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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
Crnsor.hIp of Ne Press Ia PrussIa.

TIE new Press Law Restriction Bill came
On for discussion on February %, in the First
Chamber 1t Berlin, when tie report Of the Com
ni:tee. c0verir- thirteen printed sheets, was
read 10 tire House. IL would be impossi5 70
attempt giving an analysis of this lengthy doc1-
NEXT, further than 70 say that the Committee
recommended the acceptance Of the Dill, under
the reserve Of such amendments Of individual
clauses as may be deemed advisable, as evidence
Of progress IL press legislation.
TIE debate on the general question followed the
reading. when NM. De Gerback, Bruggemsn,
Plot, Zander, and Scherer, spoke strongly IN
favor. and NM. Camphausen, Kisker, R0une and
Lette against the bill, when, after q long speech
from NJ Jordan the reporter Of the commission, IN
defence Of its conclusions the close Of the general
debate vas demanded, agreed %, and the House
adjourned until this morning, % commence the dis
oussion on the paragraphs ltmet therefore, TOR
this purpose atten when after disposing private
business, NJ. Jordan read the first and second
articles Of the new bill, which is substance or
dams that-uO person can carry on any trade con
nected it'll the prntin sale Of books or prints
without leave OF the local authorities, 10 be given
only when the latter are assured of the resPecta'
bity and requisite degree OF education Of the sP-
plcsnt, the latter obtained in a regular schoastcl
manner.
Individuals already exercising the above trades,
on demanding leave within three months OF tue
bill being promulgated, 20 receive the same -
20 judicial condemnation In consequence OF &
violation Of the trade laws, he shall lose his pat.
ent and fall back into the category Of new appi.
csnts These two clauses were adopted after
short debate, and one or two trihing clerical
amendments Articles 3. { and were then read,
and were also adopted without alteration. They
provide that "persons carrying on the trades al
ready mentioned may do 50 by substitutes, who
however, must submit to the regulations contain
ed in article I. The same to be applicable 20
the widows and heirs minors Of such traders"
Article 3 stipuates that "any person carrying
on these trades. no may be declared guilty Of
ofieuses against this present press Az, may be
derived of his license By the local authorities
sitting in plenum' A long debate ensued upon
this clause. to which divers amendments we're
proposed- At length, after NJ. de Gerback, NJ.
scherer. and the Minister Of the Interior defended,
and NM Csmphausen, Herman, Kisker, and
others opposed, the clause was adopted as recon-.
mended by the Committee, and the House ad-
journed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
To,sl..................lfS5 1881, p5 ss7
Excess ID is yesrs............l,ies 1904
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Tosl....................2i.7 e75262 24753C0lz33
kGcrss 10 lr YtaH.. 'J-l'-l5fu.
GRtND TOTAL. ReeaTff EEpelfei
From 1914 10 l4.........l l-2 s55t 55 1851 57
From l6sn 20 ~ 3D. - @lf73blZ
Totsi........~..........s6c 54 2loal3 4lb9509955
Excess Of Expenditure ln S. years...4.o41iHol7.
There have been some sharp fits OF illness
for some two weeks past. Nr. Powell, the artist
is convalescent efler having been confined TO bed
for , days
i write with difficulty, suffering from the
prevalent attacks OF cold and leyerishness.
The TemDesta has been produced a. the tai
lens. Lsblache, Caiban; Sontsg, Miranda. lt
was spleudicly put on the stage. In the first
scene the ship goes down and the crew are seen
struggling in the storm agitated waves. There
appears to be strong doubt IS 70 its success,
though Scribe and HalGvy have their potent par
tizans. H. Ha.eyy is a learned musician and ex
traordinary artist but his faculty for melody IS
not striking, hence the difficulty. Lablache Is
great in the role Sontag exquisitely beautiful.
VIII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

The cup.rd steamer Asia arrived az this port a.
o,oIooL This morning, having been 70 days and
p hours at sea We make up the news as ioi
low, from our British French and German pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-15

Americans in Paris on the 22d February-Mr.
Rives-Mr SRndfOrd's Grand BaIl-HIr.
mcCurdy MIR. Dudley Mann-lIr. Web
ster's Reply In EurOpe-A New Journal,
europe and America''-S witzerIand-O Our
POlicy-French Budget-The Opera, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
MtSr OF raE UsIrsD srArss
January IA 1871

