The New York Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1852, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7187. _ AMUSEMENTS. Samana ERY THEATRE —MON DAY, mance, Doors open at 1; curtain rises at 13g Hl be papaented th the cot NYC THEY DEATH Mr Stevens | Estevan... FORTY TH: ‘EVES, | NING PERFORMAN¢ EH ~-Doors open at i ur tran 6 o'sheek wi JULY 5 —AFTER- ES. TORWENT. MONTES rem es King ofBavaria. * Or AL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.. July 5. Morning per ami 6. Morning renee, commencing a a) the WHITE gorse oF THE PEPE RAE, 1K St Hur. Horbert | Elisubeth. TERNOON PERFORMANC "ag ebaeeirr ing at two ok, with the drama of Miles 0.3 seco Mtr, Redmond ee gins Maisie. rm Cait dlarke G@ PERFORMANCB- cana at 8 o’slock, (THE RaGGeED Mr. Pos | Lit " i Maceensie, oy he Mit TIPPERARY LEG. tHE BVBEIS Pag Re RE. “Head rmed that « Goat writ appear in one of rehar ‘Brabaw . agg hea toy istingalshed actin Tre a3igivan 4USEUM—P, T. Manager and Proprister, Joke Ggsonwood, 3s. ascee. se, Uirectur of Amusements oi? covte Children under 10 yoars, elebration of the ric: on 2, Which, a this esta) lishment, on this occasion, TRANSCBNLS ALL PARALLEL, sore wili be delightful, appropriate and excellent PERFORMANCES EVERY HOUR, ft) during the ‘day ana evening. #0 that im this de- COOLEST SPOT IN NEW YORK, of flags, tie fring of foux de joie, the » he band, the shouts of the merry, and the versary of A ioe iSsGmenn yeast oF INTRLLECT beat time rea for the popular appetite. tthe Ballustradeand-tie © tis NINETY-TW) WINDOWS ¢Musevm, will afford the mt superb and satisfactory » iw the city o&the RAND MILITAY PARADE at bight prevent a picture of the ew the Serpedts from Guin ores the most colossal 4? of the serpent kind extant, measuring, FEET IN LENGTH, agin every respect truly wonderful, Besides those, e A GIGANTIC OSTRICH, ‘1@ burning Deserts of africa, admitted to be the bird im the world, the only ono of this kind in Ame- ho enormous Anacondas, - curious and amusing exhibit of tivnal creation to pein also. the Uhiuese Coll: ctio the entirely no GOMGRDUEORIETTAL SApreat. ex Sculpture, prepared expressly for this Museum, by artists, imported from bi 4 Byron and the Greeks, 4 "Noor Diamo: named personages, sti SS Lecture Room in the morning, at ‘gak, the pretty ple ®IN THE SACK, I 2 o'clock, also at 4 prelock, tl “ we. penta of THE PATRIVI'S fag, nt G o'clock, and also at hatf-past 8 titel domestic Ee byecieh of ANY oy ALL TRE REST ‘OFTHE WEEK, y, the he 10th of July, every DS, M1 ‘guccessful dramatic fe piece of THE ViL! wday, Thursday, and Friday afternoons, a variety of dively and ma givegieg Pieces, “insingand dancing. ‘RISTY’: SoraaE BUUSE MeCUANICS' HALL, ‘NO (2 Broadway, above Grano wet —Opon every night i the week, until furthers Prising an officient @ at 8 o'clock, fully informed ws MINSTREL: AT MINSTREL Hall, foward aud Grand streats.—O; B ROA DW y Y TMEATKB.—&. a. Matseani to Losses.— Deore Pirner 7; to commenes at7: Monday evening, J ine ill be rd the ly ee IRELAND Ao A IN AND Ca td Pusce, BRI LYN Brian... ... Mr. B. Willfates | Shela. IBLO'S GARDE. AGER, MR. JOHN SEFTON: ; Ticket: natey Gadd ig eyed A Doers open att; flock. Monday, . ocommence at 8 c'elock. Monday, Joly Aster which, Dancing by the age HBS “OF 1 Ballet company. Concluding with Bs STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE. TICKET! 60 CBNT: A Children balf price Meg cpneoon bd 25 rai Bk July 5, two performa commencing at 3 o'clock t' afternoon, ard at 8 o' elovk in the 6 rag Don ae iS ened wen ays, 2 iH or ane ineniicene oats, will appear iv serious and comic panto! 7 ce jon, on the tight end slack rope, So. hie aen” —TUESDAY, JULY 6, THE ‘ompany will perform Donizotti ALLE DU REGIMENT (the Da je (the Daughter of the Regi e (the 8 t), Mons. Gras ag by th Ballot company. IBLO'S—MONDAY, JULY 6,-GREAT COMBINA- —The French and Spanish dancers, Mile. Pou- gand and Mile. Soto; together with Milo. Lavigne, Mile, Drovet, Mite. Leeder, ab ane Monee: Aftor which, dancing by the alles a which, daneing by the Balley Company In which Mrs, Johu Drews ite and Mra Blaks, Me. J. W, Lester, Mr. Howard, Mr. Andrews, and ones Conover, will psi hy the Ballet Crimpnay. , the Preneh Company will pi Pree TN FILLE. DUREG mi aughter of the Regiment ) Ml, Floury Jolly. Mons. Dabrian; Opera of Hortonsins. . © ASTL ‘ a ALA DAY.—PRO gramme of tho Grand Festivities for Mownay Evenina, deny 5 bo'clock; Performance # commeneo at 8 precisely, presented a ney grand by titled ATARINA or the Queen of the Bandits, Catarina, Queen of the Bandits «Mlle C. Ronaget Count Berine, a Roman Gentt Mile Adelaide Lineina, Chief of the Amazons Ue Theresine Second Chie ie Clementine Fra Dixydlo, Licutonant Je q Sergeant, Mi Brigands, pe wertn) auxili- ‘ary aid of upwards of sixty persons. The following danges will be executed during 4 First tablean~ Pas Siratenique by M’ile Caroline Mhitery exercises by Mlle Therssine, Clementine, ‘ps de ballet. Second tableau— las Salta- ralln by Me Caroline and Mons, Ronsee. Thied tablena-- a de Roses by M'lies Caroline, Therestuc, Adelaide Clementine, Fourth tableau- The Prison Scone. Fifth rand Maroh of the Masquos by th ontire compre Masques by M’lles Caroline, Adelaide and Cle- i Cratovienne by Mile The cotch Pas de M'le Clementine and Mons in. The ballet Will conclude with the Us autit 0 de Deux Finale of y M'ileg Caroline aud Adelaiioy which has beon recoived at h performance with the mostnppreccdented applause. ‘After which HERR CLIN will appear om the Corde Elastique, in & pleasic selection of his moat wonderful feats. Tutermission of half an hour for promeunda and refresh- ments, ‘Ty be followed by the com! f thy Jean Rousset, en- Colin, tover of Lisette. Mile Adelaide Rousact Lisette, daughter of Mathurin.... M'lle Clomentine Roussot Nieaise, pretended lover ot hisiiie Mt Mathosin, proprietor of the Millers, pearants, ke izps de Ballet ‘The followin, 08 will elcecnied Busing the ? Comic Pas de by Miles Adelaide, Clemoutine, ip. dawned in 010 iiss by Mh fons. Mangin Grand Dance Champetre by the y Mons, Maugin and M'lle Clementiae. clade with « magnitivent, sayin ae of ASTLE GARDEN. direction of Movs, ad every evening this A new grand ballet atom! tabieark culled THE TEMPTATION. ecProf Money, the celebrated Equilitrist, 9 his Son, Master Honey, and fore Cling, ‘Hight Rope Dancer, in “his wonderful exercin toe orchestra. Mors Guerin, ve be To be had at ail the principal Tansio stores, hotel ‘and at tho gardens. Doors open at 7; to commence 18 0 “olock. RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.