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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-13

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A CAkD-EN1RAoRDiNARY MEASURES HAVING
.ten tah- y nte publicity 20 the charges made ~
hr forrest 10 htr Complaint in the supreme against
her hps ano Edvin Forrest and hkvnr Incorrectly
~ several ~ the ncwsrspers that he hsd been srreted
ana heia WI on charge of npt threat tc
conn OF bis wife We e. the Attorneys and Cepn
81 We forrest, are authorized Nv him state, that
ueehsse ~ thee mpsint made ~ Ms Forrest infor
n on the use By him. the nght ofthe l5th
~ o. violent sua abusive language srsnst her 10
shtteA untrue That neither on that night for wsets
on ohe aen IN Tie daytime, when he passed her in the
stest WI ont sre.hinr and that occasion did he
atemrt or threaten 20 commit rersonsi violence on
forests that all the other material Allegations made
Ss. forrest IN her complaint upon which she claims
~ IeIreft Wi eontrovert, ard Is ready, hpermted
tour ~ sw, 20 dispreve The only arrest made OF
~ tnrtes vas upon writ called ne crest and the
~ -. ssh y ~ reluired ~ him We bis indvidah
leave cf the Cosrt. -
New York, September II 1ss0
Y.N BIREN . ROBINSON. Iaunsey Court.
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The increase OF the net earnings OF the road for the
nine months ofthis the period
Of last year, is se2957 So The capital however, has
been increased s6oooo which has been neutraEed to
some extent by the saving tf interest.
During the last year tho double track OF sever and
one half milcs, from Reading to Baardyae has been
completed together with the Methuen Branch road
the car shop at Lawrence, the enlargement Of tho
dspots at Ronsford Dover, Great Falls, Durham and
South Lawrence; tn. sheds Mt Exeter and Boston,
passenger station at Methuen and car houses on an
Island near Charlestown There remains to be finish
ed. ohsrgsable to grading and masonry, the bridge
over the sbawshesn river; and to stations, the car
house at Reading. depots ct wilmington, South An
functions and small msrehsndise buildings at Me-
thuen and North Andover. These all In progress
ard win b. finished this autumn.
The directors think that after these are completed
and the claims existing against the for lands
SC are finally adjusted. the construction account
nsy be closed. Notwithstanding the payments for
construction have exceeded the opria,ious. the
means on hand and At commsnd ave more than sufn-
eient to meet all the expenditures proposed to be
msde for that object. without a new call upon the
stockholders The directors recnfnmeud the appro-
pristion % $40 8 o. from the unexpeniei fund OF
capital 'toek foF 'undry improvements which they
enuutrste
several Interesting schedules ~ statistics rel atinr
TO The Affairs Of the read accompany the report BIZ
one OF which 10 appears that the directors have ex
pend cd $3.50 $50 OF Of the % s6fa p55 70 ap
rtorriatsd for the purpose. then sp-ciaei By vote
OF the stockholders In August, 1870 and have also
paid aud charged 10 construction Mt the OF
s522s2 20 Tor which no appropriation vas made.
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THr PAssAeE OF TIE Asn-We have received
several commuricsiions relative TO the recent pas
s,Re of the Asia. We will endeavor to find room
for them to- morrow.
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The Echo song--Th. CITY Is crazy .hout

