The New York Herald Newspaper, August 19, 1854, Page 4

, mas i sieeeleeeeeeiemeiieiaiel ee decane: emer at y / | to the crons ’ ‘_ 1d Georgia. Abou 13700 and Phillips are fo gotten: Sew r! “sto a4 t 1 1 % A'a ama and Georgia. Abo % reap SM Y K HER to 18,0008 y wave been old w ha he as two the barvest they avy sown, To P sce him in B > BVa eee, | day®, at ull prese the President al chair n 1 57, an) bus to real- | FRAUDS at THe CUSTOM HOUSE, ize the eweet vijons f ambition he hag so long A 1 pgraph c des ateb infor tat informa. inculged. is te aim, t ¢ allabsorbing aim of the caders of he conven ion an) the task they now impo-e upov their ollowers, ‘The fuct is bu’ snoteer p oof of the marvel- Jons skillwt whch te Senator from New York mov lde men’s mi dso his iking, and comprls h tter ¢ tz n« than himsel 0 become AND TTLIOM BEB ti0D py been a befire h Sec etery 0” ‘he Crew FUP y aecom: ante? by proo’s, b oar consal at Ourar © pu, tothe eff bat certan sudo d ates io the New York Ourtom House have been bribed | as , folve invoices of goods prepared at Car soos, in maay instances puttiog Loe micha.dise at twenty per cent below its real value. 4) SEME’TS TRIS EVENING. { AUWERY FERATKR, Bowery—Jounma oF Lroxs— Maran, raw WO.LCUTTER. ay Juvne Jum fae) Low zances ruc fe. | i es < eo ne Baars vay | Important Diplomatic NegotiationseNew | the assve ioe vum sad of hi. lus: for power. MAtTOWal THEATER, Ghasnew aver Pai Joane— haw to Cuban Alfars. | The members of the Saratoga Coavention have 6 ap & THE Honone Te page von Notas’ We give to-duy an i erestin. despate? from nothing te yan an) everyth ng to lose y the trated MUSEUM.—aerncen cad Bremiag—THE | oye of our Washington correspondents, the pare Tevodution they ar: nur ing: Mr. Seward on Ew ERY. the oentrary has bt this singte chaace of attaluing the ob ect of his dearest hayes. He cen nly tT ach | ower on a revolutiouary tide. They can ouly enjoy prosperity when the couv- try is at peace. Yet so wondrous is his cuo- uing and ¢o blind their devotion, that these are the v_ ry men whe undertake to achieve bis tri- umyh a! the expense of their owa ruin. That the Sayatoga convention is drawiog us one step Bearer to a revolution, none can affect todeny. ‘Tbe fundamental principle on whicb the new Northeru party rests is ia direct an- tagovitin tothe letter and spirit of the coasti- tution "By that char er of our liberties, new Srater and Territories are authorized to desig- nate and elect toeir own institutions, irre spective of the views and wishes of the other members of the confederacy. The vew Seward faction secke to dvprive them of this privilege, acd to usurp for the general poverpment the right of choosing in- stitutions for each and every new Territery or State which shall hereafter be organized or ad- mitied to the Union. Neither the constitution nor any fundamental Jaw of this republic con- tains any warrant for such a stretch of federal authority. . Until a few years back, the pint was clearly understood by ull parties in all sections of the country. The North had dis carded, 1h» South bas preserved slavery; aod the fact had genersted a dislike to the syst-m iv the on, and s corresponding attachmedt to it in the other, To prevent the clash of these autagonistic sentiments, it was clearly, uader- stovd on sl] bands that new States and new Territories should eboose for themselves be- tween the tworival systems. Under the ope- ration of this safe rule, nearly half the present ++ public-has been.added to the Union; autil recent'y witbout murmar or dissent.’ Now, the plan which bas eerved us so long and 60 tieular matter & udei to beg. tue miasi.o of Mr. Danie) EL London, * 4 Prondway—e TMOPIAN M spe Rerey » a BY BLE! S OPER», DOUSR 989 Br ndway—Boom- Lay's trmeman vend PROVES LAA Reo ickles, Seer-tary of Legation at The fact that the isyue of this mis sion marks out an entirely new liae of poley | on ibe purt of our goverament, relative to Cue | as == = | ben aflairs, will cuuse the attection of dipio- | a eae York, Saturday, August 19, 1854. mats abroad to be especially directed towards | ae = | ite progress. Mimthe was, It »pp-urs that the representatives of the ORG BER») D—ADITION POR BUKOTE. ae 4 May 6: wail, steamanip At‘autic, Ouptain Weet, | United States at London and Madrid fave not been unmindful of the fact that the Jiboral Ww oeye this port to-oy, st 12 o'clock M,, for Liv- party io Spain stand in a better positioa at this time than ever before, The revelation will quietly take its course, unmolested by the French or Engusn governments. This is ao important fact, ss both of these governments bave arrogated to themselves a * constitue tioval ” right to interfere in Spaaish affairs, 01 every convenient occasion, ducing the past half century, It is well for the liberals tuat ‘Pawn... .Livingrton, Wella & Oo.,'8 Place dela Bourse, | “fairs at the other extremity of the Mediter- fhe eontevts‘of the Ruropean aditton of the Asnaty | ranean demand the undivided attention of tue WM unsrace the wows reowived by mai! and telegraph at» Anylo-Frencb alliance. Free fro apprehen. us office during the provious week and to the hour Of 7 sion in thie quarter, the liberals are’ animated periteation with the most sauguise hopes, und they uatu- rally look to the Uuited States. for sympathy and such aid as may be extended to them with- cut intringement of the constitution and Jaw:. Upon this appea! of the Spanish liberals the new line of polcy is to be adopted. We do not believe that any government that Spain may hereafter be blessed or cased with, as the case may be, will listen to any proposi- tion to sell Cuba to any body. The same pride which induces