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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-23

shy Broadway hae received lot Of Breakfast Sleeves
lie. Cd Handsone Feeelewsrk do, from Embroidered
Cellars, cheap ot ~ cents Scaopsd Linen Hsnker.
chiefs ~ cents Embroidered dc, los lis and l2s Blse
Dem Wells 81 per under regular prices Other soods
rropOrtonately cheap.
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guid sar Dye. celebrated in London Paris, Boston.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington NC only be pro-
cured genuine at the mandatory street. New Yort
The pubc beware o. ooupteeis See my various
the address.
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News FROM EurorE.-The steamship Arctic,
Capt Luce, will be due tomorrow sight, with one
weeks later news from Europe. We expect to
hear by her Of the safe return to England Of the
Atlantic
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very Superior w or Teppss SHOULD call ~ Bachelor,
he perfectly understands all their requirements no mater
how scut he fails 70 At the head in fact he kno
his business and makes business Of H. Copy his address
And give him call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-23

The Abolition Convention, recently In session at
Syracuse has Issued Its address IL Is full of the
clustering and ianatcal language which charscte
their oceediprs
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IVES brought inside Of the ONCE and bresthed her last
In sfew moments. Mrs. Philippine Hauser, wife Of
Wsndelne Hsuser, was Is yesfs Of sgs, and from
0berscksn, near Brehen. Grand Duchy Of Baden, Ger
many. was informed. by her husband that she had
been unwel some days and had complained OF pain In
her bowels. Mrs. Haussr In the ship Gal
hs-loaded with 2A stserage passengers-whioh left
Havre the 20th OF November last and she had not
been In this city more than two hours. Mrs Hsuser
In company with her husband and left their board
ing house l6l Washington street. TO take look ut the
city; and had been up to Broadway, and return
Ing TO their boarding house. am informed that CON
siderable disease had been on board this ship As
have not any report Of this death in any of the
morning papers, thought would send you this
statement What disease caused the death Of Mrs Ii
do not know; the pain she endured for few minutes
must have been very great; many suppose that she
died OF cholera; there apparent fever; cold,
slammy sweat settled upon her face Ifthere has not
been post norton examination made by the proper
authorities already, they should not delay It, The
physician whoever he may be- attached to this ship,
s, In my opinion, blamsable for suffering Mrs ii. to
leave the ship when she had been suffering under .
bowel complaint for several days, accompanied with
severe pain. Whether this ship quarantined, or
not / did not learn. j. BURKE.
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Mr.. Soaring, at No. SO Bond street, -
forming elass the second quarter Ladies and Gentle
rtn desiioss Of learning the many shan9ss made the
and waits should themselves q this opporuni
mendation TO ALL Mr. teaches many new dances Of he
posuou, In addition Of former seasons
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Yesterday about twooclock, p VI looking out Of
my window, 20 Liberty street I say woman sink
down the steps; youpg man her sonl and her
husband TO ssrst her 10 rise but AZ
tie fret sight saw sue was struck with death sne
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have had TO shin pretty hard make their accounts
good at the banks Some of the strongest houses liz
the street had nothing over to-day just before the
closing Of the banks. Ths banks have given notice
that cheeks of brokers will not be paid or certified
unless the money Is deposit The banks have beer
compelled to adopt this rule for their own preser-
walton. The wild speculation in fancy stocks and the
enormous imitation Of prices have alarmed the banks
and forced them to take such will insure
them against loss from any sudden collapse In tbs
stock market. IL would be well for the banks tolook
to the margins on the fancy stocks they have made
loans In immense amount OF these securities have
beeu bypothecatsd and wsn the collapse takes place
prices will run down rapidly that II will be din
cult TO keep up with them. All we can say to the
bears is be patient SO far sellers concerned
everything IL going on pro.perously, add when the
time comes there will be a rich harvest.
The receipts at the Office OF the Assistant treasurer
Of this port today amounted to s97 COZ ~ payments
sloo,135-baianee, So 55s 500 81
The Cumberland Ciriian has compiled from the CEN
sus returns the following statistics OF the operations o.
the Mount Savage Company -" The cost Of works anC
railroad to the present company was $40 GEO. The
original cost much greater Independent Of this
the present company have invested in the works au
active capital Of $3.50 Ooo The capital invested In the
manufacture Of Ere Stiok Is $4,000 During the,year
ending the Let Of June $3.50 the works consumed Oot
the same they manufactured eight hundred tons q
railroad iron, werth $4,000, and nine hundred thou
sand ere brick, worth s27 600. Their nctiye POWER
consists Of four stationary and four locomotive en-
sinesr
The seabosrd and Roanoke Railroad hes been com
pleted TO Franklin. distance Of thirty. ssyen miles
and Il Il said there is not the slightest pediment IL
the vsy Of lite extension to Its southern terminus &c
connect with the Wilmington road.
bill has passed the lower house Of the Legislature
OF kentucky providing that bills notss falling due
on the fourth Of July Christmas, Thsuk.givine day
shall be considered due the succeeding day and
that note at four months shall for 70 days before
the days OF grace.
The Nsumkeag Cotton Manufacture ompany have
declared two dividends Of three per cent each during
the past twelve months II appears from the report
the directors that there used year s77 bsl.r
81 cotton weighing l5i4Oi2 n producing 1,2s5,92s
lbs, or 4esss5s yards OF manufactured goods.
The report Of the sesmens Savings Bank shows
sets consisting Of State stocks bonds and mortgages
real estate and each, amounting 10 sS,1b1,s17 az
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RESPONSIBILITIES ORR. 4. CONDUCTORS,
A sseng~r recently bought ticket to 90
70 ihn Cuba station upon the y. \ ok and
Etle Railroad The conductor received tho
ticket, but refused TO stop at the station, aud
canned the passenger ii miles be ond. The
passenger afterwards nbsined warrant a.
esinsi the conductor Cor l,i,e imprsonms al,
upon which hp vas arrested and held to an
sscr.
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Feb -, 1850
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NEW SWEET POTATO

