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The New York herald., 1851-07-17

SUMNER EvENiSGs fS THE CuY.-The pleasure
Seekers in the country, who, after a day Of dusty
and barren sunshine, spent in a frutless stampede
after enjoyment, retire at nine o'clock, faint ani
weary, 70 hot and oveniike li,tle bedrooms, know
not the delights Of our glorious summer evenings in
the city Innumerable are the resources W possess
for killing that houd hot weather monster, ennui,
and smbellshing the brightly flowing hours a. they
glide softly by. Swept by two counter currents Of
pure oxygen, from the besoms Of our fair twin sister
rivers In whose loving embrace The city sleeps and
dreams, every momen. palpitates with a new and
resh atmosphere, bearing cooness to the fevered
brow, and strength and buoyancy to the exhausted
frame Ifthe day is hot and dusty, it Is cool and
delicious as its glare subsidies into the mild eIul
gence Of the silver beaming night. Alternate
activity and repose, the eternal law Of life and
ture are in this midsummer metropolitan existence,
grntifed to the full and the grand and swelling har.
monies Of our being are kept in constant and melo
dious play. In addition TO the many other admirable
resorts Of summer evenings, we have that crown
ing achievement, Castle Garden, with its magnif.
cent sea promenade, over the very emerald hsor Of
the living vatex, where millions Of fairies come to
dance and mufmur in the moonlight. With the
last faint tinge q the spent sunset trembling like a
living curtain Of light away at the west, and the
golden path Of light leading up the very rim Of the
moon, floating adown the glorious perspective 10 the
south, with innumerable lights like desoended stars
gliding mysteriously along the surface of the wa
tiers, and the fresh night-wind dropping with the
mingled perfumes Of land and ocean, sending elec.
trio thrills Of rapture along every nerve-what else
Il wanting to create scene Of perfect and exquis te
reposel 50, thanks TO nature, who made our glori.
Gus bay and to Mayor Kingsland who has not yet
made big DIT hill Of the Battery and 20 Max Ma
retzek. the Ajax lebanon of the opera, New York
" blessed with Castle arden. the most beautiful
and delicious place in The world
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
sun nary OF the Latest Intelligence.

By our telegraphic Intelligence, We learn that
the steam hip Gol4en Gate, with Secretaries Web
ster and Hall, and their families, on board, will
probably arrive at this port sometime during TO day
The President returned TO Washington yesterday
mornins IL is rather curious coincidence, that
several occasions since the deposition Of Louis
Philippe the Presidents Of the French and Amer-
can republics have been on travelling excursions
2; the same time. The speeches Of each amounted
h. about the same thing.
Yesterday was dies non in Boston with the
banks, the stock board, and the Custom House, in
consequence Of the Harvard commencement cele-
bration. We should have supposed that business
would have been transacted in the Custom House,
n all events, notwithstanding the celebration.
We learn, by the way Of Boston, that Mr.. Brace,
the American who was imprisoned in Hungary by
order Of the Austrian authorities has been released
and that he intends to demand satisfscton through
The government at w lshing. ION, for the treatment
he received at the hands OF the Austrians.
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ThsatricnIand Musical.

NiHto's GARrrN same very attractive entertain.
assent agcs to this fayorite resort still selected by
the manager The performances this ming comm nee
with the "Toodes." with Burton Timothy aud they
Bescy with Burton in his iDimitabe character of Bob
tail No doubt another crowded hJuse
NGuosAL TBrsrrE-The additions made 20 pur-
dys corps dramatique telling ~el for the
ment. the theatre 20 be well supported The
Performances for this evening will commence with the
tragedy q Macbeth with J. Scott an actor Of grea.
celebrity A. Macbeth, and Mrs n Nichols a. Lady
Macbeth The terminating feature will be new farce
called Only Clod"
Prorou.v's LycrrN The French company seem 10
eive general sfaction by their excellent dramatic rep
r.ssnia,ons The performance for this evening
set q the drama of Ellie est Folle, In which VI X
appear in the leading characters The amusements will
conclude with the comic vaudeville Of une Iile Terri
bic"
Mnr.ry GAsDrS, BsoosLyS-The citizens Of Brook
lyn enjoying a short sason of excellent dramatic
performance by several Lead NJ members Of Brous shams
company The performance for this evening are the
comedy of Paul Pry with Johnston aud Lynne In the
leading parts All will close with Mysterious Secrets"
cpnsrr's MssrhrLs offer a rich programme for this
evening
FrLrows NfvsrRrrs contiue popular as ever. nne
bill for tonight.
B,rNuN's MusEuw-The entertainments announced
for this afternoon aud evening at this popular establish
mebt, exceedingly attractive Leon Jsvelli Herr
Cline, and the wonderful Msrtinetu Family, will ap-
pear
Mrs LANA ADprsov-This theatrical star u sp-
pears, is about to visit this hemisphere. The London
Pest, Of the 10th ult, says I'VE understand tina.
arrangements for a series Of performances in Ame-
rica, to begin in September next The great
GEES with which Miss Addison has embodied tina
leading heroines Of tragic drama in the principal
theatres both Of London aud the provinces leaves
doubt Of her cordial reception by our transatlantic
brethren who always welcome genius
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Marine Affairs.

