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The New York herald., 1851-08-08
MON EY m AR X E II.

THURSDAY; August tt II.
There e better feeling stock marks. 10 day
and better prices paid for all the leading p:ies
Ttit be easily accounted for. Stocks have within,
the past three weeks fallen and fifteen PEI cent
Prem weak hands they have found their way into ,crgs
kancs and the bears have In many instances only
filed up their shorts but have made themselves long
There IT, therefore, at this moment buyers than
sellers and with such state Of things prices ut I'd
The question Is, how long the improvement Will
continue. 1t Is for the interest Of the bears ;hs;
market should be moderately buoyant for Tine
Prices rule rather low to sell largely hort with saie;y
and by coming in purchasers the bears have removed
q very heavy depressing influence Money Is no: 10
rash active i,mand 1t has been, but the rnG-ket
sufficiently sight to make spectators eaU;.oas. We
trast J. ~ continue for time at least. AZ the frst
boa-d, Harlem advanced per cent; Erie Rasosd, "a.
CsLton Company. l; Morris Canal, ai Norwich AMI
Worcester, Reading Railroad, l. Erie Bonis ssceni
mortgage al Erie Income, "a; Erie convertits, a.
-he receipts a: the oce of the Assistant Trsa~urer ot
this port 20 day, amounted TO slf31l0 IS psyneIts
slc3, Geo c6-balance, s25sss5o 90.
The .ure-:ntendent Of the banking depa-.rs ut has
receivsd information from tie officers Of some tsnto
instr lions, that they contemplate yielding - ;hsr
ssucs lie has received notice the following tanks
that their Affairs will be clcsed and crculasn wi,h-
drawn a. speedily a. possibes- Adams Dank, Ash!osi;
American Bank, May vilie Cbsmpain Dank Eso.-
burg; Cortland County Bank Cincinnatus; Knietsr-
booker Bank, Geneva.
The Manhattan and Mutual Life Insurance Conys1y
have complied with the law passed at the lat sicr q
the Legislature, In reference to such companies.
Tie Commercial Bank Of Rochester has declared
sent annual dividend q Eve per cent.
rsircsd Meeting was held at Cstawissa, on Nonssy
2sth u having for It's otject the furtheranos he
Catawissa. and williamsport and sunbury, ssa E-is
Railroad projects The meeting addressed >
rs gentlemen and series Of resolutions passed u-sur
the impc rsncs TO Philadelphia, well ths .ss.,oss
ofcounry 10 be travcrsed of the speedy con.-1ou q
said lines number Of Delegates also app intei %
attend the general railroad meeting 70 be held Phns
dcpbis- on the 2Sth of September next.
The returns made 10 the Comptroller by the banks a
this state for the quarter ending the 2lst Of Jan. 1851
gave the annexed statement q the aggregate movement
q those institutions that day Reports were received
from two hundred twentyone banks aud ons b-anh
showing an ircrssse Of nine banks from Narch 70
June -
R.SEs oF rHE srsIr or NV YopE
HNot Mrs
Hyrrhp
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Items from New England.

MILITIA MCsTER-Row wlTlI TIE eAMBLERs-sUr-
yosED MURDERED BODY RECoGNIzED-IBE FIRE
Al IRosIIENCE, ETC.
Bosros, August 7, 1851.
The military masts, vas commenced at Eeponset TO-
day. About 600 soldiers were on the ground The
police, TO The number OF 200, made sor.e upon the
gambling booths, broke them up and sfter short fight
dispersed the gamblers. 0re robbed and near
ly murdered TIE ground las. night The Boston Ar
tie-y, City Gua-ds, and Roxbury Artillery are among
the companies OF the ground.
The tody found at seconh few days since 10 said TO
lie that Of Mrs Abby Cookson wife Ct John Cookson Of
Pswtucket, Mass She is supposed TO have been mur-
dered ty her husband who left Providence Tues lay
in the schoorer Oregon for Suffolk Va. ofeefs have
started in pursuit
1t has been satisfactorily ssceraned that the loss by
TIE fire night before last does not exceed $4,000 on
which there if an insurance Of $1,000
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Marine AHaars.

