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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-24

New HArKN AMP New YORK RAnRoAD.-We
learn from the Bridgeport Chronicle that the re-
cepts OF the New York and New Haven Railroad for
that portion OF the road completed from Stratford
to Fairfield have been sS hu dres dollars and
during Tuesday, wednesday and Thursdsy Of last
week We understand the rails are laid to within
about four miles Of this CITY, and that nothing delays
the laying Of the rails Of the Psnville road, to
pect with the New York road. but the stone work,
~hicb t. rapid progress OF completion. New Haren
Reefsfer
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who Is opposed to the separation. His opinion
being asked relative TO this matter he naIvely OBJ
served; :" Why, If the school is to be separated
from the church, that will cost an immense sum
OF money and, after all, don't know why the
school shou!d not be near the church, as we'll as
anywhere else ~
The latest news from Russia and France, are
anything but favorable TO the prospects of Germany.
Russia has acknowledged the French republic,
and sent all ambassador to Paris, to treat with
Cavaignac; the Car himself INTENDS shortly o
Iay him visit England, too, Is Interfering in
the Scheswig Holstein affair, and Russia, France,
and England seems to make common cause
against the Germans IN Italy, SchleswIg, and the
Lombardy. In Paris, new effort of the egltI-
mlsts and royalists is feared. although well-n-
In Vienna, in Berlin, and even in the isolated
hitherto peaceful Munchen, new clouds OF
threatening aspect are gathering. In both OF the
foimer cities, democratic, soclal-republcan, and
republ lean demonstrations and disturbances are
creating much alarm and In the latter, extern
slve conspiracy has been discovered, and a revolt
stuffed, The true magnitude of which but few of
the Bavaria papers dare report Hot times might
be predicted from such state of affairs were il
not impossible, in time like the present, to
make ire least calculation of the future from the
present events. About four months ago, the con-
Germs OF all Europe seemed so entangled and preg-
nant with evil, that nothing short Of a universal
civil and national war was expected TO sever the
Gordlan knot but the sultry atmosphere cleared
up again, and the thunder-cIoud, big with lnham-
mabie electricity, that needed but spark to wrap
the whole continent in one sheet of fire. passed
away, without emitting one blaze of lightning.
1t is now, CERTAIN that Hecker, the renowned
leader OF the Freishuarens, will emigrate to
America. He intends to visit the principal cities
OF the United States, and to pass on to ST. Louis.
lie will embark at Southampton, IN the steamer
Hermann, tor New York, on the 10th September.
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ISONDON August II, 1910.
Despot,sW- in Eng'amd-7he State Trials, &c., &c.
1t is net necessary to conclude the very cursory
examination of the case, and the daily admins
tratlon of 1t, in this letter. And cannot proceed
with the grlevous detail, without calling the special
attention Of the HeuM, and other influential
papers IN the United States. to the stern discharge
Of their duty in publishing and commenting upon
the judicial proceedings Of the tive past months In
Great Britain. There is way to penetrate even
the hide Of a rhiuooerts; and you have only TO
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: on Thursday evening last &.



