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MISCELLANEOUS.

CALIFORNIA GOLD SANDS AND QUARTZ WANTED
" tyH sob mon Co Cold aud silver Rehrers. Asssy-
Sweep ns ers ard Cleaners ~ ssrths mBsra ard
irovn uhstances that contain the above Old Cola
silver Dismonds and Precious stones bought Jewellers
ari svermiths swseTe Ores, ard all hard substances
ertund a. the Refinery Refinery bAnn street New York
1'HE EsPoKiUn OF ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CIR
II msh fancy goods -Tbe shove establishment IL just
oTentd % h most extensive sas Of the London and Faris
stores viii The largest stock II fancy gpods In the United
States Which having been selected IN and
imported W he prf pretor be 10 enabled 30 er them the
nott reassnahle terms Among them Ne found great
variety Of artcef suitable Tor Srangers visiting
the city will 10 yell TO eat and BAby Jumpers
for tale Wholesale and retail
GIoRGs W. rur1LE. Sls Broadway.
w AsnINo MADE Easy. or BOW TO WASH CLorHS.
wtthout lshor-The hest svrteu IN this verd rsqss-
sschnss rcundsrs rphher- seis. other urions
sslss lnstr.e,ons plain, articles .Aeap. sr4
ssd snyvhss Ia sent hy mail atsngle postage s,an&s
every msnn Price onlJ 81 ger sory. Cali or ess
shApAhkBEANElr, rs,esi Ls-ssrs@s. ~ Ans street
RINOvA1.-DRs CBILDs AND FORD BAvs re
e. to Mocoek A. NJ and from 10 o'clock p ~ They
have tpenee c~ce where the vii he sttepde au
iuusy On Tuedays Thursdays and Saturday, from 20
" eelock NJ Dr. Chilsa diseases % the lungs.
sra htsrt pr Foyd. u dsesse. q the eye ant ear.
NV England LIVE STOCK rrsuRArcE con
~ v..y. q Ne- n.vsn. cenn. CsIi.si 80 WINS. v
y Hor,ss O.us se. Insured aEalrt the Assr% orsss 81
Wsii.sr.., Esw Ss1s J Z Ts,,nl = s.,,.n 1913. .,r.S
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EXCURSIONS.

EVENING SEA BATBINo-oN AND ArrnR sArUR-
10y, srly 1rh, tEs Steamboat SCHULZ Csp.sin
kodesn, vii make al excursion trip 70 tort hamilyon
snttoney Island daily leaving Pier Nos North Nvsr
v. W nrs Vail svs time for 10 take bne snrf
rah,..d Leave ccreJ Ilsnd sss ocio sssivas IN rev
lsnhato
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CALIFORNIA.


CRoss THE IsTHsUs-NEw BILLIARD TABLES
~ Hacked, 10 the lsthmus. for sale az No
stairs sBrance Icy Fulton, where article
in the ase 10 for sale snperisr cue Leathers Cloth Se
TAYLOR AND DIR BAUFRE, FORWARDING AND
Commission Merchants, Chaxres, N. q. We are
pared 70 forward All gods seat 70 our care hayne nn bgh
araufht boae with Inda rubber suitable Tor the
conveyance o. messengers and fcifh also
with Runcis Co. transportation SCENTS q.
torsors Cruces vil delay
fsthnus. n. X. TAYLOR, late 81 Baltimore.
M DIX BAUrRE. late Of New Orleans.
References In Esv York. Howard a sens, - broadway
Or Agents are Corvinsa BIZ. Co, Consulate. Pa
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wigsi Wigss-Citixsns and Strangers are
invisdo inspect PHALoN's style Of Wig. and Tsu-
the largest and beet assortment In the city,
a. his eslebrsed wAiss Dye Factory. lT Bresdwsy
corner Of Dey street. Copy ths address
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Gouraud's italian Medicsted Soap Will
cure tan pmpss sehlss sailownes hc Poudrs subtitle
for srHdie..ins supsrnuocs hair nom say Pn5t q ns
cheeks 81 waller asst store from (sot
Caiisn IS h Third street. PhAAslyhia
Bates 4 Co. ID Washington street. Boeten-
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AMUsE MENTs.

