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Police Intelligence.

ArRrL ll.-Burg.ary-The eating house, No. LAT
Fulton street, kept by Mr. Gunter, burglariously
entered Friday night, supposed by false key, and
tin box about eighteen inches square, stolen from be-
hind the bar, containing bars Of silver silver combs
fancy silver flowers and other articles in silver unDish
ed valued at about $780, the property Of Charles Hol
zapfel silvsrsmth, No. ITO Fulton street This, APP
pears, placed in the custody Of Mr. Gunter
every evening, by Mr. Holzspfe for safe keeping, in
left every night with Mr. Gunter for the last eighteen
months with perfect safety until yesterday morning,
when it was amongst the missing.
Recovery Of Cloaks-The premises No. AL Broome
street. entered last night by shivering rascal
and three ladies' cloaks stolen Policeman Mclaughlin,
while the7Five Points in tho of the night OBJ
served black fellow with bundle of clothing Upon
going to arrest him, he dropped the bundle and off,
The bundle to be the identical coaks stolen the
evening from Mrs Martin, in Broome street.
Stealing Sopereisns-Arthur Hartman was arrested
last night by policeman of the lst ward, suspicion
of stealing six sovereigns from Patrick Riley. Lock.
cd up.
Petit Larceaies-Rachael Martin arrested yester-
day afternoon for stealing dress worth three dollars
Locked up. Maria Mullen was arrested last night
charged with robbing young man. by the name Of
James Hooker residing at No Is Wooster street, while
in q den OF prostitution at No Little Water street.
the Five Points. Locked up.
Suicide in tAe State Prson-A convict by the name of
Pierce, sent from fooklyn about fifteen months ago.
hung himssk in the cell last Thursday. II appears
that negro informed him Of the death Of his father,
which was caused principally by the misdeeds Of the
this apparently preyed upon his mind considerably
also with the knowledge Of Of his brothers having
been arrested for feony therefore to both these
causes, this rash act was attributed.
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Og- A fact came out in the Senate, yesterday,
which IS Of some consequence in shedding light
upon the policy Of the administration, and Of removing
from II every charge of apathy which has been made
upon Il query from Mr.. Mangum, who addressed the
senate on the Oregon question: drew from General Cas-
the fact that his resolutions In the early peiod Of the
session, looking to military preparsons were
with the sanction the President Of the United
Unica Of Friday.
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PAPER HANGING.

HOWELL X BRUTHEKs, Manafscturs, and lnportsn
Ii OF Paper Hangings having opened ~ Ner OH eYs
branch their Phad pha ycaa S n
wanting goods in their line their exenvs ssoHment q
PAPER HAN0INGs Borders, rifs Dosfd amau, oeuaih
rspsr, and ali other articles their line oil bussness
have receysd from the Institutes .o ~ sneoSrsTs
ana Bosfou silver medals for the msnufscture OF
their soods themselves that they can s better article
" FRESCO PAPERS.
r. .ub~er,ber would particularly call attention. their
,ssormeut Of fresco Payers for Psro, and Column
vsss,s Iog Halls Public Rooms, Entries, &c. he.
xiso CURTAIN PArxns, new article for Windows.
fsperng OF Rooms Halls, Ne promptly attended TO By esrs
ccuay merchants and city dealers will find 70 their adj
'''''A HOWELL BROTHERS, No ~ Brosdvsy,.
as Im.uc Two doors above ti< City Hotel.
ARDl barrels and 20 kegs jast received and Tor sale
IL bv y. X COLLINS y ~ - Sc1thn eL
IyRENCH LUNAR PILLs-LadIss will 6nd tho srti
II Gle lno disappontmentl At liz Chsry suset - amN
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The Sscalloe Case.-The United Sfatss vs.. Wilhos
BusmsiThe evidence for the prosecution and defence
was closed yesterday. The case will be summed up on
day evening
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CENTRAL AMERIcA-We have advices from the
interior to the 18th ullmo, but the news 10 not OF
much interest The Archbishop Of Guate mala (residng
in Havsna is dead, and is said his remains will Be con-
vey ed to Guatemala for burial by way Of Belize
confidently stated that the appointment Of his successor
will be pregnant with much good or evil for
the people Of Guatemala Baiise, (HendursD O6seSvr
Mosr
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Trial of PO lily BOtllne.