At Cincinnati money Is extremely tight and Tears
are felt OF serious emharras, among merchants
Eastern Exchange down from q TO ]! per cent The
Ohio banks observe the Foreign Bank Note Law, but
the brokers have refused acknowledge the binding
obligations of the law referred and continue Il pay
out the issues OF all sound banks current IN the business
circles They fall back upon their state licenses for
which they have paid large bonus or tax and the con
dtions of which conflict with the law, in the point
referred to. Since the lst of June there has been
large accession Of business the counters Of the p
yate banks in Cincinnati the merchants taking sides
with them against the law. The brokers now take
checks on the City Banks, and since the ls OF June
have drawn largely their vaults, and what is the
same thing, OF their own paper.
The s. John Nev BrURSwicker OF June l, con-
tans an account, Of public meeting held in that city on
the 3lst of May for the purpose Of taking into eons
Iteration the proprety of adopting reciprocity in trade
with the United states The meeting is said to have
been fully attended by those most deeply interested in
trade II resolved that address be prepared and
forwarded through his ENcelency the Lieut. Governor
TO Her Maesiy's Government, praying that such mea
sures NAV he taken as will include the Province of New
Brunswick in any arrangement made for the trade be-
tween Canada and the United States 1t also voted
that the proceedings of the meeting be forwarded to the
Members Of the United States Congress The other
towns OF the Province invited 10 join the move
ment
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aa.I
AsHEs-Are steady With sales 30 tSs at i'o Tor Po - for
CgIr0S-Te ale. Of Cotton shout co h's showing de-
- serer,l, of lc q 70 ID plers are ia MARKET
PIDTK AND NHAf-1hc mskrt u heavy "i fHAi ' '.' Al
- -. b halt r B.. 3 ceais cheaper tsn last ~ees Toe &C.
I ~. m ~ enel AID the sales oi The DAY 90 l eAeer
600 or 500 btls Tie noatl quois'ous ere 90 - l
ovr. = o-vtLu ani
,upssr STATE Nrhfsn can be pHsro ur az, 20 49,
the market offa SO i--
49,. M Nlcl selling i-' t-.'
.fo. 70 %, ABOUT 1000 bbls H. southern i.. - 80
ant and - % 90 tbs Georgetown sld a. t4.g iurte
soatiefn teIesc o. be had below 4'e. Ne" 20 -, ~
~ M 49, cone 60 or have Charged LANDS ~ ~
j,,,, R8, W. held al - Sses lul bts he foA AZ -;
GRktN-HoIde of Geesee Nuct arr trn AZ TO- ,e"-' lo W.
ps--i. There b. denani &C. Wheat, Oar zoe rNf- 'lr
t.- A sale a bush White Ohn made Al ~, sa'
.. tenn. n maize pub Bus sellers Of Com have 'i osr
ae - come Together any shp~nts bat bpi1et' s
conffahly m Their hnaal Con "a e-''-
tuf could have been bought AZ tr c % ''
Msed so aiaaa NHgn1 and Delt~tfe hi ,N
Penasgssnls al jersey ouni Jenny o. ore ans
HNtp hasAels hse Il ctl..
$50 bush Oats tia A. ur s5uteu sales l,'
bU.hes Nfgln.s 80 cts.
HAY-s1au ss'cs bale a. tlaft Ceuts.
MHIskf-Is scalrc IBIS tHd ur mtfset arm Drudge -
sslirs a email parleis efs. but D. tru-
PROVISIONS o held frn CAanfe art s1 chrf
d 81 ht Mes Sa.cs 90 lo sf
90 s1H srd sl0aO tha Mes ali ts r inue ,a safes
Bel 10 Ia. ~ 81 r ADD siOof he The de for irt Is
I'D boz locr g prees shove tae 'w OF bowers W GU
Nests -on.ag doing and the mar 81 hn safes ip ibis
a 100 bhds Ham Al cts iof dry Batter aS and als pe"
Nlee.e dul
GROCERIKs-Sugar, have been fir denaad sscs
bios Mascot previous and 90 boxes HaNaa Al ~ 4o
Aoat 30 i5s Cafjenas Moa..es se3 ~ ~ ci, lame
fkilI-saies go dr.ns ~ terms We as not iesrn
OLA sr~ 81 100 t1s truIr " hIc o. Nas made al ~
sAes bis reported made % bot could not
tfaes H. Lnsh Laseed nomiay a co. Toe Transactions are
nrtrre
fioH-sai~s go Sassas Dry odn27S The masAe. dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-13

