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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-19
Additional from New pIeIico.

From the ST Louis Mo. Republican July lo1
The American Consul at chihuahua. and other Ame-
rcans, arrived ct the Paso del Norte the Goth Of
May. and reported that very valuable discovery Of
gold mine had been made about sixty miles from Chi
huahus The gold had been found In large quantities
from $500 TO 500 worth Of the pure metal obtain
cd from each mule load Of earth and sand mule
lead Is estmAted at three hundred pounds The discov
cry had created great excitement and induced many
advsntuurs.
Lieuts. Smith and Bryan U. g. A., arrived at Paso
del Norte the 9th Of May nom Texas They re-
port that the train would encounter great
difficulty, and most probably would not reach their
destination. The train had to pass tornado OF 40
miles destitute Of every thing and IL Questionable
whether they could accomplish II. Three oficers OF
the United States Army had been despatche down
the Rio del Norte TO survey IT,
We have received copies, In English and Mexican,
Of the constitution for State government In New
Mesico.
The prevailing impression at Santa Pc was that Con-
nelly, candidate for Governor Avsres. candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and Messervey, for Congress,
would be elected The result to the others
gardsd as doubtful The Mexicsns had entered into
the election with spirit and enthusiasm and evinced
degree Of management and adroitness that would do
no discredit TO an old politician Of the States.
throughout New Mexico, present more favorable APP
Information has been received IN which reliance was
plsced, that GOV. Bell and Major Neighbours OF Texas
would be In New Mexico with military force TO assert
the claims Of Texas 60 jurisdiction by the last OF Au
gust the first of September. The ctisens generally
~ preparing to resist the claim Of Texas aud the
ddstes required 10 take strong and distinctive
ground against H.
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Highly Important from Europe-Probabl g
War with Portugal.

