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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

will hold their weekly meeting at the Supreme Court
Special Term ROOM this evening o'clock Members, and
all Others favorable the objects of the Association M
vited TO attend. RICHARD II. DEMlLT, President.
s., Brown,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

JAhrs GoRpos BENNETT, ESQ
Dear sir-In your Herald of this morning, you speak
Of the Sun in connection with the jacksonville Lehigh
and Plainheld banks. Why not ask III. Y. Beach and
TO step forward and redeem Of the notes
Of the lavre de Grace Bank which they have indirectly
put in circulation and which the hands of poor
laborers who sold their wheat and cattle for the worth
less llavre de Grace Bank notes. Aud Why not have
petition presented to the extra session Of the Legislature
of this State asking for investigation into the affairs
Of the Brooklyn Insurance Company which rests
the responsibility OF N. Y. Beach and sonsl
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the hair
whkers the is applied without injury to the
hair skin 1t be washed nediaely without dis
turbng the color and has bad odor II applied Sold
Phaions Wig and Toupee ufaetory 1877 Broadway.
For sale the city and country by druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

red srny black Courauds Italian
Medcsted Soap tan, pmres feckles eruptiors t
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle ersdicates hair upper lip
face or any part Of the Gouraud Liquid
Rouge for pale lips and checks; Lilly White Hair Restora
tive. etc, are all found at DIR. FELIX GOURACDS old
established Laboratory 81 Walker street fret from
Broadway; Calender - South Third street. Philadep
n u nnktn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

All nc history g. patent medicine there is none that
that will retain longer than Huehns Dyspepsia Btter
in the Of the particular complaint for which
II IL Manufactured IL has afforded relief thousands who
marnsd Themselves neurssis Dysreptcs, try this
pound for know will derive from For
sale Wholesale and retail BY the proprietor, i22 Fulton
street, near Nassau street, Price 0eents per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

StiMasOn 4 Co.'s New Orleans and Mobile
Express per steamship Winfield Scott May l. ISL Tickets
Chagres, per steamship Brother Jonathan Tuesday
May l3, for sale by STIMSON t. CO., 10 Vail strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

tsntion Of persons requiring Wigs to
The Fame aded silver medal for the premium
1T the last fair. They be at E. PHALON.S Wig
and Hair Dye Factory 49, Broadway DEFY street
CITIZENS and before pureaas
Ing elsewhere. Copy his address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
PAPER HAsGINGs, sc.

EfNE FRENCH PAPER HAMGINGs DECORATIONS
Se-Ihoei in want % the above articles should not omit
70 ook through our establishment their interest
taste may be best consulted by GALL TIUs FAYE co.
40 Pearl street, between Madison aud Chatham.
DAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAREs h Co, No.
sy Fearl street, prepared exhibit, all thei-
new designs Of French and American Paper anxngs com
prsinF the richest styles OF gold velvet and san
ons Tor drawing and also oak aud panels
dining rooms halle &c which they wholesale and re-
tail the lowest market prices Superior workmen
pioyed 70 hang the papers, Ne.
NJ. r. DAVIES. SO BROADWAY HAVE JUST
n received Ter steamer splendid Rssortncn. French
PAPER hanginEs o. entirely designs worthy the attention
OF those about 70 purchase Also lace AMI muslin curtains.
window shades and eornces, hands. &c, which wills
eel" Wholesale retail twenty per less than aousu
in The city.
CHEhrEsT STORE ~ THE CITY. 90 BowERY
" for window Shades aud Ccrniees Paper usinrs Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Certain Materials ~ every deserip
ton and every thing ia the Upholstery line twenty PER cent
lower than any other house in the city.
a. N. a h DAVIES. EnhnIttarers nnMerr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
DRY GOODS.

