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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

BALTIMORE May 90, 1851.
The New Orleans mail is received
The steamship Yacht arrived at New Orleans from Bra
with s22 900 in specie and the steamship Globe with
5000 The dates received from Texas to the 10Th
The Indians had murdered whole family, in Benton
county. The Indians subsequently captured by
u s Dragons Nearly every plantation Of Brazos had
been overiiowed.
Henry c. webb, mate Of the ship Francis p Sage has
been arrested in New Orleans, for abducng slave,
found ou hoard
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MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, ny TUE AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP FRANKLIN.
The steamship Franklin Capt Wotton, viii leave this
port at noon to-day for Southampton and IIavre Her
mails viii close at half past 10 o'clock this morning.
The wrrsiy Hrsaip printed in French and English
will be published =. h,rs A. o,.,--- re copies
sixpence
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STEAMSHIP BRoruER toNnGAy.-rhis vessel
went to sea yesterday, after repairing the slight
damage which occurred to her machinery when
short distance on her way to Chagrss. We ace
afraid that engine builders are not particular
enough ia testing their work before they put il On
board Of vessels II may be safe to put machinery
in our river boats without previously testing It, be
cause the shore is so near that no loss Of life can
occur very we'll; but in ocean steamers the is
different 1t saould be settled thing that a II the
machinery intended for ocean steam navigation
should be tested previous 70 putting it on board.
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The Loss OF the Savannah by Fire-tire at
Savannah.

CHaRLrsroS, May %, 1851
The steamer Jasper arrived from Savannah passed
Tue.day evening, the bark Savannah (from Savannah
for New York; FIRE, near Tybee, The steam-tug
Tybee took the passengers aud crew on The loss Is
about $4,000.
fire occurred to-day, IN Savannah. aud destroyed
two houses on Bay street Nos 2l2 and ia The loss
estimated at so 900.
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of ali kinds be bought amazingly cheap OF
SON n Co.. 10 Canal street Housekeepers in a
good carpet other articles line carpet
store, viii ind their adv ntage In calling this establish
men before making their purchases great assortment OF
foor oil cloths, mats, mating and table covers
msrkably eheap-eboa per than before offered.
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there never patent medicine that has With such
universal success the The press wide
spesk q in the highest terms which u richly deserves
appears satisfaction In We
knowing its virtues and feel that would be criminal MOI
let tie public know w. The sales, We understand are
normoue. and daily increasing. We prnphesy that
Hutchngs Vegetable Dyspepsia Btters will yet
sale Townsends Sarsarara. NJ can be obtained OF all
the druggists throughout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

examine stock Of unequalled Of Stoves
have Just got out Air tight Cooking Stove for 1881
Odd Fellow Afo six sizes Of which
used with or without the only thing Of the kind
market ABENDROTH. BRoTHERS. III Beeknan at.
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N EWs BY TELEGR APH.
From Washington.

INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE FRENCH LEGATION AND
THE INSTRUMENTATION OF GENERAL WOOL
KoscIusco's ESTATE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1851
NJ. de sartiges accompanied by the Secretary of the
Legation and other members of the French Mission
yesterday introduced to the Presidents by the Acting
Secretary State the Envoy Plenpotentiay Of the
French Republic. Complimentary addresses we're ex-
changed by the President and the Misister.
General Wool arrived here yesterday The Republic in
a complimentary notice, recommends him to the democ
racy candidate for the Presidency subject entirely
10 the decision Of the future Baltimore Convention
The trial Of relative to the estate of kosciusko
will commence next Monday, in the Circuit Court
Reverdy Johnson and other eminent counsel have been
retained.
The Rev. Clement NJ Butler, rector of Trinity Church.
declines call from the church in Cincinnati with
increase Of salary.
The corner of the Union Academy, lately estab
shed by l.. Richards, laid this evening by the
Mayor, in the presence of a large assembage.
The packet Senator, Of New York, arrived at George
town last evening.
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Epenscheids store M Nassau street. where he showed
his style Of Rocky Mountain Hats gem
tmen. To that they the beautiful and
Of in town only to do them justice. How sell
them for 81, passes comprehension.
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Two DAYS L.rrs FROM Bp.rit The bark Miantonomi,
Captain Collins arrived yesterday from Rio de Janeiro
We have received by her the formal DO Coercio q the
10th alt The news il without interest and no mention
Is made in tina, Paper Of the troubles which arisen
between that country and Buenos Ayrss The steamer
q eohnho arrived at Rio Japsiro on the 10Th from
Monteyjdso
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frequent Of the Bath.-Go TO Pozzon e1 Broadway
You Will md the beet the cieanest and comfortable
Hot, Cold shower Sulphur and yapor Medicated Baths
The city Remember 600 Broadway four doors above Nto
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The INVESTIGATION INTO THE HoBoKES RIoT.-
The examination Of the discharged prisoners at
Bergen, and the investigation before the coroners
jury, at Hoboken, revealed some strange doings
a the public authorities of the latter place, during
the prevalence Of the riot there on Monday last.
There appears to be no doubt that Justice Browning
authorized mum Der of the rowdes to act special
oonstables and that they used that authority for
maltreatng and arresting the innocent portion Of
the Germans Unfortunately IL was a most in
famous and disgraceful affair throughout Where
are these special constablesl The proper autho-
rites should offer a reward for the detection Of
those who we're engaged in the work Of assault and
bloodshed. Are there witnesses to expose those
who fell upon harmless citizens, and after beating
them, dragged the victims to prisonl This affair must
he thoroughly investigated, and tae guilty must be
punished.
We begin to see more clearly some Of the causes
which have led to this and other riots, and to the
increase of rowdyism in this city and neighborhood
for some years past. We are more and more con
WINGED that the original wrong is in the political
conduct Of certain men who pretend to respectable
ty, and who employ and pay rowdics to beat re-
spectacle people from the primary meetings, and
from the polls in election times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

by WATKINS himself at III Fulton street.
No person who purchases at his dissatisfied
because he sells but first quality articles such
warrant 10 give satisfaction TO the buyer Prices low
as at any establishment in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

DETROIT. Frluay. May Ih.I.
Deputy Sheriff Berdsey has Just arrived with Charles
Mason elias Charles W Barnard the torpedo with
his machinery q torpcdoes for blowing up cars and
depot buildings lie of the gang q ncendaries
recently broken up. lie taken at White Pigeon.
after exchange Of shots from pistols The trial Of
those in custody n progressing to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

ree continues to make garments Of the first quality at
s2 French cloth Frock Coat from SIC S2 black cass
Pants from SO TO So satin Vests SIS also
ready made clothing Skeleton Sacks 50 90 Esab
lished 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

did Rocky Mountain Beaver Hat, ended Genns lead
ing dress style for the summer together with
variety of undress Summer Hats-ght dashing the
best material and the highest finish While adding
season valuable his fabrics Genin ad
heres unalteraby TO his old and moderate prices
GENIN, 214 Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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~ yo,rI .,.ary. ~ Spruce street, near

Nssssu-To New shF Dealers. Families, Hotels single
Centlsmen Sc kc-The above Laundry, THE noet extern
sivs tie United BATES has been perfected ~ great es-
New shirts In anv Vanity and style done up for The
trade whoiesae callers and Broadway stores pronpty
ana In the very style. Collars roned IN Troy style
Family clothes prey washed clearly starched and ee-
ironed 4. few hours notice when required wash
Ing and rough diving a. two sngs per dozen r,eees ,or
those wishing toon home. Shrinking 81 all fabrics ior
merchant taller. clothiers ke 1T the shortest notice
Ills Jaundry combines the following uniting
economy eorort and deepatchl Travellers and those
leaving the CITY haste have their clothes washed snd
roned In the bsst within three hours 70 mate
rial IL ufed the washing department but pure olive on
soap and snrsd Croton water. Gentlemens thirs are
done Or s9u, 10 new shirts sale. Gentemens cssrs
roned in Troy style. Light eoored rsnsoons sna ,ess
eleTantiv ironed and polished. Articles washed here
wear longer they carefully hande and ~ vse q ,ns
wall hoard and vrineins By hand entirely avoided La
dice dresses and At fine articles done W ~ AZ
Trencl iaundress stsins, inkeJos nnd uhdewremoved
me- shirt hands TOR starch bodies Roadway ana other
work the best All articles collected sno Ietunea
by Wagon carefully protected free Of charge Apply or
send by mail 10 New York Laundry, ~ Spruce street.
Sunday Excurssor.--The new and splendid
steamer rios. r. HuLsE will mas ~ "a SsrspTsa
Chambers street st7 A. ~ See Adyetusemsnt " another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

