statement, ina very cool and deliberate manner, the The prisoners were ’ identitied Bar- rey as the man who stabbed him. and Lunnaa es the head with a club, The then both remanded back to prison, by | longer. substunce of which we give ubov then brought before him. and he at o ‘ man who struck Dunfy on t prisoners w Justic art. 10 await (he result to the jujured men, | The two injured mea have tiuilies, and reside a Clarkson at his recovery The police ma’ | knife which Barney threw away tempt. U'Harw and McCauley wore de which time the Turney has not been so loag on bourd ube vessel. | curred hist evening. shortly before ten o'clock, ina por- ter houre in Mulberry street. between two rowdy parties, who first used paving stones brickbats, and other dan- enemies. as well us some of their friends Ta afew mo- ments afterwards the ruffians retreated to the street, whi effect on the por-ons of Thomas O'Brien, Patrick Waters. and Jobn Malopy. ull of whom were severely. amd perhaps fatally. injured im the left breest thighs, neeks, armns, Ke. “Phe Sixth ward police mustered stvong at the » conveyed to the hospital by the police for treatment. man. editor of a German newspape two gentlemen; and the mac $500. to answer the charge Tue Tireatnes, fer our readers to the advertising col ed The fuct of every one buy Knox he @ Limeedt entire grace Rem cheap cured, the most ne ad wrtiole th ould poastbiy desire, iy convinced $15). = fectiy. The moot iacredw out er fourth of July naxt, pr pe Att 48 Broadway, Cortiandt sireet, beluw Green w raday, June i0. and Went in America, The best couks, and the most p air. he patrons, liberally bestowed ow hig present. estat y street, which will contiave opea until Zuert, dvs White Fre for e buslioh Stoms ware Dining & T Sots, W) pices, for $250 ina Tea Sots, 44 pieces. for $10, h Sione mure Milk Pans, & very seporior article Jiness and duratility A vari fF unofal articles, in the Chins and Gl ne. vs Partioa. luriy attondedjto. J. K. KEKR, 8 Chambers strect, ua lor the Irving Houee. Hudson Kiver Ra Fares.—On and etter An approved bosom fr ze Adama’ svperior ys Under-Shirts. Untixe otner friends, their lizht. soft haracter wins for thusa an endurin: actachm WAY & ADAMS, An Ho- siery and Luder Garment Manufactory, 61 Broadway, op- posite Niblo’s Gar t Warning. one a the Lake Land tice that ant For $2 ders who are not Lote and Farias will near few shares Why does everybody call foe Bogert’s premium, (silver medal.) ine cut Cavendish Touaceo, amp? Bogert seems to have m pew mode of manu the con Trincipal d pt Tapensry throe-ply © the ait, a », Pardoe ion Tapestries and 3 They will be sol English Bloor O14 elegant new msi bie, #6: BL Glortous!—Kr Carpeting # sud glittering colers, maznificvat, And Koroll ngties never befocoexitbited, wh HIRAM ANDERSON'S, Also, Ameriona theres at Be. per yard, of elegant sow Excelsior —Only tour shillings per yard, for beautiful Ineraim Carpets of large seroli sad sinall figures, at UIRAM ANUEKSON 8, No. 99 Eie- oe Be patvern Ingraia Carpet » 38. 6d, Ge. 6d. end 7a. per Also, common ingrain and Stair Carpeting, at Is, 6d., ce., 2a, 6U., 38, Se. 6d, mand de, W. & T. Lewis, Cerpet Upholsterers, No. 452 Peari atreet, ure rolling Tapestry Brossels from bs. to Ye. per yard, and they aieo offer thei large rock of ingrain, Three plys, Stair, avd other Carpets, Moasic Rags, Oil Cloth, Mais and Matting, and ali other arrieles councs with the trade, as low ag any ether house fn th Great Bargains In Carpetings.