We made feiefeHce the other dsy 10 !
new ,srieiy Of the sweet potato, believed
TO have been hrough, from 500 part of Soujf
America. Superiority as TO sizs favor, &c
was claimed for u over oil other kinds. W.
suggested that u was probably The ives, Ia.
dta yam. winch grows IN most tropcal coun
tres, and Is freqaen " me, with ia the se.
geiable market hare. Thu. has brought q
nate from an esteemed correspondent who
knows somrihlng Of tbs ne y variety, aad he
inllmstes that ~ shall son have an oppor.
tariiy ourselves of Jniglag Of Ils merits
The fact IT," h. ssyss. ''ihe root Is Giif.f.
ent in growth and every quality from every
one we have here. and |, as well as map,
who h,ve lasted them, consider them en-.
ufeiy surerIot. Thy grow either IL the
shape Of thick yam potato or like a iurnip.
great proportions OF the largo sze ~ thai
form. For nv osn part. ] consider hen
he most elegant fo"t 80 abe tina | know
of, when prepared az The | Ssh po,nto aed
to me hes seem enu,e eltIg hHk brtwrcn
Toe mesly lnsh and sweet p,tato
Mobile Herald
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VALUABLE BOOKS.
~ V4I' o.1ED MD FoR sALE 81
y DEM $. EAT 0Es.

BOOK ELLER AND sTATIONER,
lA3 MAssAy STREET, II. Y
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A BANKERS DODGE.

