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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-26

TTNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALMAIL
Steamships between York Liverpool direct aud
between Boston and serpoolThe Boston ships onlyoa
ing at Halifax land and receive mails and
ARABIA, Capt. -, AFRICA, A. Ryrie,
PERSIA, Capt., EUROPA, ". G. LotA
ASIA, q. ii. Z. Judkins, NIAGARA, ]. Stone,
AMERICA, N. Shannon, CANADA W. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch.
These vessels clear white light head
starboard bow, red on port bow.
America from Boston. w Wednesday. 18th June.
Niagara from New York. :. w ednesday, I'd July.
Europa from Boston. Wednesday, 9th July.
Africa, from New York. Wednesday, 18th July.
Canada, from Boston. "Wednesday, sd July.
Asia, from New York. 80. W esday, J0th July.
America, from Boston. "Wednesday, 9th August.
Niagara from New York. w ednesday 18th August.
Europa, from Boston. Wednesday, 10Th August
Africa, from New York. Wednesday. 27th August
Canada, from Boston. W Wednesday Sd September.
Asia, from New York. Wednesday, 10Th September.
Passage from New York Boston to Liverpool, SlaD
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
pasAonal expenses.
An experienced surgeon on board. .
letters and must pass through the Post O
fee. For freight or passage, apply to .on
French German, and other foreign goods received and
lading given in Havre for New York.
Persons intending to take to England In the Roy
al Mail Steamships requested TO call at the once, 30
Broadway before believing the reports that the ships are
full.
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rJ,HE CELEBRATED NOVA SCOTIA GIANT BOY
Il Will hold his Receptive Levess at the
APOLLO ROOMS
Monday rert June every morning after and
evening during the week. The entertainments will be
mpaned with Music.
Doors open at 5 and o'clock +. NJ.
ANGUS McKASKILL
"a considered the Wonder in the physicist world Ho
eight feet high weighs four hundred pounds is only nine
teen years old, and is still growing.
Admission. - cents; children half price.
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RARNUMs AMERIcAN MusEUM-p. 7. BARNuM,

~ Proprietor and Leon Jayeli whoes Is
intimately connected with the Raye Family in his wonder
Gu achievements the Tight Rope appears
Ing this week On Thursday and Friday afternoons the
farce of THlhBlERIG. and TWO EYES BETWEEN TWO
In the evening, FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR
LADY After which, daring and extraordinary exploits
the light kope by Leon Jsye and Herr Cline. To
conclude with YOUNG AMERicA-J J. Pooley, ESQ, Mr.
Iadaway. The Happy Family. composed of upwards Of
hundred trained Animals and Birds of the most diverse
and gnstt characters and natures and yet living
uther the enclosure Of amity an lasting
friendship he ut all hours Admission to the entire
Auseuu and perform cents children under III years
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AmUsEM MENTS.

RRoADWAYT THEATRE.-.E.A A. MARSHALL sOLELEs
see IL barrett Manager-Doors open at Ia; curtain
Third Circles cents; Gallery & cents; Private Foxes
- and SO Thursday evening June 2 will he performed
hulw,rs admired play Of the LADY OF LYON5-ciaude
Claws Mr. y. shaw NJ Deschappelies. Mr. Matthew'S Gas
pard Mr. Reynolds; Beauseant, Mr.. Fredericks; Pauline
Ass N%e Ms Ishcrw'es To
kins, Mr. Whiting; Caroline, Miss Olivia.
NIBLO's GARDEN-sUMMER SEAsON.-MANAaER
~ Mr. John seftoa-Tokets 90 cents; Private Boxes
Bprton3 nights Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
vels nights Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays A great
cast unesuallsd in this other conntryPiacde
Hughes Mrs. Seton Miss Hill Thursday june @ will
be played the comedy of tue ROAD TO RUlN--Mr Dorm
ton Mr. Blake Harry Dornton Mr. Lester Charles God-
fnch Mr.. Burton; Old silky. Mr.. fiacide.
QRoUGHAMsLYCEUM.B BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
Circle IS cents Orchestra Stall Seats S Private Boxes s
Doors at IA to begin at o'clock. Benefit of Mr..
