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For conveying Passengers to and
from Great Britain and ireland, and
RENTING money to all parts Of Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP Cry OF GLAscow.-At a meeting of the
passengers board the steamship City of Glasgow held
o Cork on Friday May go resolutions unanimously
passed. expressing their acknowledgements to Captain
Campbell and his officers for the kindness and courtesy
extended to them and for the comfort they enjoyed
while voyage from Philadelphia and particularly
for the good order and discipline exhibited throughout
in the conduct and management Of the vessel sepa
rate paper also drawn up and signed by five clergy
men, of various denominations expressing their
the courtesy and kindness of Captain c. in making
rangements for The performance of divine worship the
Sabbath day, and also every evening
UaITEp STATES CoAsr SuRvEy.-The United States
survey ing schooner Gallatn Lieutenant Commanding
J. n. Maff. u s. arrived at Smthville the 22d
inst This vessel has been ordered here by Professor
ID Bache Superintendent Of the Coast Survey, the
application of the merchants Of Wilmington, for
vey Of the Main Bar and New Inlet that the actual
dtion Of the channels at this tme may be projected
also the set and velocity Of the current with the probable
influence it upon the bars Professor Bache has
directed that the work shall be accomplished in time
further the views Of the merchants of Wilmington in
their anticipated effort to obtain appropriation from
the general government, for the Improvement of the
entering channels of our river.-Wsimington (N O.
CoUUeIciQI June oS
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

ABOLITION OF THE PUNISHMENT OF DEArH.-A
reaction has taken place u public opinion on this
subject, and lives are now spared, where the law
formerly took them away without remorse. A dog
matical edict has been issued by Mayor Kingsland,
that dogs running at large may be caught up and
put in the public pound, by Dogberrys or others,
who will receive fifty cents for each canine specimen
SO impounded. Ladies' lap dogs, too, are now SUBJ
jected to a kind of inquisition. Should they walk
into any Of the parks-the Union Park, for in
stance-and behave with perfect proprety, moving
about in the most respectable and quiet way, they
will be seized by the officials who guard the gates,
and carried off. This is never done in any other
civilized country, and would create revolution if
undertaken in the Tuileries or Hyde Park. Little
lap dogs need fresh air and exercise well dogs
in Office any other dogs, even ladies and gen.
tlemen.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE BRITISH
STEAMSHIP NIAGARA.
The British mail steamship Niagara will leave this port
to morrow noon for Liverpool She will carry out the
semi.we,kly mails They will close at half-past ten
o'clock tomorrow morning The wrrKLr HERaLp, with
the latest news printed in French and English will be
published at half past nine o'clock tomorrow morning
sngle copies sxpence.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
New York, Tuesday, July L, 1851.
Telegraphic Summary.

Our special telegraphic letter from Albany is so
full and pc fect that refer readers it for in
formation concerning the proceedings of the Legis-
lature yesterday, which they will perceive very
interesting. According to present indications, the
Legislature will not adjourn as we expected
it would. The proposed apportionment under the
new census, an outline of which our correspondent
has sent to in his letter, important information
20 politicians and the public generally It is to be
hoped that party feeling will have effect in this
matter.
The eourt-martial on General Talcott is pro-
eeeding at Washington. We are satisfed-no
matter what the result will be, as far as any tech
nical finding of the court--that the General
will not be found guilty of any of the charges that
have been made against him, in the opinion Of the
public.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
Boar OF Supervisors.

NTEtTATs
Jr~r 3c-The Hon. the Recorder in the chair. Tho
minutes Of the preceding meeting were read and ap
pruy,d
Several small bills connected with the police depart
mept were presented ans ordered 20 BE- paid bin Of
the County Superintendent Of Common schools. for
s2u9 so for travelling expenses. Sc. referred
bill Of julius Hitchcock for $50, for fty dsy attend
Office the Court of oyer aud Terminer
fefred bill Of French for S77 for one hundred and
-four meals for Jurors. &c In the of the People
a. Ne,han ard bill Of Hlliard deputy sheriff sl06
referred to the cummi ttee criminal courts The
JoaTd then adjourned 10 Monday evening next.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
Gouraud,s ItaIlan Medicated soap mot only

purides the skin from pinples freckes tan snnhuSn &c
but is the best Soap for bathing Equally
celebrated Courauds Hair Dye POudre Subtitle for eradi
eating hair from low oreheats lips OF the
boGy Liquid Rouge for pale lips and oheeks Lily White for
ushed rough eomplexions Hair Restorative Sc Found
only at tie old established LABORATORY e Walker street,
lliladeilLia.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