DrPArruRE AFmoA.-The NJ. steamship
Africa, Captain Ryre took her departure at yes
day for Liverpool She carries out ninety passen
gers, and 81 DOL -543 in specie.
CLPPrR Sur CoMrr.-Ths beautiful craft will be
placed upon the sectional dock this morning be cop
Iercd previous to receiving freight for San Francisco
she built by Mr. W II webb the constructor OF the
Challenge and several other first class clipper ships
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
The European News by the Asia.

The arrival Of the Asia has brought European
dates three days later than those nty received
by the Franklin We find that there mas been no
dvvI.-.- cotton, the tau Tor the entire week
being only one-four:h of penny in the pound.
The fine weather for a fortnight preceding the de-
yarture Of the Asia, had stimulated egetation. not
srly in England but on the continent, and the con-
sequence has been that the corn market is without
much activity, while prices have receded
The political intelligence has no point Of any
Rrea. interest, except hOm Austria, whore the ar
yest Of Mr. Brace, mentioned in our Trieste cor
respondence, continued to create some excitement,
growing out Of the anticipated visit o! an American
squadron.
Church questions and quarrels still agitate
England. and all classes Of labor are az work to
improve their general condition. The mlers Of
the coua.ry are now crying ou; for n duty on i'm
ported fouI and neal AMI authors and publishers
are struggling for rights and privileges. ~ Nor
rieh murder has been CON 1itted, and the remains
Of the body cut into small pieces, were found scat
tered over fields TO extent Of two miles. The
murderer had not been discovered. We shall give
the particulars Of this horrid affair tomorrow.
In France the chief point Of interest il the last
speech Of Louis Napoleon, who had visited Poi
ticr1 on the occason of the opening Of railroad.
TIle rreech has given satisfaction 20 the moderate
Of rance who lately, together With all parties
have been instructed to believe that the President
proposed 10 resi- gn. This event, however, IL not
likely to lake place. and vs. only ann)unced a.
possible, for political effect
The other part. Of Europe have nothing Of gene
RAJ or particular Importance worthy Of comment.
At Lisbon commander Of an American ma1o Of
war has failed 90 return the salute Of a vessel Of
the French navy. and me strong feeling on the
rsbject has been excited. We presume the vessel
alluded 70 is the figate -. Lawrence, though our
eorrcspondent mas given no mes
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Two Children Burnt to Death.

fonr PAN, July IS, 1S5l
The canal boat Davis, bound west burned TO
the waters edge at Fultonvie last night Two children
Of the captain aged three years and the other
months, persisted by the fire which caused by the
explosion Of fluid lamp. There cargo board.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
City Intelligence.

