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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

THE New PARTY OF Pubic RopBERs IN Al
BANy.-The Industrial Convention as it is called,
of the new party who want to rob the public lands
for the benefit OF particular class, is now being
held in Albany. 1t is sort Of second edition OF an
assemblage which the same parties attempted to
hold in Tsmmany Hall, the other evening. They
put forth the same burglarious doctrines in rela
tion to the public lands, and also nominated as can
didate for the Presidency, Isaac =. Walker, Of
Wisconsin. While they perfectly agreed as
TO the robbery of the public lands there quite
rumpus among them in consequence Of the admis-
sion of a black man, as delegate from Pennsylva-
MIA. Some of them would not associate with q
black man, and others thought colored delegate
was good enough for them. Now, our opinion is,
that if the colored man respectable and honest,
he was too good for the whole batch of them.
Their proper associates ought to be eminent prac-
ttioners of the doctrines they profess, now in the
State prisons of Auburn or Sing Sing. Their con-
vention should have been held at either of these
classic castles, and it is from them their candidates
should be chosen. Bristol Bill the great burglar,
would be good candidate for president Of the con-
yention, and One-eyed Thompson, if he had not
taken poison, would have been capital secretary.
Always call spade spade and diamond dia-
mond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

OF the most recherche fabrics which enressy
closest scrutiny Of connosseurs in articles Of
Those which he the criticism of the
public, will he fatters himself reflect cred not merely
his energetic perseverance, hut American art
Such Drnb Beaver Genin dress style has not here
tofore been IL this couatry In contour, material
ghness finish and richness is the plus ultra OF
its class His splendid -Four Dollar Black Hat is thing OF
itseand In its PROPORTIONS and stamped
there the evidence Of master genius His stock of
undress hats for mapped beavers
and style Of straws balances the
ted display Of caps for travelling Longing lar
French and American skill have ntrbutedt
their and novel fabrics to the juvenile
men and there face form Of childhood which
not be furnished with by selection from the
countless assortment Especial attention is invited to the
elegant Riding Hats for ladies' both Of light and glossy
beaver (hlaek and drab aud Of straw These pctuesla
models are puned and present most graceful and atae
proverbal for the flowing beauty of their outline their
graceful decorative appointments To the ladies' GENTLE
men, youths and ALL Genin presents his best
Letting call at his mammoth store in order that they
have the material for opinion by comparing his
regards extent variety and excellence with that an
and every other house In the United States.
GENIk, 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

CosSoS PLr.-Nos 53I 42i, 535, 53d, So, $50, Gal,
Urnctrr Ccvpr-Ssme a. yesterday.
GFSEptI TEtN.-Tccisons will b. delivered
Y. = DisTRfcr Ccth1.-Nos :, q ?. ~ ~, II, 16 L.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

ishers Un0n held Wednt evening, June Ith
the offered an.
proved and ordered be printed pasmueh certain
ties this city, aeuated envious feelings
Of Enterprise relinqnishng all claims
business have hched the title OF Union.
by which know desnated, and have appropr
ated To themselves evidently with design Of miseadnK
the unity who In pursuit OF Therefore,
esoedThat deem it an act Of justice to ourselves and
to the public expose the dupoity Of such parties and
place them their proper character before the eommu
nifty Resolsed-That We will but perform our das ~ lay
Union IL Park Row. the only association Of pracu
companiesso eaed-are but individual en-
terises which the have participation in
the results Of the business Rsoved1hat will appeal
To the community withhold their patronage from those
ho out beacon and to sustain the laudable aud
humane Efforts Of the mechanic in the maintenance Of hs
lust and natural rghts GEORGE RICHARDS President.
GEORGE w. WEED, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

THE GAS COMPANIES AND THEIR PRicEs.-The
gas companies of this city have engaged several
chemists to make long and labored reports, to show
that their gas is cheaper, because it is better, than
the gas in Philadelphia, that of any other place
in the world. These chemists have certainly ut
tered considerable quantity Of gas the subject,
but we think we could procure a report, from che
miss entitled to equal credit, of entirely different
character. showing conclusvely that the gas of New
York is dearer than that of any other part Of the
world If the people would only call meeting and
offer a premium, they could get dozen chemists to
prove the truth of what we say. This mode Of
bolstering up high prices will not take.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

