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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

CESTREvmLE CovRsE, L. L-TRoTrISG.-A purse OF
$3.50 mile heats, best three in five, in harness. was
uoted for yesterday afternoon by Boston GIRL Conf
dence, and Selim Black Jack also entered for the
race, but did not contend The most exciting
one throughout Confidence was the favorite at the
start at 20 to against the field, and great deal Of
money changed hands. The time excellent and the
race gave general satisfaction.
First Heatselim the pole, Boston Girl the second
place Confidence the outside Seim took the lead and
kept 10 the quarter pole but breaking up, the
shot ahead half dozen lengths Confidence also passed
Sem before he recovered aud began gaining the
at the half mile pole; but she too far in advance
be overtaken and she won the heat by three four
lengths in 24ls selim just got inside the distance
stand.
Second Heat-Good start-a together TO the dra wgate
Confidence drew out and led the Alength to the
quarter pole, in thirty seconds She closed with
him on the back stretch Selim falling oil On the lower
turn the mare broke up and fell of length, by which
accident she lost her chances for the heat Confidence
by length. in 23s. Selim about in the place
as in the previous heat.
Third Heot-The led round the turn, Confidence
second Selim in good position. The and Conf
dence both broke up before reaching the quarter poe
and bet they recovered Sem alb thirty yards
ahead Going down the back stretch and round the
lower turn the trio got closer together aad they
on the home stretch all in heap and after most
exciting struggle, Confidence won by neck. in 40
Boston Girl broke her martngale in coming the soore
and was beaten by length or so.
Fourth Heat-A most beautiful start aud they kept
Tapped all round the upper turn and down the back
stretch; but the lower drew clear
and continued to lead to the three four lengths
Confidence and Selim both broke up the home
and Confidence came ia second. Time, 2:37.
Fifth Heat.-Contdence still the :avorite but not
at such high odds at the beginning Of the Con-
fdence took the lead as the word given but the
mare overlook him at the quarter pole in thirty nine
seconds aud they continued Tapped down the back
stretch On the lower turn, the mare broke up and IL
appeared that Confidence would win the without
accident. Hiram. however, not to be beat without
effort; and by most mastery movement in a short
time forced her up to Confidence passed him, and led
home lengh ahead, in 2;3S Selm was not far behind
The following is u summary -
Hiram oodruff entered b. m. Boston Girl 3 |
S. McLaughli entered < Confidence. = / 2
q. Raynor entered s. z. Srlim ..............
Time 241 la-2:3S-2:40-23T-2:3S
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This popular establishment opened Monday night
that portion If the immense pile IL nearly COM
pleted and the public begin 10 have distinct impress
sons Of what the whole monument Of enterprise will be
two months hence all who look At the stately eddce
know that it is Of the attractive objects
Broadway The garden within, with its delightful
however is the present reigning theme
In all circles and every night when il Is thrown open
thousands hurry towards it enjoy the luxuries pro-
vided for them
The Rave Family, with the old favorte, Gabriel, once
present give life TO the nts
popular than ever The additions to the pantomimic
corps have been happily made, and the engagement IF
Ciocca in the place Of the unfortunate danssus Leh
who lost her life by FIRE last season is deemed
most judicous one-so admirably does she sustain the
position assigned to her Graceful, buoyant aud arts
tic she has every requisite for giving delight to the spec
tators The rope dancers Blondin coet and Madle Lee
ontne Cape are also highly attractive. Besides these
too there IL Burtons company, whose performances
three times in each week mirth- provoking and we'll
suited 10 give the utmost pleasure 20 those VINO delight
in the comic English drama The plays performed are
such as cannot please every class of spectators
while they represented with great spirit by the excel
lent company which has been engaged In addition to
all this the lounge in the saloon-he refrrshmentsin
fact the and appliances for making summer ORA
matte establishment agreeable are just such to pro-
duce profitable results and impression Is that Nblo
will have the successful he has yet known.
