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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

BALtfMoHf, ApfII ?. ToJTs
Collector Kane has discharged three custom hous
oicersWilliam Jordan, Stephen English and another
for taking part in the recent prize fight large num-
ber Of mechanics in different establishments In the city
have also been discharged for the same cause.
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BosroS, April ., 1851.
The Hon Daniel Webster arrived last night and put
up at the Revere House lie Is in rather feeble health
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THE TURF.

ID HOUSE PLEASURE CRoUNDs.-TRoTTIN "a
IL purse of s25 will of Friday the leth Al
oclock for horses that never Won purse over
dollars Mile hestsl best n under saddle. Mr.. Camp
l. Woodrua eptets ,. q. Awful b. LSIF, Proprietor
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Navigation of the St. Lawrence.
Sailing OF the Canada from Boston.

MON1hENIs Ap"iI Y, TSoI.
The two first steamers reached St Johns, from Lake
Champ plain to-day This harbor is almost clear of ice
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TRAWELLERs, GUIDE.

ITO TRAVELLERS GOING souTH-NEw SUPERIOR
burg Stsunton, Va Richmond and Petersburg ya Lynch
burg Va. Raleigh, N G., and Charleston, s. O. Tho public
hereby info red that the large and splendid low
steamer Baltimore, Capt Alexander MoCausand, fitted
with state and O berths and unsurpassed in speed
and by boat south Of New York is
running between baltimore and Aquia Creek the mouth
Of Potomac snd Pney Point in connection with the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg and Richmond and Petersburg
railroads PASSENGERS by this line leaving Commerce street
deys reach Fredericksburg BY T. A. NJ tho day Rich
zssnd BY IL. A. NJ. and Petersburg about r. NJ. from
which point they proceed farther south with
the great mail line Through tickets by this superior line
1st class from Baltimore to
TO Richmond 95 U to Petersburg s. 50 to Charleston
C S5 meals and state extra. Forward cabin
sengers to including meals and lodging
do. do do to Richmond Petersburg. 81 so including
meals and lodging. For further information apply
CHAs. woRTHINGTON. JR.. Agent
Baltimore, March 81 1851. Commerce street wharf
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York to PhisdelphiaLeayes pier No. North River,
by steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line at o'clock,
A. M Afternoon Line, at o'clock p. N. Fare by either
Line 81 forward deck, 81 Emgrant Line at 3 o'clock L.
n. Fare 81 So !. BLISS, Agent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
Through in AZ hours. via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
duced to So for hrtcas and 81 80
New York at "A M from foot of Courtandt street, and
IA. N. and r. NJ, from foot Of Liberty street. Leave
Phladelphia st and 9A. r. apd5P n. from the
Walnut street.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

r ETTERS TO CALIFORNIA, ny BERFORD L. co 8
- Espres-A special messenger will be sent the
shp North America t inst with letters and freight
through 70 san Francisco Postage cents freight to San
Francisco. IS cents. BERFoRD Co.. 2Asor House y. r.
II EMIITANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND. AND
H Scotaad.-Drafts sale for any amount, from fl
upwards which will be oahed at any Bank in the United
Kingdom Also, Packages Of forwarded
low b, all the steamers 10 any part Of Europe by
EDWARDS, SANFORD co.'s Transatlantic Express
At Adams & Co.'S, 10 and Is Wall street.
Small parcels will be received till hafpast nine A NJ
the day Of sailing Of every steamer . Europe.
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DANAMA-LANp CARRIAGE BETWEEN PANAMA.


