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Damages for Collision.

NV 0RLEANs, Sept. 3, 1851
The suit brought against the steamship Ohio by the
owners of the towbos, Col Stanton for damages sus-
tanned by collision In January last has been decided in
favor Of the Ohio, and $500 damages awarded. The
Of the Col Stanton laid their damages at S6iOo
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Death by Cholera.

sr LOUIS, September 3, 1851
Mr. Robsrd Attorney General of the State died this
morning, at Jefferson Barracks Of cholera
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Elre nj Stanford.

BrAmFonp Conn, sept. 4, 1851
The workshop and tools Of p. Dixon Esq, we're des
troyed by FIRE this evening The loss is 81, 500.
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BALTIMORE, September 4, 1851.
The New Orleans mail due TO- night and also the one
due last night have arrived.
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Death OF a Catholic Bishop.

ST. JONI, Sept 2. 1851.
We learn that the Right Rev. M Dollard Roman Catho-
lie Bishop Of Nova Scotia died at Frederickton on the
Goth ultmo
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SALES By AUCTION.

"A UCTIoN 'NoTICE-CARRIAGEs. HARNESS, Sc ,
on saturday September at u o'clock in front of the
Cor two horses light Style srsnos Coach
sss Ct dasTsR side ssaas Be-
AUCTION Eo1IcE-GRooERIE s COFFEE. CHI
September ct M oelosi in front Of the store 81 Dsy
chesry rsa Praps. sssscS As ssgsr sass Soes
G f sss wns % South Msssl as
~0rkboxes, Writing Decks W. A. CARTER. Auetioneer,
Ne. 81 Dey street
A UCTIoN NoTIoE.-TnOs. BELL, AUcTIoNEER-
yoom. No: 70 N9rsh William street. sale Gases we'll
D oas S G sn Of
Of splendid gold and silver Watches goods in trunks
choice Brandy ndon Dock Wines &c. &C. Larse
sale Of elegant Pernture on Saturday.
A UCTIoN NoTICE-MoRTGAGE SALE OF FURNI-
y Il wsra % will ss on sas s
rich mahogany Iete aTees in hair cloth blak
covered plush cotR Chairs
black walna. Tables able top mshegsny and black
& sn naus hi Se and
umbrella Stands Tables with marble tops ssstses Chairs
Clocks, spittoons. &c &c.
Ply }. HEeEMAN, ACCOMPLISHMENTS SEP
VI TENDER 6th at two oclo 3k p M at No. So Middagh
street Brookynn general OF Household Furn
Beadsteads, &c.
Mors,more corner Of Oliver street and Chatham
alarge variety Of and women's Clothpg overeoats
O'Clock. BY order Of
ABRAHAM GOODMAN 81 Centre street.
ITO BE soLD-THx CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
h a1d Rsa o a.
:he Society Library Rooms No. s6 Broadway, New York
Mndsy SEPTEMBER 5sS at IL soof For ssrns Of
SALE apply in person. or by letter s 5sg'S tSAc1Ay
Attorney and Counsellor ct Law, No. Nassau st.
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There were 70 deaths in Baltimore during the week
ofess.
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CRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

6VANpKN AND AnBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEw
" Yorh . Philsdellhis-Lesys Pies Ne North River
~ ssesmbess JOHN POsTER Morning Line ~ 5celcoh
yard dssx, 81 kmixrass 1dns. ~ D Selech; Pnt f.rs
NEW FORK AND PHILADELPHIA-Nnw ToRK
IN and Phil sdelphia drcct-united States Mali Line
Shrovsh IN ~ hours via New Jersey Railrcsa Fare re-
ducsd IS for hrst class and 81 ~ for second oass
New Terk ate from foot Of Cortandt street AMI Al
JAN and Ph from foot Of Liberty street LssyePhilA
dslphla Aad An and PM. from shs foos OF snus
street. ---
Tos Rsr-rvcPr, WssyTroTor, on CHtaLSs-oy.-
hrovsb tickets sold In the above lines through
1uctor with through baggage checks accompanies The train
Tesvins sts r. NJ and bavvs~s IN this trsr
vii We transported directly ths0.ta feom depp - tpoA
o. be o. no rtaJ1. chs.ss.
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ExCELsIoR BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso-
IL 10 the stock of this Association
will be received at the original entrance fe for days.
Our subscription list rapidly filing and the entrance
fee will shortly be advanced Shares 500 entrance fee So
monthly dues So Articles Of association and nformation
relative the operation of the Association be had at
the secretarys once lj6 Bowery up stairs -,
r. T. HAWS, Presi dent.
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HOMES

