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needed BY men 10 power, and 90 efficient were the
means Of resistance Ina, bscsms necessary to wade
through seas OF blood to effect the throw of the
monarchy. Now, how changed has been ths scene
The ats king Of the French had bis command mill
resisting assaults from foreign force would have sna
bled him to have kept the world at bay and vet he fell
classes Of Paris to great degree unsrmed Int
by the irresistible influence Of an enlishtened pnbc
opinion 1t !: this last great element Of power, which
sons that now in OWL connections robbnr the have
net Of its terrors and causing kings to y when there ID
great work she has begun. She has many, very many
Of which che did not rosses,
her revolution was eR.cted-the Comparatively sligbt
expenditure Of blood and treasure which it,
plishment has cost hsr.the immediate and continued
with which public order restored and has
since been maintained, and the marked difference in
the conduct and dispositions OF foreign nations to-
If proof OF the and certainty with which the sue
Of the republican principle can be psrpetuatsd Il
" Mors % o.
ed away since the establishment of independence
and the devotion Of our people to the principle OF self
10 universal better understood and
ardent a. 1t then. The unanimity in feeling in
gard the revolution in France which psrvades
all parties in the United States that much
ciple which lays 1T the foundation Of institutions ID
equally dear to the hearts of all.
That SUCH may also be the happy lot Of regenerated
France s very the ardent desire fevery Anne
ricsn citizen, as It is certainly Of
Iour Irleuu ana ODt DerVC.
M. VAN BUREN,.
To William v. Brady, Hamilton Fish, VIM F. Have
meyer, Luther Bradish .Rebt Emmett, David Graham,
Theodore ssdgwiok, Ecoes Offender, Hiram Wal
bridge, A. II. Miok!e, H. Kriege.
Other letters received and read from other par
ties including John Dix whose reply what might
be expected, milk and water, wishy washy affair."
which We have room in our columns.
Marseiles Hymn
The military then moved In double fle several times
round tho and then left the hes tre while the
committee, with the vice held position tho
rear Of the stage who promenaded to the
green room where the good things for tho body were
fully dispensed, ana wine and sentiment abounded
AT twelve O'Clock, Misses Whitlook and Jeffrey ar
peared ON the stage and danced national pas and Il
was without doubt Of the successful efforts
ever msde and great the applause, that they
appeared and again performed their parts amid tho
dsasnDg shouts Of applause Of all present and formed
IN the conclusion beautiful tableux, representing
America end France embracing liberty.
Inc strctest order was observed and In the lob
by, under the superntendsnos of Messrs Barber and
Joseph not the slightest disorder for moment prevail
Cd The company dispersed about half past three
O'clock and every one seemed delighted with the fssti
vities Of the evening.
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HE WASHINGTON sailed yesterday from the
Bay, at IL o'clock, with Tour additional passen-
gers, and $4,000 more specie on freight. Her
mail was also quite large.
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1faIRTlETH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.