a Spanish grandee to risk starvation ratber than acéept a maravedi from a stranger, revolts at the idea of the sale of the fairest dependency of the crown to a government comparatively of yes: terday. The bundred miltios offer has oace fastypt, and therefore her arival is momearanly } been refused, avd would be again refused by expectes, She will bring three days later news | even a liberal ministry. In tuis state of affairs, from Eusope, avd the vocalists Gist and Marioy | ine Uuited States offers its «yupathy; aid ard, whom the musical world fe ail agog to #ee And | ort to the liberals, providing thas they will hear. +o modify the governmeut of Cuba that our mmmenee trade with that islaud can be curriea on without uny of the contemptible iasults and apboyar ces which our merchants have-snifere at Havana aud other ports during the last twenty years. The Jiberals want money, and to Caba, or through Cuba, they must look for the) m-an- whereby their empty pockets may be r-pleuish, ed. Cuba will demand value received, in the shape of the rewoval of odious, imposts, grind ‘ng mopvopolies and cru l manicipa: regale: tions, which bave been from time to time forced apon the unhappy island by the home govern meni. The money for which these reforms would be a consideration, might be: furnished by the Onited States, which would give th republic an immediate claim upon Cuban gra tude, With a liberal goverumeyt the island would increase in value ten-fold, because then this modern Even would be terned to the besi account by Yankee enterprise aud Ya kee i dustry. Neither France, England or avy o:h er European power could objrct to this course. as it would be equally beveficial to their com merce. In the course of time, Cuba might be- come an independent State,.n atterwards, ub der proper re. trictions, admiited asone of these United States, The intelligent reader will see that this course ot proceedings would have a tendency to indefinit ly poxtpone the period so anxiously louked for by the ultra filibusters, when Cuba shall be liberated, ami all the pluntations— negroes included—be divided among the Hiw- rotors, It will, however, prove highly satisfac try (-hould the adminisiration have! nerve enough to carry it out) to many Southern poli ticiana, who think that the ipiecests of tat s-c tion would be jeopardized in the event of uare- stricted trade between Cuba aud the great markets of the North. But whetber or not the plan is scouted by the filibusters, appraved: by the Sout, or rejected by any other tection of the conntry, is uo. a question for consideration .t pruseat. The facts are as above stated. Mr. Sickles bas had ab imporiant mission, and the work is oaly bulf performed. The fate of th. delicute uegs tiation now in progress must depend oa the tact of the negotiaturs. Mesers, Buchansn, Mason and Soulé havea fair field, and we presniac vhat they will go to work with a will. amy Rs A aAPPODSGWR, Madsson square. Kauae “eK FO ORs +@ ais will close at half past 10 o’clock in the morning we BanaLd, (primted in Frome aud Maglian,) will be pr iabed st Dav past aime o'clock in the moraing, angie copies in wrappers, axpence cabberiptions and advertisements for aay edition of the New Yoru Amad will do received at the following Places ih Europe — Bunver, No. 2 Paradies street. toi ‘Powers 0, eapaford & Oo., No 17 Sornbill ‘ ‘Wm. Thomay & Uo, No. 19 Catherine stroct Bails for the Pacific. ‘THR XBW YORK HERALD—CALIFURNIA EDITION. ‘Tie United ~tates mail steamship Star of the Wort will av. thie por ti ls afternoon, #: tso o'clock, for Ben van. ‘TVhe Waxxxy Axnarp will be ready for delivery at 10 @elouk. Price sixpen Dne News FROM WASHINGTON. Our epecial d- spatch, under toe wlegraphic hesd, furnishes sume very important mformution respect- deg the negot ations on foot relative to the istaud of Cuba. 'n another column our views on the subject “ase given at length THE STEAMBHIP BALTIO. This veesel leit Liverpool for this port on the 9th the constitution is to. be abandoned ;"these new men ay that the North must have every thio av@ the South vothing. The balance of power which surtuius the Union must be kicked aside; vliduture accessions of territory or extensions of settlement must be made in such a way us io ¢nure-to the benefit of the North alone, To attain’ this-eud, the sights of new citizens and the privileges of the Sunthern States must be violated. ‘The federal Congress must ‘trample down the fener which protects State rigots. It must invade the domestic tiberties of new States and Territories,and prescribe for them a syrapnical Jaw, to which neither New York nor any other ot the new States would huve sub- mitted at the organization of the contederacy. if the South demur, it mu-t be overpowered by umbers, The bumericul prepouderance of th: ‘orth must be ured to crush the coustitutiona resistance of the South, and establish'on a firm: basis a systematic tyranny, in which Northeri: agitators ure to be the tyrants, If these’ mean- ‘nil—menaces of an appeal to o hers are no: wanting. Threats of fire, bloodshed aud civ war have already beew uttered. A great con titutional wrong has been resolved upon: t be achieved by votes, if porsible ; if votes fail by Irsud and onfairness : if fraud fais, by tue sword, Such are ‘the ‘tchemes, and euch the pro- gramm: «f the Northern sectional party just organized at Saratoga. We are moet mistaken if it does not raise a storm thronghuut the coan sry such vs this Union bes never known. Few citizens, we trust, outside of the knot of agita- tors with whom the plan orizinates, will re- toain unmoved while sv~h deadty blows are being dealt at our national peace. Self