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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-16
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Bro.dssy and spfns sree-fhis Splendid sad sxsen-
sive estA has been recently opened under oreum
in general we to the citizens OF New travellers
Sfa snd airs aasqascd and The art i poia,
Spees nsd I" modern day. The
yropetors have spared 10 render apart
eantry. LsGie: prarins Room POSSESSES :ssry par
Of With sass q fnd
The undsrssnsd doubt that, with their dter@ins
se fully rssasd At the @ House
5. g. eoLtas5kE. & Lftkakss55kE rroprie'or.
ERENcH HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. WITH
C tsSle dhots, at No. IL Barclay street. New York
SSss /. ~. geeasG the
P hsFs so az 'd daily II aaa The "sn S or saS
Saes and liquors Se Dinner and supper parties osn b
~ Union PARK. The undersigned would .nnounee I. hi.
friends. and the public generally that he hI leased and
60 the wishes Of those who ayer him With call,
DowELroN HOUSE. NEwBURGH.-THIs LARGE
.sg, Of as % the
~ ss Sndsr The Management the The soaas
The heuss located in park Of twelve acres. with
tres. The p.ror, aud bedroom. large ana we'll VENT.
This battling rooms. billiard room bowling alleys NO.
we'll i.r an hotel and 10 e fact q. Of n'
20 hotel in this country Communc ,tien seye
iver moderate charge The ho is Persons
EEHD s ,ss "a.
t5tonington. CT.
NEPTuNE HOUSE NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
Peck Jr Pt.rric.SrmThi: asss,ai 'annsr rs.
nqure Of Thompson. Peck Nixon, M Broadway, corner
of Duane street.
OEA BATHING-cAPE NAY, N. J.-CoNGREss HALL
J for the reception Of vsers The propreto
thanku liberal heretofore received would
respectfully solicit those intending TO visit this popular
bathing place the present to make his housc their
nome His and accommodations, he trusts
Will be sstsacory TO customer. than which have
heretofore provided the Island The subscriber
mas taken paine good and attentive c,ored
the that they best suited 10 tbs
customs and wants Of majority of the snjourners ~ this
place. We B. MlLLER
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TO TuE EDITOR oF THE NEw YoRK HERALns
sp-1 % TO state am not the authorizes of the -
ter which appeared IN the kew fwk ftsraldthm morerS
signed Julia Bennestm You viii much obisss ns y
inserting this In yoar paper to.morrow morning
am, SIR your oteiient sssysnh
JULIA nkNNElT.
n~eyrnAsrs Lrcsy~, June lS. ISL,
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EREE CoSCERTS-OTTO COTTAGE HoBoKEN-
Grand Instrumental Concert 6 performers every Mon
day "wednesday and Friday commencing at h1lt past
o'clock fthe weather stormy the will take place
the next day.
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AMUSEMENT

B::ss; SEAT: II or:ss..I: Sass: ep.s Pa
sss:a 4 sSsas: .Iis
ss:ss A:
Mss ssss To- conclude Nth the famous
Ttss sss:ain Stevens Tss%ss p.,rs " la:
NATIoNALs IT THEATRE. ssATRE. CHATHAM sraEEr-BoxEs,
Yv:ts Soors sn ours.ia ~ sss sss q
s:,sss1s ,9 Mr.. Jas..
fFssssh. M Wssn; VI g
Sson nr Thompson; Gsmanthe. Miss Croker. Popular
Sa IA. aa'%s as
ey Jack. Mr.. L. Fox; Fanny Foxsiove Mr.. Drew up
Opening OF CASTLE GARDEN WITH ITALIAN
" Opera. at Fifty cents
sIGNoRA A. BosIo AN b SIG nor BETTiSI. f0A
MONDAY EVENING. JusEl5
vi IuciLP Pi5i'Eai%f 81 nI%msss5Sos. sss SStls of
Tdsardo ;sgnora Bosio
assstoo si5nor Benev vsntane.
