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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02

The SLAVES IN CUBA.-Each arrival from Cuba
brings intelligence of some new law enacted by the
authorities for the preservation of peace land for
the prevention Of any revolutionary movement on
the part of the blacks. The last enactment we
hear OF is by the new governor of San Juan de los
Remedies, who, we learn from Capt. Lannichson,
OF the schooner Regina Hill, has adopted the most
stringent measures regards the regulation Of the
slaves within his jurisdiction. Every mulatto or
black is hereafter obliged, according to proca-
nation, whether agreeable or not, to wear
his hair as prescribed in the edict, and in all
cases to give the inside of the road to the white
man. No mousta ches or superfluous hair can be
displayed upon the person of slave or mulatto.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL ROAD, DAILY-SUM
IN ArrangemenOn and after Saturday July st 1875
the follows until further notice. Trains wi
City Hail. New York. for Harlem and Morsana at 10
p w., 30 P. NJ, 6DP M-For fordham and William
Bridge Mt A. NJ "a. ~ NJ, 45 NJ, 80 p. NJ ID
20 MFor Hunts Bridge Undcrhls and Harts Corners,
a. ~ 30P ODD p M-for Iuckahoe and White
For Davis Brook Plcaanye Cbapequz, Mount Kiso
ford Mochanicsyle Purdys and Croton Falls at A.
1902 81 The Accommodation Line for Croton Falls, which
New York ut "a and returning ut will land
70 New YORK Harlem Morrisania at Os A. ST.
A. NJ, 20 A. NJ. A. ~, IL ~, 40 p. y, P.a 3S
p NJ 40 r. M r. 80 M-Leaves FOrdham and Will
ians Bridge at 10 A. NJ A. NJ 10 NJ 10 Pm, %
NJ. IS MLeayes Hunts Bridge at IS A. 90
rs p. 10 mLcaves Underhrs Road at rs A. 40
A. NJ 80 or. Meaves Tuckahoe at ~ A. NJ 80
90 03 ~ 03 PM, 10 r. MIEaycs Hars Corners
10 % sr $50 p NJ so r. M-Lcaycs White Plains OF
A. MI 10 A. M 35 A. NJ IS p. ~, 40 NJ, Or MIcaves
Davis Brook at 26 20 50 MLeaycs Pleasant
A. M, p. NJ, 8, SLEEVES Bedford at IS IS NJ
y MLeaves Mcchancsvilc att - ~ p NJ 10
Leaves Purdys att 20 A. NJ 80 NJ, % M1eavcs Gro
ton Ia Is at 30 A. 81 p. or All the rorrslti q
Trains leaYing City Hall at TO- So TO- H. - 2i5 $50
~ viii 9TH 3d. ed DIST 6lst 70 seth, 10th
loth l25th aud l32d Tho Accommodation rain fer
Falls ut aud returning AZ 30 and also Tho
Train for White Plains will stop ~ all place. be
Mornia land and receive going AND TO
and ~ Trains from New York TO troon Falls and
tho 80 Al Trains from ,roon Falls will not stop tctwce
White Plains and New York. except ut Tuckahnc, William
BRIDGE Fordham Car will pcedc each Train 10 minulc
o. take passengers In the Cy the last Car will stopA
rcoe aud sd street. Freight Trains leave New
York at " NJ and w MLenve Croton Falls A. NJ and "
On Sundays Extra Train at o'clock 70 Harlem and Nor
risana
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7TnE RESTORATION OF THE JEws.-We see Mt

/THE RESTORATION OF THE JEws.-We see SS
Nertisements from time time, In the newspapers,
announcing sermons to be delivered by eminent
clcrgymen on the subject of the Restoration of
the Jews, the gathering them together from all
parts of the known world, and restoring them to
the ancient land of their fathers. great deal Of
eloquence is expended on these occasions and
great deal of time and money also.
Now we think it would be advisable before any
further attempts are made to restore the Jews, to
ascertain, in some way, whether they wish to be
restored, or whether they do not. Jews, and des-
pendants of Jews, are planted in every country
under the sun. They do not form an exception
to the rest of mankind in having an instructive
love for their native land, no matter what
may be the country Of their birth. Let it be
ascertaned, tor instance, whether the Jews OF the
United States have any inclination to be restored
If they have, then let those who would restore
them go ahead with the good work. We appre-
bend, however, that they would prefer remaining
where they are, and that the Jews of the rest OF
the world entertain similar opinions
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TELEGRAPgle INrElLlGENcS,
SUMMARY.

