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BEEBE's NEW YORK HATS ~

{ CTEVENS, No. l, Bro,rn's Hotel, has ust re-
~ ceived a further and full supply of sieebe .
Hats. Also, complete assortment Of his own
make, Of every quality and style. Gentlemen
wishing Hats of fancy shapes can have their or
STEVENS great Hat, Cap, and
Gents Quitting Establishment, No. Brown =
Hotel.
Nov 3O-6tif. (Intel. Repub. Union.)
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NEW FANCY GOODS

MILL BE RECEIVING every day !, during during
Goods suitable for PRESENTS, &c Also d
large assortment Of fresh Perfamery, Pomatums,
Soaps, Hair-washes, and every article pertaining
to the toilet PARKERS' Perfumery and
Fancy Store, Penn. av., near National hotel
sepl1-3td
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The whole expenses Of the war, estimated in
specie amounted to yl35, l93,703.
corroS STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, of the llth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop Of Cotton in
the several States for the year ending 3lst August
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A RESPECTABLE man, who has his fore
n moons unemployed, would like to oc~''i,
himself in suitable way during that lir "a
writes good hand and would undertak, ,pying,
transatng from the French or German, keeping
set or two of books, where regular book keeper
is not employed, &C. Please inquire at the Office
Of this paper. 6--tf
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2aI, ,s7l $500, $50 II, SAG, ,OOl
'5,752 British taken prisoners.

The surrender of CORVALLIS at Yorktown, Oc-
tober 1881, closed the war; prisoners 1913
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toe bodics Of kings and queen. and licroe, tha
made the world ,tcmblc thousands Of wear
ago, was enough to ill the mind with solcm
ui,y and ave
Here too are specimens Of all the coins o
. the ancient world
The Toological collection in the Mu'cuu
occupy five rooms and are very extensive o.
Here are skulls of the large mammalia, ,h'
bodies II up,iIc,, display of monkeys, apes
rorcupInc,, Sc. f,h and muluscus animlls
IL, collection uf minerals is on the '1m.
scale with lhr ,asincs. ofthe rosi of the Mo
scum. It dlls four rooms and is arranged u
,iyly cases. These arc rooms fur students
uu, ia mere spectators.
Another dcpaumcr, contain, orramc r.
mains, beginning with Gssil vegetables e.
Then come ,hc remains Of large reptiles, with
sumo of,hc risaalic spcc,c' extinct. A com.
plr,- skeleton of ihc large extinct Elk Of m,
Irish bocs, OF the hmrusan Mas,odor an,
other fossil wonders, occupy fr. or siN room.
Boo tris department; and 81, One end of ihgu' 81.
the fossil human skeleton, c,nh'dlrl boz lime.
stone, broush, from Gualalonrr by Admiral
Cochran.
The Libraries uf the British Mu'cum CON,
tain ahuu, 500 900 volume, and It is visited
hy ahou, -0.OuO reader. j.rirg ur ltlr-
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Church Yard of Westminster Abbey whose
graves stood over
From ,he Ahscy NC went tn Parliament.
and by card from Mr Lavrcncc, iho Ams-
rcau Minister, were admitted TO lho House
of Lords. ltw-s in session by clriIc'ilhI,
and is 40 only in lhc night. The room is
splendid. .aw lhr Throne, me von'sacs,
and the LorJ Chancellor on it ihc Dukc of
Wellington and ihc other Lords boz tlcIr seats
and heard several Il them slcak But al
tI.s mrsl Guns, ,a,c Doc sah.cr, Ut anolhsr az.
iic'c. 1T mr only s7y. am proud Of our
American Senate ai Washington 10 cpmnlu.
son with ,hs Engl0sh House Il Lords Boo Ion.
don. ". o.
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LETTEF FROM ". A DREW no IS

