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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

osT-0N WEDNESDAY EVENING, aIsr INSTANT AT
IL the Apollo Rooms Diamond sue which the vey
apxous to recover there associations connected with
atipg u very yalusbe The finder will b. ibraly wArid
nrd r'ce'v The 'nse0'A owe5 b ayns tMae bar CAS-
kLsA-AAu iAS~ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

Mr.. DEMPSrER WILL sING AT TIE BROOKLYN IN
1v1 sute Washington street. this evening Saturday March
24ts, teight O'Clock. 1ick t. to he he'd door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24
Domestic rlisccIiany.

disease called spinal gitas - has ap-
peared In Sutton MRes which has almost inv b '
proved fatal to the patient
Oliver L. Clarke was Instantly killed, q few days
Since By falling from tho oupola Of furnace Stan.
hope, N. J.
The Governor Of Massachusetts has refuse 1 to oom
mute the punishment Of Washington Goode for the
murder Of Thomas Harding, and has appointed the
Vii take place within sSs wallis of the Boston nsson
The Common Council Of Boston have appointed .
committee to invite President Taylor to visit that city
The through daily trains from Albanyto Buffalo
will be run through daily, each requiring Is hours
Five thousand dollars worth of California gold was
received In Philadelphia on Thursdsy last, among
which was lump weighing 81 100 ounces.
Jefferson Whitney was killed at Msmphis, Ten
nessee, recently by A. D. Lawrence, whose house no
entered. and whose life he attempted
Micksel Kresl va. socidsntislly killed at Cincinnati
him =
The towns ef Greenvils and LaursnsvilO, s. c.,
were visited by violent hail storm tho 10Th inst.
George Evans and Jehn Peters wers drowned in the
Delaware Bay ON WEDNESDAY last b. icing knocked
overheard by the boom Of the sch aer Charles C.
SStratton. t-t
Stephen Baker was recently murdered in Albany
George, by Robert Mccarthy, who arrested and
committed to prison.
FROM PoRr LAvAcA The u 5. steamer New
Orleans, Captain Aud, yesterday arrived from
Port Lavaca, IN Thirty. SIX hours consigned to Ma
jor Tompklns, u. s: Quartermaster Capt. Aud
has politely furnished us with the following me-
moranda: Gas the New Orleans was going over
the bar, at Pass Covalo, on the mornog Of the 9th
inst, the U. S. steamer Fashion and the steamer
Fanny were coming ou,-the former for Brazos,
and the latter for Arkansas. On the morning of the
Ath the U. s. propeller Ashland, Captain Jenk rs,
arrived at Lavaca from the Braz0s. The New
Orleans made her voyage IN SIX days, having land
ed at Lavsca one hundred wagons, complete, five
hundred barrels OF provisions, several hundred
boxes sundries, two hundred water barrels, &c."
IN. o. Picayune, Mnrh IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

M Il. DEAPSTERs SECOND ORIGINAL Ballad EN-
IVA tsrtanment at the Tabernacle. Monday Eyeniue
was Bcrn The Improned John Anderson Jo the Rainy
Day saw 70 my wss Thing On with Agsia Mans
Man for That Lament Of tho Irish Emgant Love
another Ny Mamie d I'm alone. ali Aone Duncan Gray,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

M ONSlEUR ADRIEN. TIE REAL AND INCOMPARA BILE
l French Magician will continue his extraordinary Soiross
every evening th week half past Minerva
Rooms NO eos Broadway whore he will give grand Magical
and Egyptian Ents ainment Admission, " cents children Is
can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

(NASTLE 0ARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELI-KNOTN SUN
~ resort now be for Evening
ensuing For further parouAr apply
ct the Office the presnise or BY letter dteted
the repretora FRENCH BEISER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

z BUILDING LOTS FOB SALE, FOR ONE THOUSAND
dollars the stage route In win amsbursh. The lot
we'll situated fer cory the Of Bushwiok
vsnat street The Methodist Church and the
rosds title warraasd Inquire Of GEO SCAND9rlELD
No l32k Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