The most important item in the proceedings Of
the Senate yesterday, was bill, introduced by
Mr.. Benton, in favor of retaining sundry officers
in the service until the 4th Of March next, and
granting three months extra pay to non-com-
missioned officers, musicians, and privates who
may be honorably discharged. In the House the
unfortunate appropriation bill was up and gave
Mr.. Toombs Of Georgia an opportunity Of taking
fling at the administration, and the doings of the
Baltimore Convention. The storm of last evening
prevented the receipt OF full report.
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Ireland.
From the Dublin Nation, June II, 1S4s
WORK DONE.


The organization of clubs has had fair and proms
irg beginning. We cannot say for 1t, while so
much remains to be doneand yet this is precisely the
We have taken stock of the work actually done for
two accurate data Of progress and to
facilitate further operations Eachsclub that has COM
petcd reasonably advanced its organization ought
10 turn to the nearest favorable district and found
new club there EachI of the original Dublin clubs
has founded several--one OF them many as seven ;
and the> ,re organizing their adjoining suburbs
in the sax IL the Cork, Kilkenny. Limerick
and Waterford clubs followed this example, and
spread themselves into the country, month would
orgayize Ireland.
Zero Is what has been already accomplished.
bin and its suburbs have now forty clubs
- ~ ,verage 300 members, making q total Of about
tney a.. 'ueand accustomed TO assemble at least
tEeNe VIZ The number Of clubs has doubled within
ecss H. will probably be doubled again within
mon countv Dublin Is in the course Of organization
~ Ss tHo renealers accustomed to act In one
H., hodv Within the last fortnight they have
cecd the club SYSTEM and 1t Is spreading fast
,r,,ara arc already eleven clubs ox,x,
Eve Middleton, Bantry, Fernoy, Sh,Docrscn M" .n
xrba, In the county, have also ciups .,, ,,
los appeaed to the other distrios 10 ioo" '"e
example. ,..,a.a into four parish clubs
,'ra Of them arc already organized ana nave cvmi
~. onerations In the county there 10 INV '"
and no other that we Know VI H. +he saraaeld We
trust TO sec parish district clubs essso'sn'1
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SHIP FEvER.-The British ship Speed arrived at
this port on Saturday afternoon last, from Liver
pool, having on board $40 passengers. Five have
died, and thirty or forty are sick, of the ship f.,
yer. There were two births on board during her
passage.
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Mn. BENNErr


The alarm In the city the subject Of mad dogs Is
very great Parents refuse to send their children to
school, and adults walk the streets with fear and trem
bling Why not direct the police stars TO knock all the
dogs In the head found at large let the Mayor invite
tue bhoysto XIII all dogs In the streets In two days
should be relieved. Yours, A. READER.
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Movements Of Distinguished individuals.
Brigadier Gene Thomas ChiIds, Of the u S
Army, is now in ra', ttsield, on visit to his re-
lations. Pr ts
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q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uVuHsk~fNQfIffU
fsts- n 40 VIII W fhletdst 10 On M az q 5dy ats
ssost H. t~ssn Lady sohplt and saIss K pos tbs ist
YER 300 pound wagon tho oh0Be
SIS Of the above will be the second best d. Bryan
Lady Suffolk, and A. Conkin
X. Polk. f'at.4 JOEL CO., KILN, Profegnr.
QULLs HEAD COURSE, ALBANIA PURSE or TWO
~ Hundred Dollars will be given free for all Trotung Horses
In Harness. Lady suffolk. she nile
b~st TIN In i've, off July 18TH Entries for
close the Maiden lane Saloon Albany y 5t 10
o'clock in the evening Two more to start
SIMMONS 4 BRIGGS.
