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THE FIREMEU.

AT MEETING OF DELEGATES FROM THE VA
"A rous Fire Companies located in the Third and Fourth
Thursday evening. 2ith inst Mr.. H. Graham OF Hose
Company H. appointed Chairman; Messrs Levy Of Ea-
Ter of Engne Company 81 Vice chairmn; Mssrs Bseher
Of Hoe Company 81 and Keeham OF Hook and Ladder o.
TIE call Of the meeting having been read tho following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adoped-
the districts Of the irregular
which the bell the tower at the Jefferson Market
being very late in sounding the ALA at times ringing
when actual fire not oaly tbs
but also causing them labor ia the
fermance Of their duty and whereas is proverbs in the
Resolved That in the opinion Of this convention there =
e and nd o1psa nsssns s On ss pS or all
Resolved That az it is generally understood that the bell
Stationed there and LETT a the hands Of ryespoaiSe per
sons the conduct Of the former such to demand
Resolved That petition be addressed to the Mayor
signed by the delegates present. in behalf Of the hremen of
ringers Jefferson market and if found to be violation
OF their duty that he select others in their stead.
to take charge of the whole matter and present il in its
proper light the Mayor and his immediate action
Rerovd That Chief Engineer required to rigdly
enforce the rules and regulations regard TO the bell ringers
petition the Mayor in accordance with said reolu
tSns adopted and signed by the delegates present.
West Of Engine, and Miller OF "a Engine Committee to
On motion. Resolved that the shove committee he
powered to inquire into the expectancy Of having owe
removed, consequence of It's location and diapdated
removed to more desirable locality.
On notion the proceedings ordered to be published
On notion the meeting adjourned to meet Tuesday
Of Engine Co. No. r. Ii. NJ GRAHAM, Chairman.
sT %s%s, l$S S;sss-l. Vice cAAirnsn.
T %s krT =: n,te"rH' ssserssaFies
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Our Bucnos Ayres Correspondence.

BUENos AYREs, May ., 1851.
Aspect Of affairs in this RepuJiic-1he Prospect Of
War, &c.
The affairs Of this and the neighbosng provinces
continue in a very unsettled coadtisss II is quito
certain that large number of Brazilian troops are
on the frontier, and the government Of Bueno,
Ayres has now another enemy to contend with in
Urquiza the Governor Of the Province of Entire
Rios.
Both parties have been evincing hostile intcn-
tons towards each other for some time past, but
during the past week Urquiza has been denounced
in the official newspapers as a traitor, villain,
drunkard, and great many other names, which
convey very bad meaning.
How long things will remain rs they are, without
coming to open rupture, 1t is impossible to say.
A person accustomed to the promptness Of the
American government would suppose that bloody
war would very follow the great threats which
are daily made both sides, but the glory OF the
people Of South America seems to be "to sit still
From the Governor down to the lowest peon in
the streets, they can argue upon the most trihing
matter, till ones patien sc is weared out.
shall keep you informed Of the state Of affairs
here.
The Herald finds its way into the public reading
Of this city, indeed have found it wherever
my travels have carried me.
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Our Schenectady Correspondence.
SCHENECTADY, July 23, l8J
Union College Commencement.


Union College Commencement
After a very pleasant voyage up the Hudson in
the fleet Reindeer, boat second to in point
Of either elegance comfort, | reached Albany,
the ancient head of Dutch navigation in this csun-
try, about 5 p NJ, and was, soon after, whisked
over in the cars to this place, sometimes 'ycpt
Durp. Paradoxcal as it may seem, the Com
mencement was the last part of the exercises
this occasion, which opened with an address be-
fore the Theological Society, by the Rev. Mr..
Beecher, of Albany. Not being present, can
give no particulars. Report saith, however, that
if the speakers arguments were wanting in depth,
they were certainly not deficient in length. On
Monday evening the Hon. Michael Sanford deli
vered an Grafton before the Senate of Union COL
lege, who marched in procession to the church,
marshalled by ID. c. RUSSELL Esq, member of
the Chi Psi Fraternity. This GRAFTON was sound
and vigorous, poss sssing, moreover, the merit Of
brevity.
On Tuesday orning the Kappa Alpha Society
held its quarterly celebration. | n the afternoon
there was an address before the Phi Beta Kappa
Association, by T. Clark, Esq This was well
attended, and elected much applause. But the
gem of the whole affair the Grafton spokea by
Mr.. Whipple, of Boston, before the literary
societies in the evening. This gentleman sustained
most ably, this occasion, his brilliant reputation
as a Huerdtttv. Every one that had the good for
tune to hear him that night seemed delighted.
This morning the Commencement exercises took
place in the Pre.by terrain Church, when over forty
speeches were delivered before crowded audience.
As specimens Of manly eloquence, We noticed espe-
cially the addresses OF Messrs. Croker, Vedder,
Henry, Matteson, Edwards, sc. The vaiedictory
address was spoken by w. +. Jones; this excited
great attention, ard yht down loud applause.
! must not forget to mention Mr.. G. ) Vedaer's
poem on Bloomerism, which, Of course, was ex-
ceedngly interesting to the farer part of the
audience.
In conclusion, cannot but think that old Union
fully sustained her venerable renown on this occa-
sion. as favorte haunt Of SCIENCE art, and htera-
ture. ONE OF TIE ALUMNI
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.


PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1901.
The Marshal 1ssfimOnial-Sickaess Ut GUard Coz
hge -1uo Persons Dropned
movement is about to be made in this city, by
NEST respectable and estimable citizens, in be-
half Of the complimentary benefit to Manager
Marshal, soon to be given in your city. MIR. Mar
shall has oceans Of friends in this city during
his long connection with theatrical affairs, mana
ger of the Walnut, who, approaching his many vir-
tues and gentlemanly department, would 60 any
lengths to serve him.
The lady of President Allen, of the Girard COL
lege, and about twenty OF the orphans, are down
with the dysentery, by which two of the boys have
been carried off during the present week their
names were Joseph III. Graef and Jacob ASendOrf.
Nearly all the children have been dispersed fro n
the institution, for the present, by allowing their
relatives o take them into the country, as, how
ever, is the general practice every summer. Six
deaths in all, have now occurred in that institu-
tion among 81 boys, since its opening in January,
1917.
Two cases of drowning have occurred in the last
twenty-four bours-one was the son OF Mr. George
Husbands, of West Philadelphia, who slipped into
Moyland's mill dam, while fishing; and the other
night knocked overheard from the brig Friendship,
by the jib sheet, while opposite Callowhill street
wharf.
An auction house doing business in Marketstreet,
failed few days since for $500 600.
The bark Paez, Captain Wilkins, from Porto Ca-
bello, with cargo Of 300 bags Of coffee, arrived
here this morning.
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Our Venezuela Correspondence.

CARACAS, July 1, 1851.
Republication by The Government of the Honors Pauf
10 Con. Pdss ia the Unaet Stufes- Distinguished
Men Imyrisoned-Pyecarioi.s State of AGaiy,, &c.
We have nothing Of import lnce to communicate,
which would prove amusing instructive to the
readers Of the Heah, as regards Venezuela. As
the cabinet ministers are, and have been, changed
nearly every month since the Monagases com-
menced their reign in 1917, such a change doe. not
occupy passing thought with US.
On the 18th ult., the executive government passed
a resolution directing the collector Of Laguayra to
return to the consignees a case containing q
description Of the reception of General Paez at
Washington, with view to its being sent back TO
the United States. This government canno. en-
dure the idea of having respect paid to tina. Illus
trious hero who has done so much for his country.
and after securing her peace and independence laid
by his sword, as did the immortal Washing son and
was called bya popular vote of his countrymen TO
be their hrst President and chief civil magistrate
and under whose administration Venezaela was
prosperous and happy.
few weeks since, Generals Justo Boiceno. u
cinto Gutierrez, Commandant Juan :. Has ani
A. Nj. Monsanto, were arrested and thrust into pri-
son, on suspicion having evolutionary ideas;
but nothing having been pro 'ed against them, they
have been liberated. Such movements on the part
Of the government are for the purpose of having
despotic and arbitrary government. jose Gre
gorio, as did his brother lose Tadio, commenced
conservative course for some two or three months,
when they were surrounded by some Of the most
dabolcal characters that disturbed the pea.-,
and quiet Of nation and adhcring to the Counsel
Of such men, has created all the dist. ess and ruin
which has befaen Venezuela for ne last four years.
When minister of che.a or reputation for his
talent and integu,y been selected. he has been
ooged 10 rsSgh from principle or is turned out foe
adhe.i ing TO course which he deemed best for his
country.
The democratic republican party, who are gene.
rally called the Paez party, are the wealthy aud
educated party and have given up all political agi-
tation. They reserve their votes and attend 10
their business, having something to lose. The
liberal party ESQ caled), notwithstanding the go-
vernment Of the country was left entirely in their
hands, without single opposing vote. finding they
could not all live at the public crib, CONNIE need
quarrelling among themselves, dividing their own
party, military and civil. To satisfy the military.
they are kept in services their pay takes preferences
to the civilians, and this creates dis atsfaction
The country can never hold up its head again until
there is radical change. Every Office holder who
has the handling Of the public money is defaulter
TO large amount, and goes unpunished, because
every member Of Congress Is an Office seeker add
waiting his turn to follow suit This Is the present.
state OF affairs in this prosperous and we'll
governed republic.
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INDIA RUBBER eOcDs.
RslIlIaNT pIscovERlEs.-"ruE pecApTT

