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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

ANTHONY } rLEFCNrR Ascrone~g
I'INE VAIL ABI.F non SIS AND LOTS ON

W. ksr N rIie ID kns'rla 80 A. sfcfsen beiohging
% be rstsc ~ Ben amin effrsn deceased, By order *
ne fr.ra
AttdoNN RLFECNER will sri n saccou on
- kNAA februzry IN 81 49,. a. II oCsSk. IL tn
Ne asnts Exchange - following vNuaee property, NJ
W,LkfR-srsrEr-rhs thTrAsfcFN sd Sfns bfck dwell
r horse ard os % gruund knoWn 81 " skers sittA
81 aaosi hatvsv oe.seen kniadosy and Churchst no
ssd o being In sEe . fees Ia ~idh by loo ct 10 inches
deep
Aso ihe ,wesrory Ard .ue br'ck trent DIVE irg souss
and ot Known A. W sisrst sad ot eeing widh
~ iepih
NWrr srSEEr-rwo threestcry snl atsc hsick dwell
ng HOUSES srd lots q ground Known = ana ~ White
suisftl fhe coreT u Widest ard Cortlsndsiiey
each DOG taing - frei idh by Ahout lol deep
ReooMrsrsYEr- The story ard stiir hfick dwelling
house ol 20 grpu I'd knoVn SIS Broomest situated
1eyeen Thompson snd Lslrens said LOT being )
inches N width by Sd feet deep
ycr further particulars apply 70 ANTHONY BLEECk.
ER Aucnone-r Broad (sSs) tekEiftFe5
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ANTmoNY . BLnECkER Aae,leg,ss.,g
= CoLgoN, Aaeae3ss, q, ~ ;,

r. COTTON, AucuOneer.
4 ARsE SALE OF GOOD SECONDHAND FUR.
LNlTURE f1r sac THIS DAY FRIDAY, ~ l0f o'clock.
Al the Auction Rooms 50 Beesman ard ~ Annst the an
rn ~ two families. comprising In part OF rlahog
Any snd black walnut chairs carl maple DO, sofas bafesl
'.dseads Brussels hrrepy ard ingram carpets oil cloths
rafher beds mars-ses glasses French hsstesis
ard card tai -, sdtb0efis coununghouso desas
cribs white AMI plain cham furniture, Ia suits Also IA
,na sired bureaus A.o srgs quantity of glassware
-fockery, Kitchen furniture, &c SAFE positive. ~ IL
WALTER 0REENOUOH. Auciioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IT AUCTION -
IINAL1ER 0KEENOU0H a co. will sell THIS
DAY Frdav At Do O'Clock a. - Church - between Whiis
and Walker ~ tho entire pafiof and aicbeu furniture
contained ihe above house Consisting ~ tables beds
chairs hueaus carres ioosiuggiss-e- &c Terms cash
WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN, Aucuone.G
DRICK HOUSE AND LOT IN FkE In Twelfth
ID = WI LIAM ~ FRANKLIN, son co. VIII
sell At AucrOn AZ EsDAY Feb ~ Al ~ O'clock, a. ulo
Hefchanfs Exchange TWenh-st--Ihe modern bet
'hree brick houte AID lot IN fec 81 WestIwelhhsi
tsf 15giGI feet house so feet ft,Hl lJf Ntthis-
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&, COUNTRY RESIDENCE ECh sALL a.
p WINDSOR. Ceal--Inr lo4s7 1afl' ale -.Itl .
- m .fr.. .rn is s-r-s u ard 71 q ..r 2. -
-.-,.l-sf 4 '-v ross frol no - l'- lf ne y i e.
---s-sl IL road arl slv he fe-lc-ree " p 80
--..-e ~ hJa.e 8 % so9- cfe-r. .s-slF PAINTED r.
-a - y.--er snd ne ard under good cu4,iss u j.
..v IS = ,a.es roe ir0n Hartford 40 ne ne io,'
.r- q 1- no,l easa1i cou-fl f--4es-e'' ~ 70 -
- ~ li'' n ENsIGS, 81 ANS
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a. EXAMINATIONS. Aucdone.r.