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The Last Chartist Denomination

from the european Times, June IL IL
Tho threatened demonstration Of the Chartists in
the metropolis on Monday last proved even much
more signal lure than the previous affair of the 10th
of April at Remington Common. AS anticipated
the having Topped the talest poppes Bon
ners fields did not furnish other sufficient attractions
for the multitude The arrest of the principal leaders
and the known determination of the government to
put down the meetings which to be held in Lon
DON and various parts Of the country, suced to dssi
pate all the vain hopes cherished by few misguided
men who aiming to create confusion, and all
their buster and intimidation terminate. The appa-
rtion strong squadron of the Life Guards In Bon
ner's-fieds with n large police force horseback
armed to the teeth, was clearly understood by the
Chartsts that the meeting was efectually to be put
down.and intimaton from the local magistrate to
the effect operated like charm and pretty smart
thunder storm happening OPPORTUNITY about four
O'Clock the few spectators who had assembled out Of
curiosity retired to their homes and the revolution in
England, with the overthrow OF Queen Victoria,
deferred till more convenient opportunity. In the
provinces, Whit-Monday's amusements chiefly
Of Chartist character; in those places where these
politicians were allowed to assemble. the demonstra
tions were of the ordinary peaceful character, and
exhibited no feature worthy of our especial notice
The meetings in favor Of the reform movement
have been more general during the last week; and
the period approaches when Mr. Hume will mako his
motion, additional efforts being employed by
of numerous petitions to fortify his arguments
in favor of q the four points," mode has been
adopted by getting up vast number of family pc
titions," to strengthen the allegations made by the
reformers. that the feeling in favor Of extensive
change is very general throughout the kingdom.
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~ ibhe ', sS7ms F9ACs, BilUADwA7.-MoNDAT.
even v " Tho cnrrpnrnce .i-i
SEAND ovEkfURE-Aftr which, the PAS DIES AMor .
Es ~ ~ Dansuescs VeDnoises lie followed bv The
lete comedy, called KISS IN TIE DAKK-ecliu, P,tf
kGns' Mr Dnwson Frank fahom Mr. Palmer Fettrone
bliss Nate Horn Mary Miss Robert. To be- followed bv
second advertisement the PAS ROCOCO by So Danseus ~
ennoiseS Toe celebrated BELGIAN GAM viii appear In IA,
taDeau OF Goai going Battle conclude win he chi
NEsE BALABlLE BY ~ Dansuses vienHoes Ticksts Fifty
o'clock - N"A"9"ee ~
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70 sss, Isesns esufuAsa than snsusdr wklsh lsstsd
taf some Tine Mr.. pconuelhi In vesy unHasnfnl
tone concluded sy saying shss portion e The aud.
dsfavor, might also be ohscrsd by the majority Of
the country outside; n 90, he should feel resent
msms but weep but he would 40 ~ aq'y nj St, a.
dressed the meeting The rent was only fs los Cd for
The people seem determined not to forget poor Nit
chel. Several clubs have been formed bearing his
name. throughout the country. The subscriptions
still being received for his family All his effects
were sold by auction The sale attracted immense
attendance, and many persons came many miles in
order to purchase The articles realized high price,
particularly the books, some Of which brought humid
red times their original cost.
send you tho prospectus Of the Irish FsIon news
paper, successor to the United hfshman, edited by
John Martin, Thos. Devin Reilly, and Jas. F. Tabor
he first number is to appear on the oath inst
really s e sns
They believe that the principles for which John Mitchell has been
just that his trust in the power Of truth and the Immortal
as s a ss il .ss. sss %
ss ss% ~ ta i E BE- the sole and study OF the
this $ T. asy ssf nd
possess And govern the same for their own USE main
Isl i their sr and it is also their manifest duty
d-That life peasant as precious as the
aTaa tie property Of the farmers and aborers of Ireland
a + % Of 81 Ss and gentlemen
custom called tenaat-right which prevails par
tally in the north of Ireland lisa just and saluay both
for north and south that ought extended and secured in
Ulster and adopted and enforced by consent in the
other three provinces OF the Island
in Ireland who shall hereafter
for the support Of the State shall have just right equal
voice with other man in the OF that State and
the outlay Of those
71hat present has any illegal rights claim
TO tho protection Of law and that all legal consttu
tionai agitation in ireland Is delusion.
