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The New York herald., 1850-10-29

% EnO RFwARD-yEFFRIBS' ANTIDOTr stE-
BOOO cihc Mixture for the Of Gonorrhoa elect,
sictpres aud similar disorders makes speedy cure
ui cpt the least restrictions Diet drnk exposure or
charge application TO business The proprietor chae
case which the mixture will under the for-
fue OF eve hundred dollars Furtherhe disease cannot
he dose of the mixture taken whsn exposed
m s put In bottles with full direottona at 81 One bot
lie ass vcek-many are cnIed In too days For sale By
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L,oR SACRAMENTO CITY, CALIFoRNIA.-rHE PINE
fast sailing clipper lark CUILFORo. l.. Lesi mas
having considerable Of her cargo ready and
leading Pier II. r. will have immediate dispatch, and
sail direct for the above port BY this arrangement swell
from her we'll earned reputation of the fastest
sells out Of this port shippers will perceive that in all proba
by she win deliver her cargo before vessels that have
recently called. For freight only, apply TO
JOHN ROBERT OSBORN, Ill Wall street.
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DR,pE Icy, AUTHOR OF THR PRIVATE MrDT.
- cal guide" Sc.-Consutatop hours from A. ~ I'LL
r. To rive sick every possible guaranty for perfect
our Keller and Naisony assisting In smeult eases
and eurgic, operations Once. b Lspenard street, ons
stree south Of Canal, near Broadway.
TYR GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE ALL THOSE
~ difcut and trotrsoted that esosped from
tbe hsrss Of smrifcs and medical preteaders DR.. O.
regularly educated physssn and surgeon o. ~ yesrs sI-
porcroo once II st. Drsedvsyi private enusocs
through the entry adjoisins his store.
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To rut tpfros 90 fus Hfsstb -
In your Journal of yss,srdsy fnd the pans ~ Al
f,.s Hul q the 1rss cfcsr of the iI tats1 stsaUse
Phods IL ssd The history ofcapt. Hne srewsssssie
op. exhibit lag, tbrous bout s e~s~n tns eessse,sr -
IN. mss Il spl IAN 70 . rs.sss Of Portsmouth, y n !,
..s ssr. nd os.r big vhssh 90. esptsrsA
h, plrsss~ the oosss ~ cuba The prstss bosrdeA
tie brt. -hch ~ss usarmed aud butchesst every be-
ing bcsrd the sshj~ct ~ thss sotice vho, asd
rs res,sfsnc. unsvat,ins copcssled himself ssd thus
escaped On the pirates leaving the brig, Capt Hhi
smsfgsd from bis hiding place ust In tine 70 ssvs hss
life Ter the vessel having been scut~d she rapidly
sipAtrg Ne splicsd some spsrs sod lsusched sh-n
pIou the Water. Nisht fast sppscsohi sod spos
hs RAFT he remained untn the nert d.y, vhes he
reached the coast of Cuba thirty miles east o
Mssnrss He ~ss bespisbiy rec@ived ~ the bcsss a
planter, Who treated him 9TH great kisdssss sse
furpsbed hin With the means Of reaching Nstassss
Ne was subsequentiy In the Home vssn that sofor.
tsnat- ,essel io-t ~ hts svs.versoee esereys
aud attention he conribssd net little 10 tie pre-
sefvstion ~ many lives
lie Gas eemmsnd~v ~ the ship Ann ~ tie sgs %
twenty go aoa has ss tmss been the semnsetsr sod
part cvnef o. vsrtoue v.s~~fs - -
IA ca. mainly through the fnformstics of Capt HW
that IN. sr~ enabled 10 break ths nest
"a riraf that infested the Gulf and the tru. fate 81
msry lives aud ve-sel. thereby given ts the vsrit
cant Iil caves a. this city ~ifs ssd three chsi-
dr~n ta mourn his lcss. In the evset of his dests
thsv -in b. throvn upon the charity of ccit vmla
We .bs-ssd In esnt-rprse of the Rhode issat vte
the hops - mssusup fsr heavy ices-. ~hics ne sss
tsasd aEd should his he be sscrt Ted hs nifty VII
has IL. ssvct@d Husband and fcpd parent aad tns
,onmspiiT an sbs s-smss spa honest mas
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Thousands upon Thousands Of letters vulgar COARSE
brutal fsncful beautiful, mystsrious quiszes face
tious kind and snsetiousts, will be deposited In the
Post Once to- day, to excite disappointment disgust
suspicion, emotion, delight conjecture, surprise.