— Celebration of the Fourth of July, 1776—1802 —Six Grand Performances will be given, commencing at the fol- lowing hour The firet commencing at 9 o'cluck ia the 1), third at Lin the afteraoon, fourth at G d last, at 8 in the even ‘The Model Artiste will appencas each'verformence, wi v of gtier entertainments. Por foll particulars, see bills of tho doy. Prices of admi > Leader ot ope Ey for the mrpees ot * “bistai naa ‘Oxigl 1 Rey Fates 5 Living Statuary, by Mlle Casing? 3 ‘Troupe of Medel Ar Listealtopechar witha variety. of beausitel performances. For full particulars, ag bills of oach day Admi ony seats in private boxes. ta; abage soats, with cusllon arm chairs, 3734 cents; boxos 25 sents; gallery, i2}g ernts, W. CLARKE’S BENEFIT AT BARNUM'S MU: + soum, on Thursday, July 8, 1852—Afternoon a Evening, (Hy requost of many families, will, be pas in the Afternoon, the bennti ul play LADY PeONS tn the Renton a host off Volunteers, 4 variety of Entortainemonts. Mr.and Mrs. Madam Poni i Mrs. Skerrit, ry taken in South Amerioa, on the island of a, and i# now supposed to hs about fifteon yours nds and 8 thirt: erect, but goes on ali f ed after the oran vkin aud face aro those aco and lead is that mild in digporits ag whtle the boay, ‘a The upper par Mets neclligent and very food of company. if Soon from 9 til thea five hundred Axir, and pron: WALL G4RDEN—-SEVENTY-ST sary of American Independence. Two Grand Porture mavees will be given on Monday, July 5. White's favorite troupe of Serenaders,will appear ina p easing vari int ok, previacly. Onrds of the visiter to a re- n, unger se yoars, balf price. H. ODELL, Proprictor. M ETRKOP OLITAN HALL, LOWRBK SALOON — O'Reilly's grand moving Panora a of Irelaad every ning, and on ‘here will be three exhibition \ildren half pr . es 2 2 a nd Saturday afteraou on Monday, July 5. Admise “AHUSEMENTS 1 INE BROOKLYN. JOKLYN, MUSEUM—GUAND GALA, Day. <MON. ay, Joly 5, afternoon and Eveving, a 3 a LES [1—Capt. € oN AND PYTHIAS— THE IRISH LION ivg'g, Miss. Norton. patel tl MUSEUM.—SHAKSPEARB DRAMATIC on Rogular Night, Friday evening aintion Night ~“Shertdac’ Kuowles Mt the HUNCHBACK, «nd WHO SPEAKS FIRST. which tickets may be obtained at the Musoum, om the JB, CONNOR, Prost. ott 5 Mary « py M Tim Moore, ise ving o; the 9th. M, West, Secretary. WRAV HLL 6 baa! Liat hg SPRIN ae MOST AGREFABLE Springs, and to Lynch?) ar on, Va, or Staua= t Railroad, every ‘Tuesday aud bu class pastege to Richmond by vit of $7 only, the stax 0 four days fra at ty Loxington tea miles 4 and Staunton r vonton being forty miles ue OCoUpIEd ber ween ing twenty -#e covington two ary the White Sulphur Spt and Lyncbbny nm baltimore and etwoen Baltix \akOUN AND aMsuy delphi, from Fier , through to Phila. aif hours, Pree tolass cars $% anoom sening, ears Polledal pss feo Emturant line, by st m pier No. 1,860 P.M PRILADELPHIA ¥ shrou New Jersoy Kat AtGA M., foot ot a kad Charlertoe theen, and throngn baggage oarcied iu ti DAP R MAY AND OUTE TO BALTIN: Bw Ri caers-DEGA- d the Company or woaring apparel, i Jeselt roaponsibl Zor ‘ne ions $100. For paeange ap- that only te the amone ot Lod or at tae ‘othioe on the EB STRAMBOAT FRANCIS SKIDDY WEL she food of Jay verses, for Albany, on Monday, Wednes bt Tacionk. A. M. Hudaon 7h conte. ebkeepaio, Hyde Park, Kingston, Cate- Fare to Alban, 7 BU oKRY, DENTIST, ‘tfourteen yours ab No. 27 Marray atrost, laapnoetaet urd ond ingert his premium incorraptibie , With oF withont artificial gums. Tosticoee awarded to D: we Premivm in lei7 for heving the bey «ial mincrai teeth at their Mair, DEAF SHALL HEAR. AND THR BLIND SMALL Prins atteut, ment Broadway, om fn singe tov key, Dont st, peciuen of arti: gee. --Dr. Lutener, 50 Maoovered a never fe lag remedy ti and imperfoot sight to prodace as many Wonderful discovered treatmont, pro-paid, Office hoare from® Su .eved hy bie nov! guoet centals $1, and ; Wedusi “10—leay rs Delaney etrect, R, ; Fitth stroet, Syuth Socond strost. wit ltameburg. at 8; Bri Brooklyn, 8%; © thn street, New York, apt, and pior No. 2N. Rat o'clock: ro turning atS PM abate jurniebod sa bisa: A thond of muse will accompany the beat every day, oxcopt Sunday. N. 6. All persons aro forbid trusting Any'ono on account of this boat or owne EX CURSIONS 10 THE FISHING BAX during the week. excep’ Mouday and bul sud WAKLES DEVEL treet. East river, North river, 2 & root, at 7%) \ the7th and Gen iuat., will stop at Williams Sonth Eighth atroos, at 734 o'clock ua stom pry reigns day or rew by applying to C boven: or HOG: e DELEMATER, Toot oF Foot Thictoonth street, N. %-TUR DOUBLE DECKED STEAM sxcu Pre Gener 1 Wool ona be shartered for oxenr, ut, She ia nicely fitted up, and oxpadle ef accommodnt ing from 700 to 1,000 persons. | A169, 0 large class now doable jecked Barge, snd other barges, with steamboats, Applyto CE, BARKER, 22 Soash steoet, DRIVE OUT ‘a Manston (onso, n ranead Had nd 1 o'clook, oF take tha bs natveete, ats, at foot of et nt 9 dine at 2at Kellingers, aud e turn, by boat or ears, eatiy in bho afvorngon or morning. Viisis rhe cheapert and mov delightfal trip to he take: ts ways atthe depot. No mosquitoes, Mente From Kellinger's, visiters oan soe twenty miles Hodson and t vinding ‘And water and other cofrosh © quality, OxXP rae , AGRNG HS, hen DAMS _& CO, OFFICE NO. 59 BROADWAY.