J O. CAkkINUTON, Aucuoneef
by JACOB -. PIArT.-Fne pocket cutlery, m.
Diea uays and walters. and fancy brushes, 10 be sold
RUS DAY Feb p al ~ Plsusg a. the suction room.
general Of hard and fancy goods, 70 which
b. .ffenfton az purcba.srs IL directed 22f IL
ANTHONY } BLEECkER, AactoueeI
EXECUTORS SALE OF the HOUSES AND
IL Lots Nos - and - Leonard - 81 Auction, heongink
10 he estate u Jscob Whitman, deceased ANTHONY
J BLEECkER will sell 81 Auction ON WEDNESDAY
ne nh DAY OF Feb 1859 al " O'Clock, Al the Merchants
Exchange, The following valusbe property, VIZ
LKorARDsr Tho frame house ard lot In fee, Known ~
y Leonard said lot being si1o - q In width ~ 100
n depth
Also The frame house and lot ~ gfognd known 50 Leon
afd st. Of the same dimensions
Title inAspulabie
For further psncrars OF The above properly sppy b no
Aucuoneer Brosdst (yOsD l6,lsnln henDuil I'm
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- ~ua -her for TIE rsuufscIure. swlns 9r
Sssa Nae. r,s-ufac-uret ard sod uy JIM, 90
s.Acgraphsd pats VIII rfi1ied csrec1r- sFt sfr p
s seen for he rs--fncrire al 1uiIng ~ of - apps
ans. ne rsrufseure q he swaps. A. sseompsaf ~
- -. - -. sofIm3GCT-
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AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY

ITALIAN OFtkA-HOJ 81, FEB- .
I'VE 81 BSCRlbERS Nd the public IN general, are
respectfully Informed that fhe rhlri Grsnd Concert ot
re above ln-- ufon viii tskr p.sce ~ nr Italian opers
I0a-.. CA SATt ROAH EVENING. Feh - ls~. on
which orcss fhe following eminent artists vii snrcar
SfGNoBlNA BERrJrCA. SiGNOR ROSSi-CORSi.
SrGNURINA PERRIN SlGNOR SANQU lRlCO.
~ITNOR GTfpf MIR. BRANDT
SIGNOR bENENENrANO MR. RICWD HOFFMAN,
ard an Orchestra oi SKY Performers
Durlg -hc Concert WI be- performed GrUd Pot Pour
n AID a Grand fsutss'c tor Wind Instruments, cOmpri-
..li lie hast 8. ent m NE rnnnIIv.
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OrsrcE NEU-YcKK 40 kFIE HkILSoAp -
Ne~-Tork Es5- d, ls-"
INTEREST on B0>DS.-The s=uli-annis- .ai-s-s.
sue or n. frs aav u Mach Will - Ia1 a. te cree
81 he COMPANY e. WGlsL nal cay q pvsSn $50 u
-. - ccSrssr.s is1lwl NATHANIEL MARSH, seey.
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TO THOSE PERSONS No i---nd v.'.-a- -. q.
4 f--.-...F e. u .r.rr RS ~ leIrT r-Iafss Al - '
----+ 3D. b. a'- ls -e-- Fre-c~ alt -cN .-sfl ~
49, Il --r-- srrEe- cl q ne .-sf srf ~ ifl
..-- rr-.s .. ~nf.r.e r-cs1se rl- --llys -f7f-
49,. FL. .--r-f ~ vfrr yor Oh ~ 41c--- ~.
l.1.. -r-.-. 8 rsrl s'r1 .1 slVarc- ~ flll y @
49, --rI..-v ~ E1wzrt = XIX n ore q D.
..- p-.f r -srss's srs1v- - .ns-frl--o1 ~ --e
.-s -.--g.ss vt.n ~ iEr 81 -srs 1e-n a1- - *
- y. - u-cs. ~ IN 40 s1d q is frlEr--. t-i o.
~. q, i. 49, = G ---, .ar are - Lad ~ ~ f0ys
- 49,. .forr--Wr. HYDE is Ne--s--st s11 4
--ur.e - RroalNs7- Reed f4rsr cfcs-f' ~iia .tf--
-. e-t- ~ te Prlt-ssc-s sfsten Q.eT e. C'1rs
~.-s al - re lerc- - k4slL g-iec--t - f1El--
nd S-.18-. attended,. - -.
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4 MEDICAL 4 AfU.-Aff. p - -tA-'-
\ r.rsrs-.t \ \ NAV * crrslsec ts'y trou An. ic
e on Al disorders n ne human SVEN = l-f e9l
senatorial c. acquire Nasrc,srl az e.-ci7c So
n, s-rtsc pJ.rcfr = Trsa,uca ~ e-,=r .sve - per-
sCuA'v.
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500. 900 5V a. 49, ~ s ',r Of ye.-s - Tras
- = Co.,. ~ .ts r.rv ~ grooksu fu Oh ST.
.rr'e - ANTHONY J BLEECkER
~ - Aucrorerr. = 8roac-s-
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Ticket. PsrQuene and Boxes, each. Amphiiheaer,
p cents Reserved Seals which be secured the Box
Once of ne Aston place Opers House 81 esch TeSets
he obtained al he principal Music aud Book Stores A.
Il SAB al Is Oce uftl- SoCefy 40 Broadway, and A. ths
6oK Chca Of me Italian Opera Particulars IN small bids
100 NMNFNSsh
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BOARDING.


