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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-10

ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND CUBA TO THE
UNITED SrATEs.-Thls complex idea has occu-
pied the public mind of this country ever since the
close OF the Mexican war, and the recent move
ments in Canada, as well as the color and COM
plexon of things in the Island of Cuba, tend, in
connection W tn other matters, to give great edge
and increased Importance to the whole affair. We
refer particularly TO the surmises and obscure hints
thrown out by our special correspondence from
Washington, relative TO the probable intentions of
Sir Henry Buwer IN this matter, in connection
with the future history and destiny of the United
States. The slavery question, which has been
mainly generated by the annexation Of Texas,
New Mexico, and California to this coun-
ty, begins to create spirit Of division
and separation, that threatens anything but
peace and quiet to this great Union. The an
nexaton of Canada and Cuba would only null
tiply the difficulties that surround it, and perpex
the friends of the Union to a greater extent
than ever Now, when we recollect the strong
spint shown by the British government to allow
Canada to separate from the mother country, and
unite with this republic together with the strange
rumors that have been circulated with regard to
the fate OF Cuba, and the movements in the south
em States, we are not disposed to look with in
ereduiy on the surmises of our correspondent at
Washington, which he connects with the mission
of Sir Henry Buwert to this country. The British
Minister Is full Of European intrigue. He Is
a pupil of Lord Palmerston, who is himself
a model in the tricky school Of Diplomacy
Coming from Spain, where he resided many
years, has tended TO increase his chances
and his knowledge Of all those questions connected
with Cuba, which would give him power over the
desnies of that beautiful island. If II is the pur
pose Of the British government, and Of the other
powers of Europe, to settle the Central American
question to the satisfaction of our government, in
order that they may throw into the boiling caul-
dron of agitation in this great and growing republic,
Canada and Cuba, we must say they have now, in
the present state Of parties at Washington, in the
alterations between the different sections of the
country, In the madness Of the abolitonists,
and the alarms of the southern people, better
opportunity TO break up this great confe-
deracy, and reduce the whole OF this CONT
nent to the same distracted condition as South
America has presented for few years, than
they have had in any former age. The North
ern States and Canada might form one repub.
tic, the southern States, and Cuba another, Calf
iornIa, the Pacific, coast another, and it would
be much easier for the British government and the
other monarchical powers Of Europe, to prevent
the influence of this great AID mighty country in
European affairs, under such state of divided
governments, than under Its present growing,
mighty, and imperial sway.
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.ANNFxArioN Como AuRoAD ~ CsNiDA-In (?
great many recent local elections in Upper Cana.
do, the annexation party have succeeded tar be.
yond every anticipation. More confirmation OF
this mosi curious revolt and revolution. will be
found among our telegrarhic nsWs to-day. We
verify believe that Canada Nl be ready Tor az.
nexation before Cubs can be reyolutiouized We
are on the edge Of greater events than Texas or
California ever can produce.
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The CALIFORNIA MASSIVE have seen letter
from the best authority in Panama, dated the 10th OF
December, stating tina, "the mail brought by the
steamer Panama is detained here (Panama); the
mail agent retaining it till the arrival of the Falcon
Cat Chsgres), on the LIST proximo.'
According 10 this, 1t appears that a mail did
arrive at Panama, by the Panama. There
is, therefore, gross neglect on the Is,hmus,
in regard to the dispatch of the letters and
papers TO the United States, and we consider
il necessary, and do the merchants, that suit
able mail agent should be sent to Panama, to take
care Of the mails in future.
1t is to be hoped that with the Georgia, Chero.
kee, Ohio. Empire City, &c &c, our communal
cation with the gold region will be quick and
regular hereafter
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Shipping Intelligence.