NOR TIE FACE AND SKfN-CBUR1 as vs9ErA ALI
Lotios, highly valuab cosmetic for eradicsns pmplse
botches froekes and ring The the To-
short time III establish brilliant Sad In
bottles rs cents each 1t ls8 Bewsry Spring
DR. POWELL. OCULIsr AND AURIsT Dev0rEs an
attention. diseases the Eye
Broadway entrance Warm street whore be had -
b S Sn ,nS nsH Price o. cents so pamPnse ire
eyes, Lust improved. large -upply Of artificial sysa
RRnwsT nose T0orB ELIXIR AND DsNrRIrICa
~ Tho Acknowledged exoslenos Of
teeth And known BY all Eureea
Suffice IL to that the arcs prepared by smployso
Of the inventor be found at Mr. RI OUPUYS -
Broadway; down town ~ l6S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24
w ANTS.

w AN1ED-RYA RIsPECTABLs YOUNG WOMAN Il Az.
w ing fresh breast Of milk Suaon Nurss Best
b given Bas objection saort distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

UcRRMoNf ASSOCIATION WILL Met THIS IvESiNu
at7k ock Vunctuai Attendance o. the mow
qsestsd. W proceed overland 70 cslitornn VIZ
A Through IN - days; tho iotn ins ~"
nsuisYs viii BE- taisn f dia,s srphosSo mso W
Psidcut Who win BE- In daily attendance ~ tns nn'Hs
az r sdwsy where tss outfit can ss ssSn pA.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

IHURNITUKE FOR SALR-THE FOLLOWING ARrICLK3
of splendid furniture neAy will b sold low.
blue wbite silk window curtains and Ornamental
which cost about $40 window, with SIX chars two osuches
two d. rs BY lis inches two chandelier IS lights e.ch with
other articles Of the stye Apply to THOMAS NOHkELL
the prcnRs No. l Second Of Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

DR JEPFhIIS ANT1DOT8 IS TIE MOST EFFECrUAL
- preparation sold onohna and o.her disorders OF tho
epxua proved that 1t will radically
any This desirable result obtained n from tro
tep ofsnds the palate
and epdse deviation in diet interruption 70
usual pursuits sleep healthy dsost the nuisance
thus removed with tho production
thsroush and ls inaredents are sa,rs
vegetabe effect either constutienay or
W. can be Caused BY per bottle Sole agent <
Als oity c. H. RIh O. 1s2 Brosdvas John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

IHOR SALE, OR TO LET-A BANDsONE HOUSE AND
carriage Hou.e With large Garden. we'll stored With
county. Inquire Of HELOR 68 West street.
Of B y. PILL. the prsmises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

q + RBwARD-CARTMEN RKAD TAiS-rHE ABOVE
reward viii b paid to sAs hartman who moved on Tuesday
evirg Information who he brought tho baggage TO- Appy
tie Shaksreare Hotel iiam and Dusse asresa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

EARM FOR SALk.-TnAT BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED
Farm the Of p Long Island formerly the residence
oGeoge shaip Eco Said Farm contains about 60 Of
land the premises good story dwelsg
brdinsa Said Farm tuatcd directly
miles from the Long Island Railroad Apply milo Of the
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

CALIYosNIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AsoyT
,s Ga and lesve their ken SOS With
49, "a. IA you'd do we'll call at Brsdya Nos no and ~
sy where BY q recent mprovsmen and adi
establishment m seS NH' " w
Ffed ~ ~ $50 cJ.gcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

TEwILRY WATCHES no.-OHAS STEWART. MANU-
81 Of Jewery Silver No IL John Street
and TrinLets made In The best manner N reasonable Axe
prices No limitations made up sold ct this establishment
Fine watches made order and repaired the bcst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

POLIO ROOuS, 40 AND 4l3 BROADwAY.-TuE FARE
"A vol Concert Of Luigi ReBa the young vont ased Is
servatos National Paris Turin lately ected member OF
the New Yoh Philharmonic Society He will be this
oocason by several eminent artists of New York and by M
brother Annibae Pianist eight year, Of age will place on
Satufdnv evening March "a Tioketa Gftv centa '~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

w ANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY MID.
w die aged Engsman wit. out incumbraIo He s 1wel
sequained with his business in general willing to Axe
hmse ecpea,y uefu to his employer Apply Bruce
florist GU East 18th street. Union whore the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

and other business the suborbsr offers for
furniture and unexpd lease OF the City Hotel In the
city Newark, NJ j. The largest
dors in the State containing upwards Of hundred
ARRANGED and furnished In the best uodarn sl Terms worry
favorable, Apply to W. LUCE, en- the premises
HUNTING1 ON 4 Co., II Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