WARRINGTON, April 25, ls4s.
The Senate convened ct the usual hour Vice Prss.
dent Dallas In his seat, who called 1t to order.
Numerous memorials and petitions were rrssentsd,
which were duly received and referred.
NEW POST ROUTE BErwEEH PHILADrL.
Among the petitions presented was ens by Mr. CLAY
TON Of Delaware, from ctssns Of Philadelphia praying
for the s:tsbshmsnt Of . post route by railroad BE-
Camden and Amboy railroad.
Mr.. CLAYTON, on introducing the petition, said fs W
consideration of the Senate.
the statements contained in the petition 70 far - New
MI CLl1roN called for the reading Of the paper, and
Messrs Dayton and Miller The petition was finally re.
fsrrsd to the Committee Post Oces and Post Roads
WEAPONS
Mr.. CAss, Chaira.a. Of the Committee Military A.
purchase 5000 Of Colts repeating pistols or tho Of
the army.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
Mr.. BADGER, of North Caroins, submitted resolu.
into the which have delayed the public printing
and to ASCERTAIN some remedy cannet be provided for
removing them, which w.s adopted.
Mr.. CARS moved that the Senate take up the bill
latng to the California claims Objections made by
the Senate the bill he had asked leave Introduce
last Thursday relative to riots In the District Of Co.
The Senate proceeded to take up the unfinished bust
before It, The California claim bill then taken
up BY . vote Of yeas2s. nays9.
By the military committee which was read
Mr. MASON, of Virginia proceeded to address the Sc
ser's observations made former day respecting the
constitutional questions to the authority Of Congress
MI BADoEa rejoined lnd reafhrxaed his sentiments
previously advanced and offered additional arguments
to PROV: the sound constitutional view he had taken Of
Mr.. BrNror spoke at some length in favor Of the
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Maxnstic Machines The celebrity and increasing
cess oil Mo0rheads Graduated Magnetic Machines h
ed desire to place them within the reach Of all who mi
need them The proprietor has the pleasure
nopnce that consequence of his late and
creased facility he has been enabled place the pcs Of
beautiful machines complete in every respect and
have ever been offered the world stand Justly n
eminent a. Moorheads magnetic machines Manu.
B5osdwsv New York 10 all nsIyou: affections. :ueh
nervous energy &c. the effects of these articles tfu
wonderful Full directions for accompany them Bew
Of innifa
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THK RECENT BATTLE AT RoSALIA.
By telegraph from st. Louis 70 the Pittsburgh papers,
We have condrmaory accounts Of the battle fought 1t
Rosalis sixty miles from Chihushua. The Americans
victorious, and the Governor Of Chihuahua four
teen pieces Of artillery and large number Of prisoners
taken by forces The loss in killed and wounds
cd on both sides 10 represented heavy-Philoxephio
BullsHn
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FRoM JAMAIcA.-We learn from the Kingston
Bennett arrived In the Severn the lst met
to the duties second 10 command that sta
ton Soon after his landing at Port Royal he proceeded
on board the Imaum, and hoisted his blue broad PEN
naut which saluted by the vessels Of war In Port
Royal aad the red ensign, which was flying before
shifted to blus.-N. o. Pic. April Ia
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man named Avery, was cut to pieces on the after
noon Of the 10th inst the Madison and indianapolis
Railroad short distance from Madison by the cars
train thinking had stopped but the cars being in
motion he was thrown lenghwiss the track and out
to atoms
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To Correspondents.
L. B. will hnd In the publication notice Of the Herald
all the information he wants.
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The Cheapest and best Place IN the City q
get Boots Shoes Caters. is at JONES' Il Ann street
First quality OF French Calf Dress Boots a So second do
so 10 81; Fren Oh patent leather Boots 81.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.


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Sew York, Wednesday, April %, lSAs
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The Circulation OF the Herald.
April Is, Tuesday. 1885 copies
Aggregate Issue Last week. .......... .l6l ,320
The publication Of the He~sl1 commenced ysster-
day morning ct minutes past O'Clock and hnished
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The people Of Lawrence Mas, hsvs voted to build
town-houss, ct On expense CT $4,000.
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LOCAL NKws.-In consequence Of the great
importance OF the foreign news, which has be-
come SO exciting recently, we have not been
able to give our usual miscellany of local intel
ligence. To-day, however, we devote our paper
to this kind of news, and tomorrow we shall
publish another assortment of European intelIi-
gence. We shall endeavor, at all times, to let
nothing of interest, either foreign or domestic,
occur without the knowledge of our readers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

Carpets-This II the Season for Houys
keepers to make their selections Of carpeng hearth
window shades. oil cloths &C.. and whore cheapest q
best assortment can be found quite desirable We call
attention q our readers to the cheapest establishment
the United States No % BowGy, Hiram Andenon (; whe
at low prices.
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Sugar.

L. N. Hoffman, Observation-Disclosures Sugar
l. a. HOFFMAN Co, will sell Tuesday, I'd May, u
O'clock at 4eCulleughs sales room re6sed sggs,-ths
Woosey. consisting Of loaf crushed and powdered ressd
sugar. standard and inferior brseds in the usual PACKAGES
This sale il made wind the affairs of ARM the
retiring from the business and will be made credit Of
months notes for all $780, and other
terms which will be made known the time of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