BosroS, January 3.
Arriyed-Bark argyle Newcastle Nov 9th Spoke AZ ut,
lat o. lon ~ ~, brig Medium London for ouh; Ms
Brig hope; st Martins, via ST Thomas. 18th ult.
Cieared-Steamer Cambria LIVERPOOL: chips Eliza War
wich san Francisco vi. Sandwich Islands, Nary Glover.
New Orleans bark kim an Portland 10 load for Cuba
can, Aaysguez.
PORTLAND, January 8.
Cleared-Bark Canada. brixs Martha Kusuan
Porto Rico Susan JaEe, Havana.
SALEM, Jaxuarye.
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Ocean steam NAVIGATION.

STEAMSHIPS WAsmNeroS AND HsnN,SS.-The Ocean
Steam Navigation Company have concluded to com
mtnce runripg their splendid steamships washingt
and Hermann, between this port aad Southampton and
Bremen the 10th of February instead OF the 10th o.
March as II was previously intended TO dothe dock
In the hai Dor Of Bremen being nearly pleted which
will enable the steamer to remain there without danger
Of receiving injury from the ice which accumuates ia
the hsrbor in large quantities ealy in the sprsg The
steamers will leave this port as folors;-
The Washington, Captain @. W. floyd. 80. .Fes'y 90
The Hermann, Captain Crab,ree.. March 20
The Washington has been newly copPered. aud her
engine, and machinery have been completely over
tsuled, and rented with every additional inproves
that could be suggested her boiler, have been altered
In tuch manner % TO cradle steam TO be generated
much more rapidly uan before new nue. pipes etc
have also been added 70 her her cabins and state
rooms have received all the bensht which taste and
ski combined can bestow. III. Hermaun Is also
being rsht;ed for the campaign; aud no expense has
been spared TO make these two tpendi4 steam
ships equal. in every respect to any vessels aaoa:
TEiAL Tar rnr srEsNsnn GeoHctA The rev
and magnificent steamship Georgia will make trial
tip down the bay, Saturday afternoon next Ia conn.,
pany with th. Ohio, which proceeds TO Havana and
New Orleans Great expectations are formed relative
the spted q the Georgia which will b. tested Ia some
degree the TRIAL. Tn the .Sth Of this month she
sEils direct for Chsrres and no doubt all aaint.
In references 20 the delay VI the California mails vii
cease after that period
SrravyA wrsr foiSr. Hart. which left this por, IN
the 2itt q November for San Francisco snd touched
also stepped AZ Barbados frcm which place she sailed
on the 2lst un.
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Intcres,,rx from canada,

Toso~ro G. W jar p1sj9
Itis ssceItsined that ms atty q the branches q
the British American Lssere have clagedin favor OF
an elective legislative ccurcr
a great usry shOeNatlouits have been slec'sd u
The hurjcirsl councils throusbol: western Csnsdi
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Nav ORLEANS, January 6-P. NJ
There is frmer feeling IN cotton, aud the sales on
Saturday reached 5000 baies, at rather fuller prices
including 20 bales of Sea leland at 22c. The trausac
lions of the week Is, 200 bales. Prime moasses
has declined, with sales at 1870. Sugar Is about u
lower, bringing fair quality down to 31sc.
BALTIMORE, Jan 9-12 NJ.
The market generally is without much change.
Dealers waiting the steamer. There is but little
grain arriving. Provisions dull.
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The Cherokee, with two weeks later news from
California, is now fully due at this port, and the
Canada, with two weeks later advices from
Earope, Is due at Halifax.
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ecided the sction Of the body and rendered the In
exposition Of the presiding officer unnecessary
The VIeE-PREupErT said he would be guided by the
opinion Of the Senate.
Mr. CALHour said that whether there was any prsce-
dents or not in his opinion, the Vice President was
entitled to vote
Mr.. Gay said that 1t was exactly what the consti-
tuition provided fora casting vote BY the
dent, when the Senate is equally diyided-notning
could be palmer.
Mr. KINe's attention had never before been directed
to this subject but appeared to him that the const
tuition only intended to give the the
casting vote upon legislative business and not In the
election Of its officers
Mr. BuRRIEN said there ought to be question In .
case where the constitution had made the provision In
such broad terms to all occasions when the
the Of resolve that be the appointed Chaplain,
surely could question the right OF the presid-
ing officer to decide the question In case q tie
Mr. CALHOUN said that when he hedohe Vice. Pre-
casting vote-not upon legislative business but upon
sppointme ts-votes which rejected the nominations
made. So far those were precsdents there were
several Of them Of which, very celebrated one
would readily be remembered.
Mr. KING made a remark, in which he alluded to the
Of Mr. Van Buren, the celebrated referred to-
Mr.. UNDERWOOD defended the right Of the Vics-Pre-
sideht to vote
consideration appeared clear to him that he not only
bad the right to vote when the Senate equally d.
vided but that II his duty TO do and that II he
failed go to do he would be- guilty Of derectien OF
that duty. IT, then no positive objection was made,
he would proceed to the execution OF that duty He
then paused for digestion, and objection being
made he then cast his vote for Rev Mr.. Butler, who
was thereupon declared duly elected.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The special order then taken up, when Mr. Downs
raid he had design to address the Senae, where
upon, motion by Mr. RUsK the Senate went i,to ex
toutive session, and coon after adjourned
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Arrival of the Northerner.