DOARp WANTED private family 10 Broad
DNsv N vicinity av gentleman Aac " - AZ ssrs A., -
Address box - G. .tnr Hotel - --
boarding. Jersey cry. uesr 9e 'srr ? *
ID ..-,y furnished apartments lnql,re q NJ CLEN>
Fern -Masi-r. JERSEY Clv- = p
FURNISHED ROOMS TO ill.,
requiring furnished ruoils VIII oreaAi.s &C ca =.
obtain ihem 55 hous-ul-sL Aso iruui rcofl az -
room stfsna for family Bans for To free lse oi Pc
occepsr-s Apply n So houSon-st Few 1oefs sss
% Bruadpsv. - 1-t-I
DROOkINN.-A Erufleu-ar ard - ~ii- - we s.
~ f.r.fr.er - Accommodated a. ll7 Alalls .
r.-r " Couco1d; len minutes WA from fl..ol Ferry
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PAEN FOR SALE. e. s1cioD. a. tle Of-n4r
~ fr-- N-u51-r Dralg- collrY. oc ne -rsL dsf Of
- No.. r-sr. DO a-res Ell god ollc - tn1 GO
--.- 1rs 49, hsf r-.s -Fesf ~ Ne7Fclrs- zrd Si
r.- -..-r---' r+a ~ ne H.r-ll 1rd tr- "a rutis
r.-- 49, ror rlrr. a. tr--r- af l-s mas Z. -r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-22