appearance ot their hair and complexion should Boss
iarfnmed cosmetics His Hyperion Fluid for the hair.
Amole Tor shaving and feheafona for removing ane
free lgs the beet articles known public Sold ~
the inventor William Boyle, a7 Washington street Boston,
A. ~ D. Sands, 100 Fulton street, Rushton Clark Cos
3 Broadway, Cary Co, and Brigham Day Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

his usual charge viz SO for the OF lessons OF
hour each. His system universally admired and all his
pupils become good writer's Ladies gentlemen, DESTROYS
seeing Mr. personally will please apply between 10 and
o'clock 7. H., at the Academy, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

bedding bedsteads &c, would do well 20 call At NJ Will
lards old established warerooms 80 Chatham street
Of Mulberry street. where be found the largest
soNment Of articles in his line offered 20 the public
consisting OF feathers beds matrasses Patent screw
bedsteads and cots, wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

srrHrME CorHr-CInsIr.--Nos 400 9eN,i a62 i6i 400
123 ass ae5 467 aes ID All 412 4T3 AZ
Gr.rssI Trrn-hSurned TO saturday 18th June
when decisions will beelyered
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Summer STYLES OF Rocky Mountain Oral,

Beavers ranamas Leghorr and Straw Hats Examine the
splendid assortment of W r. DAVID 3l ysecond
door from Duane street Those who wish have their ast
suited would do well to call.
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Superior segars.-Messrs. Morales 4 Lunar.

Importers and Wholesale and retail dealers The
Principe Segars l18 Nassau st. in the basement
beg leave to recommend to their friends and the public
invoice Of superior they have just
received from Havana They fater themselves that
Of better quality at moderate price, cannot be found in
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

prize elegant TT of the requisites Of their under
clothing insure at Green's No. House. The
Shirts, made at that establishment
fit with soothnes and to be ready delivery
the day and at the hour which they are promised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

ToNILANDs May %,
Tho liquor bill containing very stringent proyi-
sone against the sale Of liquor has passed both branches
a the Legislature and awaits the signature of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31
The rush 10 Whitehurst,s Gallery. al 34,

broadway to the Immense frame containing the Pres
dent and Cabinet and other distinguished
undated Wednesday IL goes England, in the
Africa, to be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
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The Book OF Beauty.-Putnam. the book.
publisher about issuing book Of all the regnng beauties
OF our times To render the work he must noS
omit knox's Sumner Hat, the Rocky Mountain Beaver
which Is acknow lodged TO be the greatest
Fagtess IN the purity of its color chaste in
ana matchless In ITS manufacture it must inn
mense sensation in the fashionable world Let those
want the Summer Hat all Mt knoxs lS Fulton street
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place in the city to get pair boots CATERS
Courtlandt street. under the Merchants Hotel Boots
that store sold chea per than
other store in the city For sale wholesale and retail
THE DOCTOR,
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rsr invited to Examine the subscriber stock
Cases They the pact and useful article the
kind all that
toilet OF the most fasdious. SAUNDERS Broadway.
corner Of Liberty st., and 3S7 Broadway.
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Straw and Beayer.-Straw makes o.

head and does beaver We beaver its
such Meao halter. of 4l6 Broadway Of Canal
street. sells to thousands Of customers day. Meaos
hats, both straw and beaver indispensable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

