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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-02
Summary OF the Latest Intelligence.

By our special telegraphc spondence, it will
be seen that the abolition wings of the Legislature
have been detected in an attempt to smuggle into
the Distribution bin an appropriation for an ANAL
gamaton college in the western part of this State
This is the coolest piece Of impudence that the
piebald faction has yet been guilty OF.
Quite an animated discussion took place in the
Senate on the celebrated AntiGambling bill. 1t
was the occasion Of some harsh personal remark
between Mr.. Geddes and Mr. Morgan, Presilent
pro tenn, which were near producing row verify.
this bill has given great deal Of frouoIe ali
around, and has, in addition, beer the cause OF
good deal of fun 1t is very doubtful fit will be
passed, in any shape during the present session.
Our readers will find in our paper to-day, full
report Of important speeches, recently made at
Capon Springs, by the Hon. Daniel Webster, Sir
Henry Bull YER the British Minister, and Hon.
Messrs Levin and Barney. Welearn by ourreport
of the public dinner at which these speeches were
made, that Mr.. Webster's speech was received
with great enthusiasm. 1t able and an ex-
celleut Union speech Sir Henry Bulwer lis
tened to with great attention, and was as witty
and jocose as usual. Thai dplomatist bids fair to
become as popular in the South as he is at the
North.
Our Washington correspondent informs us that
the governments not in possession Of any informa-
tion which warrants them in believing that great
fraud has been committed in the Mexican claim
business. This may be, or the claim referred to
may not be the one; bat there is very little doubt
that many fiauds have been committed on the go
vernment in that business, and the community
will not be satisfied to the contrary unless a COM
mit:ee of Congress shall so declare; such CON-
mittee to be appointed during the next session.
AZ investigation certainly do no harm.
1t would appear that all of the organized band
of villains whose raseality we have heard SO
much about of late, have not been arrested.
box of powder it seems, exploded in the depot the
Michigan Central Railroad; but whether the design
was 10 blow up that building, or the steamboat
which conveyed it to Detroit, is not known.
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Interesting from New Mexico.

or. Louis. june % 1871.
rspers from Santa Re 20 the Goth q May have been
received. Much excitement existed in the country ia
consequence Ct the rejection by the United States Sc
nate Of Hugh Smith Secretary Of the Territory Of
New Mexico A large meeting was held at the Court
IIouse to elicit public sentiment the subject lie was
unanimously nominated to the Senate q the Territory,
and at the subsequent elections was elected.
Three four thouss nd Apaches had assembled In the
noahborhood Of Laenesta and San Miguel making pot
terry which they expect 10 exchange fsr supplies Cha
con their chief visited Santa fe aud stated that the
Csmanches 90 hold grand council at Bosque no
dordo the Rio Pecos the LIST Of June where all the
tribes were 10 he represented
Governor Calhoun and Colonel Monroe paid visit to
Anton Chico where they expected TO meet the Apachcs
on the 10Th q May and furnish supplies ordered for
their r,lief Lieut. Chapman and his dragons were
there but the Indians had not arrived the 10Th OF
Nty The principal chief q the Camanches paid visit
20 The place and had talk with the Governor and the
tribes gathering at Boeque Rotundo. captive boy,
which the chiefs brought with them bought by the
Governor In. Camanche Chief said The Camanches
are q. peace with all people this side Of chihuahua
We are on friendship with the Apaches. The Utahs
have not been 10 We at peace with Navagor
lie promised 10 return in two months and bring all the
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are still entertained by Seward and his confreres.
Archbishop Hughes will no. take the higher law"
platform of Seward, but has in part made one out
of another kind of ''higher law" for himself,
by the discourse Of Sunday last. He will, doubtless
put on the remaining planks at the banquet which
is to be given to him shortly-or at least when ali
the ten dollar tickets shall have been sold, and the
necessary raised for the purchase of the dinner
and the wines. We doubt if such platform will
be acceptable to any but his own immediate congre-
CATION L he Catholics Of the United States are
liberal in their sentiments; and, no doubt, nine
tenths of them desire Roman, Italian, and European
liberty generally. While they will acknowledge the
supremacy ofthe Pope in religious matters, they Il
discriminate between him as Pope and as sove-
reign, and between his acts and mandates in these
capacities. While they will consider the one bind
ing on their consciences, they will treat the other as
they would the mandates of any other temporal
sovereign. We opine it will be Difficult matter
for either the Pope or Archbishop Hughes to make
his reactionary sentiments on political affairs popu
lar among the Catholics of the United States.
But this is an age of platforms, and why should
not Archbishop Hughes have one as well as Seward,
Van Buren,, Buchanan, General Scott, and othe-
great men!
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The hmm, prumm,r and Whistler Of

