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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-10
DOUBLE SH EFT.
New York, Thursday, July 10, 1851.
Telegraphic Summary-Finai Passage Of
the Canal Bill.

The long agony is over. The Canal bill passed
the Assembly yesterday, by vote of eighty one to
thirty.s six 1t will no doubt receive the Governors
signature, and become a law, in double quick time
number of democrats entered their protest against
its passage but to no purpose, as they might have
expected.
Among the bills passed by the Senate, are the
bill abolishng tolls on railroads, and the bill re-
fund ng moneys paid by cousgnees of emgrants
uuser protest, and in pursuance of law which has
been pronounced unconstitutional; also, the College
bill, which gives appropriation to the mixed
college of meanwhile, of quite handsome sum-
The alleged fraud on the government, about
which SO much has been said recently is as obscure
as ever. There have been SO many contradictory
reports concerning it, that we shall wait for more
light before forming any opinion on the subject
We learn from Washington, that Mr.. Webster
will leave Annapolis, Maryland, on Monday next,
for New York, and will proceed to Marsh6eli,
where, it is expected, he will deliver a speech on
the questions of the day. to his friends and neigh
bors This will be number two of his Marshfeld
speeches; but We doubt if it will be as important as
number one, on accoun. of his having made 50
many recently.
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WruVrsD,y. July 0-6f ".
There s nothing particularly % important in the
stock market Prices pretty well maintained. AMI
the extent Of transactions from day 10 day quite uni
form Holders OF stocks generally have Sufficient capital
10 carr al the securities they have in hand and there
appears to be anxiety relative TO the future value Of
any fancy the list Some curiosity exists in relation
TO the emount Of dividend Of ovr railroad coupe
MES VII docere while u. loub In the minis of many
that Of the o'mpanies will make no declaration
cut q the rgs o. the past IN months IL Of
Q source.
The Eastern Railroad has declared dividend Of pei
cent. Net income FOR the Az aft paying running
ytnges interest, Sc SZT74hl 80
Two di,i, nds PER cent each ......... s55 40 90
Reserved FIND Observation-Disclosures. slo,O5l 80
The rrtftrr'j stock Of the poson Concord and Mon
trss Pailr,a is all ken, except small amount
vcd 0s stockholders who have not had seasonsble no.
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MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA.

THE WEEKLY HERALD-THE CHEAP MAIL LINES.
The NAH Steamship Georgia, Capt Porter, viii leave
this port at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for Cha
gres touch at Havana She carries the government
mails the postage by which, arranged by Postmaster
General Hall, amounts almost to prohibition. These
mails will close TT two o'clock.
The Empire City Captain Wilson, will leave satur
day the 18th instant direct for Chagres She
ries Berford Co.'s the cheap and independent mails
We informed by B Co. that they violate law,
their mails do not go within the jurisdiction of the mi
ted States Berford Co carry letters and newspapers
three cents each, and make money uh the government demand
fifteen cents e0ch.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published to go by both
lines and the public select between the
and high priced line, Berford & Co.. and cheap line.
Single copies HERALD be obtained in wrappers
at the desk at sxpence per copy. 1t will contain the
latest news from all parts Of the world.
The Prometheus, another independent nail steamer,
will leave this port Monday She goes to San Juan
de Nicaragua-the new route.
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CLIPPER.-Mr. VIM. II. Webb, the
well known constructor Of of the finest clipper
sells afoat, will launch from his yard foot Of Sixth
street. East River ut high water about six O'Clock this
evening" the beautiful clipper ship "Cometn This vessel
is owned by Messrs Buckln Crane and is destined for
California and China, under the command of Captain f.
c. Gardener late of the Celestial just arrived home
after absence Of eleven months and eight days in
making voyage round the world The Comet has
been constructed Of the best materials and iron braced
throughout and her model has been designed to COM
bne the advantages Of fast saer with great capacity
for freight Her dimensions follows:-Lengtb,
236 feet deck breadth Of BEAM Al feet Inches depth
of hold % feet inches; and she rates 700 tons.