AtIru cr TIE STEAMSHIP CNio~-The fast going
steamship Cnon, CAPT Bsdd arrived yesterday after.
notn iron New Orleans, in sx days and four hour.
from wharf 70 wharf Capt Budd says, had It not been
sviy thick fog that prevailed during the last day Of
Der he would have made the quickest pasage on ~
cord having been, previous to the sitting In Of hat
redimsnt to his progress, five hours ahead Of the
quickest time before made The passengers Of the
Union were much delighted with the performance Of
the vessel and the poteness and attention Of her cap
tain and oficers We have 20 acknowledge our thank.
to the genuemsnly pursor of the Union New Orleans
rspsrs two days in advance Of the mail.
THr CoIIsro, rfrwnsS rHr srE.ssoars Cowuopons
.~p Commemorative published yesterday the damage
done TO the Commodore by the sccideut The counec.
cut did mot entirely escape damage having considerable
light wood ~crx carried away, and her pillar block
moved. Her hull however, was uninjured. After
the accident she for time. unable TO move
her wheels and sschored The Empire state from New
lsrh TO Fall River, came up and vas about 70 tow the
connscticut INTO Nev Lpdon vhen the latter boat sue
Umpire State. and lat Just as she entering the
barbor f Nev London Nc board the Connecticut
a IN CommoSore until the necessary repairs can be
made II h very fortunste ves we're loet Both boats
we're fil of pseesngsrs.
THr err.vsur Hps~.ss Capt Crabtree. arrived out
at SOUTHAMPTON, on the 2oth ult.. GAM
FsrA~s.p srs.vrs-The Alabama, Cart Ludlow
- 20 Saturday. as ezIected but. for this trip
VIII hss. on tuesday sf'erncoo, l2sh inst hereafter,
ca Saturdays, a. usual
The ro,tou Tclcir (frcm which gathered the above
fsct) says the Connecticut finally reached Ayn Point
wsdnesdsy mdnipe Her passengers arrived st .
Bottop between 10 and II o'clock the same day.
NE LOST sHrr HALYcoS.
LItrnrooI. July 2j lsJ1
70 THE TuIrot ~ rHr YoRK HpraIn.
On ioosp o~er your paper of the sth of July end
n,isse respecting the speaking Of the ship moosley
~ the brig Fanny, lcf which am MASTER ny /
y, ysgs from St Domingo 60 Liverpool desired tn
Ter of the Moorey port the Ameri sht Hal
eyor q Bath being disnstted abandoned and on
fge I'd that the and 300 passengers ad teen
taken q, ly The American ship CoDuecticut from No
lille 10 l.'vtfpocl Iune IL IN La. 80 Ion So 80
iLIrs IL m, duiy &c correct the error
TCu otsJiert srvsut
IDWiN EiTr.
haste. of The Rrig Fanny, of LiverrCoi
fTba cor5ftns ar yrevious assertion ts. .te veser
.s.n ~ the Tsrry yes its eb.o-tubas Esly.r-E
ErElIDl
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Brooklyn Cssy rpseII,p.pce. ,.

