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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

MILE JENNY LIMBS FAREWELL Co>CRRrs IN
Nl New l0rkIhe public respectfully informed that
MILE JENNY LIN ID viii have the honor II giving limit
number of Grand Concerts in New York 10
aud her final departure Europe The FIRST will
given Wednesday Nay II the second will
be- Thursday AFT May and will be continued
three four times per until closed. MILE. JENNY
LIND viii he assisted ~ the emil emit artists SfGSoR SAW
and SlGNoR BEILFrrI Conductor. Mr. JuIEs BEs
The Grand orche been considerably nted
herring eighty we'll known professors, (whose Will
be publtshed and embracing the first talent in
under the direction d Mr.. BENEDICT. The entire interior
OF the Garden has been decorate and furnished with sofas
eers One hundred attentive ushers will engaged TO al
rect ysiter to their seats thus
good order which have cmnenty these
eers in portiu of the United States The bridge
ing TO the Garden VIII ie covered sc 70 protect ycrs
ofran. Owing the II Garden tn,
ing 20 location. limited number Of Promenade tickets
(Which will be omitted before O'Clock viii
81 each In order TO give equal chance and to
prevent spectators from ouopolzng the seats and selling
crowds at the ticket Offices and in crimina rush
the doors the evenings the Concerts every
Garden will he numlo and secured TO
the choice Of seats viii he offered auction the prey
Gus TO each Concert All seats not hid on premium will
be edatey offered ut the ticket Office ut the prices
where diagram viii Be shown exhibiting the locality
Of each seat Experience has amply proved
best and only that be adopted
satisfaction TO the public The Ticket Offices
sal Of all seats not bid of At auction will be- located Jo
lies Music store No. $40 broadway, and viii be
day, except the sabbath o'clock A. ~ tf clock
viii be closed at o'clock r. NJ aud Offices opened at that
hour ut Castle Garden the disposal Of tickets
naming unsold for that evenings Concert The Fables
obedient servant r. T. BARNUM.
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Marine Affairs.

THE SHORTEST PASSAGES ACROSS THE OCEAN.
In answer to variety Of communications respecting
the best time made the Atlantic by the Collins
and Cunard lines, give below all the passages made
under eleven days. since the 9Th Of june 1850 to aud
from New York
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HALL. NO Az BROADWAY. ABOVE

MECHANICS HALL. NO. Az BROADWAY, ABOVE
1 Grand ftreetOpen night dnring the week until
further notice. The original and well known CHRISTYS
hINsTkELs, comprising efficient aud versatile corps
Of E. r. chrsty whose in this city
for succession OF years" have been received with
favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets 20 Doors open halipast six at
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Sa
urday next May rd for the Of Lades
Juveniles commencing 1T o'clock Il. NJ. On Saturday
evening next Nav rd annual henehl OF n. Mitchell.
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convention 81 free colored people assembled Al Cam.
bridge, Md the 18th ult. resolved to send two per-
70 Liberia, TO examine and report upon the cond-
ton Of things In that republic, with a view 10 decide
pom the propriety Of removing to that eoun1Ry,
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Total

- - -. 49,
when the result ~ the contest announced. loud
cheering from the victorious party which IN. van
pushed Joined In The greatest good will appears have
prevailed. and understand the part Of Captains
FOSTER and Wood no expense nor trouble spared TO
produce this harmonious result
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We indebted TO the editor Of the SauonnaA Ger
gsn for New Orleans and Savannah papers in advance
Of the mail Also to Captain Ludlow Of the steamship
Alabama, for similar favor His ship brought those
sent by the first named GO nteman.
Green peas and strawberries have appeared n the Nor
folk (Ns.) market
On the 18th ult, $40 Mormons arrived at St Louis
BIO, from England. They were bound for Utah.
The Legislature Of Arkansas just adjourned, has
enacted that for the future the elections shalt take place
thus doing away with the secret ballot IL also
refused to exempt the homestead.
Charles nj. Otinger has been held to bail at Philaie
phia, ON charge of robbng the mail
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURREN,

