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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM HAYTI

E"@rus, Angus, 25Thc scr Louisiana, from Aux Caves,
Aug. ISL arrived here this morning. letter dated July 2Dh
in consequence Of the departure Of the Emperor for The
NORTH with hostile intent supposed holders of doub
looms shy, and held them 1T 80
The English and French Consuls had given public
that they would blockade every port in the island, in
case the ilayticns commenced hostiles against the
Donincans The first parcel of the coffee crop had
been delivered and there is doubt Of the immensely
Of he Weld, Coffee has in consequence, fallen from 800
10 5 5. !fayLiCn CM.rcncy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

James f. Stroller ESD of Rappahannocs is announced as
candidate for Congress- and arrangements have been made
by him and his competitor Mr.. Norton for discussions be-
foc the people o the several counties their respective
court Clys, rs follows:
FauIuer-tin Monday in August
Prince Wlliam--lst Monday in September.
Lnudoun2d Monday in September.
Farfax-3i Monday in September
Raponhannock -2Oth OF September.
Stiinrd-2i Monday in October.
The candidates will both be in Alexandria but they shave
not fixed on the time-[ lturreaon FIag.
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IAKiDTTEsyiL.E FEMALE ACADEMY.


FEslE exercises :" rl Institution. oi ml The rev ~ Wa
Il GREER ttnrnrIis at is''gick;urr -. du! a." al "'
WaTne. nana has been elected Principal hs mn"un" ,e '
III: Trustee, VIA hc rYIHGd The Isl dv i-'
Mirrn and hrt"n, n-ni.cs. Aa"ira, i:"nrIrlf., "t w
GREER Em:iis' Department. Mis- : L.. rroE: Muc' p'i''
m.lr, MI VI DEE.!S
Terms per session OF five months: al,
i:'ari "th ever! personal accommodation.
English ,c:n!rIs rannnar '-"Sral Il-rTFi" q,
is;rg. Neral and tntura Philosophy. "a
Modern AnrIcnt i.,:.auacr., each
Algebra and t'rumctrv, each
Music an Pane, St!,l-c of Instrument. 81 ~;
hnEc ~ G"'a Suisse "i instrument 81 ,.,.e :
iMr Deems Will "a class Vocal Nr' "''
week f'r mae M 't-, at 81. - sclolarl ..i,,
Board ae obtained Ia inti! :"stccl fnuIe- i~ ''N az
'i tie rnclts al the Academy. -" hal "'
! cared Suitable "wrirr
Str"'!. dt Indeed t. Idn.i'
qualifications Mis fu"c a.t Mr. Deems, trIf ~
- ar:nsnt7. a." too well known require ""mnr" ''
unUrrSI.Irl The has tn ~ %
establishment nv The Rev. W Wine" Al! "ifn 50
ha' her additional r,Il- tho r"ni
ard al AL wiz" have Interested sct"i We ~
,ri years The iu-lr hrt!rulI.s Il" Gonna -
seen teaching hclc TOD tIal AM "ii
90 Sner"s+ "i' has placed him, estimation, "th"h
4" no scei "i Mic ant ~ the art oi n,:Tn"a2 "h"i
III whom we have chosen Pfi"cfii
deny II D. proper That We should word or ~" ~
ninIr y" applicant. Tor the "lrrt"' ~
inca by tn atain:nc,s anl cstrn"c 10 lScili-" NV
years been teacher Frederick shur,. Va IL" has
strongest testimonials from gentlemen OF both W. i,.
who's, character gives ample guaranty hat they NJ" - ~
y Tcr! "i For tm last ioHf !clTE j. la+ beH
Fort Wayne i.ihni, and it~ lrrc t"ach'f
y The mrs'.crn" letters IRON HI: patrons, AID the ,..,
rrtc' by t"n NJ the prospect oi l"sns hs sct'icr-
poe, 10 rci: amd selc IL Virginia. For hi- worm j.
til" high "ni; AMI varr "i l+ literary aann"a's'
experience ai SKILL IA ali the duties ot Il teafhcr IL"
feel NJ hesitation Recommending: Inn iosr WIN COS
TRUSTEES 4. X. Meade. v ". Sou.hall A u Na-;E''
a i'5h. II. limberIakr. Jno X. Jons-. E r. "a.9n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