NxwBuReH, April 10th, l6A6.
The trial Of Polly Bodne s fast prog and bears
every appearance Of speedy termination As had been
previously stated in the Herald jury obtained
Tuesday in about eight hours which may appear
what sing ular but easily accounted for from tho fact
that town meeting was being held in Nswburgh, and
never before heard anything concerning the case.
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CoporER's OFFICE Death BY Infemperdnes.-The Cor
held inquest at No - Walnut street, ysserday
the body OF Margaret Fitzsmnons. born in Ireland
q at caused by intsmperahce. Verdict accordingly.
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Board OF Supervisors.

This Board met last evening Recorder In the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Psfiiions received and referred. From l.
Wood asking correction Of tax also, from Amos
Bendell, The Jackson Marine Co., and others, asking
corrections Of tax. Referred
Bill Of w. NJ Price, counsellor, for professional scr
vices in the case OF Costello, $500. Referred.
B-Cariage hire for Judge and jury, in attending to
view the Butchers' Melting Establishment" Order
ed to be paid
Rsporfs-Of Committee on Annual Taxes, OF several
petitions for relief Of tax-adopted, viz George Scott
J. Shotwell, Frost and son, Muru and Clark, Henry
Oaks, and others. Adopted.
The quarterly returns of Coroners report, 81 022 81
and 81 ,467 rs. Referred.
Polly Bodine.-Report of Committee in favor Of pay
ing Mr. Bevns expenses for board &c. in the case Of
Polly Bodine, and for services az jalor Referred
Abraham r. Hlyer $3.50 for services &C. in conveying
Alexander Mcleod to Utica, ia the year lS4l, on writ
Of habess corpus from this city. Lost-Ayesa noes H.
The Board adjourned.
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NEW TARIFF.
INFORMANT NEWS 60 Shippers Of Grain sad othe

Farm Produce Great Britain.
newisw having psssed the Legislature. admitting the
Of foreign aud provisions very low
daty will be given those who desrous
TO ship the Glasgow market to good eonnexion
and Provision trade there ha. hitherto been Of
trade Glasgow better opportunity could not desired by
respectable houses form connection in that market Lib
eral advances will be given 10 shippers.
From the subscriber long and owedge OF the
Grain and Provision Trade, and aso his friendly intimacy
lated upon.
The subscriber begs refer shippers Mr. A. H. Fnay
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
mas lm+rc 50 Union street, Glasgow.
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Common Pleas,

Common Pleas
Both branches Of this court have been engaged since
Friday In nsturazing citizens, preparatory to the COM
ing charter election.
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the
Ro6M
Mnseum building. or Ia Fnltsa street Rooms and TIA
Marble and Iron with AR India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt suit European and all great plave being
lima balls for Germans. -
NB-Basord new style Billiard Tables for sale; India
and French Cue Leather best In the city; fne Billiard Cloth
and every astcei the trade constantly hand and for sale
f6 lm*me
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SARONI s. ARCHER