every FREQ man. every
free ought TO have arms and to practise the Of them
9hha combination Of classes in ireland desirable
just possible Of the rights the
classes being acknowledged and secured
l0thThat good thing from the English Para
monitor English government
TO these they add two others-
1lth-1hat no good thing comes from Leadership"
12h-That the sovereign STYLE title honor dignity Of
Irish felon to the British higher glorious and
sacred than those king queen EARTH and that
tho life and liberty OF Irish feon
juryman.
the the United Ewhman 1t will be regularly
supplied with historical literary articles and 1t win contain
summary Of esch weeks
SUBSCRIPTION, payable in advanoe) =
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INoURTn OF JULY-rHREE GRAND ExcURsIoNs-THT

EOUKTH OF JULf@THkEE GRAND EXCuRSloNSoImE
IL well magnificent and commodious Steamer NORTH
AMERICA will make three Excursions Tuesday July 4th,
lSs MORNING. EXCURSION down the Bay to Sandy Hook Civ
avew Of tho Highlands the Bay and the different
the harbo Leaving Hammond street at ocek
NJ; Canal Catarine st. at IA; Grand st. at 71i
Main ST. Brooklyn o'clock, and pier Ne N X at 81 Az
staten Island passing Bergen
Richmond Elizabeth Port Perth and South Anboy,
down giving view Of the Quarantine LIGHTHOUSES
and the varied and picturesque OF the Island Leav
ing Hammond az o'clock Canal st. at ~ Catharne St.
att Grand St. ut Ii Main ST. Brooklyn o'clock Pier No.
2 N. r., % EVENING CoTrLTDH txcuRSoS-A Grand CO.
ton Excursion the hudson River scale Of mssniheence
unoquad any other boat The superior accommodations and
facilities dancing rank her the best boat In New York
for Coon Party Nanahans full Coton Band has been en-.
raeed will the direction Of Mr. Bennett and
assistants The boat brilliantly lighted up. and pains
will give entire satisfaction. The boat will leave
o'clock; Main st. brooklyn IN Pier No. ~ r;
~; Canal ST. 3; Hammond st. s4 18th IT. So Returning
o'clock. Refreshments OF the choicest kind board
Faro for each Excursion 10 Cents.
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addressing the subscriber through the posoee otherwise
who will attend them at their residences BY appointment
LfOURTH OF JULY-ExCURsIONs TO ORANGE COUNTY
Duane rSs fmSs
the spacious Cars Of the New York and Erie Raroad viii be
and all intermediate stations the line Of tbs road Returning
leave Port Jcrvs p NJ and arrive in the city early in the
Jevis o'clock, and o'clock p NJ connecting at Piermont
with the pleasant commodous Steamboat aved
mond street at s A. NJ for the Highlands touching Pier
mont, when Train will for Orange County
New York and Port yeryis 81 a d. and 8sve 81 So
and Howells 95c do. and Middietowp. gc do aud Now
aaTg S. a. an. and @ DO and aS % &C.
do and Monroe Works 6Oc do. Sloa sbug Ramapo
5c do and Su 0cdo and Monsey and Spring vaey,7c
do and Clarkstown &c., do and Bauvoltve and Piormon Dc
GRAND FLorILA ExcURsIoN-roR THE BENEFlT
Mitchell the republican Patriot The friends Of Ireland
srectfuy informed that grand steamboat Excursion will take
nttec Of the Republican Society Of the Friends Of Ireland
The Foa Excursion, will leave Tenth East
street ferry quarter before Grand street. " o. Caarnc
Ferry Brooklyn, quarter past Pike street " half past
Canal quarter past TO- Hammond street. half past 10
Nineteen tn street. before and toncc proceed sock
o'clock y NJ band Of music will he attendance Refresh
mens viii be provided on board bu, no intoxicating drinks per
Of refunds suffering prot John Mitchell who has lately
arrived FROM Liverpool also Dr. MeCannon broerinaw o! q
JOHN y. hENyEssEY, Secretary
IyoREIGN NEWS PER STEAMER cAMeRIs.-roR SALE
u this day (sunday July q viz;-llnsratod News Punch
Naton Fon frcemans Journal Tribune Mark Iare Express
Northern Star Also few complete ss from January LIST
utions on The sqntnenen snd, few days splendid por
Trait Of John Mitchell "a. I'll cIDERf coW tAs ~ Ann $.