RowERY THKATKE.-wKDNEsDAY EvENISe. JULY
% = sssd Ne "a, . sni id 'Hs SAdo o.
n,mSn pGrS'5 Ssa Miss N,t:ssn Ms wsl
appear in wonderful performances Of Classical Gym
nse GreuTs To be followed BY the second PsrO,@anee
eds ha ss viii
ass most ASS :e
France, Mr. Moore. Boxes Is cents Pitl2h cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srksET.-wED-
s s q ss e.
FIREMAN the Heiress Of Bond .trse-Ir:d Je-
SaTn. The ssr s
tS% s ssfs at the %s TSs
conclude with the sughabe farce Of p or the Man
iaS ss Doors a
Boxes: 2si Pit l2,so:; seats in private box, 81.
CHRIsTYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO 47s
aa vy every pE, Until further sSs II.
The ars sstssd and Oldest organized band IN the vor
s.%PasSt Of Twelve sS under the d.
shsr ORIGINAL and inimit.bs every night
Concert will commence At O'clock An afternoon concert
Saturdays, commanding At se'eloct Pm.
u ENINeroNs WONDERFUL MAGIC BRIDGE, IS
.s sG Ns SEn " all hours Of the day and door
OrTo COTTAGE. HoBeKEN--GRAND INSTRUMENT
" tai Free Concerts-Sraus celebrated Band every Mon
ssy isssSsss
the wssthsr 10 the Concert will toke place
NoTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER TIE LESSEE OF THE
Che.nut street The.s now prepared to lie. the said
II will the fist day of August and be ready
LIST day Of September proxmo during which
time it will be remodelled and decorated all which
will considerably alter the present appearance.
JAMES QUINLAW. National Hotel.
MINERVA ROOMS lo6 BRoADwAY-LAsT WEEK
N of the mammoth Panorama Of the Overland Route TO
subscriber being unable to devote his time
the Of this universally admired Exhibition Is
dsposing of it, For particulars apply the
New Haven House, or At the Minerva Rooms
wv. FENNO, Proprietor.
CAsTIE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP-
u ton of Walters during the day from Am, till n
1t the largest and most beautiful in the country
aordng superior opportunity for reading meditaions
undsturbed promenades while viewing the shipping
and delightful scenery around, and nhang the delicious
sen brveis. Admission 12h cents.
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Hafr Dyes-BAtcheTofb Utnufne
Hair D,e can only be procured the wall
The public rhould guard against limitations see
nv various diplomas. whose hair has assumed
TAD color from the the imitation dyes have 10
corrected by calling as above. Copy the address
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DIERCES nlNsTRELS, OLYMPIC, No. 40 BROAD
way, between Howard and Grand streets hondayr July
20 and night until further notice The continued
that has favored this band Of Etho
performers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
all Ethiopian hands, comprising of thirteen per-
formers, under the direction Of Fsllows Thy win
honor Of giving their original inntabs entertain
nens every until further notice Admission q CENTS
open Concert commence at o'clock An after
Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays,
AZ
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wigs ana ToGpees.--Another Medal mas
awarded VIM Bachelor for the beat Wigs and Tou
PEGS The public invited 10 inspect his style Tor
is50 ct BATCHElORS celebrated Wig Factory, wall
city. Copy the address.
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u.,r Dv,rs-PhaIon,s Magic Hs

hair Dymg-fhaicn's haetc Ham UyS, 20
esior the whshsrs the moment IL 10 applied without
injury the hair skin. be washed Immediately
without disturbing the color and has no bad oder ap
l7 Broadway.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. 7. BARNUM

RAENuhs AMERICAN nusEUh;on , + BAkSus
stant Manager Sixth week Of re-openng splendid ex.
hibtions and performances every afternoon, at and
evening" ct TX o'clock, commencing Monday, July a.
This unexceptOnah place of public being
Absolutely hed by nuttudes to witness the past week.
the drama OF THE DRgNKARD, will be repeated
every evening the coming week. with MI C. W: Clarke
Edward Middleton Miss Alexina Fisher Mary; Mr. t.
nadawAy as Bill Dowton; MI Henkins, as Cribs Ms.
