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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

Co. IIsttr 1856 Broadway Now Nork, and I33 Chestnut
stree Philadelphia have Just opened splendid assortment
Of Ladies An azon Riding Hats selected in Paris by Mr.
Bcee express for trade These goods arc really Of the
most magnificent character, and will veil repay the lady
equestrian for the trouble Of nspeo In addition 10
the te clio of Paris Straw Goods for Infants Children
exhibiting A. our establishments shall receive by the
Of the 10th Of this month Europe the
noet beautiful assortment OF summer Goods ever
We would recommend 10 friends and delay
making u cir purchascs IL possible till they have the oppor
tuniy 81 seeing these goods confident
will md amongst them everything which they DESIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
THE DOUBLE SHEET.

Hereafter, we intend to publish the double sheet
NeV York Herald the morning after the arrival OF
the steamers mails in this city unless they should
reach here on Saturday In that case the double
sheet will be issued on Monday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Suicide OF DE-. Coolidge, by Poison.

UMrins OryIoE, PORTLAND, May 1S-6P.M
We have just learned, from passengers the steam
Governor from Bangor, that DR. Coolidge the MUIR
derer Of Matthews, posoncd himself while In prison.
last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

TREMENDOUS FIRE in CHINA.-News has reach
ed Canton OF great.ire at Kwai-am, the capital
q kwang-se province II Is said that upwards of 1000
houses and shops have been destroyed including the
famum, or offices, of the Viccroy. Many people have
perished.- China Mail, Feb s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

II. BEEBE CO.. Haters l56 Broadway, New York, IN
Chestnut Philadelphia will issue the Summer Fashion
for Gentlemen Hats Saturday next the 18Th inst Tbs
Hat uactursd with the and atten on from
the Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver; is beautiful cosr
light and elegant and possesses every requisite for
comforta ble and durable Summer Hat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

" BEEBE CO.. Hsters, will open Tuesday next, The
pth ns'an three of French Goods selected by NJ
Beebe in Paris expressly for trade The character and
lua Of hese goods are far superior to anything hthers
offered and must he order be appreciated The pub
c particularly the Ladies' respectfully invited cad
and examine them Also full assortment Of Chidrens and
Infants Lghon Straw Tuscan and Cactus Hats and CAPS
in variety OF style and trimming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

Mountain BeaverBeng Saturday KNOX brings forth his
beautiful summer silver Beaver for the benefit OF every body
Light 20 the head, symmetrical shape and moderate
cost Who can without for Tomorrow Us Fulton
street u tho temple Of taste for hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

20 cyl as good Hat for 50 50 made in Nov
YORK i'raby price liz docs not ask the public take his
word fer H. but ready TO the fact any gsnemaw
WIZ VIII give him call Dfab Beavers, PsnamAs Lor-
hons and an extensive variety Of other summer Hats
coiresTosding low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Norfolk County Railroad Company-D1s-
charge OF n Cashier.

Bosror, May 1876 r. M.
The Norfolk county Railroad Company have assign
ed all their property to the benefit of the creditors and
stockholders. The assignees George B. Upton,
Samuel Hooper, and Henry Wainwright. This COM
pany lately paid 81 per cent interest.
The cashier of the Union Bank, at Weymouth and
Braintree removed to-day by order Of the Drec-
tors. The cause of the removal is not known.
The report of the cholera being in this city with
out foundation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Justice Hurlbut, and Aldermen Mullins an

MAY 1.-THE court organized to-day. On motion Of
the District Attorney, the of Robert Noyes and
Others indicted for conspiracy to defraud immigrants
was RENTED to the Court of General Sessions The
court was then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

for Chinese Liquid Hair Dye to change red
hair beautiful brown black color This dye
will not njure the skin wash off, others generally
There no dye in the world equal to the Chinese Liquid
Bowery Drug store, 1862 Bovery Mrs Hays Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

full Of the late unique Paris styles trimmed with
the utmost taste and elegance just received by GENlN III
broadway, opposite St. fssls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

Fine French Cloth Dress Coats, measure $l6 So
Cloth Sacks Sl0 Seasonabe Coats of all sorts from
taste puDcuslity and undsputed would
like to have you for customer. think suit ysur
head, back, and pocket.
Edwin Forrest, Chris Lilly, ana Tom
ByerThe riot is ard for fair and impartial
view of the which led to the deplor able result we'll
as other astounding of the great failure OF
Bishop Doanethe tkins Divorce CaseTral Of Shadbod
for SurderFrench German English and Domestic Crimi
nal News Of the os thrilling kind, read the National Pc
ioe Gazette of this week. Office lO3 Nassau Sold every
where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Gents Summer wenr-a.O 600 Linen. AIps