pre- servation will arm the Soutn bet mes; and we know our Soutbern brethren ill if they are pre THE DROUGHT. Our exchange papers from all parts of the cour- try vome to.us filled with loud lamentations of the dreadful droug 't that prevails. At the South ano Wert the crops are sufferiog severely, vad tnroegh out. New England the innumerable streams that Wtrerto have furvi-hed motive power to the aiill: and factories with which that region abonads, are fm many jostance wholly dried up, aud in others 99 low esto be useless. The Ohio river is lower tian bas been bnown for years, and to this ciccamstauce may in part be attributed the preaeat uousnal dut- pewin trade. Chavks to the b untifal Crotyo river, te denizeos of the m: tropolis ae blessed with au abundance of pure soft water ; out in the saburb the su; pl) of ram water is nea ly exuausted, aud the swmoonvenience bas become almust iatolerable to Gleenly housewives, Phe esrth al! aronad iv parche Bp acd thirsty ; and we von!d re ommend Profesw Eapy to come on here and get down a rain, even it ‘® were nuthing more than a snower just to lay tie en. ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE The mails of the America ce so ied tals city from B.ewn yenterday afternoon, when we received on London flies, dated co toe 6th in-taat, wir t lester from our European corespoadents. The papers contain litte vews besides saac waich had already Yeew re cived by telegraph. We publish’ toda sme iptoresting artices relative to the pros peo: of a saccess ul iuvason of Crimea by the 0 lied troops, «nd te p sition aud policy of the Ger tap Posers, with acomprebensve summary from eu London correspondent of the recent cvents in Tu key, Greece avd Spun. From Madrid we hase @ @epolo deacnption of the popular enthusiasm which greeted Es, artero on bis entrance to the cap ita), wd of bis meeting with General O'Donnell, A complete list of the names of tae members of the ae. Spsnish minietry is aiso given, with @ lector from » Paris correspondent of the London Times om the political complexion of the revolutionary apiain, We publinh the latest cespat bes, THE DISPUTB aT THE CHINCHA IBLANDS. We publish ese where a Jetver fom Captain Beat- fy, ow bebalf of the enipmasters recently arrivea from the Chincha (lands, in relation to the quarre! & tween tiem snd Mr, Clay, United Stated Minister @: Lima We give this communication a place in @a: columns, have already inserted one from Mr. Clay on the same subject. Of ciurse we can bot «1dorse either the one statement or the other, od wonli only say that if Mr. Clay, as Capsain Beatty observes, 1s intriguing with the Peruvians, we bope that nia intrigues will be advantageous to Awericas interesw, POLITICAL MATTERS. Samoe) Wella was on T ur-day uomina’ed 5 can, @iste for Congres- by the regular democrats” of the First d sti. tin Maine. Tbe present represen. tative, Mores Macdonald, who voted for the Nebras- Ka act, did nor rece ve » sing’e vote. The ccabtion in Iowa ras com, letely swamped the democrats, A whig Governor aud Legwlature, and two whig Congressmen, are elected. A Unites States Seracor is to be chosen at the next session of the Legislature, and he will undoubtedly be a whig. So far as beord from there have been thirteen whigs ard thirty three democrats elected to the Migeuri Sepate—the latter equally divide? between the Benton and avti Beutosires, [n the House the @emocratic factions have twenty-nine members each, and the whige forty-one. MIBOBLL syhOr® The women’s righ’s meeting 9° Saratoga yester day was attended by a lurge aod fezhloaable andi ence. Misa Serab Pelle: and Sosan B Antuony were the principal sp»keswomen. Capta m Charles 4. Marahall, of the ship York- shire, sho -» nds charged with tie homicide of « seaman named Nic clas Cowk, vas broagnt be'or eve vl the Coroners veste day (or +xaminw loa. He San acmitted to bail in five thousand dollars, bar arrested auain by tue feceral antho- ies, aad places im the Tombs. COMMFROTAL APPAIRA. Common bands of state flat were easter, with @mt change in quotation. New Richmond City Willa floor «as eola pesterday ar $9 37 a $950, anda 69-62) per barrel. Senthern red wheet sold at $1 97 sno » Jot of Missonri $1.80. Cora was again ver _ Motive, wiih sales of about 95,000 to 100,000 bushel at 75¢. @ 78. per bysbei for heated, aod 78e. 4 80. for sound mixed, part on speculation ant parti the East, with Lerge lota for distilhug. The droagty atthe est seems Co give an impetus to a a ocala tive feeling. Por® ‘was comparatively quiet, at from ¢13 25 £1997 for mess, with light sales, Phere wore aw to be ordera in the market from Lowsville aad Oi eipvaty, for the purchase +f 8,000 o- 10.00) barre put the Seward mettle to the fst. Norcan the ubstantial masses of the Nort remain veutral No good citizen can be idle while traitors are undermining the covstitution. and lighting « tire which if net cbecked will consume:to the Jast fragment the American Uuion. There are yet among us, we should bh .pe, soand constita tiene) whige who will not etaud by tamély and +€@ a civil war, prov:ked by, the ambition of a single man, We oxn. still count a formidable phalanx of demeerats ready now asin times past to relly round the constitution, andoppose so steady @ front’ to the derixus of its enemies ‘hat Southern assistance will not benerded to protectit. But they mu-t now—one and all—be olive and stirring. Revolu'ious sweep onward with fearful strides, and tbe first blow has already been -truck. Apathy and delay give trength to the traitors. Every man who wants to die, and see his children die under the -badow of our fothers’ flag must take active rhert steps to orgauise a party In defence