—Peterson & HUMPHREY, 379 Brosdway, corner of White stroy having purchased Inegely at she late I tion salen, w divpone of the enme at Che following prices :—Rieh Vol- ee, 126; Tapert Os.; Brussels, Se.; Theee-ply, 70. to Bs; ‘ains, ds. to Sil osher goods equally low. Canal Street Carpet Store-—Now is the tine, If you want to make a caving of fifteen per cent, oali at 70 Cunil atreet, B.A. PETERSON & CO'S, an U will fd good, Ingrnin Carpets, four ¢hittings pe are 1y, Rov 2 Pinto te p 4 ment of Taporiry Velvets. sper yard, Tapestry Brunsei ‘4189, 2 large and splendid Knotted Straw BonnotemA new and rich ftyle; Blond Lace do, the richest patterns in the market; Binck Straw do, beth open and oloso; Misves’ Leaton work ang thick straw Bloom Leghorna, a Boys’ Hota: besides an aricty of other atylo Bonnets, comprieing the best m ‘the bowt ehapes fo be found in the city. at moderate prices, at No. 6 Johu street, first store from Brondway, JOHN Py SEAMAN, Show Cuses.—A large Onrws of every dovcription Silver, Koreweod, Mahogany, Hisok Wu! et style, and &t short potioe, by 1. K. I street, thres doors emat of Broniway, Hudson River Hotel, corner of Hoboken and Weet streets, o Lins’ ine of steamsabips ne Canal abe. fenow open for the re on Hiver Katirond, £ the Crosse & Black wetl’s Pickles, Sauces, Catq Mustard, Re. in 6 2 Pale Al " ietoria, fe 1 JOUN DUNCAD yen eaoh, lauding $, 407 Broadway. ‘ultimately expand, and the gross incom» be compara tively large. This will give greater dividends, and make such investments more profitable. cumstances, it appears reasonable to suppose that moet of the stocks upon the list will advance, In many there is a margin, which, under ordi- | by addressing nary circumstances, would, without doubt, be covered ; > RE but with large receipts of gold dust from California, and large transfers of foreign capital to our markets, it cer- tainly appears to us as though almost any investment ave vt this time, which has not a xed rate of interest , must, before the Lapse of many months, pay havdecmely on the outlay. from Liverpool, bri parts of Enrope 1 market and tho ays proviows to meonds Diamond Jewelry —Dia- bey pl ce cre gr watt ‘at $28 per carat. Jewelry at the manu- made by re- d'brsdwiy, soruer of DAVID RAIT, Manufacturing Jeweller. they comec.”—Thompeon’s he focus of at , 805 Bromdway, Up- town Fashtonable Ciothing Empurtum. INROK & CO. Prices ubus Fat Under these efr* Jers. Sales rooms, yvirh diamonds on front 2,002; enumell The As oth! s Serene, S18 Or adway are later intelligence from o Cheap Summer Cloth and elegaurty vtting wuit ot oir te the large dep e—if you wanta tot Mewre. SITU & KEC e now to their « thing, in addition to & large stock of p make all sorts of choiv vihere had bes peeulatcirs and exporters, at full pri with the exception of Indian e 1g Gaaskest--Hooper & Brother No, 10) Fuitou etrevt. aud Ny, d33 Pearl street, made exte sive improvements in tyeir steam lepartment, aod added Looking Glaser throughout t ‘The severe drou; m aud moderate thowers, higia ‘The harvests are The money market remaias with. : sts do not look for any further re- | ALY wack wich Money has been a drug so long, that the supposition is, a more active demand will soon spring up. Gold mining shares bad been extremoly flat for several days previous to the departure of the steamer. ‘The news from Australia had not been a9 favorable as anticipated, and shares had declined. The Sierra Nevada Gold Ores Mining and Crushing Company have, in con sequence of unexpected difilcuities in carrying out its objects, returned, in full, the deposits, and cloed up the k enterprise, Quotations for shares generally, show u de- | @TOLEN—HORSE, WAGON, AND HARNESS—THB United Kingdom looked promising had been followed by wa ly conducive to the grow likely to beabundant. ri the pabii 1 Plate (oraamental y arc nowable to soll Hit ond mauo-tny frames) Looking Glasses, Portrait a. at reduced prices, and offer groat induce- inents to pure! duction in the rates. may the Shirts made at Grevn’s establishment, se, be adjudged the best manu ‘They are 40, in fact; and every one who wears them | makes the admission freely. Rich Frene! Faye & Co, No. aper Hangings.