RhIIiANT pIscovERiEs.-"THED gCApTTATIoN
the executive, Of Days most wonderful discov
,.s in honor Of which. be gave Select dinner In
Wmhmgton last winter. This discovery however
nnaye merely The payment to Goodyear in 1917 Of S. 90
or ncerte TO work under uoodyesr Patent, which Day
h@ only atey discovered Of is discovery
sn' made too n,c TO benefit him pays cHr Of $50 ward
hr the conNcnn OF inrngers GoOdyears Patents on
hch he himself has been the chief and s the only
uihger was brilliant conception Of DAVIS and undoubt
edy Original with him Days discovery Of great
seeet o. yuesni.ing Rubber tall year before his spplca
cn or hs patent erefor at 90 Day of only acc
paid TO man who had learned the eecret IN oodyear o
tory was brilliant exhibition Of Inventive genius and AZ
lords striking proof Of how closely ono invenr will some
times follow upVn the heels Of another.
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Every week shows increase. The crops throughout
the Western States likely to be larger than be-
fore known and the harvests over the
septs at tide water will without doubt show greater
weekly increase than has thus far been realized Recent
advces from Europe hold out few inducements for
shipment Of breadstufs, and unless favorable
change takes place in the markets of Great Britain
shs crops of that country prove less abundant than
tepatd prices must rule throughout the at che
lowest points The quantity Of certain articles cleared
this port for transportation the canal during the
third week in July, Observation-Disclosures at 8
mills 11s97OO lbs sugars $500 do; molasses 10000
dos Coffee 1e 800 do; nails and spikes 81 100 do iron,
II 200 do railroad iron, 2l672oO do Steel 1920 do
heet and tin 10 900 do crockery and glass ware
$1,000 do; fish, Al 300 do sundries, 1880 do.
The following shows few of the principal articles
landed at Buffalo, from the opening of navigation to July
Il for two seasons:-
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K ELLYs HALE PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT.
PUBLICATIONS.

4 ,OCkTONs NEW NOVELETTE, SECOND EDITION
now ready-"The Sisters or the Fatal Marriages." BY
nsnry ,ockton author Of Valentine vox SC The evils
IN this work. that cannot fail exercise tene
heal mhnnce upon society At the time the book
written with every esceency Of stvls All that smnc,
ard beauty Of dton, and interes, % plot and
ng Post. Price 80 cents
H. Lone & BROTHER, a Ann street.
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FrelTIvE SLAVE CAsE-Unitcd States Marshal
a. Il. Roberts, Of Philadelphia, arrived here in the
boat on Tuesday night, having in his custody the
slave, Daniel Hawkins, who was recently recovered
under the Fugitive Slave law in Philadelphia, By
bis owner, MIR w NJ. Risteau, Of Baltimore county.
BolinCre american, yuiy "a
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BALES ny AUCTION.

II c. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNf-
tSre, This Day at 10 o'clock. at the house corner
nre in the large four house (which had been
FURNISHED Ter private family boarding house. aud most OF
the furniture purchased this spring and consists
Of Mahogany Paror Furniture Gas Fixtures Brussels
and ingram Carpets Window Curtains and
%entsi airr.rs Sante nIaamsnts Extension Dning Tables
Cutlery, Painted Chamber Furniture Hair Mattresses
Beds aud Bedding Stair and Hall Carpets Mahogany Chairs
and Sofas with all the usual lase we'll
furnished house Kitchen Furniture, &c all which will
be sold without reserve Catalogues the
UCJIoN NOTICE-GROCERTEs. TEA, CANDLES
IA Soap, Segars, Lemon Syrup &c. On Friday July - al
halfpast ten o'clock IN from. of the store 81 street
Pepper French Brandy Cherries choice Malaga Bunch
Cluster Rasins Cheese Segars Lemon Syrup Soap
dies Brandy Gin, Whiskey, Wines Caret Maekerel Shad
Salmon Herrngs, Bay Rum, &c.
w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey street.
UCTION NOTICE-THOMASB BELL, AUCTIoNEER-
IA by II. NJ Sale this day, at half past ten block
in the Auction Rooms, 10 North William street of Liquors
Wines Segars Dry Goods London Guns Rifles, Jewelry
Fancy Articles, Watches, Furniture, sc
THOMAS BELL Auetioneer.
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FIN E ARTS.