CHEAP LINENS.-JAMEs BECK h co. HAVE NOW
on hand large and we'll selected stock Of a.
Linens Irish Scotch and Basay Shtc Of
make Pillow Case Linens Table Damask every width,
IN the richest and best patterns Damask Cloths Nap
Fms o. every size and quality, Linen Diaper and Danask
I.w.nnE Blankets quilts &C., &C., which they selling
on az Unprecedented low prices and which we'll
atehttn Of hotel and boarding house keepers families In
want Of linen goods ~ BTher stock Of line large
therto presented 10 the public.
LANES RICK 4 n.a.a~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

May the ordinance which prohibits the burial
dead in this city below Eighty street into
effect Our and rapidly augmentng population will
then be compelled to lock to rural cemeteries for
for the departed Cypress Hills Cemetery established
expressly this vabe eKgency and the public
requested visit its grounds and inquire into its facilities
From Brooklyn besides line Of stages the Long Island rail-
read company several trains day to the cemetery
Stages and private conveyance TO the grounds may always
the and WILLIAMSBURG side and line Of
has just started for the cemetery from Wamsbur
which three quarters Of hour after eight o'clock
The cemetery located on Long Island about SIX
the Fulton ferry and four and half from the Williams
burgh ferries and we'll adapted for burial purposes being
convenient distance from the cities OF New York and Brook
lyn and the villages Of amsburgh and Green Point
whilst in landscape and picturesque views is scarcely
equaled On the south faces the Alta gradually
rising in the to high range Of hills With scenery
tending from the the Palisades the north and
the hills Of Connecticut on the northeast The principal
of the cemetery will be removed the LIST Of May from
fa Broadway Information about the price Of lots,
&c. be had of r. G. Nells
Office also Of Kendrck at the branch Office
Of East Broadway and Grand street andf the principal
sections in New York, Brooklyn, and Nilliamsburgh
CALEB 5. Woodruff, President.
E, LINDSAY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

DSAsAAshoGS- esSs
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness, Sc. every
Monday aud Wednesday, commencing at ~ oeIaek Per.
sons having property TO dispose o. will please call and
have them registered before ~ o'clock.
JOHN ~. GATFrELD. Proprietor.
III oRsEs FOR sALE-CoNsTANTLY on UANDAND
Ter sale variety II highly trained saddle and harness
horses suitable for ladies' also saddle
horses, and horses and let the day
HORSE wANTED-A Low PRICED HORSE, SOUND.
motive preferred. and that boy drive. Address
ihr Price, Ne, boz 2,2r Lever Poet Once.
EoR sALE,-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK MARE, FIFTEEN
last Price S4tp less Can he at Dmons
be IN New, near Beaver street.
AN ELEGANT PHEToS FOR sALE-BufJT ny
Wood, Toninson Co, 10 order, At cost 81 500 H..
h IN perfect order having been little uscdw be aold
very low. hriy TO Wood Tcml'nson n Co. 4lo Broadway
A SECONDHAND suiPTfNG-ToP WAGON. ANp
IA six Roekaway for sale. The wagon IL enc 81
y g. HAIRS make With silSer-m mounted harness. WAGER.
cost S22h aud the harness Sf3. All viii he sold
Low VI applied for Immediately at John G. Ham reposte
~, $40 Broad~ay
LoR sAIE--A BRorGuAH tNApE by ERLER. BEST
carragc maker IN Farisl which is in order will 10
gid By gentleman about 10 leave Europe; price 500
Inquire stable Artor nl6ee tha Opera
House.
EoR sALE-AN oPEN PHEroS FOR Two HORSES,
With enamel leather tor, aud in perfect order iu-
nedste use httraysstalc ancn street Broadway
GToIEN, OR sTRAYED, FROM THE CORNER OF DE-
- aney street aud Bowery last night, the 18th inst asor-
rel ware, wagon and Harness said mare white face
~ iare scar let from blister her left hind quarters
vardta. 49, "" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

manufacturer aud Wholesale dealer has on hand and
offers Tor sale ON liberal terms the richest
csde laced chent waertd bordered lined fnsed iyorv
rped satin elk, bingham and cotton Parasols Also
hras OF every seserption t0ine Buggy red for
trade. &c, 70. ANDREW BORNE. No u Cedar street. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
- A regular meeting Of the Dsmocratic Republican
General Committee will be held Tammany Hall on Thurs
Day evening May ,t lsel Pspstua parcu-
brought before the Committee. BY order Of
RoBT J. DILLON, Chairman.
J JSss p !; s.vnsE' 'r' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
LOST, &c.

