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The Opera at Castle Garden.

consequence of the great rush to hear the splendid
tenors saly and Bettni, Mr.. Maretzek has arranged
two places the entrance gate for the sale Of tickets
IL is we'll also know that tickets also be had at
Halls music store, Broadway-but great deal u annoy
anee can be avoided by purchasing them during tue
day We glad to perceive that the ioerality discre
ton ard ygor evnced by Maretzek since he nrst took
the eria chair OF the Opera have for him the
esee al patronage Of the lovers Of musical science
We hope he may preserve his hon )raby achieved popu
laIy He the requirements necessary the
success Of Opera in this country and hs consequently
formed first orchestra. highly trained and full
first fingers the day Ill conducting artistic
tint Marip and Beneyenano Maretzek cannot be 9TH
erwse than successful The sweet imp lssonea melodies,
us rendered by these distinguished artists and the
splendid and expressive orchestration, stamp Maret
zek's company inmitabe. Last evening, Donizettis
beautiful opera Of Rob ITO Oever.ux' again per
formed and received throughout with the greatest
enthusiasm Bettni sang his role with power, sweet
ness and effect, and frequently cheered His duet
wi Costini encored at the end of the act they
were called before the curtain amid the cheers Of
a delighted audience. Bettiu was in fine voice.
also BeneventaBo In consequence OF the storm. the
atte enhance thin notwithstanding the respective
artists sang their brilliantly To night La Son.
nambula" with Bosio Salvi. Marni and Costini, when
We NAV expect another monster assemblage. The two
great tenors Savi and Bettini singing alternate
nights must protably for Maretzek lie deserves
he H. enterprising manager and deserves the sup
tort Of our musical citizens.
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Naval fueeIllaeuce,

The United states sioop Of Preble which has just
been fitted out the Brooklyn favy Yard TO be sta
toned at Annapolis school ship for the naval insti
tuition there ready to receive her The following
will be her complement q officers and men:-1 lieutenant
4 passed midshipmen assistant surgeon, I purser,
boatswan carpenter, gunner, sailmaker yeoman,
ships steward surgeons steward cabin ste ward,
ofcers' steward SHIPS cook, cabin cook, officers
cook ships corporal master at arms bostswsin's
mater gunner's mate 4 qusrtermasters, quarter
gunners aptsns forecase captains tops captains
sft.r guard, captain hold. 20 seamep IL ordinary
men landsmen and boys and IA NOTWITHSTANDING III Of
fcers % petty officers. 70 seamen IL ordinary seamen
lspdsmep. and IA msrnes-l00 men, all told
The crew Of the u 8 sloop Of St Louis, at Nor
folk was paid Of on Monday, after cruise Of three
Year,.
Passed Midshipmsn Samuel b Elliott, condemned by
medical survey detached from the ship Lexington
and placed on furlough. .
Lent Alexander Gibson has been detached from the
North Carolina and Lieut. Henry Wake ordered TO re-
ucye him.
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RIoT AT MONTREAL, CA most disgraceful
affair occurred yesterday morning. the arrival of
the steamer Montreal, Captain J. ID. Armstrong,
from Quebec As usual, it appears, on the arrival
Of the boat, the cabmen MADE rush on board, and
one Of them having been pushed back by Of the
pened to be lying there and threw il on the sailor
with such violence that IL knocked him down, and
did him great bodily injury. Captain Armstrong,
at this stage Of the proceedings, ordered his to
seize the cabman, which they were prevented from
doing, by the carriers and cibmen who were present
at the time. The scoundrel was subsequently, pur-
sued as far as the Place dArmes, when. jumping on
a cab there, he made his escape. Medical aid vas
promptly in attendance, but we regret TO add that
the Injuries received will probably oblige the poor
man to leave his situation for some time. The
new police force will no doubt be found effective in
suprfessing such lawless conduct. We hope Capt.
hGrsth may discover the offender .-Montrm Pi-
iof, Jpiy H.