oelSsk open at Performances commence at
No postponement on account of the weather
opera every night, except Saturday and Sunday.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, ARsvE
nos r.. aS night during the %q
oom prsng an efficient and versatile oorps
ss.! s the a
y nd asssss, with & x
sa seSss D1o,' open At hslfpa. commence :. eight
next for the accommodation Of Ladies oom
mencing at o'clock. p. N. -
EELLOWS' MINsTRELS. AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
cal Hall, All Broadway, between Howard and Grand
streets open night This justly
corp OIL TALENTED and experienced performers under
1anagement of j. b. Fellows whose
The past year. have been received with the
he elite and fashion from all Union Fellows
suhca IL all Is one OF the spacious and
buildings IN the world. Admission Doors at
III concert to commence o'clock concert
every Weduesdsy and Saturday for the especial
cation OF families commencing at three o'clock p
ERANKLIN MUSEUM IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE-aEo
LEA, Sole Proprietor r-Admissi on-Seats in Private
boxes ~ cents; Stage Seats cents; Boxes cents Par
qnet Z cents -Elegsnt Saloon After
hoon and Evening Entertainments the
aeon at 3oolock and in the evening at o'clock The
varied and select and such
e. no other place q in New York consisting Of
being the largest and at the time the
TALENTED band in the United States; Model
sts who are selected for their beauty and and who
personate number Of beautiful tabesux taken from
pictures Of ancient and modern tas company of ArAt
%erity Madame Rosans, the only Female Jugxer
world company Of Male and Female Artists will give
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaed the world
gether With variety of interesting ever
afternoon and evening" For pArtcv>rs bills ~ esc
day.
VNREE COSCERTS-OTTO COTTAGE UORoKrN-
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y l = - 80 x. - N4-s ~ -1-eN IS ~ s., - - II.
"A tAondsy at iO o'clock. sixteenth street. near Ave-
furniture. Also Tuesday in the suction rooms large
sale Of dry goods clothing and other nerchandse
mo: L. vANDFwATER, AUcTIoNEER---LARGE
h'nes Ae set in solid hne gold; gold and silver Watches
Layrsnee Co. will ell sy aast.n on Monday, Iuos 10Th,
at a es s S 81 y
sonsting Of Crosses set With brsnts the as
ing ruhes and diamonds Of great beauty ant
Brackets Finger Rings. Guard Chains Ornamental chaias
Chronomeer Watches gu fob aud every other descrp
ti"n OF Chains. Catalogues on the morning ofsie
A UcTIoN NorICE-w. L. sEIxAs. AUcTIoNEER.
y. Bleeeker street Of Commercs $4,000 stock
Srs III fr Dry &
Lace cclorsd and black silks Grape and SIR shaws
Kinds Of Cloth cassmere.. vestings drlliags aad
viii se wSrshy the INTENTION Of LADIES' and hoaessps a.
The stock viii be sold without reserve Sales will continue
UCTIoN NoTIcE-GRoCERIEs TOBACCO. Sc.
"A ssrs, Brandy. Wine. Tea Se-on Tuesday June 1th'
Ia Of the store De street ~ich Cheese
sherr, Port Mssssron salt R.i.ns rigs lax sariines
Bay hS$ S cskrER &asa 6spsr
u A. Chiffon, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
Of ia Valuable building Lots Ia th, Ninth Ward OF
s City 11 Gh;Go viii y sell ell :. sgssis.
Eehangs i2o valuable building lots comprising tw entire
Ninth Ward Of the city Of Brsokyn These are ssaas
fully and mort adyanageousy located. hndng tine
pSrtu"isy pert opened from rai-
ton Division and for which the assessmsnts
this property hsve been paid The lots will be sold
y with liberal privileges 30 as u accommodate all Terms
Also, at same time and place block OF ound
bounded by Tompkins and Throop Monroe ani
Nadon streets which will be sold entire divided into
parcels TO the existing mortgage thereon 10 the
estate. This block Is enclosed with substantial board
fence and the premises Is small frame building former
y occupied as land office, BY Geo. W. Pine Esa. Inor
to the title which Is unexeeption.sle may be OBJ
tain dupon II.
law No. 100 Broadway Pine street osraphic
aps be had Sf the auctioneer, No, Wall street.
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SPECIAL TsRM.
n fnrr Hon Judge King

Jr~E IA li-Dretstoxs --NscLslaS Cysckgea Va H a.
Gpvon Report a referee set aside Ear decides
the partnership ~ hsve continued beyond iss1 and
far decides Guyons patent 20 have heen partp~r-
ship propetyaccountng must b. ecnhnsa TO the part
ncrship transactions relative 10 Scriptures patent
Reuben n RobfnsN zgsrW y r. S~lH.-rhs cses
having been improperly heard at Special Term Ia dis
missed by the judge holding the Special Term and Me
stay Of proce. dings " vacated.
The Psoris rel RoAsrf u Hicks .eaira ne Jsstoss
ne Supreme Court srd s Crc,sf Jusg, NJ ne Firg C~
cn-Judgment against tho relation With coats 70 sp-
peants and awrt a consultation awarded agthorsing
the Justices and the appellants ~ proceed IL Ahe matter
prohibited by the writ Of prohibition.