Drap do Etc. Csshmeret Kentucky Jean and Summer
Cloth Coats at76 cents to $40 $3.50 pair linen, Cashmere
ean doeskn and corded Pants at 81 to SD 5000 Vests 81
cents with variety Of other goods In season Five
Dollar Suit Store Beekman and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Edwin Forrest, chris Lilly. and Tom


BE prepared This medicine bears high character
Stewards of steamships Falcon and Crescent City &c.
must evidence be required to prove
value cholera medicine 1t is for sale at Chambers
street, near Chatham.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

BrNcHAMror, N. Y, May 18-9 P. M.
An Irish woman destroyed her child here yesterday
by giving 1t poison. She was arrested, and is now
under examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Interesting Letter from California.

BO6TON, MNy 10 r WI,
letter received ere, from a highly respectable
source dated San Francisco, March 18th, gives the
following interesting intelligence
"There at present twent eight sail OF vessels in
port, among which Is the bark Tasso from Valparaiso
which il the only American vesselthe rest being all
foreigners
Emigration to the mines has commenced and the
number there from Valparaiso il not far short Of $780,
and from Talcahuana, 800.
1t Is thought that the steamship California, which
has now been lying deserted for time, will be able
to get away by, or the Goth of April manned by
amateur sailors consisting of such wish to get back
home With their gold The agent of the steamer has
offered $500 month for regular sailors in vain"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
Steamboat Burnt at Peru, III.

ST.. LOUIS, May Is, l849
The steamer Revolution was destroyed by fire at
Peru, Illinois, the lot instant the work. it is sup.
posed, of an incendiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
An Expedition to Search for Sir John
franklin.

franklin.
WAsHiNcToN, May 1916 r. M.
President Taylor upon mature reflection, has at
length determined to despatch national vessels
for the purpose of seeking succorng the expe
dition of Sir John Franklin, or, failing to find them,
ascertain their fate Measures will speedily be taken
for the accomplishment Of this purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19
The ChoIera.-Everv family

The Cholera.-Every family should Inn
medately send and get bottle of Dr. Kellinges Linment
50 as to be prepared in case Of
lief In Darrh@a Cholera Bilious Choc and al spasmodo
affections Sold at so $50 Pearl street. AGA broadway
Strangers and Citizens-For your Carpets,
Oil Cloths and Rugs direct to the celebrated cheapest
Carpet establishment in the United States No Bowsry
show displaying the most elegant assortment
tonishingly low prices-asavng OF % per cent.
California travellers and others viii
find complete of Dressing Cases. Fancy CUT
lery Port Monnaes and all articles belonging to the Toilet
at the subscribers stores l and @ Broadway The Dress
ing Cases are made Of the most durable material Each
tern containing articles of size and real utility
in the compact form warranted to perform the duties
Metallic Tablet strop. 1.-THE subscribers inventionl
keep razors in perfect order G. SAUNDERS & SON,
l Broadway, corner Of Liberty street. and S7 Broadway
Combs-Ladies arc Respectfully Invited to
examine the choice selection Of Dress Combs the subcr
ber storeths variety beyond all doubt the in the
city, which win DO found the double
tanning to the toilet. A. l. J. SAUNDERS,
3S Broadway. between Walker aud White streets
nyn~>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19

WAsaINoror, May 18-0P.M.
The President has recognised Fernando Bernardo
as Consul Of Portugal for Pennsylvania Delaware and
New Jersey.
Mr. George Sweeney, Of this city, applicant for
the postmastership, struck down with apoplexy,
while attending the Maryland Pilgrim celebration
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
HINTS ON EiIQUETT