Mule Linds Echo Seng-but there Is another echo
comes from all sections Of the Unont is tho echo Of the
opinion universally expressed here that such splendid
BROOKS Of l Fulton street, sells, be bought
else here in America.
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wv sits the mind" L. imDors.nt mt
what's the head is of Importance a 50
hats o9 Nassau street, celebrated all the Union
oond to any in this city.
Freckles, Ton, sallOWnsss, Pnnplss. Hruu-
lions and all shin diseases 10 Known positveiv
cured by rsing Goursuds Italian Msdissted Som me
Porers Subtitle srsdsates hair from part the body
flushed sluggish pleIons ~ 67 waller street. Hrst 49,
trom Broadway Calender. South Third Phila1slphia
DIR. KeIi'Dger IL carrying everythlng be-.
fore well MS other are oominr
and fairly mad for sgenoes they thai
il plessss every that makes trial. and that they sell
dione that oil tansd the of the Hon. n Grim
nell, the JrvEs Coster herrils Ec and restores the
hair land adeates pains Of nature Sold in largo
bottles A. 40 Brosdv Also Hystts hfs Balsam, His
bsIa's Wild Cherry Bitters.
A Rare bird In large Flosk.--Thc only
article that requires putting Dseys Genuine Pain Ex
tractor in tho envelope large For sale
the prop rietors depot AIS Broadway. H. DALEY. eau
eion-Avoid eounterfeits in the old wrapper.
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Of appearance and display Of TASTE about Knoxs
the fall fashion that attract general attention. and his
Gales this season have already advanced those Of
period last year lesst hundred per cent This
he result Of selling the best description OF hats
the low price Of four collare.
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Listeni-If you want 20 get n handsome
Jenny Lind,s second Concert, Al

dress boot. and that will give good Subtraction
price, recommend better place
than at Courtand street, under the Merchants Hotel
TIE DOCrOR-
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NAYS

Dir Ssward's amendment to the BILL prohibiting
slave traffic in the District Of Columbia, was
Jecied by a vote Of forty.tye 10 five. This shows
the influence Of Seward and his clique in the Sc
nate. After disposing Of the amendment, the mat
ter wac temporarily laid aside, for the purpose Of
taking up the House bill supplying deficiencies in
the PAY aud mileage of members Of Congress,
which was passed. by this bill, the members
from California are allowed their per dicm from
the date Of the California constitution.
Il seems that the Secretafyship Of the Interior
has at length been filled by Mr.. A II. II. Stuart.
Of Pennsy lvania, who. we learn by our special
correspondence from Washington, was yesterday
confirmed by the Senate.
BY reference 10 our Geographic intelligence, II
will BE- seen hat some high doinVs have been trans
acted by the Texan Legislature lately. That
State had better be quiet, that she has got ten
millions of dollars Tor a doubtful claim, and which
never would be- given TO her but for the sake Of
preserving peace aud harmony. Were it not for
the slavery question, her territorial Claims would
have been submitted TO the Supreme Court
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~ sLwAy-MRs. HURLEY VINO WAS gxpRCrrD
arrive ssout three nth. sinoe from Galway Ire
earnestly reruesed 10 Send her address 70 her neies
Bdehs Nesey who vi he rrsteful for AR informstoH
stout her sunt. Address % New street, New resk.
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Ca, Cast Iron ma.,e stands used at Jenny


BY the last sermer at 1ute Emporium ~ Surr Fancy
Goods Sh broadway Connis.eurs are invited Z.
these truly elegant artcesthe made by the
seohnted 81 srsAn artisans for the splendid stores o
the " Paais Royal" Also, just received Invoice Of
e attention 81 every LADY who intends going 10 the jenny
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Fine Arts.-Tsibotypes, or portraits on

ivory ivory paper and glass dauerreotypes are daily
;shen 10 superior style and in size, the size o.
life, at The Nati.psl Miniature Gallery No. 27 Broadway
The pubic are respectfully invited 90 examine sPce
LAsGRNuElN co.
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eovv, C.Ienaar-p.hss p.v.

Crrewrr Cousr-No SIS, sea 500. 90 tooi1
csNuesPifAs-Nps tri, 5,e tsT, COS 20 sis
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number 81 Tefes for seats In Psrquette and Balcony
mrty situated both to and hear and prices suit
pnrels.ers. Nay be had on application At JAQuES
BReTHER'S Music Saloon, ss5 Broadway, New York
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eide OF broadway betveep Barclay and Canal streets suit
able fer first class Dssuerrootype establishment Those
improving property in that section will adj
drtts "Tama," at this once.
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nm. the snsmssabie Cusser OF HAIR and