LIME ARTS-MTNfATuRE UPON IvORY.-NESSOR
Corrad miniature and oil Italian painter bess leave
TO announce TO the public and his friends In particular that
he has esab.hed bic studio at lO2 Leonard
broadway where he will Be at the disposition Of those
will favor him with their ands. from 10 oelo h A. NJ
to io'eloek, T. NJ Aquaree portraits made too, at
very good terms and good kebesses warranted lie
has also the pleasure to that he has published
two autographs portraits the very Licensees Of tie
most eminent Italian patriots. &c Martini and Gen Carl.
ssld drawn on stone BY the same artist They sold
20 cents each at Messrs waller and krep ALAS and frame
store 2 broadway and at Mr. Godonas music store t03
Broadway. Those who like 70 have idea OF the
miniature works made ly the artist call AZ 2 Leonard
street. where they will ind specimens Of the kind
II ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT.
N ing once, III Fulton street Portraits bill heads
cards, Wedding visiting, address, aud home cards
boxes envelope &c &c; notes checks, bills exchange
name plate engraved and 80 cards printed for ten shil
hngs B-Depot for the sale Of copperplate presses
burned oil black, Ne, Sc. ''
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iDVERTISRMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
POST OFFICE NOTICE


posT OFFICE, NEW Y0RK;-NoTICE.THE MAILS
II per United States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN, will
close this office Saturday July 2 1851 at l0s A. NJ
Letters for France must be prepaid twenty cents
closed mail for Bremen and the German States will be
made up per Franklin. WIN. BRADY. Z. N.
DOST OFFICE. NEW YORK.-N0TlCE-THE MAILS
Il per United States Mail Steamer CHEROKEE, will
slose at this office Saturday July 26 1851, at
Letters for the following places must be pre- paid
nhvanh ~
Brithh ~
Othtr W. L. lslanes ........... -
lhn."t. -
3. W. Coast Of South America. so :"
eliza. ...,........ .............
wM. v. BRADY p. NJ.
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THE TURF.

CEETREvILLE CoURsE.-rROTTING.-PU $50.
~ mile heats best three In hve in harness. free for all
horses To OF August u Entries to close Saturday
August by 10 o'clock, Pm, at Mr.. Maddens Hotel, lSS
lhaths street, N. Y. JOEL CONKLIS, Proprietor
CENTREVILLE COURSE .-TR0TrlNC.-PUasES $40,
~ mile heats in harness free for all horses To
on August 49, Entries to close Saturday August by 10
o'clock, NJ at Mr. Maddens Hotel, lS Chatham street.
New York. JOEL cONKLIN Proprietor.
CARATOGA COuRsE-TROTTING-s JULY
- 70 ats =. NJ Purse $50. two mile heats, in harness.
james koMann enters g. Yermont o. Dimmick enters b.
x. Jack Rosster.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN Of lillian Deupree. late Of Lexington, Oglehorpe
county Georgia. deceased hereby respectfully
make and all persons ha de-
mand against taid deceased hereby to present
JANE A. DEUPREE, Exeeutrix
Lexington, 0glethorpe county, Ca, July H. 1851.
TTAXEs OF lssl-oFFIcE RECEIVER TAXES, 6NEw
City Hail. Park. (Rate ~ IS l00) Notice Is hereby
that the Tax Books OF the will be
payment Tuesday, the 29h day Of July, and that will
then be tho charged therein All
paying their taxes previous TO the t Of November
next will receive deduction Of interest at cent
calculated from the time Of payment to the LIST Of
December neat One cent will be added TO all taxes
paid LIST December and two cent the 18th Of
becem Hours for receiving from A N. to
Up. N. Bankable money only received.
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
BPersons sending full desert pons Of their property
will have their bills them
behad by applying at this office.
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED ERos ENGLAND
IA wishet for an engagement Governess, In afamily
Combined with atold EnE education she teaches French
ansforte, flower painting and the rudmonts Of
lane
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FINANCIAL.