Cn.ncE 90 fohoERr.-A young man. named Wilbur
Mhburne, has been arrested charge Of utterinr
cheek for $40 purportinl 10 be signed by Mr. Auscn
Blake 70 Mr. Q NJ Wright, druggist, corner Of Union
snd Columbia streets. Other charges Of q ike nature
said, viii he preferred against him He vas held ,cr
examination this day (fridsy)
CoyrrIsrmrISc Sc.-Tbe two men arrested ss before
stNtst for utterine some counterfeit s5 biIs Of ths
Housstonic BANK sttckbridge, Mass, have waived an
exsncnation snd been fully committed for trial
One ~ Them, Bedell gave bail for bic appearance 70
Judge Greenwood Of the City Court In $1,000 and vss
released bsu eostooy They 18th residents q Ibis
city near the Wsnsbtpt
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEw YogK
AND GALwAT.-ln ttis inporsan; matter begin
hing hss beer at length made. The theories so
long put forward have now assumed practical
shape, anc Il S rrobab.e something viii be done.
The f-st STEP has been taken. and every Ir:shm an
who boasts c: his patriotism has an opportunity Of
r-ovirg il, ty subscribing to the stock Of the new
company vhish Is soout being formed; and every
nar IL matte VIA: i his birthplace, has an op-
po-tuniiy o. making 8 safe and profitable invest
nent Of his capital. II is proposed to build two
steamers q; first, and 10 raise 100 900 for ths, pur.
pose. the d.re-.ors G. tine Midland great Western
Railway CcnEany having undertaken 10 raise a
similar Sro1ri OF the other si6e. In the even. Of
the :. s.osc-iIt-Ls not amounting 70 tia, SUN, the
subscribers viii s-se- 10 loss their saos iptons,
Il that case, wi Lot te demanded.
TIE following e the headrg of TIE subs,rip.,or
Es;, which Les a. c1- of,e :c- signatures. ard We
assl ba-3ly sGy from or pas; :o-rss in references
= :1s gssstior- ia; ve -ist il every saeeess:-
~ ycFE ~ galway srEAEsHlr oodASY.
OFgl-E, Ns. % Wall srBrsr.
- - -rss--A.rs1, A--sty age. 70 Subscribe and
fsy r. i-@ zzts- C. ~ re s.t-sL:y I've co.as each
-. 3 -ssJ~ :o- ID tnrpose of
.zI.-. s.sxEr -,zr ri sS.lCn t@.~ser t1e pors Of
~ 4crt sl1 away -Es.sLc. CT Z. :clovng terms
-. -t.-. ,kz. b Il sssessnsn. co the shares art
~ -EVsE. = fy-- Es1rse tEo-sand dollars is suo-
y A.o..-y e. sLs--to. .s-s N anognt
. he sd .rgs-sst sksll ccn.n-s 20 te: tcr ths
fE1--.a.ds-s . s-sb.e cnarte. is ob.sined from the
L.gfa.--s &. t.s state &. Nee Yo-k, when Board Of
ITs .hIl - slse:e1 y nsoIi;y G. sAaielod des
gp1@- tLe I-o-.sicrs = TIE szil charter
= n. t-s: -ssssEsHt sha 10; . ed I've per cent;
p = n u-hiy ins.a.r..n.s
~ IotA Aog-s.. -stl.
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New Jersey pem,ni.cepoes.

= %
Dan M ycl- :. os-aytis&. sketches o. tne New
Jersey >ena;ors yt tAs. ten in.o uiss TIE
appoil .ue-; - Mshlcn Dicksrs3n Secretary of the
Navy ls received the arpoirtmer ~ from Genera Jack.
~. from Nr. Van Fsgsn you state the elr.
rJnstsncs. Genera Jtss0p elected Presided. In
lsH. and tcrfeI tvo rms usnty Mr. Van Brren
cO1ld not hsTs given Nr. ficke:O tie crcs in $50.
IN ~ lection q VI Fsr bEsep who .naagu-sed
HaTch !, 1881 ,s continued NJ Dckerson IN oh e cnl
2. Tttlsred it .r . ths r.n4s d. M Ear Barren
n, -. ycsT os@diso. se-vert
Js'-rs CoSto. BsS-r-- Esg ? CASSIDY
hE,iIss.-We ;bsrk or cc--espoadent for
ealing 90 attention 70 the .raayo.;eacy above
s.laGtd ;e. Every poii:issl reader Is vel aware
itst ~. Van B--e,'s tenn commenced IN 1851,
and, q e9u-ss, .ir IieAsrsoI cozli rot have beea
appointed ty TN il 1854 We should have said
tha. be vas stpoirted ty General Jackson in 1894,
and .ontin-sd IL ofi.e ty NJ. Var Buren.
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DbiCCRATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF PREsl-
DENT FILLMORE, ETC.
BALTIaoRE August Z, 1851.
The Denocratic Convention, tonight, nominated
Judge Legrand for the Court Of Appeals, and william
L. Marshall for the Superior Court.
The President was warmly resolved at Harpers Ferry,
Charown and shannondale Springs At the latter place
committee Of thirty, from Winchester invited him to
vsit there He accepted and proceeded Winchester
yesterday
The Southern mail has arrived
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posTteAL AvD THE Armstrong CLATa. - Our
london correspondent, in bis letter Of the 18th ut,
has faIen into the same error with the Paris cor
respondents Of the London press, ir ,ts,ipg that
Louis Napoleon, who had been chosen umpire to
artiirate this claim between The United States and
Portugal had decide4 against the United States.
The error grew ou o. ,be ia; that The son of Ba-
roche. the Minister q Foreign Affairs. had been
sen, on a mission Of importsroe v -taly: and some
VI he French papers and English letter. sriters.
not knowing the exact locl- n gi.o q tho nessco.
ger, junyed TO tse conclusion that. was Po,,aual
and had referencs 70 The Armstrong case. vhicb bs
English. Of o. arse, Anticipated would be decided
iu favor o. Portugal, .. ?, England. wo have,
however. been informed, suthoritatively .ha. he
Tor,ugsese Minister who iS now IL this lily. con-
tsdicts he s,sisnont and said the payer. had
20. ys 1oms before the President Of France for bis
sk,islon. We hsse ssrerg hopes, itersiors, tba.
5tsiee VII ye' 70 done tbc e'smaut7. and We
conf ieniy icot for gecisio1 in faFo- Ct rhs g.
uYrnep',
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Horrible Murder.