—Thomas ri atroet, near M dison, rivg patterns of eve . te. are cares " te to the retai epartiment. Workmen abteng TOMAR FAYE & CU..435 Poatl street. T. Gilbert & Co.’s improved Zoltan Planos, | ew York warcroom 3?3 Broadway, corner of Anthou, rect and opporite the Broadway Theatr assortment ot Pins 5 known style in wr withone thetimproved A sltw wold atgroxt bargains, The ine re now coming into The bids for the $200,000 loan of the Indiana Central Railroad Company were opened according to the an- nouncement, yesterday afternoon. There were bids for $535,000, over $500.000 of which were at over ‘0 por cent. ‘The $200,000 offered were awarded at prices varying from 95 10-100 to 97 72-100, making an average sale at 95 85-100 per cent, which is the beet price yet obtained for a western railroad loan, The following wero the suc- cesetul bidders :— Clark, Dodge & Co Clark, Dodge & Clark, Dodge & Clark, Dodye & C Clark’ Dodge & TVeas.—The best Assortment of Fine Teas will be found at the swore uf the Canton Tes Cow Chatham street, (between Pearl and Roosevel:, ) Tea Retablishmentin the city, We assure our readers they can de better tian el-cwhere. either at whole retail, They have new no dranch store: Patent Cotton Felt Mattresses for private mbuate, shipt, &e., ¥e., manufactured Paria Steam Wad- Mattresses possess many oe over hair or any other kind now ay b@ mentioned the following, vi pereeut cheaper than hair, ad will retain their ela gainst all kinds of vermin—arc by far toemost heaithy bed that can be used, and will be found te be a grent reliever of rheumatirm—are easily renewed, ah- the most cleanly de dwellings, hotel 2 Mervin & Gould. and very great dy made, among wh ict ak or mat down Clinton Gilbert Ciinton Gilbert ork no dirt. and m1 Clinton Gilbert by R.& 9. M. STEBBINS & CO received for an: ct. Dunfy was subsequently sent to the City Hopital; however. but hitle hope is eptertained of very effort to find the bar failed in the at- itined in eustody, Withesees. Luntan, one of the accused parties, has and four children, rexiding at Cocy mans, ‘on the North river, afow miles south of Alvany. and had been a hend on board the sloop, about four months, during sain says he conducted himself well, John Thomps No. 59 Broadway. 3 A. Wylie, Jr ther with Bolsters sud terere ure invited to cail as above, and examine an article of Felting, prepared expressly fur thelr Charles 8. Francis. .. Wm. & Jno. O'Brien, Wm. & Jno. 0'B: Wm. & Jno. O'Brien, Wm. & Jno. O'Brien, Mervin & Gould size wanted, to, Peet Hair Dye.—Batchelor’s eelebrated Liquid Hair Dye ir the best yet discuvered for coloring the hair or whiskers the moment it isapplied, The wonderful eave aud certainty with which this favorite and old sstablisoed Hair Die pervorms it astonishing, ELOR’S Wig Factor, 10, oF applied, at No. 4 Wallstreet. Copy she Rowdyirm—Three Men Shot-—-A desperate fight oc- Wigs and Toupees.—Batchelor’s new style pronounced the most perfect imitation of nature MR. THOMAS PORTER, OF 234 THIRD AVENUE, ery superior article should Will call at the desk of this office, ho will get a letter trom England. NFORMATION WANTED. late of Curricane, near will please send. hi master, Keysburg, Ln gerous missiles, with much effect on the heads of their MISS FANNY MOORE, van, county of Cavan, Ireland, address to George F. Adams, Post: ‘an county, Kentucky; or to J, 0, William street, New York. F MISS JULTA CARR WILL SEND HER ADDRESS to Union Piace Hotel, she will reveive triend in California, in the'eity. Copy the adres, Liquid Hatr Dy: jon, the very beat GOURAUD'S some of them fired several pistol shots. which took ‘exception or re a fi e of disturbance. but Vefore any of the desperadoes could be recured. they escaped. Ail the injured parties were O71 Walker sicest, Cristadoro’s celebrated Liquid Hair Dye, POLITICAL. r whiskers instanter, upon natu: nanan nn i HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF the Fourth ward are requested co mect at No. S10 