G 90 REWARD.-IoST-A LADY's BLUE ENAMEL
~ ~ led Watch, with the initials of l.. D. to Emma
Tuesday between 4 and o'clock p NJ, while passing
through Broadway Grand No. 62S Houston
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
No. COS Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

- EM0vAL-WM. HIRSCHF ED, IMPORTER OF
III Watches Watch Glasses &c has removed from No. u
TO No 10 John street. up stairs, whore he will keep
thy of snc Watches, the lowest
prices the best imported Watch Glasses cheaper than
other place the trade No. IL John Broadway
- LMovAL.-F. Ii. McELROY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
IL has removed from No l5 to 6S5 Broadway door
above the of Amy street. where he would be happy
TO see his fric nds and customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01
REMOVALS..

y EMOvAL.-JOHN G. WYMAN MERCHANT TAILOR.
II has removed from No. 2 to ISL Broadway, opposite
the ity la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-01

GENTLY percerbla without being prominent feature
render The general design model q classical proportion
' WAS ''' GESiN, 2s Broadway, opposite St. Paulss
Housekeepers and all Others In want of
Bedding, Beds,ead &e would do well to eallat ~ vii
Mulberry street where may be found the
Of IN his Baa s Ssd t. the rS
Bedsteads and Cots, Wholesale and retail.
Look Mt those new Spring Patterns of In
grain carpetng only four silags er yar and those pat
Se diSh s in e
raCgs ,ss sgeh ea K are rarely met with
---------------
Watches OF every description, from the
GS M s sTce can which, 1 paea
arr Sfti the kshesu Pointed Cola Pens Try if
you want a first rate article.
Removal.-Dr. Lutener's Ear Infirmary,
for the xeusys treatment Of Ear diseases will be removed
from the external ear and the various distressing in
tie ssred short time without risk phn cS 1a
till Patients from the country can have good rooms, with
or without board
Who wants white, fine clear skin aud
shn rIs.srys which act; IKE charm sying the mott
you have Sreeses sunlprn or tan this removes it imue
aatel also pmgies ,q rheum or any other srGpops Of
and sold only at i Broadway corner Of Howard w.
PhaIon's Magic Hair Dye, to color the hair
whikers the is applied without injury the
hair skin 1t be washed Immediately without dis
turbng the color has bad II is applied Sold
at Phalons Wig and Toupee ufactory, 1877 Broadway
For sale in the city and country BY druggists generally
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly con-
vtrt red hair to brown black Couraud Italian
Medicated Soap pmrle freckes eruptions SIC,
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle ersdicates hair from upper pA
face, part OF the Gourauds Liquid
Rouge for pale lips and checks; Lily White Hair Restora
tive; ETC. are all found at Or, FELIX GoURAuDs old
established Laboratory % Walker street fret store from
Broadway; Calender South Third street Philadelphia
l29 Washington street. Boston.
Wigs and T0upees.-Wc would call the at-
Ssntion Of requiring Wigs to recent provement
The FAME arded silver medal for the FIRST premium
1T the last fair They be at Z. PHALON,S Wig
and Hair Dye Factory 1T Broadway corner Of DEFY street
and strangers invited examine before
II. v. Bush's Renovating Aromatic Cor
dial mrar,s life and vigor to the whole system, and
restorative for impaired and dehAted constitutions
just the thing the public need Give IL trial Prn
eifal depot $40 Green wch. of Duane
per bottle-aad by druggists generally.
Hutchings' Vegetable Dyspepsia Bitters.-
In all the history patent medicines there that
that will retain longer than utehns Dyspepsia Btter
kheaeous in the OF the particular complaint for which
II IL Manufactured has afforded relief thousands who
marned themselves ineursbe Dysreptics, try this
pound for know will derive
sale Wholesale and retail. by the proprietor, ~ Fulton
street, near Nassau street. Price JQeents bottle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
British Interference.

Sometime ago the New-York Tribune assert
ed thata fund had been raised in New-York,
which was to receive occessions from England,
for the purpose of securing a Free Trade tri-
umph in the next Presidential election. The an
neXed article, from London newspaper, fully
confirms the fact of British interference:
The London STANDARD of January 27th has
the following extraordinary paragraph upon the
subject OF Free Trade, and the American Con
grrss
ave tell the American Government and the
American people lsays the Sandard and we
tell them truly, that very large subscriptions
have been and are at present going on amongst
our Free Traders tLondou incudcd to remit %
the United states TO buy opposition they say
they have Is members in Congress at commandN
10 their Government, on the proposed Judiclous
alterations ia the Tariff. We warn them Of this.
We say nothing of the course and the men who
have recourse 10 such dsgracelu means TO gain
ana end is It thus British trade is to be mnintain-
od. has Free Trade rendered such course ne
cessary p ror.ofthc low compliment they pay to
American Democratic intellect for it Is IN this
particular section Of the population that they
place confidence TO and them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
VERMONT POLITICS.