A. ARNOLD q co.


- CANAL-SI
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing their large and vauao.e
Do Of DIV 6uH. much possible, before rrinOF
w DO ftr new -ure 1ow process % erecion) are now
-rns the balance OF their Spru- Importation al greatly
r,f lrr,- cons -fus Boo part Of tHe following articles
SLKs-Pan. raid ui ripped O. ace II 10 81 inches wide
Fm.urd--Pliu, Pild and Pm red
eros DE- Rulr--b6 3D. % aud 3d. Of The most celebrated
mfkrr-. -
,f rh,ii. yer, choice l, OILS and confined ~ e..
Grenadines aud Sin Tlssues- Plum, Printed and En-
brOiderrd.
Isabella sud Lous4-Plad and striped
ToI de Chrvfe-TO de- NOd-lOi q indie.
French Pop.u--Pltd and Damasse
French and Engll-l PRINTS.
French AVID Scutch Gln- has
French Printed Camnuc- JacOnes ana Organizes.
English Lawns tnd Orsaudles- $500
Muslin deLaiurs-Plsin. Printed and high coOrs
Fieuch and Scotch Emb Odcred Collars and Chemhets-
English and German Hosiery
French Cashmere Lon and square NhaWls
Plain Printed aud BrDche Barege do.
Canton Grape SHatsls plain and Enoroaereo'
SILK Visiies aud VI a ulas. ,,
Together with an unsurpassed stock Of Linen Goods and
Houset eepinz Articles. vel worthy me aueuuoh OF ue
Hrltprz { such -uOns ~ -
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IpN k.I. kE,IP, Aacuvu-vi
ln'rrr-nAN loo. 81

Al 10 u'cusA. % 4a haron--i
HOUSEHOLD FtENlrtS E.-NH o. so' - s-e.0D, =
shaltc Poe vHt.s mnai urv cuulancy in sH. ""s',
~ 40, R,i. rr,..v ,fd uisoth carpets lar-r frrico
p,iv ursur Frcuch n.4rfr cisck, ucn uAud".s, sea
.sln ear glass uni .iser- aisi are, ilNN .' 80
cr. kr,.eh ., - .rrn psrvr cnair- dfans WV
mans. frnr-op csufrr ttlts niSs-tsuN nSfn W
g bureaus ntrh for sa.hsias, ahua AiN rfei eh teN
steals ushoEsfs frruch c,rs, seAs lousk ssscr'
paintings dluucr Hnd tea sets, lci ses haif msesses'
Archru flrinrc, cOOkink stoves, &c
Az PRivsrE SALE-Pa'frr's superior krfns efanfs, ne
very hss article - On en- Grvcu. patent eaten.
sion Sioer.Rsh-. the must desirable auce M TIE way ~
rr.hat IN the market Also, escrul .uts II Psfiof
6,rini tu plush and barr cloth. Also hooscs-.s srd'
rl.s frr.sn bureaus and Other ~ - ~ su.d 0rn hfee
n.--l.cr----. Imcr. A... .cNe-.l Lla.lNI-ee
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no INvENToRs. PATENTEEs, sc.

C,TTROYfS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY.
Gf1r the Procurui0n and sac OF fairlt-, Machinery
NsftIrer,' Articles. &c I'll Nas--u-st corner 90 Jui 81
g, ~ f.rfur-r- and Others wishing 20 nave
,,f ft,rrnrr Tor correct answers 20 mGIiresl upon
,6-- r-e--f VIII tlrir operations, or 10 reference
-. % ,r,,,--, or uisciiur, patented 0f 10 operation l
trv uan of Europe cen, mosi cases have reliable III
f.rmlion by return 81 post a., .. 81 .... NJ.
cur ter1. WILL De- according io me AliAic A-4 eAe' o
he services performed. ,.s $3.50.
Tor inr.sry and ca0ablry The undersigned reiersio
H0racf GErELEY Esq. Irlln- bllaius = Ne"-lOfA.
HtgprRN BgoTHERs. y Cl.1-st y !
Br.ttvfV NAFsHaLL. Esq. Troy. y. l.
p1N'N''i' = " CLINTON q. OlLROY.
Author Of the N Of weaving q" frletcL lreal-e o.,
Dvriug aud Calico Pnuuns Ffso. q Lle M ~ ~
ier = og ba-ness must be- postpaid, and addressed 10
. a. .e ~ s''-~ m Ns...u-.t y y jel3lr
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IARINE JOURNA AL.