V>BB SUBSCRIBER OFPERs FOR SALE HIS ANNUAL
supply fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds Ash LeAvsd
kidney SOVEREIGN posssos Lava and ether Grass Seeds
and eabea Grape Vines with general Of Green
House Pisnts and other articles IN this line.
Z. DUNLAP eee1sman 6B Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

.~n,,, ,,o,,No nrN WISHING TO PROCEED OVERLAND
glad to enter into 20 s ss;Sa for
W sy tor ed sos tho middle Of ApsiL Aoarse'
VIZ "a 10 r. Herald oi1os-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

nR. COLLYERS POsTPONkD LECTURE, ON ACCOUNT
- &C the storm Wednesday disappointed than 500
who went to Clinton Hail. In Of tho weather will
actively of to night at the place when the
experiments will be cxpla and perform
ed. / .. n0da will b pretent. Ticheta Is cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

ack Roklsnd CountyThe docks the village Of Nyack,
known Gedneys Docks with water rights AM right Of rry to
GEORGE r. BROWN No l2S Water A. Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

INTERNATIONAL ART UNION.-FREE GALLERY, sSg
Broadway Aessrs 0oupil vibert Co.. with view
tend broader Held for the Fine
the public that Of the leading pictures forming part
tora Art Union will Be sent to Boston Providence Phi
ladelp Baimorc for free exhibition Several splendid
Paintings will shortly be added to the Gallery in New York
Open from ga. n until 6P.k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

-, on nUrH2H Oy THS "PkACIiOAn5 - ,s
DEh. a. IS ofsenvsh cneo nSSrs ,., 4;
sandy c,sspsSs t0 ssS III ia. moo avsoss
st.. wi nr eyre IL chiefly hcvevor those we nave III
;rso n In grctusc. FROM it, hrIs o. neapens
la scfvSe. dstresns (frern ucoommcn eovnas9a.
advanced 80 nrsctceJ Aosd npiA say, ase
and very hich ne has ground STATING 60 - oeAnse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

IIYDRANTR-THB MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND BEST
tiDd yards alleys buildings no. IL the
Bartholomew Patent M stepping Chidsen leave them
running them; they do burst pp easily
paired, without digging Builders house sgcnta And arch
ect should with the plumber for the Bartholomew
Hydrapt. Meet Of the plumbers have them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-24

CALIFORNIANs CAN FIND AT THE STORE OF Tak
after their arrival ut Ban Francisco All Articles put 70
70 hecp end warranted Printed faons for isa
vduals aud associations furnished gratutsusy. =
A. KEMP. ll6 Wall street New fors-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
From the New No;k Tribune
Che hol,Tu's IpS,,u>.'

Such l. the title Of n very flrcbc arti le from
the Loal,R Time, which We huI circulating IN
the Journal, Of tia, country We Gu. from i, Tie
following paragraph
Doubtless the Cholera, like other phenomgna,
either Of the curpore4l or the mundane system
follows certain definite and asagrtarnble law -
80 does typhu, fever 50 do earthquakes. But The
Laws Of which We speak are but convenient
phrase to expires, the will Of the great l.awglyer
tie who made can abJte, modify suspend. OF warp
them He who can bid plague rise IN the L,.st
may direct o., >lnuou' course To battle the Db
soryauons Of the mos: spacious and the drduc
tons Of the most intelligent. After all, when we
have a>ccrtaineI the law VI are nearly rs help
less % We were before We may torc-cc Ger
tain number of eases and Mitigate = certain Num-
Der; but the highest degree OF knowledge which
We attain j., that We know brt little about them
and our utmost skill Is batiled by contingencies
which defy It, explanation. One ilctcycr appears
prominent above the re.t,-thIt We are Ia the
hands Of q higher power"
We fear the currency given To such paragraphs
j. calculated ii Uuquesuoned, to do great ms.
chief The Choler, has been to very many Of u
fearful visitation and thousands OF loving hearts
bleed with wounds by It Inflicted which Time can
never heal Yet this must not blind Us to the
truth that this ue>uencc Is lust as truly a result
OF Divine bemgrhy and mercy az the summer sun
or ram. God is too good TO permit Us 10 live ON
amid the rccaiur steam, Of Butchers otfd icui
cutters, shiny pools, fostering grave yards, the
fumes OF bone boiling, the stencil Of hog-stc5 and
al! manner Of pltrid.'y. It "a not best for Us in
view of time or eternity, that we should b. al
lowed to Coon in tins way, aud hence the Chule-
n. II Is sent expressly to quicken rs 70 clcau.I-
ness and the related virtues 20 toaci us that ~
cry one. well being j. every one, corco~r; and
that 80 long q, any are L,u,oyD4s, Incorporate,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