ing, May 31, 1852, at 8 o'clock the General Committe JACOB F. OAKLEY, Chairman of the Ward Committ Charge of Lilet aguinst an Editor,—tiustavus A. Now- called the New Fork Staats Zeitung. publishea at No, 214 William street, was arrested on Saturday. and taken before Justice Stewart, ona chuwge of publiching a libellous article in the snd paper. on the charuoter of Win, Schluter, editor of ano- ther German paper called the New York Demokrat. The niatter appears to be an editoriai squabble between the strate, in order to keep peace between them, held the accused to bail in the eum of for coloring the bai rincipler, and war Pearl street. on Monda: pursuant to «call of ‘Private rooms Whiskers and Moustaches ced in six weeks, by using Grahw Thousands of cit} P. Bicxronp, Joun Ripper, ENTH WARD.—THE DEMUCRATIC REPUBLICAN Electors of the Tenth ward are requested tv meet on ovening, Mey 3ist, at 8 o'clock, at Cublingor’s, No. w street, opposite the Market, to make arrange- to Tammuny Hall, to ny Positively n beshown, proving jubstances. Weare at lierty to refer to ©. Hicks, 462 Bleecker stree Dottle; sent to any part of the conntry. Adarem RG. GRAUAM, 1s Ann street. Hatr Dye.—The Celebrated Bohemian Hatr Dye is manutactured and sold. wholes Hadacn street, at lower puffed "xo much ‘The entertainments announced for this evening are sueh as cannot tail to draw large audi- ences For the particulars at each establishment, we re- ments toanareh in procersi weratic republican nemin more, tor President wad Vieo Pre, i W. McLEOD, Chairman. je and retail, gt 297 hi ‘The Bohemian is warranted to color instartly a beautifal black or brown, which will not fado Whav's nobody's business ts everybody's business. Jf your hairs gray, you color by using DAVIS'S Nahveng, wh: te of he hair, and re-exciter to action the upply the co uring material. EWS PROM THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION. — their Hats of itor of the Pewter Mug. Fi ngements to receive sontinnal intellirenc from the Baltimore Convention during its session, by Morae’s telegraph, woich will be announced at the f 0ON RE reweive’ can restore ity former stim inter the ro minvie glands whi gTentest viseovery of the age. THOMAS DUNLAP. Sealy ox is an in- artist in bis wetting up head ornaments he gay © nating—the old mod etaid— and in getting up ng ant summer hats he SPECIAL NOTICES. OTICE.—PANAMA KAILKOAD COMPANY.—OFFI- cial information Lae been received at this office, tha: She ra¥ road haw been opened for travel to Frijola. th. station above Bujio Soldado, road is opened to the crossing place onthe Cha: from Avpinwall, at 9.204. Bf. RANCIS SPIRS, Secretary. > Grand street neton street, $62 Hudson street, 127 nd 111 Houston stree' Trroaiway, 270 W where vices aud the best of Hats can st oll times be pro- Remark the advertisement In the Heraid For the prevent, and until the ar matic \incture tur bleaching te teech oud 3 dhe trains leave dail Frijoln at 3PM, Fanams Kaiirons New York, May 18, loos DINAVIA.~ THIS extra mecting on Me jonse, No %) Greenwich We are Wonderfully Mode1When it Is « homman being throws cut several pounds of the refuse of wnimal matter every day, through the pores of the corditions ¢ suljects for serivus eo impart hewlth aud Bogle's Hyperion Hicleaivva for removirg tan and eruptions of the wl ‘The lastie a mort delicious at st of May, at tke t, for the purp vr to the whole out Iuid for tae hair, ward system a ir ibustrious countryman, Ole Buil ill be kept lo a style niiness unequalled by any establish a mole tor shaving. leaves the face ax emooth as a pivoe of rate to purity the shin. and to protect its of thie Y tin, and all of them RNER FESTIVAL.