of be constitution, and in oppositiun to Seward. vnd disunion, Uhe Rew Northern Party—seward in thx Wield tur che Prosidency. The mountain's labor is over, ani the great anti-slavery moure is duly usheed into the world. From the columas of a cowmporary wheb having dererted from the whig raoks, tos Lng been weary of tdependeuce, aad woxious for shelter in the arms of so.0e pes party, we cut @ series of resolutions winch may doubtless be regarded as the basis of th: future operations of the Northern seetionai Wance, and the plattorm se wich, twe year tence, William H. Seward wid be presented to be people of the United States. The pith o! bese resolutions ia comprised in the fullowiag eur points -— 1, The restoration of the aati-elevery provisy in Ka vs etd Nebraska ML. Ali the Territories of the United States shail be ow, bo No more sivve States shall bs admitted Int) the uion, Tne Gay Season—Pvsiitc AMusements.—The oming winter bids fair to be ove of anusasi .wyety, a8 far as this city is concerned; and the coutrast between the brilliancy of November sod the dulness of August will be at ouce pointed eud forcible. New York is @ great place for contrasts, and the people seem to be cither elevated to the highest pitch of excite- ment or depressed to the most profound depths of eonui. The year eighteen hundred and fi'y four seems destined to display New York jn borh these intererting phaser. Cer ain y nothing could be more dolJ than the pas. two mouths; + | avd t we may believe the rigns of the present Uwe, nothing bas ever been more guy | thao the season Wh ch is now opening before us, At no time has there been 8+ much capital invested poblic amu ements; and the disturbed condi: Gop of affairs in Europe will 80 far depress the rorpects of artists as 0 bring the best o bem to America. The their great stand- ivt is New York; we pet the first aud th: et of them, and they rely chiedy upon this ty for their remuneration for cro-sing th \dastio Our theatres aad stock compaaes © fully equat to the best edabliehan age o! e Kame kind in Europe, acd the great artiste a that they are as well spprecisted aad petted ibe beld saperior to at party oon ry perty shall b= nbsmtoned wh on seine its Bret object. é Thus, at ove blow all tee ott arty ties are evered, Democracy wud whiggism ore both sbolished by act of the Saratoga convento Scitver of the two respec able aud tume-hover d parties which have so foug -ubserved th porposes of constitutional goverament ia tn ountry can at this aivanced peri d vely vert antecedents aud cast a stain on their ame by discurdiog their old loyal creed ar dept pg ip its stead @ tissue of fanatic and tres opable pripe/ples: ane, as this di grace: al sa ce is made the condition or their contioued ma bance, both may now be coosidered as abr temed by the members of the Northero leay their stead thy Old-slavory pory. barvieb ‘ wired from its dierepatuble ¢ dues betoTe The people as t meek iidas of mers, limited to $12 50 » $13, cvwfly at the fo F power With We aswel | y We hart rflies of Broadway as by the mer figu Lard advaveed to ii cents, aod wa Henists, the framers of th @ © Of the Boal vard des [tliens, or the key to 56 vents, iy verboard the martyrs of ti tr conse, to tak uogere to the stelle. f Covent Garden. Cotian cont nue) Gm, oving to ligitt et ok, an p new men w b eacriiced nothing The seaon of eighteen bundred and fifty-foor aud the aeri vas comp'aiagy yf lujary by Maw deought | anti-slavery prejudice. Varker aad Garrigog * wil be inwugursted by the appearance of two well,ds tobe discarded. The wise fairaves ot | parcd to suecumb without a struggle that will | artists who have stood »t the heud of the musi- | the repud'atyd wife of Jerome. The recall of cx) profersion for many years: Grisi, the our young Lieutrna:t to France, and his re- soprane, said to be the only true repre- | rignation of bie comm’ssion in our army, seem eentative of the Norma o° Bellini, and. to signify rometbing of this kind. Maro, the great t nor, the Edgardo, the 7 Pollio, the Elvino, the Alwaviva of the present day—the sacior and the singer combined —aco.o- Lination as rare as it is pleasing Maretzek who bas something goo) in reeerve for us, will open the new Op ra House in Fourteenth s reet in September, when we may expect to see, fur a time at least, a most magnificest dizplay, ' both by sudience aud mwager. The directors have certainly taken time enouzh to fu fil cbeir prom‘res, and erect the best building of the kind in the world; and ir they {ail 80 to do, it will not be on account of any haste on their part We understani that the house is modell d alter the best European theatres, with such improvements a8 the spirit of the age se-med ww dictate, In : ddit’on to the Italian opera, the people will bave an opportunity to hearao English troupe at the Broudway. They will give such light and pleasa: pieces as “ Fra Diavolo.” the “ Bobemian Girl,” and so forth, ans will, 00 doubt, be higbly successiul. Niblo promises us Freneb opera; and astbere will be any quantity of covcerts, musical people need not tear aay luck of material for the enjuyment of ther favorite amusement. ‘Tbe theatres of New York torm one of its noet attractive features, both in the eyes of citizens and sojourners, Whatever may be said a, ainet the drama, it seems quite certaiu that an art which bas flourished three thousand years—which hes outlived the ruin of repab- lice, the existence of dynasties and the crumbling of empires—which bas always marched hand in hand with sculpture, paint- ing, and al) the arts which tend to adorn and humanise our daily life—will never lore its hold u,on the public affectfons, It should be