ARRIVED hp Hottn-uer Bursey fn Liverpool. M,
90 md. Wooihuu Mntum 7 nsi. BAT 49, long o5' spoke ban"
A.mirs. hel,e Cor Liverpool
George Washington, fr1-t, ii ds in Bremen 10 otis
Never a sturken. 1872 passengers n fte~faee
ship MIu Manson 2a ds m Liverpool mdse, thompson NJ
pirss. 81 passengers lu .teertge.
Bns Chtrr. Thons. Bray. Do im Nha'en 10 ballast 70 maso
Scir ID 5 Grec0u. Bfker. d. tin Virginia, wood
~,Ir Rainbow Emerson d. Baltimore cornk w Durham q son
Cstanne jenkins. Ceu,ueros. sugar &c stsrs w
Lewis Len hr.. Conway Noouen. for NioTk d.. schr Ham
,nd m Phad de- bark Whamef. Jew-tt. for NlorA u a.
shin Louisville returned fn below, having ashore and broke DEE
ruilcr. would have ID discharge
scr Ira Bis. Puue m Richmond flour aud o5acco' Mao
a Lord.
schr MARY Peck Depuy IS fn Richmond COIL 20 master
schr Dan. somers, ln RI hmond, coh, 90 master
BELOw-Bng Mary Norris, m Gal' eston } Brewer Co.
SAILTD-sieam-p Great Weston, for W lpdi,s ships Richard
A-op for Liverpool; Chaos. M NOrean brig fedraza NassaN
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HEADLEY's CROMWELL,

I IFE or OLIVER CROMWELL, by J. T. Headleyi
u vol. lmo. WIKI Portrait
.Tr. E.-tH - Dr-'t frt~ '"r ~rii-n N'1 no
- -t 20 ..f .trt @aolen f.tf ctr f-rE-~ Nth 70
ai b. G-@,- 'N..-al si h M'r-lsIt sf "'h~' equal B
-..I, Inc d. . l CHrr-.rs
Tie CzAR-His CoU2r AND PEOPLE, By john ; Maxwell
{ vol limo.
LtcrrRrs on Sg,EsPrtRE. by II y Hudson. vols 2ino
THr POWER o. IHE PULPIT. by Gardner Spring, D. d. ]
vol l.llO With POuuif.
a ; WILL PUBLISH on SATURDAY,
The p AyrrtRY AND STELLAR WORLDS Popular TX
position OF the Great U-c1t cries and Incomes ui Modern
Astronomy by Prof o. VI MlcLe.i vol. Elmo, viii ID
illus ratou-.
Letters FROM irALY AyD ALPS ASD THE RHNE by J. T.
Hrad..v: a new ana revised etiIou vol. emo, with
P,r-fr,.f Of fl. ,ufbor BAKERN SCRfB NER
.t..I Bill ID Row and 10 Nt-sau--i-
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FLORIDA WAR.

II APPLETON s. co. nave recently published.
~. history Of the Florida WA '1r origin progress and
conclusion of thr Florida war; which is appended re-.
crt of officers noncOum,.iourd officers, musicians, and
pryatss of fh, Cuet States army, navy ana marine CO s
Nlowerr M ed m battle. and other, who were distinguish
.i bv br-vef ami l of others recommended. To-
etr with the orders tor collecting te remains ~ me dead
Florida and the ceremony Oi m'erneni az - Augustine
ou fnr h August 0f2. by Juo. Sprdgue, brevet capital
8,n regiment L. laiantry. H. 8vO. map and numerous
p.a.es. Puce < jn.
lisa- r-eirf Oh frlfl u Pho. history
fe causes lr l-. here brought t7 Do 70 OF
Hi-a-tey 1Hf lf. b. rrl-f and -'t tu tlrlt.
',.-...-. I'D. t.. ..t.. eil ,fs
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A. saaporc. Apri s. 1srA Vernon Mckay Tor New Hork.
Al Sa.t Appel s. Brokya RAharison, sud Audubon, Wls
ioe. frr Nlark. 81 DAYS.
A. Palermo lot u brs Nrga Collins IN Cephalon Cor New
Yoa 81 ul Marcia tusLam A,eron Jordan 90 uih, A.
eoas. sgtuiia,-. do.
salel m ;, Thomas lsiA ui sak Merlin WASH .fn Newton.
Cronstadt. having repaired.
Ar Quebec. 81 asi ship. Fias,i BLACK NYors Lucy
ssk-s. d.. ifh. ash Jahn. Hufchin-s Co.
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BOARDING.