The Ottawa Free Trader reachcsus only semi.
occasionally" We can, DO wthou, it. Look 10
your Email book ir.enl osmaG Springfield Reg.
isier.
We can say all th,t back at you, Mr. Register
with an emphasis We get the Daily Register a
bout twice a week, and then generally two and
three at n time We have tried to string them in
the order in which they come and ii would be Gu
rious to look at the file. They run abou, thus
Nov. /, Nov. %, Nov 6, Nov. so, Nov. 4, Nov Z
DC We can only say thi,-ihat tho Register il
written plainly on our packet book, and We ak
ready to be qualified that it is mailed from ,h'
oaice regularly every week, as We have no doub
the Register is daily to US. Where and how /
gets into so much confusion AMI ia frequently LOST
in travelling the stupcndous distance Of $50 mile,
in 5 days, is beyond our figuring Perhaps tho
nsw postmasters at Springfield anl Peoria eoult
furnish q solution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
INTERESTING FROM I.lpERlA-Ihe Boston Post

INTERESTING FROM LIBERiA-1he Boston Post
ofthe 9TH INST has the following intelligence from
Liberia by an officer Of the L. s sloop of war
Decatur ut that port from Liberia September
- The republic seems to be in a nouri,hing
condition, considering that it is peopled almost
entirely 10y slaves who have been liberated in our
Southern States 1t has liberal constitution.
wholesome laws, two newspapers, churches Of va
rious denominations, and well conducted schools.
The soil is productive fall the grains vegetables
and fruit. common to tropical climates, yielding Of
some two or three crops IN the wear Ii is capable
OF producIug more coffee and nee than any other
country have seen, nor l. it more unhealthy for
the negroes than WAS our own country for the
whites wheEit was first settled by our ancestors.
y general election had taken place short time
before We left. President Roberts, who Is every
way qualified for the chief nlaCi,tracv, was ~
elected tf Vice President there was M election
by the people, and the choice dcyolycs on Con
sreSs. which cOnycncS this winter Ii WAS rem.
dcyed quite probable that Mr. Warner the present
Secretary Of State would be cho-,n, The rcpUb-
lie has a snug m@a.of war schooner carving 4
neat litue battery. with the word Liberia ON
each gun, all which was present from the British
government She was absent on q cruise with
General Lewis, the Secretary utthe Treasury, WHO
was visiting the national trading establishments
along the Llberian shore which constitute the main
dependence Of thercpUbhc torrev9nuc They have
aJuiI,lous tariff but have not Vet perfected all the
necessary arrangements tur the collection of duties
on imports Their commerce il bcginiu. to he
worth looking after nor did Great Britain send
their popular President and suite home IN mag
nIdceu, man.oiwar for nothing In proofofwhi.h.
| ent!o.c Won a copy Of treaty recently conclu-
d2l between The parties, sLowin. that while the
la. a.. lri.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
The Peru telegraph.