our aim to praise what is good ia it, spd to censure its faults—not to attempt the truitless labor of crushing out good aud bad together. As the republic has increased in wealth refinement and civilization, so has the oramatic art risen in the uppr:ciation of tts citizers; and this fect is particularily appurent in New York, Next season we will have seveu regular theatres—ove entirely new, with a com- pany of artists selected from ali parts of tne world, most of them strangers to the m+tropoli- tan beards. We refer to the New York theatre, now being erected ie Broadway, near Boud street. The last theatrical season was a bril- hant.one; but during the coming wintcr, the competition being more lively, it is bs1i ved that the public will be fairly astoni-hed—that is, if anything can move the New York public to ruch an excess of emotion. Some of the best uctcTs aud actresses in Evgland have already crosed the Atlantic, and await the op ning of the New York theatres. while many more inteud to turn th. ir faces toward the West. The p-o- ple wilt have plenty: of umusement, and for a brief period they will reward the mauagers aud tbe articts by showering money at their feet By-and-bye the résction will come, and happy the manager who by taking the tide at the flood will be led to » sufficient fortune to stand the hock of the'éiib, Tar Last oF THE AMERICAN BoNaParres.— We have it announced trom Washingtou shai Second ‘Lieut. Bonaparte, lace of the United States Rifles has resigned his commusioa a: euch, and that his resigeation, as ‘a matter of course, has been accepred. This young gentleman, Jerome Napoleon Bonaperte, is an American. He has received a scientitic military education at West Point His father, Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, was, torn near Loudon, in England, in tne sum- mer of 1805, Jerome, the ‘youngest brother of Napoleon, had, ip an expedition to Amer- ica,,assumed, upon himself. the responsibility of ‘tak ng a wife of his own chovelfg, aud had married the then beautiful Misa Patter ton, of Baltimore He bad done more. He bad dared to take her back with him on his return to France; bat the ship which carried them Gut was met in the Texel by ai order ‘rom the Emperor, prohibiting ber laud- ing ‘on the evil of France. she fell back upoa En land, and took up her residence ia Camber- well, near London, where Jerome Nup leon. the father of our young Licutenaut, was born duly 7, 1805, The Emperor bad caused a decree to be is sued by bis Council, of State. cancelling the marriage, but it had been sulemnized vy a Ca- Grex. GAvspen’s Views or mis AMENDED Treaty —It is well known that the United States Serate wiry materially modified the treaty as originally agreed upos between Santa Anna avd Gen. Gadeden—first, by cutting down the territory proposed to be ceded about one- balf ; and eecondty, by cutting the price pro- pored tbe pa’d for it, in the same ratio—that i+, from twenty to ten millions. Gen. Gadsden do-# not approve of this reduction of the area of territory, and in a Jetter published in the Charleston (8. C.) Standard thus deiines his ng objections, He says— verpment (Mexico) offered in the domain ac- 4 Tailroas route ‘or Southern enterprise to take ana porribly additional territory, inviting che ©xpor rion Of its peculiar tp-ttuti-ns * * * The treaty ba» bes so emeso slated, oo compromised betw sen privae speculation on onenide and #-c:10nal prejudices ou theotber, as to have unsettied ail or most of the is wen the t#o governments; valuable positions evribie points sesusen under the bouacacy, as war agreed op, have been abendoned, and thia, with the other: rer ments woich had been barmevized, wi.) ere Jong buve to de reovened for future adjustm-pt, snd unter auspices probably not as favoranic as were thore # hich induced or influenced their settlement All of which is quite reasouable aad very likely to te the care. “Private specalation” pl cateot bre long we vee our ‘‘disagreem -nts”’ the p esent Mexican dicta or. Gen. Gud+den {s of the opinion that Santa An- thrown away. provouncing their business at the Springs well conruming fire from the Tribune :-— Nroxo Pogs.—the subscriber will keep, at the visnts- tion of Mr. Young, in tbe county of Brazoria, the cele- brated pack of negro doge, formerly owned by Mr Jona Glascoca. ce for Oat * OF rr dey. ening» negro #20) rPORICE are “ celebruter .” an insure tion of slavery, inettution. Francis Burt, «f South Carolina, bas accepted the office of Governor of the Territory of Ne- tion Company sbould immediatly inquire what take out with him. A prodigious influence iv always exerted, in domestic affairs, by the ex- ample of the Governor. Nimo’s Garper—omrumestaRy Bavart to Me axp Mans Fioxgncs —Thia evening bas been set apart by the friende of Mr. and Mrs. Florence for a complimentary benedt. Mr. Florence wes formerly a member of the trosd way theatre company. where he made a “' hit”” tp reveral Irish characters, He soon afterwards married Miss Malvina Pray, then s member of Wailack’s com. pany and sister to Mrs, Berney Williams. Mrs Florence ia ap Qreeable actress, and an excellant danseuse. The Jourg couple have since made starring tours throughout the United states, appearing in tho-e light pieces _aich Daye becume #0 popularin these fast days. Pre saratory for another tour'they sre mekiog 8 brief sojourn in New York, and this tes: fmronta) ts given by way of encouraging tem im thelr future efforts’ The Bill inclades four piecen, and smong the volunteers are J. R. Scott, T. D. Rice, H. A. Perry, Mr Waiting, Mra. Seo t, Mrs Maecer, Miss Annie Lee, and ot! ‘The Chowra, ‘The umbers of caves of cholera, for the twenty-four