January IS, 1851.
sir-I have had referred TO mes letter OF yours 10
the Post once department in snich you refer to the
want Of gold dollars Jour Office, and suggest your
desire TO exchange for them at the Mint, American
com OF the larger depomipations.
Having been requested by the department 10 sd
dress mJ self 10 Jou upon this topic, have 10 state
that exchange such as propose would mirage
en- the fundamental purpose Organization,
which s 10 CON into the national currency bullion
not previously 10 thas shape.
cns THINK Of but by which 10 a per.
fectly regular manner, 10 couli furnish you with
these coins, when 10 By the Treasury Departm- Mt
crs~ing our bolton fund the req usite sums,
payable In gold dollars.
4 suggstt that method however, with much reluct
rnct because have slrr sdy Oidisuity messing
the REGULAR o. aUd tor tnese cotne. aad bsssas-,
further it would Involve the OF utiop Of but.
lion fund al umt most GnpsoptiOus 10 our deposi.
tors
The difficulty regsfd to in an al change has rrowu
entirely the valance 10 tns value Of svsr
ron arso With guc b. which IL has become proatao
TO hoard aud excoft the valued metal sivsr. aud
employ gold as preferable medium Ia the payment
81 debs II y tyiosUt tbeitfors that ~ long tho
presept relation ~ h twS ss continue. tue
cent tesctfy 81 TIM silver will remain Bspated ~
just clear, too that the mi4t canaot furnish the
smsay since the sivtr d-pusts wuicb furnish the
= ,steriai 81 cutusg. coUtlnus 70 dntnlsh.
d, usid-TiuE these isc,s 70 IN oredttocs
~, ,tht poet I'll 80 10 particular xt nAd thsb the
,nI remsdy In their power y T. declus Receiving
.ouf. IL pas ~. ot d~rts whiHn 90 not constitute
~ -eciss tuf doe. The Ublest " mailing eaenrs
i 49, ,iuiy not required by Law Oaf coins mads
i..f , bosrE Tor tbe sa0unts their faes hr any
!, .is,,l. 81 those amounts. But therr aar.tv
vhth ~. law pruyidss sma'l'r pirss apipe
y. n 49,. . gtainly b. declined II offered n pa asa
t,nt p-stsss aos ! double eag'e taen eby Got any
rtir,ctni ia tpt the exact raj otmv ,tssit'
49, 80. sotiully, yVaf estuili ssst4nt
4. N. ItrrE tsON, director.
w P,aav Nrq Y " New fnrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
City Intelllxsnee.

The TwENTYFiksT STREET cALAxITY-orHgR
BUILDINGS FALLEN AND ToTTERlNo TO THEIR
FALL-isvEsIeATfos BEVoRE CORONER oEER.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday, Coroner Geer empau-
nened jury for the purpose ating the cause
othe tsrrbs calamity and death Of Elk persons By the
falling of Elk houses In Twenty nrs. street. on Wed.
nsscay last. The jury thus swo-n we're conveyed In
two nibu,es accom- panied by the coroner 70 vis~
the ruins; snd any further iDvestigatioH was then
po''pottd un;l ten o'cleck this Saturday morning
when lac testimony will be taken
NAMES % JURORS sNrAsStLLEp.
WIN. Havemeyer, Fourteenth street, near Eighth
avenue.
henry Ellsworth
} Al. Chapman No 337 Hudson street
EHra Smith. NO. III Thompson street
Join +. Allen, No 11s Fourth street
Jsmes stilss, No. 155 sixth avenue
sJivanus Geonsy, nc. ioo sullivan street.
james webb. No. % charltoB street.
Peter J nosart: No LIP aacdougal street
J. u. w Berry. No so kiscdous al street.
VIM Tucker. No Is Mscdsaxal street
Thomas woodruff, corner Flth avenue and Tenth
John D.lsmatsr.
George Geer.
coeousr Gser inter do TO enforce very dsid iuy-st
satior into the whole matter aud sftn.ses
particulsrly requested TO sttend With t,uuctuay
~ ten o'clock VI. examination gill be htdd In the
Supreme Court room. new City Rail
Mr., Jane. GlentScrth. ~e have assert tnsd vas
Dot the sseot fcr TIE building. now the uhsst Of
ipVtsig"top the contract wss made exclus iv.l be-
t~esn hr 11ommk Emmett ana George Bpsl Ncer, the
builder
II sppssrs that Mr. Spencer surrendered b imssit
ara gave bell, add sss Mt arrested
IL ~ curious aud an in,ructivs fact, that block
~ cur buildings. 10 Tsenty tsoond street near with
sttT ~ Ouiit ~ the sane man George sesneer .-rs
about ~ come eovn yesterday ana Il vss nscss AIRY
% prop then up Just ss they had comm snced the
hrst etofy 81 the brown etoBe ffost Assisaot Ala
msn hsth or ~ th- Isry drove the uorEpsn asa v
and gave tie bugirgs Ia charge the poilr- TO or,
vent sDy perfon soins near them. They will ssobsbly
W.ksrntt Ter dsy, sg1 two aoor, OF = hoy.. =.
the corner o. To- MY fourth strsei ana zenith Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