% tie ap hi % M
ard Mr Lynne Gustave de Gugnon Mr. Brougham
dAutreva Miss Julia Bennett After which, the BLOOM
Ma Gsarana prixe Mips Mary Tn ne
with the QUEEN OF THE FR0GS-King Fuiminoso, Mr..
Chippendale; Princess Carissina, Miss Mary Taylor
DROUGHAM'S LYCEUM-FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR..
ID Lynne, stage Manager. Thursday evening" June 2 on
which combination of the greatest
musical talent in the Union will appear unprecedented
and attractive variety 0f entertainments Full particulars
will be Gully announced. Box book now open.
RRoUCHAMS LYCEUM, BRoADWAY.-rHIS PoPU-
- lar and elegant esatshment beautifully stocked with
scenery and wardrobe and all necessary appliances
fectually ventilated by Wheeers patent system
nels be let from July 7h TO the middle of August Ap-
pcaton to be made to Mr. Brougham. 45 Broome
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vTruE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT sAMP-
son. will sail for Bermuda and St. Thomas Tuesday
sh July at She has excellent for
psssen Price of passage to Bermuda, s3 TO ST. Tho
NAE $40 There Ia regular mail between
ST. Thomas all the West India islands, Havana, Vera
Cruz Venezuela The Merlin will take freight. Apply
to 4. CUNAKD. Jr. - broadway.
P.S.-No letters or mas will be received board ths
vorlin except through the Post Once.
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U1A1MUNU Z HEKK UkIESHAUTS MENAUEKIE.-
IL This celebrated Menngoriethe largest and beet
dpeted In The known almost every animal
known to natural history and which has received the
Srousg and Applause Of hundreds Of housands o the most
Espectabe and in cgent people Of thu United states has
5rtt commenced mos. brilliant summer psrn. and will
visit the prime eitits 0f New England Ia tho
following order yTuesday June 9th, Natick; Ne1nes
d1y 25th wsltham 1lursday 2sth Concord; Friday 9Th
nd Saturday 2sth Lowcll Monday th Lawrence: Tues
day July south Reading; Wednesday, 3D. Chsriesowu
Eharay. "a Friday. 9TH, Saturday 9th Monday tn, Tues
d.. hfl. and Wean esday. Pth. bnatan.
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M'ELLOWS' hINSTREIS, AT FELLOWS NEW MUSI-
- cal Hall ~ Broadway; between Howard and Grand
corps Of talented and experienced performers under he sole
snanagement OF j. Fellows wfos this city
e past year. have been received With the greatest favor
fae elite and fashion from all Of the Cnion Fellows
sai Hall s Of the most spacious and hest
buildings in the world. Admission 25 open
u concert to commence at o'clock An afternoon
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
dation Of families. commencing at three o'clock p NJ
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SHIPPING.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION C0NPANY.-FOR
~ Brcmen via Southampton.-1he H. $. Nail steamship
HERMANN, f. Crabtree, commander will sail for Bremen,
via Southampton Saturday July 2th from Pier No
North hyer An experienced Surgeon Is attached
ship II letters pass through the Post Office Specie
delivered in Iayre For passage freight apply to MOL
LER SAND RlER A, Agents, 80 Broadway.
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N ,
~ hehtWoL derful attragtionhe greatest combination
CT talent before the pu3cOn Friday evening" June
eth l5l the following artists have in the kniest
volunteered their valuable eryioesNr John Scott Mr.
Charles Burke the greatest comed Of the age Mr. Joseph
Jefferson the New ork favorite; Mr. ia Dunn the
yuar vocalist Mr. Frank Les e the great Ethiopian
Mrs. Melinda Jones Mrs Charles Burke Mrs Joseph feer
Mrs. William Foster, Mrs John Herbert Miss Cornea
Jefferson For further particulars refer to bills of the day
Boxes, rs cents pit, l2h cents Box sheet now open
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~ EW ORLEANS SERENADERS.-A CARO-THE
N undersigned RESPECTFULLY noty tho pobc that they
alone the original New Orleans ader who
connected with Fellows Minstres and whose concerts in
Europe and America for the past have been
Literally honoIed by the first citizens o either country
sstng of the following emner pernrmer George swain
1he inmitale Bone Player Buckley alias Ole Bull un
fhe asonshng vionist b. Buckley the celehra-ed De-
lneator; Collins the popular Tenor and Mr. J. Buck
leans J.. b.. FELLOWS.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE.-GBO
Il LEA. Sole Proprietor Admission-Seats in Private
Boxes 50 cents Stage Seats cents Boxes Is cents Par
uet l2h cent-Eegant Saloon perform After
noon and Evening Entertainments commence in the afsor
at 3oclock and in tho evening at 5ociock The en-.