"Democrofic Meeting at Uhite Rirsr Junction"
SO notable an event in the political history Of
Vermont, and more particularly in the history Of
the locofoco party, must not be overlooked. We
therefore give the official record. In speaking Of
the persons assembled, the Burlington Sentinel
assures the anxious public that it was The true
spirit Of democracy that called them together, and
such was the spirit that pcrvaded the hearts Of
all present" Remember then that you are about
to be ushered into the presence of the "t7,e
spirit of democracy" Again, says the Senti-
nell "a determination was eyinced by all present
once more to rally upon the .Naiionai Democratic
platform to io, past differences be forgotten, and
united act 10 concert for the FUTURE So YOU
are about TO behold the great " National Demo-
cratic platform" Wen, that surely ought to be
worth seeing. We think it is, decidedly, unique
and rich The "true spirit Of democracy" 1t
will be found is exclusively siarocraiic aud the
only tangible point to which the party is pledged
Is The fag,tige siaue tar If there is one solitary
"new test" Wing in Vermont-or one out of it,
who has hoped 20 obtain foothod anywhere with
in Ibis jurisdiction,-hc is most profoundly to be
piiied. The old line democratic party has en-
tircly covered his ground, making the test its
main articlc of faith We submit whether an in
dictnont will not lie--ite Tesioiors compliments
vs. Daris, Smaiiey ci a. = for stealing their thun-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
The President.

His message On the negro riot will be found
ON the first page. The Committee Of the Sen
ate declined coniaring any further military pow
er the Executye.-South Carolina, 1t is said,
has particular objections TO doing SO, just at this
time. BY the way, the ~ Tribune states
that The President was oyermueh pressed upon
this subject by certain persons who have interests
more viii ere long abaove himself from such in
iluences. We give the statement as it comes
So mote it BE-.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

the p4ronsge Of the State printing for more
tbanH anty years. That il has enjoyed this
.ff patronage, we do not complain. 1t is al
most necessary consequence of its convenient
location al the State Government. This circum-
stance we subpit, ought it not to have induced
our friend and contemporary TO little more silent
forbearance ~
"A little more silent forbearance" Then
these gentlemen are really aware that we did
forbear. Why could they not remember at the
same time the express declaration that we found
no fdlh for the loss of the laws, and the express
acknowledgment that the Union Wing, and other
Wing newspapers had a betir claim to them
than the Waterman: But no complaint. At
the outset we counted the cost-and among the
items, was Just such a piece of editorial hard
ware as this. We were prepared to see it offer
ed, and happily conscious that it would come to
wrong market The Watchman don't take
that article, as will be seen in another place.
Now wins, have these gentlemen done in the
real muller in issue? They do not deny the rea-
sons assigned for recent dispcnsations in Yer
mont Massachusetts and New Hampshire; nor
the deduction from the rarrytown letter. made
both by the Watchman and by Mr.. Wcbster's
friend, Taylor of Ohio; nor the fact that party
happly small, and destined, we hope, to grow
beautifully less, y has actually been organized
upon Test hitherto unknown to the Wing party.
In all peifits then the Watchman stands intact,
and has furthermore had the fortune TO elicit
from these gentlemen disayowal of any "Web-
ster party ia Vermont" If they are satisfied ,ce
are. perfectly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06

If it is not Wig Adminsiration--if 1t cannot
tolerate VERMONT WHGs--the Uhigs ofWhigs
the Wings who are always Wings, let other
States 90 as they will,-why then the Udichman
will say--let the Administration expire quietly at
its appointed time; and let the Wings Of Yer
mont look out for Reio one, which they can
cheerfuly and heartily support, in perfect consis-
tency with all their time-honored professions and
cherished principles. We hope the great ques-
ton Of " the Wutchman and the Administration
is now settled As you respect the public peace
-as you reverence the conservative principles of
"law and order"-as you value the perpetuty Of
the Union--we implore, we beg, we warn you
don't "agifaie"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
Daniel Webster and the Wing
Party of Vermont.

