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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

1'HE oRAToRIo OF ELIJAH" WILL De GIVEN
by the New York Harmonic Society, st Triper Hall.
Wednesday evening 25th OF June Priucipa soto parts
by Madame T.. Wallace Bouchse, Miss Leach. Mr. A. Ar
thurson and Mr. Leach the youth trio and qusrette By
members of the Society yin Mrs G. d. Brinkerhon and Miss
j. Nhesock: sorranI Miss Honeywell and Mss q. Wray;
su Mr. ". Smith aud A B. Lincoln; tenori Mr. Robert
Andrews and Mr. Henry Camp bsss Orchestrs possd
Of the Philharmonic Society Conductor Theo-
dore Eed Tickets One Dollar TO be the prnoipai
music and At the door, the evening the Orator
Per m nc 10 Eegin eiKht n'elnck.
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QAHNux's AMERICAN MUsEUx.-p. T. BARNUx

RAhNuhs AMERICAN MUsEUA-P. T. BARNUM
- Manager and Proprstor.-SAturday June 2t Leon Ja
vel both evening In the the
hstor al drama Of CHARLES XII. To bo followed BY the
perormsn,e OF Leon Javell and Herr Cline In the
iuF. TaF CRAMOND BRiG-JAck Ho sison, Mr.. Halfway.
After which celebrated evolutians and wonderful achieve
ty Herr Cline To be succeeded by grand
by Leon Jave May be novel and pleasing at
traction appropriately termed The Happy Fa ny"
posd Of Of hundred trained Animals aud Birds
Of the most diverse and tsEonc characters and nsur
and living In the enclosure terms of
smity and attng friendship Admission TO the entire Mu-
aud perform 2J eent Children undos 10
II
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We learn from Brussels that the Ministerial crl IL has
terminated The ministry which had resigned are to
remain in Office
We have sdvices from the Cape Of Good Hope to the
9Th Of April. Her Majestys ship sampson has pro
cesded from ST Helena with troops for the Cape Sir
Harry Smith had issued order further levy Of
zoo burghers to be raised at a of f2OoO The Kaf
hrs were said TO be gaining strength
riot had taken place at Florence the Goth nit
The people fired upon and two killed and seven or
eight wounded
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I,ARE REpucpn-oNLY 81 cKNTs TO YoNKERs

LARE REDUCBD-oNLy 81 CENTS TO roNRERS
" steamers from the foot o. Robinson street t-obokep
ltars comparison with Yonkers fer air and
ried scenery This quiet besuul village and it Vicinity
favored With of natures brightest ornaments via
few upvarnhed members Of the human family, who emit
rh snd hesthfu from every pore vhe cannot
from their nature do acts but those that
noble and uaeful 10 few Of whom DR. kenrer
sies the liberty of referring little north, We have
ricas hrrtest light ~ worlds great iavortc, wash
ipgton Irving ntsr him. the Hon. H. Grnneils seat
rsacet four and half miles south. have the eai
of The American stars I'd yin TOrr who dares be
hones sn assert his rshs regardless of consequences
the village resides Alderman r. v. Getty VIM.
Seymour. vho IN any healthful noble and generous
rrre n - embark and the last b leave IN
trouble where the 20 bt benefited With
lghts above below end all sides Yonkers NJ
obscured SPACE will admit ~ In all the ight
hia time Don't fail 10 visit al who wish 10
the garden of the universe BDr X one Of the ,ef
made orsns lghts without the usual ogenAe edor
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION, TO GLEN COVE AM

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION, TO GLEN CoyEASD
VI New Rochelle, on June 21ds Fare twenty hvs cents
esch -sy The fsvorite steamer ISLANDER will leave the
foot % Hammond street North river o'clock An spring
s Pier North river. So Cstharn. street East
river, -, pite slip Grand street PEI Fifth street ~
Twenty .shth street Oi Returnins will leave Glen
Cove ~ o'clock. NJ, snd New Rochelle All who
in fsvo- % heahui recreation will md this excursion
rrst ing good opportunity IL offered 10 those who
are fond o fishing bathing Dinners furnished hy first
ciase hotels At New Rochelle. " BA good supply Of
Treatments IN board
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
a n r ~ a L
OF THE
BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
! REVOLUTIONARY STATE OF PORTUGAL.
ANTICIPATED spanish Interference.
o-0~~o~<NcyNo1N(N~N<No<>/No~
THE COTTON MARKET,
&C., &C., sc.