I'D p@s AfdTat'he ard al sGu Uast4asA are,
so uh d. - Wy Curt- uB G04sauda taau MsoifA-
80 ~ its tudts Ubis ostss bar AZ part
r. ne eat. ligna Ro,ge for rails hps and eheoks ily
Tug ltfl %ng thte NgfFb comp exon a. 81 Aaiter
tetl Hst rtet from brostvay. Calender, S0uth lHrd
etlttf. Rita pha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

IsrrLLIGrNcE FROM BUkSos AYREs.-The bark Marion
Capt Lowsry, arrived yesterday morning with dates
from Buenos Ayres to the 1st ut at which time the
port of Montevdeo remained strictly bokaded By the
French feet, General uribe stll refusing to yield
The previous reports Of the probability Of war be-
tween Buenos Ayres and Brasil are confirmed by this
arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

Should st,tna % t1eir undersa d. ~ 40 pc esry
ttN puo ratrOne BhUUEa No $50 Fulton strt. hose
och ~ tAafs penttcmsns and enlofeu Bspts ehoes,
lore tyeuhoss &C ~ the cheapest test, ano largest
abe tiy. HIS tuGse oyershoss are IRruouArly recon-
nrRdca ~ ttavtll,rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

who are unable TO come me- without charge ether
nsoose the only to make u known thak
y upon the terms cured then ALL thst wsald b
CURED ana now $50 for curing
every body knows 1 can. TALBOT WATTS, H. D.IllG
Greenwich send the medicine to any part
thee the hrst bottle don't rive proof pos
tive power the dollar. Depot for Watts Nerve
Aptdote, l0z Nasssu street. - doE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
Fancy Cutlery. froa. the w,nurao,orles
Comb Factory, dsz nrnadyrnr-sasiI nna

- ogsfs, oto wosenhsln, The asaIta84t a.
brace y enet quality o. hastrr, fentnives aud ren,
there's Tor t0iiet uFe. SsUN BEks l47 Btesdwa.
Corner OF ttberty ~, aue 81 HrUaIFay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

Nlh hf..swAN Ia, rts,vss ot q breakta,s segss =.
Collars thssp lot - cents Seal, pod Linen Bsnker-
chief a. sentsi EnNridersd Do. ics lis aud ls SLACK
NeiH - cent under regular prices. Other goods
ufu chi an.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

hsnd ans in progrs Of hnish aarge
God Levers oased nae gold hunns aud opea
vi ieh he IL selling very reduced pr Those
want "a rus tine keeper WOULD oonauls their interest,"
both price and quality BY exaning HE stock
htore purth.ng o. other dealer. Fine watches
paired by tkiui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

trst question put by employer to spplicAns for
stuaon Qualify yourself % the cues ion ssfao
tory by taking course 81 rrvste lesso- Of
Glaze l.ssons eosiing onlJ 81 so. at GoLDssIrHs
hro,I uaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

NRws PROM CALIFORNIA The steamship Chero-
kee viii be due on Monday from Chagres, with
two weeks later news from California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

The Grand Gomez ri this r vcpapu.-TSekSov
for the erand which night g
Trper Hail. are for ct WIN HALL SOMA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

re..,.c, p,,.. -, HOs ~, . 40 2tl 2ts
20 10. ia ss4. W. =. 20 ga, zs u
strSSsE Corr C'R't .os ~ ~. 80 80 80
llH ia -, a. i2b t26h 20 - - 80 ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