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public works have thus far this year unusually
productive, and AZ the season advances their receipts
are likely be still larger Our growing crops have
vigorous and healthy appearance, and the harvest
likely to be most abundant. Every department of in
dustry is in active and profitable operation all classes
have full and remunerating employment and do not
in the POLITICAL financial and commercial horizon of
this hemisphere, the first indication of impending evil
the first sign of any interruption in rapid pro-
gress to that position in the rank of nations which it
Is destiny later t. occupy In years
past, have been more less injuriously Affect
ed by the political revolutions and financial revul-
tions Of Europe, but longer dependent
upon the preservation of peace and prosperity
among the nations of the old world and stand upon
pinnacle far above every other nation that almost
every local interest is beyond injury from foreign inu-
Before the discovery of gold in California
the producers of nearly all the essential articles
consumption but the greatest producers of
gold and the industry of every nation in the world will
be at command Our cotton and not always
in such active demand abroad desire and
always command markets for staple products;
but gold is alwaysought after and has Little trouble ia
finding purchasers H. then anything was wanted be.
fore the acquisition of California give the control
the financial and commercial affairs of the universe
have it in the soil of that section Of our Onion
The receipts the office Of the Assistant
this port to day amounted to Slo5oo payments, $780,
479 04-balance, 81 257 .s43 "a
The steamship Africa for Liverpool takes out $751;
COO in specie, principally American gold. The steam
ship Asia from Liverpool brings three days later utei-
gence from all parts Of Europe. The commercial
counts not so favorable anticipated Prices for
cotton dropping. The market much dc.
pressed.
The following the
RreEurs THE NV York HARLEM RAILROAD Co
May, 1851. S5soi5 "a
1850 ................ 4tii6 50
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DOU BILE SH EFT.
New York, Thursday, june 3, 1851.
Summary OF the Latest Intelligence.

As might have been expected, there no
choice of United States Senator from Connecticut
yesterday Two ballots in the House were had,
but no result, even as far that body is concerned
was arrived at. Mr. Seymour, Union democrat,
according to the two ballots which have bsen
taken, appears to be the most prominent candidate;
but as the wings have the control of the Senate,
It's not probable that he or any other democrat
can be elected We glad to perceive that a
number of wings refused to vote for Mr.. Baldwin,
who is tinetured with aboltionism. This and
other indications lead US to believe that Con-
necticut is sound on the great question Of
be no election of Senator from that state this
year It would certainly be advisable to sub
NIT the question to the people, at their next
election, if a good and true Union man cannot
be returned. As far as the subject Of the slavery
agitation is Concerned, it is quite immaterial whe-
ther wing or a democrat be elected, provided he
is sound on the subject Of the constitution. On the
whole, Connecticut looks well, and we hope will
give good account Of herself. The Democratic
State Convention Of Pennsylvania convened yester-
day, at Reading. The members in attendance
organized temporarily, and permanent orgai liza
ton viii probably be agreed upon to-day. The
prospect is that there will be interesting strug
gle between the friends Of General Cass and Mr..
Buchanan, before its adjournment.
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention.
for the nomination Of candidates for Governor and
Canal Commissioner, assembled yesterday, at
Reading The Buchanan and Cass using
every exertion 20 gain the ascsndancy; and, from
present indications, the convention appears to be
endeavoring to select a candidate for President,
rather than for Governor. 1t is thought that Mr.
Bigler Buehanante, viii eventually be decided
upon for the Governorship.
The Industrial Convention met az Albany yester-
day, but nothing Of any moment was done, in con-
sequence Of members from distance not making
their appearance. Their proceedings will be found
under our Geographic head.
The New Hampshire Legislature was yesterday
organized, by the appointment Of democratic pre-
siding officers in each branch.
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represented as curious, because he had his tail
where his head should be.