cesnments varied and select and such be
other place Of amusement in New York. consisting OF
Ieas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering htteo7
psrfOrmes being largest and at the came time the most
talented band in the United States troupe OF Model Ar
who selected fer their beauty and figure and wht
number Of beautiful tshleaux taken from TIE
Pictures Of cient and modern times company Of Arsh
Girls who through variety Of ats Of strength and d.x
tsrty; Madame RosAne the only Female Jrggier in the
uorie; company Of Male and Female Artists who will give
exhibition Of Marble Sta,uary unegualed in the world
Sssthcr with variety Of interesting perform
afternoon sns evening For psrte.isrs see bills of oss
JAv.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT ID. Lines, COM
mander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton TO
land the mails and Saturday, juno 18th. AZ
IL o'clock, Pier No. North river. Price Of
Si20 ALI letters must through the Post Once Ship
specie requested send their specie board
frday-no merchandise will be received board after
Thursday An experienced surgeon Is attached 70 the ship
For freight oy passage. apply TO
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent No. SO broadway.
N. B.-Parccls per Humboldt will be received un til Fri
day Afternoon, 3 Z. NJ, by LIVINGSTON, WILLS co.
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EoRSAyANNAH-U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP ALABAMA
1850 tons. Capt. O. d. Ludlow, Saturday 18th June
AT ociock M from Pier North river. For freight
passage, apply to sAML MITCHlLL, oi Front street
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DoWER'S GREEK SLAVE WILL BE EXHIBITED FOR
a short time, a. the Chinese Building Broadway COM
neacug Friday. June % Hours Of ibitiop from A. NJ
tl9P. NJ. Admission, 2 cents. Season tickets " eents
Isms hets. ca cents.
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DEDUCED ANsPOKTATtON 10 CALI.
II frnA Via tie atimus OF Pansmu By Laohrsson, Mel
~ s 60. For particulars. apply 70
4. yhCuKiSSUN 4 60, AGENTS, 81 Wall street.
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vi ECHANiCs, HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY. ARexv
Crand sreet-Open every night during the wook I'll
s,r,her notice The original aad we'll known CHRISTYe
GtNsTkELS comprising efficient aud versatile corps
0 talented aud experienced performers under the
Of f. chrs. whoag concerto in this CITY for
5ty repeotabie and fashionable audiences. Tickets
e.nts Doors open at seven. aud win commence eight
O'CLOCK An Afternoon Concert will he Saturday
nsS. TOR the tion nf -sies .S Ivaoiins
menclng ut o'clock r. ~ On Friday July 4th, after
A1ln concert. commen neng Ut O'clock.
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RR0uGHAMs LYCLUM SPECIAL -BROUGHAM
a1 Benefit. Monday Jane 3Ub, last night fou
OF the present season. Box Book open.
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Our Geographic dispatches from Washington an
bounce that Mr. Webster has not been sent for 70
return Ia Washington. This il a contradiction to
avery current report but il is highly prosable
shat Mir Webster has very good reasons, al Of
which will appear in due time, for fastening his
return. The Nicaraguan business must Be settled !;
and the probable return of Sir Henry l.. Bulwer at
m early day, to England, makes il important to
sioee this AFFAIR before another minister from Ing
hand visits Us to supply his place.
1t is minated that hossuth WI Be probably
liberated ~ Austria, and allowed 70 come to
America.