laughter happiness and love. The ingenuity Of the
human heart for giving pleasure pain wonderful
and though is to be hoped that there Is In the
community willing TO distress another, by taking cd
vantage sf the occasion to wifuly Offend yet there Is
to fear that petty msiss too often dictates the
terms Of these annual spistles. In case, few
years siBce the death Of delicate and sensitive lady
resulted from the perussl of svslsntns sent doubt
lees, merely 10 annoy her. This should bs lesson
the thoushisss and should to check disposition
to beyond the bounds Of nerrmsnt good sense and
good feeling. -
The origin Of the day the custom Of eur spcsstors
The purpose OF the all direct proper use
OF the occasion. which may be made for carrying
lent ns Day should be sacred the better
anu emotions Of human nature. The letters sent to
the fair and delicate should TEEN with bright fsnciss
and com plimentary phrases They should be Ia them.
sslvss ndioss Of the minds that generate them as
In iced they always sre for coarse. vulgar Vasotns
IN always more Characteristic Of the who sends i
than OF the receivers olam to its ILL will and impsr
hence.
this morning running hthcr and thther to expesant
thousands. They win deliver. probably, about dfty
thoussnd letters Of every sginable form color
and beauty They will not only be happy TO ind every
1t home but all ready with the exact cha ngs to
meet the postage that the abors the day may
bs less onsrous and that the movements Of the mes
ssngrrs may be expedited.
be matchs. which will grow ont Of these com unies.
tops win be nnunsabie probably To day for the first
Tine, viii many, who have sighed aud "slmost died -
fr love cultivate the gee tie blossoms Of assurance
the tree of their slowly crossing hopes They will
d.tsct in the half concealed interchange OF chiro.
giapby b, oader invitation to advance boldly
iDto the court Of cupid. and will last seal the
solemn pact that makes life partnerships OF
u bliss Happy day of 81. Valentine. To the youth
f,il be pro pifous-and to bachelors Of many q
degree bring the letter Of attrioD" that or
cobtrtion tban rub eft the rust Of single missry and
inotvidual sslhshpees All should take partners in
the dance Of life TO keep this terrestrial ball m0oD
as desigped by the great laws Of nature
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BrsenIyn c,sy Intelligence.

Trs Beam 90 sUrfrvtssss net ysster'r' ftr'r"s
q q. Bergen. fresisent IN the ohssr
eonmspicstisn vss pre~nted IRON we supertn-
tssdents ef the rcor ssking for further spprnprsto1
y meet the csrrsst erp-nsss 81 the Aif,- 1uus
resolrtson adopted piscing $500 20 thsr crsf't
The ffesidspt prss~ntef copy ~ The sne1fed
charter ~ the cfy ~ Brcokiyu. vith his oNeoions
u evetc- ~ vh,eh vss IN. pssnept ~ the moa-y
ccrrted ~ the Cosrisscn-ss ~ ksclse into th- cy
trsssury ipst % % th- courtr ss formery ana w.
oiher, risfios n tss r>Yrvseni-tives ~ ths ei IN
the Bc-rd ~ So p@rvs.oss
On ncssns srmrsst~e ~ss sppctnted 20 reports
asxnss f.ch psrts % the chertf a. b-sr
sa.s th. s.is,ire pe~tsr n city and county sfsrs
70 oppc.s ths pss.ass 4 TIE s.rs-. Aaep,et
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ship Buiiding ia New York

Me,rrs Lawrence h Snesden intend to launch some
day this week, fns modelled stesnbost which they
have built for Mr. James l.. Day TO run bstween Nss
Orleans and Mobile She is $50 feet In lsngh With
beam Of 20 feet and feet depth OF hold She be
at Their yard at the head of Cherry street meas
Grand street ferry.