The English press appear to have been caught in
the same scrape, by not understanding the tone and
purpose Of the articles which published, and the
good advice which We gave them, in relation to
the political condition of England, the Industrial
Exhibition, the difficulty of procuring a new minis
try, and all the other contradictions that go to make
the present anomalous political condition of Eng
land. They have seen the wonderful Yankee horse
that had his tail where his head should be-
How do you like him, John Bull
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MOVEMENTS OF CALIFORNIA GoLD DrsT
,tal. 49,. s4633.7y5 sl4.6s9 400
S100j5.6l4

The official returns from the Custom House Of San
Francisco give the shipments from that port 10 the
10Th of April which amounted to So 45l,S67. We have
added to that three million dollars the estimated
expectation for the remainder Of the month This is
moderate the three which left So Francisco
the LIST Of May, had freight than millions
of dollars in gold dust This added to the shipments
tween April 18th and the Of May will make full
100000 estimated. Extraordinary as this state
ment is, the official report of the United States Mint
Philadelphia of the receipts Of Caor nia gold dust in
each of the past five months, is still astonishing =
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distan all field of and al
though occupy high ground in Hating
world intoxicated with but like
ourrend Crockett (being sure we're ght) deter
mined to keep going ahead aud should
dulous in the Community they have but step
OF the Hat Finshers Union and examine sp. ndd
stocl Of Hats &c. there displayed dispei
aoult NJ u Park Row, opposite the Aston House. B.
Remember the Hat Tinshers' Union No. IL Park Row
J. t My association Of practical hatters in this city, No
branch
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VERY nPoRrASr FROM WAsHiSGrov.-WHIr-
TLKsEY, CoRwiS, AND STrART.-A few days ago.
our Washington telegraphic correspondent, who Is
generally very accurate IN bis statements asserted
tina, a fare-up Or difference of opinion, Ia a matter
ofs 30 900, bad taken place between Mr. Secretary
Stuart and Tom Corwin. The cause q this was
said to be, tina, Mr. stuart authorized the Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs to draw on the Treasury
Department for forty thousand dollars, 70 make q
treaty with certain Indians, and that, when it came
before the First Comptroller, Mr. Whittlesey, he
refused 70 pass it, as contrary % Law Mr. Whit
tlesey does not deny the principal fact but, Jerry
Sneak Like, comes out with the annexed card, cor
rcctng the leather and prunella q the state nent
and nothing morc--his whole story amounting y
nothing
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stock bonds and the net income, when completed,
is estimated st least $3.50 Oo0 which is than the in
terest The road is expected to be
plet,d during the next year
The annexed section from the constitution Of
Maryland which about being presented to the peo-
pie of that State for their acceptance REFUSAL In re-
laton to the contraction of public Indebtedness Is So
sautary IN all ts restrictions that we give 1t for the
benefit Of that class Of population and all other
States who would willingly rush headong into all kinds
Of extravaganza upon the credit Of the public treasury
Sec o. No debt shall hereafter contracted by the
Legislature unless such debt shall be author lied by
law prev ding for the collection of an annual tax o.
ax's suici ut to the interest ON such debt as IT,
fal due and also To discharge the principal thereof
within fifteen years sm the time Of contracting the
same and the taxes laid for this purpose shall not be-
repticu or aPpeu 70 any oth.r object unth the saiu
debt and the terest thereon shall be fully discharged
and the amount Of debts contracted aud ping
unpaid shall never exceed one hundred thousand dol
lars The credit Of the State shall not IN any manner
be given or loaned to or in aid Of individual assoca
tio corporation shall the General Assembly
the power in any mode to involve the State in the
struction of works Of internal improvement in any
enterprise which shall involve the faith redit Of tho
State make appropriations therefor. And they
shall Dot pirate the proceeds Of the internal
impairment conn auies. the State levied
which ray hereafter be levied, pay of the public
debt to any other purpose until the interest and debt
are fully paid or the sinking fund shall be equal the
amount OF the outstanding debt; but the Legislature
may wit bout lay ring tax, borrow amount never to
exceed fifty thousand dollars. to meet temporary def
amount that may be necessary fer the defence Of the
State
There qaibbling about this 1t will require.
the explain any eminent lawyer make this clear
TO the comprehension of all 1t is explicit every
point advise the members of every convention
formed in any State in the Union for the purpose Of
visng the constitution to take this model and adopt
it, without abridgement or alteration The const~
tuition of Mary land may, whole be- Objectionable,
and the people Of that State may reject it but the above
section is alone sufficient to reconcile many defects in
other provisions and trust that in all notifications
which may be made, the twenty second will be left yim-
paired The odum attached to the of Mary
and in the payment Of interest her public debt has
been almost entirely removed and the credit Of the State
stands high both home and abroad and the adoption
of the above section would have wonderful influence in
sustaining the present market price of her securities in
all the money markets of the world.