Silver Beavcrs.-These arc all the rare
They had in perfection at Mealio s6 Broad
way next door to the depot Of tho New Haven Railroad
also Panama Lcghotns and other head gear
mer wear. healio's goods unexceptionable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

articles made BY WhTkI ~ Fulton street can nT ~
them and then let them BY this line 81 policy BE be
bnt 81 the finest customer trades In the W
recommend those who really good boots TO call at s
ektAhlifhmont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

The sunday Mercury u tomorrow will contain thrilling
American historical romance, entitled Wan
the Massacre Chicago Miss Susan Puts howsr will also
discourse 10 the ladies the female costume Secure
copy. Price three cents Once, 100 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

Beavers Panamas Lgborn and Straw Hats-Exa nine thu
splendid w. T.. Dayids Broadway second
door Duane Those their taste
suited, would do well to call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

for sale the most beautiful Of thin spring and
summer clothing got In this city For style beauty
and cheapBes unryaled and great piles from which
et DE GRAW Co.'s great clothing house Is l3J Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

Lghorn and Straw Hats Summer SylesOne of the most
extensive Summer Hats exhibited in
store this city be found BANTAS 1906 Canal
nef Wooster Drab truly gain
enviable popularity account OF their lghtness,
beautiful and the comfort they
the wearer in this hot and oppressive weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
Espencheid,s Spring and Summer stvIe of

FOL These uurivnlled
than before this year
ing his great manufacturing facilities of his friends
have been ppoined this last week. but he
this morning with extensive and beautiful
Hats as the town produce The store at M Nassau
street, corner OF Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

FRoM BARAcoA.-The schooner Golota, arrived yester-
day from Baracoa, Cuba brings information that fruit
very there, owing to the dry season There
were several fruit vessels bound for this city detained
there on the 25th ult, waiting for cargoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

lent for money 1t is astonishing what
demand there for those beautiful
gents introduced by Lockhear Broadway Hat Store,
Broadway They perfect beauty and for only S. The
public attention is solicited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

THE MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, ny THE AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP BALTIC.

The American mail steamship Baltic, Capt Comstock
will leave this port at to-day for Liverpool Her
mails will close at half past 10 o'clock this morning
The Nrw YOrK HrR.tD, printed in French and Eng
lish, will be published at halfpast o'clock Single
copies can be obtained at the following places in Europe
Edwards, Sanford Co.. No. Columbia Building pool
~ DE Bernardy No 20 John street. Adelphi, London.
Edwards, sandford No. IL Cornh London.
ID. III. Revolt. ..... No. u Place de la Bourse Paris
Advertisements as well subscriptions, for the Nrw
YonK rnaLp win reach us left at the above places
Anew Tale, by enc Author OF wacousta.-
The sunday Mercury q tomorrow vii e,staa thrilling
Ss Massacre =, Chicago Mis-: sSsan Put.ybcwsr viii Alec
cory. Price three cents once. 100 Nassau street.
Read this weeks sunday Dispatch.--rhe
whole city e be taken BY storm and &c old fashioned
things in general are 70 be done up.
Sunday Excursion,-The favorite steamer
Thos iiuse makes "trip tomorrow Sunday 70 West
Point Cold sprng and intsrmedate places This 4 The tn
lumn Time ofleavns Chambers street, "a AN.
Green Turtle soup-At Bayarsi's, this day
and morrow. SOUP served all hours day aud evening.
'"ps"pphea 70 p@rp prfp ~ II, ", qpp
Noticc-The ms ps Of the Lots at Broohiyn.te
/. ss a. sgssn on Monday @ i RE
tenth stres, and Third Tenth, and Eleventh
street, Brocsiyn No sws street New fSrE. '''A
Henry Gosling having taken the house 50
Liberty street hrs, house out Of Broadway and htted
tie most elegant restaurant, respectfully
solets the patronage Of his friends the public For
poeness TO guests good cooking and especially clean
he 10 determined to merit the patronage Of the public
Good Boots and shoes nj Low Prices.-The
articles made by WATkIN ia Fulton street, always
suft0mers-not
them and then let them BY this line Of policy hs has
brt of the finest customer trades In the cy We
recommend those who really good boots TO call at @
estsblishment.
Stove Dealers are respectful1y Invited 90
examine stocs Of uneqused ssserment stoves We
Air tight Cooking Stove for 1851 the
Odd Ftov Aso sis sizes Of summer furnsces h
with without the only thing 81 the hind II
EarheA ABENDR0TH, BRoTgERs. III BeshmAnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