—THE SOCIAL TORNV sengoged: ond everything wil be done to merit f the poblic, #howe favors have heretofure piversary, at the Gariem 1 street, Fourth avenne, vour the rajiroad. Ladies are free of chur, rtreet, Boaton da, 10) Palton street. avd Biee & Sinith, 245 Peorl street, and by the deaggistaand perfumers through fut the world, Veogeamme—P adcrers wil he d F the best per ¥ } and the why le will conc! favorable westher, the f rtrval will take place the nm \O BE LAUNCHED Ff 18 matchless and wot unpl Wiseaso as diroetly and SHIPYARD OF ©. unerringly as the word as fail conuected with tt. i does it strengt stowach, and give tone . and all the reeretive orzaus, but it literally builds ap thy stem—repoiring the dilapida debility, and making the patient, as it were. s new To Women, eu ring from the t to their sek and Its operation is abselutely n and fortify the Vigor te the alimentary jan D. Binson amd nded by Capt. A. C troud—Reduction of \ 1 the thronsh fares between Now | York aud albany, on tho Hudson River Muilroad, will be | recuced to $150'0n il the trains, i} ma caused by sick: pee = iy eee OF ST ANNE'S CHURCH. ASTOR piace on Tuesiny, v.of Pittsburg w patrick, of Boswue "PRE DED! uline disorders fewte orcanization, itis the he appesred to bo fast the Hight Key d 1s one of Ray & cow erving influen Vookseliers, and at the de fty cout por dott) reovine unless ei, Omiss 18 Folton: MMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF Regiment, New York st SAR Re NNN RR —_ - — et the leading MONE X MARKET, Sovpay, May 5 «0 of the stock market, yeu nection lower than at the ut the week price tivity of speculators produced a bears have been indiood by a fail- ing off in tome of the leading fancies to cell rhortto a under the impression tbat tho dd ecntinue to run down; but the bulls have proved too strong tor Uhe opposition. and easily arrested the There appears to be no appre- henrion on the part of holders of stocks of any import- They ean hypothecate with te margin, and ut euch low rates of interest: that there ix no difficulty in carrying large lots of fia clee, and there is TAILORS OF T inary meeting uf the € at Michael Gatiuey'e New York. —A_ preli the above tesde will take th Williom street, this es ments for participatin. the dictingtished pate Provitonal Committe JOHN HBALY, Pros. downwaid mevement, ant depreciation in prices ONE HORSE.) A fore, very little danger of aay Wack, aerate great dectine volong as this state of things continues, to afford every facility f The rapid accumulation of specie compels to extend their discount line, so as to moderate as much a6 porsible the eflect of eu brokers come in for their share of the expaurion. abundance and eheapness of money must attract spe ock securities which have ro long by neglected, and which bave nov yet been aected by ihe rpectlative excitement of the past twelve months Btocks generally axe, at thie mome they have bees within the past twelve mouths and most of thove on the list ere considerably below the average of This may ecem strange to thowe who have not carefully watched the market for some time past, Lut it is true, notwithstanding the active specula- Intion in Wall street during the whole of the present fearon, When money was worth from seven to tweive per cent per annum, quotat: above those now curren! The banks are dixpose SALE~A D. nud s bail bands bic Cou trot on the re hb a dead weight, aud the & WaZoU, in three a yyacomy ta chrve | supply of demeatie A SALE~A BAY 4) cnn go @ mile in arch avenve w » much lower than —A TWOSEATED ROCKAWAY Wac PORK SALE—A FAMILY ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, for one or two horace Will be wold cheap. Apply at SAMMIS & oF &t 2A South street, RSALE~A LARGE SQUARE BOX WAGON, BUL for an Express Wagon ‘ been weed bot FERTY'S Carriage Kepositc A HORSE, WAGU. ‘The Loree ia vix kind in single or éoab he past two years, bas deem ured but ‘9 Henry atre: at WM. RAP. 8 for stocks ruled far si This is au ineouvisteney diffl- cult to reconcile to cur mind. but only one of those frequently met with in the rtoek exchange, Compara. tvely. prices