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The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Auburn and Syracuse railroad eompanies have bean
finally agreed upon, to take effect on the lst day Of
August next after whish date, the consolidated COM
pany to bear the of the Rochester and syrs-
euse Railroad Company The aggregate capital Of the
two companies will amount to about s4,20eO O0o and
the length of road ninety -four miles. s learn,
the intention Of the consolidated company to build
road near possible, in straight line between.
Rochester and Syracuse which, when completed, viii
shorten ths distance between Albany and Buffalo BY
this line nearly twenty miles.
The exports of cotton goods from Boston from Jan.
May l. 1850, (four months) were l0,397 packages,
against 1905 packages In the corresponding period,
last year From this city, there were exported during
the time 10 329 against e657 last year.
OF the exports from this city this year. 5s77 packages
were the West Indies 2l27 to Mexico 512 to Brasil
500 to St Domingo, 3O6 to Africa, 2l7 to the West
Goa of South America 25s to Venezuela, liz to the
Dutch West Indies. SO to Buenos Ayres 10.
The Erie Railroad Company are extending branches
In every direction and the management will lind that
any vitality the main trunk might have possessed.
will be required to support these lateral roadA
Branches are millstones about the neck Of any com
pany and arc sure to drain ii OF its life blood. We
have seen the operation of this system in New Eng
land and in every it has proved disastrous. The
Eiie Railroad Company has taken another branch
read under its prote ection, viii be by the
nexed extract from the Erie Deaocrat -
The Erie and Northeast Company 10 lay their
track the same width Of the New York and Erie, and
have 1t finished by the time the latter ready to
connect, sooner. il they please, together with tho
necessary depot ard water stations. The New York
company to stock the road for period Of eight
IT, they to have the exclusive right OF
running their thereon. during that tmc-and In
consideration of this privilege the Erie and
Northeast Company eight per cent per GnnuW on the
total Of construction aud repair This amount iB
guaranteed, whether the road it not. II IL
then pro dividend Of the overplus 10
to be declared OF both companies according to
the amount Of their investment
The policy Of this company is perfectly suicidal and
1t will find before the lapse Of many months, that
branch roads the poorest property in the world.
The Boston and Worcester Company, the Old Colony
Company, Boston and Providence, and several other
New England companies have been largely reduced In
their net earnings by the drain upon them Of branch
roads and any undertaking to carry out such
a system, will, later, find il fatal The
penses Of the Erie Railroad, for running and repairs,
are large enough to sink any amount Of income with
without any aid from branch roads
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of imports
into and exports from the port Of Honolulu Oahu for
the year ending December 81, 1S49 -
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Z, OAuu ,HAwAiiAH IsIAsps.

The commerce OF every port on the Pacific, Of tho
Islands and Of The oeast, will. in few years. exhibit
wonderful increase The immense population Of the
countries bordering this will receive new life by
coming In contact with the enterprsng people Of the
North Atlantic; and whatever resources they have
Will from th'. time forth be mort rapidly developed
The Sandwich Islands must he The half way stopping
place between Panama, Resleio, and San francisco,
and the Eat Indies for the lines of steamers vii
before the lapse Of many wears be established on that
route and they will ihs,sI ~ become places Of great
comnercial importance. Two hundred whaie.hips
entered the porte of Honolulu and Labaina during
the year leia' 81 Shich 25 we're American. French,
brtm-n. aud British Supplies valued at se5.3t0
ned An Is4D
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Our RELATIONS wrrH HAyu.-Our last advces
f1om layli bring accounts Of further outragcs by
the suboldinates of Soulouque. Time after tune have
complaints reached our government Of the cOnti-
nuaiion Of these outrages, but as yet nothing has
been done to protect American citizens on that
ISLAND. Il is high time the government take the
matter IN hand, and at once send a war steamer to
Their coast, and compel them to treat our citizens
as they should be treated. Il is the only course to
be pursued, aud shosld be delayed no longer. The
Insult TO the American consular agent calls loudly
for redress, and the government will fall short Of
its duty II Tsparation be not ai once demanded
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
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The foreign trade Of Honolulu has been largely in
creased by the discovery Of gold in California aud BY
he markets found In that country for exports IL Win
be seen by the above statement that the imports int
Honolulu from California, for the year 1s<9 amounted
to sl3l505 SO This doubtless was all in gold dust
and the expectation Of provisions and vegetables o
Honolulu to San Francisco. has given an impetus to
industry In their cultivation, which prove very
profitable to the Sandwich Islands, generally There
are several regular traders between California and these
islands and the trade and travel between them Is rapid
ly increasing To show the increase already realised
from the discovery Of California, annex . state
msnt giving the value Of imports and exports for
several years.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
City IutelIlgenee.