CORRECTED WEDsEspAy, AfRiL 80, FOR THE New York
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET
Ilftes payable an cash Goods stored 70 De sold at
public auction at the end Of year. The ton an all
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o. hnn REWARD.-JEFFRIEy ANTI DOTE, A SPE-
WOOO chc mixture TOR the OF private dsorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions Of diet
drink exposure change in application 70 business The
proprietor challenges single which the MIXTURE will
not cure under the foreiture i've hundred dolla II 10
put in bottles with full diroction at 81 One
lasts week-many cured in two days. For sale by g.
u. RING ls2 broadway and l0e Bayard street, NJ r.;
Little, loa Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.. New
Orlrana.
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OATES or SAILING =
~

IDWARD < cofIiSs, No. IS Wall street, NY
Brown sHIPLEY co. Liverpool
Z. q. ROBERTS 4 CO., IS Kings Arm Ysrd, London.
l.. DRAPER, JR., Boulevard, Montnartre, Paris.
owners Of these chips will not be for gold
silver bullion, Specie jewery precious stones METALS
unless bills dng signed therefor and the value therof
Merin expressed.
After the Of April the rate Of freight by the
from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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INDEPENDENrLI LINE TO cHAGREs-oPPosITIoNT TO
Il honopoly-The splendid steamship BROTHER JoNA-
THAN will leave Tuesday the 18th inst and a. she has
we'd herself the fastest steamer ahoa guarantee her 70
rive Chagres ahead Of the u Mail Steamer Georgia aud
land her San Francisco before the 18th ian.
Mt reduced rates LettersPostage 10 cents Freight 80
cents per r. BY Express Plan Of cabin seen and pas
RERFoRp L cos. ve.ey ,,rs.t As.or House.
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SHIPPING.

GTEAMSH1P ASIA-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TICK
- et per this steamer ofIth May, for sale Apply at
Front street.
GTEAMER PACIFIC-F0R SALE, BERTH No. 80 IN
~ the steamship Pacific to sail from New York the 10Th
Of May. Apply to SCHUYLER GUTEAN. > Broad ST.
EoR LiVERPooI-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
u ship PACIFIC, Captain II. wye. This steamship will
depart with the mails Europe positively Saturday
May 10Th, at Y o'clock NJ, from her berth the
Canal street. No berth ugt Paid for All letters
must through the Post Cee For freight passagc
having unqualified lions for elegance
apply to EDW ID. X. COLLINS 56 Wall Positively
freight will be received board after Thursday
May Sth. The ARCTIC will succeed the Psoinc
And sail NAV oath.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

NEW ORLEANS sERENADERS AND FELLOWS
~ Ninstre at Fellows Musical Han. No iI Broadway.
this Thursday evening and evening Doors open
o'clock. Concert o'clock Foring the greatest
nation Of talent ever te Ethiopian business
in the world. Ga Wednesday and SATURDAY. afterpoon
grand concert elmnencing at NJ for families and juye
,tl.s
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National THEATRE, CHATHAM sTRFET-BOxEs.

NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET-BoxEs
~ y Pit ils cents: Private Boxe 81. Doors open
at q curtain rises AZ half-psst o'clock-Friday
ming May viii be presented the grad fairy spectacle
TUALA BA, I'll Il DESTROY Ek-ThalahA Dir. Watkins;
hareb, Mr. Brandon Zalem Mr. Stafford Ali Mr. La Favor
Hana. Mr. thompson hoath Mr. G. Taylor sanbo. Mr.. H.
Fox: Sueman Khan Mr.. Miage Onci1s Miss f. Mestayer;
Spirit ofthe murdered zeinah Mrs iautonylis AeratoOn
Miss Malsina; hhdaiiar Mr.. III. Seymour Okba Mr. Dunn
Kawla Mrs. II. II. Grattan The entertainments COM
nenee with the farce Of A PHEASANT NEIGHBOR
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unless bs OF are signed therefor and the value therof
After tie fst Of April newt. rate freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-(ONLY
through line for California and oregonl- public
psny steamers inspected and approved by the Navy De-
partment and carrying The United States mails will con
days Of each month, unless detained by unavoidable
and will touch at Acapulco San Diego and
steamship company are now in tse Iaeie one of which
oRrCoN -. 49,. I,estons. REPuBLIc. L. 30 tons.
rAfh;AsMAi isa tons. CARoLiNA. e., tons.
100 toms toms isTnaus ~ TOMS
NohTnIRNLR. leo tons. UNIcoRN... 600 tons.
coLIMB!A 80. 500 tons. FREMONT. 6oo tons.
The new steamship COLUMBIA will Ply between San
tic arrival Of the mails passengers Panama
turning without delay with the mails and for the
regular line or propeiers will be kept M for the trans
portaton Of freight and transient passengers between Pa
The we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS Of 1900 tons
burhen under charter to the company and peculiarly
q extra family boat.
One Of the above will keep the connection
tween Act pulco and the other Mexican ports.
The connection in the Atlantic will be maintained by the
GEoRGIx. ~. " 1900 tons. CRESCENT CITY 800 tons.
OHIO: $500 tons. CHEROKEE. 800 tons.
EMPIRE city 200 tons. PHlLA DELPHiA.l,l 100 toni
Leaving New York for Chagres the 18th and 10Th Of
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
ing at such periods will insure little deteston
sp. through lns T. and FROM ew Orleans. and perss IN
Mexico, California aud Oregon Passages from New Orleans
can be occurred from Armstrong Lawrsson Co., agents. At
The for through tickets New Yorh San Fran.
500. In state rooms, TO SIU.
fJD, In lower cabin; to SGU
The rates from New Chagres will be stthe lowest
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
and IS south street. their agency III West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

Two AMATEI RS.-lA DIES AND GENTLEMEN WISH.
ing to become members Of respectable dramatic
ciatun about starting HurtUns obtain all
Information required by addressing note to C. {. L.,
II, raid office
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nR FAwcETr BAs REMOVED MS OFFICE TO IL
~ Dover street. where he be confdentaly consulted
certain diseases which he without mercury Recon
he in few days His Balm OF zura for nervous
debility brought on By self abuse the avigoraSng
nsdsips fsy thsa aissAss ever kssvp u Wis country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
IN Line.-for New Orlcans dreet-Ratcs of passage
duced. The fine double engine steamer WINFIELD
SCOTT 2loV tons burben, capt Kinney toullard viii de-
part from pier MOI North river az o'clock " W. on Satur
day, May 3 For freight or passage. appy g DAVIS,
BROOKS co. ~ Broad street. Passengers destined 20
California. via New Orleans and Vera Crur Nil ind the
above expeditions and cheap other route 70 sas
Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-02
MEDICAL.

nR. WARRTS is CONFIDENTiALLY CONSULTED
~ on Diseases. From eighteen years practice.
which in hospital Dr. W. is enabled guaranty
pee cures without mercury See his diploma in his once,
No. Mott street adjoining Chatham square, With the fs
names IN surgery ana medicine this rroducs
hG. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TnE
~ last fourteen confined his practice TO tho
ment OF mercnrial and other diseased He
aggravated OF this disease and mild
two to hve days. perfect charge.
nR. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, SO WELL
~ known in the treatment of delicate diseases. Tho
tor reputation for skill halt that
existed for years. rre-eminen Constitutional weakness
brought habit edectuxily
in four days.
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PARNUM's AMERICAN MUsRuM-p. r. BARNUI