CoorgiaTt remarkable child creating quite excite
meht His performances at the Brondway tabernacle last
Friday night truly astonishing lie u only twC Years
and months old tnd play upon the drum equal 20
any old drummer. lis whistling !. truly Astonishing He
will give at Stoppani Hall ~ broadway and
Walker street astcd hy several Performer smong Fh5h
Miss Laura Isle, the ard tacinatng vocalist aged
Ave years assisted BY vOlins the evenings u
20 "a and 4h JULY also ct Newark New Jersey, the
evening Of 9TH ~ July. Adm isson y cents.
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The virginia Convention and slavery. DC.

BALTIN0RE. July 7, IS0I
The Virginia Convention have struck out the section
prohibiting the legislature from passing law allowing
the Emancipation q slaves and inserted that ean
cipat,d ave remaining in the state twelve months
fhal be Sold and allowing the Lesislature 10 impose
restrictions the q slaves disposed 10 enamel
pete They also struck out the section giving the Legis
iature power h. free negroes beyond the state
The southern mail has arrived.
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TIE HERALD Fon EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, ny THE BRITISH
STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
The British mail steamship Niagara will leave this port
at neon to day fer Liverpool She viii carry out the
f,mi.weekly mails. They will close at halfpast ten
O'Clock this morning. The wrEKLV IIrnALp, with
the atcst news printed in French and English will be
published at half past nine o'clock this morning. Sin
Gle ccuies
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Affairs 4, Connecticut.

TIE LEGISLATIVE AND rIiE eovERNoR-RE-rAssAGE
or TIE VETOED BANK CHARTERS, ErC.
HaRrroRp July l, 1851
The legislature has passed all the bank charters
about a dozcn) which vetoed by Gov Seymour
The bank capital Of the siate thus increased about
100000
new tax bill has also been passed and system for
complete organization of counts continued 10 the
next session.
morrow morning
Francis Parsons whig has been appointed Judge %
the Hartford County Court 10 place fudge huntington,
democrat
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Dysrtts vho have iuarttude Tor bures Tread 81
any description of exercise should TAFT Ellis
tmhe mpound or l. certain 90 sard aloet instant
relief and Of its In ali case sil
and thorough Tie principIi Office ito
sale, in this city, az ~ Fulton street. up stairs.
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erP ste TIE Hosrital, established in i,to ~ Loui,
Tmoint from Iar for The Of reumatism ergrti1ns
the chin, colds. sc Hi. "a tie Gre. established aud
genuine urhrr 18th ~ the city We -c- ~ u Valentino
Mott Nacit. Berrcr BosWiok Wallace, Kissan and tie
principal city TtysiCaEs.
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DErRofr, July 7, IbJI'
An attempt was made yesterday to blow mp the depot
Of the Michigan Central Railroad. box Of powder,
with slow match attached received by the steamer
May Flower and put in the depot where 1t exploded
during the morning Two men were blown up. anu
seriously though not fatally injured IL u thought by
that the box desg ed to explode on board the
Ifat
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LOsts-SOno persOus name lank hr,
took from the Hudson river steamer Newton
Monday last at her pier in New York good six,d
hard leather ysiss cor sderaby worn II had mark
leather guard the lock fastened by stra
and buckle. The yalise attained letters addressed
Crar dal Syracuse and variety Of other written and
printed papers bearing the same name and place. including
life insurance policy, Connecticut Mutual. dated April g.
$780, and msnuscrpt of about fifty pages with the same
sigr aure dated April ISL The person who has acc
deptaly burdened with the charge of this Yase
tents will reeye the INKS Of the owner aud liberal
ward for his trouble Re will leave them the New York
Herald Office at the Office of the Peoples Line New York
pier between CORTLAND. and Liberty streets send them
by express. directed W. L. CrandaI Syracuse, N. Y.
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reratsd Bters have been tested BY Scientific
questionatls authority and proved 20 the
valuable tonic properties. Berg free from alcohol
scti0n Is suffered ~ the most delicate few
do'es will sssy the most q TIE
this medicine, For sale ty n. ID. sands 100 Fulton
A. d. Scovill Co $40 aud G. ". Rog 91 Bruaaw.y J. n
l. C0odrgon A3 Hudson street, and us Roadway 2. NJ
Cuon ~ Bowery corner % Grand street. Far, tackle
Co. Os Greenwich street; aud by Druggists eneray a.
lie Tinted stltaa md Canada.
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The Un,on.-The "GIor,ous Union d" OF