full meeting of the Democratic voters Of the county of
Henrico requested the Court House Monday the
LIST day of September that being Court days to nominate
candidate be voted for represent the county in the
Legislature and also appoint delegates District Con-
venon to be held in the city Of Richmond on the 10Th day
Of September 10 nomnate candidate for Congress in place
of Jas. A. Seldom, ESQ.,. who from bad health Declines
Let the meeting be full one the business be acted up
on 10 important.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

Two MORE STEAMERS Ss

Two MORE STEAMERS SAILED FOR CUBi.
NV ORLEANS, AuG. 2l.-Ihc excitement which prevail
ed IL this city relative the Cuban outbreak is most in
tens.
Two more steamers filed with men, sailed to-day TO Join
Lopez.
The interference Of the United States Marshal Of no
avail The fitting out and erlbarkation done in defiance
Of the authorities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

), -. ,.;., Ind, yijiials from LEAVING
ho Jni;e States faT Texas any other ios'sh county
Received That the firing al lne h nnrorIe"s md
Ir1n by tic Steamship llnbaacru ana III. % es anu
dccaaor OF the officers OF thlt VeSscl towards
l;nsd States Government snip, hcr officers, ttT anu pc
snan,s are an insult for which an apology Siou iee
;,,rd IL, uur Cove rnmcn and in case OF sals
faction ot being promptly rendered. ny 'he aI Ii ~
80 NJ The paIcs who committed those aecds' sense NJ
Teo % ,,s maj if necessary, ali The naval power of
thr c,nnt!y should b. directed TOWARDS oo'aS @
lr .rc wantr attack on drencc.sS stel'e '"u s"en
an unrr"yohr Insult 10 the american ' '"4 wv
people. - ca, A,n.,ic,n n,isoncrs
l tho Suous authorities in CUBA, III c"n o'.oa III SIN
10 ,,l. If slaughter without the slarn. OF one or Tie
s 80, ~ ;, las, wore, or ncucntu their homes, follow
l nm n il was after their gallant ana unliihcinS ucai' VII"
the brutal barbaes pr.fsen upon ,nI hich ut
I, the lhs of onr hearts profound sentiment OIL nor
row dcicsI.tiun and disgust
Resolved That such conduct was possible only 10 mat PIT
! i government which, while iaenng on the infamous
rni,s NJ the African slave trade in violation OF lis own
mos, Solemn treaties the time threatens 10 arm inc
vauc hnrdcs imported hy ITSELF against inc Iuuas au
500, .rh, mia 4 San Domingo, rather than see reVolu
ton by It's oppressed people consccrac ITS matchess SOIL
liberty independence and progress. :, O. ,, ,;
Resolved That the conduct u Mr.. A r. owen, uc amer
,, C,ns at Havana dasardy and icartcss IN Tic
rlremc and unworthy Of the American character, s.a
il merits the Just Indignation Vi "c "''e N"' ' ~
of the civilized world. ,
Rnsoyc That il is tho duty of The American Govern
rnt to recall Mr. Owen from thcoilce wchh he has provct
himself so unworthy of holding, and which lie mas sc
hamcy disgraccd and that his place be at once ed ol
more suitable representative of tho American cl'arac'e
and the American people
Resolved That contributions in money are hereby sohGs
ed to advance Cuban Independence and mar sui'lo
committee be appointed by Tho President oil nus ecuhs u
act trcasurcrs TO receive and hsouIse l'e ~ ,b
manner as TO them shall seem BEST for the promotion OF th
cause in which we have this day heartily enlisted
Captain RyndGrs moved The adoption OF inc reso'u's
and he motion was carried by most unanimous suye.
The meeting was also addressed by other speakers aite
which it adjourned again the next evening (sa'"f
day. at the same place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