—B +3 press foe California, Oregon, and the Sandwict isian * Mail & ¥ Fawonie with tie aplondid sna fast @ shall dis stoner hau extre Rape iforni h scams, by the United Siates Matt Stony Ohio, for Adpin- Jaly deh at Zo'viook, Sica to ton Monday, Pi company their goods to d h the Pacific Mil § by our Express takes precedence stoamers from P Lg Franch tv tricts, am als to Oregon and the Sandwich I quelled to transport froight, packages ee o1 mn the Stl of Ju the leparture, zy thin. ot fo weterprest condition, and ne pee eevee eh 12 Tes. welgbt, of five and & half feet ouble moasurom tharge to #hipy hy our Une for raton, ea sular certitien & CO,, N ¢ shall forward & pees Express Siorra Nevada on Saturday, ly 10th mia with the favorite steamer Now Sennen tor cisco. America, Oregon, Sandwich telands, 9b 10, te equ nect with the Golden in the wer! charge of our own speci freight agonts, through direct No deton a ad of all other reset. All ved to wa tr-day in waterpract aoudit Yee. Small pareels for our ox trooks roeuty ook day of aniling. Paaunge on amets seonred at our omhoe at the lownes ra: BERFORD & ©0., No. 2 Astor Lovie, Yeon atroot, +2 :Mra,B. Williams | from the City Hall and placed on board of a steamboat, chored in the North river, aud from thence the coffin will be taken on board the morning boat for Albany. The ob- Ject of this arrangement was to prevent a crowd coming | waintained upon this cian around the remains in (he morning, and also to prevent the unsecm)y clashing of national joy and sorrow at the same moment, ‘The remains will be accompanied to Albany by the Common Council, the Clay Association, and the Washington Grays, and also by the Senatorial committee, ‘The latter will accompany the remains to their iual rost- ing place, in Kentucky. Of this committee, General Cass attended church yesterday morning, in company with hiv friend, Mr. John Wheeler, of the Union Hotel, at St. Bar, tholomew's, corner of Great Jones street and Lafayette placo. The remainder of the commictce, consisting of Sum Houston, Senator Underwood, and others, attended Dr. Spring’s Church, mistake in hi ton. Iwas with Mr. Thomas I. Clay when he read that article, veracity of so valued a friend of his father's, as Governor Jones, should ba wuthoriz, pondent is in error in regard to his statement, He begs me tos fether ry, ap authenticated +ta and views will be m we d pressions while ing on his way ¢ have been ent lized that “the fizet of earth's sons” then what he ssid, when in foil poesersion of his gi intells et, m | rent that 1 to Gov. Jones, amd to your friend and servant, ino | on n | WATLLISON, io- | as Deb arom. Xo. vis | | com | counsel contend) ¢€ by wniding ‘our own omlice rancivco, Sac remento, 3 da FYFVillo, wud aewocios in all other importants places “aliforvia, with Expreasos ronning to al! the mining dis | pare Cy Joe's i with unrivalled | esgonable terme, | al ERFORD & CO'S GREAT CA HIFORNTAS § sour ni pre, ill de formara, Monday, July Soh pee earner . MORNING EDITION: HENRY CLAY'S REMAINS. |§: Over Sixty Thousand Persons to View the Coffin at the Gity Hall, Arrangements for tho Departure of the Solemn Cortege. THE LAST WORDS OF THE STATESMAN, ko., &e., ke. Yesterday being Sunday. animmenso number of per- sons, @ great proportion of whom were ladcios, visited the City Hali to see the coffin containing the remains of Tenry Olay, which lay in state in the Governor's Room, It was ono of the metallic patent burial cases, of the shape ofthe human body—the same asghat in which John C. Calhoun was conveyed to South Carolina, Ona silver plate were imscribed the simple words :— 009000050909000900000000000009000000000000000000000 ° ° ° HENRY CLAY. o o 0! £0999000000000000009000000000000; 0000000000000000000 | their proper jurisdiction over the distribution of the in pinim ettore, Tt was covered with crape, fringed with | domestic asvel+. ‘Thus a foreign aesiguee, appointed | ato the silver, and decked with chvicest flowers, Dr, Wood, of the Se roses. Which were laid on the breast plate cf the coffia and a profusion of beautiful bouquets. brought by ladies, wel given by Washington to the uncle of Senator Crolius, was aiso laid on the cofiin by that gentleman. nih ward. sent a carriage for a wreath of white hrown on and around the remains. A dollar piece, ‘The people were admiited by the front entrance, pase- ing im single file around the coflin, and then retiring in the rear of the building. It was caleulated that upwards ofsixty thousand persona visited the remains during the day. The entrances to the City Hall and the doors of the Governor's Koom were guarded by the Washington Grays—the guard of honor appointed by the Common Youneil. Kyery gentleman raised his hat as he entered the door of the Governor's Room, and the utmost de. corum Was observ) ‘The following note makes a necessary correction — To the Chairman of the Committee of (he Board of Alder men of New York. The accounts from Philadelphia led to the error, but we publish the above to set ail right. The embieins of mourningtill decorated the public buildings and others yesterday throughout the city, and the flags remained at half mast on the hotels, public | {sting debts, What istheussignment, but atrust, created | for (he benefit of exeditors? And how can there be cre- | 2eS.ie buildings, and sbipping, during the day. ditors without credits? To say that the debt is abso | trorp for auset dut At 2o'clock this morning, the remains were remov MR. CLAY'S LAST CONVERSATION Sunpay, July 4, 1 Janes Gorvox Buxxerr, Bsq:— Dear Sir—Your correspondent X. is laboriag under a coumnunication of the 3d trom Washing- d T canno express to you his pain that the becn culled in question. I am by Mr. Zhos, H, Clay to say that. your corres y that, if