SYRACUSE, August G. 1851.
Ear by The name ot Patrick Phirelt, in employ ot
the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company,
found about hSlrsst two to-day, in the pump- house,
at Ges-s station, three miles ives. Of Syracuse with his
threat ca. in ho-Tid manner. man by the nance Of
Edward Murphy, has been arrested On suspicion Of
having committed the horrible deed 1t seems that
Murphy was discharged few days since and phineIt
took his place
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From Plttsburg.

PrrrsSUse, August =, 1851.
There four feet Of water in the channel this Morn.
ing, and falling slowly 1t is now, however, raining
hard, which may bring another rise.
The Ohio and PsDnsylvania Railroad, open to
New Brighton, is doing fine passenger business.
The steubenville Railroad Company will organize On
the Olaf inst
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To the Editor Of thc HernIa-c.,,,.,.- :.

Commodore and Coanectic ut-In the absence Of Cs,.
WinsIs w5o detained at Nor wieb stteldng 40 thn 80.
pat ci ne We the Pilots the steamer Cen
.ho toe oio statement OF the facts ON onr
par IN egafa 70 The COLLATION. of the stcGmers'-We
weit scbs az oar LEua rate with clear stariisbt
nps a,o? u Wien we struck der ss iog rest
.s " tLt Mef "L.e overhead il stl
Every usual p'spsI.oS had been made thick weather.
IN. time the CGmmea9.e came IN sight M BroWn had his
nsds.sly .tteSed the helm put hard port" and in
staLty the shut on, step" and 'hackinx Lells .sa
ruLe and every entrt mace on part avoid tbe
sion, ard 20 ne u ne contact our engine ba
made two ItNoutoBs back II less than tree
nom tie tine entered TIE fog until made the Commo
doros Light We Gid not hear her whistle until she cse "a
eight
We did not 50 to the Commodore the Come.
entirely disabled by Of part Of the pillar bIocE
being forced nto wLee ourselves rey holm
less for about and half hours and passengers re
Sonderng why the Commodore cid not until the
Empire state came along slde i as after having been
The CeEmodore and reported that the Commodore
abied hGd anchored and sesd wait for Of o.hes
before and st the time Of the collision directing and assist
ingsnd Will. have every ndencs in Tim the
most thOroug, able, and experienced captains Long
Island sonno-we age surprised 10 him blamed while in
the faithful discharge Of his duty and only
tv ihesnppefton that the passengers on board the Conn
meeere we're mtiniormed in Iegs.d 70 tie fact
n. N. ALLEN, Fir!t Pilot.
BROWN
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

Lars FHo'i TcE1o Ei,o.-Zhs stcoseE EEsiy Hrisrd
Captain D. Frs.ss arrived yesterday on :. johns p
r. With tss 20 Il. 2sk ultio, q. vklch time rrodsct
very sosrcs, ovirg 70 he plantations having been
irsuis.ad ~ isavy rsirs
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The Storm.