The, nban invasion, 80 much take oi. seems 70
have excited some apprehension both at Washing
Son and Havana. 20 far thi. city i concerned,
we believe some officers here have been noe llessly
alarmed BY several practical jokes. When respect
able citizens find themselves dpgsod by the police,
shey very likely to keep N good scent by -ti-
alatng the activity Of those who their trail
Still, there may have been cases II actual intention
b aid in an expedition. At least, - Mr.. Commits
soper Nclgon thinks, for he has granted viii Be
seen BY our report elsewhere, warrants for the
arrest Of SIX individuals. among whom are Mr..
John l.. O'Sullivan All these being arrested and
brought before Mr.. Commissioner brigham, two of
them have been sent to prison for want Of bail, and
the Others have been held to answer the charges
against them, bail having been given T. he amount
81 three thousand dollars each
A large fire has occurred ~ Honesi.le, Ponnsyi-
wanna Tall particulars Of this disastrous cyeat will
be found ii our columns
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p.NocRAT1c NsyT1NG Al TAgAASv IilIL.--AI
importer, meeting hue been called ~ Tammsoy
Hall, Tor the pa1o-, " We Learn Ny the call, Of
iayoring The compromise mes.gres Of "a. ia,t ees-
zion u Congress lend, a cour~e, oppodng ths sls-
vsry agi;atorrI: n8d also, for the purpo-e u lanc
;ioning ard approving TIE courss pursuod by the
twelve Senators who seeeied rather than permit
The passage fthe cana! bill tsnd Of eourse, op-
posing any increase ~ the sie Id, Ia tic manner
proposed b ih.t bin.
Thi. juDctcn a thee to ule-ssuresvis. The mp
porting ~ the conpToln!se messurcs and oppcsition
T. the increase ofthe state asbt-has giyon great
deal Il Dissatisfaction In certain quarter. and prir-
cpsliy among The mall clique II barneurners And
abo.iiioni,s uho-e organ i tho Er.,,ng Pot.
1he tarnburners and sboliiionrts are very rio-
i.l'!y orYo-cd 70 the enlargement; 81 the canals ia
ihs naI.nsr proposed. and al-o - any increase Of
The state d.h, 7hh cliqns x poi Solans hsv,
been. "a former tinc' Away cIfo-cd T. -ta,e
debts but th. y an anfortuaetc ;irnein TIE mid,
= an extensive expansion u the currency snd creiJs
q al de-crp ohsio declare against az iscrce-c u
IL, state debt for sork. q pabiic utility, saeh
he Erie canal Il ho~ how,scr. always been con.
s!dsrsd dem corstc doctrine = oppose tho creation
e. :tats debt, o. THEN cnlarg uent and t. favor
t. transaction q AZ public Lu.Bes- o, the os4-h
IribciIle-e principle which ~ have carrs.d on,
sucr,s.iully 10 cHjucting our iBmcnse establish
msrt A. matter q course - ar opposed 70 ali
d,h anioes Il j. cvi1snt they nyo capable n pro-
5u.ing rcycuae sufficient 4 wire t1sm 10 Ia .
r. years
1ha particular point, however IL thi- now move
mcnt II Tammany Hall. i, linking declaration
II favor 4 tie eomproiaiee m ssre', aai opposi.
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The Cuban KnvaAon-TAe RrScla1AAtiSA ~
tho Prcssdeas.
hesfdeHt Fillmore has issued proolamat.ea 70
arrest the supposed design towards ssotter svssisn
Of Cuba. rhs Is all very wcll, and perhaps the
emily thing that could be dons alter the wesksess
and imbeeility sf government Ia falling -
bring Lopez TO tral-a course wholly neglected.,
while persons sgalnst whom evidence ooxld DO
brought, have had all tho oaias Of the Law up
to an acquitted. The history Of the United states
should have tau ght The governinsst hsw t. avoid
these new rumors Of The iayu<asa of Caba. The
activity u AIR. Van Barcn. whom ths Canada in
vs<son was undertaken, should have beea initiated
In that case the position Of Canada aud Of Mack
enaie were precisely similar to that Of Cuba aad
Lopez. The government Of Canada, fer twenty-five
years, had been growing unpopular. An of-asivo
family compact guided the government, aud did not
terminate till Lord Durham arrived in the British
colonies; and q similar compact among the lssai
authorities hss existed IN Cuba which. bat TOR
these rumors Of Invasion would be broken up by
the incoruptiblc and intelligent Captain General,
Concha, who has been sent out from spain 10 re-
form abuses, and to promote the peace and pros
perity Of the island,
Mr.. Van Buren,, on McKeuzies infraction Of the
/
convicted, and punished. Such should have been
the fte Of Lopez, had our present government done
its duty. But instead of that, the neglect weak
ness, and nnction of the government have brought
about more rumors to distract this country and
Cuba, as well ms 70 create an expensive display,
which would not have been called for under other
circumstances. MIR. Van Burens conduct toward
Mckenzie gave peace to Canada, by giving the
British government an assurance Of the good faith
Of the United States with respect 70 our treaties.