TO make the quality,
the following prices Sacks sl0 single breasted Frocks
Sl2 French cloth Frock Coat from SIC to 81 black
mere Pants from So to So satin Vests S. also assort
ment Of ready made clothing Skeleton Sacks, IS 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

Nblos Garden, 572 Broadway where he will be happy
serve hi. old friends and others with his styles
Hats, in the Of Drab Rocky Mountain Beavers
also straw goods Of the various patterns for geQ
youths, and children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

examine stoct Of uneqused ssorment Of stoves We
have Just got out Air tight Cockins Stove t 1851 the
Odd Fellow ALEC sin sxes Of furnsces which can be
need with Without the thing 81 thc hnd 10
EsrtsA ABENDR0TH, BR0TBERs. III BeshmAn 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

The correctness Of these tables cannot be disputed;
and what do they prove They prove one fact,
viz; that single sheet Hoah contains nearly
double as much reading matter Of all kinds APP
pears n II S,tc which Is the largest Of the French
journals referred to, and that the double sheet
Herald contains nearly quadruple much as any
single Paris journal. Now, let compare the price
AZ which these papers are furnished respectively,
with that charged for the Noc York HuaA,-
Price q Ia rstric per year, IS francs or...So 60
Journal des Debats, per year % francs. or IL 80
New York Herald Single and double sheet) 25
According to these figures, therefore, the Nec
Fork Hgdh single sheet contains not only nearly
twice as much matter as the leading papers Of
France, but i published at in three instances 81
- less per year and in the other at IS IS less per
year. Now, in regard TO the quantity Of the matter
contained in the Nac York Herald, we challenge
comparison with any paper published in France or
the continent Of Europe generally, for variety i'm
terest, style, reporting, and everything else that
makes it interesting and valuable.
Let US institute comparison respecting the energy
and enterprise displayed by the Nee York Herah
and those French journals
On an average, the Herald /. not sent TO press
without containing telegraphic news to the latest
moment, from all points Of this extensive country
embracing aggregate distances o. t,ccnty thousand
mules q morning, at IN expense which our French
contemporaries would hardly credit. We shall give
them an instance of what do on this side Of the
Atlantic, in the way Of procuring teegraphic intel
ligence. Mr.. Webster recently delivered speech
IN Buffalo, distance Of upwards Of six hundred
miles from New York, which made more than four
columns Of the smallest type Of our paper, and the
words we're barely cold before published them, at
an expense for telegraphing alone Of $50, or t~o
thousand NINE hundred franes. The Presidents re-
cent tour through this state, also received by tde-
graph, cost, in addition, nearly one thousand dob
lars, FIVE thousand francs In addition 70 this,
we regularly receive by telegraph European news
from Halifax, Nova Scotia. distance Of nearly. IL
not quite, eight bundled miles, once . week, IT,
gether With a variety u other mater from other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
He has the name, and well ne DIES,

of selling the handsomest and lightest White Pearl
Drawer Hats in the city Price; 81 TO 81 Panama Hats
fine So 50 to S. The No. of the 20 Fulton
between william and God known the Union Hat Store
and kept BY A. FREEMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

whole cv is 70 he taken by Storm and tie old fashions
newrapcr astonished by the manner in which matters
things in general are 20 be done up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07
A tie-consequently no election.