RAnhNuhs AMERICAN huSEuM-P 7. BARNUl
- Proprietor and Manager Friday afternoon and
at the earnest solicitation families beautif
comedy of THE SERIOUS FAMILY-Aminadab Sleek, Mr..
Hadaway; Charles Torrens Mr. c. w Clarke:
aagurs. Mr. hsnLns; Mrs ormsby Delmaine, Miss Cher
country, laughabe domestic drama entitled VILLAG
TALE-Iony Bloomfield, Mr.. Kent. To conclude with THE
MISERIES OF HUMAN l1FE-Mr. Ally Croaker, Mr. Kent.
Admission 70 the Museum p cents children 10
of age l2 cents Parquet and Dress Circle
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DACfrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-RATES OF
Il Pare RedueedThe only through line for CALIFORNIA;
and Oregon, via Havana and Chagreson Monday Way ~
AZ 0'caek.-The splendid double engine steamship GLOk
GA, $3.50 tons burthen David D. Porter, " = W. CON.
mander will sail precisely O'clock from the pier AZ the
foot Of Warren street North River for hagrs with the
government mails for California and Oregon connecting
With the Avorte United States Mail steamship Ten fSsEb
For passage apply at the oe ~ and d. Soath street OF ~
Ia West street
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- Of City Hall Bokes Dress Circle, aud Parquette. %
cents Family Circle - Orchestra Seats 70 cents
rdsy eysn.as May a. will be played the comedy Of the
~ foCkiTI-Docsor C-nts ell. Mr. Blake MawWorm, Nr
1uton Young Lady Lambert, Miss Weston; Charlotte Mrs
SkeTrett After vL!ch the eomedietta ~ A MORNING
1ALL-thhracters BY Nix. j. W. Lester and nrs. Russell
To conclude with the SCHOOL FOR TIGERS or the shi
ling Hop-oaptain kiteiyer Mr. Jordan; Major stin Mr..
Holman; Panel Nj Johnston Alexander Paaels. Mrs
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COPIES WILL BE SENT nv MAIL, FREE OF
POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER.

On N. receipt q TIE One Dollar aruE xARRIEp wo-
MANS pklNA1E MEDICAL COMPANION 70 SO
(maii.d H. any part Uniscd ststes All sssx
msstts pos, psd ts.ee thee soss,nns rssnstssse
city Publishing othee, No Ls neery street Ns~ Yea
OVER 1vp COPIES HAVE BEEN SENT nv NAIL
within months with perfect safety and certainty
For sale At ~ Broadway and at ths Publishing ono
Liberty street, New rork little Co. Albany, W.R
We Bostepg r. h. Peterson, - Chestrut street, PAHA
thIs. sad beekssosgs hyoushept ~ unitsd ototeA
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COLLINS LINE.
EASTERN PASSAGE
JgG As,y IorE Orr ~ I.rarg,af