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r.
HE ihNA' i>ph"Niii AM iAN1''
The committee appointed by a meeting OF the ere
a;,o., &c Twas bold M Washinyton some time
ei'ois vi 'eA"s' N'i' nv
since, TO perform certain specified duties and make
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roftante L mar avert the necessity Of all fartL,
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reo, ct Ia rrsrr.ci i've millions, by which urcdlesi
utay VII q. ave Cro--t COMPUTATION ~ no siHi hio
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NEw York CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcTs.-The
fables we give in another column Of to days Herald,
will show the comparative population and political
complexion Of the Congressional districts, as ar-
ranged by the whig majority in the Legislature OF
this State On the whole, it is, perhaps, as fair an
spportionment as could be expected from the action
Of party in the Legislature The democrats have
or leng time had the control Of this matter Of
districting the State for members Of Congress-
in ten years, when the United States census has
been taken and it is but fair that the wings should
have their turn now
The mutability politics Is so great in this State,
that it has been difficult for party leaders to foresse
the of events for period Of four years;
SO that the wings may be disappointed with regard
to the present aspect of politics in tho Congress
sional districts, they have carved them-to suit
themselves. It would not be surprising if the
Seward whig interest, now prevailing in the State,
should be enabled, by bargains with the an-renters
and abotionsts, to carry two-thirds more of the
me mbers of Congress to which the State is entitled
at the next election. But the present condition of
things cannot be expected to last long, and may
find it more difficult than ever to calculate future
political events
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lie r srrnttrr heir from forcieads part Of a.
itay Liquid Rouge for pale lips sd checks ttatu Ne
,s' Soap for eurins tar pmpcs ,,skle sou bu'n Ne
Isis bite and a Hest0fase All found. mernsr AZ
a.. 8esta bhtd laboratory, ttcr street r0 sd
way Csilenders. south Third street. Phsie gha; 10
IN. InrtoL .Lrett. L.oa
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During whtn the fgttem y completely
Trosite td ltss Of appetite asi inli s;ios follow tre
that te used witch thenH the
,he Fives tone 20 The stomach. md ,irr & 'e ~
rrsfi,e equal 20 these httct No family should he
Niout in gle hottie ma. be til prctsrvirg.
t!rout Feky season. many live ~ b. has at tte
rrneit No. 122 Fulton Proe, - o.nts
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Tnc California Mails.

d. G. B-~vErr Lee
For q pubic good. T,a.e announce that We charge
ONLY three cents stage he Hyoidthe only ness
artr cur aCcp' writes. r.h sending TO California,
where they stll r. go! cents apiece
BERFOan {. co,
Ne 2 Nnsav \ ". A.f.r urnse.
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lie ul scries manufacturing, ANA oaor or sle the
fffNe lab aclinc which smoCthr table linen,
ertrtr Sc With rnJidity and beauty The ihneIy
uc,oscd In psat wood not occupying than
square and the Cnrearance apiece of urui'ur..
wih large 20 hold the linei 81. The
so ssd So DUNCAN - WEST, - Hickman stree.
Health end Comfots.-rhc Zephyr Under
Garments, TO be al u gANKiN RAY. 100 Bowery
~ moot desrah1 articles 81 he kiad They absorb
rerspirntion. nd are extremely light and elastic
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find st Asr Canal street. every asticle that can ps-
y Ievisbed In the shape Of sho Boots Caters slip
les misses, children.
s ar store in New York. j. a. MILLER, tJi Canal 81.