Death Electricity against Dssase-A ounce vial Of
Watts Nervous Antidote contains condensed
enough TO shake the worst disease in the
body How simple for people to abstain Con-
sumpye ought to take it at oncean have it,
the free air ut 42i Greenwich street. others tho
depot, l02 Nassau street.
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emasonry.-Allyn,s RitunI of Ereema-

s9nry with 80 S. BY remtting the
Canada Shortly will be published. elegant edi
tons Maxns Physics Theory
Life, and the Elements of Thought, by Taylor.
WIN. G0WANS LIS Fulton street.
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respectfully vted examine this choice
combs the variety is beyond all doubt the the
city comprising the most beautiful work shell AnA
buffalo horn Combs repaired and made to order.
a. sAUNDERS-
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Yates county majority for Stanton. ........... %
William u majority \. lOl
Interesting from the Haytien Empire

THE PROBABLE SETTLEMENT or THE DIFFICULTIES
BETWEEN HAYTI AND ST. poMINGo-rHE PRoPo-
SAILS or THE EMPEROR soULoUQUE.
The brig Santiago Captain Burgess arrived last night
from Port au Prince whence she sailed the 18th inst
She brings six days later intelligence from Hayti
According to the address Of the Emperor, he is very
DESTROYS Of reconciliation with the Spanish part the
island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

CLOSE OF TIE GREAT METHODIST CHURCH CASE
WHERE IS THE SPIRIT OF CHRISrASfrY!-Th ar
gument in this imports nt case, which has occupied
the attention of all parties of the country for
years past, was brought to close the day before
yesterday, by very eloquent speech from the Hon.
Reverdy johnson. 1t was argued both sides
with great deal of talent and gal acumen.
The Court delivered opinion, but reserved the
for eonsi deration. 1t, however, gave an OPT
Mon which is one of the most important that was
ever delivered from the beneh-an opinion that does
the bench the highest honor-an opinion directed
by the spirit of Chris tianity--a spirit which has
fed the Methodist Church, North and South, and
taken refuge on the bench of the United States
Court. Judge Nelson advised the parties to adjust
the case among themselves, principles ofhonesty,
integrity. and good feeling, and save him the
trouble Of giving any further opinion. Ii is to be
hoped the Methodist Church, North and South, will
take the advice thus given. If they do not, we
shall conceive that the spirit of Christianity has
abandoned that Church, and that it will have to
continue among the Judges of the Supreme Court,
until the second coming of the Messiah shall be an
announced by the trump of the archangel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

IxrFrttetver rnoN mvAvA.-we have received from
Havana ~ the steamer Isabel Mt Charleston files Of the
Digio y, h Marina and the Faro Idaral n "a I1bona
To the 22d inst
The political news Of the island Is not very important
and tranquility continued TO be undsturbed The
inhabitants we're very busly engaged In their ordinary
occupations without fearing q nov inyasion--so much
confidence had they in the and IN the energy
n the Captain General and in the bravery q their SOL
diprs
The Captain General for the second time within few
days accompanied by Brigsdier vargas and other per-
sons paid visit on TIE 2 inst to the people q Rega
where important works going The beet results
anticipated from the interest taken by the Governor in
the recution II all public enterprise Ills presence
ctes AVID encourages the individuals to whom they
entrusted.
Tho iui aritants Of Cardenas had celebrated on the
10th inst the defeat and the fight o. the pirates wo
Invaded Y, ar ago the island of Cuba THIS cslebra-
ton ACCORDING 20 the Havana papers proof that the
rsoule DO not another invasion and also that they
are profoundly attached 10 the government Of the Queen
and ~ their political Institutions
Tie places ~ amueements In Havana are always fre
quonted Nv numerous lovers 81 tie dramatic ert. The
fscon Theatre the Crco where are performed the best
spanish comedies and dramas. filed every night IL
was also rumored that the Mounplas.r troupe would
give some representations before their departure is
klTcya
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OSNIBUsSEs VERSUS RAILRoAps.-In every age
and country selfish interests found resisting i'm
provements for the use Of the public. In municipal
governments, such influences ever at work, and
have an injurious effect in retarding all undertake
ings tending to promote the general interests. Self
ishness is degraded and corrupt passion, and
generally does not hesitate to resort to degrading
and ccrrupting means to compass its wishes and
ends. New ferries for the accommodation Of the
public opposed by the proprietors Of old ones,
and those whose stores located in their vicinity.
The hackney coaches, few years since, opposed
the establishment Of the omnibus stages Canal
companies oppose railroads and plank roads, and
railroads oppose canals and so on. The sail. craft
people on our rivers abominated steamboats, few
years ago. and said they scared all the fish out to
and were dangerous, and would destroy all the
schooner and sloop trade, and throw those engaged
in it out of employment. The candle and oil people
abuse gas and it is so with everything. Selfshness
will induce opposition to the best of improvements
A bran new exempliication Of the operation of
this feeling is exhibited on the opposition made to
the extension of the railroad the western side of
this city, through the Sixth and Eighth avenues,
! and by West Broadway down to Barclay street.
The measure is ably advocated in very handsome
report made September Z, 1850, by committee of
the Board of Aide rmen, consisting of Aide
Britton, Chapman, and Dodge We learn, however,
that the omnibus interest, which is powerful when
united have resolved the project shall not be carried
out, and on the subject being recently again stirred
in the board it was referred to select committee,
consisting of Aldermen Haws, Miller Conkln Della
mater, and Kelly instead of the former COM
mittee We trust this committee will report
speedily. We do not profess to know much about
this matter, but it must not be stifed. 1t mus.
be treated fairly and the opposition of any rival
interests, combined against it, is strong evidence
that it is for the public benefit. 1t only injure
the omnibus interests by providing a cheaper and
more convenient mode of conveyance to the public
than they do, and if it can, it should be favored,
despite the omnibus interests. As well might the
shoemakers object to omnibuses because they
shoe leather, the umbrella makers, because they
allow citizens to dispense with umbrellas. We hope
| the select committee will report forthwith.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13