Whssers At Nissan, corner % Pine street. In the
American Esriish french, snd every other syl 70 su
performs the vort skiifuliy, and
eerorms 70 ths features and general apps,snce Of hs
ltrson.
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Beses and Bridal Waters the latest aud nost
beEylss, can be had >, EyERDELgs so BrcadwaJ. cor
a Duane street Nj Evcrdel has branch
VAL street for the accommodation Of bis down
TONERS.
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TIRE t numter OF Of carcAures representing the
humtuss Of the day Esoh l2k 81 per hundred No
viii te ready nest satur9ny The trade will please
ward their orders Immediately 70
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Isair Dying-Phsion's Magic hair Dye "a

.sr NE h,ir or whihers the 10 applied vi hoat
rjury 20 hair stin IL can ne washed imn.d stey
vithcut disturbing the color and has bad odor. II isap
Piled soid fHALoNs Wig sad Toupes sanufse.ory.
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Panorama of Humbug.-Just Published,

No. 81 broadway. contains the largest collection Of por-
trats q Distinguished individuals IN the United state
Strangers ard Others should fail 20 Witt hi. esebra
ghery az ~ b one ol The most nteres In The city
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DIR. jam 60 w. Powell, Occul,ss,. Au

qusntipE his friends and the public 81 New Yort
has returned 10 the city, ard commenced at his -
Broadway his fall course Of class Instruction. and will also
receive few ladies and gentle men private pupils
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deyotes his attention exclusively To diseases Of the
ard Ear frcm sto oeiock at 2 Broadway, entrance ~
Warren street. where be had his popular Treaties
the Eye third edition. price so cents also his efAonE
Eye and Ear euntains. Artificial Eyes inserted.
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in calling the q the ladies of York
It, vicinity. % the Lsdss shoe store q s Miller Ia Caaal
street, VI they always fnd complete Of
A. NE dfsIsn Minds q ladies' Morocco aua kid sppars.
1ist ard Buskins Also black. krcnIg and Il
colorsa Cater Boots made IN bsautfu' s,e AID sold
mctetats Trees. Alec misses AID chdrens CATERS aud
~ m nttrrR.s a, c.,.i 49,.
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Decrease OF expenditures ............. IL, sol 50
nete appended to the schedule which contains the
above statement. says" The exact expenses charge
able in lsi9 cannot be accurately stated because each
month did not bear its proportion Of the expenses as
the accounts were kept at that time.
The receipts from passengers rents and mails, for
the year ending May 81, 1850, inclsdng the amount
from the Portsmouth, saco and Portland Railroad,
amount to. S3ss,4s7 70
Amount received from freghting during
The same time - 1-skao 90
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oesale and re'al DEPOT % Compositions for The
srsn hair. tenoninated By Numbers from one 70 81
Ii ie applied parts beginning 20 become bald. Tha
rsration Il n rstt ecacious nature ard the discovery
vhout parallel in the arnuais q medical science D
gga dean can Consulted every DAY Sundays excepted
bis cffce, Barclay street Aston House, from efh
oeioh in tke tili sx O'Clock IN the evening
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No,,ee TO the Lod,,..-W,t.L, pr,,t Mica.

allie rtment has Just % hand Consisting % Cloth
Coats Cashmere Pants sud Fancy Vests. also overeoas
sne Ccaks s. Corner q Nassau and BsokmAn also
soruer Of Grand and Centre streets
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New York, Friday, September ID, 1850.
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invited inspect PHALOSs sew style Of Wigs and rea
pes lie the largest and best assortment the city
Il his celebrated wsse Hair Dye Factory, T Broadway
crver o. Dey street. sary the address
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NEW YORK HERALD.

wTIcE N W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS
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VIM Bsteheor for the best Wigs and rcu
ptes The public invited 20 inspect his nev style fer
y. k.-p. the largest and best s~sorsusnts the ey oosy
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Bosros AND MAINE RAILROAD.
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bgtul in rrop.riisn. no, TOO high 700 low pct to-
ntch bell tosstrairht br right Width rscsfaiy
81 a. tides bu capable q teing made Internal
meats exceedingly trpruTriste and chaste, the whole
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS
From the Sacramento Times, June 20.
CITY PENCILLINGS......No. l.
BY A SACRAMENTAN.
Tiny business in this state
Makes me a looker-on here in Vienna"