ALsASv, August :, 1851
very heavy storm Of thunder and rain passed over
this city at four O'Clock this afternoon
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Naval InfelIIRenre

Passed ssistant Surgeon Jaro.s i Gould hss teen
5siachsd fcm the " 3 Naval Hospital az New iork,
end ordered 70 the brig Dolphin. Passed mi3slipmap
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Good Advice 10 pysueu,ics,-Vhe O.yren-

ated Biters are .ure remedy for DyspsTsa, a. 10
various headache heartburn hatulsLey loco
Of appetite ItTyorsEess and general debility
highest testimonials given in favor Of me6ieLe IN
tie world For sale by A. ID. Sands. 100 Fulton
A. D. ssoyn Co, go and C. A Ring. is2 Broae ssyi X
Coddingtcn, 53 Hudson sire Il and 7l6 Brosdv ay g. NJ
Gucn u: Bowery Of Grand street; Hall, Eaete
Co.. az Greenwich street and by druggists genefL tie
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Naval Intslllgence.

NonFoig, Aug q, 1851.
The ship Plymouth has net yet sailed from this station
The New York herald., 1851-08-08
While other proprietors OF Patent nedi-

enes publish certificate Of for years ege;.t-
nerrl known ty rote by every reader of tie pe-s
Dr. watts keeps record OF the Of five Eur
scns who 1syc certificates in this city, Call aod
them at j. Pyre lO2 Nassau street, depot Of WL;t Ser
VI Ant
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

~ BkOUkSS New YORK Boot and Shoe Emporium 20 ul-
ton street We ADVISE all who in gocd, hand
and Boots Shoes Caters crop IN
at this well stocked establishment where
eet TO be hsd that can be dreamed Of elegantly h.d.
.sshonatle and durable, at prices e1ceedpply Low,
member the number, 100 Fulton street.
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inslliby remove every vesgc of sunburp, pinple
freekle eruptoIs, &c. and render the saovest cain
smooth and white as sn infan.s while his poudre SUBTLE
uproots tLir from IGrt of the body. and his liquid
rouge mItr:s 90 tie ehtek I'D lip splendid nge,
which eanrot &c ribbed folnd at 81 Wnlher street,
near brcaGwayi CSert,, = South Third street, Pha
naft
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WV. Brown, seoond Plot.
r. NIarsh's Counting,

Rooms for the study of keeping 800 Brosdsay eor-
@ psr oi EUars srset continue eIei daily circuars With
On atphsaton or forwarded. karsh's worhs On Book
LnGNth for sale ae above. Cnglah 81 u SIlIilt 81
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N"'~' .4,lil
TnE WE.rHrR.-Yesterday and Wednesday NAV he
said 10 BE- the only August weather we have hal In New
York sIce the commencement Of the month For the
Past Two days the stmo quite sury psrtjcu-
ocock last afternoon heavy rain suddepfy CONNIE
falling and soon after some sharp flashes of light uipx
followed accompanied by heavy peals Of thunder.
soon. howcv,r became lost to the ear. in the dsta
The rain continued TO pour steadily for about two
when the varory clouds cleared away leaving the air
cool hing and to the respiratory organs
About o'clock the ky again became and some
bsht showers fell light but steady rain &C connued for
considerable part Of the night
ENIeRATIoS-The following exhibits the number Of
emgrsnts arrived in the city from the lt to the 9Th
instant both days inclusive 1t also shows the mum Ser
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

greatest perfection 1t Batehelors Wall street. Els Wse
are neeuaie for natural appearance and duratty Es
Haar Dye 20 favoraty 1Iown IL needs ,ounert;it
ear be UceNrtd hso ro al tie Drug pe.antrB
country
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To have a beautiful sKbsv, Il is only ne
eessry to that celebrated cosmetic the Orange Fovr
Lotion removes al PmJct lreokles tan saneurp, &c.,
speedily. IL is .old by RUSHTON, CLARK & co.
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