Gorgona, or Cruces. The undersigned have organized
line Of mules the road between Panama Cruces
Gorgona for the carriage baggage and
disc They have boen at considerable to establish
this line such footing the speedy
cit possible in all During the dry
will travel the Gorgona and during rainy
the Cruces road facilitate the passage
latter route they have established depot way
Between Pansma and Cruces, where, when
mules will be changed to avoid all
beasts Every attention has been paid furnish
with good English saddles brides and
20 eonduce to the comfort Of The this
line will be low those Of any other line
mule One Of tie great Of delay and annoy
ance to Passengers also to merchants who receive
by the Panama route the nwedy packages that
hept ever totally uncscuatsd for passing through the
row passes OF the road at
have them carried BY ndians therefore, r. A. Joy and Co.
beg to inform those interested that packages should
weigh than lOJ lbs than
cubic feet also that all packages should be we'll protected
from the wet b. tarpaulns For further particulars apply
Go the agents at Cruces the prnc
pal Office Of the company in Panama, Cowan Es
Panama, March l, 1851. X. A. JOY X CO.
NB-R. A. Joy and Co.. viii not hold themselves
fibe for the loss of specie precious metals jewery
other yaluabs unless declared the time Of
their agents and paid for accordingly
Smith Lewis Campbell. Jones Co, Panama; James O.
King Sons Lawrence Murray Ingate, Everett Brown,
New York; Campbell, Arnott Co.. Imrie 4 Tomlnson,
Santa Maria Urile Co. Lyerpool Pswles Brothers Co..
Morlet ST. torne, Montoya SaenE Co.. London; Edward
Gsrders chanbOn Paris G. Berg Co., Charles Latham
4 Co.. Hayre.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
THE WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR1rHE WHOLE OF THE CARGO
pton deposited the Crystal Palace
der prepared TO give attention
Parties visiting England
70 call at Liverpool and London Offices where they will
latest American where their
addressed where letters Of credit
cured every attention given 70 their wishes
rests. EDWAh SAN DFORD CO..
ID Wall street New York Columbia Buildings Lverpool
and IL and Is Cornbl, London.
vXJoRLDS PAIR.-PERSoNS WITH FAMILIES, Oh
w otherwise, visiting London during the exhibition
srng comfortable and neatly furnished apartments with
without board in Of the most pleasant Of
and near hyde Park, will find them Madame Stephanys
No Tonbridge place Euston square. London Refer
j.. =. lorhe. Salem, New Jersey.
ITO AFAMILf INTENDING TO co TO TIE WORLDS
TarA respectable colored wishes get stu
alton either ladies' maid TO take charge Of children
with family going to London Can give good reference
Apply No. 10 Church street between Leonard and An
Lhony streets, where she be two days.
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STANDARD ROSES AT AUCTIoN-A CHOICE col.
- lection Of Moss Bourbon Tea and Perpetf Standard
Roses will be foid by r. c. LAWRENCE II Wall street
Friday, Ilh iut at II oeiock They the garden
Of ID. Boil, Florist broadway and fifteth street.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