CHARLKsroS, Jan. 8-P. NJ.
The steam ship Northerner, from New York arrived
at her wharf this morning
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Acquillal OF Hickman,

BALTIMORE, Jan. s-sPM
George H. Hickman has had a second trial, and been
honorably acquitted.
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AHHU,L o. MoHE rscNEr Snirs.-Nssterihy, We
meutonset.e arrival Of Fix packet ships from Europe
TuefGsy, and ,ais that ere OF two more would
arrive yesterday; and on reference 10 cur ship news
cclunrs 10 viii be seen ecrreot, the packet
,hrs snaSritGe and Oxford, from Liverpool AMI TIE
Yotsovn and w,llir gton, from Louian, arrived yes
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Court OF Armenia.

ALBAN1, jan. 6-F. nj.
No. was eommesced and concluded yestsrdsv:
Nos l6 and II reserved, and No. IS argued and con-
cluded.
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OHIO.
COLUMBUS, (Ohio,) Jan. o. 1850
The democratic convention have nominstsi the Ho,
Reuben Wood, for Governor, on the 9th ballot. Tho
vote stood follows -
III
-N"e''''..ss. .............,. 20,
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House OF Representatives.

WAsHiSGroS, Wednesday, Jan. Q, 1850.
The journal was read.
MIR. KAUFMAN, Of Texas, wished by unanimous con-
sent that message the table from the President,
be Laid before the House. Objection was made.
The House then proceeded to ballot for Clerk.
MIR. WILLIAMS, Of Tennessee, withdrew the name Of
MIR. Campbell, the regular whig candidate.
The Houre then voted three times with the following
result -
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About 10 o'clock, on SATURDAY. ,tt,x a.,,h,., a,
John and Margaret tn aged nine months and eight
aAys.
Tier funeral viii take place on this day. at half mast
two o clock. from No " Eat Eleventh street The
frieids Of the family arc respectfully iavtsd 10 at
tend
ON the morning Of the 9th instant, amer short III
ness. Mrs. Avs wrss', widow VI the late Thomas
Nymts In TIL "7'I year 80 t,,rag.
iisr friends and those Of the family fsspeotfpy
invited 20 attend her funeral from her late
No Z. second avenue. on Monday the 18th inst, at
On the 9th August Miss Ewr w.r.oS Ruee,
daughter Of John ". Rugg dsesssed
ON the 10th int. GsonGF OF Capt Joseph
ana fhsee r. Morrill,, aged enc year seven months
The friends 81 the family are requested 20 attend
the un.r.l this sunday afternoon from 2ss Madison
street. at 8 o'clock, without further Invitation.
On II ursdsy evening, the sth inst A-Ss n Pas
ss,,,,s -he Of Thomas }. Prenievis, aged "a years
and III months
The relative and friends Of IN. family and .,.a
tkose Of her brothers. Thomas aud Daniel Roopsy
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
her late Residence, No Is Greenwich street, at 3
o'clock y VI this, Sunday, afternoon
On saturday. August 10 Trsrsa daughter Of F.rd
sna cstbsrine Hyne agsdtsn months
resiives and friends of the family requested
mt.hd the funeral. this. sunday afternoon ct tvo
street.
ON the 10th inst. Atip.. daughter Of oeorr. and
Mary !sescks aged months and rs dsvs