Isl Water street, corner or Maiden lane,
Lave ON HAND. alsrge assortment Of Caps silk and
and Panama Hats
Also oil Silk Glazed Lawn vrors and Captocks winch
they offer At very low prices. - .
Dealers asd manufactures will do well Examine their
stock before purchasng elsewhere. mia ims ms0 Nv
CALTiOUo sacks Of Ashton prime order board the
- ship Sc Patrick from Liverpool For sale in lots suit
a. iw.rc A'"" DAVID OGDEN, 60 Wall st.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
w. SPIES CO, having removed to 81 Maiden laae,
"A. offer large and well assorted stock Of Hardware, Cut
lsry Guns and Oun Materials by mportatons
remsly low prices iof cash approved paper s1lmfh
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDKNT-By and with
the advice and consent OF the Senate.-Gorham
nsiro vice George w. Gordon, recalled. George H.
Gounde. of PeDnsy vania to be consul for the city Of
Basle In Switzerland, vice Seth T. Otis, recalled. Thos
W. Gpn Of Pennsy vana. to be consul for the port Of
Belfast in Ireland, vice James Shaw, recalled Thomas
b. Abrams Of to be consul for the port OF
Mayaguez, in the island Of Puerto Rico vice Gordon
Bradley, recalled Charles Ward, Of Maine, to ne con-
sui for the island Of Zanzibar in the domnions OF the
Sultan of Muscat, vice Richard p Waters, recalled
stswsr Steel o. to be consul for ns port
Robe L. Longhesd Of Pennsylvania to be consul for
the port Of Londonderry in Ireland vice James MDo-
Of the Senate vice James McHsnry, declared samuel
ID. Heap OF Pennay lvana, to be consul for the city
and kingdom Of Tunis vice John II. Payne, recalled
Pictou, in Nova Scotia. vice John J. Peavy, deceased
James Taylor to be collector &c for the district and
inspector &C. for the port Of Wscasset Maine vice Mo-
Shaw, removed. Slas Weaver, to be surveyor &c,
for the port Of East Greenwich, in Rhode Island vice
Joseph l. Tiilinghast, removed. Edwin Wlber TO be
collector &C. for the district of Newport Rhode Island
vice william Ennis, removed Murray Whallow, to be
collector &C. for the district end port OF Presque lse,
Pennsy vana vice Charles W. Kelso, whose commission
expired John Guthrie. to be surveyor, &c. Tor the
moved James Fisher to be surveyor, &c Tor the port
Of PAutuxet, Rhode Island vice Peleg Aborn, whose
commission expired Timothy p Spencer, 10 be deputy
posmaster at Cleveland, Ohio vice o. Andrews
ed James X Gibson to be deputy postmaster at Abing
don, Virginia.
Captain Jonn Clark of the third regiment of infantry
be msJor November &C. le45 vice Dearbon, promoted
Third Regiment Of Infantry.-First Lieutenant Philip
N Barbour to be captain, Nov 49, Is45 vice Clark pro-
NOTED Second Lisutenan; William B. Johns, TO be rst
lieutenant November 26, lS45 vice Barbour, promoted
Brvst Second Lieutenant william X Van Boksn ofthe
seventh regiment Of infantry to be second lieutenant
Nov. IS, 1545. vice Johns, promoted
Promotions IN THE NAvr.-Albert g. Clary, to be
lieutenant in the navy from llth April is4o a, which
time he promoted 10 I'll vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Lieutenant James NJ. Lockert.
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STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IA A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with lev er
: mber Of that may b. desirable, Barn. -,
lng On the river: ad within thre minute: walk Of
Steamboat Landing mile from Fort Richmond. and 60
and hilf from New Brighton.
The ,perty the OF about 400 feet
For further particulars enquire Of William and John on
No 81 w all street. the premses, Of Mrs
ger a11uI
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: EAGLE. COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO- sec Pearl street, between Centre ard Elm-Wam cold
IN and shower Baths squs to those in house the cry
lay Lodssnxs With good clean beds M cts; Board
found from London, Liverpool and all the pnc
nAl citlea of the United Slater. a Insrh
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COACHMAN.

MAN OF steady and tempeate habit. desrous Of OBJ
"A tanning situation Coachman He has had consaera
bic understands thoroughly the OF hores asd
Is willing wait table, and make himself generally
ui Can city reference from his last employer
Address ~ C care Of the porter Messs Howiand Aspr
walls, South at the Office OF this paper. am
MOTICE-Those fhst want their Gardens put in good
IN order their Vnss prared, New Gardens laid out,
will please call Mr. r. Stewart, Gardener where ordes
will attended Removed from Eldrdgc street 70 -
Grand street. the basement, back room.
Box Wood Cor sale nj the same plac.. all 2sne
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

st4 II f. N II " X A II N
IMPORTERS, So NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS.
have received by late arrivals from their house Paris
and csE fer s.s ysry srss md Shpss 'ssS9 q he
in bunches wrsaths sprgs gsland TIC &c. together with
MATERiALs FOR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness and by
any other importation.
AsoArhca flowers by the case, imported expressly for
the iobbnR aud country trade ma 1msr
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10 COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS.
CPECIAL NOTCE.-THE GRAEFENBER0 Pl

Nm, a nv vOn1E"-anE Gn nnEFENbEho FILL
town. CITY and village in the United States the British Pro
vinces West Indies and Of Scuth America A.
Agsrt In no case viii aIugEst be smgIeysa and .hs.e
" ths Grsrsnbars Fl Company are such As viii insure
large sale for their Pills. and good will find The agency
good business. IL beng srable open different agen-
cies simultaneously Of the Pills will be offered for sale
until the whole system Of ageacies oTanzcd which will
call at the once Of the compn., which will be for
the No. 16l Nasssu door Tammany
Hall. FRANCIS M PRATT, General Agent
PSThe extraordinary virtues of the Or sfenburg Vsge
table Pills. the philosophy of their the hu
SYSTEM viii be fully explained .. an early day. Il
10 Brandreths Mofs any other pills. and will immedi
atelv become the leading dill Of the day. alO 6trc
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FOR SALE,