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Shoes latw crack, ind then II superior quality,
MoCFsRYs. 81 Maiden laue and az he came price
ally sskedfr shoes made Of Jeey Pat at Leather, which,
10 Is almost seodlefs 10 say, always cracks
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TnE ONroRp Bank CAsE--THE TESTIMONY Or
Mn. IF. u. IT. ions We publish TO lay, the tes-
timopy. complete, Of Mr.. u. John, 10 the Oxfdi
Bank case, which pre- scnts az curious Phases as any
hitherto given 81 the reader. The continuation o.
the cross examination Of Mr Weymouth, yestcr-
day, Is suk,oincd. T. will be seen that IL wa
cut short by the witness blooming rick. The sest-
mony Of all the Witnesses Il low published, a. far
as the csse has gone, and !. furnishes to the at
tsntive reader an insight into the mysteries Of
banking and financial opei stions that is both
amusing ard instructive. In fact, a y5n las been
opened az rich os any placer ever discovered m
California: and thong SOME Of the testimony re-
ouires TO be pounded up Ike TIC quartz rocks in
order 20 get at the gold, yet, VIXEN the operation is
colnrl,ted. the dilgent Ecker i a.undantly re-
warlcd That which We 10y before the reader to-
,lsy, is, for the most part. Of the mn NJ fero''o
character; but il is highly srggostiyo, and cons ms
considerable quantity q Tao precious dust, w'c.'
washed and separated Lola toe ubbi'h with Which
i II mixed
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TIE city set good Boots Shoes Caters sppcra Ne, Is
Brooks York Boot aud shoe Emporium 80 fult
street A. the Emporium Is to be found tho lsrgst seor
ment in this city, Of any style ~ be thought Of -
Buekkin Boo Shoes. and Gaers new and handsome az
tee the only article made which can be wsrats1 70 give
pericet ease O. tender feet.
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There six chartered banks in Cincinnati including
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company which
psny has So 100000 loaned real estate Tho bsnkin
capital is s6Il 22e 1t issues bills notes It's notes
and bills discounted amount to 81 1889 80 o. Eastern
deposits, s42o9s &C. Due depositors, S+Gs,loi 20.
Under the Free Banking law Of Ohio associations of
less than three persons engage in the business Of
banking with capital stock, divided into shares Of $50
each Of not less than s250oO0 than 5000 900,
Of which sixty per cent must be paid in before the bank
goes operation Bank Of certain denominations
be engraved underthe supervision OF the Auditor
b. countersigned numbered AMI in his Office
These to be delivered to the bank in exchange
for equal amount not exceeding three tines the
pital of the bank actually paid in, Of Ohio OF Untea
States stocks these stocks TO be estimated neither above
par above their market value. No bank Is author
lied to take its stock security for loan
Il buy own the stock Of any incorporated compa
nics except itself from loss, and then only
hold the ssmc six months. No o.fccr Of a bank oau
Wy proxy In elections There shall not bc thar
Eve less than three directors who must reside In the
slhte. Zach bank required to receive the notes Of
every other specie paying bank IN payment Of debts AMI
have spt cis hand equal 20 per cent
& iis circulation. In 4 faure Of bank to
en- on dent I'D and protest Of its notes all banking
business nut be suspended aud the Auditor 81 tn
state il requ red to II the pledged the
81 eu alton within twenty days Of failure aud divide
The rroceejs pro arong tn III holders, aud for any
deft ency the stockhoier Individually liable, ir
proportion their stoc, to The fun amount Of stock
held by then. Where bank Is owned by six stock
h,ldcrs the, shall be individually liable. natural pr
sons fr slldebts and liabilities Of uch bank. The cir
cuatrg Of suspended bans draw Interest at tho
rate q sfteen per cent per aunuin.
The quantity Of nour, vbca corn and bls,~7. le:t at
It'd. sster during the first week isus. in ths yesrs
| 1855 md 1854. follower
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&c continues devote his attention exclusively 70 disea
OF the Eye aud Ear from nine four o'clock daily at th
Offices he has occupied for the last d
Broadway entrance Warren street where can be ha'
his Tresse the Eye third edition. price 50 cents also
his self-aeting Eye. and Ear Fountain.
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les 20 remain on y6ur face when w bottle cf
ufrre Hover Lotion you have them rcmcveH ~ "
excellent artic % tan sud suntnrh Sold
b. ~ sBTUN. CLARK 4 CO., 40 and 20 broadway. aud
d Howe.
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Cry INppovENrNTs-DE W.