L.f kep York. Air. at Lirsrpooi. Passage
a. a.
Atlantic. July TO- IL NJ, lao July a. AN. 10 IL
Pscinc. Sept H. 4. VI. I" Sept. ~ G.. Pm. 10 a.,
Pacific April y, 2P NJ, 81. April 49, l0a A. N. 2o,i
CUNARp LINE.
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RROUGHAMS LYCEUA, BROADW AY, NEAR BROOM
ID stretress circle and rarquet so cents Family circle
- cents Orchestra stall seats 81 Private boxes, So Doc
Iep at u to begin at ~ O'clock Friday evening Nay
2dthe performance will commence with the OF tn
CHILD OF THE REGIMENT-Rodoph. Mr. Dunn; Grsnad
Mr. Leach Marie Miss Mary Taylor Warehouses Berke@
edt Mrs. W. r. Blake. Taconette Polka by Nile. Il. DUET
Barre and M; q. " Smith; To- coneuds with ROwAt
TIE IfCEUM; or, Green Room Secrets-The Manager, NJ
Brougham; krs Vernon Mrs. Vernon; Mrs Dunn, Nd
Dunn; Scandinavia Mr. Lynne; Kuneyonda, Miss L. Tayld
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO AND oREGoN-ExTRA FAM.
~ steamer On LIST June. BY the only through line
from Panama TO San Francisco The well known and favor
rite steamer SARAH SANDS 1000 tons, having most
tensiye and convenient accommodations for amies-sepa
state In both SELDOM and second cahnwh be
despatched by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company on the
va res in ssys s viii be ready 70 re-
ceiye borrd immediately their arrival in Panama the
intending her and by leaving New York
In the steamer which win be despatched the middle Of Nay
- connect With her and by aysng the reduced rates Of
fare they will certainty and economy offered by no
other steamer For tickets which will bn the saloon
eEN from Panama 20 San Francisco in the I'd cabin eibJ
from Psnsms 70 San fr.nsisso, sppiy TO ..,..,
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THE RADICAL CURE or grPTURE.-THE seal
pei for February. edited ~ Edward ~. Dxun. ". H..
contains description ~ the Editors improved method ~
this ration, Acknowledged ~ all nte
nt t the greatest improvements N modern
surgery All proper for the admit certain
cure. u pag.s-25 cent. Tor sRle by
ADVANCE, SHERMAN A CO., No. ? Astor House.
All required information will b. given Application
Dr. Dixon At liz Grand door west Of Brundway.
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(NASTlE GARDEN-TUiS BEAUTIFUL AND POPT-
~ lsr place open for the reception Of yisiters
lug the day The Wow from the galleries of the spen aid
Of noble bay and arbor equal in the
world. Admission l2ls cents.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment delicate diseases
and all the kindred Observation-Disclosures BY great num-
her OF beautifully oolored plates large az LIES BY Homer
Bostwek d. lecturer surgery and diseases OF the
above named nature IL large quartotO pages second
edition price So Extract from the Bo,ten Medical and
" Records Actions works the same amilysf dseas
and far superior TO anything o. the ever published
this country Author OF "The Family Physician y price
eents Author ofa vcrt on sefabu.e and its deplo-
81 For sale at the publishers, sTR1NGER& TOWNSHIPS
~ proodwAx. and BY Ahe Anthsr no< nrosd SAy.
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DowERY THEATRE-BoxEs q CENTS; PIT, TX
- cents Orchestra Boxes 90 eents.-Friday evening.
May will be repeated FIVE tabeaux grand spectacle,
nterprsed with music and startling effects called the
COUNT OF MOSTE-CRIsfO-Edmond Dantes, Mr.. Il.
Old Dantes Mr.. Nions; Mons. yefort Mr.. Iltoni Able
PARA Mr. H. l.. Hlon Fernsnd Mr. Hamilton Albert Mr..
II. Jordan; Cadcrouse MrlWinans MAJ Morre Mr. Pope;
Mercedes Miss Wemyss, Hayiee, Miss Denim; Madame
tilda ia atrt
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nR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNT1DENT1ALLY
- on certain diseases, which he treats without mercury.
kecent cured days Thtyone years practice
enables him te cure debility Sc arising from g
sbusc See his London diploma In his private Once, ny
Fulton street. ". B.-No Zee till cured.
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EERRY BOAT FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A
n valuable ferry boat, running from Fermont
length feet draft Of water 81 feet boilers nearly nsv,
and in psrfeo repair Alse ferry boat wanted 70 purchase
exchange of equal sEe hut Of light draft Of water Al
dress CHARLEs WHITEHEAD. - Nassau street.
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NIBLos GARDEN-MANACER. MR. JOHN SEXTON
~ Tickets. 80 cents Private Boxes. ~ Doors open
halfpast six; 20 1t haif-psst o'clo.k-The
Justly celebrated and wonderful Mile Caroline Roaset and
her sisters Adelaide and Cementns, will being this
third night Of their farewell engagement in New York IN
day evening May 3D. will be yed the wASHERWOAAN
Widdgets; Mr. Sloan; Mary While Mrs Sloan To conclude
with the Grand Ballet with entirely dresse entitled
CATARIkA-Catarina, Mile Caroline Roussct; Count Be
rine lie Adelaide Rousset Fra Diayso Mons jean kous
set; Iinoina, Mile Clementine Roussct.
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NJ oTtcF-yrEIprNo To the EARpEsr soI.rc,rA