In all your assOcia,in,is kcr D constantly III
view The adamr,'tu much IrcGdo!n breeds
contempt
Never be guilty. Of practical Jokes if yn,,
acrusiom Yourself tnlhcm, 1t Is pr"bab'e y"u
will bcc"mc 81 habilna'cd as t" commit
them upon persons "ho will not allow oi
such liberties IT,, nave h'''"' '"s' ~ 81 30
''. ~ u, q ''"i VIZ Wv o"." ,Lo l.,
t,.''e W W. """'.' I'"'' 80 .'o '''''' Wv
MOI oi'cT 'aos 'iiat ''"''' WHICH, W" Aa'e
JUS. iiSc''
Always snSpcct 'n: a"''"cc % any ee'-
son WHO may "'S" ''i your 'cq""''''''c'
i''u "'' IDS ""I wv "'''""o','" -, .'."'"
s'""oeI "'"t II'"''. ''''S , '."' ""''
sc,'T' a' P''''e'P'1' '''I'"'''''oo' ''''Ne ~ "
l,uc"c ,""''' vi l'"0' VI ''''u"'''''''' "'o wv
ass'rao''' s
never CONVERSE "n''t l'c''o' Is SI''-"'S'
~ % "'' '''s"'. "'' VA: - '' S'''''' ''' ~
'"c .r So"'''"9. rl ,,.,J; r,a
.l,,'',.I Nv I~ ''';"a ' .n.,,-i ,',"a.nn ,"J w ~
p"Gi. uo % r," ',,..a'.,n'r w III,
I..,r. r.,,,',,i' ..,,,. ,:,,r,,,,,,, .,nJ ,T.nr
v,,,,r ,,',n,Lo I,;,, =, n,,,,r,.r,,;,
Always lake off your hat wen ham, mo a
lady TO her carriarc. or the box of a theatre,
nr on, ,,uyI;c r,nn
If nublic nr,mcuadc vou nass and
rcnoss nrrso,s ,I vo,r orouoiu,ancc !, *
,nv necessary to salute ,hcm on the first,
,cc,s;ou
n, .o.,,, ,,o.
~ "M ..|L' u.s. ''"'' W. u'es' ~, I,
,%'' I,'o ,,., WV" ',I, ,I, ,,n;a, ,,.I,
Never Lse v,,,r Icmncr Al cards and par.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
No, MIR. Curran no alias?'
OF course, have not, Sir; I've no need

IND, MI. SuITdI-IlO dIItS
of course, have not, Sir; Eve no need
OF one
Where do YOU live, Mr.. Carrion 2
My name aTnt Carrion; | told you ii is
McMnrran.'
Well Mr.. Morton, did you make any bar
gain for shocing your horse?'
No Sir
sThen Mr.. BurloH, you acted, Sir-excusc
me-likc a'fooIp
i did't come here to he insullcd, SIR
and no man shall talk SO to me- cried the
| uSutel Mac.
Know you dA not, Mr.. Fulton-kecp
silence, Sir or III finc yon. You acted. Sir,
don't contradict mc--like i perfect tool !;
and lei this be a warning, Sir, never to trust
such a scoundrcl as Enos Bido, the smith,
further than you can swing bull by the TAIL
You, Sir TO the plaInliti) | mean you
skunk. Yon.l steal lI.c c"ppcrs ON your
dead mothers eyes, you poor n''-soucd dog.
The sentence of THIS court is. that YOU, EnOs
BlIdr, shall have two dimes for your work.,
which is all it's worth aud if YOU say annlh.
er word III knock you down. Clare This
court.
Fully satisfied with tho verdict, and high
" amused with his adventure, Mac went on
his way rejoicing.
This conlolnling of names was IA lavorc
hobby of tie Squ'rc's, aud he was quite an
adept in The all. On one OCCASION, when
he was summoned as witness bcl"re a
Stale court, one OF the lawyers undertook 10
B. III hIs w urn The
Squire took the witness stand tho following
dialogue occurred:
What is your name, Sir !
Peter Izaid.'
sHow Old arc you, Mr.. Lizard?
MY name is Izard--Pelcr lzdId.,
j beg pardon, Mr.. G!zzard--but ] am a
lutte hard of hraring this morning.
sIgaxd, SiI--lzard'
.Ah!f understand We'll, Mr.. Buzzard,
bpw Old are yvur
Now look here Mislcr, that not my name,
and went answer
You won't answer ~. question, MI
Trizzlc1 Well sec about that! Now, Sir,
what's your ye. Mr.. E'Izze
The Witness mamained ,he most a"ggca
silence.
Perhaps he had better spell his name Tor
you, brolher-,' said the I ourl, ch>ak'ng
with laughter.
Eye cred the witness, 'cyc-zed-aya ar-dec !!
We'll, your honor, call that uamc all
along Weasel?
Any fool might know that il spells lizard J!
shouted Peter.
May llpIcasc the court incrPoscd the
Attorney, throwing himself up with an air
oi wounded dignity, 'cHtcr tins wrncss, Alz-
zIcs, must be rc.noycd, or ! sIal withdraw
! ronn the bar
Go to--,you rascal beloved the III
furalcd Peter
Sheriff, take charge Cd the wlt!css!! cried
the Court, slilIns tor ii moment lis mIrlh--
lur ll,c o.l!y sober faces ia the a>scurbla1c
were those OF the lawyer and lhc witness.
You he ID. baWlcd out Squire lizard :;
you, and llc Court, t"o YOU low-Iivrd "aga-
| bundsF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
ps c,ama,ion of Gen. Riley.