Messrs west1rveit Mackay expect 20 lauush, nexs
week ship to be called the Ocean Queep inte ojrd
John Grswods line of London packets She has been
built In superior manner. and II the best materials,
sheis ITO feet IN length 371 feet beam aud 2sh test
depth OF hold Another hne ssip viii b. rsady t.
launch In about six weeks. Cor Mr. f. z Stsston aud
others and is intended for the New Orissos trad.
They have also just sid the keel OF Zoe th
New York and Havrs Steamship Conpany, 60 run in
pectiou with the Franklin Her keel l, $50 feet In
length; brssdth Of beam. 40 feet. and d-pth OF
hold "a feet. her engines and mschiasry will
be made 1t the Novelty Works In addition
To which, they have the frame Of steamer raised,
which Is CO rss on the Pacific, between sso Frsnoco
and Oregon, and Il to be finished with oil possible des
patch.
Nstsrs Perrire, Patterson h Sack at williams
burgh la, ing the keel for brig of 80 tons bar
III. n. for Msssrs Harbeck 60 They sl.o pre-
pairing the timber for ship Of 400 tons iorS rhomp
son Nepbsws line Of Liverpool packets.
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TWO CENTS.

ing a. No From my reading Of the Scriptures. be-
eve and nave believed since 1912 that what called
sne second advent Of our Saviour Immediate and
expecting the Immediate comiusY A. I never have
heard snytbips about robes but in some ss. dsrous
PsPSss, VIII no, snsver any more similar questions
Uo you near In Mr. Dargs house AZ or the 18th Of
August and before his death that the will VS. destroy.
ed! A. did The case still stands sdjouroed
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CoIuMsA CoLlses, Nsv York FEB. ii, 1880
To rur Eptros % rss HssA,p.-
ss paper is usually socursts 10 its reports
that vss surprised IN dsd In a, this morpiss an
iptimsion that entertained c.rtsin opinions which
are stated In the paragraph 20 vh,cn siiut.. On
that subject have made. puscly, but one rsmsrh
and that not reported ~ sss made tor the pur.
poe- of preventing Mr. rbomss stiilmsn from enter
Ing into long srxumspt sxsnst the pcssoiity of the
e.serstsop Of explosive ss~s vhieb srgsmsnt b. sp
pssree 20 direct individually instead Of the jury
at large aud vhch therefore had right 70 intsrrapt
My words v.re No person vho has any knoviedse OF
the subject believes that explosive mixture OF gases
cen BE- generated In steam boiler" added, but not
In . loud tone. Nor could hydrexss b. -xPioded
within the bother, n IL we're gensrstsd or rords
70 that effect
AZ tn my opision In other respects ss an under
oath 20 judge BY the evidence and BY my o~n tnsPes
ton ~ the premises end % the bodies have not JET
made u mp The svidspcs is not Jet closed, sot !
should be fslss 70 my oath N yet sstertsiaet soy
opinion ~hich coula MT b- modified or changed by
testimony yst 10 BE- prcAueed.
have, however, 10 soy, tnst shosid not have need
expressions strong those have quoted shove had
the remain been made subsequent - the exsmnstioa
OF Mr. 81 Jcha- A. fer - recoecs, he is the on'y
pesecn vhc has sscrshsd the sspsc~sp the genera
ton Of erpissvs gases; spd should not have pre-
sumsd TO say that he IL net p.r-os -hc hes ksos-
JAS kENwIcx.