a .TGAH ,fOLD-.-Ws a.. sI's.sy-.y
"A '.y.~es n ne r,aagfacinrs q scGkk koLos
IL ~ ever sescnDuo1, WHEN vs warrant snp-ri-
IA, - 20 toss in Dors1. and ten PEI csot cheaper,
nv srt are prepzIod ~ 81 orders for snY amount
~ orders respectfully SOLICITED ard promptly 81
- ssdg~.. RICE LOMBARD,
49, - gs<f-Rosf0a Msss.
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ibHANNrM Msuag-rsnd Proprietor ohm Greenwood.
j. Assistant Manager Incompatible Ferfcunances every
afternoon and evening ih- wees 81 and y O'CLOCK IN
.-rslnuenfs varied e.rh day Jim Crow klce q. Ginger
Bue in lfc 'sr-. Virginia Mummy with Mr.. + [. We
1vs. Mrssrs Mcrra-c. Rose Warden. Cake and Hig
l.ns Misses Sts-l. ren'iand AID WesL The MNunotn
-af apprsr great variety ~ The Rfve masterpieces
Guiding corr n.erlde. 4 beautiful likeness Of Jernt
Lind. and autograph effer Picture Gallery and Cos
.rHfsl1s Madam Rockwell &c Atntsson Ia the Museum
s .erf Ir.ree Is Children under n years . cents
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= NJ 5cgAHs Ad.-ess or EmpoyLeu. q
pscaarge1 Con.ef. stiae C..rca ofin- SAVIOUR s ~
se fossoael 70 -:2b-
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L~-'l-s Of NJ. L1EDs course on Heroes wiI .e
TO Hoae c-ar~. on A7-da7 evening. Feb. g. -3--,- f
Goifer cr ctrs-ar.y ed Hstommels- sr Tesa- /
r. -@1z. 1IlH.-
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N4rtI.I. SHORTLY OPtN AT THE GREAT
~ HALL MINERVA ROOMS Broadway, bsYne
-.I-hfa.ed series NJ gigantic Panoramss, euuted On
ACE 10 Et ROPE. embracing magnificent views oi DO
..ir It. faItor Hafar tas Aiarr- Liverpool London
fn ihe Thames passing under The bufses,l snd -ndinf
with a ma iacent view ~ he Thames Tunnel, bulanlf
nsfai and both banks 81 the beautiful River Rhine.
1,~ exhibiting si Washington Si'h the most unparalleled
........ 2uf iuss
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

TnunsDsr. N.s2
Annual Meeting Of the General Missionary Com
nittee Of tn. Methodist Episcopal Church-xi-~ion
Rooms Mulberry street. A. D.
Annivrr'ary New York nagdsicu Society Bleeeksr
street rrs,by t.risn Church. II A A..
srsrsr. NN s.
Annual Sermon for American Home Missionary so
Pr,sbyt.ri.n Board ~ Foreign xissiousrirs, Pres
hyt.rsp Church finh avenue. half past =. VI. aer-
mon ny the Rev DR. smith and a statement Of the
Missions by enc of the Secretaries.
New York Bible soci.ty-Taherrsels. Sermon by
Rev DR.. Hsldsh. at halfpsst n "
American and Foreign Chri-tisn Union. Sermon by
Rev Br. Adams. st the Mercer street Presbyterian
Church " ~ o'clock y. M
American s.smens frend Society -Tabernsels,
hafpas' r. n ~,
American Antislav,ry sociaty-Tsternsele1 10 A. n,
and continued for three successive days ct the Society
Library.
Am,riran and Foreign Anu-sia,.ry sce!.,y-Tsbcr.
New York and American Sunday school Union
New York State Colonization Society Reformed
Dutch Church, corner u Lafayette Place aud Fourth
Am.ritsn FcmsIe Guardian Society Church Of the
Puritsnr. tnicn tquare. hsnrast ~
Amtficen aud Foreign Christian Vnion: 81 Dr. Hut
toms Chu,h. University Place Mt ~ O'Clock, y. NJ.
Wrpstspss. Nvs
American Tract soeist y Tabernacle, 10 AN. Busi
pess M,.ting nj tn. 1TAet House. - d.
Instnation tor the blind Tabernacle. tP.h
American Home Missionary soel,ty-Tabrrnsele
halir.rs rsPN.
Ann.rlcrn F,maie Guardian soci~ty-Isdies' Meet
ing st the n me for the Frendess on East Thifieth
rueet near bcurth avenue
TnrHsrsr. NAYS
American rible socisiy-Tsbcrpaeie. loA " Bust
sess nc.tiir 9 at sociays House. "a ".
An,ficsn y For.iep aud hristian union-eveninr
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb-Tsberracie.
Pm
Arercan Temperance Onion Tabernacle. halfpast
rpN
Amer,esn baptist Home Missionary sc,iety- Norfolk
stree, baptist Church Busincse meeting at 10 A NJ.
Public eonf,r renee in the aftrrncon.
rRID.r. Mss 10.
American roard uf Commissioners fnr rcrsiru Ms.
sisns- Taterpael. lOA NJ
Meeting in tshalf ID the American Beard 81 Fcrern
Missions-J tabernacle nfteuIoon.
Stsrsy. hsy IL
American and Foreign sabbath union--rhureh ecv-
nsr Fourth street and Lafayette place siseoures by
Rev Dr BetbuBe. half-yastf y. N
Nslsppsr. Nu ~
American and Dor isn riblc Society Nerfclk stycet
laptist (hnSsh ~ A.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
Inn postant from Central America.