Our poai,ro,,s friend Holbrock, If the PERI
Telegraph, has evidently been permitted by tn,
application Of a cato nine tails probably. or q
a cvil water shower hath, to enjoy another houl
or two Of Taketilasss in which (ior HIM very IN
usual and unnatural state, he appears to hay,
read the Free Trader Of two weeks a.,c and there
10y became worked up into towering passion
lasomUch that Lis fpthnSs and fominys are oX
veetnsly terrific; and IN the course Of his furcu.
pAroXyslu, lie gives u;tcrance 10 some very false
and foolish and rsSkless things in r,ierenc. 10 cur
selves He re-afirms solemnly that the Free
Trader did assert that one of the editors Of that
paper voted for TAYLOR, AMI then atiirns that ;hy
editor ofthispaper
being caught in making false assertion too un.
generous tore,ralt, and too cowardly 10 be hon.
cot procl.lms that he did not mean VIVA, he said
that he spohc Only in jest
But ofhimss..f Poor, honest ,lee py leather hes,
DID soul, he says, with commcniab'e molcs;y,
we rs-afiicm all thl; We have slii and will pro
coed 70 the proof a; sny time that he or any one
may desire
And now then % to VIVA, he las said" II.
ayers that he can show.
by extracts from the columns oithe Tree Trader.
that now IN denying hav.n, published that We vo.
ted for Gen Taylor, he The editor Of yha T Ira
der has behed his own words AMI the record
as the few tina; read his paper know We can do"
Very well, thou mos, as,u;e AMI learned Boo
tan, please have ,As goodness to proceed then at
once to the proof from our own words ana the re
cord" that we ever "pub.ished' that You voted
for Gen Taylor Come wake up. You who nre
SO ready to "re-aa.:n ana proceed to the proof at
any time he 1--WE may desire" Of all YOU have Is,
serted, we now demand that You proceed to prove
from the columns Of our paper wha; you have as
sertei-,hat We charged YOU with vutin; for Gen
Taylor-:ve Us the date, column, language. or
any Of them, ii YOU caa our files are open to your
inspection; or own Up, Ike az homes; thief Ia
h,u in tie act, tn; yoa have been caught in
avery stupid too4h and contemplate ia,schocl
Come. s!rgah the proof The proof
And We here pledge ourselves, that if YOU fur
n.sh the proof IN question, as You agree to, we
VIII own up tia, vs have printed i.lselool ,
but il YOU 10 mt furnish the proof and dodge the
issue, or remain silent We contend that We have
made it OUT, and the conclusion i, irresistible. that
VOC have psrpe:ra.eL low, .ngll.u,, covardly
f,lschool; i. viii be listened On yog-cIiD.hel-
there can be no possible escape f.omi,--yoa Will
be lr.stIleyablv branded n LIAR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14
Chr New .Arren.emsnl.

Il viii be uniers ODD BY our presen; subscribers
who viii have paid some in advance on the first
Of January. when oar new terms commence, that
,hey wiz ofcourse have HE beneii, VI our reluc.
Cd terms.
We viii also make this Offer to all vino may
subscribe between now and the first Of January
aud pay in advance, tia; their subscriptions sAaI
lie considered as cJ:a.a -acias with the first nam
number Of Cur paper printed after New Year
We wish tie public particularly to understand
That there cannot possibly be paper in vLisl The
people residing IN lis o. kenlli., Punam or Liy'
lgsson county can &c: a. late news As By tbs -
per; for we &c, teleg-apLic Dispatches up 70 u.ns
O'clock on Friday evening, Which gre printed in
the paper within an hour after they ar. received.
Ihe public should also know, tia. no paper pria-
ted il the state gives the same amount Of readin;
matter tina, we give f-r the prize Of cur paper,
and no paper in the ror!d gives as much foE the
prize, selected !or this locality o. suited to i.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

VALUE OF CAuroRNiA-The California CORES.
pendent o, the lieayune Mr. Freaner INDUCES in
some specul tons a to the value Of California in
its annual yield OF gold and its commerce, from
which We make the following extract,
"Ilerc are at the mines ut least $4,000 active
operating miners and putting down the daily
product Of each mans labor at the low average Of
sc per day, and allowing 200 working days in the
year the product from the lst of June, lsi9, to
the lst Of June, 1851, will be fort.yiUo millions
of dollars in gold dust--an article which canno,
dopreciate in value. Til, sum- produced in a re
ti'n with population Of 100000 or some 900,
0 0 people, Is nearly thrice as great as the value
OF the cotton crop of Georgia, (sl65o0,0 co) with
her 100000 population; more than one half Ne
great as the value Of the whole crop Of that great
staple export Of the United States (S79 100000
and more than one-haf as great as the product
of the whole Valley Of the Mississippi, one Of thc
richest and most extensive tracts Of country IT
the world. lie SAYS farther; what gold we hav,
shipped by the steamers alone, from June to Octo
Der inclusive, amounts to more than ia contained
in all the banks Of New Oreans--to say nothin!
Of what went by sailing vessels to South America
Mexico, China, the Sandwich Islands, Oregon, &c
and a mint here wonld coin annually more thai
I four times the amount Of coinage Of all tho Uni
ted States mints during theSear lSis'