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GEN. TAYLoR's PRoPrRTY.-We regret to see it stated
in letter the New York Express, that Gen. Tayors
family NOT likely 10 be comfortable in gecuniay
point OF view generally supposed. He left nc
will We subjon the following extract from the letter
rsfsnedto
When he left for Mexico, il is stated that in three
sealed letters he left directions for the management of his
property In of his death there which supposed
to BE- willard these three letters opened till af
bis burial here will among Them, and the
directions applied property which is almos,
wholly changed in its form
Indeed his family now have home and, there
fore Mrs. Taylor, IL IS supposed, will not Louis
His plantation the Mississippi has been sold since
he here enable him purchase plantation
below, that that home Is lost, Previously however, he
had purchased another midway plantation but that has
turned out 10 be very Improbable piece OF property
making OF being flooded repeated
w. Than tho homestead is gone make payment
eighty thousand dolart be due; and the middle
plantation is under Probably of the presdcn
ual salary relied upon the further payment
the sugar plantation; but that salary is gone, You
from these general facts that General Taylor died in very
unfortunate time Tor ,he interest of his family. He hs d
previously, however, Col. Bliss marriage with hi.
daughter, sscd upon her cons erable of money
MFs. Taylor, accompanied by Mrs Wood aud Bliss, went
evening. Col. Bliss remained to pack up his papers aud
books, &C. but will follow this evening. Old Whitley and
. favorite dog consigned Capt Boyce to-day,
mate friend oil tho late President living on Georgetown
h:Ehs
intended joining in society this coming winter She
feeling hos and had completed all the hou sehod
arrangements which requisite put the White House
In that order boasts o-fsr superior what In fur
niture comfort before been under any
season OF the year. and 20 hotel, truly hard.
Phil Buutfiw.
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IRoH MASuvAcTURE IN THE W.sr-PRoTgcrroS is
gratifying observe that furnaces and forges
are in full blast
OF course we rejoice the well doing of our own IRON
workers; but the chief qualification receive from their
present prosperity arises from the UNREASONABLE proof
The fact affords u.s. that these branches OF industry
valley, and which capable OF indefinite expansion
lation At Washington Our furnace and forgemen can
get along without protection" however, much better
than they would get along with IT, All the competition
theY care for, in the long un Is home competition
Knowing something about the great facilities
in this valley for the manufacture OF ron we should be
glad 10 see duty almost prohibve every coarse pro-
duet Of this material, from nail anchor because
OF iron ore, and rolling mills. foundres and workshops
covering every accessible coal field Ten years would
not siapse before could export railroad iron against all
Competition. and then the protective duty, having effected
it, legitimate purpose, would be to obsolete law
How many millions OF dollars would this process save
for usi How many miles OF railroad would il build I
How many farms would il bring within reach Of good
market
To the ron-m masters the seaboard higher duties or
would be simply advantageous
Hn now clearly evident that the time has come, TART
OF no tau Tor the establishment al the best locations
our rver OF mills for the making OF railroad iron The
demand VIII now Justify tae expenditure OF capital in
machinery to make the supply The Tennessee and Iii
NOS furnaces can easily be multiplied 10 furnish the
blooms and Pigs "a abundance, and cheap perhaps,
Scotland Our OHIO Goals are cheaner and more
convenient than the Scotch Welsh coais and our mr.
chanics can put ny and work machinery as we'll as any
subjects OF Queen Victoria The savings IN frcrh, ~
say nothing of duties would give large marin gar
prohts.-L owsca,e Courier. 10
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DUBLIC sale of Large Valuable Farm Ina Angus
L county, near htauntOu, VtrKtnia.-on Wednesday,
the 3s OF July the premises VIII be- sold az public
county Augusta called Bearwaiow, belong
the Chapman Johnson lying between Two
miles both sides OF the road from
Saunlon ler's works. together WIN all s Duidhs ZEN
and appuenances The tract con
cleared hundred well
woods Il contains dwelling houses besides houses for ser
barn, stables day bath and the other
buildings gaden and elscleced orchard
Of Catawba Ac &c.
excellent quality and has been judiciou
Y Il Improvement
over, Of the cleared land entirely and fresh
good land, country attractive and
situation every facility sending products
and where lands steadily
vaue affords opportunity which, hoped, will
the notice of enterpnslng
believed that the whole be udiciOusy divided Tor
with convenient proportion OF wood
clearing EACH cleared
lots which be sold separatey but will be divided ~ Tar
wishes purchasers; and persons
bid for land, invited communicate
which would suit them, be-
tho Undersigned Rchmond 10 his BROTHER
William D. Johnson, The latter has Of the
give persons the matter all the
formation in his power.