I.,rrs. Aarast o. l-ll
Y...Tr gr-r through r.e IHa.- Of
T..Ir. 900 rat-s g. r-sr visited >u.r.l
rH.-.. r. B-.,. N.-.an. W.,u.uf.-
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t..a.ar..-rt-. o.. tre .HHra' article. % a.,-
r--I r. a--Hrs-ural 5oroar, Of 'hu-e c'..
f-.s .ra a description of their crr'rr'.. =
r.rrh u.rti b- spent u.'b book u 'lrd, 90
uau--. 800 le Teaer,-mary many
nrls uIeh, bc irsu,rl 90 thrilling invests
cations ar.r-r,, 'hc yg.r, ol antiquity t-uurai
n ,aa British Mas-gu nou Nugy.b and
.T-rB-s ari arc.-rt G-e--r and Eaue. 1rl d
,-. a.4Id know roo which is meant by doe
sr1,usry ard painting, and architectural d.
--a, oi lbc Abbey, o. would have h.s hl0t'
hU .ur lone lmc Parliament D. more e..
ely disposed oL Indeed. whoever taiuks y'
coming TO ser London in a ucck by means o.,
guild. books. might as wei. ih.nk OF walking
across lhe continent Boz a tly. London is q
great p'ac. %, s,r. o., lead yol aaiuovhcrr
go 900 thcu as ar Us you a.iI. and a, long a,
500 NAV, aaI yet yul are travelling amongst
continuous blocks 90 buildings, amidst Oh,
rulru' clrulccs and tbe crowd OF pc0pIc.
and cau1u, eco land. Do, EllA-!gr % has
.r1lds ln distinction from Succts-lJ lead on,
ui town someuAgrc-bgi whore ka0N not
Thee sra great avenue, which alil,a from
tag4sIsao-y on sb.ch the metropolis O. built
and lan through lhc egy % 0,hcr parts Of ihr
kiurdum. My own rr-.jgucr Is con NUlutuH
81 uAlch Is across from Grly's laa Road o.
ihs New City Road. Where they begin OF
-,l-re iLsy eud, 90 uo, know All j Know
Isl, thar 0a.libgses are roaring 1ivays .a oP
r0s.to directions, ciuae Oa ,ho heels gl eac.
other. filled inside and outside v,th passcu
E,ss. aaI taa, thc spaces Rot hiled by o.uui
5u-sgs 1sl 0ycup.rd by hacks, cabs, coaches
cha.sc,, cars, lrlbis wheeled donkey blr
rovs, aa4 rgoq'- frgisg 90 cruzs tHa rual Of
sOuc py.a, where Iasrc 10 a chance TO tots,
iae hcl-s OF ,ae lyrsts or thc wheels OF lh'
,cL.g.cs. And ihen lherg are 30 many Ollceit
It masuiEcyucc sud beatty 90 Dc seen in al
d.rocioas. that a sight.secr IN London should
prepare himself ior l0ur walks and 4 large
cyTc-iilrc Of unic. six months would !,
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"iatN Nles i.ht.''' "''" "'" 'i"o " "''''
us features although effected by 'aierlnc'
'1re CONTACTED hy smile ~l'eh was u 'he
.i"p ''h' '''a'e-' a'1 '"'''i-''
'Ih.' Wh'h ON aO''''' 'e.'y'1' No ''l'
"l.I euni'unl your reason l'l VIII d'uV'
-yun will got hsIlr'e--eten ] ol'ea doubt
iul.--l wish in do so-l-tiheTrr0's me hero
ui there ii 90 all that suw"urts us, 90 NY
ursl1.ill'me1cH,ml1y o'hermys'erics0 which
ueare ullirtl liosT.r uillgut being ablgto
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ne, iNn MaIQult 90 I --- % '-'' 20 y'-'r
womau. dcsrnaicd by pubuc "pr.sa 30 o..
sucr,ss5r of Madame Dc Pouraaoar, n.ffr
ur which shs claimed tho l.lla vra Oh. iIc
more iu.,.cs because shs hlI iOr e loas iim
discharged ,a loagalli fapciioas. lAzlar
uycJ q Lslan iu ibe evening, ant ro, v.sa.
inr Co isIl ihs cba,cau of my lf.sna 20 tJla'.
an hour. PusipnncI coy 'IsIt uu"i ihe aeA'
day. aud took up my quarters ai 'ta Arn'.
8rFralre, the Gr.l hotel IN the city, ani ihr
orIrn4ry rrsut O., lic officers iar L.-an IS 4.
garrison town, arJ a sTrrg g.-e'. IT,.
urras have sar..ks aspect, aaI.Ccl OBJ.
citizens hive marital ar. which ss-rs iu
ssy To- strangers, We aio couu.ym.a Of '.s