at ail, after the honored remains of bis L have been entombed, then, if deemed nece aunent of Henry Clay's opiuior Permit me to « ate to speak of or allude to those ex- illustrious author of them is yet pr his final resting ; phod—wheu the country shall ay pas m it indeli When he sha oY it shall bea mit proceeds from an earnest w je ie part to learn his clearly expressed views of pul’ a a ns, and nominees. Until them his newewet friends depr y unauthorized ex. r ms of bly Inet comversntions. I would say, fur. ther, that theet views were ole: son, ry expressed to NICHOLAS CAV ROLL To the Merny of Heniy Olay. By couse tolling we rolling ot woe fade away Thy name shall bo deatbiose In this wids, wide As it rives to hea Yet ehal! me Bebold thr In the hearts of a As she weeps by the urn Bho bids the world learn ‘There are glories that never decay And in lett Years obscuring her sight Sho traces thy name, Henry Clay. phia, July 8. 1862 K. A.M IMPORT In the matier of tb Tera J. Coates and ¢ jinst the estate of non-resident debtors, Judge Roorevelt delivered the following opinion juent debtor Is the foreign creditor. in case of a nom attachment, _~ tied to am divid ' The Judge et | i esp yes ie igo, who was a Epeclal Term, although with some hesitation. held thy nr gey yap bogie he was net Prom Wins decision au appeal ie ta akon totho | presiding. At the ls Ay hint, as the pro- | {ic chuse came ton hearing, and th y r Las the | “shed. It is stated—nnd it ix 9 fren ance that ny- | Recedway ule exprers its the right of instituting it te th rege sate cpg po yl pote tHe the non-residen dent crud the fore ign ereditor afierwar the dictribution of the asset st tted, and that the exclusion t ewith the general polie eign assets, within t d the r bran of the pr the former would seem to be elo de se. Lt first assumes that the langnage of the Statute fs to be the tote guide, and then when that langtinge tails to make the exerp"ton nied for, seeks to supply the omission by 1 terced pe Statute, in express torms, (60 ni least the ides the non-resident from comtog an attaching creditor, iu fieet ; and does not the samo Statute, in equally and more express terms doclare that “avy other creditor,’ that is, any creditor other ference | then the Ge first commencing, may, when the proce ings have been once duly instituted: come inand petition “to be deemed an ateaching err Art. 1, See And that such ereditor, wig Aik, stall itled to the same benotits and advantages as the at whore instance ¢ ortgina 1) Bee. 41. Aud does the st tbat the Trustees, to be appointed in purstai “to be trustees for all the creditors of kuch debto’ whose instance, morcover, are the proeendings of the off cet in ease of alleged error to be reviewed) ‘The siatate says aguin. “at the instance of the debior or of any ere Gitor.” And when it proseribes the notice to be published by the Trustees, announcing their appointment, it de: clares that they, the ‘Trustees, ‘shall thorein (amoug other things) require all the ereditors of such debtor to deliver their respective aceounss and demands. &o., by % dwy to be therein specified.” And when the distrbation tikes place, — whoin does the statute say to phot bo made? “Among sll those who shall fave exhibited their claims us creditors and whose debts ral have boon aseertained, in proportion to their respective demand ‘Vbue all, at their option, may be deem aviachiag ¢ tors—all are allowed t on the yroceodings—awil ace to have trustees for their benefit~all ave 10 be required toprevent their claiins—ond all vce to be invited vo par. uid Ye im the property of Wie common debtor of nil. 3 when they accept th ¢invitusoa, thu te" el, they are to be told Ut by ail, wasn rn 1OL'? CAMES wt Lewsh) pexbupe out bwo Out of two Lanured | | Iteconti ently show, Is nogtrue in point of fet; and | oy iene ne (ane -MONDAY, — 2 1852. baa ero mockery, too gross 10F sensidie ind plese we suppose them to ie alge ‘ with aan mae ‘rovncralnvowrthougine, | 212 Gelebration of the Fourth of July. | This statute too. it shonld be borne in mind, ‘im ite pre- the review, I may edd the deliberate; cautio review of thive of the ablest masterr of beg fat iagaege, | appointed far the express purpose of revising correst- | every condleion, ‘incident to the matter ia fully | | people in the Union—a people whose foreign comuneroe, ther resident or non-resident, must often have foreign creditors; and that not unfiequently the mass of his ‘ore- foreign creaitor from all share in the insolvent debices estate, they would have said so in express terms, Com~ we must presume that they intended ali (hat the word imports, As te the question of policy, it is ao doubt manner? Not by denying to the foreign claingnt his equal rete, but by reverving to the dousestic tribunals | *¥" | by and swemable to # foreign court. cannot in that character withdraw the debtor's assets from our Juris- | meddle with the property of the deceased, within our Limits, until he has submitted Himself to, and obtained of this tully. that the adiministration of a devtor's as- rots. withia ‘our limits, where our own citizens have an interest im thet shall be does it folow, that-in protecting our own citizens, wa | ‘Tie tice Lo the cilizefs of other countries? in ecoeused debtor, where, as in the case of a or administrators, waa it ever yet contended that foreign debts were not to participate? And yet the Inaguage | stronger, in the one instance, than fa tho cthei \q ot morals there is something. most revoltit jou contended for, If judicially cetubliahed, | must gothe entire length of appropriating the whole ot dent debtor's estate within our limits. to our veditors to the exclusion of the foreigner, even Trying Alou Dean Sin—Understanding ther gree meee tie. | when every Gellar of that estate has teen obtalned from ists among your citizens. in consoruence of tho body of Me, | abroad, whd. perhaps