A story is current here, Of q little sharp
practice on the psrt Of the Cashier Of The
Peoples Bank OF Patterson, whleh 10 too good
TO be lost. The morning this institution fad.
ID, he came inio Town, expecting to make ar.
raBgemenis 10 go on as usual but his agent
here very properly refused 10 redeem ths
bills, unless supplied before with the needfui,
which was not forthcoming aud iae cashier
accordingly started on hi, return TO make
preparations for closing the bank. Ga ar.
irving at Jersey City he { und quite nun
Der Of brokers collected, who had got wind of
The trouble, and we're on their way to Pat
lerson to secure, If possible, the redemption
of the bills IN their hands. The train started
the hungry b ! holders seated in the car. !;
and the Cashier, who ls President of he
Railroad Company, standing with the engi
neer on the locomotive. Alter run nf a
few mics, the bolt by which The eng ne
drew ITS burden, was quietly withdraw.
and the locomotive. carving the Cashier.
shot onward TO Paterson, leaving the ears
TO follow al their leisure. A. soon as he
had taken leave Of his passenger, the enpi.
neer pat back to bring up The train, aud
found It at q dead stand 10 On interesting
locality, where the passengers had abuad.
AIT time and opportunity to examine the
scenery and cool the fever Of their impa
tience. When the train reached Patterson,
the score Of brokers rushed To the bank
but found i, closed, with an interesting pla
card attached to the door.-N. \. Journal
Of Commerce.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO PGsTMAsTERs.

5sETl f'adyarisor, Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
81 A.cghluy county, Maryland is the first per.
san tn the unled States who conceived and under
took exensycly publish the idea of furnishing al
post Offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb
or TO any her that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out in any man.
ne7 detective or uusatl, factory duplicates will be
forwarded on notice without extra charge. All who
order set of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates at only So or thirty pleces shall DO kept in
stamps aG djium. Full sets with one change ST.
when stamps are neatly made with turned handles
and screw--same stye as the regular government
p, Q. stamns-durabe, efficient and warranted -
Price to two dollars only, and special authority
to send by mail free
Address Pos, Master, Pleasant Grove, Alegha.
ny county, Maryland
1J7Any editor publishing the above with this note)
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I.estsIEcutaI Orders.
state Of Worth CuroliMG.

mEcKLrNBrRG COUNTY.
Court of Lqaiy. Spring Term, 1851.
Tina B Springs It al
rs. Bill Of Injunction.
VIM Harycn & wife. \
az he Defendant IN this case not residing within
- the limits Of be STATE I ,rgs Ordere. tt Cont
that publication he mace AK weeks N the Charlotte
Journal giving notice 10 the said WIN, Ilarven and
wife, that unless they appear at our next Court Ell
Fqnty to be held iCr The said county, at the Court.
House in Charlotte on The 7th Moudsy after the 4lh
Monday in Septeob T, ls5l, and plead, answer or
demur The bin viii be heard ex rare and The runc.
ton be perpetuafed as rrlNtd fer.
Witness 4 Danlap, Cl,rk end Master in Fqni.
~, AZ office IN Charlotte, the 4h day Of September
A. u. ls5l,
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Of Mr.. Z J. ERws
Tuition per Session Of 3 Mouths.
Fer Spelling, Reaeirg and Writing, 81 50
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Mutia, 20 Co
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The present. Session VII clJ-e on the 20t' Jln4ry
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y Second Session vii cdmatuce On tho ! &c
August and else n tae 2Utb December.
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Y used by Clerks and Consablest
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~ Notice

hereby given, that Mr. Slaltl H. Wiihtrs. If
z DlT'd'on College, is duly suhl-lstd 10 act Is
'ny escni Ia The general TRANSACTION Of nv bl ines
during NY absence lroal The STATE
S,y 10 1851. III
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EoFtTsE-c iRGEfga
EItusl Life Insurance Company.
oFiICE KtLEtGH M 4.