frca, Tauore'
I.urrol O., lle fai, De Lois. ard oh'eihas
cr=arsd inquired What roule should follow
,o reach the chateau of the gut' H c.,
~hru isswalri lbrr. ir5-4sa rl.-lss t.ar.
Twas ruII ihat auy one would d.1e' mc, b,
Na, veil Lroau go 90 nthar Iluuf tbc cunu-
iry. m iUat chateau bad died arrcsl ,1,d.e.
ard rcIc5z,cl m-a, Ma,slal IaJgr. Ihs
Conversation coo upon h.m. Amnog young
lilo. r,, AL, au ,r-g natural. Tasr
s4gsr n I.s llu.ls. uf Or, exploits. 5uI 70
.l.,m.l,ry. which ladl.Lh.m mt1 rcl.s lr,.
t.-, 9.trat uf ruaIt, auI tas cuIlrs uG g.
arl.-, .rlrsI .m bg Louis NV. Thy
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the base lhourh, il ro dissertation io take ul
and preserve as remembrance OF Eduard rh'
Conicssor-onc Of the earliest aud mo't ven
crablc monarch, of England. 10 h.' chlrc
sul stands the chair in which al the oI,
kings ai d, their coronalions.
Westminster Abby hoUo,c' va' not com
plcl,I b., Fdvah. For centuries IL has beer
growing Successive monarchs have adjc,
io the original structure. not however ior th'
sake ol Incorporating INTO i any of ,hr new
st,l,s or Euupc, bot every dInrNas rnc'r
Irl in M, Gothic ordrr-allirnd'rg upwards
.n point. ,o heaven. \ hundred and COS
years aNrr Eduatd, Who was r1uoaIzrd, lien
Y ~ M greatly enlarged ,hr rH.s'rr. Tins
10 underwent alterations and improvements
ar m1y generations.
whru vr entered ihc cd.dcr ard advanced
Co il.c ranral nave, religious service vas
being conducted .a one oithc ,ansrr's NJ
gh.- a., of iho building can be visited tIl
hs sau.c, s., over and 30, making d vriu,
uTrrree.'y. vr took o sr1, aui r''Ho'''i 'h'
-ru. Tho Congregation va' large. bul
% consisted uf people who come io visit 'h'
Abby, sr' were c'urr hAo onr'olt Ih'
fr'rto. &C ile purriIHl nave which i' Ont
rtrrl. t- af crur.iam shape The scuIo
uastntr. r-h, ann Of ihr r.nrf,, which b
.rlsrIl rrrn. entered by arches lnd i,srl'a
..at..ar ul arches aIl contributing iu O.
.rrIrr, arch. his fn..hrl ir ,hc rr1ul
,r-.r. Tho ra' congregation who ,1mr
f..,... .r,. nf,t. ..rr,-. ,rrr1r-,l ta bc ta,
.r..l,,..,, --l a dozen r, Two hired chan.
. mo-. -..,,... IN ....,,,,r, waiting
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4, wealth and taste.
.' / must take time. after rg,um home, TO
4. give more particular descriptions Of some of
e ,he places have visited. can now only
. .P,ak Of Ihrm In more general terms.
The Tower or Loadon is a large mass OF
s,ou, eIacg,, cnclo,cd 90 a high granite fence,
e che central ouc ri,,ng higher than ,bc rgs'-
According ,o Shakespeare (Rchmd III. Act
I, IlI Some ~ It vas originally boil, By JulI-
b IS Cesar.
Ed pI Jsla. Gear huiIl that place, ul
laj'
E.l. II, do. my sr,eiop. Lord, res,o 'hn'
) place"
It was completed however by William thc
Cor9usrgr, by whom 70 was made ibc castle
.cfilr Norman Kings Il cogcrs upward, ui
twelve acr,s OF ground. TOE principal build
fn-s are the Church. lls White Tower, thc
Governors louse. ,hc BIocdy Tower, ,ho
BEN Tower, the Jewel uGcc, lhc Horse Al.
mary. Queen El.uJl,h's Amyy, and ,hc
Waterloo barracks. Sracc Eulbylh's time
thse,abltshmsut has b.ca occupied as IA Stale
rrra-,Hat o.. a PRISON ior Sv,,rgisns aud
Su.- offenders oar aut introduction vas
.,.-..-t,l...t,Ir r..,lu,,h,r.v, krr..
and Ku.gl,s mounted ol noble charcyr.-
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Topographic Summary.