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UCTI0S NOTICE-BY II. NJ BUSH. THIS DAY,
IA Monday at l0 o'clock at Sixteenth street.
a. stock OF family groceries fixtures and house lod
furniture Also Tuesday in the auction rooms, large
sale of dry goods clothing and other mere andse.
THOS BELL, Auctioneer.
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CAhD.-bONERl THEATRE MR.. TILTON RE-
speetfuly informs his friends and the public that his
Benet VIII take place at this Theatre. Tuesday next
June H. when win be presented MACBETH Macbeth
time in New forkl Mr. T. Eddy; Macdud dr. Tton Lady
Macbeth Miss e. Wemyss Also the popular drama of MI
CHAEL ERLE-Aiehael Erie, Mr.. Tilton.
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pILLIARD TABLES.-SIx SPLENDID TABLES FOI
- talewith tho most improved cushions Can be sesn a
No. 10 Keade street NJ w. two doors from Broadway AL
articles In the trade hand snd all tables warranted Per
street. LUKE j. GOkE.
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Two LEr-A VERY PRETTY COTTAGE HOUSE, (COy.
tanning some seven rooms, besides Kitchen, etc beau
uully located the east bank 81 the Hudson River
Fort Lee The house 10 In complete order and ~ all
and seneel family uld be rented partly furnished 40
p'y 70 jaime Price, once l75 Hudson street.
TO IEr-Is souTH BRooSLyS, NEAR HAMILTON
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rTNO LET-AT NO. 10 BEEKMAN STREET, NEAR MAS.
eau the fourth floor Of front building. large room.
bout by 10 feet also several shops IN back building with
excellent light and steam power Apply 70 A. LyiaE1ton
~ John streets the premises TO Bostvick In the
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nELAyAN HOUSE NO. suNIoN PLACE OPPOSITE
~ Union Park The undersigned would announce t. his
friends and the public generally, that he hs leased and
up house Union place whore he will be pleased
W. A. DELAyAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

\ letter from Mr.. RIDDLE To the Chair
man Of the Executive Committee on the Worlds
Far at Washington. Is published ia Tie National iq
ielhgnc,r.
We quote the concluding paragraphs
Ii has been officially announced that the Exhibition
Will close on the llth OF October Some OF our
goods Will be sold some are designed a. presents
10 distinguished individuals or sclcntnc bodies, but
lv faI the larger portion Nail 90 back TO the nted
States. To introduce new inventions England and
the Continent furnish q good field but for a market
fer manufactured articles the wnole World look 70
m, ulted states Al that i sold here from among
our contributions must te Al great Sdcrihce. IL
would tt 50. a. general rule al any TINE ana
now, when nearly oAe-Aa.t OF al TINS immense con-
course o. goods i forced upon the English market,
for - 10 a0teInpl dispose Of the goods from the
luufd states either ~ private sale or ~ auction,
would Re rulnoU>. Indeed Il would BE better TO pay
al the costs of inland carriage and ocean freight,
and sam store the goods IN New OK SuOlect %
the orders Of he owners heavy these costs would
Re. than 10 force them upon TINS market IN this
view of the sub sci the contributors Win whom |
have conferred fully concur
The question i now put 10 me oNeh- now are our
goods 70 20 back Toe expenses 70 which they
have already been subjected are heavy and II 70
these e added those Of re>mpment IN many IN
stances TIE charges VIII exceed the whole value Of
tie package An impression has generally obtained
among our contributors on both SIDES OF TIE water
ina, The Secretary Of the Navy would cause their
goods 20 De placed IL Newly oTk free Of cost SIN
Is tie contributions Of France Russia Austria, the
Zel-Nerein. and. - 'act. ncnly Al the countries
repfeseuttt here. which remain Msoc, are taken
home fres of chaIge. l. nav seem good 70 our Gov
eminent to do he same. should the sales continue
IN the same ra'iO 20 me en- OF me Exhibition -
noW-arc have reason 70 suppose that t1ai ratio
vii be ie>> rather than gIeater-the NUMBER OF
packages 10 be- returned taking those received since
lie outnus m-o account, would quite equal the
number which came over IA ne - Lawrence II
these should be shipped from this pori oy charter,
the expenses would oe ies, than IN any other Way
oeg YOU Wll pardon my urging you 70 lay ths suo-
ieci before he proper authorities Al your earliest
COW enence Our goods VIII b al packed oy the
IL November perhaps before OF VIII see reasons
Why i oueh, 10 know the decision % The Govern
meut az the earliest cay.