1ors-Rtcurs OF CITIZENS, &c.-The extension of
the rail road on the western side Of Broadway, was
sanctioned several weeks since, by very decided
majority Of both branches Of the city legislature.
The Battery enlargement is also before the Mayor,
having passed the Councils. The uptown Park
has OF yet been defnitively settled.
We presume or at least we hope, the Mayor has
not forgotten the railroad measure. Since 1t has
been pending before him, the Hruh has purposely
abstained from referring to it, not doubling that u
would he properly considered and decided, not
withstanding the active, and some rather extra
measures, adopted to cause, if possible, IT'S defeat
The hostility Of the omnibus interest to the ezclu
sion of the railroad il is believed, will not be allow
ed to outweigh the considerations of public couve-
ni,nce of public interest and public safety demand
ing il. The HyoM has, heretofore, adyer,cd to
these considerations fully, and VIC viii not Imagine
IL necessary a. this time to jog the me nory Of th
chief magistrate Of the city as to thu arguments
heret oioIe used.
We haze 10 doubt that the ordinance will be
arrroyed and signed at his earliest possible come
rience The interest referred to may find faults Il
is Reasonable to suppose they vii; and it 10 heir
natural ri hts az Americans and Now Workers; snd
the law Is vetoed by the Mayor and no doubt
they VII, anu IN strong terIas AM vigorously -
Thete IL a good deaf Of feeling. We are informed,
and great many c,t are impatient OF th, de-
lay that has enspcd. This . I'll right is 70 be
Ell .cted in tits land 'of freedoms and lbertic.,
and al patriot, c men should rejoice to witness it.
When the people neglect to kecpa strict and z'al-
Gus watch upon their public servants, abuses ard
prone to creep in
a pamphlet has been pubIshsdt- order Of he
Counci,s containing copies o. petitions in iayos Of
the extension, to which about six ramcs, stated to
be o. person residing ia theyicny eftao location
oftLo read or Interested in property In such vicii-
ty and containing a.sc the legal opinion oftho couu
sci Of ,he Corporation Mr.. Davis, showing the power
Of the Corporation to gran, the privilege asked fer
and like wise letters from " Dean, John L. Dodge,
and John Erven. EsQrs., in favcr of l;the work
Is TO be done, it -houd b. Commenced Immediately
and chi bed before fall, and every days delay isl,.
furious.
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the country passing throush the city, shonld
visit the Paris hantlla Emporium. 3l Broad where
the superb be inspected At extremely
deae prices the entire stock 10 reduced to make
GEO BULPIN ISL BROADWAY
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Citizens and Strangers are invited TO Z

and examine Of Shoes and style Of
Caters for sale Bootmakers Union SO Nassau street.
where large assortment be found At retail for whole
sale prices.
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Tnr TAIcorr Corrr MaETIAL.--We publish
elsewhere IN our columns to-day. Gen. TalcOtts
defer CO to the charges brought sgenst him, and on
which lie is row On ,.isl in Washington. Il; an
admirable \. cumc1t, AID oxcllpatcs the dsfsndant
most com yetoiy. u shows the whole matter in the
proper Hsht, ara win cnsurc his aoqBistal, which
was pretty certain, even on he testimony for the
prosecution 10 isto be hoped re ~in hare no more
sffuch fsrcieal ecuTts " a..iaL
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say that Boots Shoes Caters and Slippers all the rage
at this present tme and the only place to get good Boots
Shoes and Caters s at 81 Courtandt street. under the
Merchants Uotel French Boots 81 So ally 50 and 81
Caters equally lew For sale at retail at wholesale prices
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Tue WAsH,yGTCs RErrutfC AND ia. WEI
s1ER.-Ever. paper ia Washington, except the
Rgpjiic--,be organ 4 Sir. lmoro-has spoken in
commeniatoiy terms Of Mr.. W.bster's grafton on
laying the corner stone e the en- trgcment Of the
Capitol. why this .ilcrce on the part Of the Re-
ypi!ic1 Taking tAis ia connection with the endorse
Eent, by Ii Rgvbl,c Of Cen. scot, az the whig
candidate, II Tools as IL preparations were being
made FOR rsgular split between Mr.. Webster and
Alr Fillnore's adm nistration. IL is certain now,
according to appearances, THAI the influence of the
present. travelling administration will b. thrown
into the scale agains. Mr. Webster Who can in
form us if Mr. Webster will return 70 tue cabi-
net. after he mskos Lie next speech 10 En East
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Harps, Harp Music, Strings, &c., at j. F.