A.cc-ainy Ia nur accounts from Albany the
r.;.x,,,,-a onre.~ = Ia varv industrious and are
..,.,..,.n. Grant aeal of business of various
s..xs,;oo. ~. wbv a not the zaalons advoc,tes
r. a. on,I sr,ar-emert br;n, forward the hin
,,o.L.;- 80 revor,e. from tbs Erie canal ~ tbs
.,,,,,r. 90 ri,s = ten millions of dollars for a.
,...; ,b.,orL, A. tbev afraidr Come ceD-
,smon - abeoa you nav h taken = tasL ca
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New DIrLoMATIc PROJECT FOR CENTRAL AME.
RIGA AND llAYrr.-One Of our cotemporaries, who
deals very extensively in Slievcgammon intelligence,
announces a. intelligence from Washington, that
Mr.. Webster is about to make a proposition TO
England and France, TO enter into a joint protec
torate Of Central America and IIayti, for the pur
pose Of settling the difficulties that exist in those
countries, recognizing their existence among the
family Of nations and receiving their ministers in
diplomatic form in Washington
We rather think that this now scheme Of dplo-
macy originated in the fertile brains Of the black
Emperor Sououques agents, IN Boston and in this
city, who are taking this indirect method Of hum
bugging our government to recognise the black
republic, that the black minister Of the black
tyrant Of llayti may be received, in full feather,
among the diplomatic fashonables at Washington.
lfsuch project could be carried into effect. il
would be worth, 70 the agents Of Sououque in this
city and in Boston, at least five hundred thousand
dollars. and perhaps a million, in gratuities, jobs
ard agencies from the black dynasty. Central
America is thrown in, merely TO make Hayti pa
latablc Mr.. Webster cannot dodge the Monroe
principle in this instance, by any magnificent
scheme 70 place on equal footing with European
ministers, the black representative Of the black
rascal who calls himself the Emperor Of liayt
We have more TO say on this point when the dc
tails shall have been received by the Slieyegam-
mon express from the Slievegammon country.
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The steamship Asia will leave this port at noon on
o'clock on the morning Of that day
The NV YorK HrR,Lp, printed in French and Eng
h will be published at nine O'Clock the morning q
the departure the stesmerprice slxpcnce In wrappers
ready for mailing Single copies be obtained At the
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WEBsTER's SPEEcuEs.-The miserable creature
who, by the sufferance of Mr.. Fillmore, disgraces
the post of Naval Storekeeper, has pirated the
speeches Of Mr.. Webster, which were reported by
our special reporter, printed them in bungling
and erroneous manner, and offers them for sale, in
order to buy him dinner. Does the Union Com
mittee assist in such laundering piracy docs
Mr.. Webster docs the President
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STAIN oN The CLoTH-IIrNAS NArrRE AMONG
CLEEeY - be trial Of the Rev J. J. Doherty
for the seduction Of Mary Monagan. which took
place at Springfield last week. has created quite
sensation IN various quarters. AM particularly
among tho clergymcn Of various denominations
WHO seem IT, rejoice more or less in the downfall Of
Iohcrty, who i II the Catholic creed in religion,
matters There IL no cause for any rejoicing in
this matter, o. any for pride on The holer
than thou principle All men should remcmb n
that human nature and its temptations a. powers,
belong rot exclusively 70 Cathoicity. Black sheep
have been found ii al locks, again and again; and
We should remember what the Slyiour saii when
tie woman was brought before him for her carnal
sins. IN the Episcopal Church We have seen very
painful relations, viii n have deprived that church
Of it, pious Bishop Onderdonk-in the Mctho tit
Church, Nafitts history has been a warning to
those prone exercise too largely the sensi5il,es
q human nature-among the Presbyt,rians, the
name II lay has stood gu, a. a bca,o to those n
danger q temptations and, indeed, the catalogue
embraces large number Of fallen diyiucs, whose
histories have been injurious to the sects of which
they were once shining lights.
SUCH and 50 many eases, have an important in.
fuence, both for good and for evil-for good. In
holding up beacons before the unruly and rebellous
natures Of men clothed with sacred character;
and for evil, in bringing the religious societies
which are stained by the unbridlcd acts Of their
leading members, into species Of distrust. How
ever, the black sheep ought in no case 20 DC CON
sidcred as staining the whole flock. The dye that
marks their character is not necessarily such as 10
stain the whole body; and, in this lamcntablc fall
Of Doherty no sect should exult being free from
81 IL
charitab rcbuke Of the Saviour-'Let him that Is
without sin among you, cast the first stone"
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mss q the best quality black brown green aud light
lored Gaiters at l. hlpgs; slippers Ties Buskius
oand " s6llnr equal g any 10 the city second qual
Slippers lies spd Toilet Slips At and Buskns al sii
~ with Misses and Cbdren Cater Boots and Shoes q
all kinds AZ moderate prices AZ the well known establish
ment o. !. H. MILLER, l3i Canal street.
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Tho ladies want this Of the year may b. found al
hre cock Leadbeaers SE broadway, Of Leonard
street aud at prices % reasonable they bought in
any other Part q The city Their stock embraces silk tissues
bAreges silks French mullins nndines shaws &c Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