QUA - ~ WI.
gt0tkD.-A small family loo pleasant and retired o-
D-.rou within five minutes walk "f Ar Chy tia. meow
. No R.r.r Won d lake two gentleman ora gentleman
ma ltdv The rooms front nnt back WIN pa' .nt-
the second auor Apply ni'i Jay--- le-- WE
,uARD-To lef a suite ~ rooms con- .ur 81 70 belutil
ID n m and rear ptror th folding doors. cofhe-- prrs-,
nd bedroom on the second f0nr furnished up urlru shed
with flll pauia. bosrd Apply i8i br'al"1y heiei-
ruse- IS changed 49,
tDUARDI>G Foa GENTLEhEN-Oue OF ~
D.ntle gentlemen obtain boarding WIN desiftn'
osrreu. AZ IS Wsrrenst few tan- eni ans day hoar
Ter. cau also be- piea-.rilv accommodated mNle =
t,utHD-A GENT, and h- wife or two -naie gem
ID en can be- nmudl ted where there arr few oue
boar.lrrs by applying Immediately a. ~ Lspenafd--I
ir lyi-+
DOARUING-Two or three single gentlemen can De-
ID accommodated win pleasant rooms ald Dodfa Oy ap5
in- ~ 63 fnli0u-st y y yel2 ,--1
DOAKD->ugle gentlemen or gentlemen anf wives can
D0hau scnfec board on application 10 y |Hnch--. op-
So. John. PARK N'i illl-
pOAItD.-One or two single gentlemen cru De- accou.-
Dmodaed with board and pleasant rOoms az lo
DoAKD.-Rooms. with board Apply al 90 varcs-i
ID ,vo doors -ou'h OF Canal. y--,
WANTED TO LET-Aparmruis 40 an elegant
w tree-slory house, % FrauAn-st "esI eide OF biot
,yav Jrl1 ~
'puAT DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESlDENCfr
! line Cafsku Mountain House Wi De opened Tor me ''
1i,n Of v-ier June H. Cuachrs viii be 20 attendance
Al the arrival OF Day Boats 10 aud from Albany
-
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BOSTON June l0Au Dap southport. VI ComTk, ApaAchso'
gr h,r Falcon Bur nzhsn Pnr Talbot Waes VIA Bristol fng
tsls N|ndlrp Miller Orleans Helen. Jluer Mobile MH
Ia DsrI. Baltimore Justice r. der DO Juon heuir
3D.. Anna ne,npl- Matthew Philadelphia itcon Howe o.
Iuuata hd. Ynrs hr-s selma. Plstel >tvanu, Ha
Newell Warren Charleston Auuth fowler W n l'n NJ rear
Handing Iemue Peter. Mayo; frsus. Baker, tmnen unAr
trrme small MARI Cro~eii Palm hdl; w 't>oa Nat.'n
Tu-an King. Wa--on pkusi Cslda o'steii { II Apift'
Hrlre.. Brts kptmer Nrhfl : ~fe >ins"n A.'i
aw-n.e Baker. Ntnss. bunker Sea Flower sears Ahenrf
Coner, add fremont >poulc Philadelphia luc1 Ann fAe Nr"
Yo. -,hr. Don Nicholas lor. Mn.Na Ctihtrnr Cook " n
1tsn sc. st.te-mu Lorne. Pankstank Ky-r va Ct1i'
NfF. Freerekshurst " Corner Graham ophr. Boz
ans Roth Ilomt- Ame.huu. Baltimore Gen lNn, WILSON, fi
Deposit Nd. Bnd-evater, Matthew star Lewis Forest NM
ous, Frs sharp. England Clifford Meieor fcfN Na1dt
Wallace Ntnds+. Stfout. ShaWmnt, -
NV Margaret B1srimsn; Peru Johnson Daniel webster W
lame, alter Watrh Rsker. May Kindly French kepuhc ~
tom Rlsanush Rn.e Rose Dread. Bhber oon, fnii MIN
Harding. 1--WE and Elizabeth Yates Aekism CARLISLE pcu'r
e Ioveit Hndgiohi Emelne Patterson AMI Nrdtrd Loud
Pbsep, S1uthern-r studey. and James, Kelley Wrnngeu
Del: O., Aruod Ednjge salem NJ Hennett Best Nvwas ~
Trner Nckerson; Stranger Phaney. aud Detroit Nte At'
Cue Lombard Hondout Compliance scare Caroline sulir
Gr-,an Lepreett, sleeper Canhrdse LACY Me'i
SAWYER American Belle. BAXTER Louisa Chase F"Fon slo
and perne Beare York Frank. Wiley New Ht'en shtfp
Crh Hartford. Coto Grccn, Brookhscn Euirrpre tlns fn
N,nucket William Bpt. Etsfsort sloop Heroine Kelley ""
yor sailed ship Massachusetts hark Nhawk and Aogd ufs
Ponce stephen Young Hdcyon Alarm, Jno CROSBY and Knot
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A NEW AND RARE EXHIBITION OF
rNDYAy cIIRIOSlTIES.