trom. that very foreigner who Clay not having beeu exposed to viow whilst Tying in atate | weks a divided, and without a dollar being paid ye leat Pane mesten ah Pexcoay Meds es He | on its purehase And for such an act of unei- ithe © Mi coutrary cours rt eI " e| e v adopted in Philadeiphiny 1 beg Ienve to state, on bohale of | tigated selfishness, _to have invokod the sacrod | Sandfor the committes, thst the coffin containining the remsing of | Mame of ehariiy, is said, begins at home: the ilivstrious deceased was not opened to the view of any | Tris mnext contended, tht « f a foreign erotitor is, Person during ite atey in thatelty, oo ee rerrie, | NBdet ordinary cirenmstances, entitled toa dividend, the Chairman of the Committee of the Setece and Common | Reytioner in iF cae tase pork erect oper | sary. Osnseiiner Uhilaseiohic | Sabsolutely extinguished ” by the bapkrupt discharge in | Monday, the 6:h of dol Great Brita’ rupt law. ‘ibe debt is in no sense absolutely extinguished, Ma tes z Tuli force as to all the exi the debtor. A subscquent promise. even, on it, as a saftic! ture eaings ‘The dischuzge presupp ay be founded pexty, lute extingulehed, is io ray that the creditor, as cre- | ditor, is also absolutely extinguished. And then we are tine fit of those whose annihilation is de- breath. No suit, it is a truct for the be clared in the sam tain, If by suit is meant one particular kind of«etion, | Com the propositiea may be true ; but if the term i+ to be taken in its comprehensive sense. the proposition is m true. A suitin equity. foundedon sucha debt, may wnde- niably be taulnitate neva abroad, aud to say that such o suit cannot be maintained, in like manner, ugainst the trustecehere. is merely begging the question. The trve view of the whole subject appears to be thi Our policy and that of Great Britain agree in the insolyent's esto of the inselvent’s debts, In its we in ep piniscration, however, tuke this stand, not to defiat, but to insure justice—not to rob the foreign ereditor, but to protect the rights of alt the creditors. We doit to cnable our courts to marshal the assets, if necessary, inequalities ubroud by p: compensating adjustments at li If uny crvditor bas recciyed a dividend from the Hnglish assignee, We cud aud ought to compel him to stand aside; and wait till others, less favored. hayo received as much in propertiog’ from the American assignee ; or, which leads substantially to the same resuit, we can compel every creditor, sceking 4 dividend here, first to traustor, for the general benefit, ail his mon the fund abroad. 8 >. 11, The opposite doctrine, in addition to its “ a respect of foreign credi- one case at least, be aitended ace to our OWN a ; for a time in idend ‘in London under Eng- had asset e. and he denied a | thiec cividena tor hed At al in the State would be ndimitte while a citizen, w 1 to be tempor: shraes would (and tha jer the plo of h ein the distribution, aiding however temporary and depe and enprice, above the nd citienebip, Such an interpr ture could only be warra 0 bad been employed, Amit of no uther mear hb. to arrive at the ver ercaltors,”’ however fr strued by implication t tial claims of ation of aun contended for, * all ucntly repeuted, must be clude even & nutive of the State, if temp y non-resident, My conclusion, the feve is. that an order should be right of ait the creditors of fo. whet rer ree or non resident, to participate in t ets whi provided that in my come to the hinds of the t tll bo had to the | dividends, due r adjusting | arsigument made onder the Kkruptlaw,so that | ¥ | no creajtor, Whether beve or than bis eqna! proportionate shore of the enl the debtors, wherever it may 1 Curious Witt Cask —About the year 1518, Col. derlin, a wealth planter residing ‘Tennes:¢0. died, | large ert 3 nelphbors that be could travei on Lorebae | Memphis to Nasbville, » distance of near three hundred miles, and lodge on bis own i Hi up & year before Dis vided bn J his degitioas if to ten children borne to by ito slave, © evlured children. previous to the making of the wi i been brought te Cin , Obio, | Eg and to Evansvi a cmnuelpat The pro- |X of the will was sisted by the white heirs udappenied to the cireuié court for trial, At this time uyployed hy the he ki | ana be found the sentiment of the peopl could discover, in favor of sustaining the will. Le oi | geged Judge Ts an eminent counsellor to superingend to whose intlienc iv due - known bo skiift o in th Chancery was tes » subsoribing witne: peer the will; and ubscquently sold’by the it is shuted that. the oid ae to namese For his idents such ux J we are rightly 1, luciana, Alabama, Xe weinnati: Ga Ans. —Besides fi figs, eantolope | é it oy New On | pears, plumbs, peaches, vesh apple wick melons, bectarines, bananas, or | apples, &e., our markets are beguming to show & | corpor of | supply of grapes. We cannot help it—its a Weak J ihe front sents. iv the nist, | ners, we know, but its an ainiabie one—we cannot help withing that the editor of a certain Post paper ina city yelept Boston, were here to help us and his numero abominable, fresh, ripe, juioy Perhaps the Colonel will take the intention for the deed, t+ perhaps he'll take both by telegraph !