Hair Dyc.-BatchelOr's Instnntanoous LIZ
quid nsir bye. celebrated In London Paris Bostsn
Phsdslphls Bstnors wsshiaxser ks .eaa o.Iy b
THIS public Of See NV various N
pomas 1t for sale wholesale retail or applied Ccy
The address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

zoo lac " IA 500 Dress I-sts si-i so par
fahte VI ~ 81 Alec svatety Of business Coats 81 70 81
lSB \ astu street., cornsr Of Beskpsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO Elk GOVERNOR YOUNG.
The friends and admirers of ex Governor Young
Will give that gentleman complimentary dinner,
al the Irving House, this evening. As 1t will be
an occasion OF more than ordinary interest, we
shall give full report Of the proceedings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18
0Ay Pearl street.,

TinaoIst's Sulphur Baths, 04y Pearl street.
near Brsadwsy in 1884, by Louis from
Paris for the e ssspsion' q the ii.
suphur n in this city. refer Dr. Valentine Not1
Dr. Rogers Dr. Bergen Dr. Wallace and the principal My
seians In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

res Of Morris Williss sterling ana beautiful Fam
rew,paper the Home Journal published this week The
40. q hlsnonrs.te;" 8 The Jswslsr. Daughter"
.ABglips 70, an cid Bsehslor Cheap Lit.ratures
The Mint Masters Dasshter" .. "Yoath Aad Beauty.
poem; 10. "CuirOts Wsshing ii. New YORK; Tine
Cesven,s Of Ial, l3 COURAGE in Women IL The Ea
grant ship rs. "A Sweet Picture" l6 "A Due" ~. hass
Requir,ments, poem II .ktiqust.s, Usage be-" 10.
"Crti1is Of bellies, and other editorials with
by N. p Ahls" 40. "a Returned Love Letter."
Brief Eentiop Of Passing Evsnt q. Opera Proiec s
e. Bits tee good TO be lost from papers you may
chance - have seen a. spee passed in tho sea Of
doirs ~ Artists; n "Demess Items;" "Foreiru
Itsmf - "stuH for SMILES" % Varieties, de- No 30.
New subscribers DO supplied from the beginning the
,sries, immediate application be made. Once Of
publication, No. lW Fulton street. Terms. 81 year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

CHRsrYs MrSsrRELs. - This excellent band Will give
their exquisite this evening The seec
lions negro melodies lie varied and numbers many of
sweetest and most pantive airs OF the south
are generally rendered with . vocal ability which
would be lsuded, in the best description Of musical
concerts. This harmony Of the band is excellent, and
the selos the violin and guitar, executed with
the taste. The burleeque opera, calls forth
repeated cheers and thesdancing cannot be beaten.
Fellows MINsTRELs The concert Of this excellent
band Of Ministries was crowded by fashionable su-
disncs, last evening. They give an excellent pro-
grsmms for this afternoon and evening E. Horn,
the real original brother bones, having recovered
= Opposition, has returned TO his duties
the stage OF this beautfo new hall The addition
of Mr. Kneas musical director to this already OF.
o,llent band, will give 1t additional popularity.
sAcnrp; CoNcHsr.-rhe sacred concert, to be given
sunday next, at Fellows hall, will consist OF .
choice programme from the best composers, and
cutsd by Of the best artists In this city,
whom the names OF signorina Perrini, MIR. and
Mrs. Doctor, and many others.
Mr. Trpler, the owner Of the building recently put
up in this city is In Havana endeavoring persuade
MART the proprietor Of the Tacon theatre, to b1iid
in New York, capable Of seating 900 persons
Madam Anna Bishop gave a concert at Lowell, Mass,
on the 18th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

They Amaze Everybody, those Lectures
and L, perinents the Human MIMI. Hope Chapel ~
Broadway BY the Aesrs Burr Tbs enset Of Imagination
s ieAly shown the audience The udicrous
producs the spirit knocknss exposed; Psy
ehoogy 10 used And hesmerism knocked to pte Leo
ture, ke., this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

~ IAWu-OWu-
tion. Lest undred tickets The public cautioned
against buying any tickets for the Grand Concert be
Eiven en- Saturday nelt with Parod srskosch Hawcand
Max kaIetIeh assisted BY the Italian Company except ..
Mesn Hall Sons yolhe's Kerkseis, and Vanderbeeks
music stores and Astor House. Irving House. Amer
lean Hotel New York Hstel And Union place Hotel; also
at the Astor Opera House and at Triper Hall
The Grand Concert, this Even Ing, At Trip
Ter BsllEonce 10 propriet6rs and drivers OF
The concert will positively conclude ut 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-18