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AhrTyAL IRON ST. Do,frSoo.-The Danish schooner Car
lotta Capt Canessa, arrived yesterday from Port au
Platt whence she sailed about the 4th inst la Gaa,
Of Sc Domingo Of the 18th ult contains the following
proesmsc n which have before mentioned but
Iublhhed. 1t merely confirms previously given -
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
BuTHAyrNrrRa BsEz. PErsDESr rHE REFrBLIc, TO
III. DoMrSicas Prorls.
ID minicAns The savage enemies Of our Independence
have sgGn to insult rontiers and abusing
good faith they wished TO surprise by presenting
themselves emssarie Of peace point whilst on
the other they were meditatng giving Us severe blow by
Our brave people led by the gallant Colonel joaquin
Aybsr punched TIER rtaebery the field Of POSTER
RIO ard defeated their projects by routing their roop
compelling them 70 throw away their arms repass their
lIss. and seek safety in the woods.
New l1uTels hs brows Of our brave people, and
Is again justified before the civilized world,
by another pertdy the part Of rash aggressors
Soldiers The Truce which in reality existed since you
conquered the Hsytiensat Las Careers driving them
back from frontiers, and dispensing their mercena
Ies with fear and terror converted into arni-ce
by the ipt,vsution q powerful nations the friends Of
humanity. Listening TO their counsel you put by
your arms and you resumed them when this attempt
the pert q TIE enemy made In defiance Of the medating
powers had broken the truce and compelled TO make
Ifeparati,n t for resistance. We hope new trumphs
will aHsit you The gov'rrmeat WILL In the meantime
denource This act 10 the world.
DcminoaBs forgt ting your achievements and their
conoitn the conquered party our tyrants call upon
you obey them in a. faBce q your right and without
any respect TO the government established by pon
n' will They speak Of peace, who are devoured by
ANARCHY ard bloody Of castes Our Independence
10 already inct ntrovertibe fact acknowledged by
powerful nations who maintain diplomatic relations
With the republic. There few nations who do not
honor the flag which have hos,ed In this palladium
Of liberty Let our enemies come and lower u II they
Let The M continue careless and nadvertent aud
sccustom 70 conquer them, and the time will not be
distant When, being forced to live good neighbors
they will to fcandale civilization by their crimes
and byheir rooted feelings ofhatred towards other
Of the human species
Given in the National Paa,e 81 sante Don lingo 9th Of
june. 1851, and in the eighth year a the Republic
BUENAyENTURA BAEZ. President
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Geographic Summary.

Our last ghts telegraphc advices are of COM
paratively little importance. The common coun-
ellis of Pittsburg have been passing very decided
resolutions in supper. of the Pittsburs, Steuben
vile and Indiana Railroad, with view Of drawing
the trade Of the Great West, through By Pittsburg
and Philadelpblt q, for the Atlantic markets This
is al very lau abe, in the city Of Pttsburg, thus
TO be pRttng q for the transportation and travel
bet veen the NJ ssissipp valley and tie Atlantic;
and If Philadel lila not an inland, fresh water
seaport Ga drawback which We have always re-
xretted.) the great enterprises of New Iork might
stand in some fear of this straight through line OF
ral Dads Ii Pittsburg, through Ohio, Indiana,
and nlino s. TO the Mississippi But the more the
nerrier, sra the greater the swelling commerce Of
eur great numerical emporium.
We ha1 the necessary line Of promotions in the
Ordnance IeTeau reported, resulting from the dis
missal of o.ouel Talcott
The s.4am tug Sarah, recently blown up by the
British r the bay of Rio, it is reported, formerly
kelopgeL ID Colonel John ardiner, of Salem Mass ,
but sod out some time ago, and has since been
under the BRAZILIAN flag If these the facts the
assumption of the United States flag by this vessel,
10 ESCAPE the vengeance Of a watchful cruiser
sgains: slave-traders and their allies, was justly
punished and we feel quite sure that reparation
will be demanded for The outrage, by the American
government.
Several o:her items, from various parts of the
country, will be found in our telegraphie column.
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SOMtkern Intelligence.

FATAL AFFRAY DROUGHT IN vIRGINIA-FooTE FOR
GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI, ETC.