Tbs friends and relatives 81 IN. family AZ. r.,c..,
i.hy invited TO attend Der funeral on this Sunday
snsInoos, ~ oelock, fron 2OS weu Sixteenth
Yesterday 10th inst H,sM.s~ son Of U,nrv Ana
Anns hsd'maeh.r, sgsd one year nine months ana
two days "' ~
The relatives and fr,uds Of t,e family ar. ,.,.,,
inly invited TO attend the funeral this sunday sft.r
noon a. o'clock. from No 22e william street With
cut other invitation
On Saturday evening Ausust nth 1870 No..
:, ives son Of Nathaniel aud Aun Msrs Piuch. AGED
thrse years I've months and twenty days
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lNTELLlCENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, AUG. q. l9J
W HNIITI'V TN nun = IT W.
The Tfras BOftndarn--Ihe Cabiaft.

The Teras Boundary--Ihe Cabinet
The bill of Mr.. Pearce, for the settlement of the
Texas boundary, substantially in the form in which
it was introduced, providing for the payment of
ten millions TO Texas, for the extingushment OF
her claims exterior 10 boundary-ths bill, which
gives TO Texas about 5000 square miles of the
desert, more than the Compromise bill, passed to
its third reading to-day, by very respec abe
ma ority. A variety Of amendments, for reducing
or extending the limits of New Mckee, and for
reducing The sum Of money 10 be paid 10 Texas,
were offered, debated aud rejected, in order 10 get
AT The engrossment of the bill The Senate have
thus ds posed Of another branch of the Compromise
bill, leaving only California and New Mexico vt
To he considered, aud California, we presume, will
at least 90 through during the next week.
The weight Of The whole question will thus be
thrown upon the House, and very serious bust
ne 81, il is feared, il will turn out 10 be.
The cabinet, you viii have learned, is at last
complete, aud a very able and very decidedly
old fashioned wbig cabinet il il.
We have some curious rumors atOat this mora
ing from the west end, cabinet part Of the city,
and some strange and important disclosures are
said 10 be in the wind, among the rest message
~ Congress-, re recommending war with Portugal,
of all which we shall expect to be enlightened in
few DAVIS
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TeIegraphic Reports.

BUrFaLo, August 10, 1880
The receipts at THE port, during the past twenty
four hours have been follows-l,o0o bills nosr
1900 bushsls wheat; 10000 bushels corn. Western
-four Ii fair demand without any material change
In prices 500 bills Of Michigan hare been sold at 81
- ~. There IL moderate inquiry for wheat with
ftesdy market: Ohio a. held st soc Corn Ia steady,
at yestsrdsyis quotations; mixed Western 10 quoted
ut - 55e. Sales Of Ohio whisky have been made
2tc. Frsights are ss before reported.
ALnayr, August 10, 1850.
The following have been the receipts at this plass
since our !ast:-flour, 500 bbls corn q coo bash
wheat, none Corn il in good request, at improved
prices The sales prise 5000 bush Of ed IVES
tern, at Csc. Oats are doing somewhst better With
ssies IL zoo bush at 4Ot,c
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nARIvInE IsrHLLIa.uon.