Stnnhope Miss Spindle &c The amusing piece OF
THE WIN win be played in the afternoon when will
appear the Lsncashire Bell Ringers &c. Re- Admis
sion 25 cents; children under 10 years. l2k cents
LRANKLIN MUSEUM, 75 CHATHAM SQUARE.-LAsr
Week Of the season-Open every afternoon at o'clock
the only organized band Of ladies in the world comprising
company Of Twelve Performers Also the troupe
Male and Female Artistes commonly called Model
Artists will appear every afternoon and evening IN "a
Of Lii Pictures together
With the tribe of Bedoun Arab Girls, the oly ones in
existence who will through their gymnastio feA Prices
admissonS Seats H cents Boxes, 70 osntsj far-
quette. l71s cents; Private Boxes. s.
DANoRAMA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID PAINTING,
by the artists, with all the machinery for
Immediate exhibition will sold low applied for
Ipouire Of ED. LWEN, Chambers ct.
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for the present Affairs last ons but previous 70
radical being made readers should call upon
Brooks $50 FULTON and fortfy their undsrstandinss
with pair Of his initahls boots shoes gaitsrs vhen,
whatever happens, their soies will be firm.
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but the public have faith !. such propO:,sios.
I've reason Why they flock BY hundrsde 10 Ann strcet
boots Shoes CATERS which Paris cant surrass IN
rrscedsnt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CITIZENS OF THE THIRTEENTH WARD, AND
the friends Of Mr. John RILEY late Captain Of Police
tVs "wednesday evening at eight o'clock 20 witness
the behalf Of the citizens Of the Ward OF
token Of that gentleman his retirement from
the police department. order Of the Executive Gem
HENRY RAYsER, Chairman.
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DR.. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurfst, 20.
lvotcs his attention exclusively diseases 81 ths Bye aud
Ear from 70 clock ISL Broadway, entrance TX war
rsn where be had his popular Trsas. en- sh:
sdtsn also, his sing Eye AZ
Isr TsuatAisa Artihsal Eyes iHserttd.
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AMUsEmENTs.

AJIBLOB-BENEFIr OF Mr. w. II. CHIPPENDALE.
N On Wednesday evening. July a shs snssrtain-
the Great King Of Phartals Mr. Nekn
Prince Pretiphelo Miss Nicknsou; Count hsrieko
Conover Emerald INVISIBLE prince Herr
Karl Won yoIsyreterisnihil Princes Beo'ta Miss Emma
Princes droneta Miss Barton; Lady fidela Miss
Mary Taylor eude with the fairy eIrsvagansa Of
FOkTUNlO the Seven Gifted Servants Tickets % oests
all parts Of the Saloon. Private Boxes So Doors open
at quarter past z. To commence at o'clock
CAsTLE GARDEN.--TnE CELEBRATED HAVANA
Opera Conn any under the direction OF ssnSr
Bada at the earnest request Of many Will nave
the honor OF repeating the grand opera Of
evening, July will be performed he opera OF hOh-
tint Cotldp Sen0ra Bsni; Pollione sisnor vistti;
Flavio, Sgnor T. Badia Oroveso, Sisnor narini with
Grand Chorus Maestro, Sgnsr Botssni Leader OF the
Signor Ardti the Of the opera
nee st o'clock.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A Farm TOR SALE CHEAP. q NILES FROM NEW
n York the New Haven Railroad 80 rods from the
dspo36 Of excellent land for poultry Of
all kipds having pond Of water, GOOD house, orchard,
land Inquire at the Long Island Land
Once az Nassau street. stars Low for eash most Of
the price NAV be mortgage Has good sudns sites
HOMESTEAD VILLAGE IN THE TWELFTH wAaD,
city ef New York Eighth avsnus, One Hundred sni
and Forty hfth streetsIhe subscriber hAvns
Geld his lots the side % the numbering
red and twentv-ons. and ha wing
peaed calls for has induced bin 20 have surveyed
laid In building lots Of Is BY 100 feet the traet Of
land the east tide Of the avenue making In AL three hun
lots. They fnsat
the city all within Of the Nigh BdEe
pr within the reach of all The title is indisputshle;
The principal buyers have been mechanics xh0 Intend
improve the property will male derable for
person wishing % tuy cheap homestead and have ID m
value On January lei, mestead IL
the Of The tubscnter opening the reefs.
Trsss-Seventy-hvs per cent remain bond snd
mortgage for Eve thirty dollars At the time Of sub
pcrhinE and the balance when the parties take their
dsesf maps. plan kc Apply at the winsov Shade Ware
houto, no and Ia william street. 49, - -
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ITO THOSE WHO WANT A GOOD BUSINESS PLACE.