The tenth annual report Of the Concord Railroad Com
papy gives the following statement Of the business Of the
roas for the year ending April 80, 1851, viz
CONCORD On. ii RAILROAD.
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Of kfeuuatfsr, ard Neuraria Mr.. X. - MARSHALL
during period II one year dreaefuy addicted w1 the
rheumatism neuralgia and painful swengs ana enlarge
ent Of the Joints These pains were 80 severe as
frequently deprive him o. rect sleep for whole nights
Of and enlarged aud tue
features distorted that % his friends could scarcy
recognise him In vain using every remedy whom
medical science and skill could suggest Mr. Marshall had
recourse that vraiiing purifyer-Hyatts Life Bastm
The bottle accorded relief aad few bottles
81 the disesse Mr. Marsha resides at
The Life Balsam the most certain re-
uedy Tor RheatnatisH Neuralgia scrouia Kngs Evil Fis
Nereural Old Ulcers fimples and Blotehes
the face, Dyspepsia, Sc Principal once ~ Bowsy
Agent for Brooklyn Mrs Hayes 5 Fulton street Seventy
sve cents per bottle.
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rnidness, Thinnesses on the scalp, Dam

and other diseases and o. disease the hair
ehettraly cured b. the ~ BuEe ~ peron Fluid
10 prevents di-oloraton ana promotes hue go siness
cftnse IL tes ture. 20 much desired sold ~ sac "a
ychtor William Boyle az Washington street, BQst9n A.
4 ~ Sanas. 100 Fulton street; hushton, clark Goa
rs broadway; cary co. aud Brigham y Day, Fvari
street. New , 0rk aud ~ the druggists generally.
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CoNFrRoLIER's 0rFicE. Juus Z 1871
Frrrcns ~ NsrfosAL IvrtLtfef SrrE:-tne New
fork III aa q yesterday undgr the head II "New- by
Telegraph, states. among other things, that hsssrs.
CorWm and stuart aormed and il l. rsid the former
told Mr. Whitiiesey that II b. cou0 the matter
they did h. bad better resign II Is due 70 tnese
distinguished gentlemen aud to myself that say that
remark Of the kiud made My interviews with
these gentlemen have not been interrupted ~ any
pleasant expression feeling have had plea
sure MIR stuart far s.me day- pass aud
exchanged word regard 70 SUBJECT mentioned Ia
tie articie from which the extract u made Most in
cerely yours. ELISHA WHlrfLEsEf.
Now, this card is miserable subteruge. The
main allegation Of the statement was true, md Mr..
Whittlesey knows very we'll that be refused to sign
the warrant for the forty thousand dollars more or
less This, the true Issue Ia the statement, Il pass
ed over, and an immaterisl issue l. brought for
ward to throw dscredit on our well-nformed aud
intelligent correspondent. This will not benefit Nj
Wbittlescy, ortbose who have prompted him to take
the step he has IN this matter, which is very much
like the publication Of the card correcting the
leather and prunella Of our statements IN the tliao
II the Gslp5in cabinet. Who knows but tbs, too,
may be fortrunner of similar destiny FOR the
present ministry-who knoWsl
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examine stock Of unequaet assortment Of Stoves
have just got Air tight Cooking stove FIR 1884, TIL
Odd Fellow. Also s6 sizes Of furnaces which
used with without oven the only thing Of the kind
market ABEN DROTH BR0THERS. III BeehnAn ST
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compound for the restoration sud prscrNati9n II the
hsr rUtwti taIdnE the great competition it has q con
ter WITH stu retains ITS reputation ono Of the best ar
tccs purpose nteuded that be found Ia this city
Death II the originator Thousands who have
ucd geouy for the restoration and preservation
OF the hair unable procure a. have been sompeed ~
substitute IN t place - e cheap n9strums Intended
a. object, much " their regret. are
aned IN tsila that the rnal receipt
Eas possession q A. Miller, who has opened a
depot s5 street, where be would be
happy supply all Crders either Wholesale Or retail.