By whatever way he goods are returned, you VIII
see he pEopritiy Of their remaining III nv care
They must be accompanied by myself. or BY some
person IN ny employ here who has become iamiilat
with them during the Exhibition, has attended per
son2ly 70 then re-pac king, and has the nstrucsos
of owners IN regard to their final disposition
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YESTERDAY morning, Of the schooner Gray Eagle,
Capt. Branan. from Por'-au-Plati. which port
she lett on the 5th INST. We have a report that
the Havtlen and Dominican Governments were
making preparations for wal. The Haytlen fleet
had got as far as Cape Hayii when ne 6. +.
sailed This story we take 70 be OF the same
kind as 50 many others We have lately had from
the same quarter, though inferior to some OF
them. which represented the parties as not only
PREPARING for war, bu, actually at Il. There Is
no probability Of present resumption of HOSTILE
ties IN that Island.
Capt informs Us that a severe hurricane
visited Port.au Plat on the 10Th of August, de
s,roying fifteen or twenty houses, and tearing
large trees mp by the roots The English Brazil
packet was driven on shore, a total loss. and one
seaman drowned The schooner Sea was driven
on shore. total loss Norwegian brig FRAZER
cut away her masts to prevent her going ashore
Schooner Chevere cut away her masts to prevent
her from going ashore Every vessel IN the har-
Dor met with more or less damage.
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FRANCE.
Miscellaneous.

a NoaiIles. the son-in-law Of ". Mole, has Just
ye.,,rr.e3 from frOhsdOf. IN dlsappohteu horI
caused by decided e1pIessio o. D-,'f 49, -.
Tie Count &c ChamDOrd Of the political colIlc' OF
n ReryyeI and VI &c FailouT These TWO hohpfd-
lie Gentlemen A. j. vel Known alFocaies i2f
roE,siCn If the .tIfutlOn Whle me iNst"t -
atiss are for letting things take theH course, slas
IL TO saw Tln INTO glorious anarchy hoping lhai "heh
Do comes 10 scramble for power tleY VIII Dt dJie'
b. address and courage 20 get me 1e'ief OF al OPP
reu's We thus lean TIA, me Leglilinl,ls are ui-
y1de3 into three parties Of which Two are dihc r.
ec,ed hv the f,lture King Henri Y There IS the La
rocheaGuen section. ne Beryer-f AlloIK zee loii,
and tie General &c SAINT Priest section me ias, !
now proclaimed TO be me only True dha oluio4oA
rartv Assuming the news 70 be true, All IDEA OF Il
revIsion Of the Constitution must be abandoned a.
hopeless notwithstanding the favorable resolutions
Of the general councils.
The following Is put forth by the utra-moniane
party IN the Western provinces.
From the 2lsi Angus; TO the 20h September. Pro
ect for forty and prayers 10 - Michel fof the
safety and happiness of France
= Michel. whose name Michael, which i. IKE
unto God has become the rallylng word Tor the ar
mies Of faithful angels, pray Tor rs. -. Mchel'
standard-beaY Of the most holy lnmty pray Tor Us
= Michel Prince Of the Celestial Armies pray tor
us ST Michel. formerly the honor and the support
of the Kingdom Of France, protect Us. =. Michel,
the strength Of the combat under the banner OF
the cross. strengthen us 81 Rem, hrst shepherd OF
our Kings. pray for Us St LOUIS. hlng OF rance,
pray for ms 81. GeneveFe, paironess OF Paris,
pray for Us. -. Henry, pray for Us On LORD; by
vojr arcbangel Michel deliver him from allSm De
liver him from the snares Of ms enemies Oh Lord, 20
that recalled by the national wish he may reign for
the good of religion for the glory and prosperity OF
the French people.
The resolutions Of % councils general. IN favor OF
revision. are now reported. That Of the Dr5me IS
the only one yet known to have negalyed the propo-
sal. Total and legal revision IS, however what Is
generally asked for, and very few Of the councils
have voted with an especial view 10 the prolongd-
ton Of the powers Of LOUIS Napoleon
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Eloquence OF Neapolitan Attorney -General.