DARTNER WANTED-JN A LUCRATIVE AND LONG
established business patroned by the most respectabl
lass OF customers Meme but person possessed OF
Office. - -
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PERSON AL.

vNo WILLIAM THE PERSON WHO ADVERTISED
over this name, In Sundays Herald, heading his adver
tsement To capitalists" will and for him at the
Herald tfhee.
TIVE RELATIVES OF WIN, NELSON, LATE SEAMAN
Il on board the steamship Panama. who was dr. wned
Jan, 49, 1851 will hear something their ADVANTAGE
calling ht the Office Of The Pacific Mail Steam Company
81 South street.
rTNHE RELATIVES OF ID. d.. SOUTHARD. A CABIN
passenger board the tteamship Panama, who died
Nay a. 1851 on Monterey requested TO call az the oe
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. 90 South street. New
York-Jersey papers please copy.
VoUSG MAN MIssING-JosHUA CoLyER RE
sdent Of Lchgh county Pa industrious and steady
young left newark " as he said for Illinois,
"a Of June last and has not since been heard e. lie Is about
min eteen Of about Eve feet in height sandy
hair and light pexion. ua has worked talor
trade His father who has New York ia search
him, IL anxious for Information and will send his son
sisanse, ifhe requires IT, 70 return home. Address
CHARLES COLNER, Allentown. Pa
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TO CONTAGIOUS.

r'o BUILpERs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL De RE-
ceved till Monday, June 2S for the erection Of three
houses. Plans aad tpeciie ations can he seen at
LOUIS BURGERS Once No. 81 Hester street. N. Y.
INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, no. L-PRoPo-
sss draining and grading tie lands % tAis associa
tion will be received till the trst day q August ISL by D.
Over 81 broadway, and by John stephens the grounds
near bast Cest 81 either 81 Which places thc Plan peett
nay he obtairsd.
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appears by this that large portion of the increase
in receipts at tide water shipments made along
the line Of the canal
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rAnpEN AND hnBoy RAILRoAp LINE IRON NEW
" York TO FhsdelphiaLesye Pier No, North River ~
aesntost JOHN POTTER, Morning Limo, ~ o'clock
Afternoon Line 81 oeioct. Ysre by either line, e&
onward eeet, 81 migrant Line st 9 o'cioch p T.,
are, ~ ~ 1. BLISS, AssnA
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sPMCIAL ROTlCEs.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. NO.
~ City Hall. July 10. l5i-Pertons exempt from jury
iuty who not registered their exemption this Once
notified 10 make such registration before the 18th
tns:. Wh. A. WALKER. Commissioned Of Jurors.
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HANDSOME DAPrLE Ray MARE, WITH LIGHT
wagon aud harness for sale Is fast traveller stylish
sound very gentle and excellent under the saddle To be
Tynns stables No Is West Thirteenth street. Wagon
and harness made 20 order.
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REWARDS.

q 4 n REwARD.-TAKEN FROM THE OFFICE OF
% III the subscriber No. Wall street the evening
the 2st or the morning Of the 22d instant among other
things case Of Mathematical Instruments, and large
Pocket Book containing Deeds notes. an other
papers Of valve to but the uudersgned
Ihe,above reward will he paid for the return Of the Pocket
Book and contents to the undersigned by enclosing the
to him through the Post Once and asked
GEO. r. NELSON, No. Wall street.
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EoR sALE-AN IRON GRAY MARE, ISL HANDS
high, old warranted sound and sind In all
respects. To stefan, for family horse che would
be very valuable Also sht Rockaway wagon for two
Twtnty.hrst street.
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The aggregate quantity of the articles left At tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the I'D
July inclusive during the years 1s49 and 1851
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m UsICALs.

GfOR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY 81
cond hand Pianeforte, Boston made in good ORDER viii
be sold al great ssohce In consequences Of the family
breaking up housekeeping Apply 10 n r. ID. cURTISa
Agent for Hewes American Patent Action Plan oortss No
~ Broadway, where ~ oan be seen
LRARD GRAND PIANO FOR sAJE-oNE OF TUE
Il Pianos imported from Ernrd factory
entirely new, handsome rosewood csse-Proe $500 Apply
70 Kerksies Breusing, t21 Broadway.
MGLoDEoN FOR sALB.-APPLY AT 135 BROAD