Sra JoHs FRAsHLIs EIrrDfrIos The spirit 10 rescue
which commenced In this city in December last With
individual. has dihused itself through our whole
mmunuy The government has adopted the upe-
ditiop and the two brigs at the Navy Ward.
Brooklyn. taking In their stores. Volunteers
esld upon yestsi day TO join the expedition and o.
early hour twice the number required we're In waiting
st the rendexvour To solicit permission TO be among
those Who we're bound to the sca Of danger 20
" possibl" the noble yoyasers shut mp IN that
Nay success attend them: may the flag Of our
try in It's first voyage on these seas securely
Passage and may the author OF the expedition receive
all the honor so richly deserved .. our sincere wish
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r,,.d ,..,a.,a. "a -, ,o,,s = : - u.. c"rps p'-
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~. ,o,r,h A.. .,tyr.,. No.. ' 's'"' "'''s Nv"
y
Aooiuft.i DF.rm- ne coroner yesterday held m
lnqu.st ht NO 30 washington street on the body ~
IMtholmnn Denny' ag' 90 years native of Ireland,
wto cam" 70 his drain ny accidrhtallv tuug On the
sidewalk while under tn" influence ~ liquor trkinr
his ad against the eurhstone thereby faeturlt th
skull which fracture In q few hours aft~r ,,n. The
enuse of a,stb "
DFAru nRov~fNG The Coroufr. yssterday held
n,Y.t ho a., ,, 49,. 10. g., u i, ,, %, IN.
H. ~ "A No M p.s, ,i,rr 49,, g., ,-.a u, Y
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NhuNssbAN. NAV 10
City Mssionary sociSty q the Reformed Du'eh
Chureh-Leeiur. Room q the Lafayette Place church,
ct holt past "'ciOeE
v g,tsrisn C,nvertion- Citation uan IsA w-Ad-
dresses by q Graham. Dr. Mott, Dr. Dick. aud Rev. "A
Astcaf
TUrspss. May n
Ciiy bible society Norfolk street Baptist Cmuch,
~ Pm
KNbsssOsf. kss ~
AmerIcsn and For,igu Hitie Sc.letyNosfela strps
p.xste church ~ A. "A
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

ACCIDENTS ON LONG ISLAND SouNp.-The steam
boat Bay State, Captain Brown, on her trip down,
yesterday morning, from Fall River, when off New
Haven, came in contact with brig which started
the Bay State'sstc Damage to the brig riiling
The Is. ;. afterwards went alongside the propeller
shetucket, about o'clock yesterday morning, took
her passengers of, and brought them to the city
the Shetucket having met with an accident to
her boiler
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

BRANCH MINT IN New YoRk.-If the members
of Congress have any power to do the public an
essential and much desired service, is to be hoped
that they will not neglect to lend their influence
for the establishment Of a branch mint in this city.
The commercial greatness Of New York has de-
manded this facility for several years; and now
that we have large consignments of gold, and that
emigration brings into circulation much foreign
coin, there seems to be no reason why we should
not have branch mint for the accommodation of
the public. mint in this city is far more i'm
portant than is generally imagined, and would save
merchants and foreigners vast amount Of trouble
and time. Will Congress attend to this matter
without delayl The subject requires action.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
Court Calendar, This Day.