BALTIMORE, July "a, 1851.
The Southern mail has arrived
fatal ARRAY occurred at Rchmc nd yesterday during
which David G. Bridgeford, from Canada was shot and
MORALLY wounded by Vim. nargrove, who surren lered
himself.
There is great drought in Charlotte Virginia, no
rain having fallen since the first Sunday in May. The
and tobacco cropo are ruined.
A LITTER from Vicksburg says, that Gen. Foote will
the State Governorbut the secessionsts
making de sper ate efforts
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THE OWNERSHIP OF TIE STEAMER sARAH-sUPPosED
MURDER.
BosroS, June 81, 1851
The towboat Sarah. which blown up by order Of
the CT the British steamer Cormorant ut Rio
Jarsro suspicion Of having furnished supplies to
sells engaged in the slave trade formerly belonged to John
Gardiner, Of Salem Mass but sold some time ago
and has since been under the Brazilian dag
The body Of young woman named Frances Goodrich
found in the dock at Commercial wharf Boston,
this morning II bore marks Of violence An inquest is
81 Iall
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and Home E.osllsnsy
following decree
q
ss1,s that csns Ia: Of the following
Y: %
seem convenient to other the following
l. The railroad be finished within fifteen years and
the work before two calculating the time from
To contractors the following privileges will be con-
First the road and its branches exclusive privilege
Second The trains materials and necessary instruments.
for its construction the coal which they may until
duties; the whole subject to the tariff and the formas
Third Should the railroad any of the public do
mains land will be granted to .hs contractors for
The Will If % %
colonies both coasts subject to the laws which will be
saS ss b
e hs rules By "a
to an amieabe arrangement with the prSprietSrs
country beyond Vera CHI
the yellow aSs TWO sss M
privilege it reaches the point ndlca'ed before the
taS thus sws Gears i'
puse sasny thirty
years win be granted on the ssess pryssss At The
Foreigners engaged in this undertaking understand
that from this fact alone their rights such in al
parts Of the country where this work is carried
Art H. The government Will award the to hi
those whose oposals the most
keeping with the conditions of the preceding article Foe
this three months wi; be al9 sed for the ressyia
prolong the time stated to three months
Il. M a w iii s A GO &c
translated published in those whioh have
the largest in Europe and North Amerisa and
the stated by cle two will from the day
the eket leaves with c. pies Of this decree.
Art ~. Should the contractors tor the principal rosd
construct the branches which have
selected the government will tien contract with others
fer this object.
railroad trains and buildings will become national property
Art VI places where the railroad follows the
public roads enough must be allowed as decree
the 2ith OF September a 20 pet carriages horses ana
meet with OBJ truesions In their transit
said roads, should they not wish to avail themselves OF
Art VII The government has the power to contract for
the railroads they think proper part OF the repu
lc subject these conditions with exception
which they be governed by the distances and dcul
ties which may have overcome in their
the executive w in be thinks expednt 20
them demand authority from Congress 70 yield them SUCH
whsteyer with the liberty the constitution grants
public roads. JOSE MARIA CUEvAs.
Presi lent Of the House of Reps
Secretary of the House of Reps.
MANUEL G. PEDRAZA.
JOSE IeNAcTA viLLAsEsoR
Secretary of the Senate.
Let the lie published Distributed complied with
Palace Of the National Coy rnIoest in Mexico May q 1870
Which ! comm uncate 20 you for your government Col
and Liberty Mexico. May 49, lao. LACUNZA.
Proposals. will be received unt the Goth Septic
which dag successful bidder will be publicly
pounoei But IL necessary 20 observe that of the
railroad already constructed from Cruz Molino,
which embraces an extent of three leagues
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NEwsrArER POSTAGE IN CASADA.-We notice
tia. the Canada British Mig states :-"At the
Bureau Of the (Canadan) Postmaster General, /
was assured that it was in immediate conte mpla-
ton 70 abolish the postage on all newspapers"
It is suggested that this is not to be gratuitous
remission but is to apply only to those newspapers
which will publish the statutes Of he colony without
charge. Here is hint worthy Of the notice Of Mr.