1vrrLueEVcE FROM sturH As,RrcA.-lntengence
from Bcgoato May 20 has been received Congress was
in extra session the subject Of the difficulties With
Equsdor-the Governor advising declaration q var,
and levying force Of ten thousand men The Eluadors
also making preparations for cor test aud II was
expected that they would BE- assisted By Peru General
Fres II vas thought would eomma aud the auxiliary force
st,m Peru
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
Disfiguring Eruptions.-It Is the want OF

othe skim wch leads t. the erptons met WITH snch
ireckles sunhurn. &C., especially at this
the But the of the Orange Flower Lo
ton produces althy action and fair clear complexion
without fail. sold by RUSHToN, CLARK Co., 10 and
273 Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

W0rd.I0Imts lN BroadNay, has tsken pietne OF the
living rant existence, representing also upon
tie plate tn renowned MAJOR stevens This great
ior pretty fat battles, fine da-
PES &C.. tan on Holmes u y-u wish fine pic
ture Gallery, 2S9 Broadway, fourth story.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

preacher John Knox, called al repentance: and,
there the difference between him modern
Of @ Fulton street for when calls upon the latter
ne never repehts but is always g that WENT for
the hats which he sells give uLiveral satisfaction
chasers He has hand most beautsl article fos
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

the L., day of July their cheap po,'ase
regulations into eject and they will engage 90 deliver
letters in tsn Francisco IN advance Of the u mall sud
with erater safety. Under their new postage rceu
iatiops the ros,aee on single letter 20 San Fran.
osco is only cents; all other places In California
newspapers cents 10 California Goods delvere IN
San Francisco in thirty three days at ~ cents per H. Next
shi"sh' RpRr6Rp a 20 2vessy street. Assor House.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

o. almost ghtness refreshing the weare
tensive Hat and Cap Establishment Io t
selling on his summer hats at reduced prices Call on
at your prices. ~ ~ '''
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
A Word In s,eson.-This IL the time TO

make Of hs celebrated Zephyr Under Shirt; Witch Is %
much 10Y ed by ts 10 II soft sk. lgr
gossamer cool c9ud desire and will both and
wear. ~ safeguard from sudden chils, and the
RhNKIN s. RAY. iOI Bowcry.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

who those who die of Co onsumpton uowf 1t
must Hospitals who cannot get the Condensed
Electricity. those who die vanity There
poor hookfders dyn Of consumption
They all have Watts Nervous Antdote-l02 Nassau
street. (Free this week. at i2l Greenwich street.)
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

Of Rats Mice Reaches Bedbugs. etc. would do we'll TO call
Cosars Depot All Broadway whore they purchase
the xterm that is nfabie, AMI that far surpasses
nything offered to the psbc leaving smell nu
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

LARGE NUMBER OF ARRIVALS Yesterday,
quite large feet Of vessels entered port nu
bering 50 vessels Of all classes, viz:-44 square
rugged craft, including the steamship Merlin, and
80 schooners
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

ton street introducing entirely styles Of foot
gear for His assortment of Boots, Shoes
Caters &c. for variety cheapness, and durability Is
surpassed and unsurpassal II wish good and cheap
article, call at $50 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

Co. have reduced the prices Of their Spring and Summer
Silks Bsrcaes Jaconets Musins Foulards Calcoes, Man
uas. shaws French Embroderics Laces &c. below cost
Ladies' will ind great bargains at 5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

filled his large with entire and extensive
Marble Mantles of descripton-prices
varying from S5 to $1,000 each-respectuly invites per-
building and the public to inspection OF the
JAMES LEVY Marble Man uaetury, lib East Eighteenth
street, between Third avenue and Irving place.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

white Panamas for gentlemen and boys
nins comnrehend the finest and most delicate fabrics
thit class he has had the pleasure of Offering
friends and the public. GENIN. 2li broadway,
Pat
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