CRcurr CovRr.-Nos %, 90, 4ol, 597, a6s, o5s o54,
o041z 6e4, 5a9 ol5, $50 ee9 GO OIL -, -, ~ .oo
$50, Ill 113 III. 49, l2l Part 2-Nos 190 PA, 2io,
242 a. 24o, 24s $50 252 254, 2S6, 25s, 26o 2d2 2ei
Parasols.-Ve notice that Messrs. j. w.
Baher Co.. Of Catherine street have entered lar:sy ntS
siIs is constantly on hand and made to order.
uurvaled assortment of chldrens Summer Hats, peca
very little sIs consisting Of China pearl Leshorn and
Brady's National Collection of Daguerre-
and citizens respectfully the speci-
The PIumbe National Gallery, No. 25l
ns 10 s pusss sns
should not fail TO visit a. one Of the most interesting places
just Published, by M. Levctt, Dentist, No.
Oh broadway Best Means Of Preserving the Teeth. Arti
fetal Teeth A'scsphsrS P.ss,Grs in DsIssry asv.;
work be obaned gratis by application to NJ Levet
Gutta Perchn Heads, Figures, Faces, &C.,
.. in s .ns a For
Boot that is Boot-Can be found at Al
ST. ws,aie pleasure recommending friend.
q fu,on and Nassau streets can be found at the
10 Pubic OratOrs ana Aeaders-HoarSe-
Cough and Bronchitis and the common complaints Of
Clsigmen Plesders political and other orators, singers,
and public readers To these recommend both
ventye and source of immediate relief Spotens Cod Ii.
Gil Candy 1t will improve the voice and by ubricating
the channels Of respiration render singing speaking and
rsadisE pleasure rather than For sale by the
preor lis Bowery Mrs Hays 5 FULTON street. Brooklyn;
and by druggists generally
Wigsl WigsI Wigs I-Citizens and stran-
informed that tbs largest cheapest. and best
sertmsn cf wigs toulee brads or long hair and
other ornamental hair, to be found At MEDHURST&
HEARDs. n Maiden lane. The trade supplied
Eruptions the Face, Dishgurenents,
by the JONESS Chemical Soap; pimpes
freekes sunbuIn. morrhew salt rheum, rcurvy Sc
moved while dark yellow, bilious skin, the
whhess and clear health Of infancy after washing with
this splendid compound. Buy only 103 broadway de-
pot for ths true spanish Liy White.
0Ouraud's Italian Medicated Soap, for
suns all ta disasea discolorst and blemshes Pou
Arc Subtitle eradicatins
hs body. LILY White for the compilation. Liquid Rouge,
E At 81 waller street. lrst from mot INF Broadway
2. r. Caiesdsr. ~ South Third street. Phiiadslphia
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
lDYEgTsLNlNN RENEWED EVERY plY.
PAsgIsnRTs.

EoNSJiaTL or NEW GRANADA.-AIL rERsONS
v -tirf te gle rurt 81 Ncv Granada Truviis hsm-
sei,s vth le n es.afy pulort rem this nsslsts ss-
cofcita 90 Jaw TIE Er1nrd W TIE inc'State
tty can IT, srthersrfti before tlc tr~ Srlr1d!an su
81 Cv-ntiss Sip
rAifTORNtA uNITTD srATfs PASSPORTS ARE
y tc only passports heccssary pr tni.es states "a ts
There New ttinndian authorizes a. thaEres-
g. sffcs IA in Ne posstss % Auecanf, Hc e.et IL anA
protect ni'et sc o .as who have teied 'tsrs ress-
pore. TIE rrc ~ New stenafan consu il ncv
BERrORD & co. As,or uosse.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
FOREIGN.