FnIoHITri AsrHAY a DUrcH GRocrny-ASorHER
PRonABLE MuEpIR Nv sr,hBNc--AEEEsr o. AccusrD.-
Al late hour Monday night, the upper portion Of
Avenue near being the Of another shocking
and bloody murder. in oonsequs Of quiet and res
sctaoe citizen being dreadfully wounded by sabs
inflicted with long cheese knife that is said have
been In tie bands ot "a lutchman by the Of Au-
gusiG' Eouge IL sppars, from the particulars d..
tailed to our reporter by the wounded man-who>e
name IL james McCa.thy-thGt he entered the grocery
store Of this Augustus Ropgc corner OF Avenue and
Eighteenth street on the night Va question and while
there took drink. gn1 treated three friends whom h.
met In The store. In payment for the lIsor. he gave
The grocer SO bill and. lac asserts LEFT the store
without receiving hi change which he did not dice ver
until be lad gon. abcu block towards his home when
be Immediately turned afouns and proceeded to the
store again where be met Rorge and told him that he
wanted bis charge for the SO Till les The price Of the
drirls Az this time u sTpeaT that Eongs few into
violent passion. ana sad. get Of my store. you
d-n irish of q b--h. anI n have got your
change again Mccarthy dd not feel satisHei
With this treatment and It'll persisted in making de-
nand for his change aud angry vords followed both
sides which finally resulted. (as Il aog d.. in Gonsa
izipg large knife FROM the counter aud tlunqinr the
into the left breast II Mr. Mccarthy na.tcing two
fghtful and probably fatal wounds near the tegion a
the heart The wounded man was Immediately con
veyed 70 the residence q his family at No 209 avenue
where he was placed upon couch and ATTENDED by the
skilful surgeon, DR. John W. SHEPPARD. Of No lpi
avenue D. who examined the fearful wounds ani founI
That the blade q the knife had penetrated very dep
almost touching the unfortunate lung Hests ray
evening officer Davis of the attaches of the Jef.
i,rson MARKET Police Court arrested fonge aud took
him 20 the house where Mccarthy lies In critical con.
diton and ~ soon ~ be got glimpse q him he
claimed - That is the man Who tabled me I souli
not say II II not the truth f1r thns will die
and have no motive in telling untruih my death
bed The Identification being arpar. nty conducive.
Eonre brought before Justice McGrath and con.
mitted to prison, to await the result of McCarthys
injuries
Esner.rro, Tho following tstle how. the number q
smigants arrived in tb city from the sh Instant up TO
Monday evening the 1lth both days inclusive -
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WashlngtJn Items.

WAsHisGToS, July 16, 1851.
In the absence Of Daniel Webster William g. Derrick
the Chief Clerk has been appointed Acting Secretary Of
State
The President recognizes Samnel John Cover Con-
sui for Austria at San Francisco.
The Grand Jury have found true bill against Stet-
tinus, the land agent, for forgery Of warrants.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Interesting from Trieste-The ImprisOn-
ment or MIR. Brace, SC.

BOSTON, June q, 1SJI.
The .7ias OF this morning. has the following letter.:
Nnisvs June y, 1851.
The Vienna papers Of this dny eoutan the following
teigraphic despatch" TRrEsi o. 46;h The Anne
rcan ship Of the line Independence into this part at
eleven O'Clock this morning. She carries 81 guns and
5t9 men, Understand Mr. Brace has been released. and
Ii now on his way to this place There have been
merous arrests in Hungary lately and secret combina
ons against the government have been discovered to
considerable extent. At Eslau days ago, between
thirty and forty persons arrested At Schamuitz,
secret stores Of and smmun ton have been disco
vsred Mr. Brace is not disposed to allow his a,prison
ment In Hungary TO drop with his release but viii adopt
every means of getting satisfaction He will lay
iul account Of his imprisonment before the American
government and people The arrival Of the Indedendence
caused much excitement
The steamer Mississippi had sailed from Spezzia Her
destination Is also supposed to be Teste.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
Railroad Accident.

NARRowsnuRc, July 16 1851.
The express train going West this morning over
man who standing on the track near Monroe, and
completely cut him in two. We could not ascertain his
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

pretty and cheap-A splendid asOrtment OF the folio
articles in store Lace and Ansn Sleeves; Valen~
oenneg Collars Cuffs; Chemisettes; Capes Berthes Wells
embroidered Handkerehefs extra cheap; Lace hitts in
fants peedework RObes Waists; Caps; black Trmminf
Laces; Musns; Ribbons. and Of the most beautiful
worked Collars Jaeonet and Swiss offered For sale
by X. FRASER. 2S3 broadway, Irving House.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
Gour.ud,. Liquid Hair Dye pc.,sIxeIy and

Nhout reetrvaton changes red and hair black
lroyn Equally celebrated Gourauds italian Medca.sd
soap ior curing tan rmIles freckles sunburn,
hte so Poujre Subtitle for urrooting hair from Low fore
orsny part of The body Lily White Hair Restorative
street, Phlsdelphis.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

at this Of the for change of air should preyi
Gus to their departure provide themselves with few bottles
Of the best summer medicine that procured This IL
HUTCHINGS Veges table Dyspepsia Bitters which be
Only cent per hOtt
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

mediation OF those ladies' who have not yet purchased
those unique and most fashionable Dresses also far
passing in durability anything yet manufactured, Mr.
Fountain has left complete assortment for few days
only, at 693 Broadway near Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