bosroN, may 10 ~.
The brig september, from Truxplo, brings dates -
April II. By this arrival accounts received Of the
suppression Of the rb,lIio which the last advoss
stated WAS in progress there.
The captain Of the September reports that the eads
the ipsurr,ctiou Gusrdiola nstigaaed thereto
by Jour.que, q chief Of the aristocrstie mouAs-
chicsl party, who IL believed BY the people Of Hsa-
duiSs 10 be In league with Chstnsld, the Engiislp
Consul, aud that the latter made . private trsssy
with JourTqu@ TO overthrow the present government
and place Guardios In the presidential chair, making
the state Of Honduras into republic, independent s
the others, under the protection Of Great Britsia
The Brtish Consul to advance to the rebels the
sum OF million dollars to carry tho project
treaty Of protection, OF alliance and Of commerce.
vas then to be made with Great Britain allowing her
all her claims to the Mosquito territory, nondurss
pdeng herself not TO cede any part Of her domuions
10 spy other foreign nation except Great Britain for
the following twenty years.
The rebels gathered together, to the nxmber a
about Eve hundred. under GusrdioIa. The govern
m.nt issued various spirited procamaions the In
hsbitsnts, calling upon them their support
onOa was threatened by band Of the rebels, under
bustillo. who Dragged that. when he captured The
place. he would put all the inhabitants death
the American Consul. and few others. The eapitu-
atioD Of the rebels TO the government forces saved
the place Jourcque was taken prisoner, and Guar
dioia vas hanishcd to San Salvador. Bustillo, the
leader Of the RIB Is, shot.
The San Salvador paper: contain letter Of eousrs
tulaion IRON Mr. squier to the newly elected Pr.si
d. ut In which he speaks OF the cabinet Mt
warmly In favor Of The rights OF the people OF Hon
dufss The letter was received with great snthu
siasn.
The news from other parts Of Central America s TO
the ,n'ot that the country IL stl In unquiet
Carr.rs well known former President had pcrshsd
In one Of the guerilla engagements frequent there
IL is supp,.ed that Larrcra connected In some
way WITH the rebellion In Nicaragua and that IL
after hearing Of his d, ath that the rebels 80 suddenly
surfsud,r,I
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

AKsrHER Hrw srSAnsnw-We daily conrtran-
I'd to notice the building of ocean st~ain-hs
The fp ndid Atlantic Is scarcely outside Of the ook
The keels CT two fine vessels for the Gulf scsrcy
laid the wsys, and the ink chronicng these
s scarcely dry before called upon to sste that
u contract is made for another steamer Of splendid
prcportions-surpsssing. If possible all previous -
forts hut like the trouble all this gives US. IL IL
part of orr enterprise Of our country and Of our
city and hore energetic merchants who are tins en-
ployed in dotting the with magnificent steam
palaces des~rve well Of the republic. We were led to
these remarks ON hearing yesterday. that Aessrs
Howard Son the enterprisng merchants OF this city
and the age nts Of those 1--WE steamships the Crescent
City Empire City, Sarah Sands Northcrner and New
Orleans, had just completed contrset with Mesers
PsrriDe Patterson Stack, Of Williamsburg. for the
construction Of splendid live hull OF steamer
lie shou go feet long. 40 feet beam, and 1000
thrthen. Her engines are to be made At the Morgan
Works and OF course will be Of the perfect de-
scripton We learn that she Ii for the Pacific and s
TO be. presume the pioneer OF the California
line. There the stocks and ut the mac hn-
shops, In this city, less than fifteen steam
ships not yet completed. We are great people.
Tvs STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CRY will leave this port
noon. day for Chagres. She will carry about
two hundred passengers. She detained to subst-
tute head, for that appeared TO be de-
fectiVe
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
The Europcan News.