UNIONS INPRoykD CuRONOMBrER wArcBEs--.
~ Wflr Ekon. Chronoucie kssrr ty sPtoiotnuat to-
the Adr.lty respectfully sooiis trf@ of hss 'hro
and Watches embracing all the latest imlrove
rents. 1t the Lowest prices, fer eslh.
Nh. IIAok, q kihs square, Gosreii rssd, LesdSs-
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

hosvsrsr TO siLss wEIssr.-Tte citiHens Of wey-
bride Vt. (siiss wrights native to~n) erecting
spl, ndid o. his memory. The main shat 10
60 bet high spl, pdid bust " to BE- st In the shaft
about ~ Ret from the base. The e-tmst-d expense 10
$3.50. an eiass.s freely contribute " the esgcnse-
.1ttsnp Jsv~rsl hss IA
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

JoURNEYMEN BLOCK AND PUMP MAKERS.
Monday evening, . meeting Of the journeymen
block and pump makers Of New York and Brooklyn
was held at Frts's hotel, of Broome and Ed
ridge streets the objects Of which the drawing Of
lih OF pr and the enrolment Of members The
sembiy, though numerous, were intelligent aud
highly respectable and conducted their transactions
with tact and regularity The meeting opened by the
Secretary reading the Of those who had be-
members Of the society their last meeting
Thursday evening. Several new members presented
themselves to be enrolled The next of the business
was The reading of the list Of prices which committee
previously elected had drawn up. Considerable debate
took place in reference to the prices which lasted tor
time but at length. after some important alera
tonr in the fixed amount the whole list accepted.
and the esta abshed prices to serve them in the
management of their work One OF the members made
motion that they proceed to the election of their
officers, viz president vice president and cretary
which election should be conducted by ballot. This
motion seconded and unanimously carried. The
officers being appointed the meeting shortly after ad
jouIned.
FvNERAL OF A PoLicEMAN.-On Monday, the funeral
Of policeman Lefert Leners, OF the Ninth ward who
died so suddenly, took place and was attended by
very large number Of the force who walked in process
sion to Greenwood, wearing the emblems Of mourn
ing and accompanied by band, and banners muified
In Grape.
passed the Herald office on Monday accompanied by
Dingl.s band They looked extremely we'll and num-
ber.d about fifty muskets
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

DRAwING-RooM Cmr CHAT.-The Lord Bishop
of Jamaica and his lady, Mrs. Spencer, attended
divine worship on Sunday morning, at the Rev.
Dr. Hawkes. church, in Eighth street The
fashionable church in ST. Jshn's Square was
attended by his Lordship in the afternoon. On
Saturday evening, the distinguished party accepted
an invitation from Miss Anne G.. Lynch, in Ninth
street, when they were presented, by the poetess,
10 circle of the eminent litera Of the metropolis
This occurred at of the Saturday receptions of
Miss Lynch, who entertains many of the principal
authors and artists in the city, every week in the
season. These sources exceedingly agreeable
and fashionable, and create quite buzz in certain
circles SO much SO, that many inquiries made
with respect to the family of Miss Lynch, who has
given the world many pretty verses, chiefly in the
Spenserian sanza, to which her muse appears to be
welded. 1t is supposed by some, that the poetess
is connected with the old Knickerbocker family Of
Dominic Lynch, but this is quite mistake. She
is scion of one Of the United Irishmen families,
which came over to this country with Emmett and
other distinguished patriots. She has resided in
several New England cities-Hartford, where the
frstlings Of her graceful muse were given to the
world after her school days at Albany were over;
Providence, and, in the summer season, at New
port and other fashionable places-aways drawing
around her the most popular writer's and dstin-
guished persons, by her fascinating manners and
literary accomplishments.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

dren-Bsna. l06 Canal street, Of Wooster has
unrivaed assortment of Chidrens Summer Hats
arly suited TO the in their for either boys
very little gr consisting of China pearl Leghorn and
Dunstable braid Hats.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Brady's National Collection of Daguerre-
types Of Broad and Fulton
and citizens respectfully invited to examine the speci
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