A SMALL STEAM DISTILLERY, with eli the sppara-
"A and hrtur-s ready put into ts like
well ADAPTED Tor dstilline camphne;I will be sold at
great 6ce, " applied Tor Immediately.
Toe house be let and be .yss in
medistey Enquire the Iremses, = =. corner Of ~
and 9Th ay enue or OF JOHN BENSON,
- S-sw y. Is Old slip.
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To LET OR FOR SALE. sI
AA A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE. stahla sd
f Coach House attached with about of lan tie
principal part Of which < well stocked with fnk ed
pass minutes within five minutes walk of the ass
Sruation between 10th and 1llh For further uma
tion apply to JoHN BATHGATE, "a Ninth street, Dr.
WOODS, Harlem. mrl2 lmPyc
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From Nxw MExrco.-The following is an extract
of letter from Independence. Missouri, under
date OF March I'D, 1876 -
Some fifteen Of the wealthy traders to MEXICO have
just arrived from Santa Fe, across the plains They
started thence about the 10Th Of February the distance
il 7so miles. Amongat them signors Armjo and
Flores, Mexican Messrs Colhorn, Elliott LassaId,
and T.. and f. Leitensdorfer, of Missouri Sgnor Ar
milo brings $50 pounds Of gold dust and all represent
the yield Of the gold mines very large this
The trade from this place will be four times greater this
year than any The merchsndizers Of which
we already hear will bring back next stng 500 900
In gold dust and specie Many traders their
way in from chihuahua Zacaecas and other towns Of
the interior The above gentlemen have had to endure
IN addition 10 the rigon Of so bleak journey, every
possible indignty from tho piratcai savsges to whom
our government allows full swing upon the plains Five
OF their Mexican servants killed, and wound
3D. by the Yutas, at the Wagon Mound, beyond the
Arkansas and the large bands Of loose mules and horses
being brought in for the return TIP were run on ana
Independence. they stripped Of their remaining
animals snd provisions by the Pawnees. From this
place they have had TO struggle In foot, destitute and
depressed"
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ITO LIVERY STABLE KEEP. RS Cab rropneson. &c.
STONES DlsTAMETkR-Ths 10 IN apparatus
which ean applied mnnte carriage, and will
dicae distance travelled over consesusaty viii be foued
those hiring eafrisges those wuh
tn speed Of ,ke hosss The above together
with apparatus similar purpose applicable loeomo
tves for sale stone Bothers Croton Plumb
ing and Water Filter Estabiishmsnt 800 Broadway.
~
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TO LET,

NN III LEI, sss -
IA TO A EMAIL FAMILY-The upper part Of ksass
1s8 Chambers consisting of front and bask
E with p,n:Iy on the second door and front - -
the Use Of Croton other privileges A.
plyto A.S.VAN PRO 40, ST Warrsagt
NB.-H desirable part If the above may be obtaipDa
IT oursr
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HAVANA SEGARS.

from Havana, yi1 Noreisgas victora Wandering Jews,
Baysd:ns EmiIio,s Nsb,ja: ard plantation segan AL
receiving consigume OF the finer qualities Of Havana Be-
by vessel from Havsna with advces close sales
pc, than other importer Country merchants
mT 2w-rrc GEORGE WELLS JG. Iss Front street.
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S5O,OOO TO LEND,

IN BOND AND MORTGAGE. for a term q y:s,s
" good this city or brookIyp
above named belongs trust and will
vide ed ia sypc ants. Apply 70 = o. bhOAD
AZ lmsrc
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MUSIC 7'AUGH7,,