DOC BROADWAY. next door FEB >iuppanis baif--A
'cJO traveller recent from South Amrr having passed
sevrra. years & rn BE- re-e'rch among Iu" w
4l.s i b ION lf Guiana from he mouth of the Oruoco
River 10 fhe Amazon immense extent 90 country neli
almost Nporrd % being forty wears SINCE any raNe.vi
-, ta. r.i,,r-i Humboldt gi-ied Tint cuuufryl a. b
vast expense ,uferna and prr-ora r,S, tnn-e ana Ne
having been % snue Vccl he has succeeded 10 c0etin
.- "A, s-,, comm ere idea of their SAVAGE life better
hsi any written vnrk such productions u men nahvd I'm
rhr forest ID be viewed almost with ucreiliy ~ vi
b. seem by the various ob c exhibited that without me an
OF RON they finish their implements euul o eur rue po1hel
furniture. by OF IRE and friction WIN sone same 49,
h, iu ,. rcuuu rarurs One description o ui'u
viii ne Given ~ tr door, cannot fail u give great o
THIS exhibition viii bee open ON Monday, June - from
10 4 NJ. Co DO PM
Price " admission 2 centchdren under y years Of age
halt urce i'' -,
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- - Spung-sL continues % manuac ure on me h'o 4u
e-rng ana beautiful principle, which has given such gen
era satisfaction for the last h wears and fO ts Ions eA
nerrnce u Europe and this country, nov - yea- o-'
who have had ihr misfortune 10 Jose Limit may rely up1
obtaining the best substitute tie word auoris.
have seen tie arnncial leg ~ Nr. = Pho. lis con
sr,ron appears excellent and veil calculated 90 an-~r
all the o1ecs desired Rui the best of l J. Ire proof Of u-f
VINO wear Them This j. positive and undenl-he some o
ny friends whom have nuils,ed inform rs VA 1vy ar
superior 20 al 0ihefs- NALENl INE W. A. -.
Professor OF surgery University OF y Y"
Also Sepho's Artificial Hand, a. entirely ne" ana useiu
ssrife ,r o.t hand 80 arranged tla he wearer car
open and shut the hand by means % me remaining sIp
Fsrther Information on application. or by letter prepaid
-.l.l NV
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~ Horticultural Exhibition.