The British mail steamship Niagara Capt. Stone,
arrived at her wharf at quarter past o'clock yesterday
morning. after passage of twelve days
and fifteen minutes.
The left Liverpool at two o'clock Saturday after
noon, the 7th inst The is emily three days later
than that brought by the Humboldt.
Annexed are the names Of the passengers
Bon Juan Pcsba, lady child and! servant; Major Nor
colt lady two children two Mr. lady
Mr.. Hewlett, lady six children and servants: j. W.
Broohe Mr. Coles Dr. V. c. Smith, bearer
Lieut. Cox; Don Antonio Pers j. d. Bryce; Pratt;
Colyile Messrs. Benson Wainwright; Murdock; Elliott;
Lieut. Col walker Mr. Hammersy; Mr. Erand; Mr. KiddIe
Mr. j. Gilbert; do St. George; e, Gunyer; C. wilson A.
wilson A. A. schseaer and lady W Mason; Mrs. Blakis-
Cresswe Miss Crsswell: Mr. Reynolds: b. Calm O. Ibbot
son hessrs McIlrsth Bowie; Martin: Stanley; Farnham
A. Withers; j. Withers Grotjan Blum.
The American mail steamship Arctic, Capt Lace
hence, noon Of the Oath ult arrived at Liverpool at
quarter past FIVE o'clock Wednesday the ith inst
in eleven days, fve hours, and fifteen minutes
Meesrs. Bell, Sons & Co report (London, June 81 q
steady business to have been transacted in American
State stocks generally with active business in Mon
tres City Six per Cent Debentures This has been
raised by the City Of Montreal to aid in the
of the St Lawrence and Atlantic iiroad against which
the city holds equal amount Of preferential
the company.
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CuNDAY TRIP TO SING sINo AND HAvERsTRAw
- fadns st lonkers Hastings. Dobbs Ferry TarrytSwn.
sing sing snd Rocksnd Lste touching At Hammond street
each Fare n lonters t2 cents Roekiand Lake 25
cents. The new and splendid steamer THOMAS HULsE
cart ynn wsrt will leave New York from the foot
eh.mbr. street. Sunday morning at7S oeiock for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

L,oR CEDAR GROVE. LANDING At FORT HAMrL-
top-Fsre i2h cent. each way. The fsvorts stesm.s
kOSCtuSko capt &. ~ Haneos having been thoroughly
oyerhsuled and painted throughout viii commence her
rsular rips for the sundsy June "a t leaving
foot of 1hr,eenth stree, st o'clock Spring street.
% DO Pier North river 10 do foot 0t Thrteenh street
~ o'clock, Y. Spring street, do: Pisr North
river ~ do leaving Cedar Grove 81 snd 81 o'clock
HENRY hALLAN. Agent oshee foot Of frsnklin -.
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ExCURaIS.NA.