Bearwaow present occupied by Mr. simpson Iayor as
capre LIST Of December which Tune full
will be delivered 10 purchasers In the
mc however, purchasers will have the privilege OF putting In
a Of small grain
Terms sale: purchase money be paid
instruments, at y, ~,
The credit to bear
the day SALE and 10 be secured by the nego
and by deed OF trust the prop
with covenants o. general warranty,
will be cash Is made and the security
the credit payments given .
Sale to commence o'clock noon, dwelling
occupied Simpson Taylor the day above named
ifthe weather unfavorable on the next fai, day
other of c. Johnson deceased
JW--3tawdAcp
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Union out Of this chaotic gloom who rs 70 ssys The
ha w. fear given sad Of his indispositon
meet and master the bitter evil Mr. CIay's Compromise
has been partially beaten down BY an overwhelming 9p
harm; and they rejoicing the doubt and
dsnay which have resulted mainly from their machl-
nations We await the issue Of the nextiwo weeks with
feelings OF intense anxiety; for cannot hesitate IN
expressing the opinion that think the darkest hour OF
the whole session is upon the country Let hope that
IL only the darkness that precedes the bright and beau
tful morning .-Psnnsyl van,dn.
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BAIInsogg. July "a Is5o-5, p. m,
F,o'Peefs u ne Adjustment Blu obssqus Gsasrai Ias
M'-ihs Loa staiae-Roo among ihs 1aao,s Mar
keis, Sc
The iends OF the Union aud the Adjustment bin In this
Guy are rejoicing over the favorable indications from Wash
ngon oil he safety aud harmony of the former by the adup
ton and enforcement olhe latter The speedy
these agatpg questions OF tho utmost importance 10 our
mercantile community; whilst the friends OF the Unios
OF all classss re deep anxiety Ia the settlement OF aoy
question, the discussion Of which should present such
suicidal alternative as breaking up of the great mode
republic of the world.
Letters from New York give extended accounts
neral ob iequie yesterday OF the anented President Tay
lor The procession represented have the
ever seen IN New York. especially the military display The
most prominent feature oil this the
detachment of the United States Light Artillery, with
raj thar had been used against the enemy Pao Alto
kesaca dc la Palma, and Buena VISTA under the command
OF Major b. Taylor The funeral car, drawn by sia
white horses, was beautifully designed accompanied by
thirty pail bearers, for each State in the Union. On
the whole, The spectacle is represented have been
Iemey imposing and solemn. The hotels and public
buildings decorated with great deal of taste, wei
as the private residences the ne through which the
procession passed.
letter from New York that strong hopes
tetained that the OF the Hon John G. Calhoun
which board the wrecked ship Elizabeth, VIII b,
saved was stored away the keel Of the vessel and, a
the hull has gone pieces co, will be made 10 recoye
il from the
Qui1e occurred in New York yesterday among hi
journeymen taors who marched IN procession TO th'
stores Of their ehployers, and demanded higher wages
About 100 Of them surrounded the establishment OF Mr.
Longsireet and of them rushed In with paper
Which they proceeded to compel Of the workmen L
sign, pedging themselves work in future for les
Than certain rate OF wages. Orders given 10 Gloss
te sore when general ensued, aud several OF thu
statesmen severely injured by thrown into tbs
store The police finally appeared, dispersed the mob
and arrested the rngeaders, who have been committed L
prison for TRIAL.