there y for the extension Of those comner-
cial treaties uponthe condition Of which our foreign
trade hereafter win largely depend; yet on that
account il is not the less important that we shous
be alive 70 the urgency Of the occasion The quss-
ton for the United States is q plain one. II 10
whether or not we are to neglect the opPo tunities
we have for protecting our commerce, and OF sus-
tanning, thereby, through our commercial treaties
alone, the governments of those States which are
in sympathy with our own institutions. While we
have NO political or commercial intercourse with
Switzerland there is danger that that old republic
will be encroached upon by her neighbors but the
moment we have connected ourselves with her by
the treaty already framed, shall put round about
her wall of defence that will deter all the ali-
ances Of Europe from the attacks which are no "
contemplated. graver question Of duty and ex-
pediency, indeed has never been presented for our
earnest consideration, and we shall rejoice il the
Senate Of the United States will boldly take up the
important subject, in which all our people have 80
vast an interest. We hope to see the accredited
minister of Switzerland, a. an early day, in Wash
ingtoR. The interests of our own country demand
it; and, since the Federal Council Of the Swiss re-
public have met the propositions of Mr. Dudley
Mann SO promptly, we cannot believe that we are
again to be disgrased by such vacillation as has
marked our action with respect to Nicaragua. Oui
foreign policy is gust beginning to prove an impor
tant partr-and very important part-of our solici
tuaes. Never since the commencement of oul
history have circumstances SO imperatively de.
manded watchful anxiety upon our part, lest, by
neglect and want of foresight, we should lose the
advantages which are sure to arise from an earnes
desire to check the tendency of events which
fast generating, to interfere with our hopes fol
proud future.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

PRoGREss OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
One after another the manufacturers of Eu-
rope are obliged to retire from the field, leay-
ing American producers to supply American
consumers First we obtained the market on
brown cottons, and the production of bleached
goods followed as natural consequence
We then attempted prints. The victory on
these goods is within our grasp already. I'M
porter after importer is abandoning the impor-
tation Of the British article. We next attempt
ed the cashmere fabric, and have reduced the
importation SO low, that none beside those en-
gagged in supplying tailors can import them to
advantage, and even they dare not repeat an
order. The shawl making was believed by
Samuel Lawrence, Esq, to be a business that
could be proftably carried on among ourselves.
The correctness Of his judgment is attested by
those noble structures, the Bay State Mills,
and those beautiful fabrics now exhibiting in
the fair of the American Institute. Last,
though not least, came the manufactures of de
laines and cashmeres. We have not as yet
succeeded in closing the market against the
imported article, but we have succeeded in
commanding full share Of the attention Of
purchasers, and ere another year rolls its
round, the foreign producer will find that to
maintain the volume Of his sales, he must re.
duce the cost Of production.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

FAIR WARNING. are two or three hits
for juvenile tobacco smokers and chewers,
which we extract from the Boston Olive
Branch.
sTobacco has spoiled and utterly ruined
thousands Of boys, inducing dangerous pre-.
cocity, developing the passions, softening and
weakening the tones, and greatly injuring the
spinal marrow, the brain and the whole ner-
vous fluid. A boy who early and freely smokes,
or otherwise largely uses tobacco, never is
known to make man of much energy Of char
acter, and generally lacks physical and muscu-
lar, as we'll as mental energy. To opeople older,
who are naturally nervous, and particularly to
the phlegmatic, tobacco may be comparatively
harmless. We would particularly warn boys
who want to be any body, in the world, to
shun tobacco as deadly poison.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

GEoRG1A-The State of Georgia has more
and better works ofinternal Improvement than
any other Southern State, and yet her public
debts among the smallest. Gov. Towns, in
his message just delivered, says the debt, for
eien and domestic, in l847, was $l.578,s75.
It is now only s1,724,722, of which 100000
is soon to be redeemed out Of the income of
the Western and Atlantic road. A surplus of
S54,o3s in the State treasury is applicable to
the same object, thus leaving the real debt of
the State only 81 ,370,6s4.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-11-29

A True LAwYER.--Alexander Hamilton
was once applied to as counsel by man hav-
ing the guardianship Of several orphans, who
would, on coming Of age, succeed to large
and valuable estate Of which there was e
material defect in the title deeds, known only
to their guardian, who wanted to get the estate
vested to himself. Hamilton noted down the
faithless executors statement, and then said to
him. aSettle with these unhappy infants hon.
orably to the last cent, or ] will hunt you from
your skin like hare. The advice was str'c,ls-
followed, s.ss.-. d. @...@.,zzy ,a,