Broadway has the largest and most elegant
and Boots for both ladies and gentlemen, found i
America Mr. e. has recently imported style
for the ladies' which sl the fashion in
They really beautiful and have doubt wl
attract their special attention.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
j. Y. Savage, 92 Fulton street, has the bes

stock Of Watches in the city-Deaers and others will find
to their interest to examine his stock before
esewhere The Richeeu Gold Pens sold exclusively
rs above watches and Gold Pens repaired and
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

eNhibton ~ ". A Noots FaIIery. bJ HroauWhy COT
Of Franklin street Also, the Craynu Daguerreotype
taken only at their Gallery Admission free.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

forms his friends and the public that he confines him
st trtly 20 the practice his profession Dentist Dr.
Rich has removed 70 III Tenth street. ten doors west Of
Eve
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

Green Turtle to-day st Bayard's. Soup,
Sc abe Terr pin, &c. Sc served at all hours Of the day
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
What is Economy p II Is to Day a fair

price for unexceptonable article. For example-the
Shirts made to order Green's Astor House in stye
ht material and making distance rivalry and at the
reasonable prices at which they sod reality
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

able Patent Leather Boot, Shoe or CATER at
rate, they would do we'll to call d. brown Al Court
land street under the Merchants Hotel they will I'm
large assortment of fine Boots, Shoes and Gcdtsrs
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

The new postage law Of the United States goes
into operation to-day. In our columns viii be found
a synopsis of the rates both for letters and news
papers sent to domestic and foreign post towns In
the subjoined table We have endeavored to facili.
tate the decisions of readers with regard to the
amount Of postage which will be demanded for the
Herald, daily or weekly, according to the natural
Interpretation of the law -
TABLE OF POSTAGE ON THE HERALD, DAILY AND
WEEKLY.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

SrArfsrics oF Nav YoRK.-wc had half pre-
pared statistical account Of the progress Of New
FORK city for the last six months, when We found
that II would not be half az interesting as We had
anticipated. having from time 20 time given Il in
our columns Under those circumstances. there
fore, We have d,termirod upou om,ttug b..
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

FoGeERiEs or SrA,IsH LOTTERY TICKETS Tho
Captain General Of Cuba has communicated to the
Spanish Minister, who has officially advised our
govern ment Of the fact that tickets in the lotteries
authorized by the colonial government a, Cuba,
have been forged and Issued largely at New
Orleans AMI in that ncghborhood. This commu-
nication to our government has been made with
reference 20 its promu cation foe The benefit Of our
country men in Southern cities
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

TnE WErn AND WINS ArrAis.-lt will be
seen, by reference 10 our report Of the proceed
ings in this case, taken yesterday before the re-
feree. that Colonel Webb has been obliged TO do
What be might have done long since with good
grace-rsmely, TO deliver up the correspondence Of
Miss lnman (now Mrs. Coddington), which he 80
Iertinaeousy hold in has possession, in violation Of
the faith in which it was conhded. to his care,
and even in defiance Of the authority Of the judges
Of the land. The abstracts and copies taken by
him have also been delivered up, and destroyed in
presence Of the referee. Nothing now remains
but for Colonel Webb to prepare for artillery Of
libel suits, which will be brought against him, IN
less, indeed he makes full confession ofhis errors
such as We, being good Catholi, az We are,
would make to Bishop Hughes, in order TO obtain
his forriveness and his blessing before we proceed
upon our travels.
IL Colonel Webb will do this though Fe cannot
promise him entire absolutioD, or a "plenary in
dulgenee for future sins. yet we will endeayor TO
set matters right between him and Mrs. COdding-
ton. Willis and Webb may settle their libels aud
lies as best they may.
The New York herald., 1851-07-01
Excess in 1851

The total amount Of from customs received al
this port for the year ending June 30 1851 greater
than was received in the whole country from the same
source, few years since. The ior June, this
year. shows great increase that fer the correspond
ing month last being than one half Of the In q.
crease for the whole year
The land sales Of Illinois state Bank have been post
poned to September next The sales recently made wero
at improved prices The most vigant exerticns On the
part the stockholders alone secure any payment
their behalf much obscurty is practsed oy those
who wh to purchase land for the issues o the bank ae
the expense Of the stockh olders
The receipts Of the Chicago aud Galena Raroad Com
psny for the month Of May 1851 was sl0l22 ~ against
sl0s6 "a Tor the corresponding month in 1870 showing
an incrtase Of ssso5 90 for the month 10 1851
Books for subscription to the capital stock Of the Va
tsr,op ard New York Plank Railroad Company, have
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