ketrs. Lose Woodrun - Broadsay, ought % Be Per
petuated" ~ l. rtmarkally neat and convenient public
house where r,freshments 81 the first quality and the
ofoicet liquors he obtained Comfortable lodgings
sso tered weary pilgrims snd beated and homeless
citizens Away. ind al desirable comforts and accom-
prepared 10 dispense the blessings Of f house 20 his
merous friends. lets call In ant take drink"
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Comb Factory, ss7 neutrality-suspicious. ar.

respectfully invited TO examine this choice selection Of Drerc
Combs; the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest ia he
city, comprising tie Nest beautiful work In she'll and
burslo horn. Combs repaired aud made 20 order
A. 4 J. SAUNDERS.
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To C.pr.i,ss-Tr,pier Haii.-For Sale. ny

The shcrin the Merthans Eschange Thuriay, The
10Th July inst ~ " o'clock M BY order Of the Court the
we'll known edhce with the Joining property
twelve lots Of land with front Of 1O feet
Broadway and running through TO Mercer street The lease
has tv9ty years yet 10 with covenants OF renewal
The buildings broadway alone rent for between Sntl
and $500 per The principal building erected
year s75GD. The sals will be positive,
20 TIE highest bidder and such opportunity for rroat
able I'M a IL seldom offered.
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GONG TO EURoPE-Every steamer -ia' SANS
for Europe takes a large number Q passengers
among whom are many highly Distinguished IN the
noliteal and social world or in me circles OF litera
,,,ro and art The RItish mall steamer Niagara
;ll lava todov v1Ih la &c number OF passengers.
-. .bar, are the Condo Villeneuva, and his
ID tba COUNTESS, who will visit England, route
eS,o,n. The distinguished Condo has been the
..,,n5eufe o. secretary Of the financial bureau of
,,avano for many years, and has resigned his emf
non. station to take up his residence for consider
able period at the court Of Madrid. He will be
accompanied to Madrid by his only son, Senior c.
Martinez de Pinillos Ugarte, who has been at
Niagara Falls on a brief soourn recently, and who
is equally esteemed, in our fashionable circles,
his distinguished parents
Senior Armero viii proceed to England, on his way
to Madrid, where he has been appointed Minister OF
the Marine Department. He had The charge of the
naval department at Cuba during the lateperiod Of
expeditions, when he captured the party at Wo
mans Island and rendered other efficient service in
the protection Of the island, by his skill in marine
tactics. Senior Partjo and party, and General GA
rlo will also form an addition to the distinguished
Spanish personages who are going in the Niagara.
Colonel Belford Hilton Wilson and family, have
secured berths, also, in the Niagara. Col. Wilson
is the Charge Of her British Majesty for Venezuela
and has been quite prominent there, for his activity
and usefulness, for a considerable time past.
Mr.. Thomas Barry, also, will so out to England,
to day, as bearer of dispatches, and to eff
feet engagements for the next season at the
Broadway Theatre. : man, in the distinguished
profession Of which he is an ornament, has more
friends than this highly intelligent, educated
and accomplished gentleman-friends gained by an
unvarying co of liberal and enlightened man
agement, aud by assiduous attention to the high
er demands Of the noble dramatic art. Mr. Barry's
fame in Europe viii need editorial rise to make
his passport into any kingdom of the world of art
all that he can desire towards facilitating his pro-
gress
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hum ltchings cured bY the Of Coursuds Italian
Medctted Soap Lily lite for shed rough iacss Liquid
Dye and grey hairs. Poudfe Subtle for uprootiae
lureruous haT low oreheads any part the body
Hair Gloss aud liquid R al fund % the old este
bshcd laboratory. 81 walker street Broadgay Call
end,r "a South Third street, FhafphiG ~ Wnshngton
street Boston; Covtu, Hartford Blss Springfield Earle
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fled his large with entire and extensive
ass0 q Marble Mantles Of every dscriponprce1
varying from SIS SuO eaohrespectuiy invites per-
hudng and the public to inspection OF the same
JAMES LEVY Marble Manufactury, ll3 Eas. Eighteenth
street, between Third avenue aud Irving place.
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Ola Fellows, usii.-rhe Coolest place IN