n, ProsrtSS0 oi Turn. OF Aug. L., gives extracts
hom the official speech oi Francois Paul Morelh, the
hns d Naples Attorney General On the occasion
q NE opening Of the gTea, criminal court OF Farther
CAahrla
MOrch began, SAYS the report, by depionng the te
iNcl Of the tunes now uS, passed. during which the
'Nth seemed hell OF the damned. as.bTa noriS e
saiia~onlo" Then. passing the judges close he told
mem thai the efforts OF govern neni would DC Oi no
avail unless the MAG >iralC launched The ghtnns> of
t 'av AGAINST the guilty. The happiness Of society
\ 0vPend>" he sad, ION the great criminal court,
Slafyeo NTH the task ~ chAln-ng down unoridlCd
| sttn something done IN Toe interest of >scety
| y. al present the same hne mus oe followed
NA greater success and The la>, remains Of the
NNohcu chdrOsHs must Be 8nil.hl.dicd IN the
S~e,usry of Justice. NeS, | repeat II, al the ef-
N'sS msae hitherto Will De fugitive and VAN, II Ged
al cevourtd by holy zeal, We do not direct I'll
~ aae0t0u 10 the tulhllmcui ~ that which our well
vtVled Prince has the night 10 expect from Us, That
NlSA cur conscience imposes On Us every moment
"a Is MOniilonS. thai which Nc have rt>olNetA
S"oih Oh the Gospel o. Jesus ChElst loa under
ING ne. gentlemen" such are NoTehl> atFlce>
| = VIC J0'ge> here are hl> MeNact> " w max
s->Stace gentlemen Eor You, ~ IN the high sphere
".So TIE ClCmtncv OF The sovereign has raised
~, 1t'c should stu be some 81 Yea, Mo, iof ine
ueNaole ,Jura>S oi amp a>>lol.itN, >1oUlO VISA 10
NSsi'0,t the clSgraceiOl TAME ol private regards
~ IA courage acowardiy ilndyy for io'ia'i,
- -SVS' fearful moderation Well. >uch-ii
SV n S0ck-oughi 10 descend rom their hon
49, stats and. 10 them y should x cried As
- Tled 10 the unc,Can dogs which the e,>iailc
s.Vp"e' OF PaiinoS SAM m his ti>ion-t0-S -eglS-
A." ,.SfS cut Win he togSxo With The DOS ,
.'s hese filthy Jogus> CacAiN quit the >aacruArt
.N>aes .aud ought 10 LONGER 20 SOL i With tAsir
ss"s"v seseucc. Out with ne dogs out with the
$50. hedong dogs, Who ccNOur the inRStcr'S
~, no. 10 defend HIM. but - oc,ray hlm-out With
4 - 50 Lying dogs. who wear the badge OF R3el-
80, ~ :" carry Il out 10 action. but rather 10 de-
80 ''s eNnadence rcpo>sd IN them u w1th the
~ lsNerse dogs, who mlngle wl,A the wolves
. ~ ~ eNefminaie them, but rather 10 participate
p '''''n IN The Sloody prey-ous with toe dogs"
"A'NefioN OF VEsVylUS.--The suggestion of
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putting out" yesuvius. BY a gigantic canal, nas
been acted upor. company has been formed Sc
rlously enough for the purpose Of extngus1ing me
yolcano the Spectators hoping 70 recover iol agrl
cultural purposes, vast tracts OF laHr on M
and IN the vicinity Of the volcano ne eon .o
OF management have applied 10 the hihg OF NaP-es
for the necessary authorizations lae hsi'rIN Aar'
cole French journal devoted to the cohsioeI al .
Of questions connected with The soil s'a'eN ha, me
rnireraI ..constituton- (as II calls IT. OF the land
-. Vos,1r-ns * guarantee for much ultimate
Gam I6exbaustibe riches are SAID to be certain for
ibose who viIl stoop 20 gather them the mneraogi-
cal elements Of the sort beng proof saih,ient iPr
rrs,rfs,nIrg such conclusion Engineers Of eleD-
- ~, s....f9 "a i've declared that nothing would
be ess,er man TO form canal. the waters Of which
should rut out the volcano. The penny-a-tners' ac-
.-.,-,,or Weekly News.
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WIscoNslN.-The telegraph has nor yet
transmitted TO Us The adjournment, of the Oppo-
si,l0u State Convention. and the nomination Of
D. II J. Uqham Tor Governor Is all thar has thus
far been received We find the temporary Of
crmzalion OF ~ Convention among me Madl-
son dispatches of The Nilwankrs Sentinel and
Ga.dte Col PHuo WHrE. OF Racine, presl-
ded over the temporary organization. and the
Committee on Organization reported I. BURNS,
of La Crosse. DOR permanent President. Col
White was Chairman. and A. Z. Elmore ana 9th
ers members OF the COMMITTEE on Resolutions.