Glanz.Thi. favore hair po,h Of the Swedish Night
ngaIe like the magic Of her art deighting he world
lets with diamond b.lsrey before which the sstnb
The genuine article h" the copyright printed the wrap
pers &c Bew re Of any other To be ad only r. Loeb
wood Bon, all Broadway 8. Ravnor, rs Bowery u
G.ombs corner Gf Bowssy and Fourth and the gsser.
seventh street; Edward lss Nassau street. soi
propret0n for the United Srates.
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Hair Dyo-Batchelorss Instantsneo GUS Ii

guild C0srirg ior the Hair unrvallsd for producing
IL By thousands the best article in the world
the only that performs all promises See and judge fol
trial will prOva efficacy
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Wigs and Toupees-HatChsnsxs new invsn,

ed Wigs and scaps perfection and nothing has bse
made equal to thsmhey and natural appsaanc(
a. to DEFY detection made Of the finest hair and adapted
the last fair awarded the inventor silver medal
sortment ALWAYS hand at BATCHELOk'S, 70 Wall stree
near Broad way.
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BIoughan. new play. bat We don't refer to that All
Ponds upon the reality of iken shining luxurant rusls
and furthermore that Phacns Hair lnvgotor the bel
rance to the hair Il procuiabs 81 Broadway, asd tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

Gold Pens-rhe Improved Fountain Col
Fem. made By Mr. A. Csytsy fer real utility and service
should be supplied with them. They carry ink enough
write whole page, and be had only Of Beers Car
all the best makers in the rrer low
net prices Wholesale retail Gold pens repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

War and Great Excitement In France, ant
st greater on the corner Of Fulton and Nassau opp
site our ofce IL y astonishing to the
fnenf Young doing, and well he do for he
the argest stock OF boots and CATERS the city He sells
best French calf boots from 81 So sold other for
81 do fine ca!f33 So usually s. Oar friends should
get their boots of Young; his motto small prots Witbar
AL THE D0CT0H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

OPERA AND FASHION There was a meeting
OF subscribers to the Italian Opera at the Astor
House Theatre last evening, an account of
which appears under our theatrical head in this
days paper.
What melancholy denouement TO all the
brilliant efforts of fashion and gentility, at the
beginning Of the season, to establish an Italian
Opera permanently among us Heretofore the
opera has furnished receipts enough, If properly
managed, to enable the vocsllsts and musicians
to atbeef steak and plum pudding This season
its proceeds have been appropriated, in too great
an extent, to defray the demands of proprietors
and others who had the control, without re-
gard to the poor singers and musicians, who
have done all the work, and made all the money.
subscription Opera in New York will hardly
succeed, as a system; II is too exclusive, too
aristocratic, too anti-republcan in Its tendencies
and results. II the company at the Astor House
theatre had opened on its own account, under
skilful manager, at any Of the ordinary theatres,
they would have met with encouragement enough
last season to pay them generously, and they would
have had, on such plan, far more success than
they have had under the subscription system
The short trials made at Boston and Philadel
phia prove the truth of these remarks; for there
they succeeded measurably, and met with the
general patronage of the public. The expert
ment of a subscription system does not suit our
democratic city, and we may now say, our de-
mocratic age.
Let Benedettl, Truffi, Rapetti, and the other
singers and musicians, form an organization of
their own, engage another theatre, and conduct
themselves with skill and propriety, and there is
no doubt they would receive more money, more
bouquets, and far greater fame, than ever they
could do by the subscription system, where their
dependence is upon men who by accident are
this year little richer than their neghbors, but
who next year, or next half year, may be bank
rupts, and reduced to few hundreds, instead Of
thousands per annum.
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Gold Pens Diamond Pelntcd-Crsat RI