The Merchants who signed the call for Convention
the 10th Of September, and others friendly to direct
trade, will meet the City Hall Wednesday night at
O'clock Of importance will occupy the meeting
4 full attendance is desired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

We invite the attention of readers the advertisement
of the Young Ladies' Academy of the Visitation Frederick
City, Md, in to-day's paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
MATERNAL, INFLUENCE

al believe" said John Randolph 81 shond been swept
away BY the Hood of French ndelty if had not been for
Thing the remembrance OF the when my santet
mother Use. Ia make knee by her bedside, taking my
htie anis folded in hers and caused me 10 repeat the Lord
prayer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
JSo. II. WARTAaMS, s.


FURTHER As TO The CUBAN MASSACRE
BosroS, AUG. ga letter received mere from Havana
that the fifty shot there had in the irat ,,c
taken town and held il for three days without ! SOLITARY
patriot onn. them. II probably therefore ,h,,t con
vlctIon OF their desperate situation which made them al
tempt 10 escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
4 pxEMEy SHIP EMIcRAyr.

FIRST VEs>EI. FOR biEMEN.
gfIIIE Eremen ship 'EMIGtANT,' daily rSi ec;eu a.
l. tity Point. load the above port sAc Val ~ , tH
her t?tt',
vii; have quick dispatch. Cash advances nL;r MI cH''
a!csJ friends. Mr:-- u IL Ae! :.
Aug. - LEDLAh x -
lotto \ BATS, whole ami hat "ii"! p'lr.,,,
~ by. Aug Is E IL shiNhh"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

Us ALBEMARLE COUNTY.-A general and full atten.
dance OF the Democrats of Abemac county requested
their next Court, Monday, September lst appoint dele
gates 10 the Democratic State Convention and for the
action OF any other business which may be thought
ccssary. CENTRAL VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
HENRICO COUNTY

very large meeting of Cuban sympathisers held
Savannah the receipt of the recent news from Cuba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug Is.
There is better feeling III stocks, and rates have np"'
ed. "
Flour is cav ut for State brands and 81 Tor Cen
csec Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged
Red Wheat Soc; tcncsec White MIXED Corn noi
57r
Groceries arc steady. Rio C"ir" "a94r. Port" Rico
MoIsScs 2Sa,5Oc
EsCotton is firm n yesterday r advance.
it.l,; -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. -.
| No sales of Howard stree, Flour
| Sales al 80 hbis. City Mills ii 50 - >.
Ncsy little Wheat and Corn in market. No change IN
| prcrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PAGE COUNTY.
meeting was held al Columbian Mills Page county, Eir-
rini Saturday 10Th August for the purpose of nomna
ting delegates 10 Democratic convention TO be- held al
Stanton the 2lth Sept ana in that convention, nom-
candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and At.
torney General.
The object of the meeting explained by Col. John
Mcpherson. On motion, John Sheelar called to the
Chair and Il. NJ Walton appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Col. McPherson is resolved hat the
Chair appoint Is delegates TO attend said convention
Mhereupon the Chair appointed the following gentlemen
delegates Col Thomas Buswcl George Kits Sr Isaac &.
Kite, David NJ. Dova Major Andrew Grayson William NJ
borough, Jacob c. Kite Ambrose Huffman Capt. C. Bow
ers Col John Mcpherson, Jacob Srolc James T. Price
John Kite, Pachal Graves james W. Gaoc and Captain
John \. Booton. On motion the Chairman and Secretary
was added 10 the list Of delegates.
Ordcred that the proceedings this meeting be published
In tho Valley Democrat, Rockingham Register and Rich
mond Enquirer. On motion of George Kite the meeting
lourned. JOHN SHEELAR Chairman
Z. NJ. WALTON Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