The !ird srmuuut exhibition of the Long Island H1r-
Gothic Building 81 Thomas Hail" iu the village Of
Flushing. l. J. "Wednesday and Thursday Tan and 1911
days Of June inst opening "wednesday n u, and on
Thursday 90 20 O'Clock. 4 VI aud closing a. 9I 7 VI each
day Tickets OF admission, - cents each children under Is
years AGE half price, may be- ha1 a. The door Tickets
not transferable JOHN A. hlNGi ffesideni.
@. ". HUNTsMAN Recording Secretary.
Xi.ters from the cities uf New Ork and Brooklyn. Wi
find the excursion whether by land water. ghl and
the Nurseries and Gardens worthy Of visit The follow
ug -evcra modes Of public conveyance offer.
FROM NEw NORE-Sieamer W aShinlion ing, from
Fulton Market slim al o. AN Steamer A-fpna. from Peck
sin 10 Asforn. 90 AN and PM; AND from Astoria o
Flushing bv .fice- By stages VIA WlHam-lurlhl ir-u
go Prar- cor Dovcr--f Frnuk nsQuarel &C. rs and % "
FeoM FLrsHING-Stramcr " a.hiustuu Irving. 40 o.. IN
Bv stages ltia " iam-uurAh bob Hf ana 7 VI and hN stage
m sura 10 81 NJ and thence per steamer or crI-- DE-
Hurl Gate Ferry. by Omnibus fo tie City. lr.5 Ills
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U HANIE l.
Do.rs-Insr- ON allowance OF -Four. II. Dollar,
weekly during ncaoacy by Of sickness from attend
ng TO business. extremely low rates Oh premium WIN
.bsre Of profits 10 the insured Information relative 10 the
pncp e. and advanta. Of Health Insurance NAV ce o
tanned of the Agent, who viii receive Applications i po
iel3 # o. Chambers-s. six doors from Broadway
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s.SvaKD's MAMMOTH PANOKANs Or rHE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

DAfNTED on THREE MILES or CANNASi-EXhib
iune a view Of country 1o miles IN letnn, ~ ending
f.or, . month of - NJ suug III. 20 the CITY Oi View
Orleans and reaching degrees OF aiulr r. NJ
TIE LARGEST PAINTING ~ THE WORLD open
every as,u.ar fSundavs eXcrrtedl al the NEN Pan
DRAMA BUILDING m Broadway adjoining Nin.0s Gar
den Admission 81 cents. children haf price the fant
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The Chairman then announced that the Committee would
meet al the mm.,tee room, Tribune budngs' spuce-s
this Tuesday az p o'clock By order
ZOPHAR MILLS, Chairman.


Tie Young Mems Henry Clay Club, having he'd pre-
rmrary Meeting iu the street, ably addressed oy
the Hon j " Fowler, HoRAcE GREELEY, E-Q. ut
Pouehkeepsie Blacksmith, and several other distinguish
gen, e1nen after which Mr. Rob Davis offered the follow
ing sentiments which were unan mousy adopted and
sgnei by overt hundred VIII, who desired 20 become
members
We. the undersigned, being deeply attached 20 VIII
urgcpl-s and ea-ures with The deepest regret At
nomination Of candidate for our sufra -, "h Us not idl
nncd with the great fundamental principles Of the Wig
party ID man who has stated n bis eers that he vas WI
Ing 10 receive the nomination Of any party
T. declaration Ike this sufficient, o allow us o conhdt
n him the deep and ou-chershed principles which have
auays been associated IN our minds win ule name u
Wing
What guaranty have We 70 the side on which. IN The
great political questions Of the day. be- VIII De found None
Tn. truth IT, dritgJfu l. the groundwork upon which h
domination has been effected. Do recognise or end t-
word n our creed Move desp-e and reject H. There
fore cannot and cN support General Idylor. a- ou
candidate for the Presidency -DevouOn % our principles
demand that sc shOld not.
To find such men a. CLAY. SCOTT and WEBsTfR sacu
feed no this manner i, adignty we cannot tamey and
ouiev submit TO- They have abOred 700 long aud faith
fully To- bee thus abandoned
With either of these stmdard-bearer, Te VIII fyl
adeuiy and There D. no questioning iD scccWWyi D1
with 4r0iiajy for candidate, zeal pasici aul
our enthusiasm qeuched. JOHN COLBY. Pres dem.
JOHN NJ. KNoWLToN. Secretary