i W. sRoWN, AUCTIONEER.-H0UsEHOLD FUR
street Brookyn-J W. Brown will sell at auction as above
the furniture of family declining
gooa assortment Of Paror and Chamber Furniture China
Glass Ware. Kitchen utensils, &c.
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u c. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.-STOCK OF FANCY
~. Dry Goods, at Carmne street. X. c. Kemp, will
sell this day 10th inst at O o'clock the entire stock
res viz liars Cuffs Caps Chemisetts thread and other
Gloves linen and silk Handkerchie Combs Brushes
SEES fine assortment of elegant Fans Buttons Braids
Gimps Tasses with other articles usually be found in
stores Of this description Sale peremptry in lots to suit
pcrchasers, to close the concern.
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BROADWAY LOTS-GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
- Block ofGround Broadway Forty ninth and Fifth
eth streets and at suction Thursday the
18th April. by ANTHONY BLEECKER Auctioneer.-Posi-
sale to close trust estate Of Is lots of lots
Broadway and lots Seventh rs of
comprise the entire block bounded by Forty ninth street.
Ffteh street Seventh and Broad way each lot IS
feet wide See map auctoneers Lots Seventh
nue. 100 feet deep corner lot Broadway and Forty
street. ~ feet deep; corner lot Broad and feth
street. lot Seventh and Forty street.
lot seventh and Ffieth street-our
lots 2los side Of Broadway neine 2J
feet north Of street The great
the vicinity Of these lots their central position
thoroughare Of the city the location of the lots beautiful
ground offer Inducements investment For church. or
public institution having four fronts the block unrvaei
Title perfect terms accommodating Maps at the auction
eer'a. Broad street
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GRECoRy's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
North America direct on Thursday and Friday. April oth
steamers. express will ts forwarded to
Ghagres ami Panama who have the certain
nents for the speedy susson Of freight the
rs rely upon goods shipped through being delivered
ties for re-shpngn goods all the steamers
surpassed Parcel. received until the morning
day of sailing md letters until half past ~ Packages
(Which must all cases be made perfectly waterproo
must be left the office the day previous No Custom
House charges made THOMPSON a. HITCHCOCK.
Manage and Agents. li9 Pearl street, corner Wall.
eg- Refer by permission to Nessrs. johnson L. Lowden
ik Wall street; sponord Tiles,on Co.. As south street.
Scsmith Co. 90 Pine street. Levi Apsar Co., T3 Deg
street.
rALIFoR NIA.-TRASSPoRrATION ACROSS THE
~ Isthmus Of Panama-zachrisson, Nelson Co., Of Pa
from their long experience the Isthmus being
rablished there since 1870 we'll prepared
froht the Isthmus take II hroagh 70 San Francis
at shipper opon hut each package must be Of portable
siss and weight and properly covered H. ~ Co.
mot responsible for damage accident In the transit The
charges OF transportation TO be prepaid In New York
Agents Ia GhagrebZaehriss0n, Nelson Hyams Agent In
Cruces and Cgrgona-John Funck For further parteu
apply 10 y. ZACHRISSoN CO.. 81 Wall street.
nPPoslTioS TO aoNoPoLY-FoR cHAGREs AND
" CaisruaPassage 70 Chagres, through tickets to
san Franec". be procured s this Office for i've dollars
less than by apy other line.
BERfoRD Co, Astor House, vesey street y. Y.
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TOHN l.. yANDEWATER MISUNDERSTANDING
tive Sale Of Costly Set Diamonds and other Precious
StonesF c. Lawrence L. Co. will sell by auction this
day, at o'clock at the sales II wall street SPLEEN
did assortment Of Diamond
including high cost Brooches Bracelets Pins
Esrand Finger Rings, Necklaces Diamond Crosses Gold
Lever and Hunting Watches. fine Gold Guard Chains Pen
Gil Cases &c. Also, most beautiful Diamond Brooch
Set in silver, and containing hndred rAnts
the water Also one Oriental Pearl set of
Necklace, Ear Rings pendants, &c.
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w compositions for the Piano Porte by this great
poser vlns and pianist, have lust been published by wm
sung by Miss Julia Bennett, the Broadway THEATRE
lovely and destined to be Of Waaccs popular
compositions. Co. thou Restless WindsBaai In the Ger
ztye poetry by Charles Rosenberg. by ". "
Wallace; the singer Pchek for whom il ia
accompanies himself the piano exqusely and the
poser has enabled him. in this ballad display talent
"A National Song. at all the principal theatres ia
the United states Of the most spirited melodies
his Ster-Baads; these simple snd touching melodies ad
dress themselves at once 70 the heart The Gpy Madk1
mama Efranola compressed expressly for Vile Jenny Lind
power sweetness and hcxbty OF the wOndrous organ
which II written. Romanza Napoltana-ComPosed
pressiy for the celebrated S5ncrna Marietta
greatest excitement in the FIRST musical circles in London
and Paris the scarcity Of Ter
IL II the most derabe 70 ladies possessing that quality
q voice Grande POLKA de Concert-Composed ct dede
Nile Rose kennedy de- Ia Nonyelle Orean this IL probably
the most celebrated of Wallace compositions and has been
invariably received with at all his concerts in
lent likeness ~ the poser In Msrcelna Marurk Sou
vcnir de vienne MarurkaIhese pieces perhaps the
Wallace genius they with Chepins best Ma
spkas. Worlds Fair PolkaNth splendid vxnctte title
page the Crystal Palace; the most spirited and destined
70 be one ~ the most popular Polss published Melo
die piano orte ct deie Tile
Helene Stoepe par VIM Vincent wallace; this
elegant piece exctcmentn London than
years. Madame Wallaces late MI Stoepe inimitAhle
performance wide srread fame and rorul ,rity
and dedicated q his friend Henry q Timm by VIM Vim.
cent Wallace. The Wild Briar-Nalse dc Salon; most
graceful and pleasing composition; u hsa splendid illus
tratcd title. The Mountain Daisy-Rondeau Brlsnte Do
salons arranged In style TO produce much effect and yet
dcult Of execution melody BY Geo Lnley ami
by the celebrated Jctty Tref number Of new pieces ~
the favorte composer VIM. Vincent wallace Ia
Of publication aud will shortly BE- issued by
WV. HALL SON, go broadway, opposite the Park.
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A UCTI0N FURNITURE SALES.-E H. WILLARD
auctoneer will give prompt attention to the sales OF
Household Furniture the residences families or will re-
ceiye IL at the sales room 300 broadway.
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A UCTI0N MOTTO E.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A this day. (Thursday.) at M East Broadway. at 10
o'clock for account of purchasers at sale. Tuesday
variety Of furniture mahogany sofas do springseat chairs
rush do three ply and ingram carpets set elegant
glass ndoes lot of window shades do curtains
wood piano stool silver casors marble washstaud Sc
A deposit will be required from all purchasers.
W. A. CARTER. Auctioneer.
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sI,ur crIrpRArr pRIMA nnxNA sInNnRIN ,