without exception or reservation red
dark brown or ie. black the instant applied. arsud's
lily white restorative hair gloss found only Dr. GOu
rauds OLD estahthed lsboratory 81 Walker st-eet,
Broadgsy CGllcnder - South Third street FL!acepAa-
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An ncuest ~ss held yesterday Afternoon on the tArss
s~,ns bodies 81 eock where the melancholy catss
trcnns oseurred verdict OF death BY su6ccaton
and subsequent burns" returned BY the Corpnsrs
Jury Jossph Rodan being sworn deposed that be vas
CAPTAIN Of the steambos Trojan that about one O'Clock
on morning OF the th ins. he was Awakened bv the
cry Of Gre that he immediately got out Of bed ana
found the flames raging all round the vicinity OF tbs
eosre and bursting through the deck in all dire ,tons
that ne believed the hre to be the result of accident
could not further account for its origin. Anthony
hcNuity was born in Ireland and was about "a wears
u age lie leaves n wife and four children. Patrick
puggan was about 10 years Of age, and q native Of
Albany, New York. The third, whose name could not
be sscertsined had been but short time beard OF
the boat in the capacity Of fireman. stated above lie
was about Is years Of and belonged Sleeps Head
bsy Long Island Several parties who had been asleep
their lives -
fRE About 10 O'Clock Wednesday night, fire
occurred in the house No sos Mott street 1t was soon
extneuished. Damage trihiDg
fiRr.-Betwsen three and four O'clock On Wednesday
sfternoon fre occurred in the bakery Of Lewis Well
damage.
ASSISTANT E>s'NrrRs.-Messrs. Henry II. Howard
foreman Of Hose Company No. IA and Richard Kelly
FOREMAN OF Engine Company No. have been elected
~ the lire Department as Assistant Engineers. to M
the vacancies occssoned by the resgna Of Mesrs
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

DR.. johnson Kabinenu, ON diseases OF the
throat iunrs and stomach Consulting hours
70 three M and from seven 70 nine ia tAe evening
Once - lpeDsrd street halt bosk from Broadway Per
sons withing their lungs examined with the sthCstop
BY means Of tusouaton and percussion 10 elrrg
the ttove noo-s.
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gentleman 6 importance 10 his personal Grpetrsr
than an elegantly made we'll fitting shirt. It is,slsevsd
that in THE department Of costume GREEN. No Astor
Hous takes precedence Of all competitors Ee invites
test OF and is content TO abide the result
The New York herald., 1851-08-08

Iwsee sachs an elegant garment for besiuess 81 to S
3W Isir fancy Pnnts Cashmere 81 80 pair;
Ves 81 eacl afew choice Overcoats aud loals b..
purchased from able house Broadway tnat
to cell them. LEV1E REGAS, i36 Nassau s.reet,
E.sl Una
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VIecH uItEc SOup-INC uhUekBfEued WIT
this day serve very noe yoyng Turtle Soup ready 81 AL
hours Gay and night. PETER n. BAYARD sstste
B-Tbe trade AID families Supplied ~ fx tnlinss
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BoAkD OF fraL EhIEN.
ArGcsr 7.-rbe Board ne; this u .eyn ION g. Ave
O'Clock snA the minatss having bssp Rad .he following
message received tn Ia the Mayer Nominating a.
Chief of Police Nj NatwD, VINO t1s .hs ofsee :. pre-
sent
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-07-26
In Trouble,

A correspondent of the Richmond En-.
quirer, writing from London complains lus-
lily Poor fellow, hear him.
The exhibition, on the part of the United
States has been most unfortunate in its man
ngement, and great dissatisfaction exists
among the contributors and visitors. In the
first place, the Central Cammittee in Wash
ington, appointed us United States Commits
sioner, II man hy the name Of Riddle, n horse
auclioneer of Boston-a man without the
first qualification fitted for such a position.-
This man is the only kown or recognized
representative of the United States, in this
Worlds Fair-the organ TO communicate
with the English Commissioners and the
sayOns of the continent assembled here-a
fellow who cannot speak sentence of good
English, or any other tongue except that OF
Yankeedom and if he has any knowledge
Of the arts or literature, we have not YET
discovered it, The State Commissioners
are not recognized, aud have no position
here Why our Minister, MIR. Lawrence,
has suffered this, do not know; he certain
ly could have ordered matters Otherwise
But, to add to the modification, Horace
Greeley, editor Of the Tribune, was placed
by Mr.. Riddle, whether with the approba-
ton Of our Minister or not, do not know,
as foreman of the panel of American Jurors.
This man--wilhout the manners Of gen.
teman-the rankest abolitonist-the known
advocate of doctrines the most disorganiz-
ing, and the most horrible and disgusting
that can be conceived by Southern man
outranks us all and, as if designedly to
to make the insult more poignant, he may be
seen locked arms with negro, attending
abolition meetings at Exeter Hall where
these worthless assemble to denounce the
Southern States and advocate disunion.
Very, respectfully, yours, Sc,
Il. s. DUNCAN.