A HOME FOR ALL.-MANHATTAN BUILDING AS
IA socition, No 2-Esabshed pursuant TO act Of ncor
poratoB; shares $500 entrance fee 81; monthly dues So
Owing to the unexampd rosperitv Of the first association
Of this berng over thousand shares in the
short OF four months and being able receive
new menbrt has become necessary to establish second
association founded the came liberal poincipes with
even advantages to the stakeholder in his purchases
As medium Of investment or the securing Of
this association sfords peculiar facilities to the working
beyond all others Prospectues and information
can be obtained and ames registered Mercer House
corner Of Mercer and Broome sreet JohnF Rodman Ei
Geo. W. Stevenson ESQ., Attorney and Counsel Of First
Manhattan Build Association No 80 Nassau street Due
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THIRD ANIMAL CELEBRATION

MORRIsANIA THIRD ANNUAL CELEBRATI0N.-
lv1 Dinner Tickets for rs cents until September 7h after
that date the prce will be raed TO SO cents Procure
tickets wish to take Of ths cheap
To be had the folio wing paexyran Finch l22 Nassau
street, G. Ford 20 Futos street, Georse Scariedeld Al
Howard street; VIM Caldwell Sunday Mercury ofhoe, 100
Nassau street. Chas Stearns. Sunday Dispatch once, 81
Ann street Of of the committee OF arrangements
The celebration Ia programme OF which will be published In
future advertise ts will of Wednesday Septem-
10TH 1851. Dinner will be prepared for LOO BY
order Of the comm ittee Of Arrangements.
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"A UCTl0N SCTICE.-CARRIAGES HARNESS. &c
on saturday September g. at ~ o'clock in front of tn
store Dey street corner Greenwich, Barouohe
or two horses one light dol s,yc Clarence Coach
one close carriage; set of Harness. side Saddle &c,
W A. CARTER. IN Qeva at
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
~N0|N~~'-N-N~--J--(~~-----y.
SIX . a KS Z a = ER.
REP ORTED CAPTURE
GEN. LOPEZ AND FOLLOWERS,
AND
= II = IR ZEE c U TT o N.
&C., &c, &c.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Arrival OF the Steamer Cherokee at New
Orleans.
At a very late hour last night we received, over
the Washington and New Orleans line, the follow
ing brief but highly important despatch, from our
correspondent at New Orleans -
NEW ORLEANS, Wednesday evening, Sept g. 1851.
The steamship Cherokee, with, probably, from
Havana to the 3st of August is elegraphed below the
city. We have brief announcement of her news, to
the effect that General Lopez and most Of his Command
hare been captured by the Spanish troops and erecuted"
second despatch, embracing the full particulars,
will be forwarded at the earliest moment after the
steamer arrives at her wharf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-10

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JOHN BULLS 1911 Ri ~,
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Owing 70 the -ass,nco and imassss ale Of d. Tc~s
smdl 6anaparifa. sMmku Of mGn Who wesS fsnas9iy /.
Afgents. have eQmA nosd making ssnapasl4 Exnpet
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n ON Il Y RK K r.