We received, at late hour last night, a synopsis
OF one weeks later intelligence from Europe, by
the steamship America. This vessel was detained
considerably by fog which prevailed off the coast
of Nova Scotia, otherwise we would have had her
news earlier.
The news by this arrival is exceedingly interest.
ing and important in every point of view.
Our affairs with Portugal have assumed an
alarming aspect. There is every reason to believe
that a collision between the United States and that
country is not improbable, TO say the least. II
seems that peremptory demand for the claim
against Portugal has been made, and that twenty
one days were allowed for hnal reply. The de.
nand was backed by the American squadron, so
that if, at the end of the period named, there be
not a satisfactory answer, the American squadron
will, according TO all appearances, proceed to
sItremtes. We will, probably, hear Of stirring
news from that quarter before long.
England has lost one of her greatest, il
not her greatest statesman, by an accident
we mean Sir Robert Peel, who was killed on the
twenty-ninth Of June last, by fall from q horse.
This calamity is one which not only England, but
the whole commercial world, especially the United
States, has reason TO mourn over. To Sir Robert
Peel may, in a great measure, be attributed the
great commercial reforms which have taken place
IN England within a few years. As a statesman,
he had few equals and no superors.
The English Ministry have sustained another de-
Beat in the House Of Lords, but we hope that no
more notice Of il will be tsAcn than was the case
a recent similar occasion. If the ministry will
hold of as long they are backed by the Com
mons, and il they should be supported by that
body, the moral effect will be tremendous. In
such case the Lords would virtually be a nullity,
and it might prove to be important step towards
seprving the aristocratic branch of the legsla-
,Hre Of all weight aad influence in the govern
ment, In word, il might lead to peaceful revo-
luton, that would be attended with gigantic con-
sequences.
In commercial point Of view this news is Of
great importance to the United States Our
Southern staple has advanced an eighth, with very
large sales for consumption and on speculation.
We shall comment upon the news at length when
we receive our files and correspondence.
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IHUNspAf, July 10 r. M.
There was not 30 much frmness In the stock mar.
ket to-day. Little business transacted, and there
was general lack Of animation at every point I'LL
nois Internal improvement Stock declined -; Della
ware and Hudson Canal Il; Farmers Trust, Canton
u; Long Island, y, and Reading Railroad, per cent
Hudson River Railroad advanced y; Erie Railroad
Erie Bonds, nrst mortgage, NJ do, I'd do e, and In
come Bonds, "a.
There Is quite slut In the money market, with q
very slight demand Money for remittance gave
little activity prior to yesterday, but have
down to the stand-still point. Rates however, are
unchanged The banks are ready to discount freely
but there is little paper offered For good paper for
short dates AZ for six months, per cent Loans on
call range from 4 to per cent.
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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of Issuing False Drefis-A few DAYS ago a
complaint was made before Justice Osborn by Patrick
Roban, resident OF this city against George Oney
and George Sessions doing business at No 81 South
street on charge preferred by Rohan that Nth
OF November and the 3D. Of December last he paid TO
the above named S25 at each time and
dram for the same which drafts were forwarded To
Liverpool for the relief OF Rohan aged mother hut I'm.
stead Of such drafts being duly honored they were
turned protested for thus Rohan
that he has been detfauded out Of his money The
has been un der for several DAYS and
yesterday the gistraie decided on hearing the whole
faets to hold se,sons and olney to bail in the sum Of
$50 each. TO answer the charge nj cosrt
.arren Of Bnrglars-Three young men, calling them.
selves Thomas Quinn John Nolan, aud George Mason,
were detected in committing burglary, having broken
into tho grocery store corner Of Washington and BAR
row streets occupied ty John BIoom.r Aner the
rogues obtained 90 the store they removed two
OF the money drawerf containing about "a In pennies
The rognes, in looking for plumber. woke up Mr..
Boomer he. discovering them, gave an alarm and
Cheer Taylor Of the Ninth ward succeeded an taking
the burglars into custody they to
escape Justice Bieakey committed the accused par
ties to prtten Tor trial.
CAo,es ar Bursny u called Frederick TIeisen-
bottle vas arrest ed. yesterday chsre of burgis
riouty entering the premises No 80 Oak street occu-
pied by John WALTERS by forcing open the fastening Of
the outer window TIE rogue detected I'm the act
and Justice Osborn committed him TO prison for trial
I'm Unfortunate affair Sir. Thomas Hsmblln. pro-
pretor Of the Bosery Theatre made q complaint be-
tore ustice Osborn few days since against his step
con, Frederick r. shaw, young man 10 years OF age
charging him with firing arrow from bow which
struck an infant daughter OF Mr. Hsmblin fpe chld
sight completely Mr. Han bin, as all fathers would
do feeling terribly vexed 1T the gross esrelessness
nothing else on the part Of young shaw entered q
complaint against him for the violent assault although
could scarcely believe that such . monstrous
could would be done wilfully against unof-
tending infant. The trial will be brought before the
Court Of Special Sessions Young shaw arrested
and detained In prison until the trial
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SOCIALISM AND ITS AssocrArEs.-The New York
Tribune is the daily organ Of socialism in this me
fropolis, but there is a weekly one equally efficient
m It's way-a small sheet Of as curious and contra
dictory a character as the daily journal. Like the
daily newspaper, the weekly in denouncing all
tina, is recognized right and proper by society at
large, attacks the Herald and lie proprietor like the
Of an otter, shown. his teeth and glazing eyes
through the muddy waters II his imagination. At
abe same time, this small socialist weekly dis
courses On sceplcism, in the spirit Of Mary Woll-
stonecraff, improved upon by kneeland, and boasts
that the infdes in the United States may be esti-
mated at half the male population, and that there
more inhdels than believers in every village
aud city, and that they could an up all the churches
b. the land. This same paper publishes, also,
catalogue OF books for sale-cheap editions, dear
any ptioe. Among them are Strauss Life of
Christ''-wrtten by man who glories in proving
black TO be white, or lie to be the truth "Three
Imposiors, or Moses, Jesus, and Mahomet." price
thirty eight cents Christianity Unveiled," by
Boulangcr; Shelley's "Queen Mab'-the rhap-
cody Of poet, drunk on beefstakes, after trying
socialsiic vegetable diet-and several other works
o hike cshbre, cunning, and consistency We sup
Yose the socialists very proud OF this associate
snd we leave them 10 enjoy his company AZ they
Lssi can. We have seen enough.
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The cholera has appeared at New Albany, Indians,
and eight fatal had up 10th inst
single fatal case had occurred at E evansville Ia
which created the greatest possible conservation
among the inhabitants. In Harrison and Clermont
counties, the disease has also appeared, and some
twelve fatal cases have occurred In the former and
hfteen cases In the latter.
The Pittsburg Pa Journal, of the 10th inst says
There have been three or four deaths In this city
within the last forty eight hours which have been
attributed to cholera. In two or three instances,
deaths have occurred In manner that gives encour
agement to the fear Of contagon or course the love
OF the marvellous has given the darkest account Of
every case, and find ID impossible to get any re-
ports upon which we can depend.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th inst, says
In oae house on Sycamore street, above the canal
nine persons ON Friday night, lay sick at the same
time with cholera, with none to attend them When
visited by the health officer, Dr. Tlden on the follow
Ing morning five were dead, and the rest dying. The
scene is described horrible The house was a 10 w.
dingy, dark unventilsted and filthy rooksry, aud
seemed q pent up box Of every putrfactious odor
known, such as would start cholera into life, had
cholera never existed. Upon the floor lay Q dead
man, wslowed In filth; upon bed two Others in the
sleep of death with features distorted by the throes of
departing life; and in adjoining room lay two
more dead and four dying.
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ETIQUETTE ON RAulRoaDs.-The newspapers ace
discussing the question Of politeness in railroad
cars. Many Of them advocating departure
from the courteous customs, which are peculiar,
We believe, to this country, and which have been
noticed in foreign books Of travels, highly cred-
table to our taste. The whole tendency Of public
manners has been TO pay defersntial regard to
females not only In steamboats, and railroad cars,
bu, in the concert ROOM the church, aud the theatre
the rujer portion cf the human race, quietly and
eourieously gi,irg way to those Of the weaker sex
This is right and proper II Ia Ear more liberal,
elegant, aud generous for men to suffer lale in
convenience. than that the wesker sex. whs have
many cems upon our ate niion should be distressed
for moment. In travelling, we have sometimes
petced that our mos, accomplished young gentle
mea ALEC paw attention to age In either sex. Such
little traits Of poteness speak highly Tor the inteli-
gepce and education Of those who al srlay them.
Comparisons with European countries. in these
matters, are much in our favor, aud, IL is to be
hoped, will long remain so.
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TeIegraphIc Summary.