TESHIs Ccupars continue . insure Tho lircs d
- a!tktaittJ "hite Persons and Sages
I"a gfeatcstr.h taken on a single if o0e. -
Sayes s'e insured !lr a term d o4c 10 Eve safs ia
5ds tnsr yal5.
tFt CEEs
i)r Charles L. Jttusrn President.
VAIN p iityuoed, Wee President,
llre# 7 Jarl4a, Secretary,
Wi!..aG Il mes. Ttta.uter,
Perrin b. bee httsraoy.
Dr. Nm H. Mckee, Examining Physician
J. i'a.sm1n, Gen er4l Agent
~ l'- are paid within 30 days afer satisac.
tory presi Is presented.
AXIS aud Pamphlets, stoairr the plan OF ape.
"a ION OF the COMPANY, asy be had On applications
al iae flee any Of jha Agencies Al lottcisoa
business h1uld be addressed 10
JAMES f. JORDAN, S,efet4ry
jul q. l.s3 s3-lg
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HnHILADELPHIA MEDICAL, UuJrSF-Es
Is lab,lshed Is wears ago b. DR. kINkEflN
The Oldest slresl aid best hand tae.rs al H. rms al
secret diseases diseases of The kin and solitary s
birs of youth is DR. kINkFLIN, n. W. corner O..
THIRD and UNION Streets. between Snrsoe A. d
Pine. II sorAsFs FROM THE EXCHANGE pan .prfppl,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
There IS a EaLi, which bry. te8el. eath otber at
the academy or collerc-a habit ipdaigfd in v.hsn
hy themselves. in solitude. qrovipg ma ,it, he b9r
10 manhood and Inch. Ifnot abandoned ie tl,. i,ra
not only beses serious obstacles 10 matrimonial han
plness, bat riyes use to series Of proracsd p4l.
diaus and devastating affections Few Of those u lo
indulge in this petnlCuus practice are aware OF Tie
consequences, until they md tie neGvous y stem
shattered feel sifarEe and uneceonatabe feelings,
vague fears IN the mind, The Iodlylduaj becomes
feeble, he Is una bic 10 labor with accustomed vEur,
ar 10 aapy bis mind to stucy hls step Is lardf aud
weak he Is dull rresouie, tie counlenanse IS Down
cast, The eyes without naura iuste >bamgtaeedness
Is apparent infsE ARE SYMPTOMS wHicH snnulD A
"HN1N '"S ioN " AZ FIJI Cd
II TIE VICTIM
Ee conscious o.! the cause OF hl~ dsesF, and having
those terrible noelurna! and involuntary emissions,
FN al q " Ia
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WASHINGTON.
Websters Resignation not Certain-Our Rela-
tons with Mexico. sc.
Correspondent Of The Nev-York Tribune.
WAsurNnrnN Monday. Ang l. ISL

tons with Mexico. &c.
Co-resFondence Of The New-Yors Tribune.
wAsHrNGroN. Monday, Aug. l. 1881
There Is 10 real foundation for the story
that Dir. WEBSTER viii resign AZ the meeting Of
Congress.
an Wei awsre who the parties are that make the
statement and upon VIVA; they base r. Il might pos
Sbly be regarded as a ;olera5.e guess. but nothing
rore. There nothing definite or reliable about d,
There was time. not long since. wAsn the strong
probabilities were that Mr. WEBSTER would with
draw from the Cabinet within a very lew months
but the political horoscope has presented a different
phase since then, and the reasOn> which might then
nave operated are Of much less force now. A. al
events, however r1mor NAV have L. Il Is certain that
tie most Intimate personal friends OF the Secretary
State regard these reports totally ~fhOu; found
anon
AS Informed YOU some time since would be the
case. the Government have sent ont by Governor
fletcher an earnest remonStrance against the teen
neal aInulment OF the GARA1 grant oy me action
q the Mexican Congress. our Minister, under
sand is instructed 20 10 everythin IN his power 10
Consummate the treaty recently presented 10 the
Nexcan Government. or negotiate such a new one
Is Will be satisfactory 10 both Governments. Il i
lot doubted that the absence o. our Minister has
gwen Use 10 Some intrigue on the part OF Fore N
Governments. and he returns 20 Mexico with fIll
knowledge of the difficulties he may nave 70 encOun-
te-. and Is prepared 10 meet them.
The object OF sending the Saran &C Is probably for
the protection OF the maritime rights OF oar coaS'l0g
vessels which have heretofore encountered dIicu.-
ties while engaged N lawful commerce. NoRE ANON
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Later from Mexico-The California Expedition
Arri,ed-Thc Tehuantepec Party-The hur-
ricane AT Tampico.