NoTICE.YlEIDINoI TO TIE EARNEST soLIcIrA-
~ tons Of who have been cruelty deceived b.
certain boastine individuals the undersisned sill con-
unue 70 prescribe for all diseases OF private nature
Those Who by INDUCING In certain destructive habit
youth, have ncapsoitted themselves for the dues and
pleasures Of m may also apply with certainty q relief
n. DELANEY, Nd,
d Iispsnsyd swset scar Broadway.
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rhofhssok or psrAshs o. NostN.
Twentieth Edition. lsmo pr. -. Price 81.
THIS WORK is INTENDED ESPECIALLY ron rRn
MANNED, those plating 10 discios~s
important secrets which should be known them par
ticuiarly.
Here every female-ths Wife, the mothertAo either
budding ntowomsnood the in Tie decline 81
In whom nature templates important 1Aasccan dis
the aud the efficient rcmsdvs
and most certain Of In every complaint TO which
her sen IL subject,
The revelations contained Ia tia have proved bcss
ing to thousands innunersbs letters res.j BY the
author (which he permitted Ny the ~rrr to pubsh viii
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EOR sAvANNAH-oN SATURDAY 30 MAY, At :
~ o'clock y. M.-The steamship ALABAMA captain
&. d. Ludlow, from pier No North river For freight or
passage, apply 20 SAN l.. MITCHELL. iN Front street
The steamship FLORIDA, Captain Lyon, Saturday lOth
OF May, as above.
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nH GREGORY MAS REMOVED To No. 81 DUANE
- street. Centre street. where he may he consulted
eonhdeutay ell diseases Of delicate naturv every
aud evening Dir. q. has enjoyed the confidence
numbtr VI patients in this city Tor than twenty year.
past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
WM. L. WIiTz, Jn., Secretary.
SAFETY or TIE pSNpERO.

ljv The arrival Of the 81 Jl!.hers from Fior'a we are
rrlocct learn of the safety o the Pampero an nu'Der
OF ne particulars of expedition of Gen. Lopez rom tc
trc hs departure from New Orleans, 10 his "i"ns ia
ha ica'a
Tic pumpeso having left New Orleans. proceed " 10 >cy
West Nca there sic remained for several das i' ;le u''
pose of cvaG!Eg the vigilance of the Spanish si?s iaFin
banned from the Key Wes, wreckers that the il ahF :"
the district Of Euea Abao, nealiy opposite hty Te't
~ in arms; Gen Lopez determined! arni h!iae u ms n
in.on ard make his landing among ;lein Steering "r
Bahia Honda his purpose 10 land at sIna oft caed
Sorlo When about eighteen leagues from Havana Tie ma
cncrv of the Pampero got Of order the consequence
% wir that she oated for two hours along tue current
the Cali Stream approachiag all the while towards mat
city. u.
Before the accident repaired she was carried iu III
yca Of The Moro Castle and in sight OF ihe soldiers
on .sc Water Battery Getting steam again she bore
ava" Bahi, Huna-nrcrcr?tlng on Inc way coashs
yca :cl from which Gen. Lopez obtained wo pilots.
The PI,npero approached within y yards OF inc Coas,
vii. n n andiag made without difficulty
p9cZ and his comrades received oF inc lhAaoi'Ecs
m cpngrenate in great nunbers) with open arms ana IN
deed m rea, demonstration OF favor. The planters Drought
forth rs and provisions OF all kinds; and 5oon large aIt
.: Lrpczs Jrcc mounted horfcs the roun ary Oh
e:icaa "f the people.
The PamDrc having remained all night lett Tor hey West
the mex, morning neary destitute f coal Her want Of ne
accounts her having been earlier heard om She
!: now in 4 position of safety.
vc wi only add that have these particulars from one
w was on board the vessel from the time of her departure
from New OrIoans.-[ Sarannat Republican, AHg %