hoped she would continue ever loyal TO the
Constitutions IF she gave wayto the influence
of notification or secession the time would then
arrive when The strength OF the government
would be tested He spoke of The policy of the
administration {; it was illustrated by no bloody
battles fought or green laurels won; Bat lis
course was peaoeable and straight forward
He might almost say il was conducted on mathe
NAUTICAL principles, always seeking desired
point bv straight line. He apologized for de.
iainiug the people and again rendered for The
President and himself his heartfelt thanks Tor the
kind and cordial reception given them.
The President then retired to the parlour
of the Hotel, where large number of Ia
dies and gentlemen we're successfully in
troduced to him. At four o'clock, about a
hundred gentlemen sat down with the Pres
ident to sumptuous dinner prepared by
the proprietor of the Hotel; and in the e.
veling, he was entertained at the res
idence of Mr.. STUART, where many of
our citizens paid their respects to both guest
and host. On Sunday. the President attend
ed divine worship at several of our Church
es, and after breakfast on Monday morning
left town in an extra coach for the White
Sulphur Springs.
Thus Mr.. FILLMORE has come and gone,
but the impression made by his manly bear
ing, his honest face, and his plain yet earn
est and patriotic language will not be tran
slent. He is indeed noble specimen ola
man and gent ernen, and wins allhearts that
approach him by The unaffected sincerity
and gracefulness of his manners. Prepos-
sessed as we were in his favour, our expec-
tations were far exceeded, and this we be-
lieve to be the unanimous sentiment Of our
people. He came among us travelling as
any private citizen, without ostentation or
display, and only preceded by the knowl-
edge that in trying times he had discharg-
ed the duties of his high Office with wisdom
and fidelity; he was received with popu-
lar enthusiasm such as is seldom awakened
except to greet a military hero, and he has
left us with the personal best wishes of ev-
cry individual.
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DEATH IN. DsGuERnE A'i'he fate foreign in
telIigencc announces the death Of this distin-
guisRed Frenchman. He died at Brie, village
near Paris. lie commenced life as a scene pain
ter. lie gained great celebrity by his Dioramas'
and the beautiful effects of the magical changes
of light with which they were represented. The
achievement however, which immoTtalized Dag
uerre was the invention by which he fixed the
image of the camera o5seura. and gave rs what
is called the Daguerreoiype, leaving at an i'm
measurable distance tae most elaborate engraving.