New York IL Perkins Mammoth Restaurant No need Of
gsine TIE country for fresh sir Wien Won ind few
ssps Broadway AZ the ~ Grand ard Ccntre
streets Brother Perkins serves nightly. 70 hundreds, all
the luxuTies ofthe seassn-Gfuit, flesh, and FOWL
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WorId,s Fnir.-VisIters 90 the Worldly

Fair invited examine the subscribers stock OF Dressr
Cases They the most ecmpact and useful article tho
kind Containing all that necessary for tho
toe. Of the mos astidioue. SAUNDERS, ls1 bsoadwn5
corner Of Liberty st., and 81 Broadway. =
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lie found In the reateet perfection ~ Batohelors
wig Factory Wall street His hair dye " celebrated In
Isrts tis world, tie most perfect invention Of tho
also be procured AZ all druggists aud per1merS
IN town r country. Beware Of limitations.
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ten street introducing entirely styles q foot
gear for summer lis assortment OF Boots Shoes
Caters Be- for variety, cheapness, and durability Is
ard unsurpasabe II wish good and cheap
article, call at 40 Fulton street.
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The Southern Mail.

bALrtMoaE, July !. isoi
The Southern mail did not reach here last night I'LL
after ten O'Clock the locomotive having OF the
track near Washington. nobody was hurt The papers
from the South are bar en- OfLews
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% July 20 rave pair Of comor.ais feet walk with.
Tits Ne had by paving - cents fr h1tte Of H. V.
Bushs celebrated Marc Cream irimeb rTincipai DEPOT
80 GrlehNIoh, eorntr % Duane ltreet.
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fer TIE Fourth can be at stret eheapsr
usually 81 30 TO 81; Patent Leather shoes from -
81 usually 80 to ST. for sale at wholesale prices, at
THE GOVERNOR
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News from Europe.

The steamships Hermann and Africa are fully
due at this port, with one weeks later news from
Europe.
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CtrC aarus The great remedy Cor Coughs C inausnga
Castrh splitting Of Blood and AL other iun plants,
tending 90 consumrtion. Depot. A. l.. Scsvn Co, 80
Broadway. Price, In larze Bottles ST. three bottles
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

TINTNts July :
An accident happened 10 the night express train here
this morning about three O'Clock; one man was killed
and several badly injured
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Superior ransy Lonenges. Ia Ounce Paper.

hulk. mai. pure loaf sugar. fly htvorcd.
superior IN quality aud lower in price, than before
srlwAKf BussIYc 4 co.'s. us Pearl street.
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Persons about Coiny 70 the ca

at CAIlLLS 81 broadway, article that be
possibly wished for in tie shape 81 Shoes Boots Caters,
Slippers for both lsdi gentlemen and children Tie
oek and sold cheaper than other tore can
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The Libel Case In Hoston.