for stocks which yield dividends not fixed but depending upon the extent, of their business, should ule much higher than the quoted rates, The dividends paid by raliroud and tranvportation ovmpanies, of all kinds, must, while the country continnes in such a highly Prorperous condition, be large, and the stock of these companies ehould, of corse, command highor prices, When money is worth in (he market three and four por cent per annum, and stock investinonts pay tem and twelve per cent per aunum, it follows that such securities must be worth considerably more than under other eir- cumstances, When money is worth iu tle market more than there stocks pay in the shape of dividends, thoy muet command # proportionate price movement in the money market is in favor of lower rate of interest. and of oourse higher prices for productive Stocks, Invertment in stocks is now the ouly way to realize the etandard rate of interest for money; and aa cupital accumulates, rates of intvrert decline, and the Aifficulty experienced in ewploying cap tial increases, at- tention must be more generally turned to stocks, and thelr market val fooner or later be realized. The cheapnons and exovaaive | Frise aecur closing vp Ww AND HARNESS.— fe warranted sound; stands without tying, The wagon has beon used bnt @ sort time, and ivof the erder, in thiscity, Will be #0 on scoount of the owner Io Mrery stable, 140 Chureh street. ORSE AND CARRIAGES—FO Mare, 5 years old, 1 SAD AMAT, | sowvnnermmarer Wn hands hdgh, sound, ouit entice tn 0, & Rockaway | ote aud whatts) Wiis sore een rum bat a el \. Apply at the livery stable No. 26 Fourth street, gear Sixth and are iu ¢ NO PHYSICIANS.—A DOCTOR'S WAGON FORS: built by Wood & Co., tu good runniay order wl sold cheap torcarh, arthe owner is Apply tod. O'Neil, No. Si University place, near Twel BRATED TROTTING HOSE | Reston He riands 15 ba At present, every ore old, of @ bri Lay dagen | ntoa Course in two minutes thirty-nine og been beat in any trot be h i sound, andcan be seen for one week at the of ISAAC WOODKUPE, Third svew goconds, never hi WikE WANTED 24% more than thirty. afeetiounte, and r ieiters. | __ ABTROLOGY, &o CLAIM OF L¢ n. Rimo, | of Dr, Kebaek. must muteriall of two. huade 0 standing for bristion mean but fair and and he everythin For and Bye Surger Jenback, nuriste aud oeulteta 7 or hy letter, av bu) nd wey, opporite Nibly's, from aight to four, d all dieoasos of theenr mad oye. Dra, HOR D. woold merely eny that they have devoted many years to the study aud treatment of thie special bronah of the pro- feesion, aud baye numerous lostimoniats of suc Dra. Heath & Dil- Ay be comaulted, personally supply of money, will not only have Ul prices for #tocks generally, but {t will have a most favor: able influence upon the operations ef each company re. prevented by these stocks, ‘Travel and traffie on all rait- roads must rapidly increase, rates of fare aud freight will for ton yenrs before eal beating the Pi itadelpiin Inv yar. LAGAN F.JONK: All lettere to € religiously attended ‘to, if prepaid trologion) Aluenme gratis, w | an ore ne fa neidom met within * lifetime, have courage or Mill nner FeKret I Fost om strictly comidential. te sbreet, will be $ 5 BPE ABD. 1032-08 ATURDAY, THE 22g 8 to bein or about the I h, dark blue led onso, id bael ‘Malignoy Ger of Muy, ‘use, alwéy's 20K) atiached. Lh hiack lesther Pook! t Book, eontatni three $10's om the Butehors* and Drove $10’ on the Chemical Bank; three $f Che other sumil bills on Will receiy 2 REW ARD —LOST, oN” SATURDAY, MaY = A yA it $75 ov Ost, ON THE live MAY, BETWEEN ty ete, in Broad wa: tl the store, 64 John othe above rev LOST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, G5 REWARD hg ast Broadway, & dlack tin f Terrier P done tail, eather colar, with the above reward and ¢ him ay above, REW4KD—FOR RETURNING A BROWN WORSE, iy ite fac *, ad