Makes me looker-on here in Vienna"
THE CITY.
The history of colonization in no age of the
world has ever exhibited an instance OF growth
more miraculous, of prosperity more remarka-
bic, and Of progress in the arts and sciences,
together with the refnements of polite life,
more rapid than are presented by the subject
ofthe presentpaper, indeed the country in which
we dwell, no less than the City we inhabit, has
started forth as wonder in the contemplation
of civilized mankind, a solecism among the ma
tions, displayed the most astonishing triumph
of human enterprise and intellect, in their high
est forms of combination, which the world has
ever seen California stands out from among
the mass of nations, solitary spectacle, dis
tinct, individual and peculiar. In like manner,
Sacramento stands out from among the mass
of cities within California, characterized and
distinguished by the same peculiar traits of Sc
paration and distinction. Not only has Sacra-
mento already outstrpped all other cities of
this extraordinary brilliant land in her rapid
career of influence and improvement, but at the
present moment she excels San Francisco in
the remarkable features of her history and pro-
gress, and in her promises of future increase.
For San Francisco, it is well known, was an es-
tablished City before California had ever risen
into notice among men; and held its place upon
the map for many a year. Moreover, it was
counted seaport town, and stood with COM
handing harbor on the very borders of the pa
cife coast Most naturally, then, was it selec-
ted as their point of distinction by the vast
multitudes who sought this country when the
tide of immigration had once began TO fiow.-
But Sacramento was utterly unknown, nor had
it an existence The very spot on which it
stands was the home of the Red Man and the
haunt of the wild beast To the margin of that
river, which now supplies our thriving popula-
ton with an essential element of life, the bear
of the mountains had worn many beaten
track, aud thither the herded deer resor ed at
morn and evening to quaf its flowing wave.
Since that time scarce single circle of the
sun has been fulfilled, and dyetthere has sprung
forth a City which has had no parallel in an
cient times or modern. Nor was its site pos
sessed ofthose attractive features for settlement
which are apt to command the notice of the pi-
oneer. No facilities, no resources, no singular
advantages clustered round the spot to desig-
nate it as fit site for an emporium, The very
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-08-23
PO E T R Y !.
For the Herald 9- Correspondent.
The Young Bride.
BY D. C. cRIppEN.

List hear not bis footsteps lightly fall,
As quickly he returns to meet his bride?
Hear not his voice as he doth greet me
"Hail! Mary, my adored-my constant guide
To Happiness-whose love alone claim?
See not |, too;up his brow the CLEAN
Of JOY, and feel not his warm embrace?
Alas! i is not he, It's all dream.
He comes not to cheer me with his smiles,
But |, lone and comfor less, the hours mark
Which gild the thoughts of all around with
dreams
Of happiness-to me how sad and dark!
The day, thev tell me- dawns as bright-and Sol
Sends forth his golden rays in floods of light
As pure as was his went; that Flora wears
Her gayest smiles, and robes of dazzling bright;
That sylvan grovesa as green appear, and breathe
As cool and balmy air; that wakes his strain
The bird as cheerfully, as light and free
As ever bird did sing. IT'S all in vain;
HIS presence only can impart beauty
10 nature; fragrance sweet to flowers,
And Melody to sounds-dispel the pain
OF bitter oughts-brighten life's darkest
h6urs.
Dawn on in brightness thou returning day,
10 I'LL the hearts Of others with delight;
Shine on, with brightest rays, thou colder sun,
To cheer the earth with thy refulgent light;
And thou, sweet Flora, wear thy sweetest
smiles,
To scent, with fragrant breath, each grove and
plane:
And warble forth thy gayest notes, gay birds,
Till hill and dale shall echo with the strain,
And millions drink the pleasing draught nature
For them doth fill; and I-hark! It's the voice
Of Henry that hear! Henry! |, too,
VIII take the cup of pleasure and rejoice!
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-08-23
j. G.. WEATHERL Y,
DRAPER and TAILOR
MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.