THE STEAMBOAT 0TUELLo. CAPT. II. r. FISH,
will mske excursion 70 the village Of sraton Port
sunday June a. from the foot Of Hammond street. at
10 o'clock A. M stopping nt Srring street at lD Robin
street at 1O FULTON street T. III Grand street.
ll. and Tenth ~ o'clock and returning. will
leave Snton Port at three o'clock This will be Of the
pleasant and agreeable excursions that he made
the brere and brscing air be enjoyed by all
who chose 60 make the trip. 1ckea for the excursion 3
cents-csn he obtained from Nr John A. TlAmmer rs
Wooster street. the Proprietor Of the village.
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO SEwBJsGH AND
VI West Point, tCo1sens Duck direct landing only AZ
prmont verpisncks Point Caiiweis (Roy Hook). Peeks
kil. Cold sprns and Cornwall. tgnehinE .. nsmmani
street each way Pare hfty The and spen I'D
steamer 81. NICHOLAS Captain A. Wilson, wil leave
Nev fort, from foot ef Chambers street Sunday moran
7L oelock June ~ iS5l for the above pisces Retsrn
ing will leave Newburgh at two o'clock r. NJ
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH LADY DESIRES A FEW MORE PUPILS
"A instruct In French Music snd Engish Best re-
<erenees given. Address "Goyerness. at this ofhoe,
<T,o PRoPRIEToRs or BOARDING scHooLs.-ruE
advertiser wishes place his eight years Of ax
In boarding school, some distance from New York where
his morals mot in seetarAn sense will be attended %
veil as his education Address Omega. Herald oee New
York, stating location. terms, sc.
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~ kAND AND IHEAF ENtINSIUN, FHUN NEW
VI York 20 Montreal and Queheo.-rhe undersgnsd are
hrt men, fer grand esoursn TO take place IN the month
~ August To Montreal and Qusbee In the Canadas The
ct will be issued for the round excursion going aud
turnnga first class passage reduced price Individuals
and societies anticipating an excursion In the month
August will obtsn further information by applying 10
Wm Rchniler, i0t Creenwch street. or 70 Geo, r. stan
Icy spd Geo Bachelor No 5s Wert street. The tickets
viii be iAsued for ten OF hneen days' esesrsicn.
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CARD-MISS JULIA BENNETT BEGS To AN
to her friends and the public, that her Beueht
and last takes place at Brougams Lyceum
Monday rext the 2d June. when she socts the
honor of their and fupror Upon this occasion
actress Mrs Manda Jones having kindly volunteered her
s.ryics will Claude Menotte Miss Julia Bennett
Pauline. Mrs vernon Madame Des,hsppeies. Mrs.
Blake widow Melnotte and Mr. Chippsndae Gen Da-
The performances will conclude with time in
AmeIies nes extravaganza called THE QUEEN OF THE
FROGS in which Messrs. Chippendse and Phillips. Misses
~ Taylor and Could and Mesdames Blake aud L)der ~i
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LoNpos MosrY MsHktu, June 6.-Tbe English funds
continue Wholly without change and the transactions to-
day have sgsin been unimportant Tho quotations %
Cunsol- TO gs for money. and ~ for the 18th
q July Bank stock eft on 2lt to 212h Reduced ~ I
toWA; Thrve and Quarter Ier Cents psa to asa;
Long Annuitier, ~, India stock, 80 to 25l, India
bonds tor to sss and Exchequer bills, i2 TO al pre-
MUM.
The foreign stock market was generally quiet to-day
further advanc. however took place In Peruvian,
bargains IN the Tive per cens for money being done ~
in the Deferred at a. aoS 4o5s. and Az The trsosac
tons In other securities omPusd-BrasiIian. ssSi
Danish Five per Cent? lo3 Mexican for account 3ih
Ah AA, "a and - 81 Portuguese -Four per Cents. for
account 80; Russian Five per Cent?, ll2a spanish Pa
si,e and 81. Spanish Three per Cents l0S aud i0a
Dutch Two snd-a Half per Cents 5aS. s9t and So.
and the -Four per Cent Certificates 90 eois. and eoS
THREE per cent Consols o5' e6S three and quarter
NSi Bsnk stock, 9l2ti; Royal Bank shares (flo
psidl, i2H; Mining Company Of ireland, (f7 paid,)
sS Dublin and Belfast Ju.stlon Rsilssy Sfs
tA3o psd for account 2, Great southern aud Western
(tto paid )or account, az, Midland Great Western
(aG los paid 3e Waterford and Limerick 20 paidJ
tor account, l7h
L,rsroot CorroS MsrKrr June 6-There Il no change
in cotton market during the past week the quota
supported The trade have made their purchases freely
while sptculatur and exporters have taken fair share
the present scale Of prices giving confidence to al parties
The accounts ceived by the Arctic though not accom-
rnnh ly an oical document, speak Of falling OF IN
the weekly receipts; doubt the coming steamer will
c, nfrm these rumors The Committee Of Brokers place
6hd per pound. 45lo American, and 10 Surat. have
ben taken speculation and i52o American, $50 SUI
tat is0 perpsm and $50 Bengal for export. Sales to-
day eco bales. sales Of the week 40, go bales.
LVrRpooL CosS MARSpr, June 3-our market was
tolcfably well attended to-day but there was only
derste d,mand for either English OF foreign -heat
ard the cureni rates Of this DAY week remained unin
proved p fer Egyptian which owing 20 it, relative
chespness, Commands preference over other kinds In
Ireland, and realized advance Of Id TO ID per 10
lts ststes, Canadian, and French -four exciting
more attention than Of late salee T. very fair
extent effected Mt little variation from last ruei
day's quotations. Upon rVited supply a barley At
hand coed samples ~ foreign were rather dearer aud
malt supported former prices The general of Eng
lbh aud knropean beans IN moderate request and
held on much higher terms, Exyrtans. which had pre-
vtufly advanced improving merely 81. TO Cd per qr
In ptss no change apparent Oats, meeting a
angud sele hardly maintained the rates Of last week
aud oatmeal remained stationary in value Indian
after tectdng Cd per ar the spc was In fair demand
s the sbet, ment and floating csrgoes II near at hand
would sell st late prices
Jvsr 6-The Torn Exchsnge this morning well
sttsndsd by both tovn end country desaers. fresh
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CrNDAy EXCURSIONS TO