President Fillmore course might hav been equally
favorable to tho quiet Of Spain and Cuba; but, as
his administration has been weak and inactive since
the last invasion, the whole work Of the govern
nent must be gone over anew, before we have the
same good results which followed upon Mr.. Van
Rursn's energy. However, we shall soon be able
TO assure Cuba that no anxiety need be appre-
hcuded.
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We have received nlss II Bermuda peSsrs - the
9Th inst., from which We sssh~ Tie following xeas
TIE writ Of mA.lanus, applied for BY tho Kew u
Stove 70 compel tbs vsstxies Of SnaA aAd Aamnss.
psAs Bermuda 70 gve him certificate for the faith
fu performance Of hs duties has bon granted ~ the
Court u General Assize 1T Hsn1sos and ordered rturn
The colonial Psrismeut of Bsrmuda opeacd On the
It'll Inst " hi EIeeneney Capt iSot He spoke ID the
gratifying circumstance of re~exai a seam com
munieatiou With The neboring coast sad Islands and
ycars He also alluded 70 the satisfactory state OF the
revenue and recommended spvr TO eviturt2 inl
pxovcents tho renewal sf tss practice u giving prizes
for proofs Of agricultural sk and mmendod vsri-
other suggestions 10 incseasc tn prosperity Of the
Two whales verv captured n lie seishssrhood Of the
islands a,ey each Of which wa expcad " yiad about
thirty barrels Of Oh They the Arst taken this
and the neeh very quickly disposed q food,
which the Royal Ga-ek says v very decste and sweet,
communication In tho Rrrwadian speaks o. rector
preaching In his rpice, aud in the presence o. the
bishop, and Therefore supposed with hi sanction aa1
calls upon the oons to bar the door egainst this on
aausht" II Puseyism.
The excitement We previously noticed cxistin, In
the island Of Trinidad upon the same subject has been
somewhat a,iayed by the election Of an aDtpuAyi;e
vesry and the assent Of the obnoxo. rector 70 abandon
hir Puseyite formulas.
The Combined Court Of Denarora wsa opened by Co
vernon Barkly the 2o.h Of February with lengthy
speech in which he suggested several f.ce changes and
recommended reduction Of the import duties on tho
principal articles and modification OF the shipping dues
Sc. There surplus In the treasury OF upwards OF
100000.
fine estate, called the Loo containing 5000
was recently sold ut Demerara under execution tor
only $1,000.
In Trinidad the weather has been such TO give
rise with respect to the next crop
Rain vac abundant TO arrest altogether, on some
estates, the grinding Of sugar while large number
of other estates behind crop. His EXcalcncy Lord
Harris expected 70 leave Trinidad about the first Of
June
From Barbados learn that the sugar crop *.
pected 10 exceed that Of 1860 which 5000 hogs
heads
$3.50 90 have been subscribed by Barbados 10 the
lief the destitute sufferers by cholera at jamaica and
their families Of which s: 1890 collected In the
churches.
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.hnrlaeus .sle. g hs unrvslia cesnst,e. since - IN
u ctdp 20 H. rnAr, for les 1ty tSrus nj
rtrviug TIC Shn'e onp. don snd slso ~ sf.,entllf
taaerus lrnr'iOn' thefpinE Tan, iretits. pirnpl.
tuff srarapte 81 &C. hnstrirl qualities. ~ V fnual IL
~ Ire dros nn bic q ID isfv ri fashion, .nj
a. he worthy mechanic dsuThter and fats D.
ih ell ~ Inventor t!eina. namely q ouav.r,ng ths n
tsloN aud -allS~ COMPLEXION g Ture rnts-a Whit
s'tc, OF rslnovinF all kedns-s, RyughHrs, nbNTr
Imrlee, thars, ~ tilln 8nd every Other Irucior -
slim into 'iite soit smooth 'ransts-rnt end losa
Iltsi Boy ~ noSirre lot 1T us dVnt-nl n8pot No.