NOgToN, July T. IS3T
The libel case Of Fairch versus Adams pcstpon
Ell to day TIL the I'D init
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Andrew stuar. q custom house officer was thrown
ovpths ara hy Canadian boat captain z days since
At Detroit becausc be Wished @ Examine hs vessel Hs
vas imprisoned
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Fourth OF July Excursi0n.-For particu-
lars Of the most delightful Excursion that
yertsement Of the Thomas Hulse for trip Staten
Island
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Of almost shtnes refreshins to the
tensive Hat and Cap Establishment LOG Canal street. lie
is selling of his summer hats OF reduced prices Call
Bonta LOG Canal streetyou get summer hats almost
at prices.
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has the largest handsomest and best assortment of
Cater Boots Of all the eolors sppers Ties and
Toilet Slippers; Misses and Childrcn's Cater Boots and
Shoes OF S kinds and prices to be had in New York We
end lady readers to this in particular
having, from the female members OF family and
their friends, heard the articles highly spoken Of which
from J. y. MlLLERS, l3i Canal street
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watts Dandkerehefs, silk cotton and Merno undershirs
and Drawers Hosiery sc a. y. he found at Hitchcock
Leadteaters 7 broadway corner of Leonard street OF
the best quality and at the lowest rates Ladies Will also
dimes, Silk Tissues Bareges, Summer Silks Ne. at tho
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comfort thould those beautiful Zephyr undershirts
which he found in great variety at the Gentemes
Furnishing Store & Green wien street. OF Chambers
Also Shirts made to order in the best manner:
THOS. McLAUGHLIN,E
300 Greenwich street corner Of Chambers.
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"1he Latest News.r-Brool.s. No. $50 Full

Citizens and strangers invited to call and examine the
tock Boots Shoes and Caters for sale at the Boot
makers Union, - Nassau street.
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PonuInr Measurcs.-The measures takon
Simmer Furnishing Goods for Gentlemen.

Gre,ns well kaown Shirt Making Establishment Astr
House. popular than those of any other house in
the business for they always perfect it, without
haw VI wrinkle
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white Panamns for gentlemen and boys just opened
nns eomprehends the finest delicate fabrics
this he has had the pleasure of Offering to his
friends and the public.
GENIN, 2li Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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will want Hat fyou will call the Union la. Store
Fulton street between William and Gold, you will lind "a
FREEMAN. who will do all he to please YOU with q
Rocky Mount ain Beaver. or light Black Nof,skin Hat
raw Hats in all their varieties cheap Don't forget the
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The Zephyr Uudergarments, 10

gentlemen aud children be ttaDed at the New York
Stocking Factory. (Rankn 4 Rayl lOi Bowery. These
goods be at this For
health and fort for soitness elasticity and durability
tLey unturuassed.
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friends reqres extensive sale of Paris Man
rs, treeepty imported under peculiar cir cumstances
at Rurin's Emporium. 81 broadway. We understand.
they OF tie most recherche Kind and selling unusually
cheap. See advertisement in another column.
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The subs 'rber has choice assortment OF light goods,
adapted TO the present warm weather. viz Gauze Cotton
Merno and Cashmere Shirts Hair Stocks various cols
Ties cravats Scarfl &c. &c. j. AGATE. maker OF the
Coraga Shirts, 231 Broadway, corner Park Place.
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forms his friends and the public that he confines him
self entirely TO the practice of his profession Dentist Dr.
has removed to Ill Tenth street. ten doors west
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Wanted-A situation as Waiter, by n young
who thoroughly understands his Business
unexceponabe city reference and has objection go
in the country. Address j. NJ, Herald office.
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INsrrr TO TIE AsEEicAS FLAG-TnE RisHr or
SrARcn.-b appears tina. an American schooner,
the Francis, Captain Nelson, was recently searched
bya span sh war steamer, the Coagressio, under
the suspicoa, we suppose, o. her being in the ser
vice Of the Cuban ezpedtionis;s, Or fhbatoo'.
This is a matter which demands the instant a,ten-
ton Of the government at Washington. The
American people viii never tolerate anything Of
this Kind. We do not believe, however, that the
commanding officer had any authority from either
tie home government or that Of Cuba, for such a
proceeding; aud we are confident satisfactory
eypl ,uation and satisfaction will be given - soon
a. il Sc brought to the notice Of the Spanish Minis
ter aud The spanish government.