Among tn, Numerous guests at the Irving House,
yesterday, were Mr. Fillmore the father Of IN. Pre.i.
dent Ct the pitsd States Mrs Fillmore lady Of the
President Of the United States Mr. FILLMORE son aud
Private Secretary Of the President MI. Fillmore,
daughter Of the President; Hon Levi woodbury. ",
II Hon. A. W. Vi. Clapp Maine Hon WIN Uphsm.
lady. California; Hon. w. sight @ ,Cslitornis;
Hob " Gilbert, NJ. O.. California; Hon I. u. Peek,
NJ G., Vermont lion Gstlin brown, NJ O.. Mi.-i..ip.
pi Hon. u. q Kiser N. G.. Mi.sisspti; Ooi McCsll,
y. q. Army Col Wood ohsgres; Major Heron syria
cuse: Gov. Paine. Vermont; Hon J. " white. Nor
wich Conn. Capt y. n. Brooke, 4. 3. Marine corps;
Hen n. II. siblse, Minnesota; Hon A. " Mickls aud
isdy, Long Tsland Col. Gsitar. Consul General New
Grspsds; His Exceiency ssnor Don msreelets,
Minister, Nicaragua,
Hon Humphrey Marshall, Hon D. Br.ck. Hon. q.
A. Caldwell Hon Linn Boyd, aud Hon McLsan,
1Hh ipst.
The last adyicer from South Csrclns. represented
the life Of Gen George McDuhie, ss nearly spent. He
not expected to live day. on the 18Th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

Nrw srrtNstu BsorHrR JorarHss. o. ins to the
strong ss.rly gale blowing yesterday this vessel did
not tax. her departure for chssres as advertised She
will however ~ u tbIs morning.
Coasr srRtrY.---he y. g. schooner Gailstin, nov
dro graphic survey Of river and bsrbor Of ssvan
nah Without interrupto,, TIL the close OF the sessos
or say TIL the fret Of June ext rhs party are only
waiting for the arrival Of Mr. W'se With the requisite
instrnmsnts 70 commence work. sarsrnah Republican,
MJgA -
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Superior Cou,t.

Fr'ofe Vhiet Juftice Uskey
NAEcH E.-Tbs Nsu Iofk hstuanes Company ~.
The Issi Rtter Mstrsact RpanV.-This vas ajton
policy 81 insurance Effected on house aud pre-
miss Gold ,trest in Nay iSf7 and rens-.d for one
year. In Msy, 1tlp The SUM claimed va. az 500 IL
appeared that there several mortgages on the
prtmises which assigned TO aud became vested 10
the Plaintiff and under there mortgages they claimed
The defence Get up was that the party Who had II
f-cted the policy had conveyed awsv her interest In
the premises, and that the plaintiffs Who only
mortgages had not the legal interest and could not
recover. The jury however, found verdict for the
plaintiffs for s3l59.
Before Judge Paine
.Joia Iirjngs,ou TO- SchRtd \ Landman.-This u an
action on promi.sory note Tor $50 Defence IT, that
the note taken up mstursly by LandmaD, but vhe
bsd nege sted to take up the time aud that u
afterwards pared srsy ~ the agent Ct 5chmld Ad
journed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

sHs FFVEs -GREsr hosrsLtrr At sKa.-rhe packet
ship he vi.s Clinton Which arrived last Sunday from
Liverpool reports that during The passage thirty
persons died from ship fever Tbsre forty on
board vho are afrie,ed with the ssms disease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

CsRcuIr CouRr.-Nos 24s l06 17o, 400, o. 1876, 100,
III, 200 100, 43, 10, $50, lo8, 167.
6urERIoR Couar.-Nos 95, l26, 50, 4, g. IL, 80 81,
l36 las 81 49, 12 73 49, 81, 1872 1914, los, ITO b, ~
IL 30 leo, 3D. 49, o. l2o, 60 3D. IT, B. 49, 40, l2S 3d.
90, u.s. 43 - - -
ComnoN PLrAa-Nos $780, ss1. AL, 292 4le, 42l, 423,
424, 425 427 ADJ 49, 4s5 4s6, 437, 4ss, AL, Az 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

great advantages possessed by this machine It's sim Pill
city Of construction it's durability its want Of
get out Of repair its certain operation with line
needle regulating the length OF the stitch by merely turn
Ing all ard its adap ation to kind Of sewing
from stitching linen and muslin to eAlf-skn boots. These
machines operation and for ale At - How1Id Place
At c. STOKES 296 Market street Philadelphia IL Rowe:y
and a. Ac Principal oee ESQ Broadway onpo,e the City
Hall, New York j. N SINGER u CO.
P.S-Engand and France and the right to
sell these machines in the States OF North and South
Carolina Illinois, and California for sale reasonable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
vaE WORLp,s EAIR.