The question of the admission of the delegate
from New Mexico, was the theme of discussion in
the House of Representatives yesterday, to the ex-
clusion of everything else. AS will be seen by the
report of the proceedings in another column, the
matter was decided in the negative, by vote of
81 to &c. Under the circumstances this decision
was judicious. The admission of Mr.. Smith as
delegate, would be recognition to certain extent
of the boundaries claimed by New Mexico, but
which are disputed by Texas. Until that dispute
be settled by the competent authority, it would be
impolitic TO admit Mr.. Smith. We have nothing
10 say about the debates and arguments relative
10 paying the delegate his mileage. We will
leave that to our Fourierite friend OF the Tribune,
who sees in the mileage business matter of as
great importance the maintenance of the Union,
or the complete reorganization of society on the
Foarierite plan.
The case of Professor Webster, it seems, was be-
fore the council again yesterday. II we are rot
very much mistaken, his friends have done him
more injury than service. We shall see to-day or
tomorrow what the result will be-
The late hour at which received the remain
der of our telegraphc intelligence, precludes us
from commenting upon il more at length to-day.
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Pallficnl lnfelllUenca.

AtArawA AND rHE CoNFnoNTsr.--A meeting vas re-
Gently held In Taegt do county Of the strongest
passed strongly depouncing the compromise PROPOSE
tion Of the senate committee " surrendered princ
pies for which the South has commended They
deny the right NJ Congress to restrict slavery In tbs
territories, which are the common property Of the
South well the North. They oppose the right Of
New Mexico to form aTerritoral or State
she u part and parcel Of Texas and Of right be
longs to that State. The resolutions ultra aud
strongly denounce everything tending to the taking
from the rights Of the South.
The Democratic State Convention, Of Delaware win
meet ct Levisiovn, on the 18th OF August nert.
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CoLuNpUs tGi) Corros facronus There are three
large cotton factories at this point The Co.eta
Manufacturing Company, $500 spindles make 500
yards heavy osnsbrrrs per day lasd employ lis boys
and girls; Carriers Factory Gale usted for 200 looms
and 10 COO spindles and employs over 300 hands, ths
Howard Manufacturing Company. los looms, 5000
spndlss manufactures per day 1900 yards osnaburgs
sbeetipfs and shirtngs, and consumes annually 80
bales cotton In addition TO these, the citizens ~
Columbus have several of the finest fouring mills IN
the South besides too planning and variety mills
the Rock Island Paper Mil and two isrge ren f1un
driss Columbus Is fast Ibceoming the Lowell Of the
eouth
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Few York State Institation or Civil Enxi-