The Cambria will arrive here early this morning,
with the European mails to the thirteenth ultimo.
The City of Glasgow, with intelligence to the six
teenth of last month, is now due here, and the
news TO the twentieth of April, by the Canada, may
be expected over the wires at any moment.
The crowded state Of our columns does not per-
init us 10 express the suggestions consequent upon
the receipt of this foreign intelligence. Ii will be
observed, however, that the fears we have several
times expressed on the settlement of the Greek
question, are justified by the aspect of Europe on
this point We shall await the full statements
with some impatience.
The English government seems on the verge OF
a downfall, and we are prepared to hear of IA new
ministry. The fact that the Times opposes Lord
John Russcll's administration, shows which way
the wind blows.
The French news is as yet uninteresting-but
when our correspondence arrives, we may have
more important details.
The advance in cotton is not surprising. Even
the English REGULATORS cannot hold out against
stubborn facts, and by the middle of this month a
still greater advance may be expected.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

In The Senate, yesterday, after some discussion,
the resolution in favor Of Mr.. Grinneps expedition
in search Of Sir John Franklin, passed by large
vote-tweniy-eehtt to sixteen. This news will be
received with joy by our citizens. Though we en-
tanned doubt that the whole matter would he
looked upon favoraby, yet the cabinet have beer,
so sleepy, lazy, and Indifferent, ever since Mr.
Cleytcns letter TO Lady Franklin, that u,anv sum-
fosed that the Senate were as stupid a. the heads
ct the government. The fact, luckily, sets everv-
thing right.
In the House, some curious discussion took place.
on the census hill, and this paper seems to havc
been brought in, IN some way, to make weight
The telegraph does not furnish the particulars but
Mr. Webster's recent speech seems to have created
no little sensation, even though somewhat dimi-
nishtd Of its proportions by the lightning which
conveyed il from Boston TO New York.
The Connecticut Legislature have to decide upon
then Governor to-day; and as Speaker has to be
elected before that decision, and as no choice has
yet been made, delay till tomorrow may bo
food for thought as well as discussion.
The New York herald., 1850-05-02

AppirissAL Nrws FROM sr. DoMISco.-The schooner
Cabot Capt ogicr arrived yesterday from the City Of
81. Domingo the capital Of the Dominican republic.
We learn by her that Affairs there trsnquil but
appr, henson of further invasion from the blacks Of
the West End, whose brutal hatred Of their white
nsishbors inspires dread keeps the Dominicans In
constant attitude Of defence and uncertainty prevent
ing productive labor. and destroying commerce.
Both humanity and interest call loudly upon our
government TO break up. by iN armed nterposltion,
THE state Of things and prevent repetition Of the
horrid atrocities committed In the invasion Of last
year.
The United States steamer Vixen, Lieutenant Com
manaing Ward arrived at the City of St Domingo on
the 2sth of March-all well The Vixen to -aii for
Washington In a few days, with the United States
Charge, Mr.. Green on board. The Vixen takes mag
nfcent altar piece highly wrought with carved work.
In solid mahogany, present through Mr. Green, from
the Archbishop Of ST. Domingo TO the Archbishop Of
Baltimore II 10 In sse by % feet weight 10 tons,
and belonged to the ruined chapel Of the Jesuit Cob
lcpe.
The Vixen has ALEC superb paintings Maglalen,
by Murillo-s present from ancient but decsyed
Cnstan family TO the ssurgeon OF the vessel DR. Bell
In token Of gratitude for the numerous delicate and
,kilfui professional operations performed among all
ciasscs Of inhabitants who have 60 him from
rious parts Of the State
The New York herald., 1850-05-02
ni,,tnsut.h.d Ni,isrrs.