boure er cing yesterd.y noon, were as fullows:— tholic Bishop, (Bishop Carroll, uf Baltimore, Hospitals. Kec'vd = Died. © Cured. Rem’ng and the Pope-insisted upou its. validity. The | yeh inset : ; : % Emperor wrote to the Pope, May 24,1805:—} 24. g 3 ry @ “I bave frequently spoken to your Holiness of a young brovber, nineteeu year, of age, whom I sent. ina frigate t» America, aud who, after ® sojourn of a month, althoagh a miuor, worried @ Protestant, a daughter of a mer ehant of the United States, He has just returned. Heis fully couscious of his fault, Ihave sent back to Amcrica Miss Patter+o., Who calls bersed! bis wife. By our aws the mar. Tinge is null. A Spanish priest so far forgot ui duty as to pronuunce th- beuediction. I desire from your holiness w bull aunulling the mai- riggé. I séna your holiness several papers. vom one of which. by Cardinal Casaelt, your holiness will receive much light [ coald vasily bave the marrixge broken 10 Paris, since be Gallican Church pronounces such matrimo- vies pull, But it appears to me better to have dove iv Rome, ou sccount of the example to sovereign families marrying @rotestauts,” & Lut the Pope was intlexible, and peremptority refused to grant the rquest of the Emperor so the marriage was declared @ nullity wit- eu! the Pope, a princess was provided as the wile of Jcrom., aud be was made aking. Tov Anerican wife, with ber son retufued home; ‘be Maryland Legislature divorced ber trow ber Bovaparte, and she asaumed the simpir wome of Mra. Patterson, and holds it to thix day. She still lives at Baltimore. Soe 1- wealthy She is respeeted ana admired hy th “whole community; aud if she has a weakaees it is am +xcusable one, notwithstanding her wrongs, jor it is her attachment to the Buns partes, ‘ Her sou, alxo a wealthy citizen of Baltimore and ber grandson, oor young Lieutenant, ar: ow ip Pars, aod are there by invitatio, of ibe Emperor. The Lieutenant resigns bis com mission in Our army, undoubtedly to enter iato ihe service of France; nor: should we be sur pried if, hereatter, the fortunes of bo‘h soa wai father were to be identifies with © rhe Napoleou tynasty.” Ard they are the last of the Ame cicun Bouapartes. How remarkable are the vicissitudes o kingly tortunes! Itis to Jo-ephine, the repa viuted wite of Napoleon, that the Napoleoaic mpire is indebted for its legitimate restore tion; and the mperial succession may yet de volve upon the descendants of Mrs, Patterson, BROOKLYN. . Yesterday, four coses, but no devths, were teported to the Board of Health for the preceding twenty four hours. WILL AMBBURG. Yeaterday morning, a sov of Mr, Andrew 4. Wemmell, pamed Phillip P Wemaell, about thirteen years of age, dion of cholera after a few bours’ illness. Four fatal cases oocurred on Thursday, Curoners’ inquests, EXAMINATION OF OHARLES a. MARSHALL, IMPLI- CAFED IN THE MANSLAUGHTER OF THR SAILOR, NICHOLAS COOK Yesterday Corover Withelm proceeded to the Tombs for the purpose of examuing Cept Marsbell, of the shiy Yorkshie, charged, in the language of the coro ¢rs Jury, with being an absttor and ailer io tha homicide of the deceased. In reply to the usual questions pat iw bim by tbe Coroner, he sali be was tweoty three years «f age wae born in the city of New York, aac lived at t¥ Hoproep]ce, Brooklyn ‘Op velog seked ny the Coroner what he hed to suy iv reterenee to the verdict of tre jury, be said, ‘1 am fo me cent of the charve made againat me.” Bail was then offered t» the amoun. of $10,0°0 bur retusec by the Coroner, whe at fret referred’ bia tn ope trienve to the District atrorey, ths Coroue nor hing the respensidility that sould be imposed noou vat sohcarently ook $5,000 for the appearaare o over at the trial However, he was rearresto! imaeciately by the United States suthorities, and mitted to the Tombs Fata Accent —Yeaterday Coroner Wilbem held an “nquert opun the body of William Robertem, who feil teem the pew Preshy-erien Church, in Twentieth atreot bear Seventh avenue, to the pavement, killing him ol woe! instently. Vi “socidenul death ”” "Deonsaps fan» Dette of Ire ana twee ty-uine years of age TRatue BY HmowsING —Coroner Wiiheim held an io quest upon the body of Christopher Rowers, a boy abvat twelve years of age, who was drowned while bathing at the foot of bivingion +trere. « An inquest sas alao belt by the seme Coroner apoo the bucy of sw chtid six months old, uamot Richard iit Ter, @bo came to bis dearh by falting into « pail of water at his mother’s residence, 206 First avenae, Verdict ‘secidew'al death’? wre <b itiquest eas held hy the eame Coroner on the bd: of tre Brown, (sored) who was found drowns’ at the ‘vor of Gouvenrur street, where he was picked wy by, cme buatien. Lecensed nat accidentally fallen over’ soard, Verdict “areivental death.’ wires an Sew Surme Fine iv Lingnty Steer ~shortly afver seven o'elook Jost evening » fire wus sisqu-ered in the lenge building No): Liberty street, near Greenwich street, ihe firet occupied by J sagowite, trunk manufactarer; the Ha ark Ateonia India Raover Com Ad ey out, and the upper floors veigan Hott, fi yore of clot and J. & “6. Uuctteaut-n, ch thiny mconfactarers fire wa Lenssen aw yremine. of the India Rabber Company, under chetl by the open aby line It apparently had originated ta box, from wale it spread amongst the fadia rubber ching ‘The firemen, na osual, Were quickly on the +708 aby exttaguiebed ie Reeth en Ecmeen Orato the stock tm tbe premises will probably amou: oon & 000, We unrerstand ther the ” Eire fn- <crarce Company ot thea city wax oo seme of the «toot, but the majority we ace informed are insurance oompa- vie out of the city Tre Fire Marsha! let evening made