Brownies importer and manufacturer Broad say, Few
doors above the irving House. large and choice col
lection Of these beautiful instruments sale abeve The
admirers Of the elegant and tasteful in art and music
in xitsI
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gen.ran o. Importance to his rsonal appear
than elegantly made we'll fitting shirt II Is believed
that in this department of costume GREEN No Astor
House. takes precedence Of all petit He invites the
test Of and Is tent abide the result
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e.lor. Of beautiful and sne quality NAV be had
HITCHCOCK L. LEADBE ArER'S, @7 Broadway, corne
Leonard street at shilling yard; where also
elesant figured Barge be bought Is I'D; and s
Tissues Grenadinss Fouard Silks, and all other kinds
their summer gods equally cheap.
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By reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of The
latter left At ,lewater tbs year compared With tb,
pondinE period Of last year. shows increase o.
tO4 955 barrels 81 -four.
The fo wing table shows the quantity q q The
prr cPa articles Of produce LEI. at tide. water rom tho
CONNIE ment Of navigation 10 The th Of july incr
sve during the years 1872 Cs dsys; 1850 70 days 1ssl
50 days.
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The aggregate quantity Of the Articles eit tide
from the oommencerieht Of navigation 10 t- Tth
Juy inclusive during the years 1919 erd ls5 vas a.
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examine this choice selection
Combs the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest in tn.
city comprising the most beautiful work In she'll and
buialo horn. Combs repaired and made to- order,
A. ]. SAUNDERS.
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Worlds Fair.-Vlsiters TO the Worlds
Fair invited examine the subscribers stock of Dressing
Cases. They the and useful article of the
kind Manufactured containing all that for the
toilet Of the most fastidous. SAUN DERS, N Broadway
corner Of Liberty ST.. and 2s7 Broadway.
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john Be INucn, DentIbt, respectHuIIy IN
forms his friends and the public that he confines him
self entirely TO the practice OF his profession Dentist Dr.
Rich has removed to Ill Tenth street. ten doors west Of
Iroa
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The aggregate quantity Of the article. let at tide
water from the Of navigatos the I'll
July inclusive during the years 1880 ami 1901, a.
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The TExA INDEMNITY AND TEXAN CREDrroRs.-
The committee appointed by meeting OF the ere
ditoIs Of Texas, held at Washington, some time
since, to perform certain specified duties and make
certain Inquiries for the benefit Of such creditors,
have made report, Of which the following is a
COPY
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W,sHfNOToS 'tTYs July, 1901 Opnhhtt.'.
troprietors 81 the several papers throughout
the nited states respectfully requested TO give an
insertion OF this circular In thor papCrs
According 70 this document, it w9Id seem that IL
the creditor Of the late Texan repub, bcssir
thcusclvts. they could have their claims satisfied
at an carly dSy.
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A PROPOSITION TO Tom CoRwrS.-If the Hon.
Tom Corwin will 60 into Ohio, the State to which
he belongs, and the geography Of which he knows
SO well, and plough the ground there, as Mr. Web
ster has recently done in New York, we will say no
more about his share Of the profits on the Florida
and Mexican claims, and let him snugly pocket
the hundred Thousand dollars, more or less. We
insist on having something for the money. IL he
accepts the proposition, We will agree to send a
corps Of reporters with him, and publish by telc-
graph, in the columns If the Herald, and other
Journals, all he may say. The job may cost us a
thousand dollars; but the chambormaids are far bet
ter ray than any government or party, and we can
afford 1t. Is il a bargain