To let, with Immediate possssiss the premises sno
the ST Cetrge te - Licrty street, lust q Br0ed
way To business nan. invaluable he beds will rsy
thsn the With he advantage q good fer
r,frehnest sps an that sfktd for N. sshesrn supy
the valve 81 tho fursiturs aid trturss To 81 roed
s.ndps viii 10 given for part ~ the par
chase required Apply Immediately upon the premisss.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

SALES II AOcIAONs
VU>ERENCE BOYLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
this day at 10 o'clock No sos Pearl street. the fur
ntuIe ofa gentee boarding house oil "a
cloths stair earpt and rods feather beds and
dining tables looking glasses hall and other lamps Kitchen
furniture; all the furniture Of three story house
WIN DUNONT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oRIoLE.-
w Dumont and Hosaek will sell At auction on Thur
yacht oole is tons heel and draws only 81 inches
water newly furnished .hropshous wei: ioGnd hns,a
foot Of Lseht street. Rvsr For parcuars apply TO
the auetioRssrs ii Wall street.
AJEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY sTRkET-
IN Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness &c. NSy
Monday and Wednesday, commanding 81 " s9 e,o,
PARTNERSHIPS.
NJ oTICE-THE Co-PARTNERsHIP OF MARRET.
the nrt 81 July inst by consent new Arm has
formed the day. under the name OF GAme
ouemot Co.. ana will continue the business: as hsrsso-
larry Par continue their relation. with Gsime Guille
mot Co.. York and will send them all tho newest
and hAndsomss articles Of swslry Fabricated N france
G. GsiILEMor.
sPORTISG.
TTNIoN COURSE, TUESDAY JULY So At
~ o'clock, T. NJ Purse and stake $500 Two mile heats
in wagons Wagon and driverto weigh 20 pounds Wm.
m Fanny. sPICER hehANN. Proprietors
ID ED HOUSE rRoTTINC COURSE PACING PURSE
N Of dollars-half mile heats best three In
i've, satdle will of this day At o'clock Closed
With the following horsss;-A v whitman enters SIR
enters b. tady Crieks j. kodins enters m Lady Jane
Grey.
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4 ITTELLs LYING AGE.--ro. s2l--l2h CENTS
IL Contertss-l Diplomacy kc, Of Engand-Frasers haga
sine. The white Lazy o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
Benedsts Lecture on hendslssohn-do Relations Of BIB
Heal Science 70 1heoogy-Puritsn Recorder hemins
ssncss Of Patrick Henry-Pripceten ksrar'ne, John
Charles Fremont-Gallery II ustrious Americans The
Good Dame Bsrtha-Frasers Magazine. The Wife fKons
Toly-Shsrpe's Magazine The late MATHEW l.. Davis
Boston Transcript and ~ " Tribune. 10 Maurice Tierrsy
Clap W and y-Dublin Univsr,ity Magazine u Leaves
from the Nste Book o. katuralist-Fraer's Magazine.
~ Cuba Nisarasus, ks-specator 1s Germany and Rus
ss-Nationai lntellissuser ~ German Destines-Essm-
q Co. Bostsn. and sold By DEWITT DAvENPORr
Tribune Buildings, NJ. ".
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that she was living in state Of adultery with the de-
PENDANT Gori In consequence Of the .esencs OF the
poned to the 10th inst 0ori being held to bah in the
SUM Of $4,000, on the charge of GRIN. con.
We woula ssn sn. attention OF our rca-
a.rsrSe I'M: q cISsrs Co. So ~ RIe.d9sy the,
combine beauty Of exterior with rehne.. Of and
:s!.tis q P,sdesns y: mos. ..snsss.. ;ass. Also
Gouraud's italian Medicsted Soap viii
tan pnpss frsehls sailovnsss Ae Poedrs subtitle
sssy 1ssa oss and WIN:
red s Ou Tsss s.
Bates 4 Co. 10 washington street. Bossea-
wigs Wigss-Cisixens and Strangers are
s h,S. az isi and DIE s:' sssy M Il s
corner Of Deg street. Copy shs address.
Hair Dymg-PhaIon's Magic HAIR Dye, to
injury 70 hair .iir. Dc vrh.a inmsai..sly
s.s or sss ~ Pah%IoSs Wiz and Toup.s
iT BrOsdpsy.