NV ORLEANS. Thursday, Aug II, 1871
By The steamer, We have intelligence nom Vera
Cruz 10 the 2d INST.
News had been received there Of the arrival OF
one 81 he Lower California expeditions, which has
been heretofore noticed taxing It's departure IRON
California. l. had, however, made no warhAe dem
Ors'ratlOn
The country generally Is quiet. though there were
some rumor> OF intended revolutions IN favor ~
santa Anna.
portion of the Tehuantepcc surveying party
have returned b, this steamer.
Major Barnard remains on the lSthnuS
There had bccn severe hurricane at Tamplco,thc
loss by whlchIs estimated at 100000
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LATER FROM cEAGEEs.
Arrival OF the Brother Jonathan.
WRECK or STEAMER UNION.
ITEMS FROM THE WEST INDIES

The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived about
T. o'clock last night from Chagres, whence she
sailed on the 0rh inst she reachei Chagres
from, New.York On the 9th inst. OF her return.
the Brother Jonathan LEFT Kingston, Jam, on the
18th inst. She left il Chagres the steamship
Falcon. awaiting the mails.
The steamship OHIO arrived at Chag-es or The
Oh inst with broken shaft and one engine dis
abled. so that she VIII 90 to Navy Bay and
await orders from her owners. The Ohio broke
her shaft on the 81 tinst. of Kingston. She re
ports heavy weather
The steamer Union wen, ashore IN fog on
tie 9Th July. at o'clock 4. NJ. four days ont
from san Francisco. on st Quinien Reef She
is a total wreck She had 300 passengers on
board. and 100000 In gold dust The passen-
gers and dust was all saved except $4,000 taken
by passengers and crew. Nofrelght saved
The following are the Brother Jonathan's pas
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Watson &. characterization.
TO THE EDITORS or THs NEw-YORS TRIBUNE
" ~ 1

~ tHk hS'tVNS or NIB NbW-lOkA IkiblNk
VIII you confer favor on me by correct
ing wrong impression on ihe public mind .. that
Mr. Greeley collected 81 go FOR my benefit. MANY
persons SUPPOSE there were several thousand dollars
COLLECTED ioT me. when the fact Is BY reference 70
the books OF The cashier III The TTsJs Office, Will
be al once seen that only SIS, was contributed.
would not trouble yourself or the public with this
statement were II NOT that there Is an impression on
many minds that have made consider able money by
asltaiing the abolition OF the lash. Every cent OF
the amount received went towards paving OF debts
contracted IN thai cause. OF which am not by any
means clear vet. nor likely 10 De until earn II With
nv hands Respectfully. WATSON O. H.YSEs
Carriso,,'s Landing, Putnam Co, ny, Aug, 1851
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B1ooNrR COSTUME IMpRovrp.-A friendly

>poRdent Georgia writes Us tha, The ladies OF
the South have made a decided Improvement IN
BloomeI Trousers. Il consists simply IN allowing
the trowserS long enough after fastening them at
the ANGLES in the usual Siyle 10 fall gracefully over
to the inStep lie has seen both kinds and assures
US this Is much more becoming and decided I'M
provemeni.
The short dresses and trowses have got - fas as
Atlanta and Lawrenceylle, Ga, and the Columbus
ladies are painting for lis appearance That very
morning correspondent three ladies together.
On DOORS two dressed IN full Boomer, and the
other IN the Improvement TO which he must Weld tas
palm. l. e the improved