snls-sehh serieh stevens, san Franchises BsnJsnia
do.esns lrttl Hattop, Hsvrew wbitlocts tehsh se.
49, Nv urlssns Church Go; Maria smith Por, Wal
Baikt- ftnhy. spiecr, san rr.neisoo A O Law a Bro
leslie bull TURKS lsland; Paiadin Bardsit ~ Iahn
feheh hetneke; Blset frar williams. DO, Aymar a..
rr,.-ytcob gr.tse. ksmpf tsfsns Pope Cos Albion
lnrl VII .ms fsso, ., & Routh Seas Berniee fBrl
N. none Haiss = iiunter A CO; Emily Ksnsesy.
~ yoirs ~ v, kouth SON Csron Hsnch,feid Bell
,'rI, ~ midt Coz osrrsy. Burnett Sc Johss NJ.
s,hrsctp Poster Jones Aus cages Bret, wee; rori-
g. tertn Braves a. Jsrci hehife Witch tBrl Toft 81
John, ID; Eremrlsr, Smith wintsor Ms ~ De wolfs;
katy Ann, Clavfcn. - John. b. Brett voss wn Ha-
isrd, ssrrders Per, Ls,scs Sabine, =, Newbers, g;
rstmes Peunsi Rietu nd Bunt.t Cos JOs.phiss. oi-
Haven Arro Spencer Hsrferd Cenn Rlsch .tons H.bsrt
Iro.ieepee ricrio. Aisr b.lf.s Brett vose; Nav
susn Daitey Edenfen Albeit Lawrsncs Allen po.,s.,
Kara kinsslsrt Bsltifnort siehmons Dearborn, R,sh
pors. pisrs-n Hsrsiton, Marsh Alersssri. ss,y
tes. cl.srnsn Cos Arc. Dcdse, rrovidssse.
stssmsr-Csyuss Wilssn, Phisselphia.
Big ass.trrusl wide un.tiet. days. With irsn s.s
~ pss.ns.rr, 70 nertsomsry Bros
~, Ass.n srb LoshhsT Pie,es. "a ssy. -ih zeal W
s,'s ns,,rs,s g, s..gsr,l ce.sr.s p-..y rss.ss
brp watscr tof Elfsse,A CITY SCl C.s-.-,A p,~
hris J,e.sn childs ssr,is. J.iy Is,h ssa rurAs
NV" " ne hsrbor Of 81 hs<,ins sac large vessel
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AmUsEMENTs IN PIlLA DELPHIA-

DARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADHLrnIA-P. T. BAR
ID Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford Assistant
MtragsFirst appearance in Philadelphia Of kmberlys
celebrated opera,is rronpe-rhe Campbell Ansrel to 40
entertainments. BIRD, the distinguished Magician.
sens fresh list Of Nscromnntic and ventroauia aehevs
nens Also his ludcrous Life Moving Fssrss The huge
orsng 0utang remains this week ourosites in the
,eous ssoons Extensive and splendid Preparations
progress the grand dramatic eopeEg Admitanoe
~ cents: children under 10 years. l2H cents.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHlLADELPHIA-E.
w A. Marshall, Proprietor-The ladies and gentlemen
engaged this theatre for the ensuing requested
in the Of the theatre preparatory to the
opening Thursday the 10Th inst IL o'clock without
further notice. l.. RttHINC5 Stage Manager
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EAsrLs eARDEN Is nov OPEN roy Tue REosr-
~ Of vsters during the day, from AN. till PH
II 10 the beautiful in the country
ding superior opportunity Tor reading meditaticns
undisturbed prOmenades while viewing the shprny
and delightful around and inhang the delicious
breeze Admission. t2% cents.
HOWARD ATHENEUM, BOsrOS.-THE LADIES AND
gentlemen engaged in the Howard Athsneum, Boston,
ed the Wednesday the
18th Of the opening the 18th.
BAKER ENGLISH. Managers.
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Dee. 77,093 Dee as 400 Inc Us 6SI Inc.