ap examination of the ayot where the fire orig nated, and ‘an investigation as vo its origin will be gone into to-day, was mixed up with it. Cun Gen. Gadeden io- form us how fer the Kitchen Cabinet were im- with Mexico are to be “re-opened,” and “ander auepices probatly not ae favorable as those” of That is to way, ha’s government will not be likely to last Jopger than his tea millione, and tbat then we abal} have ull the werk to do over again. We think ro too; but we aleo think that ten mil- lopr Lave been saved by the Senate amend- nen‘, though the otlier ten millions have been Fayntxo THE Fre—Tag Does Ler Loosz. —Our abolition philosophers of the elder Se- ward organ of this city, after aiding in the se- ditiou- work of the Saratoua disorganizers dis- appointed demagogues, abolition divines, aboli- tion infidels, and abolition fanatics; and after done, are now engaged in puffing and blowing themselver iuto a tremeodous rage, in their efforts to fan the Saratoga combustibles into a The following is an extract The pack ap) ear tobe veterans in the art; they tH In Mr. Edeard Everett's maiden speech in Congress, 1@ said there was no cause ue woula bu BOUD sboulder @ mu-Ket for as to put down Of course Mr. Evérett WwW uld not object to the negro dogs a8 @ part of the From certain publications of this sort in the same journal, beretofore, the genuineness of the above advertisement may be doubted. But why this insidivus thras: at Edward Everett ? He bes retired from the dirty arena of politics to the seclusion of his library. Even there does he etill stand in the way of W. H. Seward aud bis new coalition? Is be, too, to be hunted down with abolition dogs at five dollars per day ? ‘A Sovrn Canouina GoveRNoR For NEBRASKA. —The Kanres aud Nebraska emigration societies will doubtless be gratitied to Jearn tbat Mr. bra:ka. The Congressional Free Soil Emigra- kind of property the new Governor intends to . Martine Ad@airs. Ax InTERRenING Trial Tarr.—It is reported th the stramebip Arctic, of the Collins Moe, will sail Bextion- day for Bonton, via Newport, on atrip to teat the it... tant improvements lately made in her boilers, and pb has been slrendy described io Yall Jn the Hawa. 'y prime feature 10 {tis an immenne saving of fuel, scoo plished by using ‘ xtam,”’ iastead of the eommon stear or steom rebeated to » much higher temperature by ‘Deing asin sc bjected 10 the action of the furnace. Tho Arctic sill teke her pince in the line immediately after, and sail for Liverpoo) on the 24 of next month, Lacxch —Mr. Semel Sneden will iauoch st high water, to-day, from bis yard at Greenpoint, a splondid steamer “for Jas, L Day, keq., of Norsich, Conn. She will bavea deem engine, with « 56 fach cylinder, 10 feet stroke, and. one very large boiler. Her machinery is frem the Fulton Iron Works, Cherry street. Yetiow Favee on Boaxp *nir.—The schooner John G. White, McTullocs, arrived yesterday from St. Domiogo- city, Was navigated most of the passage by merely the captain apd one of the seamen, the rest being sick of fever. On the 12th inst., in lat. $2 60, lon. 71, Peter Lawscn, se.mso, a cative of Sweden, died, and on the 18tb, in Int. 8256, lon 71 03, Wm. Clarke, seaman, of New York, died—hoth ffever The mate and one of the: seamen are bow sick of the same disease. AMERICAN Consu18 ABROAD — We have reesived the fol- lowing «tatemedt, says the Boston Journal, from Capt. Leach, master of the abip Strelna, of Boston, lately wreched in the Gulf of Finlant [t ia @ plain, unvar- pisbed tale, expuring the ip ficiency and: heartlessnese of sume of tbe Cousuls sho have deen appoiated by our govervment. It ie shameful that american seamen. shovly vot reorise se stance and protection ia foreiga ) and Jet we fear such instances 46 are related by aia Leach ase but 0 common All the Consuls Mentiores by Captain Leach are f Mp sup, Stieipa, of Boston, was cast away near Revel im the Gull of 3 1w! ; the plo. run her on tne rocks. Alter tbe ship +a» stripped ] duwsnarged mycrew. The Plece being in a rtate uf siege and in the Russian govorn- ment, | van ordered to get my crew vat of the empire as soon as persiple, A pars of my crew went to London, and the ret to Lul by vesreis that were bound to those places There reiog uo consul in Lubes they went to caspaag neh od ms\e. cerpente and one seamac)—and catled on the Consul, who w. uld have nothing to do with them I paid the passage of m; told Lim to call ov the American . onsul there,who would send bit to Memel, wnere he would be consuls at Riga end at Memel weuld thing for hia. Finally, be had Eleiveur, Pasa he tereere cost eae haneniose - sul, (Mr, hatpals ) eno wo Rotbing for him, and wt be. benged 0 Rogiiah What are our mericen evnsuls for if they take care of -merican citizens in distress? th-se consuls would do the least thing for because they were cant away in Kuseia ought tu bave gone to Croustadt; but w do why p the Russian sotecrat says : means go out of my +mypire ut once Cronatsdt; you rochice, “The Bigs, wis port. The theré would do nothing for him, and bo my crew hax had to arag shag, Saee one place tosnother, after betug cast away in Russia, all the wey to -merica.. It ie shameful and mo: ing to American shiymasters to stant here in Rarope and see officers sppom'ea by the United States governmect at these difitiect » rta, who take no more interest about the citizens of the United states than if excepting ipo, found them aleays ready to sot—en) be disch»rged, and is t» receive the three months extra. pry. ‘There should be som» overturn amongst them. ‘he Covsulat tlsipenr should, 1m my hamble opiaiun, be removed, for we canpot get on» more obaoxious. By giving a!) this