Postmaster General Hall and his wiseacre friends
in Congress.
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IN cases OF dyspepsia Asthma and General Debility
a. been atteted bynany citizens who are well 70 the
public, and whose statements be
the agents The most ncredulous find ample
this medicine is worthy their attention and fair trial
sale by A. b. d. Sands 100 Fulton street, A. d. ScOvill
Co. sl6 and q H. Rim ls2 Broadway; J.. 4 Coddnston.
Bowery, corner Of Grand street Hail. Ruckle IL Co.. POS
Greenwich street, and by Druggists generally in the United
States and Canada.
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the only srtce red heads and boards should and
slowly hut surely they razne tie TRUTH Judging from
tire rapidly Increasing sales Gourauds Italian Medieated
Soap for curing tan pimples freekles sunburn erupon
and skin dease his Poudre Subtitle Tor eradesung hair
from low forehead part Of the body, Liquid Rouge
Ly White and Hair ooss, are all found AZ the od estab-
lhed laboratory 81 alker street near Breadway Caen
der s South Third street Philadelphai Carleton lowell
Bliss, sprr ghedi Covell Hartford laval, Easton, PA
Pot Rochester Ftrsue 81 CLa2lts street. New orleans
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THE STEAMERS MA1s.-The Americas mails
will arrive here early this morning, She reached
Boston at half past seven o'clock yesterday morn
isg Our special package was received last night
over the New Haven train. The Washington is the
next steamer due; she was to have left Southamp-
ton ON the Iffh inst.
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10 in his glory. Hs splendid dress Boots and elegant
summer Csit.rs all the Every Of taste
them snd all satisfied that the aforesaid articles are the
cheapest and best to be obtained in this country. Mr.
Brooks by his strict TO business and his thorough
knowledge Of the trade he PRACTICES is rapidly acquiring
fort
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In Cincinnati the result Of ten days experience
proves the business Of the Post ONCE OF %
per cent There general disposit on among the bu,
Hnees men 20 adopt The custom ~ pre- ayment 10 al
cases, and where an ansve Iis expected 70 eactse
lamp.
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The NorMLLs Navy Yard.

NOhFOLk July %, I5JI,
Mr. Srau,ding, charged with receiving stolen copper
from the Navy Yard has been admitted to bail in $1,000
Wturn. charged with the offence has forfeited
his recognizances, and vamosed''
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union secession, and all that sort Of the
dent do citizens become in favor Of the Union And
this reminds that that capital house Of entertainment
80 Broadway The under the proprs orshir Of Messr
LOsEE WOODRUFF, IL also Increasing in popular IL
visited by all friends Of the Union. who know the disc
between good liquor and bad ditto who
cse the comforts of quiet and respectable resort We adj
wise all gentlemen who visit New FORK, this summer To
Iatrn he I,nIn
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NEwsPArEEs IN MAssAcHUsErTs.--We shall
give to- morrow an abstract which we have made
up from details We have received Of the
United States census, relative 10 the news
papers and periodicals. published in the State of
Massachusetts,, as the same were returned By the
Marshals who took the last year. This list,
although not as complete a. it might have been, is
sufficiently correct to be Of interest TO the public.
Il shows that Massachusetts,, with a population Of
a Million sustains no less than 205 newspapers aad
periodicals.. Of which number one half arc pub
lished in Boston. Il will be that all classes
crecds, and notions, are accommodated with news
IaTers and periodicals to their respective tastes,
20 that none have cause to complain, except from q
surfeit Of this kind Of literature. Besides sustain
ing all these publications. the people Of Massachu-
setts take large numbers Of the newspapers o. New
York The circulation Of the Boston daily press, It
appears is about as large that Of the aggregate
circulation Of the daily papers published in this
city. say considerably 1907 600; but Boston, IL
will be remembered, is great thoroughfare, and
the papers printed there circulate widely, by
means ef the railroads.
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE STEAMSHIP
FRANKLIN.