THURSDAY, July 36P.M
Taere was considerable activity in the stock market
to day and prices generally pretty well maintained
Norwich and Worcester fell three per cent In conse-
quenee Of tt small dividend declared and
are now very much dissatisfied with the rate paid.
There Is thing below tbs surface Of things relative
TO the affairs Of this company and 1t will up
these days. There wheels within wheels which will,
their revolution Of the operations Of the
management and show who have cut down this dividend
Reading Railroad opened aud closed at prices current
yesterday Harlem Railroad sdvanced per cent with
large sales Erie Railroad Is hrm at quotations. but
II will be difficult to move II upward much, even with
The help Of large receipts Canton Company declined u
Per cent but there very little stock Offering small
lot Of Farmers Loan L. occasionally offered but prices
vary only fraction We have change to report In
railroad bonds either regards prices demand The
transactions from day to day about the same,
at about the prices.
The receipts a. the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted TO sloOs73 "a payments
t42p,S79 65--balance, sTo7, 172 20.
There will b. meeting Of the Board Of Brokers on
Saturday An adjournment took place to-day, to
Monday.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company have
declared dividend q and one-hah per the
preferred stock Of the company payable the 18th
instant
The steamship Prometheus, from Chasres and San
Juan brings fifteen days later intelligence from San
Frsneico. The Tenn, ssee, at Panama from San
cisco brought down two and half millions Of dollars;
other steamers coming down would probably bring su-
other million, besides what 10 the hands OF passen-
gers The accounts from the gold mines continue the
mos favorable character and the shipments Of dust
likely to BE- much larger than anticipated. We shall
probably receive By steamers, nearly due from
Cbagres between three aud four millions Of gold dust
Notice IL given by the Trustees Of the Bank Of the
United States nnder the deed Of assignment Of May
ls41 that further dividend sixteen and "a 100 per
cent the balance Of principal and interest October
l 1850 the post notes provided for by that assign
msnt will be paid TO persons holding any Of the said
potes at the Office u the Bank in Walnut street. Phs-
d.phs The notes entitled 10 the benefit Of the assign
ment all dated in December, $780, and each Is
bered with 81 the numbers series Of fiom to
p,644 both inclusive
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
he Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
sumption, Cor wsrehousing and the amount withdrawn
from warehouse during the week ending the 81 inst:
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BY TEL E0 RAPH,
OUR srEcIAL CORRESPONDENT.

vRoM OUR srEcIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WAsusoros, July g. 1851
The btsRg1oo admits GARDENERS claims t. be- q for
gerry. Secretary Davis Of the Mexican Board says ..
was parsed by hard swearing Mr. Curtis Major iy and
waddy Thompson, interested a. counsel and SEQ
Rotary Corwin vel. Mr. Oorcoran are said 20 have
alarge share in them Tho claims all dashed by
Secretary Corwn's orders; otherwise ths fraud might
have been arrested without Ioe= IL Is undersood that
District Attorney Fenda after cabinet council ausho-
rned to prosecute the matter Gardiner has gone 70
Europe.
II understood that Mr. Port, the celebrated Pueba
tobacco dealer dicovered the Gardiner fraud, and by
Edward Curtis It communicated to the government.
II also reported that Gardiner only got eighty thou-
and dollars Of the money the other three hundred and
forty thousand being divided among lawyers and others
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
wasn,oros, June 3 1891.
The inquiry into the alleged fraud prsctsed by DR.
Gardiner upon the Mexican Commission besn turned
over TO Mr. PendA District Attorney for this district
DIT Charles W Davis Secretary u the late Beard Ben.
janin T. Green, Isaac d. Marks, A. Pzrrott Mr. Porto
and Senior Guests Of the Mexican legation have been
summoned by the grand jury sitting and the Ahres
hrst named gentlemen examined to day. Mr. Pas-
rott Is now at Saratoga but has been written He
formerly consul at Msrst~n The facts devslcped
to day are, that MT Porte who IL in New yorh but
~st formeriy merchant AZ fusbsa nexcoi Vos Amo
gentleman who had the tobacco dispute With ex-sesre-
ry Cayton stated 10 Parrot that GARDINER had told
him, Just previous to his sailing that his claim
fraudulent one, asd had been sustained With forged
papers, got UP in Msnieo and that, - PARTIES
In Washington had got the HONS share cut
Of IT, he was determined they should share thu hANms
also A. soon Porte told this Mr. Curtis the
Pr,d, Mt informing him of IT, and demanded iuvesti
cation The government ~ yet, poreesses evidence
beyond alleged assertion OF Gardiner that fraud has
been committed II sppesrs that Senior Cuesta inter-
prefer TO the Mexican ofcer Who certified TO the gs-
nuns Of the signatures Of GARDENERS witnesses and
Who consequently acted important part In getting
the tee tmony, made dran Gardiner for twenty eight
thouand dollars to be presented In cese the claim vas
allowed IL was accordingly presented and 9ardinss Ct
unee paid by draft purchased from Meeers Chubb
Scbenek IL appears that Gardiner has left nearly ali
his money here in bank taking with him ten thou
sand dollars This circumstance, and the
cf his having made such disclosure Porte slcees
throws more than doubt upon the whole story Az vet
the whole charge stands upon the verscy Of Porte
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United States sloor Of war Falmouth Com rettiersw.
arrived at San Francisco the ed Of May After seven
months cruise among the Feee Msrquesas Tsla ps
letter frem Montevideo, dated Mar l. says The
United States ship Congress and brig Bsipbrise are
row here The tloop St Louis W At present up at
huenos Ayres. With Commodore McKeever She N ex@
pectsd back to-day and viii sail In DAYS aer her
return fer The United States and the B~inbrdes win
leave fer st. Catharibes
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MUSICAL.