CIRcuIr CouRr-Nos %, 90 401 597, 1858, 65S o54,
654h 6o4, 379 615 630 669 670, GIL.
COMMON PLIAs.-Part Mos. 35, 103, los. 407, 400
5s9 III 113 III, 119, III Part 2-Nos 100. 2l4 2i0
242, a. 246 24s $50, 252 254 256 25s 26o, 252, 26i
The New York herald., 1850-05-15
Pnrasols.-We notice that Messrs. J. w.


Barker Coz Of Catherine street have entered largely into
t manufacture Of where descr pton and
sire is constantly on hand and made to order.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

OPINIONS ON THE ANTI SLAVERY DIscusNoN.-The
newspapers have given various opinions upon the
recent free discussions of the tslavery fanatics
Some call them rots-others, outrages on liberty
of speech; and stranger TO the entire facts might
form very erroneous opinion of the whole matter,
from the comments of the press. Our reports have
pictured the scenes very faithfully, and have given
the only reliable view of the subject. The whole
performance was Of free discussion, carried to
its extreme. The same tactics were used as pre-
vail in the House of Commons when an unpopular
speaker attempts TO address that assembly. The
whole public were delegates at these meetings,
and had all the preliminary arrangements been
in parliamentary style, much confusion would have
been avoided. AS Roger de Covery says, much
may be said on both sides Garrison had the
fouest tongue, and Rynders the drtiest face.
Garison's party uttered atrocious blasphemies and
anti. christian opinions, perfectly shocking to many
Of his own friends-Rynders's followers displayed
their rough hands, and calculated few sailors
benedctons, calming the blood of the heated fa-
natics, sometimes by persuasion, sometimes by the
terrors of promises, and sometimes by applause
and shouts of derison. The parties were about
equally balanced, while the spectators were merely
passive in the affair Garrison had invited Ryn-
ders and others to see the play, and to take part in
it, and they did SO, crowding out the regularly
trained actors, who had all their speeches COM
mited 10 memory. The old actors were not much
abused; but the text of the play was not at all
agreeable-just as we have seen play at Drury
Lane, when we could not hear more than a line
on account of the noise Garrison and his assO-
ciates had undertaken TO introduce blasphemies
and anti-christian language, such as never before
disgraced man or shocked public assembly. In
the time of Robespierre and the French revolution,
such language might have been heard in private,
but was not publicly uttered Tom Paine never
attempted to assail mankind by such means The
meetings of Owen and of Fanny Wright, at Tam
many Hall and at the Park theatre, twenty years
ago, respectable and fashionable and respect
full. The infidels and atheists Of that day were
decent-but Garrisons infdelity and wickedness
are shocking.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Broadway long and fayorably known the public the
Gallery Of Distinguished Americans and others
should not fail to visit Of the interesting places
Of the kind in this country.
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