pubiication, you will rps oo 2 a ah Bas ik i 2 gaeg i i i : Your obedient servant. = THOWAS i, Late ma-ter of ship Strelna, of Boston. City Ini covered in the water pear toboten, by one of the hand: empl +ysdon the Hobuben ferrypoat Phoenix An ioquest was held ty Justior Crave, of Hoboken; after which, the Pemaivs were conveyed tothe residence of her fi Mr. Ieanc Jaoob-whn, No. |20 Clinton placa, and buried, Jestereay ulternoon, at 4 o’elock, » ‘to the rites Of the Jewiah Cbhuren, in the Jewieh bw yiog ground in Righty egotn strse e firmer ta the ead of all wen the living heart? thie 4 and eadden bereay- ment of one 20 uPir ty veloved, haa spread sorrow through a wide carele of sywpathising friends. ®t. aNn’s CHURCH FoR Dear Moras, in the New York University Warbicgstun square Service to morrow, Pith the voice at 1635 A. M., aud the sign language at 4 WiLb Cat ‘\eNEY —Thi- city is completely inundated with all verte oo We nipvlesters, purporting te be bark notes ‘The oroker- buy them as Jong as it suits thetr cor verience at a iscount of about. two or three fe cent these moves ars gut iuto gers we by some ‘Cur pocus plan, ans «o large « part of the carrency is poe mace uct this rast, that it almost appears ne- ces-ary to take it to do business at all But this le not Tf the pubhe ‘only posttiv-ly reuse to take this currency im payment for work or it would be driven out of circ. ation in Lavine rar Cor Stone oF THE New "9 HALL — The corner stone ot the new -{remeu’s All, in Mereer- eet, will De iatd oo Monday next, at B vclock in the TDOOD AD address wil! be delivered, accompanied with otner exercises appro race to the occasion. Tne Quests ot the dav are invited to a-semble in the chamber ’ cee es am Boars of Aldermen at 2 a ad Proceed "rom thence in process on to the ball will Bo doubt be an interesting cer- mony. ———————__. Mr. Oliver Bowman, of vilton, Mass., hang himeelt in dis own bern, «rth » ring cbais, on Saturday night last. The a wed waa shout 45 yexr: of age, a stone cutter ie cael . suest Sines’ ie. went in! fa the suict‘e that bas takeo ma the past two years. aoe nd Reese & Com the fwemy five Cont Daguer- HODpee are taken at the orginal ostanlishmeat, 290 Broadway, by H mes’ patent double two at ence. sethority for focrvena ‘youth "Ue te the aig toe * y for fourtees years. to two daguerreotype pisture factory. Degverreots pes for A: Meade Broth- ere, smeong the piuerrs of the rrenty pe art on this offe of the Atlantic, coutinue ts ‘beir beauti‘n) pio- turer daily ‘Thirteen veara steaty d-vction fa Kurope spd Ame jca to this aifficalt art, ead the awards received from seivntitic institutions, is s sufficient guarantee of the merit of ovr pictures Artiata ani importers, 28% Broa way, four doors above sstor House Planes ond Melodeons.Cae wonderfal rae and besuty of the various atylesaf Pisnos and clodeons to be! une at the great mu ie establiehment of bORACE WATE!3, $38 Broadway. comprising « larce variety of the most ce'ebra’ed makes in the world, and the ia Giscount from factory prices for whieh they cap te ba» tor cash, revdera his the most desirable house at which to make purcha-es. Warranted Watenca at Lew watches, four jewels, $20 to $26. gold levers, fav jew. elleg, $28, $30, $05 Koutian patent vers, 3 bunting lever, tail jencliea, Ba ab, 900’ on? #2 8005 ‘JOHN COX Importer, 254 Bowery. os tor thew fal) gurenases,) our ities for Must or'enmive assortments of the netter of wen’s end boyw’ clothing “he deamod fot sufweture fae @ mnch tr ever: sity aod town tp the United ~taten hat we bave bad to mane such in onr new varehousr as *1i) imeure to buyers «6 more "ANCE senor ment, 6 prions whieh no xm. boare can sMierd, an ee heve txed our grade of profits at slow sgare to insure the very ticxe ‘ace we propose doing in xvertemmat of oar passe Al) goods from our DEH! are warranted Dod for.stp)n and. qaatity, svery garment 200. Ne ‘258, 200 hod 280 jos 258, : Aroatway, corner of Warren stenat as Bargeiwe—clotning Sligh Damaged. — Elsek frock and Cress conts, coat is Yor 8s; ett e. vimere Qoesbin pants, cost 66, for $2 60; black @Tapadip and velintia vests, cont $f, for $2.60; Deve? vest pd pants, $l eacn GEO LEVIE, corner uf Naaaa and Leehman p:reeis. ' Fpectet Notier.--§" 0.000 worta of ‘finest. clor bing, get up ty ove of the best poases im Bedalvar, for ral at lene ban batt price. at KE RVANS) chy 4 ware bourse. 1 avd 6% bilan etrenti Comte woth and 660, for $0. $18, $16 and $14; fine ‘over~ ovate, lines with atin aud made for at $18 end 616. Fox, the Tatior, -Grorge ®. But, the Ciachier, 921 Breadway, aejoiniog here Houta, Diya all hie ts 04a for curb, form miste sone. ‘vory t of" hare times The bee bi- Farnishing Store,.At. io ths gentle~ birt ‘b- inetudes variety of under or ir, hanno De Jovi View, crayate, drer: howe, whirt Midesed sieeve buttons, mowed ant ot hand~ kerebiets suspencers, caves, umbrelas, dresai Ae., imported for the summer trade. Toe Doderste and the asror'meut anequalied. Damaged Shaw l+.-Jast received, 300 fine French # o) long shawls, shizhtly damaged ty #s- tr om board the Franklin, and @ill ne offered chissmorn- ig ate great t. in Also, bombazines Roh. LEal BRATER, (iste Leadpester & Lee.) 847 Broadway, corver of Leonard atreet. onnen, are Black Stilts! Binew stlks!—Jast received, three esses enyperior bises silks, warramt d to waar wile sian ish eves os, shiew wo are rolling a: a Exe merificn. b. A ' late Leadbeater & 847 Broadway, corner of awk street. » Pastis Roo», Sho.s, and Garwors, Recetved from vom ve Kierelion, aah as those now e Oryetal Paace, reovived mmthly by bootmaker, 62 Nasaa street, three @ Maiden isne. A large supply conetantly om |