o NS fCOpC " CuJUWu. .s..... .t4s ...a-.
Congress having failed a, its recent session
TO provide Il new Government for this country
To replace that which existed on the annexation
of California to the United States, the under.
signed would call attention To the means which
he deems best calculated to avoid the cmLar.
ra<smen, Of our ptrscn,'postion. ,z. -
The undersigned, in accordance with instruc.
tons from the Secretary Of War, has assumed
the administration Of civil affairs in California.
not as military Governor, but as,the Execu.
tive Of the existing civil government. In the
absence OF properly appointed civil Govern
or, the commanding officer OF the Department
is by the laws Of California er.o6iciio civil Gov
rrnnr OF the country, and the INSTRUCTIONS from
Washington we're based on the provisions of
these laws. This subject has Beeaanisrepre-
sented, or al least nti>conccivcd, aud CURRENCY
given to the impression that the Government is
still military. Such is mol the fact. 3rTlle mil.
tary Government ended with the war, and what
remains is the ciril government recognized ia
the rxislns laws Of California. 5 saa
Although the command Of the troops in this
Department and the administrator OF civil
affairs in California are, by the existing laws Of
The country and the instruction of The. President
Of the Quilted States, temporarily lodged in the
hands Of the same individual, they are separate
and distinct. No military officer, other than
the commanding General of the Department,
exercises any civi! au,hprly by ssirdie Of bis
military commission and the powef Of the com.
u.anding General as cn.e6fcio Governor are
only such as are, drfptd and recognised in ihs
existing laws. The Instructions q The Seefeia.
ry OF War make it the duty Of all mirary off. i.
GERS to recognise The existing civil government
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

ANECDOTES FOR YoUNG LADlEs-Nc re-.
r,elubcr somewhere to have read story OF
Il youth whp hesilaIns in his ch"cc between
twn youn. ladies, by both "' whom he was
bclnycd. lie was brought t" a decision by
means of Il rose, it happened one day as all
three were wandering III garden. Iiiat one
Of tic girls, IN her haste to pluck new
blown rose wounded her fingers with thorn,
it bed freely. and 4. lyms the petals OF
a whlc rose To- the wound she SAID smiling,
VI am a second Venus, ! nave died the white
rose rcd" At that muIlcn: they heard 4
scream and fearing that the other young
lady, who had lncrcd behind. had met wIh
an accldcn'. h;lslrncd back To assist her.
The lalr ones scream had been called forth
,v no worse an accident lhanhad bcia'lcn her
compannn. She had angry thrown away
the ollenIIny flower and made 50 pcrtIna.
colls and irellu Iamculall"n over her
wounded fingers that the youth after a i'tic
runeclion rcsoivcd on speedy UNION with
Inc least handsome, but mure anlabc "i the
two yn,Inc friends. Happy would 1t DC ior
many Il kInI-hcarlcd woman did she know
by wha, seeming lrtlcs the attcciI" of lhosc
whom she loves uay be confirmed or a!cna.
ted Iu:cvcr
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.

THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.
"In all things that have beauty there nothing Ia
man more common than Liberty."-MILroN
WHEN the dance of the shadows
Al daybreak Us DINE.
.Aad rhe checks of the morning
Are red with the son,
80 raeas When he sinks IN his glory
-,sz At eve from the view,
II. ''i And calls up the planet
S'7"' To blaze in the blue.
@ There is bcauty-bu, where is the beautyto sec
More proud than the sight of a nation when itee7
When the beautiful bend
or the bow is above
Like cullar Of light,
On the bosom Of love-
When the moon in her mi'dncss
Is floating on high,
Like banner Of silver
Hung in the sky,
There, isbeauty-but Garth has no beauty TO SEQ
More proud than the front Of nation when free.
Hnthe depth of the darkr ess,
iUnvaricd in hue,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yelling
- The breos, of the bu,;
When the voice d tempest
AT midnight is still,
And the spirit Of solitude
Sobs on the hill;
There is beauiy-but where is the he uty to sec,
Like the broad .beamns brow ola nation when free!
In the breath Of the morning,
WIcn natures awake,
&C., And calls up tie chorus
TO chant in tie brake;
Unbound in the woods
VS. %" In TIC warblins Of streams,
7'''a And the foaming Of foods;
' There is beauty-but where The beauty to sec
Like thrice halowcd sigh, Of nation when irec'
r. zg.- Wien the striving ofsurges
.9.,, Is mad on the main,
Like the charge Of column
@r Of plun,cs the plnin
When the thunder is up
From lis cloud cradtd sleep
And the tempest is ,rcadHg,
The paths of the deep;
,. There is bcuuty-bu, where rs the beauty to see
Like the sun brilliant brow of nation when Tree!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