TuE MAKKETs.--ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 800 barrels Howard flour at VI
Is No sales Of City Mills Sales OF good red wheat u
l9 Sales Of white and yellow at 63 % cents
Receipts of grain light Oats, lS Tor small cargo
very SUI, e,or none here now, Whskey, 25l cents.
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BY GREEN a. TAsTGr, Auc,ionsers.


EXCELLENT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, CAR
II RAGE AND HORSE &c, AT AUCTION-On Monday, the
sell residence of gentleman declining
eeping and 18th
Che flag designate house 10 O'Clock, excellent
assortment OF furniture,
Mahogany sofa rocking chairs, and bureaus
Mahogany secretary, gilt frame Classes
Mahogany dining, breakfast and other tables
and wood sea chairs, washstands, &c
Feather beds, bedding bedsteads and mattress
chamber window painted shades, &c
Hall, solar, and other lamps, and candieAicks
ParioT, chamber, and carpets oil cloth, &c
Wardrobes, andirons shovel and tongs, and tenders
ware, handled knives and forks
which deem unnecessary TO enune-
Also, family carriage and horse.
5, cash S3 credit OF 60
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
GREEN s. TASTET,
July 10 dts Aucioneers
Inquire the premises G. b T.
0y-The above sale is postponed until Thursday,
the 25th instant hour.
GREEN TAsTET
g. Aucioneers
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ARRIVAL OF TIRE ASIA.
Three days isssS from Europe,

Bosros. July 20.
The royal mail steamer A STA arrived at Halifax on Sun
day night but the wires east OF Portland Name being
down. the could not be received here She arrived
at her dock here this afternoon at half past six o'clock
transmit you the following synopsis OF her advices
She brings dates from Liverpool To The 18Th three
days later than the by the steamer Atlantic
Lrysnrool oorroS MAaKKr July l3,h,--The market has
ruled firm tfou2 bout the week and prices have advanced
mostly mddlng qualities about a. To- during the
week. and a. the quotations tue ION The sales OF
week 20, 100 bales American aud all other
pons have maintained advance OF Id per III
Provislons-Ihee is Improvement 10 notice ia pro
visions, Pork remains unchanged Shoulders de-
nund al slightly improved rules Large sales OF cheese,
Old, prices.
Coliee hrn with lair demand Sugars iirm and in
good request large business been doing
advance. Lard is hghersaes OF $50 s3s 33s Cd
in kegs.
Corn marketSince Tuesday there has been but litte
i'm provement,
Business and flour has been ouly TO a mode To
extent very full prices Holders showing much
hdence. There buyers of Indian corn, who
pr'ces but they were nrn al the previous quotations, and
busiue only limited
LONDON, July l2The exchange was steady at the
last quotations. Corn held hruer.
Freighs duler than known for months past
The money market was easy. Consos closed 963 for
money.
The English political news is without special interest
DENMARK AND PRUssn.--Great fears are now enter
tanned OF a war between Denmark and Prussia Small
vessels anchored the island of 49, 10 support
Denmark II she should need help.
RussIA-Four grea, battles have taken place between
the Russians and Clrcassans in which, it said both
parties sustained heavy loss
PoRTUGAL-There s nothing further from Portugal OF
interest
The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax on Sunday light
not Monday at noon, heretofore reported She OH
the harbor fifteen hours, in dense Jog.
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BERfxEL SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

HE place opened and daily
between and Sir Johns, the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, distant only a half miles
Viners leaving Baltimore Washington In the morning. arrive
and from Cumberland
II,
gout chronic diarrha diseases of the
the kAAacyand especially efhcaciou
peculiar AZ the
There nineteen plunging twelve
five Wis and om
nasnss Of Fahrenheit
Artificial baths.
The undersigned, which
hundred throughout
item OF
comfort, IL viii be foand
provided paths
spared catering for this establishment Bedford and other mne
will be while the
there a chayb and sulphur springs.
Terms $40 week,
twenty
and To be according
lodging accommodation required.
June 2s-6wd&c JOHN sTROTHER.