,,1. D. The can pS Ss ss1siS sSard against
ss sSSr from The use 81 the
corrected by calling as above Copy the address
wigs ana Toupees.--Another Medal has
been awarded VIM Bthr for the beat wigs and rou-
Ih s ggslf 10 s' s.ss '% Y Wa.
He Keeps the largest and best Assortment In the
city. Copy the address.
TIE State Of the Ceunsry.-ut Is impessibls
for the Of Affairs Last onG but previous 70
radical icing made readers should call upon
BROOKS FULTON and forfy their
with Of his in&tshs boots shoes gaitsrs When,
whatever happens, their soies will be arm.
Paine proposes 70 Get the hydrapts ON nrs,
but the public have no faith in such gssy propOssoss
prefer the good the substantial aud the true This
I've Why they flock BY hundrsde 20 Ann rtreet
vh,re boots shoe and CATERS which Psrs cant urra.s
shape Style and hnh, sold 81 prices low beyond all
precedent.
DIR. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurfst, 20.
Avotcs his attention exclusively " diseases d the Bye aud
Ear from TO clock ~ 3kl Broadway entrance IN Wn-
where be had his popular Treatise en- hs
rye ID sdtsn rriee - also his sefsstinG kye AZ
r. tai. Artff Al Vxax frssr "a
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srsUfSc BALANCE.
Let us see, then what the North gets, and what the
The North gets the admission 81 California sxolud-
with probability of slavery being excluded from both
o. thee. territories
And they set the abolition Of the ..v. trade In this
district. What more could they asks
What do the South get They escape the dangerous
principle 81 the wiimot proviso
They get nine hundred miles along the Mo Grands,
nos disputed territory.
They get the Fugitive Slave bill for the rsst.ra.iOn
And they get a declaration by Congress- which ST.
lencss the question he abolition slavery In this
dhtrict What more do they want
Rather n elm aliosaBc. Tn the South. They arc
totally xcuded from the territories although they
billy The Fugitive Slave bill -in pass this session
And he question Of the abolition Ia this disrict is
tors 90 that the North lose PRECISELY Mr. Webster
fa'd the Other 'dsy, what IN. south gain-that is,
rrr coSsrrrrrio-aL srr,rro~.
Mr. Cav contcndrd thA, there vas expressed or
implied poEsr IN the Constnti,n tnr the trsBspora
ton 70 and setem'n NJ Of slaves Ia the territories 20
the Ln,tsd State Sud srvusd VITA az bis strength in
the supreme authority Of the Tea oc' Of the
territories.
Nj. Ctsr rrcurred 20 ~. pro.pect NJ war between
Texas and Stv exieo. aud IN. consequent spprehen-
sion % ~hr bowen the south aud tho Norm this
Texas boundary b. not set'ld aud the gloomy pc,ure
which he drew Of the cour qusnc.s, was enough 10
make bold man shuod.r ~ thet. we're not q reser-
walton Of confidence IN the possession some % the
elements OF common sense among the ArnerIean
people.
rvvoLUrrsRy
As Mr. Clay vss sxpatia,iUg upon The death 20 abo-
lhion excitement which this bill would bring % the
country, Mr. Hale IN aud took his seat next to
the on tor Agitation ~ 'sii Mr. Clay. "Agi'stioni
~ " their meat 70 ts their bread " s TIVE AIR which
theee fanatics breathe give tn any fer agta-
ton. ana they will in-Hae u great laughter) a. the
brt ath q life.