Kew York State Institation or Civil Enxi-
Reers.
meeting Of the above society was held yesterday
ut the American Institute Broadway, at IL A. NJ;
William serre Esq, in the absence Of the President
In the Chair VIM Pitt, Esq, Secretary. consider
able Number Of members were present
This highly useful and in portant institution Is st
In lite infancy having been FIRST organised in January
lS4s yet 1t consists already OF above hundred mem
bers, all Of them being engineers engaged In public
works of this State The transactions of the society,
the first semisnnua volume Of which has been already
published are highly interesting aud important being
entirely original consisting Of scientific papers
yentions &C., originating among the civil engineers Of
this state, accompanied by well executed steel en-
cravings The permanent location OF the society is at
Albany, where It has rooms for the transaction Of
business meetings, &c, with q well selected library
models and drawings, and sctuary ways present
The chairman having called the meeting to order,
the minutes OF the former meeting were then read,
The members present then proceeded to vote for the
admission OF new members, who severally nomi-
mated and proposed by individual menb ,r and about
were on vote, duly admitted into the society
The semi-annual report OF the Aetusry, on the
then submitted read, and approved Of. This report
ptng great length, occupied considerable time in
sundry interesting and valuable communica atoms
upon various scientific subjects, then presented
andread A number Of models and drawings were also
for inspection donations to the society
whcn the Actuary was directed duly to acknowledge
Among the msdsls of new inventions, we particularly
noticed new steamboat boiler, invented by M De-
W.T. OF Albany, and by him called the Helix boil It
seemed to US very great and decided n up
on the ordinary tubular boiler The hue boiler In
which the hre flame and smoke sets the water to boil
Is Is 1t were, narrow street of IRON opening at the
furnace door, then winding in spiral form ali round
TILL ends In the chinasy man might walk up
rght In this street. when the fire is not burning Of
course This close and winding street Of iron is sur
rounded with water-it is In the boiler proper and
thus presents large surface of hot iron to the cir
cumsmbient water.
After the transaction of variety Of other technical
and general business previous to adjournment it was
moved by =. y. Goodsel Esq, and seconded by Gen O.
Stuart Of the Navy Yard Breoklyp that the thanks
Of the society be rendered to the Board the
Institute for their courtesy and lberaty In giving
the use OF their tor the meeting of the
The society then on motion, adjourned to meet at
Albany the third Wednesday of January next 1851
at the rooms Of the institution, at Albany, NY
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BKrcA A. a PoRr or ESTaY.-We have reeev-
- several commuDioa tions-shori and lon<-u2on
ths sutject Of making Bencis, in California, port
egsntfy. Many OF these would seem TO he the pro-
dEcions Of disAnb>esrd persons, and the arguments
used BY theH,. without doabt, viii have all posi-
-, wet+rsin tho proper qsarter. II Benicia ought
20 be port Of enry il win become such, sooner or
ieier. Nothing can be accomplished by hurrying
tsyond the bounds Of reason. We do not doubt
that Denicia. as well as San Francisco and every
other place in California will have full attention at
no distant day. Meanwhile. as 1t is warm weather
there and here, let us breathe ard wait
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DoxrsrIc RxcHArers.
ouorkrToSs TOR sPKoIa
Per rruf

The New Jersey Railroad compsny have declared
sems annual dividend Of four per cent payable lst Of
August. The Paterson Railroad Company throe per
cent.
C.SALs OF NV YoRx-REcrDrs or FLouR, GR.iS, &c.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from
the commencement Of navigation up to the 10Th Of
July nclusi-e during the years 1s4s rs days-so rs
aays-,bO 81 aavs
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LATE FROM HAYrI--We learn by the brig Hayti,
Cart. Cuts, which arrived yesterday morning from
Port an lrtnce, that nothing Of consequence had
rans'Icdu to the day he sailed, 9th inst, butt was
ssnerally believed that the dispute between the
Dominican and Hayden governments would be
peaoesbly settled by treaty. Port su Priace was
very healthy and the new eogee crop promised
eel.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
>oO>>~~~~~o~~~S>e~~>O~~O>>s~
AFFAIRS I'm WASHINGTON.
NNNN~o~~oeNyNr>~1>>,s>1~o~>~
THE LAWRENCE DIVORCE CASE,
&C., &C., &C.