—N. 0 Picayune, Sune 2th. day night last, Mrs, Douglas, ero township, after all lraving a note add cessed 10 hee hurba Jctermipationgto shifite off the my £2 an improved condition, was so deliberate, that she t yay wo or three age chante oy raved her grave oluthes, | Tun Tass snpounced, at the respective theatres of the ef yy, ethad ™ | afleruoon and evoulng. At tho Bowery, N ational, Ma ston. cum, end Astor place, together with Gpristy’s and the Dec's ration of I | Weod's Minstrels. there will be performs aces La the afver. noon, aid at the otlier theatres DiIS oF great atirnstion are presented, No doubt every P' goo of amusement will ted be crowded, CP thd Waters of the ren! P. 8 C) . ee,"* ( oke the Ci ie 8 | ‘hanfran, pe cate a Mose,’ has regurned to ood Spal, «Cae Buch a mode af expressly Wives, it sopme ms to ae) “roid “NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE. fg apg hair iat i AKRANOEMGNTS IN THR CITY POR TO-DAY, | ing any inaccuracy in the form of the these Tn law of TM acd from the press when a | the State. Kvery word was deliberately weighed, and arcat proportion of our citizens will be astir, Vasied ia sheet will not have | gens dered. ‘Tho revisors well know, and théy coud not | their various preparations io offer exch thelr trilmte to but have remembered, that they were dealiay witlathe | wards Ure calebration of the seventy-sixtly anniversary of business of a commercial peoplo—the most commervial “the gloriowy ¢ preparations have been Deing so oppressive as se on the recurrence of the grea national gain diy, we may anticipate a more then usual perty would be the mierchandise, bought ou time {rom | deer” such creditors. Had they intended then to exclude the | The fect of the Fourth of July falling, this yoxr, on Sundays bae ied to.» double celebration. mon frankaess required it at their hands. And when | ty was péttially obsexved yestentay, by the explosion of | they used the word all, and rey sated it in so. many forms, | fire crackevs and other ftre worky, and by the discharge of caunon anf emailer firearms, thowgh not, of course. to true that im cases of solvency, as well a# of ixsolven- | great an exteat as thodim of to-dwy. In the several | ey, the law guards the domestic crediter, But in what | ehuarcl im proportion to their numbers, is probably the greatest | ¢xtensive, ard the weather not im the world @hey Imnew that a New York debtos. whe- | js frequently the ‘The annivsrsa. of the city, also, appropriate sermons were de- As pkght approached the firme became more rattling: of fire Ki was pretty general all ‘Muero wns one way in whlel the day wha: | diction, and transfer them to his own domseit—nor, in | ¢e!*brated to a very great extent, and that was by drimk- | ease of death, cana foreign excentor or administrator | ingin honor of tho day, The efferis were very visible ine (renendons amount of drunkennows, Many of the passen- letters tesiamentary or of administration, from the courts | ers 02 the Staten Tdand ferry bowls, and Jersey City, ate, 2R.S.p. 70. seo. 6,8, Our courts insist, | Hobolsen, and Brod frequent, and over the eity yn ferry boats, were quite hilarious, and bimdreds of persous miglt be seen reeling through ere, aud Dot elsewhere, But | he streets, indirect opposition to the Maine liquor Law. + wore literally filled with people all the day and night. (the 5th) the grand celebration As is ordinarily the cose, the military ature of the day, though, as of the law (2 R.. 87) and the reason of the thing-are no | Will be seen, many societies. politicnl amd others, will aan coniributs to h official programme non-resident cr insolvent, the estate is also assigned by On thfs day, howove: operation of law. to Wustees, under the name of executors | will tako-pinee turn out wil be the greet Auutxed are the PROGRAMME Celebration of the ¥ourth of July, 1852.- Jommittes of the Comm The Special THE NEW YORK HERALD from Brothers and distia* guished Domoerats throughout the croat Repubile. NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI. This society haa irsved notices. calling on the members to meet at the City Hall at 12 o'clock to-day, for the pur- pose of celebrating the anniversary; and memihers of other State socicties are Invited to attend, THE BOYS’ CELERRATION, ‘The celebration at the boys’ meeting, Im Sixtli siroet takes place im the afternoon at 4 o'clock. ‘The boys wild assemble in the basement, the usonl place of ueeting, and from there will go @p into (he church. The middie block will be reserved for them. The exercises wii com- fist im ringing. reading a boys’ dectmzation of indepen- dence,’ and an oration. er the exercises in the church, they will return to the basement, to purtakke of » collation prapared for them, 7MK NEW PORK VORUNTERRS, ‘The remnant of vhis gallant corys, under the confinaad of Col, Ward Burnett, and in a fine new uniform: left the city on Friday evening, fer Albany and Troy. wiither they had received invitations to paso thadny of pleamure and rejoicing. THE CIVIC COCTRTIES. The civio societies Will meet at 0 o'eiseke A. M., of tke Second avenue, their right restisg’on Righth street. The qrand marshal, ossisted by bis aids viz .~Michael Dam nelly, Shamrock B, Swelety, N. ¥.; Churios Canzintg, Esa Fratemmat Society, Brooklyn; Dennis Moors, Hibar- niat U, B, Society; Jolur Dwyer, A. Cathole Total Ale tinenee Hocteiy, N.¥.; Patrlek Mere, Iris’ America Society, N. Y., Wilijam Redmond, Hihernian BB. go clety..N_Y.; wit form the line, by placing each wooiety” init respective place, avd then proceed to taks the followix ¢ route, iz :—Blght¥ street and Second avenuo te Fourteeath street, thenee te Broadwey, around‘ Union equare. down ibromlway to (he Park. hatha » teed t, thence to Kawt Brondwiy, through nase Brondyay | down Oe wory, Sip to Prince atrorty thence to Reo way, anit distuiod MISCELLANKOUS KY ‘The caterers for public amusement haye not beon lax heir q towords the festivities, Our = ut many attractive allurements for tve day and et Steaatboat pliner, the theatres, &, &c., witht enable thousands to enjoy themaetves to their heartat content THR BYPNING FIRBWORKS. Several. magnificent dixpiays of fireworks will tale place in the evening ; the principel Deing in font of the City Hall, ‘There willalso be other exhibitions at Tomp- kin's Square, Madison Square, Lomurtine Square, at pointes to make the the Nation Announce to their fellow citizens following » ery will be under the eo © has issued tho folle and of Major Gene Meade FIRST DIVISION N. ¥ DIVISION ORDERS, ATE