News PROM CALIroRNiA.-The independent
steamship Brother Jonathan, is due to-day. and
the mail steamers on Saturday next, from Chagres,
with two weeks later news from California
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

lay the discovery Of tho application electricity nwaraIy
70 the before the colleges London
he has ca, RED out above M avts of cures q the
wonderful kind ar all tie City Inspectors reports deaths
in the city for twelve months shoinz reduction In
sumon from 80 10 y Depot for Watts Nervous Antdot
1U2 kassag street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

NEw 0RLEASs July 10 1851.
The steamship Cherokee sailed for New York yester-
day. and the Winfield Scott has Just left, also for New
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Miss Merrill. of Lexington, Ky, girl fifteen years q
sEr recently married man named Harper. lie soon
stahdonsd her ahd she hearing that be had ssndere1
hei fbft BIN in ie street the itb inst The ball
sIsHed hls fhoulder. but I'D serious Injury Upon
u-rs sfes ne uiurAted girl declared that she; vas
sorry she had net Killed hial
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
SuMmER AMusEMxNr-TnE WAsHiNGroN USIoN

SUMMER AMusEMxNr-THE WAsHiNGroS USIoN
AND REruBLIc.-For several days past, the Wash
ipgton Unin and the Republic have been engaged In
a controversy to whether the former is attempting
to destroy the influence now exsrted by the wings
of the South to save the Union" The patient readers
of these journals are treated to columns o.
arguments pro and con on the subject, and the ed-
tors, fron the gravity which marks their writings
seem to think that they have the whole world for
their readers, and that the safety of the Union de-
pends on the result Of the argument. This is very
funny and very farccal, when reflect that the old
women who conduct these journals have no IN
fuence beyond the precincts of the ten square miles
where they are located, and very little even within
that narrow com pass 1t would be more appropriate
in these gentlemen, if they would apply what little
energy they have in another direction, and endeavor
to find out, for the condemnation of the public, some
of the many secrets connected with the prosecution
of claims against the government, by ex-members
of Congress, ex-cabinet ministers, and Others who
have been intimately connected with the govern
ment. For information concerning matters that
transpre under their own eyes, they depend upon
what is gathered by correspondents of this and
other New York journals, which they transfer to
their columns. in the most free and easy manner
lnaglHaDIe. ne tIutn tAat Inc party J"st-
nalism in Washington, has dwini iled into the
merest insignfance, and is at its last gasp.
Serious Accident on the New Haven Rail-
road.
There was a serious accident the New Haven Rail-
road yesterday afternoon 1t occurred to the three
O'Clock Boston 1t is the drst serious accident
that has happen on that road since it was built
There great many rumors in the city last night
One stated that between forty and fifty persons
injured Others set the wounded much below that num-
Der Fortunately, however, no lives We're lost
According to the information which received by
the kindness of Mr. John Lalor Clerk of the Police
Court the three O'Clock train consisted Of three passen
ger cars When within two miles of New Rochelle,
the axle brake of the last broke, throwing
wreck of the whole tossing the passengers in the
in every direction nuring several of them very serious
ly. assistance Immediately obtained, and Drs AL
bert Smith and Peter Moultop the spot
Aid furnished and the wounded taken OF. The
only could ascertain Of all those wounded
that Of NJ. Plumb of stockbridge Plains Mass,
whose hip wris. and head injured and Of the
brakcmen, Mr. Lockwood whose leg was broken
Since the above written have received the
following teegraphic despatch from New Haven which
represent the accident less serious than at first sup
posed -
STAMFORD, Conn, July 15
The last the three O'Clock rain from New York
FOR Boston, thrown of the track at New Rochelle
and eight persons injured of them severely
No names have yet transpired
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Se continues devote his attention exclusively
OF the Eye and Ear from nine four oeloct daily at
same Offices he has occupied for the last years M
Bfendwsy entrance ~ Warren street. where be had
his Treatise the Eye third edition. price cents;
his Self acting Eye, and Ear Fountain.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

did Barege for line Ginghams for ls and othe
kind Of Ladies Dres Goods such Silks Gren adines SILK
Tissues Fouard sihs silk and Lnes Lusres Popns &c.,
&c., equally cheap, may be found at
HITCHCOCK & LEADBEATER'S,
3i7 Broadway corner Of Leo oRard street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