In the above estimates, except General Cass's
California ring, is not reckoned all the rings.
watches, chains, breast pins, canes, swords, hats,
coats, pantaoons, &c, Sc. received by the states
men above named. To Mr.. Van Buren and his
friends, We would say, in their illusions to Web
ster, she who is without sin among you, le: him
cast the first stone"
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

This is an American plum In England a
"plum" is 9l00.Co0. Mr.. Buchanan is bachelor,
has no wife or children, poor kin-has not been
run to much expense, and has saved pretty nearly
the whole Of the above amount
GENERAL WINFIELD
His emoluments. pay ratioDs fuel quarters &c,
Sc.. since be first entered the army, IL is esti-
mated, amount TO about. $4,000
Besides be has received sundry swords, medals,
&c, which cost, say 20 900
The New York herald., 1851-07-01

Jure 20 1s5l-Balance. e................
June ], ls5i-By balance Ct funds TO pay
Interest and coupons I
Additl appropriation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
nrINFOR MOREIOTS FOR SALE

Oh South Fiebh BOorsem-st. J-rseY City, o. hign
ground. each - 20 feet front by 100 Zee, deep cS
go. with building loan equal Ia amOont - oneht NE
Improvement and ABOVE the purchase money al OF
which can remain bond and mortgage per cent Tor
Gus Of years may be agreed E9On. tnu1rm-
IN style for he fronts will he requi 3D. stretch ~ when
NAV be arlher Information ohtred By a. pyi.g
MeGsrs CLERK bACOt. Afcntrcf
u4IwMWGFs - Mo1igomery-st Jrrsey CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
DYE. NECK VILLAGE LOro -kor

IL tuse 25l lots by 90 feet Eitusted IN lhe town 81 RE
and county o Wtschester viii ne disposed n IN lots or
plots TO sUt purctssers The above ois cd mira
Div situated besutul rId 81 land. sixty feet shOFe
TIDE aud twenty udles from Newly ora. boundsd on
the one side by The Boston turnpike road and having the
New-Y0rk and NeW-Haven Railroad r0nning LhrOagn tne
center Of the and No spot 10 The county Offers uofs al
vhntages than he above for building Sits being an eghin
Of a mile from The MamarOneck Station 40 Long Island
Sound fine view Of wh n may he bad from most pss OF
the land The soOp LANDING, two churches. aud school
houses are immediate adjacent 10 the properly ano no
conveneDces warting train OF csrs viii lsnd oas
sengers In New.YOrk before oclo:k NJ and rctlrn
reaching the village hour Ia the evening five
ether trains stop the Station during tbs days the com
mutation s ess than ceuts On the tote sre Two
large yelling houses nearly new; barns carriage houses
&c. which win be sod al low prices Terms OF sale are
10 per cent subscribing for OtO plot the ba4nce nne
tnouihs payable monthly, when werrautee deed viii he
given Inquire Of the owners g. BARRY and II. TOMP-
KTNS al the Office. l07 Bowery where thographc maps
and the price Of each lot from $50 to $780, can he seen
NILS lmMWSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN HOME

Ia We msy say Whist like about the Land OF Free
DOM bot strikes the freed I'm 10 all sde when
our landlord adds another SIS the rent they have al
most all doae this year, because hesitate he tells
as we are free TO eyacuse his premises The fact is the
Immense advance 10 the this year has opened the
with little management they can have home OF their
own far more healthy and agreeable than what they have
been accustomed The consequence of this Is that
many parcels Of land have been laid out IN village lots
varying from Is by 100 feet to half parcels and
There however many things TO be considered before
mailing up minds where we intend to locate Ia this
fret place, should be within easy and accessible dis
lance from the city, next the expense OF getting there
must be rhing the place he healthy the prcs
be moderate, aud the terms of payment made easy.
know OF place where all these advantages emf
nently conbbed az at the village OF Sranou Port within
eight miles Of the city, to which, week steamboat
will be running The fare 10 only TO be- cents during
the Summer, and ten cents during the Winter, beside
stages RAINING constantly throughout the day The de-
nehiu bathing and the pure air insure good health
fho os % feSs by 100 vary from 500 $40 former
being quite Aaa the roPyietors of shs
besutul place have determined to bring Il within the
means Of all, by requiring very email sum as hrst de-
posi never % ANA tbs balance payable IN monthly
sthments TO suit tho convenience OF the purchasers AZ
the place Is easy OF IL presumed few will pur
chase wi bout frat psyug vist consequently We re-
fran from any prHseS were we 10 speak all we think,
our readers would suppose the Garden Of Eden
describing insleaof the village of SFatton Port
river and the road has recently been put In good order
which connects II with the town of Flushing, le over
quarter OF nile distant There 10 also good plank side
wax for pedestrians By applying 81 the Office OF Mr.
FLAmMER, 227 Wooater-st, every Information VIII be
eheeTfully given. az Sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
ITO CAPITALISTS.-Sugar Lands for