We adopt the following right. hearted and in
dieious remarks, partly upon a subject 10 which
we have not purposed TO allude, from the ye,mouf
Journal.
Without imputing any other than the best Of
motives TO the Watchman, we cannot but think
the tendency OF It's course injurious 10 the unity
Of me wing party IN Vermont, and consequent
Of sound wing principles. However pure the
principles Of party, once let in schism and fac
tious strife, and there is an end of hope for any
good results, or for any permanent success. In
states where there are large commercial cities.
and where there are greater inducements TO per.
sonsl lealousies, anmosities, and factious rival
ries, the Wing parry has suffered immence evil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-06
CONGRESS-.
MnHnAY. Feb. q.

Messrs Seward Chase Hamlin and Dayton
presented petitions for the repeal OF the fugl-
tive Slave law Laid on the table.
Mr. Hunter reported the Indian Appropriation
bill. with some verbal amendments, which were
concurred in. and the bill passed
The Senate then took up the Cheap Postage
bill. and concurcd in the amendment allowing
weekly newspapers to circulate tree oil postage
within the county where published.
Mr. Rnsks substitute for the House bill was
taken UP and adopted.
rTbo substitute proyides rate Of three cents
on all letters prepaid and of five cents on those
unpaid: letters for distance exceeding 3UuO
miles. TO be charged double these rates. Inc
bill also imposes on newspapers a torifi oi rom
five to twenty-five cents per quarter, Tor wecRles'
according to distance; seul-weeklies DOUBLE trl-
weeklics treble, and daily plpers five tunes the
above rates.
The bill was then ordered 10 be engrosscd, at-
ter which, several members wishing to speak up
on the subject. it was laid over.
Honrs-Aocr refusing, by yeas and nays, to
call the House, Mr. Bayys motion to reconsider
the vote bv which the Fertilization bill was re-
ircted on saturday, was laid on the tsbe-yeas
lOl. nays s.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole. aud took up the Civil and Diplomatic APP
preparation Bill.
VtspAi' uu ~
Nfn0'e.- Messrs laIh ana tlele p'tsenVcu po-
utions Tor the repeal oil me usiuNe "'a'o l""'
Laid on ihe tahe.
ON notion OF Mr. paNls' 'he p'Ii =" "1'u "
Military Asylum Tor "ohnoed auu pi9"oiou So
dirrs oi Tire 4. = service was tahen up ana 'l-
ter beng re'd ana shgh'y Ameh1eu' was "iN''-
ed To- pe engrossed-
! he oil directing the money c"iltCleu TN l,t
customs I'D NdHiornla' PRIOR 10 nov I'm 81,
to he pal0 mo ul, a. = was
up ucoalea' alNeh'eo' ana oIucl'" 'o Do
ed, soooo
ihe passage OF ih's o"i WIN p'iuI W.
GOO INTO me =. ,. lre'Sur}' ne D"i ulSo "P
pfopfi''.s c'uUuUV loT ''' It'le' '' g1
cmigr1uis- elfo,uOO for the expenses oi tne Oal-
liorma convention, anG S'VO'oOV lor expenses
incurred 10Y in4t Hta'o beoie nef ADMISSION ,''.o
the Om"n' ne 'st so. was appioplili,eu ~. y,
M an. nlinen, oN5tea oy par u"inn' "'"on was
ad.qcAiea ny Nf .pi'onlI
mr. poFis' o. Miss., reported oacN '"e Nl'e'
ana ilarDor p"i "lul"ul amendments
-, NH Ih9u,'' ''s lu''i3' '.''l''I "''u' W N'0
Fo.iage olli was deferred WI to-lnoro"'
me senate went INTO executive SESSION. ana
soon after Ael ouTned
H9hac' ~ N' stanton from lhs Na'"' '.,'''i'''
zee, WA0t report ia 'ne'1 ""''"'iNl"E " ,''sl7
bii"'.l ~ 'l'.i' ." N,' Z" -' on =" que ''1
uon %, A',uAs COCK nc 'Ah i'"'
Mf ioohn7 opposed llt IePot| ana l"e su'-
fnTt was postponed