rwENrY.FIHsT DISTINCT.
The majority for Lyon (canal democrat) In Jefferson
Is 24e; and in Lewis Az; total, COL large vote was
polled in Jefferson.
TWENTY Ffrrp DISTINCT.
The Albany Argus says -" The result In this district
Is asccrtaincd The official elect Mr. Stan.
ton (dcm Ills competitor has majority Of Is In Tomp
kns and u In Seneca--in all 20 MIR Stantons majority
in Yates s3-giving him majority Of in the district
INCOMPLETE RETURNS FROM OTHER DISTRICTS.
DISTRICT
Uhg. Dem.
Sullivan. ........ Sweet go Curtis, 12A
orange. do do. maj. 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

mot securely minister 70 the rraces should use Boges
Hyperion Fluid for STRENGTHENING and beaut the hair
and his Heheaiona Tor improving and preserving healthy
and color % the complexion Sold by the
william Boyle. "a Washington street. Boston; A. n. n n.
Sands 100 Fulton street Hush0n Clark Co. 23 Broad
way Cary Co, and Brigham Day, Pearl street, New
York. and ny the Druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

enviable popularity account Of their lshtness
the wearsr in this hot and oppressive weather
---As------~--
Silver Beavcrs.-rhese are all the rage
now They ian be had IN perfection at Msalos 40 Broad
next door to the DEPOT Of the New Haven Raroad
mer wear. healios goods unexceptionabie.
One price, one quality, and a full equiva--
lens i1r your money II Is 70 see wha; an i'm
gents introduced by Loekhesrt Broadway Hat Store So
Broadway They perfect beauty and for only S. The
He has the name, and well ne deserves It..
Of selling the handsomest and ghtest White and Pearl
very n ss 50 70 s fs Np Of ss H 90 Fnison
between William and God known the Union la.
Wood, the Halter, has removed to No.
friends sisa ssPsy no
%sr Hats in the y Of pras Rocky Mountain beavers
youths, and children. s|'''
Espencheid's Spring and Summer Style OF,
Hat, for ISL Tae,s s.ryad ats greater S.mana
ing his great manufacturing facilities of his friends
@ an
o. hats as the town can produce The store at O Nassau
G. b. Clarke, Merchant Tailor, IIG william,
reet continues to make sarasnts Of the hrst quality at
ss French Cloth Troe Coat Ss 81 black ss.
msn, 10 G saR 81 sS an
For Summer Dress DE Graw 4 Co. Offer
summer clothing got this city. For STYLE
oRAw Co.'S Erss, siehips f house S Futon
street
Summer Under Garments-Rnnkiu and
s wIu,a ys a All h e their Espny
comfort They extremely light and elastic
shrink in washing, ar sold at very low prices.
Worlds Fair.-ylsiters 20 the Worlds
Fair invited examine the subscribers
Cases They the most and useful article
kind manufactured containing all that IL
toilet of the fastdious. SAUNDERS, II7 Broadway
corner Of Liberty st. and 3S7 Broadway.
Comb Factory. INSTRUMENTATION
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-07

KNON, rs Fulton Street,
Adjoining the Sun and opposite the Herald Ofice
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the whig party Of Ne~ York. They ask il
il be true that President Fillmore has thrown
himself into the arms Of this magician, who out
manguvres and outwits yhe sug ican of HIN
dcrhook. The triumphal reception q William H.
Seward by the Legislature Of New York in yopr
city, seems not without meaning or raoral. CAN
the PRESIDENT shed any light on the subject Here
had the pleasure Of meeting Mr. Grimes, the celc-
brated phrenologist. He is nam Of medium
height, but Of strong physical Developments, with
good " bowl Of intellect" and merry eye, that
bets nothing escape him. lie has just published Il
new work ON phrenology, or rather --Phreno- re-
ology," in which, after tho doctrine of La Mark h,
attempts prove, from geology, that all animal life
sprang from oney the lowest degree of animal life
made known to- US by geology; and that the differ
ent Species Of animals and the Developments u nd
progress of their natures, all owing to ths cir
cumstances Of their condition. Thus, man Is, not
derived from the monkey, AS the French philoso-
piers would teach W.; but both are but oifshscts
from tho same germ, Such is one feature OF tho
book-what think you Of it!
Massachusetts, to come back to the old Bay State
contains 973,7l5 inhabitants, according to the
sus OF 1850, being an increase of IS per cent i'm
ten years. Her valuation is $3.50 81 s3l Sh.
has 357S public schools, with an average at
tendance in winter Of 1884, hob scholars. She raises
annually, by tax, for the support of public schools,
including only the wages OF teachers board and
fuel, SS64 ,667 IS. These facts will show the i'm
portance of Massachusetts,, and whence she derives
her strength Let her but sustain the Union, and
how bright will he her name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27