TITO CAPITALISTS.-Sugar Lands for
II sale-A superb tract OF Sugar Land OF about five
thousand scIes In Texas situated the La Bsces River
few miles from the the 'ver abouudng with hsn
and covered with wild Fowl the land IL highly fertile aud
admirably adapted for raising Sugar Cotton, Corn aud
Tobacco also the Grape Orange and PHI Apple, Deer
ard Game In abundance, and the climate Ia dele hEuDy
mild and ssubrious Tite Indispensable. II sold TO a
Company would make forty fifty Farms OF one hundred
acea esch For price, and further particulars apply
10 ANIHON1 j. 6LEEChE n,
s9 lw Auclioneer, 7 Broad-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09

DRIVATE SALE.-At Glen Cove, Long
u lsland-A FARM ofl50 acres most efglby situated
for building sites commanding very exten
five view OF the Sound the States OF Connecticut New
jersey, &c SC Said properly is situated within snort
disence of te steamboat landing. where there IS dsly
communication 10 and from the city. The land Is easily
cultivated has large tract OF locust and other timber
GOOD apple ard and other fruit trees For further par
tculsrs, apply TO A. J. BLEECKER, Aucnoneer
az lW brOad-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
SMALL FARMS, with VILLA SITES,

Son The LowRIE FARM. westchester DUM0Nf
HOSACK, II Wallst or A. FINDLAY, near the PROMISES
offer al private sale q number Of small FARMS, with
VILLA SITES ~ miles from the City hall. N. Y. The
views are attractive and the ocsuon healthy. The distance
10 short from railroad depot and from steamboat land
lag and there convenient wharf tbs premses for
vessels trading the town Of Wesehester The dispos
don Of Rr0and In laying out the premises has been such ~
10 furnish any quantity Of land 10 purchaser from one
acre 20 The limits Of tho whole tract &c &C Title 10 the
properly perfect Terms liberal Maps and further infor-
nation o6tAined Of the above parties. mi4 iAMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
rENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tee

Company hereoy sppnse the public thai they are nov
prepared 10 retail every variety OF TEA a. lower prices
han ary other establishment can uaiorny do faes ex
rand very large assormsoL the purchaser a reAi Aeces
ssrilv derives many advantages by trading Win he1
vbih be viii fail 70 obtain elsewhere. City And county
antilles xoHld tesiy consult their interests by duly -
vrding this Advertisement This Il he Oldest Tea Co
sany 10 the city Their only estsbshmeai Is a. 10 Cnal
Esrst between Pearl ana Roosevelt ard they rave nov
erocers supplied IN small quantities IS io~ ., D !hs
ehesi. lio ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

ADENCE AND FARM FOR SALE-Stnsled 40,
,oinng The public highway mile from Csmp.o%n ana
tp1r miles from Newark, In Essex Codnty NeWJs'sey,
eonteping 10 acres Of Land with Ye twoo,y aou sx
dvellue bouss aLd good barn ard o'neI oo.aousei al
In excellent order There be pre- n.ses nao
attached 10 the frlt fres OF every uescpo
ibrse se orchards IS acres o meadow land besides pas
tafe sucient for heen o. eighteen head OF cas9e ana
sht ~ sna vood mod; residue Of the lan6 10 pre-
nsred for growing croSs Inquire OF JAMES WHITE,
Esq IL Nssssu-st, cay OF rew-fork s Az NJ
Ha ~ ..a,Psas al 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-09
BOARDING SCHOOL.-A Lady from
BOARDING SCHOOL, limited

Dnumber Of children (girsl from TO l6 years old
be accommodated Ia pleasant part Of the country ten
miles from the CITY With board aud nlt00 Ia he various
Engsb braDehes Including French and Music required
Peculiar advantages offered by mis- oppof unity for
children without Others For particulars apply al 4I0
Green wich-sL where testimonials, &c. will be shown
assn