Prayer then ors red by the chapain Rev W X
stopf' rd and then nd fressss and and sin M
ali,ustely. TIL the bcbsdciion wound up the pro-
cseuings
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but would become OF great advantage 20
them. in furnishing good work for adequate
wares bv proper and trustworthy men. IN a style
10 be relied upon. They were opposed only 70
those men. and would decline 20 work for them,
who are not skilled IN the trade, such a. specl.l
tors in boots and shoes or s1ap-stone merchants
&c who took fancy 20 become their bosses
They would do whatever was possible 70 bring
forward q good system for Apprentices. And nc
cording to these principles putting down monopo-
Is now and studying the welfare ol their business
Hereafter the Contribution shoald be drawn mp by
the Committee. with all the aid they could procure
under the circumstances.
B0oKDlNDEHs, PAPER-BOx AND PocKEr'BooN
MAKERs-This Association met last night NJ -
Beekman-s' End chose JoHy c. ToEDT D''es'''
10 the Convention Of Workinrmen Industrial coi.
cressl which is y meet at keens on ths '.2
cfthe 9Th Of jane Twenty TWO Ass' n 49,
fa- nswe a-s informed have appolntal ~ - .,
No Benevolent Society IN the cry VIII ~ '9''
represented. .-.,.
Tur eroyv Cutters had very enthusiastic
,,oo,;r. Inc. rioht NJ &c Prnce-st. This Society
;so,,or ,,.. most successful IN tic City. AZ IT'S
~ meeting IN election for officers will take
-, ord Delegate be chosen b The lnils.iai
C.-'.,cse 4 similar Association is .a existence DID
Philadelphia.
MycHAsIcs' MUTUAL PRorrcrIoN, No. 81, on
Monday cbo Stephen Bioaser, Ben. and Gl0er:
c. Dean DELEGATES to the Workingmsns' coayen-
ton, June 3.
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONGREss.-The Ma
tiona Reform Association of this City have elected
]. X. INGALLS, to represent them in the Industrial
Congress at Chicago on the 5th June.
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Rio .Janeiro Markets.
Mesns. Coleman, Hutton & Co.'s Circular, under

Mesns. Coleman, Hutton Il Co.'S Circular, under
date Of April ls, says;
The markets have all been excessively duI The fever
siI exists but not bad as IL Tho weather cooler
ara we hope by May will be quite The few ss
Of Flour making are MIA l3H for Richmond; Baltimore
f3s lg STOCK 10 first banda about 1900 bbs; second
hands % go $500 The recepy Of Coffee not over
100 bags perdsy and viii not be for two monthsso thai
is censin our export VIII much, II any exceed IO0
coo 70 July To April !, being ten months Of crop Ii
will be out $4,000 bags against 42 600 The same dine Of
prevous crop showing deficiency Of $4,000 bags 10 len
month"; $500 Of which viii be 70 Europe and iSSO00 10
he I'M ed States The export IN May and June viii not
probably exceed iIooo l2o 600 bags which VIII make the
decresse, compared with 1he crop Of 1914 500 900
bsqa TIE new crop viii only be fair average one snd
The receipts rom July 70 January win probably ave-
rage 5000 bags The total export OF the year viii 10
about bags sgans In 1881 cas- 600 10 Ists
and le7lo9 In lsi7 From his IL mast be evident Ihsi
low prices ofCehee cannot rule this year To Europe lex
cucDg Sweden and the Bsc the export since he n, OF
January i 1oe bsss short OF previous year or ooy ono
am 81 ne quantity during the period tive months
Exchange hes given way, the hills doing being a 9ss
ga oot 70 large amounts can be done under 1l 2sd
norey very scarce In consequence Of he over driving
cap Lists out ofthe city. =
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The Cuban FizZle.

This afternoons mail from the South brings US
slips from the offices of the Charleston Courier and
Mereury containing the same version Of the Lopez
izzle which we published in dispatch from Sa-
yannah in Mondays Tribune. The slip from the
Courier is dated May 25, and the dispatch which
it publishes from Savannah bears the same date
After publishing the dispatch the Courier adds;
The Isabel has Just arrived at Quarantine,
and we have only time to add that she brings
a full confirmation of the above. The Creole, with
Gen Lopez had a very narrow escape. 1t was
their intention to have blown her up rather than
be taken
The invaders are said to have lost but two men
killed and twelve wounded, among the last Gen.
Gonzalez and Col y Hara.
Capt. Logan, who was wounded, died mes day
Gen. Lopez is said to have behaved with the Utmost
bravery and intrepidity.
The steamer Creole, in which Gen. Lopez es-
capped, remained at Key West-the Spanish steam.
er sailed for Havana, after remaining one day oil
Key West.
The Cholera is said to have subsidized at Havana.