Bfaa9wss, corner u Hovafd street, New hnr IN sg
sire Brc. SHJ 5thlIn<s bon or three bjse. fot (
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and teegraphic dispatches constantly coin
In that obiged 10 issue another edition OF the D.
Let all who have read this highly refined interestns
spicy and Illustrated peper enjoy the peasra
it, perusa Billy Patterson and Red Tape illustrated y
Cuts. It2 Fulton Price oens For sale BY sewsboys.
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Hair DJe, ssis rated In M parts tf Euror, al Amerc,
tr,d " -. Wall street, where l. alec odd Whole
aba retail u can Be svre ct all the ir
ftm.rsvs, An town ana country beware 81 lmitas,ns
tts4T name v Lesion. TORY the A4drtes
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daily rsaink pubiie estimation tie reisd and nc
sals Is proof beyond question and in the " oeprr
H. dsh.a competition, not rfthssndng the .osssiy
grhwiinTs " Tie mall fry praeiosers rrivsta apaftu
fr lade- RsnsTi.f tho address, 10 Broad ray ore
tit Broadway Th.s.r-.
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M0yeneatS Of D4staagu1sAed Individual
The Hon. Robert c. Sehsank, late H. c. from OIL
and nov mini4er Bread rs in town making arYanst
ments for his departsrs He win probably leave In u
Susquea1ni,ah-
Hon Daniel aud Mrs. Webster left the Astor IIoul
yesterday, in the e~ry trsin fsr Washington
His ExceQeney Sir Heury L. Duawsr, had "a far REQ
ycrcd from his late poition to be able 10 rece,
Ids friends At saandersoas Hotel, yesterday, and t
exercise Sir Henry will remain In the city for soc
days longer .....---.
c. Dunn, Hon O. W. Marsh, Washington !; c. Frothin
ham. saleni; Hon d. Edison, Ohio; Judge Bsardsle|
Utica j. C. CulberFton. Connecticut Capt. Johnsol
Srs Prometheua @. smith, Philadelphia; u II. Dobiet
Ward Hunt, Utica, among the arrivals at the
tor House..
Hon. Edward Curtis, Washington; Hon. A. Regnic
Canada West Cortland Turiti, w. Plummer, Boston
Mr. Dorr, John NJ Boecher New Haven; Capt II.
Machining, England, were among the arrivals ut =
Union Place Hotel
Hon. W. j.. Marcy ami lady, Albany Vim. Clay, Eng
land Mr.. Lane Quebec J. B. McFadden. Pittsburgh
A. N. Day aud family, Cincinnati Capt Hardy, Wa-i
inlton Hen. J. A. Rockwell, Connecticut Hon A.
Buei, N c.. Michigan; Hon. X. NJ McI4tne N. C.. Bait
more /; Hon John Msgec, Bath New York Hon. J.
White, Norwich Or. Sento and lady, Matanzar J.
Mcdowell and lady, St Louis, among the arrya
at the Irving House yesterday
J. ilovey Charleston: W. Montgomery, Danbury
J. y. Brookes Washington l. H. Williams, Bostor
W. Mitchell, fredericksburg, arrived yesterday at Il
American Hotel
Hon. NJ. Clark. Vermont J. Lasker, s. Rogers, Al
drew Main, Canada West Gen. Y. II. Spinner, Mohaa
were among the arrivals at the Howard Hotel.
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of the elite and fashicnahes OF New York
varied and cosy az Shirts suited for The
sd the prtssn Prevailing styles Ia Paris and London,
Chambers street, Stewart. the Park, and frss
House where gentlemen DESTROYS Of seeing Mr.. BEN
viii ind her at all reasonable hours or the IL
Ne ysssy street tro doors from the tailor store No
Artor HoG-- the old stand at ~ Chambers street
connection with any other store or house In THE city