dncros-f the best and cheapest pen to
ny h,chsheu" The points warranted for
years. and for hnensss and hexiby they
Amongst all the wonderful Of this age
more e.eul or seonomcsl than this B. e. Watson
William street, and Y Savage, 90 Fulton have
exclusive sale Of them. Also al other pens FROM 81
WaYda. - -
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81 only. SILVER pencil included. } VIBRATION
Co Cedar street lone door from the Post Office up
their of Gold Pens and Cases They keep mot only
q their own m.nuisetuse. but those Of ali other maker
NIB, Josiah Hayden & Co.'S, Edward Y Primes LED
Browns and othe makers &c ns at r.ducef pricas
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dwelling house Of Mr Reynolds was Completely destroy
cd and most OF the furniture was saved though 1t was
considerably damaged His loss Is about $500 In the
several buildings which were burned. were . large
quantity omeshanics tools, all Of which lost
Rochester Democrat.
man named Avery, was cut to pieces on the After
Railroad short distance from Madison Ia by the cars
passing over his body He jumped Of in front Of the
motion he was thrown isnssws: the track and cut
to atoms
oO:i GS vail sell on ID
W0S'sY crushed :ss:d
and viii Be- made se o. credit o
viii ;: mad. atm S,i
"Romancs and Reality" IL the Name Of
'a ss' :a'
and farihs !6as rn.lSn Hair The
drug stores everywhere.
Hair Dyo-Batchelor's Instantane ous Id
Sses o s H . IL hi.
thousands be;! article in the world
nfs %
trial will prove its efficacy.
Wigs and Representatives, new invsnt1
:%SsyP
defy made Of the Ps hair, and
::
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, or WhosIer' schou|
vorlte hal, poi,h Of the sweet Swedish
eoaeer t Berlin i sdonsd her owipS ring
let. with diamond briiancy before which the gay
The fsnuips .rtie. r. The sopyTshi printed the
wood Son. III Brosdwav g. RsynoS. rs sovsY xc'j
rumbe. corner Bowery and Fourth and the Ssse.i
Nassau
propreton for the United ssates.
The Cheapest and best Place In the City q
ST. Boot shSei Or Cater. at I0NEs' Ann street
5o'o sa' French patent leather Boots 81.
War and Great Excltemsnt In France, ant
1t greater the Of Fulton Nassau streets opp
r.: rp5 Yones q :%S 70 80: %
the an snS yea sa ns %s the III HI q:
s; j q .s :s: :Ss.
. sn'' ra RHS' his motto small profits w
Gold Psns-Warranted Diamond Pointed
lone s door o% Ii. o once
sss css cal, S asy
81 their own manufscuse. but those Of ali other maker
Hd:s Es E;as f%:
Browns and other maker. rens. at r.dueed prices
Gold Pens Diamond Peinted-Grsat RI
Want the nest cheapest be foun
ny Hcheheu" The points warranted stand for h
years and for nensss and hexbty they
Amongst all the wonderful Improvements Of this age
%oIs a.sfal or economical thar thi, B. = Watson
exclusive sale Of them Also, all other psns from 81 n
""iu'' --
Gold Psns,-Ths Improved fountain Col
ss %sa Mr.
should be supplied with them. They carry ink enough
write whole page and can be had only Of Beers Car
np stars Is John q: where also be found the peas
az. n n,cs: the country At lowe
changed.
Carpets This - the Season for H0uy<
keepers to make thsir selections Of carpeting, hearth
window shades, oil cloths, &c. and whore the cheapest
best s.sormst can be found quite desirable We call
the United Sates, No % Bowsry Hiram Anderson whe
can be found large Of English and American carpets
at low prices - 49,
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vet With the Sset rouge Identified with those terrible
which have kept back the advance Of freedom
for half century The csp We send you Is the Latin
pilium the emblem Of liberty since nrst.
Roman crowned his slave when he took of the
Hass nero hbertss hanc noSis pilea donont.
II IL stamped the coin Of republic. ltwas twenty
and equality which dearer than life to menhstefu
only tyrsnts Tell the people Of Paris SIR, that far
Almost .au, to that Of half their own
seepless snsrgy-of various race almost without 60
vsrnmsnt and yet orderly In the midst Of tumuit tran
this commercial metropolis of the western hemisphere
IL bound to them BY the archives OF her history tho In
OF S % hy
haveshown themselves, ready TO peril everything Tell
them that We ascribs our blessings to wise and well
Being who rules eli dsstniss. national we'll ind
vidusl Tell them that most fsrvsnt prayer Is that
The VIos CoSsuL spoke Of the illness Of the Consul
Of France; and, receiving the cap spoke o. follows:
RESPONSE or Mr.. LOUIS BoRo, vick-coNsuL or THE
FRENCH REYuBLIc.
GxrrLrMEr,-Ths Consul Gsnsrslof the French Re
public being Ill In bed, and therefore unable to attend
here o-night on your honorable invitation, am 70,
express his most sincere regret. AT the same umo
must congratulate myssfto b called as the rsprssen-
oeiving your hands the cap ofberty offered BY you
the cisens Of France. accept IT, gentlemen, In be-
half Of the city of Paris token from the city OF New
York, Of the sympathy which must exist between the
two first os the two largest populations, OF the two
republics The Phrygsn cap 10 adopted by the people
of the United States the symbol OF freedom and
such gentlemen, will your present be received In France
In this certain TO express the free and sincere feel
ings of the patriots Of Paris whom some mi'uagng per-
CONS endeavor represent wanting that
that respect that unity "a freedom which the basis
Of true and solid republic Can ouch accusation be
BROUGHT against oitissns who, In few hours without
sosrcey any arms have sienccd the firing Of hun
dred thousand of the Kings troops by knding In the
the soldier love Of the mother country and bro
thsrly feelings, by the nero imposing attitude Of the
people? Coursgeous-powerfu In the oombst-gene-
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II The Courier 8 Enquirer bad yesterday an
item OF news ahead Of all other papers, for which
even the Magnetic Telegraph does not account
II is as follows
Gan letters from W ashington unite IN declaring that
the Ng members II Congress who have herstoore been
10 favor Of tie uomnsfion Of Mr CLAY Tor the PTssoen
o. are now epcsrsdiy Of opinion thai he eaHpst ps
Cows. Or den scoTT. We nail with sstistsc-
lion The r.c,ut in.sIhssncs from sshnston. Nj CLAY
10 ebendoues AZ snsvsiisblsi thai ia certain
Decidedly this interesting statement wan"
confirmation" We have several :" letters from
Washington which do not unite ia declaring
any thing of the sort. And we venture to say that
no letters from Members Of Congress who have
been for Clay at any time these three months say
suy such thing.
But we have Roland for this Oliver and our
statement IA true. We were in Albany on wed
nesday, and converted with many Wings with re-
spect to the Presidency, some Of whom had been
strong aud influential supporters OF Gen Taylor
but were such no longer They frankly stated that
they considered Cen It's repeated declarations
that he would not be the candidate OF any party
an insupersble barrier to bis nomination by Wing
Conyenton-thAt they consider bin odt OF the
question This, we believe, is now the sentiment
of every one who has been Taylor man at Al
bsny, with possibly one exception. Who they
now intend to cheat, or whether anybody we
did not ask but the Courier can probably ascer'
tain by due inquiry
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TURsrso THE TABLEs---A somewhat curious
cas-, was srssed before the Snpoo,e Court Of Mlcba-
s,,t. on Tuesday In the Court below the psntf
eoosd sir slave from the Sogih, and the defendants
pbyeisp living a. Northampton la 1915, the girl being
temporarily at Northampton with her matters family thu
defspd ant sued habsa corpus, on which she go
broush bsfors Judge Dewey with view to her emsnpa
,on bat before tho Judss she refused % DO usds free.
prsfsrrng TO remain with her master AID Subsequently
she brought seion sssns the defendant fo' sss In
prisenmsut Ia this action verdict was rendered for
III, plsrf under instructions om the Court that the
facts proved did not constitute valid defence those facts
hspx in suhssnos that the hab>gs corpus was sned oct
with Tbs consent sad the request Of the plaintiff The
suprems Court OF different opinion, and ofdersd
trial
SUIT FOR MALICIOUS PRosEcUrIoS.-In 1916.
Ira p Bacon was tried before The Court OF Common Pleas
in ths towa on compliant OF HeaTy Towoc sad others
Tor b,rnng bis cotton factory In Beiehsrtown, 10 dsaad
The In,urancs Company Of 5000. aud wss acquitted
Th.reu pom Bseea Instituted suit against TOWN. shaw
and Randall Tor malicious pros,eution, onusns me csss
before the Court Worcester The trial was concluded
on TharsdAy last stsr hesns OF seven days verdict
against rowne and shaw laying damsges 81 - snd Of
scquts in regard Randall The Counsel for defsrdsnts
moved th,t tho verdict Be cot aside, against evosnce
and ptons saken 10 the ruling Of the J1sse
Northampton Gsxetts