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Actual Circulation OF the Herald.
'o!y l. Saturday ..;,v %so copies
VeoAy.s. -iUyoU
Tho publication Of tho Herald commenced yesterday
ct minutes past o'clock and finished at Is minutes past
9 O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-02

The Science OF Hattery--"Bicssed be the
who invented Sleep said honest sanco and all the
Knox blessing his Summer Science
fort durability combined with economy in everything
manufactured by KNOX Call and take look at rs Fulton
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Guns and Pistols - Ii. Joseph, ~ Maiden
ane importer Of Guns and Pistols of size and quality
very low prices Merchants gun smiths and others
quested examine the stock subscriber before
making their purchases. d JOSEPH "a Maiden lane
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EOURTH OF JULY MISREPRESENTATION AND
Now York Railroad Line. Leave Paterson at and 10
o'clock, NJ " oeoek NJ and Sand o'clock r. NJ Leave
and o'clock, r. NJ Passengers advised TO be at the Ferry
few before the hours Of starting The Fairs Of the Paso
will lie unusually attractive the
and tho whole Of the wster required for
being its original which, together with the
ehng bcezes beneath the shady trees this romantic spot.
will be better realized than described The number OF trains will
be for the Of giving those who wish
opportunity Of making Of tho most pleasant and agreeable
xionsof e day,
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L1LIZABETITOWN AND SOMERVILLE RAILROAD
II Fourth Of July ExoursionsFrom New York TO Somor,
Bound Brook Panheld Westfed and Elzabehtown. Leave
New York by steamboat WATER WITCH pier No, North ri
YER at "a ~ att and 10 r. Leave Somerville at and
H. and p NJ On the I'd and 9th July, New York
at9 A. NJ and and p NJ Leave somerville at and A
NJ and u. NJ.
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quart mixture resored to the
extraordinary resan his position In the first place he
article purporng to be from
he celebrated California plant Canchaagu Recommending it as
medicine tho world" and this too, after having found
be- says perfectly worthless Then finding this prompt
by Of genuine article
and denies that made the adm (which printed the
piece rascaty" win the public countenance such pro-
ceedingu? More
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NOR NEW ORLEANS-LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK
line Of packetsPosyely the fret and only regular packet
sr THURSDAY July 9th The new and splendid fast sailing pack
engaged and board Is loading and will positively sail
above her regular day For freight having splendid
Of Wall street. to e. X COLLINS 60 South street Ship
pcrs may rely upon this vessel sailing punctua as ADVERTISED
leans Mr. VIM Creovy who will promptly forward NIL good
address Packet ship Clifton, j. b. Ingero MASTER wit
succeed the Mazeppa. and sail her regular dAy.
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Dowwtsr ss1sArns-sesoAy nsa.s-u. INV "a,
Ky r Ts s dr. Is 5sS q sss
sss s Ms Il r. Mar. ss Tssis. ~
The opera sS q I6sS Or TO
Mr. Bu aIy sr0oDs nS Nj w.'dsP e, sDys
S9a Doors 0rsa az q Psornsnoe l coeE
1870 1870 s sg9ms i2Acs sllUADwAT-MoNDAr.
S 6RASa oyERfuRE-Aftr when, the PAS DIES AMor
ee comedy called KISS n TIE DAS * esssa fs IT,
oro nT h ss'i Ra1 P a 5s fi o rsSSn.
ssnoae a' b nAs n2g9 si2 S
Ss ssfu a cI E0ibRs e bs,s II conclude chi
cents Doors open at o'clock Performances to Commence o.
NJ iBL0s AsToR PLACE, BROADWAY, -FouRTii OF
~ JULf-Afternoon per0rman ppn al 4. c.,,-
msnee at 40 commence with extra rfaft NCff n M
GSsae Mr. Seton ss s Kate 1S 5
cs s SEGsS a f " Dsns y
fcn Slsh IS e N To- conclude ,S wtS e
Sc La aps lS5ss sbs e
B vii S1 S tS Soa Pas
1c D9s sm sp r ASs ns4 hm hs
Pr J h selon In Tie course o. the evening Ar Seton viii
pGAPEAtx BY Dases vesNsss Arten Which, Df hs
BaIaB fni y w pSrpsS e Conclude with The CHINESE
DRoApWAY THE ATRr : woNDAv rvp,,,,Tr 49,.