rHE CcNrHorf-s
Mr. clay depicted tho happy results which followed
the hisfturi Comprtmise q 1890 the ju6tses. the
ringing Of bells and arng ~ cannon and all ths signs
~ universal joy And he also dselt upon the hsppy
Effects % the Ctmpfouia@ Tatid Of lS5I-3 In ooth
seitaton threatened but peace vas secured
Ard he suh.t tsrlH ~ ~ wouid nav" o@en
prs. rted bst f,r the cnrrse - PeunsytVsna aud
New York IN the elections o. ~. Mr. Clay had no
complaint 20 M d. respect himself He vas rather
esd ~ htfpe relfevtd fhe heavy Responsibilities
10 Witch hts niene- you'd have called him bat the
feet vas that but Frnry lvauia aud New YORK the
H,,sirgs 81 the tsrin Of ls41 would have besa pre-
served 10 the industrial interests " shs country,
The massage Of - otl depended upcn zee or sfx
,ot,s 70 ,5-y sprest frou Revolutionary s~soei.-
snt TO sr MASON % Nrgps and TO the little States
OF hbcde Island aud Delaware to up vindcste
Their ancient feputstor IN the passage Of tais hill
Tor in The event 90 civil these little States
VII be overwhelmed and ruiphed In the general
testrophe. And he prsysd to ood, that the BAL 10
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CPECIAL NoTICE-To THE l. o. OF o. F-rHERE
- will celebration and dedication Of Huguenot Lodge,
No sos at Port Richmond, Staten Island "Wednesday,
the Nth Of July ESQ Lodges that intend joining In the
not will leave Pier No North River at in the
morning. and leave Port Richmond at Ave o'clock in the
Afternoon that day. EB-Should The weather prove
stormy me eeiseTntop VII tsas place me next iAI
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fFrom the Boston Journal. JAY 20
II DR. Webster first 5aarned the dees1on OF the
Breeutve Council, In hts ease By reading the
report IN evening Pager. II is stated that he
Wa. but sshIy sgtsted, haviny a. We are informed
preprred himself for the rsrst IL Us farther stated
upon reile authority that he las expressed Of ats
no desire te have his sentence co.umuted, snd tht
he appears TO have q more realizing sense 81 the
awfuf situation in which he Is pasced aps also,
that he is eEidently preparing him ~if for the az
Col fate whick surely awaits hir. Yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Webster and ismily visited him IA his
cell They had not then learned the deciston %
The Governor su1 Council High shesin Evslsth
isitod the prisoner this morn6e. and found him
luite calm, exhihidng no Observable chapga IN his
fepersl ppesrsncs His Exceilency Gorerror Briggs
las AFFIXED his sigBGk1re to the DEAN Warrant"
shicb has been duly Transmitted TO the dgb Sheriff
Tie aIu lily of the prisoer for long tims past have
tudoualy avoided reading any newspapers -tstever,
md hs nee capnot have been advised from that ource
4 the prugre 81 any MISTER Pertaining 20 the pa 'nfa
Iase in which they nrdateiy Interested The
krisoner ,rprsesed the hope this morning, that his
kry wouid BE- kept IN ignovas~e Of the day Hxed fn
: er.evtion In eonnsction With this case. u mar
. stated az q somewhat singular coincidence, that
ohm w Webster com mitted the murder en- Friday
10 was arrested on Priday--he verdict Of the eoro-
Isrs (seereD inquest vas made public on rridsyone
the regular dsys selected tor his family 10 visit him
the All vss on Fridsy-tse anal Decision OF the
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Total .fII.o61 15 fW,4O0 30 700 U34 III
1t will be that the yearly increase very large
The total amount Of tolls received in June at all the
ofsces was SASS 10
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Mr. Clay was inds psnt at some remarks which
alleged we're made by Honest John Davis. In his ID
speech, respecting the adaptation OF New Mexico
the businer Of breeding slaves Such idea v
mop.trous, unjust, and wholly without proof TO gu
port It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

PAINFUL lsTE1LiGENcE.-Rev. c. III. FAY and
lady, OF New York, by7 advice .of physician,
TOOK passage on Tuesday evening. at O'clock, on
board the etc amer Bay State, for visit 10 theit
Trends in Roxhury. In about an hour after leav-
ing The wharf, Mrs. Fay had occasion 20 leave the
company Of her husband for a short time. In the
lapse Of few minutes, Mr.. Fay feeling somewhat
uneasy that she did not return, sent chambermaJ
tolook after her. But she soon returned with an
answer that she was not there. Search was inn
medlatey made throughout the boat. but without
avail. Mrs Fay had been sick. by confinement.
some two months since, and before entire recovery
she was attacked by paralytic shock, which un-
doubtedy affected the brain. II was thought that
her health had been improving for the plst two
weeks, and on Tuesday, the day they LEFT New
York, she appeared better than she had during het
sickness. Rev. Mr.. Fay arrived in Roxbury.
where he formerly resided, yesterday morning.
and is now ~ he residence Of his hroihcr-in-aw,
Chas. Mauh. Mrs. Fay was lady Of the most
esiimable character, and was beloved by
very large circle Of acquaintances. Boslsa Bee,
June 2o