te ao tthe left eye, which strayed, h inet. from the Third avenne, wer of Forti al RICHARD DALY.Ne, ET whied avonteee OWNER WANTED FOR A LADY'S ENAMELLED Fi . vith chain attaches. the ow an have same by proving propert ‘&:, ply at No, 120 Prines streets daub ike | Pig tsticee DOLLARS REWARD—ON THE 20TH OF ay, abont7 o'clock, P. M., ® Pooket-book, about wrdnches long and two wis ‘taining abont in nk bille: three diferent no! ‘er; Lost hetwes thavenue, and Washington Dri ington Hotel F Ferty-second atre:t will return contents to M. Sherman, Washington Hotel. oive the above reward, JACOB horse ie a! hind feet w! 15ig hands high, a bright bay, with both ipo in the face. The Ww arent leather top, lined bine he wagon newly painted. The harness quite new» who said he was cap, with black frock coat; teen or twenty years of age. Whoever wall return tho Love to the stables of CONKLIN & CO., Twonty-fourth rect, between. Lexington and tes, will be Ieraily rwarded INR SE. EIS INE ART&.—ALMOST EYPKY DAY SOME STRAN- to buy raro old Bagravings, Por- ints, Landscapes, or laree modern prints fc who never know there was so large a atook in city, although [have been in the same location ten year se boughtorexchanged. JAMES B. BIGGAR, 69 Canal 4 6 of Broadw: REMOVALS. R MOVAL.—P. HOUSTON, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED from No. 4 Park piace to No. 20) Fourth street, third door from Washington Parnde ground, Terms moderate, HE OFFICE UF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFR Assurance Com! We of Londun, is removed from No.7 Graud street to A7 Washington street, corner of Mer ver street, Jersey City, where inmurance on life can be affected. Medical officers attend daily at2P. M. California riakstaken. Pamphlets containing rates and other information, aad printed California rules. furnished on application. J. LEANDEK STA) Generel Agent, £: : Hosaen, MD} ugdionl Examiners. EMOVAL.—DR. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, bar removed to 502 Broadway, between Bronme and Spring streets, where be will continue to devote his atte atin oxclusively to the treatmeut of the direases of the eyo and ear from 9 to 4 o’olocn daily. Dr. Powell's Treatise on the Eye, $d edition with plates, can be procured at his office. Ivet imported, a fresh supply of beautiful urtificial eyes, which can be inserted without any pain or operation, and Will move aud luok Itke the nuturaleye. INSTRUCTIONS. (AN JTALIAN SINGLE Laby, ACCOMPLISHED VO. ealist, Pianist, and considered as one of the bi texohors i reridinw in New York, wishes to And pleasant resi consisting of two or three rooms, fur- Bisbed or unfuenished, with or without board. Tho rent te Be’ paid in pare by euilon in eioging, planet, or" ta the French, Teetios,Yapd Spanish Janguages, nv hich the lady Mi . as well as im music. ress “Musical Laty,” ntecr V, Kerald ofte : OMMERCIAL ACADEMY—WELL KNOWN EVENING Class for young men, solely for Arithmetic and Book- keeping. Five dollars « quarter. From 7 til 9 in the evening. 298 Sixth avenue, HUN CH LANGE AGH PROFESSORS RICHARD AND Mouton wig eommanee & new 2 of luegona in Froneh en this Sist, at 7 o'clock. at No. S5L Broad 36 of learning French, by em= braciog their pepaiar mud advctual system, can ina short time acquire & practieal Imewledge of that useful and Veantiful language, )RENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH CONVERSA- tion and tracsiation, Blemontary and higher cla cal Institution, Lectnres on the Koman, man laws, Teilering has removed f: street to 577 Broadway, second floor, where instructing in the above tranches, and teaching tue mu languages after the Ollondorthan ENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER, (MADE. If. Giavelli ) continue to impart instructions in the nable Danves de Salon, at theie avsdemy, 659 Groad~ way Ly their simple method of teaching, a fw lessone will euffice for ary lady or oman to kequies & gracotul an¢ easy style of executing all the popular dance ANGUAGES—A GENTLEMAN FROM EUROPE, eho haa revided soue time in the United Siatoe, offera hie services to the public ns proferser of the n, Grek, French, German, Valisn. and Spanish Jangueves. He ta cuntivent that be enn give ao inrigit into sie alinats these and the Bagli Isnuiage, 60 ay materially te shorten the time necessary to oltuin a perfect kaowlolie of edb. Please adsre T. H., at the office of this pry ANCING ACADEMY, 110 GRAND STRE POURTIE ver trom Broadway.