CUNDAy EXCURSIONS TO FLusHING-vsRg. Is
ocsnts each The new snd beautiful steamer lsbs
CITY Capt Slss Reynolds will AZ ater Sunday June
I'D 1851 lesve Fulton Market slip At 81 o'clock A. NJ and
sndsP Returnirg leave Flushing AZ 70 o'coct, A.
sbd ~ NJ landing ct the foot Of Brooms and TentA
streets, East river each The Island City will lave
Ilnshina on Sstnrday exeninks ~ 81, o-clock.
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nKLAvAN HOUSE,. NO UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE
ti.as. '.ss sss s. pyt: ssssr:s S I;s.sS .ss
ted Union place whore he will be plsased
'' the wishes q those who may 's2' slT bsEas%S
HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON. IL is NOW
sgG ..d 5ssSs sGn.s1 s % ia SIsfS
s,s.nbs., Trojan. leave. pier No North RIVER and
ssr, a.anisr !, s.dli.x y; ana .is. .se5SafMd
pier foet Of Chamber street At tPk
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW RocHELLE NEW YORK
lN Peck Jr Propre.er-Thi. dsl,shtfu summer rssi-
naSs u ThS%P.sn S.oa 81 BrSsassy
ofbuan. street,
&EA BATHIs6-cAPE NAY. N. J.-cos0REss HALL
sS.nisi fsi liberal heretofore received would
ys, ..Iss .h thee s.sadss s s s s,.s s.pss h.,,
ssa. III. s srrssss@sss @ sas s,oouaods,oa b. trusts
ssr,,s,a9s s,s ss:s paaSs.3 upon ). .% .aS.srssi
% sS Ss Sv ss s ess ~.
egs,en' ana vaas q majority q The :Gsr,s; :, this
,CEA BArHIsG-LoSG BRANcH N J.-ruE sra
- scrber viii open bis house for the RECEPTION oi y.ers
vshs dsy. June 2iss lS5l. HENRY ROWLAND.
yUAwAYANDA HOUSE. AT GREENWOOD LAKE,
bead u .s ten mile. s1Sss from css.sr spS but
s.s ,ss ss., @ h9s. ron ne sy rns -, an ,aa ~.
sor Chester DEPOT where. ., coepers hotel e.rri.ses
Isis.i SO BfosdsSs Or d, SroVr,.sss
pAynIss HOTEL, LONG BRANCH NEW Jersey.
sItepsve having been ust completed viii D.
Ss HS, Tsss. building @ G
shore capable Of mmodsng from yi.iters
ysnseous situation of Long Branch on the sh.re q the
mighty Atlantic With its beautiful beach, sea bathing and
sshns not 20 be eseelled u, saiubous air and invlso
yies found niseI,n silsys hard table,, snd vehicles
h market affords an the bar shall be stocked
.yith tbs bes LIQUORS.
pELnoST HALL. scHooLEy' MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
It'll. rsr{ .,asp.,s .sd rorul,
isiters will reopen for reception of vstsrs on the
9th inst The veil established reputation Of the house ts
ssre"ndins e"un,r oss,Rsr Nth he ssssIsns
qualities othe mineral water render q the de-
r usual devote her particular attention 70 the ladies'
sep.tment Compe.ent persons are ENGAGED y GIL eyey
department. excellent band Of music will hs 10 .t,snd
schooisys Mountain, June Is,, 1851
THE PAVILION HOTEL. SITUATED IN THAT
= besutful and romantic place known as Glen Covs,
steamer leaves New Yori daiy =, ausrter before. PH
from Fulton Market slip steamer also lesves the
s Ser s q rs I .sSs Re, ~ sS s' Cdy y
~ that any other waeritt place on The
always te commanded The pavilion l. under the manage
o has provided hmief ss good servant, a. eSuid b
prooured IN .hs ei, For further particulars apply the
propretors Of the sansion House No. Chambers street
f,TsHING AND SRA. BATHING HOUSE an yoVTU,N
,e happy 70 receive few families L. 6oars :, no. p
prices Ro. boats snd s.ii boats vh complete sets
Rshls bait Sc always hand for fishing parties Men aso
supplied 70 attend rovinr or ssns Genemen ia town
desrous of securing boss and attendance by al
n 10 70 ssioskp and a'i re.
Fort Hamilton atS p ard nv AN. and az and 81 pm
rI,BoMAs BowDEN mas LEASED THE NEW LARGE.
House At Port Hamilton Il where horses will Ne taxes
uverT and where can he bad ~ sil times Horses C
tissss Ishs Hssoa'. andssddis H'rses, on hire.
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m AyuoNp A HERR pRIEsBACus MgNAGERIE-