EoR sALR--A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY sR.
eond hand Pisnoorte Boston made, In good order will
BE cold at treat sacrihce In consequenee Of the family
ereahins M housekeeping Apply 70 n p. b. CURTiss
Agent for Hevee American Pstent Action Panofortes No
g Broadway, where N ean be seea.
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One grain Of Preventive IL worth more than

Pound Curewh box Of the nuine Dalleys salv
command, safely bid defiance to all the 9th July
accidents resulting from mPrudent Of sunpowder 0nl
box Of the genuine Extractor, at the propretors
. osdway and by its timely application you will be saf
AsA the painful enests Of burns.
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BALES ny AUCTION.

a UCTIoN NOTICE-rHOs BELL,AUcrIONEER-BY
"A H. Bush=kztra sale Saturday, l0k o'clock. In the
Auction 10 North William street Of valuable furn
wood OK octave Piano Forte &e Monday, I'D Brooms
Soda Fountains &c. of respectable apothscary aud drug
sst, Surgical Instr uments, &c TiI0S. BELL. Auct
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PUBLICATIONS,
SyNMEK REApINc.- PROM rnE PRESS OF nARPER

GUNNER READING FROM THE PRESS OF HARPER
~ Brothers.-Sold by all the trade.
Hsrrers NeT Monthly Magazine for July richly ilus
rated with ~ engraving and containing article
National An niverssry. Price % cents.
Hsrpsrs New York and Erie Railroad Guide Book; con-
tanning description Of the rivers towns
and most important works the road Illustrated with
6 pgraynga by Losing and Barrit from
made expressly for this work by william Mcleod. l2mo
paper, ~ cents; muslin, 621s cents.
The psnghter Of Night Story OF the Present Time. By
Yeast Problem. By the author Of Alton Locke limo
muslin, rs cents.
Eastbury; Tale by Anna Harriet Drury. limo; paper
co cents; mutlin, rs cents.
Net Bad as We Seem Many sides to Character-a
eomedy in five acts BY Sir Buwer Lytton As frst
fore1 At House. in tho OF her Majesty
ana Prince Albert l6mo; paper, - cents muslin, IS
don Labor and the London Poor in the Ninstesnh
Century Cyeopeda Of the social condition an
OF the poorer Of the British metropolis in
with The country BY Henry Mayhem With enSayings Of
rsotype taken by Besrd expressly for this Publish
ing IN numbers, svo; paper, lshI cents each.
Caleb field Tale Of the Puritans BY the author Of
Margaret Maitland limo; paper. Is cents muslin. tx
cents
The Heir OF Wsstwayiand. BY Mary Hewitt. l2mo pa
per, Sls cents; muslin, 30 cents.
The Gold Worshippers; the Days Live Ina future
historical novel BY the author Of The Maid Of Orleans
syo; paper, q cents.
BY Mrs. Ilubbaek. svoi paper, rs cent?.
Mount Hope; or Philip King OF the WAmpanoAgsan his
tores romance BY a. H. HOLSTER Eco limo muslin IS
cents paper, 621S eents.
TIME REST AND CHEAPEST
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HOME RTEAD6.

INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION NO THE
members Of the association hereby notified the
choice OF lots will take place gle Hall
Delaney and Chryste Streets Monday July 4
CORNs. A. COOPER RS
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This IL the season when the virtues OF the
orange Flower Lotion are particularly called into requ
uon freckes, tan and sunburn, ich much dshgure
the face and fully deve ped in hot weather. and
no remedy like that advertised by friends Rushton
Cark Co. ITO and 13 BroAdway and 10 Astor House
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DosT OFFICE. NEW YoRK-NOTICE-THE MAILS
Il per United States Nail Steamer ARCTIC will close
at this ofiee Saturday July 5th inst Letters for tho
Wv BRADY. Pm.
EIRE DEPARTMENT TREASURER OF THE
Fire Department thankfully Acknowledge the re,eip
hundred dollars y the hands Of Alfred Carson Chief
Lngineer being donation from d. &. Morehesd Eco, to
the Widow and Orphan Fund Of the Department.
JOHN 3 GILES Treasurer.
MECHANIcs' INSTITUTE ROOMS, BowERY.-A
AVA Special Meeting will be held Saturday, 5th instant
from 10 r. for the cleo ton OF officers and stan
Of the Institute for the ensui BY order
OF the President. THO. c. DopD. Aotuary
pUTNAM COUNTY coURT.-BENJAMIN VAN KEU-
plaintiff against Casper H. Mason and Malissa
his wife, David Mason William Henry Mason, Eliza Mason
Mary Cursham Hannah Miller defen dants-An action
foreeose mortgage-TO Casper IL Mason, David Mason Will
Liam Henry Mason. Eliza Msston, Mary Gursha and Han
nah hiler-Take notice that hereby
required t. the complaint in this action which
hled In the office Of the clerk Of the Putnam
the twelfth day Of June 1851 and
swer At the village Of Cold Spring Putnam
New York within twenty days after the service Of this
moss exclusive Of the day of such services and
TO tske notice that fail TO said
within days aforesaid the plaintiff will apply
said court for the relief demanded complaint Yours
&c, L. II. mccoy,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Cold Spring. n. Y.
Dated June 18th.
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Fourth OF July Excursion.-For particu-
lars of the delightful Excursion that the
Of the Thomas f. Huse for around Staten
Aland.
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A CHALLENGE TO THE YACHT ORION, AND HER
IN BactersI Robert Fish, do offer 70 sail the Yacht
Blanca srsns the yscht Orion for thousand dollars
ssidta fy miies The OF in the waters
Of Phnsdsphs within one month from date One weeks
notice 10 be given 10 the undersigned,
New Yert, July J. 1851. " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-04

Nottce.-GosIing's French And American
Restaurant Nassau street will be opened the 4th from
GA NJ till r. M 20 different dishes including delicious
Turtle Soups and Steaks will up The large dining
saloon, first story will also be opened for the vster
l.. GUSHING, Sole Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-04

A BsALoH AUSTIN. NATIVE OF BUCKS, ENG
appeared in English papers, nineteen years
ago. for the next Of kin Of the above Absalom
Austin who died in America and Is supposed
extensively some parts Of America The above reward
will be paid to who produce the adyer
ment give full particulars of the time when
where TIE said Absalom Austin died the nature Of his will
W sny who the executors and what his said
consists Of letter addressed to Mr. Austin George
attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-04

. The total amount put upon the market during the
veeh vas only S44s44s Last veeN the amount put
ppon the market ppsards Of . A..rcn " dclis,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-04
1851 FOURTH SgLY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW

URh fOUk1H JULY EXCURSIONS FROM NEW
IOCI. Yori to Philadelphia. by Camden and Amboy
Meth river BY the superior steamer JOHN POTTER
h BY A. NJ line fr south Amboy thence by the COM
ganys splendid to Philadelphia Returning, will leave
philadelphia Walnut street wharf the 4th at p.
AND on the 9TH 9Th and 7th q July by either of the lines
road Companies Fare Tor the excursion, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-04

john II. Rich, Dentist, respectfully In
forms bis friends and the public that he confines him
self entirely to the practice of his profession Dentist Dr.
Rich has removed to III Tenth street. ten doors west Of
Broadway.