The American mail steamship Franklin Captain woton,
will leave this port at to morrow, for Southampton
ten o'clock to-morrew morning
The NEw YoKK HrRALp printed in French and Eng
lish, will be published a. halfpast niue O'Clock to-
morrow morning
Single copies be obtained, In Europe. at the fol.
lowing placer -
Edwsrds Sanford Co No. Columbia Buildings, pool
NJ DE Berpardy. No ~ John street Adeiphi London
Edwards Sanford Co...... No. II Cornhiii, London
u. H. Revolt. ...... No IL Place dc la Bourse. Paris
Advertisements, well subscriptions will reach
US IL left at the above places.
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Capehasgus the great remedy Coughs Colds Influenza
Caarh Splitting Of Blood AID all other lung complaints
tending 90 consumption. Depot, A. l.. SCOvlLL l. co
SIG Broadway Price in large bottles 81 three bottles
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Important Railway Proceedings at Pitts
burg.


PrrrsBURo, July "a, 1851.
Last night, the Common Council OF this city had the
subject Of repeating the ordinance giving the Penusy
vana Railroad the right to pass through Liberty street.
under consideration.
Mr. RppLE offered the following as substitute, which
adopted -
Resolved That committee of members select three
Of the Common Council TO be appointed to confer with the
president directors of the Penn syvania Railroad
inquire into the espedency of odyng the right
the said oempany ordna of June 5th
1s lay rails &c. Liberty street to the river and
that the said committee report at the next regular meetn
Of the Council.
Messrs Riddle, Harper aud Lowry appointed such
committee.
Mr. HARPER offered the following resolutions in regard
to the Pittsburg and stcubenviue Railroad, which
passed by acclsmation:-
Resolved That direct railroad connection between Pitts
burg and Steubenyle apc Indiana Railroad by Of
the Pttsburg and Steubenye Railroad presents the best
ans by which these efforts TO direct trade from city,
can be ficienty o3unteracted.
Resolved That such connection with the Steubenvile and
Indiana which through the centre of the
State Of Ohio has connected with all the great aes of rail-
and best channel Of between the East West
will constitute this city depot TO immense
merce that will otherwise be directed to other channels
Resolved between Steubcnville
and Ptsburg all Ohio roads communicate with Phila
dephia by the best aud by the route hanne
is opened BY which philadelphia control the western
tlsh the great depots Of commerce within this
wealth.
Resolved therefore That Select Common Councils
do citizens Pt.sburg prompt active
and general support the Pttburg and steubenve Rail-
road, and do ao recommend that enterprise the
ana support VI the authorities and citizens OF Philadelphia
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Wepresume that the rate to iifornia is the
that to the Sandwich Islands rate is given in the
Official advertisements
The WEEKLY IIrRaiD will be published at half past
nine o'clock, to morrow morning.
sirgle copies in wrappers, SKI pence.
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grtatet Hatcheore Wall street. His WIS
unequs for natural and durability. His
Hair Dy is favorably known it needs COMMENT
be procured also from all the Druggists and Perfumers
in u
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semept the Il rd Of this days paper His oos
No White street the second block below Broadway
All letters to G. Roback, No. White street, will be
lgiously attended to if prepaid.
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L.r<cpyp-At East Hsdiam. Conn, 9th instant by
Messrs q n ~ W. Goodspeed. superior schooner, OF
about 100 tons called the Agawarn. The y owned by
Messrs r Tisdale Il Co. Of New York and Jesse Mar.
stock Peter Mackls and David Bese, Of Wsreham sn
is INTENDED to as packet between New fork ana
War,ham. under command q Captain David Besse
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The Tehuantepec Troubles.

New ORIEANs July % 1851.
The Tehuantepec Company steamer United States,
which left for Mnatitlan sch instant returned
yesterday, not having bee reach Tehuantepec.
Two schooners ceared .... Tor the Isthmus under
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Green Tur tle-Terrapin.-so0 Crabs, Clam
Chowder boiled Salmon Lobster salad Sc &c to-day
Bsyards, State street, Battery.
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have boots for the cord OF soIe The
ton IT, where 20 them the beet and cheapes Rep rt
Gays and experiment confirms IT, that the place Is The
Bootua kers' Union y Nassau street.