WoRLDs rAIa-AN ENGIHRBR BEING DRsvTs-
NJ. sn atd msohinist will sttend the Pair fcnd,n
s 70 All -ho vish prohs BY this GOOD
az plsrs ~ new nysntions. and o. al hinds
X st reterencee will he sven. Please address
syse., New Ysik. N'v'S"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18
HALLS FOR EUROPE

The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, will leave this
port, to- morrow noon, for Liverpool The mails for
Europe will close at halfpast ten O'Clock to- morrow
morning. The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at
halt naat @ o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

Carr. BuRsLEy o. rHf sinF MArn.-Ths members Of
Hoe CO. No rs, publish card in this mornings pa
per relative 10 the death Of Mr.. william Gemnei In
sheh they return thanks to Captain Bursi.y for his
Hop Bio Janelrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

The Rev. j. L. Lsnhart, q. . Navy, who ps.ssly re-
tsrned from three years cruise In the Y, frssts
Bar dy vine on the cos.t Of Brazil has been ordered
70 the U 2. receiving ship North Caroline Yes York
Navy Ysrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

MaiLs ros Cam oRvtA-The new sea 71,hi a p,o,b..
jonathan, Captsia Hose. and Caribbean. C.pt,in
Wright, viii lsav. tails port to day for ChaTrs. Tn.
letter bsgs Of the vii close a. psrfora ara ~.
Exchsnge. ~ bali pas o'clock this morning. ara
thoss Of The C At bali pat elo:k this afternoon
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Total 49,. az SOS Ala sioe ass sn2555 $50 seS
Total value Of merchandise shipped during the

Do
II will be that the exports to Grea. Britain In
February were larger than usual pared With the
aggregate This produced, principally by the In.
crsased shipments OF cotton. To Havre, aud other
continental ports the ports have been limited Tc
Chagrss and the perts Of Central and South msriea
the shipments have been to about the usual extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

tracts all palms. heals and aknes
Of elas and character in male female but IL also
coughs lne cold Ct standing by entirely
agree axle and brscins method which impossible fall
cure there anything left TO build DR.. gives
deniabs proof of everything that he retends do IN tho
hsspg Art He dare not insult 4 good senIe Of the con
nunity by filling the with fuone Of the
bness md de which can catch none tas those
feeble and rnlstsred portion which are nnfortpna,sly
large portion Of the people. This cass Dr.. K has
deavored 70 protect to certain extent by giving them
goocd srele from L. to S. caeh 70 IS doIeu, cash. II
those Tho buy And ~ Abased they ascertain IL
email and they also with thousands Of the first
families the land, whom have the pleasure to
refer 20 Bon H. Crinne aud sthe-s From this fact the
faculty generally nee in thtr practice. This remedy
the hair II thirty years DR. will forfeit 900
II he does not renewed where the
bald from seventeen TO forty Of huadd
Of others Call and circular At go Peal 46 and 40
Broadway between Grand and Dstribu
Ayeps-foronte CAnadA, Thomas Fuller Boston Aess
kdcsr Co., 100 Court street, Albany, T., Mcclure
Coz Rochester Post Mills Mobile, hahama. Coster
Co. Augusta Gsersis Bsiland kssy Go; New Orleans
Wrisht Col Wash.gton. ID. q, c. etott Co.. and n.
Deisny; charlsstos s. 9. Cover Co. usyisad Hatral
rr'eeries Heensoa Calender 50 South Third street,
n1st A,oundng psrtouiaI see the weekly papers gsse-
GaIte Spirit a. the Times aud New York Picsyune This
wonderful remedy be had Of all ths And druggists
generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