PnlLADELrnrA, March -, 1851.
liz Gla,fcxllrl Elcctinu l,nac-NcerL liz RnM I'nle


The Contested Election cose-Speeoh by Rob-. Tyler
Dig at Nof,r,sDs-Dcrfh Of q Murderer, Sc
Robert Tyler Esq, commenced answering the
argument Of Mr. Campbell in the contested clec-
ton case, this morning. His speech was a written
one, and he confined himself closely to his notes
to Afford opportunity Of displaying the fersid
eloquence for which he wont to be so celebrated
in the days of the repeal agitation. lie did not
touch upon the constitutional question involved in
the case, leaving that argument to his colleague
MIR. liirst. The author Of "Ahasuerus" dserged
towards the close, to panegyric upon democracy,
and attributed the large vote given In the Second
| ward, Moyamensing. TO detestation by the people
Of the character Of Mr.. Levin the candidate for the
first Congressional district, and they accordingly,
| turned out in their might to defeat him
lie detained upon the vicious character OF p0liti-
cal nativism, the preudices which it fosterel, aud
its tendencies to subycrt the spirit Of institu
tions. lie alluded to the origin Of the party being
kindled by the burning Of churches and the ina-.
incident to civil strife. The excitement against
this party, and it, sole representative in Congress,
had induced poor men, by t~enties and hites 70 re-
side in Moyamensing, for the sole purpose Of voting
against him. Every house, every room, gave up its
votes on elect ion-iay, and men went TO the polls de-
/ termincd TO srush the man whose name and princi-
| pies were synonymous with blood and persecution.
/ This feeling. he commended, had alone contributed
TO swell the number Of voters beyond all former pre-
| ccdent. The court took about the dinner
/ hour and then Mr.. IIirst followed the side
and had not concluded ut the adjournment. lie will
/ be followed by William NJ. Meredith, Esq, for the
contestant, when the will 60 to the judges for
| a decision.
James Groves. who. in October last, murdered
| Mary Welsh, an apple girl, on Chestnut street
| wharf died last night in Moyamensng prison.
shortly after the murder, he cut his throat with
razor which had been loaned to him in his cell for
i the purpose Of shaving. Th- wound never healed,
and being unable to swallow, life has been sustained
by liquids poured through tube. His suffering
/ were most intolcrablc, and his death may be re
/ ceived ~ a mercy extended to him, however un.
worthy he may have been lie leaves a wife and
i several children, who were dependent upon him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-27
Our Canadian Correspondence.

TORONTO, 4. W., March II, 1871.
The Inspector Genroi-7 american SemT Ro-
ohcst0--A Lar rahom a Penahy, and The same
Law rah a Pcwhy-Rociwociy Humas-Ihs
Inspector Generals Position, SC.
! am enabled TO communicate to you piece Of
intelligence which has not publicly trsnspred here,
and which, when generally known. cannot fail TO
excite just indignation and contempt towards the
incapables by whom Canada IL governed, especially
towards the lion. Francis IIincks Inspcctor-Gcne
raj, and reciprocity hunter at Washington.
You ARE aware, probably, that the steamer
Rochester, plying between Lewiston and Hamilton,
Is owned by an American company. The recent
Navigation act, passed by the Imperial Parliament
Of Britain, prohibits foreign vessels from trading
from one British port to another, aud accordingly,
early in the spring Of last year, the Customs ar-
thortics Of this province informed Captain Mason
Of the Rochester that he could no longer touch as
small port at the mouth Of the Wclland canal Is
called. The circumstance, If adhered Va, was cal
culalcd materially 10 Inconvenience and injure the
people OF st. Catharincs, whose representative
Mr Merritt, had at that time, seat in the cabinet.
Spurred by his constituents, Mr.. Merritt supported
tapt. Mason in bis efforts to obviate the threat
ened restriction, and the result OF their combined
excrions was the writing ola letter to the Captain
b. Mr. liincks, in which that gentleman expressed
The pleasure he bad experienced IN discovering that,
though the Imperial Parliament had prohibited
foreign vessels from sharing the coasting trade,
penalty was attached TO disregard OF this pro-
h'bitiOn, and, therefore, that the Rschcster might
continue. as heretofore, to touch az Dalhousie and
elsewhere. The commanded Of the Rochester pro.