AMERICANS AT THE WORLDS FAR.-We give
elsewhere in our columns to-day, very curious and
spirited correspondence from London, by q new
hand, which gives full account of the difficulties
which have sgitated the American community at.
the Worlds Fair in London, especially the mo-
mentous quarrel of etiquette and authority-of
right and liberty-which have divided and separated
our two representatives there-Mr. Riddle Of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. Stansbury of Washington. This COR
responaence gives the first clear and accurate
account of the Southern side of the question and
certainly there seems to be some force in what is.
said for Mr.. Stansbury There is one thing which
strikes particularly in this matter, and that is the
lame ntabe want of dignity and proper nationality
which marked the proceedings of the Americans
at the Worlds Fair, during the last few months.
They commenced the exhibition with petty quar-
res and small jealousies about ridiculous triies.
The London Punch and Times have been elabo-
rately witty the meagreness of the American
part of the Exhibition; but we suspect that before
they are done, they will be more pungent and
more sarcastic on the exhibition which the Ameri-
cans have made Of themselves, by their petty rival
RES and petty scIambles for nothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17
Interesting 20 .,I-Fyerv Lady aud GEN..

tltman II either ehoes Boots Gaers aud
What Ne interesting 70 them than 70 let them know
that CAHl1l 7 broadway has the largest and nost nsh-
onshe et9ek IN the world AVID sells the slsapcst Es9pEv
EAd Sall an 49, 80 ,ss.sei,sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

LATER News FROM EUROPE The steamship
Humboldt, Capt Lewis, from Havre, with four
days later intelligence from all parts Of Europe, Is
now due at this port. She has been a. sea nearly
thirteen days and il she does not make her appear
snce soon, tho Cunarder Of the 9TH instant will be
along. Il i possible the II. did not leave Hayre
on her regular day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

indirtunls - void q principle of brains TO endeavor
70 ltst uT0n the public nGNioue imitatiou we'll
lhnvn approved and scutihc article. then Wanting
superiority Of the initiation nsinuatin thereby tho
bic y an as and utterly Incapable of jud ting for itse
lis sort ~ game y well understood and scarcely
necessary 70 put TIE public their guard attempt
urd rrhte the value - GourRuds Liquid Hair Dye,
charging rel. lisht hair beautiful black or
row IN instant applied without staining the skin inur
my the mar would e ~ vain cssayng tie rarda
Niagara river This Liquid Hair bye, Italian NedcRted
soap ana other chemical preparations Of DR. Felix Gouraud,
have given their investor durable the eternal
fehs agahs which Tie ocean dashenand reeos in olm.
VtrNc PARTICULARLY that the genuine preparations Of Dr.
.uraud can M purchased genuine only At hi old established
lahostory q aker street Broadway Calender
south Third street, PhlAdeph Bates Jordan, ~ Nas
ettn street Bcs'on; g. fnrue, ~ St. Charles street. New
OrltAns. ruat RnNhnatnr. Hc, -