The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at nine
o'clock to-morrsw morning.
It's contents win embrace the statement of Mr. T.
Bigelow relative to the divorce of Mrs Sal
lie Ward lawrence the interesting from
Washington, in regard to the cabinet, and the
proceedings in Congress, including Mr. websters
speech; one week later news from Europe; the de-
cison in the of Professor Webster, &c. &c. sc.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, six
pence.
Lost, ON Wednesday last, ON the Harlem
Railroad, between Fordham and New York, black Broad
Ss viii GG wa Ss IS
Broadway c. EDWARDS LESTER.
Fine Arts.-Talbotypcs, or Portraits on
ivory livery paper and glass and daguereOtype daily
s & & re puSa aaa in fs
invited to examine specimens at the National Miniature
MfTE, LANGENHETM d FANsHAw.
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
No ss BrSadyay eontsins very large and interesting
Almost impossible for any vst this tolerated
gallery without seeing many fac simies Of their friends
Gentlemen who wish to get handsome set
ting Boo and easy to the feet at S very rsa,UoaS prize
g. no, 40 san 70 give our od friend Young ea
" '''r'''' street under the Asr'A'n' RE iDsocroR
Hair Dye.-B.tchslor's Genuine Liquid
ss: D, pss ,; guar. .s 6.
ny various diplomas. Persons whose hair assumed
bad color from the Of the imitation dyes have
ssrrseted By calling IS sbsve. Copy the address.
wigs and Toupees.-Another Medal has
been awarded VIM Bachelor for the best wiss aud Toa
The public vited his style
q BArCHfLoRs celebrated wig Factory, Wall street
.ssHs the largest and best assortment in tAs ssy csps
G0uraud's italian Medlcated Soap will
cure tan pimples freekes sallownes re- Poudre Subtitle
for Graduating superuous hair from any part Of the
body Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks. Lilly White
IN calender W Third street, Phadeyhia
Bates L Co., 129 Washington street. Bosten.
The pain OF tender feet n often adfulIy
aggravated by htting boots and shoes Gentlemen who
Dyed In this always be fitted hair.
Of stock made mp With special reference all the innrm
ties Of the feet At J0NESs, Il Ann II the cheap
Get store in the whole city,
Summer Flannels.-The Benefit derived
from the OF something possessing the nature Of woeen
for underwear ct this easnot be too highly
atsd The Zephyr Goods to he had the New
inc Factory, l0< Bowery the purpose
wooilep, delightful TO elastic uushrnk
able when washed and for health and somfsrt
valuable.
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WASHING.

vIAsHIsC MADE EAsY. or now TO WASH CLoTHEs-
w without atot.rhe best In this World. urs
machrct FOUNDERS ruhbsrs acids other
ticles Instr1ctions plain, arcles cheap a1a
had nnywbcre ~ mail assingie postage
sent every fce only DER cory Call ar sanl
70 MADAME BtAYEL1, Patent Laundress ~ Aps steet.
fsecard feorl New Work
CCRIQsITfEs OF SCitNCE, NO. IA MAN NAY.
~ without leips hurnad plunge his naked
into molten metal Curiosity No.i Is Tw n,na
ma,,ris sh.spsr soap. 70 be obtained evsryshers
send 80 n. TWfLYETRkE, 20 Nassau street New VERY.
Letters must be P~st raid NB-You ust have IL. by a.
vashns day the dread q married men made as quiet
10 otler n he
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TporRrs w GuspsLovrE.-wegalso learn from Capt.
Hutchipgs that th,re was report In ST. Thomas OF n
revolution having b,ehen out In the island Of Guada
loupsof witch the eoored population the insti
perty. having set ere TO the town Of Point Petre-
Bsf gnia Ga ssffs. Juip z
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CALIFORNIA.

DASsfORTs-VIRY INPOHTANT.-THE FOTrOwfyQ,
lean extract from alate Circular from the Passports
bureau ~ ne Department q state; The has
been ohcay advised that Notses Public
New lork have authority 10 administer oaths; sons
guebty Passports are not issued certificates
koues futbe fsssrsrts rrocared Al this cfss eny In
T'AYLOR AND Dk BAUFRE, FORWARDING AMI.
~ Commsstor herchante. ChaTres, N. O. cr~-
pared 70 forrard AZ soods sent 70 havsnr eht
aensht eoat Win nss rubber covers suitatss leo
ecnvey>nce % Passengers srd freight
srrrsneements WITH Runes Co. transportation axs~ss -
eerrcps and Cruces 90 nst there r be DELAY npe~ ne
fsshnns. hJk.IAILoRt ate Of Bsltusre.
$50 a, =. ~ Dk bAlFhE. late % New erssns..
References In New York, Howard ssrs a. pro,xwev.
wv AErts sre tnrrtne Bro Co. 2. Conrulsta, Pa
MIA AscesasrJ GO, Sac rrsssieo, California