In the lower province q Canada there Arch.
bshop sx bishops, aud Eve hundred and atty clergy
men The church owns two millions one hundred and
seventeen thousand hundred and seventy nine aces
fland.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

PersOns no are going lntn the country,

nt lar them at McGEAKYS b7 Maiden
lane Also, the celebrated Patent Leather Shoes sold at
his stores warranted not crack and the best to be
found in the city, Remember the number 67 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

ranted to t the Shirt and Hosiery Store
Chambers and Greenwich streets. Also those beautiful
Zephyr Summer Undershirt Cravats Hair Stocks Linen
Drawers, sc. THOMAS G. MCLAUGHLIN
Corner Of Chambers aud Greenwich streets.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

His store Is constantly thronged by purch who
know the value Of ndings made to 1T
and of the best material Mr. Brookss cloth
ing for the feet s excellent and not TO be
surpassed If want good and cheap Boots Shoes
him O visit.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Trave Hing Dressing Cascs the most prota..
ble and at the same time the complete article YET
let, for sale by q. .SAIJNDERS a. SON
a nd n Rroad
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Czens and strangers invited to call and examine thos
fine sto * Of Boots Shoes and style Of Caters at tho
Bootmakers Union 81 Nassau street. where large
nent can be found at retail for wholesale prices.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

Ce,hs, 70 two yards wide at No. 30 Bowery HIRAM
ANpEksoNs Beautiful ngr.ia Carpets ss 4s, S.
bly, cheap.
The New York herald., 1851-07-17
q. Saunders Metallic Tmh

q. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp ;,
The oldest and most approved article use having
before the public for the last t years be had
bserbers wholesale aud retail.
G. SAUNDERS & SON, li7 and ss7 Broadway.
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COmbs.-Ladies are respectfully Invited to-
call and examine the subscribers the
beyond all doubt the finest in the city.
A. IL J. SAUNDERS, 3s7 Broadway
Between White aud Walker streets
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SI2ooIo So

nearly per cent the capital stock Of the
profits Of the past sin months after paying the abov
dividend
The quantity q -four, wheat, and barley lft at
dewster during the ,econi week July In the years
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ny reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of the
ater left at tde-vater this year compared with the
eoespondng period Of last year shows an increase Of
easel barrels Of -four
The following table shows the quantity of Of the
principal articles produce ef at tide water from the
CONNIE ncement Of navigation 10 the 1s.h Of Jaly ncu
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Hon. George NJ Dallas Is nov on visit to schooley
Mountain, in New Jersey
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The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the l.t
July inclusive during the years 1s49 and 1851 vss a
The New York herald., 1851-07-17

The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the Of navigation TO the lIt
July inclusive during the years 1850 and ls5I was a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-11
TELEGRAPHIC.

IN, NEW York. April 8. a P. M.
The cotton market has been rather heavy To-
day, and the salesdo not exceed 1900 bales. Prices
are unchanged.
/ The Canada sailed to-day from Boston. with two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in specie.
The election for State officers in Connecticut
and Representatives in Congress, has resulted in
The choice of Seymour, the democratic candidate
Tor Governor. The Congressional delegation
stands the same as last year.
m, CINCINNATI, April 8.
The river has risen ten inches during the las
t"enty-four hours. AT Pittsburgh there were seven
ieet water in the channel, and falling.
The charter election in st. Louis has resulted in
the choice of l.. M kenneti, the wing candidate.
Tor Mayor, by majority of seven hundred votes.
A majority of the Common Councilmen are also
whig
Flour is unchanged from the last quotations given
you. Mess pork has advanced, and is ouoted al
sl3 30 per barrel. Bacon is also improving. Sides
now quoted at n for ribbed, and shoulders a Sac.
Whisky is selling at lie.
M VIcKsBURG, April 8.
Inc river here has receded about nine inches.
and Is still falling slowly.
rh, VIoKsBURe, April 10,
Inc Hver has receded nearly two inches during
ee last eighteen hours, and is still falling. delta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-11
RACEs.:: METAIRIE COURSE.
GILL S1ksss

RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Gentlemen of New
Orleans that she has just arrived Europe may be con-
suited her residence No 49, Old
streets opposite the Mint the Present. Past
hI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sii Ladies 5Oc. APPS lw'