ladies this day. at 81 o'clock r. NJ st the
Society Library Rooms 38 Broadway The other lectures
will be st the same time and place every day this week
dyspepsia spinal affections and other deform-
tiles Of body win be discussed 90 early, II you want
introductory the doctor lectured to about five hundred Ia
di ea. No postRonement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

bAnNUM IN TIKI FIxLD-LARoE hxWAkD.-Ino
annexed letter from Barnum il a prompt reply to |
some censures of correspondent at New Orleans
on the auction system of ticket selling FOR Jenny
Lind's concerts. II comes out roundly and Piumpy
with magnificent Offer and II the demand upon
Bamum for the newspap editors Names wnen ne
charged Journalists with asking nm ior money,
had been equally prompt, there would nave been
rejoicing instead of trouble. However, the public
will wish to see what Bamum has to say for him
self ,
Ma JAMES GoapoS BENNETT,
Editor ana Proprietor OF the New York Herald
SAL will pay reward Of ave thousand dollars to
any person who shall prove by respectable witnesses,
that directly indirectly, In the remotest
seSsss a. suction FOR the Nile
Jenny Lind as stated By you, New Orleans ceres,
Of n. % Sy IL
the disposition Of tickets all occsson., either at
public private sae, have invariably given direc-
tions that the striotest impArti.ty should be MAIN
r. T. BARNUM
Now, whoever supposed that Barnum could be
found engaged, directly indirectly, in such ousi-
ness as he seems to think has been charged upon
| himl Has he not a character for shrewdness and
business TACT and is it to be supposed thar ne Is to
| be caught in any trick to raise an excitement! BY
| no means The charity concerts are always the
entertainments the least attended; but Is that BAR
| NUNS aultl No, The spectators are the cause,
| and what have they TO do with charityl ltfreezes
their very blood. Besides even if Barnum had
worked up the sales at auction, is II to be supposed
that any witnesses could be found to prove it! Are
intelligent men green TO imagine that respec-
| table witnesses could be obtained in such a case |!
| BY no means. All the evidence would be but
stool pigeon testmony-not worth q straw, and
could not the first dollar out of Barnum's
pocket For one, at least, would not accept
any such testimony; and therefore we III nix that
those who wish to have chance in this five thou
| SIND dollar lottery, will have hard odds against
them. Snll, it may be worth trying for. We
| shall zee.
Meanwhile, we think Barnum is safe; and as he
is about TO to US, and in all musical affairs
we are fond of harmony, we have thought of a way
| OF dissolving all discords The whole business
rests on single note. Let Barnum GO into Castle
Garden, adjuIe all auctions, which are the nests
ofspecula,ors and Peter Funks; throw open the
gates at one dollar; play a generous part towards
the public, by admitting visters at one dollar each;
and we will de all that can to aid him, in every
legitimate and proper way. One dollar and no
| l.ies-Doilars and difficulties
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MORE RELIEF FOR The WIpow AND FAMILY OF
ONK-EYED THoMPsoN-QuEER LETTER SIGNED BY
Mas. THOMPSON We received, yesterday, ten
dollars additional for the benefit OF the widow and
family of One Eyed Thompson, and shall take the
earliest possible opportunity to transmit the amount
to the unfortunate widow, as we have sent the
sums hitherto received. The sums already re-
ceiveG at our office are as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-18

frsssoil, 9 .sSs. Democratic los. $40
Lesisistve. -Th Ne being no choice fer asys,,or n
election viii b. made bs the legislature So
csrtainsd "a House tts<ds l25 WHY'S NJ a.moc,.,.
epd Is freesou dsmocr va. The tosns 70 4. bs.,s
from elected eight demo, vts last year 90 ana, 1, 1.
certain that tn. At-ood 20 ireesoll democrats vii
bold the bslssce Of power ~ whether they ri vote
for the vhg casdidate for Gov taor 10 uncertain The
senate conests OIL hs~s Of sbom he moerat.
have sisc.d sis OF Sven sbs vhiS three and two or
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