—P. Saraceo, gole teacher of the new and fashionable Dances, well known in Aviotics, Will keep open his Suloon every day during the suuimer, for elnewes and private lose (for practiee every morning and evening, ae manal. Avery fewy lessons are enough to fern Gus LADY oF of foroing an enya teaches ali the English brane! icand would make herself generally usefal in either e capecitirs. A tine addressed to H. U, No. $ Broad- way, will meet with sttention, oP ase Barbies NATIVE OR Panis, to-commence 6 ciara of French conversation for thuse who have already mome knowiedgs of that tancunce, who rs te prastise it al class for thowe esmmoncings deme Barbier can be sen every day, from 3 to 5 o'6loel at 665 Broadway, Terms moderate, ie DENMANSHIP.—OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, HAVING closed ris classes, will continne to give’ private ine firuction in the art of penmanship. Terms ten dollars for the course of ten lessons, and © satisfactory improvement evarantied tu all, Rome 289 Broadway, first evruer above the Irving House, MUSICAL. QOLIAN PIANOS —1 ALLET, DAVIS & York warer te publishing ve exeortinent Be udoir Pian DiIANC —~WANTED, & wd whale Good VO PRINTERS. NO PRISTERS.—FOR SAL. A LARGE BYVRAULIG Standing Press. end» neton Mand Prone, wath selfin tin ply te RM Hoa & On, Gold atpeat PPO PRINTERS.-A CREAT VARIBTY OF W Metal Type for rule As it has be ino time, it vill “he wold on very jonable ter Herald Ruitdines DRY GOUnS. EW MANTILLAS, $1 AWLS, SILKS, PRESS GOODS,— Cro ot the best 't, comprivtag every Variety of rtyle an Va sand pomt Laces; Kieha i; Ta- ble Cloths, Naphine ere) Trt Vite RIBGONS. WHITH by the Hun ela sortment of Trin iy $Jobu | PE BOWERY EAvi STORE WILL | yened on Monday morning, May Jt, with new ard fresh etook of Dey Goods, © hich hawh under every advantage of the feason und times f fore havin c tly, we have net hove tule, uth fons for doing a lai J anticipate, by ovr oxertions, to gives uweronscartemers We sball expove fore and the faMjowing days of pext week, sor Caer before seen in Amerten; and in rege de Laives, Lawns, FW. EY & C ACK LACE MANTILUAS, PARIS MADE; SOARFS, inte, &e.: » & splencid assortment of Cambric isetter, with Rleover be }, in styles recently : in Paris, of varione itiful derigua, togerior varloty of Point d’Atencon, Honttom, and tinitation \oatreoeived by A KERKK & CO., 761 B . Lotween Fighthand Ninth #trootws 125 Bowery. ILLUSTRATED HY DROPATHIC complete ayeter of tydivop ted werk, with over au tomy: p d the pre. ‘BE end by- ceof water (Abs tan tevlod ves tsenntially IAL. ; YOUNG LADY OF NOT nee OF Wy ltigent, araiadie, locking —-Ameriean, Bngiish Ti subsoxiber is's waa of renoh, Ge teiligent, enterprisiog, unbitions, nteel, alfectionnte, te od looks perrace, vir eu, and owever married. He a in jewelry hue he ycure. Lert most of bis nonoy by Le is very desirous to become & anwband and farber ry w lade Mf there wee mutufl attachmonty If, 8 Hed hnetand could be—provided the dy could Woan, him $5,000 oF $10,000 to start ia. by on 1é from a good temily, and an American, Ho will © whexovptionable relercnees ty disinterested parties, d bushwnd; aw and thoew that, @ wnoveh to venture an interviow, u dressed to T. $. ¥., New York stiting where an interview can be bad, will be Nin fem rans elvanee for Colma to Get sr " j } | |