MILITIA, The Division will parade Ld Deviaration of “ameri un ludependemes, ow I do not so understand the English bank- | — The Diviston Lise wil ouue, with theright om on tho wost side of the ington Varado Ground, 9 x 8 0c property of | TS Viteh Avene is he roby derignated as the A.M, until aftor the Divi 1 Morris will di Ground, fro ¢ consideration in law. to bind: his fu- | {oreudstrem 7 as aN essen. Brigadier | tis] qualificution or conditiva, that all his existing pro. | be tred fr: reiin lixisted’ (ito Wei : piisex. | dedacbmont of Light Artillery. herever situated, isto te uppropriated to iis ex: Brigacier General Hall will detail 4 Troop of Horse for Reeort duty, torepurt tn the Major Geneal at his + a national salute to the Battery, at twetve o'clovk at moon, by @ eh jer General Ewen will deta ® comp rtfor special duty to the Diviion after the review iipon the Fifth avenna. Bricndier General Spicer will direct « national salute to nat atandard to be dispinyed from the pay of Infantry presentcd with this absurd consequence—the creation ot aely nepecter imme- id. cam be | be fret, and the na ther here or in Great Bris | iatecry, at sunrise. Andants receiving orders to fire galntes wi onto he made upon the Commissary Genaral for pes my vie as ANDFORD, my RC. wrilor® Division 1 ¥. 8. MILITIA, W owk, June 24, 1352, Brigade will parade in comp iam sd with the vvition. THIRD BRIGADE Ni ene, right on Fourtecmth saroct, wast igo, ab7S ely + on the control of our own courts over that por- | Cl) iki. will direct the troop of horse wider Capt. Pat- tion which happens to be within our own limits. We | tron. Feo the a ls » zerevt tur eagort duty, to the Major General, at Ty o'clock pre- get the troop of liorse under the com- vision Laspector, s qudrters, No. 10 Whive sires WM. HALL, Bri wo. throuch West Bros © (Yar the persons having me of bolle at Tr arch will also be rung om can jaw. if the deb- There will bo a grand divy temporarily residing | commencing st hall-paat L aot Eighth ayonue and i odwerth’s Band; ted in a case | Band: Hasiem, (Mount Morris squa pelear and bupera- | Jackson's square, at the junction ef Migith avonue and —cortainly not in a | Thirteouth street, Whitworth's Band. COMMITTED. NOARD OF ASSISTANT ALD, CHannrs H. Rune, THOWAS WHELAN, Parnick BRADEN, Sawves R. Mannatr, yo Tl. VAcentine. rtine snare, | ) Manahan’s Dandy HOARD OF ALDERMEN. Wrstay Swann, Wintram M. Tween, Snowman J, Bann ring the Osean W. STURBEVANT, nt | SL. H. Warn, heave oF ‘The Fitth avenue has been ¢ ground for the First (or New York ¢ ision ofthe N. abrowd, shall receive — manded by Gen, Sandford—and which will ade in full | os not goed polley to ene foree—consists of | F PIRST BRIGADE, ond ure ADE. urth T Seventh Regiment. For RTE BRIGADE ‘Tenth Regiment “Lieut. Col’ Waterhouse, Sixty pinth Ney ‘The military exhibition is expected to be very fine. PW. Meagher has been invited by General Sandford to | 5 | there did rage between them. here;s¢ sme w | fever ne Trish orator is also ex” | at Gastlo Garden, review the troops, and the ye A proclamat whigh the parade Park=having mare o, through Sigth street, (Waverly place.) Broadway, Chureh str »—be dismissed, which will, on fis return to te from Fifth roadway and Park row, nt 10 o'eleck, The public oMicor will Post Office, which will b for the reception of courte, be eloved, exeept the pen for the deli the California mall om Toure wil! be ogen from 9 to10 o'clock, A n, Madison, Mon- | ‘The © his daughters, from the States, euch as Lou- | 31, for the entering aad clearing of vessels TRIERANS OF teransof the war of 1513 Water aint | Yesterday morning at the Stas House, bisper Tiges, pine- | wud att Nassau streets, some in uniform, the vetvean's coekade on his hat 4 De, Gardiner Spring, (formesly Chaplata of the | friends in gotting rid of ali this 4 Ninth Regimsat New York State Artillory in the war of | delicious fruit. 4 1512) officiated, aud preached @ discourse appropriate to ng his text from the . “Our help is im the name of the Lord, who made aeaEREREE EEA Teron and Barth, SPIRITUAL “Rarrinas—ANOTHER Suicpn.—We ‘Adis day the corps will bo the guests of the Mayor aml Hed thee sag ad bays Bm aod that on Weilnes. | ce gmon Council ab tie Superior Court rooms, and will provided with Revec 124th Psalm, 8th embers of the Lee and in- Mount Morrls Squot, Harlem, and at the mquard at the junction of Nightk Avenue and Thirteenth: street, « Thus the day will end iva blaze of ;:tory. Our New Mexteo Correspondence Sanra Fe, New Mexicoy May 28, 1868. The Trude of New Mevior- Necessity of a Collsetar af Duties at Fl Paso. ‘The inhabitants of the®ar West ha re'always tmought their interests neglected by the governraent at Waahimg- ton, which has heretofore been almost entirely componed. jected from tha! narrow strip of country whiels + nthe Alleghanios and the seacoast. This is us suspicion, beta stubborn fact; The groat West was filled with delight when it was published to the nation that that most able sad excellent man, Edw. Bates, of St. Louis, had heen offered the post of Secrotary of War. Unfortunately, he did not’ accept the office—unfor, tunately it was, for tho interosts of the major part of ther United States. A man from the sea board ist too apt te confine his thonghts to salt water, and neglect the mighty interorts and wants of thie extensive region of countey- In this letter I wich to let you know how-the govern. ment has neglected to give an hour's attention— all its required—to the commercial welfare of this territory A collector of duties has beemiong needed 4 Kl Paso— the pass through which come all the foreigm goods thas are imported into New Mexico. Pi Paso isa considerable tow at the soutiern bound-— ary of New Mexico, but on the right: bank of ‘the Rio Grande, and therefore within the Mexican republic. Numerous caravans of wagons, laden with goods from New York, Philadelphia, and St, Lou Mexico through that pass. n collected by the Mexican officials apy Pp On the other hand, very large q n goods, and of foreign goods import are yearly introduced by the suru pass into tho: territory of New Mexico. ‘These all come entirely free ot duty; and thus the general government loves - considerable. 