MAIN STREET, PORT GIBSON.
u RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
IO of Port Gibson and vicinity, thai he
has just received from New York, splen-
did assortment of Fine, Black, Brown and
Green Cloths; Plain and Fancy Cashmere;
Black and Colored, Figured and Plain, Sa-
tin and Silk Vestings, &C.. which he is
prepared to make up to order. into Coats,
Vests and Pants, in accordance with the
latest fashions.
His Stock of Goods has been careful
ly selected, and forms as handsome an as
sortment as has ever been brought to this
market.
Gentlemen wishing handsome and well
fitting garments, are requested to call and
examine for themselves.
TAILORING in all its branches will
be carried on by him, and he warrants
fit in all cases, whether he furnish the
material or not.
April Is, 1850, 54.iy
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-08-23

masculine associates, the founders oi Rome, con-
temned by the lofty pride of the polished people
around him, proceeded with his associates to
banquet given by the Sabines Qhe proudest of
the surrounding tribes.) At given signal each
member OF that hardy band seized a Sabine mai
den OF nobility. and bore her swiftly to his steed.
and thence to Rome. When the Sabines came
with fire and sword to revenge the Insult they
found their daughters interceding forthe lives
OF Romuus and bis band-ther husbands. From
that auspicieus union the Romans rose peftorce
into credit with their neighbors, and from the
commingng of the blood Of brave and vigor-
GUS with that of refined and polished race arose
that splendid posterty which produced such
combination of greatness and elegance in the
Roman character. May this strange blending
OF those who though natives of the same broad
land are still strangers in lineage, in manners
and in feeling, or were at least un:il they come
TO this congenial land be productive Of like
suit, reconclIing existing difficulties, and giving
origin TO race possessing the combined virtues
of its once divided ancestors. Doubtless before
the close OF another year, or even the present,
there will be an immense accession to the fe-
male population Of this city. Thus permanency
and stability will be given TO its character, en-.
largement to its population, increase to its infu-
ence, its limits, lis success Whether it be Sc
ected as the site Of the central government Of
the State, or of mint of the United States, as is
proposed, or both or neither, it must advance,
and that most rapidly. Already hath it outstri-
ped every competitor save one on tie Pacific
coast. Already hath it acquired an influence
which is felt to the remotest borders Of the
State. Already hath it become the depot, and
the central point from which emanate the supplies
for the vast regions Of the mlnes Already hath
j; gained an ascendancy incredible and astound-
ing, without precedent, and without parallel.
May its course be onward still -and may it 90
forward ever on its peaceful march, 'conqurng
and TO conquer"
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-08-23
Trifes.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

How is it, DER The strongest mind,
That trifes hold such sway?
A word-nay cen look unkind
MAY darken all life's day.
Oh, in this world of daily care,
The thousands that have erred,
Can any hardship better bear
Than they can bear WoRD
The man who with heroic heart
Can stern misfortune meet,
Unfinchingly perform his part,
And struggle against defeat
With faith unaltered-yet can lose
His temper, cen for aught,
Which falls not as his will would choose
Or proves not what ne sought!
And woman can forgive wrong,
Which casts her on the world,
Far better than forgive the tongue
That may some sneer have hurledi
A thousand times prefer lot
As hard as want depl6res,
Than feel or think herself forgot
BY one her heart adores
Ahs, the human mould's at fault;
And still by turns it claims
A nobleness that can exalt,
a littleness that shames! :
OF strength and weakness still combined,
Compounded Of the mean and grand;
And trihes thus will shake the mind
That would tempest stand.
Give me that soul-superior power,
That conquest over fate,
Which sways the weakness of the hour,
Rules little things as great;
That lulls the human waves of strife
With words and feelings kind.
And makes the trials of our life
The triumphs of our mind.