:
~ This celebrated Acnage-he largest and best oon
ducted IN the known almost every anm.
known natural history and which has received the p>
and applause Of hundreds Of thounf OF the most
respectable and in pie Of thu United states has
commenced most brilliant and viii
visit principal cities towns Of New Engsnd ia the
following order vi1-Juns 2t. Canton 2i Dedham ,ith,
Natio 18th. Wnltham. 15th, Concord.
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HAMBLIN FEsTIvAL-AT A MEETING OF THE


friends Of Thomas s. Hambln. ESQ., favorable to the
proposed Festival held at the Astor House. Thur,day
the 18th inst the Executive Committee appointed at
mr meeting made report Of the arrangements made by
them in the execution of the duty assigned them follows
The Festival to take place at Castle Garden (which
literally placed their disposal Ma
ession the evening Of Tuesday the 9th of June
The prices Of admission to bePsrquee and balcony
made tickets dollar The for seating
audience to be the admirable plan that adopted
by r. Bsrnum Es and 70 be carried out BY the gentle
men ushers Of the Jenny Lind concerts who have all olun
teertd their services The consist
comedy OF " The HONEYMOON: in which Miss Charlotte
CusI man. with the consent of c. A. Marshall who
has sso in the kindest proerd the whole Of
talent gaged in his establishments in this city Pla
delpha Miss julia Bennett Mrs Blake. Miss DENIM
make all the talent his command to greatest
degree to the end the Committee have in view only
Festival closes his estsoiishment) Mr. Jno. Ovens
and Nr Dsyidge a of whom ha kindly and
MT Hsmbln will sppear an act of the Opera Of Luoia
the full Of the Opeatc company of Max
nfretzek Fsq who has most nun hcently placed tie
disposal Of the committee every at his command
including the following emne and popular artists Max
haretzek manager and conductors Sgnor, A. Bosio, Sig
nora Trutt- Benedett Signora e viett Miss Whiting
Bsrattni and Mesrs kreutzer, Lie M and Ard leaders,
have ali most literally accedcd to the OF
fifty performers under George Lodsr Esq who has also
and liberal met the views Of the commit
tee To all OF which yolnntee red talent has been kindly Of
red that Of large number the members the
tic and musical professions besides those the
sfove cast~,
This report was unanimously accepted, and votes o
Marshall and George Looer Esqs for the prompt and
prorer of the at their command and to
have yo-I red their professional services for the
sion And this being ordered to be printed the
adjourned until Saturday evening 81 eight O'clock at
JAnFs +. OT,s, Secretary.
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Advces from Rome of the 3lst ult state that Calan-
dre the colonel Of artillery who conducted tn. defence
of Rome eaisst the French and became triumvir for
w days after the u Mszzn has been tried
and condemned to death.
The note Of Cardinal Antonelli published by the Ind
r-rdares Bsirs notwithstanding official disayowal In
th. 0,9pas di Rosa had produced sttrong sensation
tmong the French officers. Pstrob of French cavalry
suaroed by mounted sbirr searching the country
houses for Cardinal yiKzsidalli had died
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Advices from Madrid announce that the proceeding
going In Portugal are causing VERY considerable
alarm to of III. spanish ministers, and Cabinet
Councils daily held upon the subject.
disagreement evidently exists IN ths spanish Cabi-
net TIA. Portuguese question. the Marquis Miraiores
t.irg of opinion that immediate military interference
ought TO be- DC tteimined on.
The civities and marked attention which the Prcsi.
dsnt the French republic continues to favor Generai
NsTyatz with in Paris looked upon with very great
dstrust In the palace and everywhere else AT Madrid,
teeause IL H. imagined that Louis Napoleon would
g dly avail OF the hrrt opportunity TO force him
spain Prime Minister again Both the Queen and her
royal mother continue TO ~th the General at great
distance without any particular cause being assigned
Tor such n obstinate dislike.
The military precautions continue to be observed,
though the actual cause does trsnspire
- believed that N. Bustllos quits the Marine De-
parment aud that he will 20 to the Havana General
AIntro IL to b. his Other changcs in the
Minrtry contemplated.
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CASTLE GAKDEN.-EIGuru SUNDAY EVENING

M ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, hSvB
Az Grand sres-open every night during the week until
further notice. The original and we'll known CHRISTYe
MiNSTRELS comprising efficient and versatile corps
OF talented and Experienced Performers under the
nagement OF Christy whose concerts In this oty for
tuesesson Of Ave have been received with favor b.
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
oents Doors open at aud will At eight
O'Clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
N At o'clNck. p IL
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NELLUWS hINSTKELS AT FELLUWS NEW MUsI,
rss s
OF talented end under the sole
Of b. Fellows whose this city for
the past have been received With the greatest favor
the elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Feows
Musical Hall Of the spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world Admission IS cents Doors At
G. concer to commence at o'clock An afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation Of families. commencing at three O'clock -
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10 strest Dras. C;rcia "a s.ana "a, -. ~

IL m, T,N
- Circle and Parquet 50 os Family Circle
70 cents; Orchestra Stall Seats S Boxes Doors
open at7 to begin at o'clock Saturday evening June
81 the performances will with the
the LADIES BATTLE-Baron de Montriehsrd, Mr. Lynne
Henry de Flavigneul. Mr. Palmer; Gustaye dc Gugnon
Mr.. Brougham Countess dAutreval Miss JnIia Bennett
I.ons Miss Could Popular dance by Mr.. Fletcher and
Miss Tsyeure. To conclude with JENNY LIND-Mr Gran
hy Gag Mr. Thompson Mr. Leatherlungs, Mr. Phillips Jen-
ny Leatherlungs. Miss Mary Taylor.
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BATuTNe-CAPE NAY NJ J-coSoRKss HALL

sCEA BArHISG-LoNG BRANCH. NJ 1.-THE suB-
- ecrber will his house for the rvcsrtioa of vster
ssks dsy, June 2ist lc5i HENRY ROWLAND.
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Anstria.

Tccgraphic adyices from Nic, of tho sh Inst con.
rt diet the late reports a the di-ma~a of Bach the
Secretary for Home Auairu Count Thun. the Austrian
Agent at Frankfort bas been instructed 10 submit the
Austrian annexation question TO the Diet.
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Tho whole loss by the late Gre al psnvlc: n y, vas
st1o a. which as ico VS. BY the Eschsnse Hotel
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vUAwAYANDA HOUSE. At GREENWOOD LAKE.
w orsn,e county N Y. This house 10 stuated at the
head Lake. miles from Chester and but
four and half hours from the city The ~ Y and Rail
-psd leaves from Dusns street morning and evenn
for Chester depot where At Cooper hotel esrr.ses
-sdnes. convey passengers 10 the Lake Apply 70 ID.
reer. $50 Broadway or 10 th. propretor ~ ". I.ks
THERON rEITER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

NKLAvAN HOUSE. NO, UNION PLACE, OPPOSITE
~ Union Psrt The undersigned would announce 70 h.
tsnds and the public generally that he has leased and
ted ,hs house No Union place who're he will be plsed
W. A. DELAyAN.