I'm THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, By 2 Lad1.
~ who has thorough hnovedse Of the science Pie ca
desscd W. H. the Office Of this pAps shall be Hsnctua
iy attended mrO INF
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~o.r OFFICE II FuLror STREET, BRooKLYr.
(NONTlNUE 10 take risks hui. dings machinery mer
~ chandize and property generally their usual
terms This company has paused through two Rreatet
owe their escape from then with eompsrstyelv slight Losses
and scattering their risks All losses which he eomnspr
sustain will be adjusted and paid promptly a.
New York. Of all expiraIlons of policies. =
B. W.OELAeMATER, President
al 2missr h. T.. FINN, Secretary.
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Ira ON yorabetsrms four three story and basement
E:;w brick dwelling Houses, in Hobcken They esch
tain II besides the kitchen, and ksted in
beautiful style throughout Two Of these houses 81 feet
front by s. feet deep and two Of them feet BY A. with wide
yard in front.
The situation commands fine view and Is within
minutes walk of the ferry where boats leave svesy
fifteen minutes for Barclay street. and half hour Cor Ca
They will be let with the privilege Of free ieriage Apsly
al0 2w*r ]. G. STEVENS, Hobo6an.
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Morning Lime ae o'clock.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
AOQH ~ Bessfast and dinner on board Landing
ton, Poughkespsie, Hyde Park Rhinebeck,
u He'd Hook, Bristol Csisk Hudson, Coxsackis Kinder
hook
Thursday and Saturday This Mornng) 7ocloek A. M.
from tae foot Of Barclay street. hs,urnng opposite
days.
ps:,aae o. Freight. APP board. TOT. HALL,
ut the Once on the Wh.n. ell RE
PEOPLES LINE OFsTEAMBOATs FOR ALBANY
Daily Sundays eIceped-Throush Direct-a o'clock PM
From the p'sr bst,ceen CourttaMdt and Liberty SITS.
a1DsER 81 Steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt, WIN. II.
6zA Peek win leave Moedsy, Wednesday,
and Friday evenings, at O'clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. X. q. Crutten-
dep will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
at O'Clock.
Ats o'clock r NJ, Landing at Intermediate Places.
From the Foot Of Barclay ST..
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. w. Brainard.
will leave Monday, Wednesday Friday and Sunday after
Stsambost NORTH AMERICA. Captain r. H. Furry, win
leave Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday afternoons,
o'clock
The above boats WILL all times arrive In Albany in ample
time for the morning for the west.
Freight taken at moderate taken after 5k o'clock.
Pm,
persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this line
without written order fromthe Csptams or Agents.
For freight apply the Boas G.
8chntx, at ne Office nu wharf.
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IA AROUSE AND BARN, with about sixteen ~ Of
sf8 ground, situated in the village Of Hastngs, Wesenpr
80 county, STATE q New YSrh within few n!sstss
dens, which well stocked with fruit Also, pleasant
with Of wate and several good springs Pos
ply the Of Mr. Scnosser, Hastings Landing Of
Al lm+rc Mr.. ECKEkT, u MUIR ay st, New York.
"A FOR SALE-Four Lots the north side OF 4lst
E:R 800 FEET Of the 9Th with House.
and another building of the lots suitable for
workshop, sIsughfer house or stable
Ao about sx ss1es with small House on the Roeksrsy
Gate euains Of Peach Trees in full bearing
Asc other pieces of Land Inquire of JOHN L.
NORTON Jr at Delaney street, between the hours OF
and 5. as lw~rh
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SHAFER q Co,
TdILORS AND DIAPERS,

BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
TOE Ftshbr Kssns G,.sapasS Brss.le b. Wnd:e.
nadas All Packages Parcels and business the above
towns part Of the portion Of New Hampshire
Vermont, will be faithfully attended il directed the
care Of L. BlGELOW, Q Court street Boston.
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MN POOL PACKETs FOR LivERf0OL-onyr re-
suiar packet Of the l6fh April The magnificent
and lsbr.ed fast sailing fayorite pal ship NEW
YORK T. B. Crcpper, Commander, win sail positively
nod,tioa. NswYsrk fitted ont il most superb and
that but add the comfort Of those ebarkny
Persons visiting the old country sending for their frsr
before elsewhere passage in cabin second
cabin aud early application should be made board
ROOIE, BROTHERS & CO.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, May rs, ts47.



The PROPRIETOR Of this journal intends to visit
Europe in few weeks, and will be absent Tor Sc
veral months, his object being TO establish perma-
nent correspondence of the highest ORDER for the
columns OF his journal, intal the principal capitals
of the old contnent-embracing London, Paris,
Vienna. Berlin, st. Petersburgh, Rome, Naples,
sc. We have already engaged correspondents
for Mexico, and several, particularly, TO follow the
army of occupation as far as it may 20 into the
interior ofthat country. We have also correspond
ents in several other important points in Central
and in South America.
In the new~position assumed by tho United
States, aided and assisted by The recent brilliant
achievements on the Rio Grande, which is only the
beginning of a new age in the world, thus republic
must, at am early day, become the leading, the
model, and the most powerful nation of the civil
zed world. The newspaper press Of her great
cities must prepare, by energy, enterprise and
genius, TO support her destiny. Hence the pur-
pose of our visit TO Europe.
Any information, aid, advice, or letters which
our friends can furnish with, will be thankfully
received. We intend sailing on the 18th of June.
During onr absence, Mr.. FREDERIC HupsoN, who
has been connected with the Herald since the first
year OF its existence, will have the editorial man
agement OF its columns and course