1evenue, and the imports from our States are greally car. tailed. ‘This condition of things operates to the detri ment of the federal revenue, to the injury of the Ameri— can merehante of this territory. and indireotty of thew merchants of the Bastern cities. frum whom we purchase, ‘The trade between this territory and the States is bye no means insignificant. It begemin 12 pack mules; and in 1861 it is supposed that five hundred wagons (ali told), heavily laden. entered the terrivery from the Westera frontier of Missourt of Yankee energy. thus exerted. have already yellourly upon these people, It would. sit AL traveller, who shonld. enter y Way of Mexico, to eee to Whak aw ex eo are already Americanized. LHe would all sides in Yankow clothing. hate. shows now cuts bis wood with a Yankee ax fields with a Yankee hoe. Even © ¢ nd laborious Pachlo Tndisns puroam —(¢ ican agricultural implements to the extent o: te ity; and. by the way. these are things which — iye government ought to give themabumdantly But alt ig | good iy marred to # great extent by the freedom © igh which inforior Mexican articles aro introduced into Mexico, and cultivates hi poor but honest A of El Paso, without paying "s duties at Ei Paso among its wun ages, would diminish this southern trade to « boa would, by just so much increase thy rade of New Wo digg with cur own States, It would make New Mexico ‘nore truly a part of the United States, by turning the f native Mexicana merchants’ caravans to our own and both parties would by cndence on Mexico for the Th for their o The expen vies toms at #1 Pas al be a0 nt with the rs ads phich would Bs Moreov not only the se duty, of the government tc without more delay, It is an mercantile interests of New Mo ‘don. would not be without benett to our comme ial etthe og » Atlantic States Om Santa Ps, New Mexico J ane 1, 196 ld Officers nations and .4py tual Knock Mai 1 told you. in a previous | functionaries lad “ abeqnetul ‘These seif-delegated gentlemen have Wt voted tt six fight chietly, 1 think, to the Jatitude of Was! ington, Our Territory is divided into wWo-¥F sitieal parties, anc DLAs ago, thor jon, Peooe and quiet now reign jere, by the transference of the seal of war tothe nation. al cxpital. It matters but litte 7 presume, except tom Coser and Pompey, how the fen? may terminate. ‘The Governor, whose health. 1.9m glnd toxay, is impoow< ing, ison tho Fond to the States, and watt. perhaps reacke Mments~ Spire Liquor Lat 1p, ete, er. how 9@ arly all ur civil A fe€ om New Mexico, nes there before you receive, Wait letter, Mr, Seerutory. who preceded ‘hittw. we leary. has office. It is also rumored, iat Cal. F is likely to be appointed a too gocd to be true, ay ol ka ) of appt has nei/hee -ohigl. tren—for Pthihe be is on » therefore protf y bie, if appointed, Uhad tse w lt x y make annual! or | semi-annual vieite @ake State Fortunately, the. wig of bachelors : ta ig v4 | very amply dren, grand nnd © wal os tf w Mexteo, The Col onel lion im this eo¢ iar he did wot Faye 4 his services wer noe mut. Althongh/a Wea- killing 1» the lest meritorkoue Ow clint tern man, | never heard of his drinking any whiskey, « making sy eseechess for the good of his p on us eou! ‘This error dany rain the gentleuwn:* but he is an honest man, and am“ houess mag & the poblont works of God * Won't ovr gevetome of) Teele Sam | Seene ee ie bmg & pewitemtiary ? «We stand f pressing nee Ox big us tie Lat Wastingto Pith nil ibe eomtompiited addrone Sihch we wanteo money to teach the aiphabet ty the ehildren, the mot! and fathers, and the grandmocherm ans the g adfat® | We dow’t wavt sehocl-tinds heve, for our lands are 20% nothing withowt wouter to ivryate them. We’ ter incvad ef money, If the Storm King, Prof. bat come ont here and rala upon us he wit 2hy. will ive us or lomd ue lor family had gowe to Led, let herself dowu in the well, | ssscanble at their head quarters, at the Star House, @6 | everlasting fortune, for we will give him lands The news id, stating where | sieht o'clock, A. M., and proceed to a reviow at ning hier body could be found, and that che believed hor spirit { c-eiock im front of dive City Hail; after. which they pro- would come back to curth aud take care of hee chit. tle. | coed to the rooma sppropriated for thex we and enter. ii coil, Inexpectati yy | tainment during the day. TEE TAMMANY SOCIETY, Fxercises will be had by this Society ta Tammany Hall, A great variety of amusem commencing at 2 6'clook, The following is the program. ‘4 ary + admission to be had by tickets only == Mueto by Shoiton’s celebrated baad, engaged for the oooas dependones will then be read by per uccounts of the © wad © spirit Tig" in the States. intereat ua, Im this « fh much. We haye wot your kind of spirits. ' wee we have great variety of spirits, all made ont of le oe gud and when the spirits get in.c our people we have kuook ings much harde= tha you bave ia t) 4 Past. There fe another marked diftereuce batweet © pe two eystems of knockings : whist sow kiockings * metin.ot enil peopler fiom the other world, oors baw ofte 4 ihe effect of people there ; aud a¢ yont courts ailow your“ Rnovkeat to bring person: int ths worl’ with impunity. #0 cur courts peniait our * Fnccker” pud shooters to send page sony ont of this world Wi'D O 16 equi impunit " y ‘agri I our special sbomeloaAiti dle age Myr ieee aloptien here is past — Uilty of refutation Vy_ ihe in a dry di (re bw country \ ae tone bas curtailed ined ovr poep! wir highest duty to: the fet a8 mas prRticnbie, by the glorious act wd we