During the pact week. city has ic,n Lonor.d By
the presence q several rrc mine Mt eber. Of
hessrs webster. of Mnssachusetts; Clemens of Ala
hama: Dickinson. of New yuk. and Downs, a Loui.i
anua cf the senate. and M.ssrs Harris ~ Alabama
and y,nstle Of North Carolina of The House q Repre-
- tntagiyss.
Senator Citmens and Mr. venahle paid visit h. the
f ola ,sahlis mont 60 the machinery ana modern
iurrov,m,nis In the newspepcr art Dir Clemens 1.
young nan. but that has ALREADY given token ~
ps,ssinE great talent, and is sound rraeticai as
we'll as eloquent. senator lie commanded r,-inent
In She regular amy during the war In Mexico and
fcrghi under both scott and Taylor lie made visit
yesterday with the former to Governor's leland 10 see
the tuifcaticns. Mr. venahlc Is n srung. minded
Rtyrctnieiivc trim North Curlna In Congress I.
VAIN advocate cf the rights q The south and In favor
- an In mediate settlement of AL the agtang quos-
ticns ttru,eisd with slavery. II - the first time
.h,r 20 these gentlemen have visited this city hut We
trust may not BE- the last Tn. Intsreh.nafne Of
ssntrsuts tetw,en prominent s,nil.m.n Ia h,h sc.
a. lsc ming acquainted with the r.sources power
ar Interests Il ,ncbis of the strons.st Of the
cord. that tie this Onion together.
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The New York herald., 1850-05-02

ala Fsvoritao again tonight with stefanoni. O.
Badiali Corradi. setti and sslvi This enough,
did every know what all knew and experienced
Tuesday night. at Niblos II may be that Stefanoni
siehs for the beautiful June Of London Badal for the
soft spring of Rome Boso for the genial air of Madrid
Corradsetti for the mild brceEes Of Milan. and salvi
for The various vernai softening stmopheres Of Eu
rope and Lorini for the sunshine Of Havana to which
there vocalsts have been accustomed not forgetting
Msrni, who has tried many a climate; but nowhere,
assured have their triumphs been more appre-
cixtsd, by the hearts OF the people, than among
us,who altogether In the sugar trade and cotton
line" On Tuesday night. stefanoni salv Badisli
and Corrad sctti, won before audience OF three
thousand persons laurels which they richly merited
and may be proud to Never shall We forget the
splendid voeniisaton Of sefnoni the beautiful allegro
OF her cavatina, which we have hunted for in the
score In vain. and which that -nchanter. Bottesin
must ha ve written for hertho magnificent style Of
ssIv-the earnestness and force OF Badali, and the
.obrr truthfulness Of Corradi Setti Memory will
nger over the echo OF such melodious strains which
will not be easily displaced; and tonight. We may
anticipate another series of ovstona for these birds
Of sprng-these ehorere Of soul thrilling melody and
harmony Last night, In Macbeth Bosio called
before the curtain three times such the enthusiasm
created by her beautiful musical efforts C. Dadiali
largely such honors seldom bestowed on bari
tone voice Lorini delicious In the little he had
to do-snd the whole opera went OF in ane style or
che.tra, chorus and all doing wonders. Indeed in
deed this is the opera company worth having and We
defy Paris London to surpas. 1t rs whois Indi-
vidunlly, would give more to hear La PAvori'a
tonight at Nblos, than at any royal opera Of Lon
don. OF what Was royal at Paris. New York and
Havana will yet put thore cities In the shade The
negro mnstreleee have passed away, and the divine
music Of the rst masters choirs with the spheres
all singing for Joy"