Dec. 1888 Dee .4l54 400 Inc i O23 5Si Inc. SO)o
By reducing the wheat to -four the quantity of the
lat left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year shows decrease of
900 1899 barrels OF heur
The following table shows the quantity OF some Of
the principal articles of produce left at tide water from
the commencement Of navigation to the eth Of Au-
gust elusive during the years lsaS 90 days; 1s49 90
~ dav
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

PruApEIPpuA. August l0-Fira Board-i0 ARE, Gr,rd
Bank, i2 10 sehuyhill Bank ~, $500 TEXAS Treasury
Per 5; $500 ~ per t2, ~ shs PennA r.
a. 5000 Reading hor'gsse Bo1ds 80 SO DO CIyders.
III 5shs New Orleans Gas Bank lla $50 Harrisburg r.
6s sibi 80 chs Reading 2.h; $500 state ys, 92I
$50 state Cs WA Phila and Trenton X. 80. SeeoHd
Board -sloWO 6s d. rs: 100 chs Ne h. Bank. 29h
5000 TeIas 10 Ter cent fais; "a shs Reading r. Ak
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I,ELLowy NEW YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArIc

EELLoWs NEW YORK ETHIOPIAN oPERArIC
Troupe late Pierces Mnstres at the Oympis, No. 4A
Broadway. between Howard and Grand stsNoGday, AuE
H. and every further notice. The continued
that has favored thus nmabe band of Ehiop
Performers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
all Ethiopian lands, comprising company Of thirteen
formers under the direction OF j. Il. Fellows Thy will
the honor of giving their original nimabe entertain
MIA until further notice Admission 2b cents.
Doors open Coneert commence at o'clock An after
Concert Wednesdays and Saturday. commencing
atSP.M
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a. aT.yRINe PLACEs.

GA asTglNa-uARS. PAVILION, sockAwAv, I.
=, ,hs Ions Islsrs rairos@ leave the sorsh
49,, n,sasi,y 1,sF.N. ard r.. n. daily, Ter
-. .sshes sc IN readiness 70 senvsy pssss-
srr V ibis sslishtnf ses ssss'ns Nh ~ rn.ySrox
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RscyrrIoss AT THE WHITE Horu We under
stand that the President will hereafter BE- CON-
piled, by pr,ss Of public duties, to limit his recep-
ton 81 calls If ceremony 10 Thursday ofesch week,
Between the hours Of IL and 2 s'eIsek.- Rsysbl,s
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TRAVELLERS 0UsDE.


aephs ., seven oois,h and half pat on. oossh.
excepted from Pier No North river rsrs-Tirst slsss
s. second elias cars. g.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE TO PHILADEL-
phia-1he Of this line running regular
between New York and philadelphia landing each az
Cape Nay. Monday Wednesday Thursdays and satur-
81 so. q. W. BRUSH. AGENT.
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NIBLOs.-sPECIAL NO1ICE-FA REWELL BENEFIT
~ Of Mr.. BROi CHAM, v einesdav Evening August H.
which occasion Mr. Collins. tie ebrated Irish come
dian will appear in favpTi character and sing several of
his most Mr.. Broughsm will give his unique
ion Of the ~ orcphc tragedy % HAMLET altered 20
suit the times VIII number Of auxiliary at
q actions. which all he duly announced.
RROADWAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL, PROPRi-
- etor1he laoies and gentlemen engaged at this theatre
for the entuing requested meet in the
Nednesday the 18th inst Al " o'clock M without
further notice. GEORGE u. BARRErr STAGE Manager.
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U,uE pUsskIpORF ACADEMY

TJNHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Nav paintings recently arrived from Europe. among
which is "Germnnia, by Eoeher-a work Of of the
highest class Tie exhibition Of paintings by artists OF the
above school has received additions and remains
the nail of the Church Of he Divine
Unity in Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
from 10 o'clock NJ. until 10 o'clock 4. w. Admission Is
Season tickets 80 cents. Catalogue LIZ cents