VNHE tELEHRATFD PKIWA DONNA NItNDKINA
II Era Valentino, teaches singing in Constitution lIa
Go Broadway only Mondays and lhnrday from o'clock
AN, till Pm Her terms In spring and summer are only
S quarter for - lessons In Consttution Hail. where he
te Mondays and Thursdays at the above hours
Tuesdays and Fridays she gives lessons a. ladies' residences
Wednesdays and saturdays ont Of New York
NUSIc.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES To SPEND A
V few hours week. with lady another gentleman
going through music for performers the piano Bet
references given. Address T., Herald ohice.
DTANo FOR SALE CBEAP-AS ELEGANT ROSE
wood Piano, 6a octave harp pedal. of tne tone and
6nith Fi.k maker New York. Price SI7j. Apply al u
Lawrence street door below Myrtle Brooklyn
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THO. BELL, AUCTIONEER-BY
"a H. n Bush.Ths day. at 10 o'clock will be continued
and closed at 6S yesey the stock of leather
ing store by order of Mr. A. Becker assignee
honorable terms commenced. See Catalogues All the
choice leather &c. will be sold this tile sale closed
including desks counters. iron safe &c. Friday. at ol
house Of II street and Fourth avenue
cluding the of parlors bed rooms kitchen
&c; asplendd specimen of tapestry superb shell
pianoort sofa bed looking gasscs. centre tables sofas
chairs carpets, bureaus &c Same day at 10 - o'clock
the Auction Rooms unusually valuable assortmen ut Of
excellent furniture from families removing &C. Saturday
splendid fu rnure, sale in the Auction Rooms Monday
sale Of gentee furniture l o'clock No 1903 Hamers
ley street THO BELL, Auctioneer.
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HENRY IL LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-SPECIAL NO
tice.-Hcnry Leeds g. Co.. will sell at auction on
wednesday, I'D April in the gallery Of the Stuyvesn
Institute Broadway nearly opposite Bond street.
osa class rarely imported recently selected
Holland Belgium, Germany; Italy. &c. BY the well known
artist and conn0sseur, r. Beaumont ESD, of this
who disposes Of his entire collection express desire
many friends here and elsewhere The selection
made with due regard to the present rapid
will doubtless meet the views Of the most refined in taste
There about lj0 specimens the ancient
modern. Gentlemen at distance and others can at
tend this sale rely upon its being
nnreeryed have been those of his previous oec
tons. The gallery will be open for their exhibition
advertisements.
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n s. HoUGH, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF HOUSE
hold Furniture. of every descrpton-Frday
l0 o'clock. at Greenwich avenue four good carpets
mahogany and walnut dining tables mahogany walnut and
maple chairf mahogany and walnut bedsteads bureaus
sofas card and centre tables &c Further particulars
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spreltbent Der Ueribiebenen gourten bcn@ ON.
mon spleas, ces 2Sten Seriettsbesirfs, Bee
ttebeno aus bem gauntp 8sres, III DennIr(s
panitn, nnb Nitter bet berltbiebenen Sour.
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gcurten bon Oper u.9erminer Der pierte(jdbr
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auf befonpern Sefsbl Der Court tefannt se,
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Serbeirdfbef.