Ii ists v;Il to r -. NJ DAt EFESiNG JULY y
aiean,sr v uuet "a, q, LVEkl BopYS
Bansary, M hadaNa MIRA tmprpel Mrs wins,anloy;
n lpv@ i s & MIS- Soy lSnpsSs miss 3 Gordon To
a5ss Of sg ae saa 81 os nsAK bE bAzANKins
yages Don .csir 10 Bazan Mr. Lester Marquis de itoondo
M vaohe; Mariana Miss Fanny Waack, 10 conclude with
Watts circle and pa a een Family IVY Srs S
Ac gallery 1870 Doors open qGarter past 7perornanco
commences at quarter to o'clock I
ia ~ TnIs sa,Ic PRoPRIEiOh AND IL,
Ie rerr,nad de Sc r ,iat Vtipsi 'uy . VIII
renee 0i;rsdv NJ "a WiIIans Ne sbsri irsn
auior NJ W a % .np.iH saPsivomp, a
Mr. I.har,,oad A,,nr ybich Iaoy slt,
GLANCE AT NEW YORK IN lSis-Motc Mr.. r. s Chanrsu
Harry Gordon Ward George Parse iIerbert Jake Richard.
Mhe, Hamilton Major Gates Pardey Izey
SWISS sWAINS--Water Mr. Hamilton Rosetts Miss Emily
Mesayer; Dame Glib, Mrs.. Wrny open ut 7Porier
mapc.s commence at ~ o'clock. Doxea 70 cents; Pit l2A
------
,ASrLE GARDEN-PERFoRxANCE TO COMMENCE AT
~ SoclockAdmission 60 centsManagng Director Mr. Geo.
Holland M T. Y Chabb M.sical ard Deco
rstor Sig Ange.o Monte i.x& hinory Mr.. McNay-Prv
PARTIES Mr.. Internationally evening July 3D. Will pre-
sened the anghabe comedetta OF the oAkDiNG SCHOOL,
Holly Mr. g. H. Andrews Mira eros de Naples Mira Vernon
Caroline BY the Mrs Frary The uauser family will give TY
RoLEAN CONCERT conclude with popular farce of
FAMILY JARS-Delph, Mr.. Hoand Porcelain Mr. Nicknson
Digory O. An drew Emily Phillips Iyddy Mrs Vernon
-
NJ UNA MIC HALL AZ BROADWAY, BETWEENi
AvA Grand and Broomc streets MONDAY, July and every
concerts during past NINE MONTHS have been re.
ceved with such distinguished
respectfully announces they ginai
and nimitl entertainments night until further notice.
Admission centa Doors open at Concert will
ats Manager and Director f. +. CHRISTY. Afternoon
Concert will be given Saturday afternoon Doors At
tpruon rOrma oman MT D. Mt
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The theatres of Paris are brought to a situation
which has precedent in the history of this capi-
tai; their benches are nightly empty. They have
tried reduction of prices; the grand opera ha
reduced its prices thirty or forty per cent but all
without effect.
For Markets see Fourth PAGE
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CAST-oFF CLOTHING. JEwELRY, FIRE ARMS &c.
~ Wanted-Iadies Gentlemen wishing their
peruous cash. will obtain full BY
addressing subscriber through the posoce otherwise
who will attend them their residences by appointment
ii. LEVETT, 2 Wallstreet, New York
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A MONSTER MEETING OF TIE IRISH REPUBLICAN
Union will be held the Fonrh Of July at two o'clock
+. H., Mches Green North williamsburg opposite Grand
street ferry The Irish Brigade with the commute Of speakers
will to the ground procession from the Shakespeare Hotel
at halpas O'clock Declaration Of lrelands Indepen1
viii DO read and and will DO
support the same. Tu0S. HAYES, Secretary.
MICHAEL T. OCoNNoR
TIios. MOONEY,
Corresponding Committee in session daily the Shakespeare