WIFE SOLD BY HER llCsBAAD!-Not
.ong since a Ialc merchant Of Stewart county
took lancy to the wife Of q citizen, in his
ncignbnrhood, and desired that she would
accompany him to distant cline. Blu,
how To get legal possession of the prize was
problem of no easy solution, yet. solved II
was, aud hy the potent magic ofthe 'a!m'gl!y
dollar" \ bargain was effected. whereby
the mcschaut was 10 pay lhc berc"vcd has.
band $50, on the rcl;nquIshncnt by the
latter, of all right, title and immunity which
he .,c!d in the person of lis spouse. NJ"
snnrcr sad l.a. h""". The moncy was
palh, and he wl!c removed from tho cuslo-
dy am! control of her husband AMI delivered
n,ov the safe keeping Of The purchaser, who
has taken his newly acquired piece "t pro-
perry with him TO New York We did not
learn whether the seller put halter around
the neck OF his wife and led her out thereby
as is pracI sed in old Eneand. but VIC think
il quite hkcI Iy that h':. by that sale, slipped his
own neck Oh, of very drSagrceab!e moose
that had been thrown around II.
.NuscQgcc Democrai, lGM Ast.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

,,,l ;, t:,n,.yi, ,;,r y,,krr niirl, and wrojc
T., h,s ~ C,}Inws:-.Drar Norah-tEcsc
-, ,I,,ri,IIy Lur. are T., INFORM you that |
JnJ ,.,..,nri,r ,nL hn,, y,r arr. cpi,v,nu
,hr same b,rs$,,r recommend Won 10 mar.
~ Jrmnv 'O'R,1,kc, and take GOOD care of
lnc children From Your Iovinr affection
a,, n ,sI,ouh uu,L d,a,h"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

Major Noah, speaking of The effects of tho
no, weather OH TIC New York daudIcs, says,
their mou<tachcs droop like the ,al.fcalh-
ers Of 4 wet hcn.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

A COUNTRY WEDD1Nc.-Thc preacher
was prevented from taking his part in the
ceremony and newly created Justice of tic
peace. who CHANGED to be present. was call
ed upon to nlficiate IN this place. The good
mans knees began to lrembIe. for he had
never tied The knot, and did not know where
to begin. He had no Georgia Justice" or
any other book from which TO read The mar
riagc service. The company was arranged
IN semi-circle, each one bearing a tallow
candle. He thought every thing he had
ever learned. hnt all in vain; he could rec.
olecl nothing tn suited tho occasion. a
suppressed litter all nver the room adnon.
ishcd him that he must proceed with some
thing, and in agnny of desperation, he be-.
gan.
Know all men bv these presents that l.
here he paused, and looked up To the cell.
ing, while voice in the corner Of The room
was heard to SAY
"lIe is drawing deed for tract Of land;"
and they all laughed.
I'm the name of God. amen" he began
a.aiu. only TO hear another Voice in loud
"l'HpSi say.
.IIa is making his will: thought he
couldn't live long he looks so powerfully
bad
oh, yes, oh. ycs!' continued the squire.
Some persons out of doors sung out.-
Come Into courl!' and the laughter was
general.
The bride was near fain,iug; the squire was
not far from it. Being all interchangeable man,
however. he began again:
"l'n all and singular, the sher
Lets run, he's gongto levy on us" said
two or three al nn:c.
Here CLEAN of light flashed across lie
face of lnc squire. flc ordered the bride
and groom to hold up their hands and in
solemn voice SAID;
You and ca h Of you do solemnly swear
in the presence oflhe present company, that
you will crinrm towards each other all and
singular the functions of husband and wItc,
as The case may be, to tho best OF kn"wl-
cdgc and ability, 50 help you God"
"Guud as whcar exclaimed the father OF
the Eride.-SMmfmd Advocate.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

One of the rarities of fe-a mamma tho
roughly satisfied with her daughcr-In-law.