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Nabridf wirb bisrmit se9sten, bas id3 Nns
fprub semadt babe bsi Der Court pom goilion
plsas, pon Serfs County, flr bic Bobltbat
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bic erlaate Court Montas, ben 4ten ndbffsn
ausuif, bsifimmt bat, mid unb msne @rsbitos
rem su psrnsbmsn, i'm Gcurtbaufs in Der Gtabt
Msaoing, auf msin srfastss Gsfub.
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bart, i'm lftsn Sabre fsines Iltsrs.
am s. Suli, in grtsr, 3Dm. 6srnsr,
Scbn bon Daniel 6ernsr, on Ssr Hus3sbs
runa, i'm 25Nen $ebsnsjabre.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03

LIBERATION OF FIFTY-oNE SLAvEs-Mr
J. E. Caldwell, executor Of The last will of
Ellhu Crosswell, which lbera,es the fifty
one slaves owned By the deceased, has writ
ten letter to the Governor Of New York,
(esz,g whether it would be lawful and
expedien, to locate them in New York
The Governor has caused the letter to be
published, with the request that the philan-
lhropic sitizens Of the Stale, who are ready
to lend practical assistance 10 the cause OF
emancipation, by receiving the slaves when
liberated, and making Suitable provision
for their employment and maintenance, will
communicate the fac, to Mr.. Caldwell. The
New ork Express considers it matter OF
great doubt whether the tes,a,or in this case
did an act Of kindness to his slaves after all
as they are thus to be thrown penniless a,
mong strangers, TO commence life on their
own account
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-09-03
FOREIGN lNTELLIGENcE-The following

FOREIGN lNTELLIGENCE.-The following
items by the Asia, are interesting:
The weather in England continued favor
able for The crops, although rather broken
for two or three days preceding the 10Th.
The harvest was commencing in various
parts Of the country. A fair average yield
Of wheat and beans of good quality was ex-
pecled.
The potato crop in Ireland gives promise
of abundance, Of better quality than las, y ear,
although the disease Is apparent in many
portions Of country.
10 the United States department of the
Great Exhibition, twenty four large packages
have Just been received, chiefly agricultural
implements and carriages.
The yacht America had not yet had a
contest with any of the English yachts
She was TO have appeared on the 18th, in
the Royal yacht Squadron regatta, but was
withdrawn: The Americans express great
confidence in her capabilities, and declare
themselves ready to back her for 100000
against any other yacht.
The Sublime Porte has definitely declar-
ed that Kossuth and his companions should
be liberated on the first September.
The United States Friga,es independence
and Mississippi, are expected at CONSTANT
nople TO bring them away.