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did Rocky Mountain Beaver Hat Genns lead
ing style for the Summer together
variety Of undress summer Hatsgh dahing and Of the
beet material and the highest finish. While adding
valuable improvement to his fabrics Senin
heres unalterably to his old and moderate prices
GENIN, ia Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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ougerJust spena hour At the Doctors residence ~
rtenv street. and hear yourselves The poor
will all be Of the worst diseases consumption wne
rich are thinking absut IT, 10 positively working
wonders Twenty aud thirty day relieved Of the
diseases. Depot TO- Nassau street.
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sis furnishing articles at fair
18th unerrr Atty These rules observed At u.
T. GkELN ; Furnishing Establishment, for gen emen 0.
lAstor House, where Shirts Collars Drawers Undervess
sing Gowns Cravat OF the most approved style and
material will be found Shirts warranted TO IT. made to
order at very short notice.
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LAST MEETING OF TIE COMMON COUNCIL FOR
THE MAY TERM.-The Boards Of Aldermen and As
sistant Aldermen met AZ early hour yesterday in
their respective chambers, for the purpose of
plotting the business of he May session of the City
Legislature There large amount of routine
business disposed of, although but few papers of
general interest were acted upon.
In the Board of Aldermen, report adopted by
the Board of Assistants in lSi9 in favor of the en-
largement of the Battery, taken up and con-
curred in, by vote Of 10 to Z. The subject called
out considerable discussion Alderman Franklin
took the ground that this Board had no legal right
to take up the old paper and that the concurrence
Of this Board with the action of former Board of
Assistants would be mere nugaory act. The chair
man pro tenn, Aid. Sturtevant, decided with Aid.
Franklin; but an appeal from the decision of the
chair being made, the Board overruled the chair,
and subsequently adopted resolution Of concur
renee
In the Board Of Assistants, l2l papers were dis
posed Of Among the items of business completed
were the following Concurrence was had with the
Board in the reports and resolutions favorable to
building a new court house in the Park, between
the old Aims House and the Rotunda, and to lay
1t was also determined to erect new ward out of
that part Of the Sixteenth ward lying bet geen
Twenty-sixth and Fortieth streets; and to establish
ferry from the foot of Eighty six III street T. a
Ferry. The Board adjourned, at about III ocla
to meet again the first Monday Of Septem +
next.
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Bic Bittors ackngNtdged 60 be fr tue bst
meGi6ne IN vogue for the diseases which ~ recon
MenJed The dsmand understand "a daily noreastnS
difficult 70 supply hir orders altnoukl ha
made factory three times a. large as u was Tts
medicine pleasant the taste, and gives universal salts
faction which the Ernnt secret Of its great "
be Obtained u the draggis generay throu6hon the oy
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Nothing can Imped. nj. Progress.-KnoX's

enterprise proverh and not surprised at learning
that lac rapidly Opposing Of his large assortment Of
the beautiful descriptions of Hats known Rocky
Noun Beaver expressly for the
months they Light ascnatny beautiful, and every
respect worthy Of KNOWS great reputation Secure
mer Hat at by calling az his Puar establishment rs
hutton street.
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.crirrs OF Psopucr AT TlDr w,rra

The ment of breadsufs and provisions this year,
has been unusually active The increase in the receipts
Of -four, wheat. and lard has been enormous The
canals opened little earlier this year than in either of
the previous II the receipts continue through
the the supplies the market sill be sufficient
to depres prices far below remunerating points unc
an external den and springs up large enough relieve
ug q "A tipnp Of hes urplu
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hair 20 blown BLACK Gourlsds italian
hedicated soap cures tan pnpes kle erupaon go
Gourauds subtitle eraaoates hair rom upper ups
lace, any part of the budy-warrRutsd Ge0reaus "a
quid Rouge ios pale lips and cheets LILY te hair Se
storatlve etc. are ali found a. Dr. FELIX GUUkAUD -
old established laboratory 81 Walker street nrs " 70
Broadway Caendsr - south Third street. Philadelphia
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visiting the Worlds Fair should provide themselves for The
smoky atmosphere Of the Crystal Palace by par
chasing supply Of those cheap suits Of Summer @hin
be obtained only Of I. SM l1H Jr City Clothing Ware
from - 20 to
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Hart deceased is to be continued this day the
chants Exchange The unsold balance embraces
the best in the whole property Cason Washington, and
Grand avenues, and Baltic, Butler, Douglas and De-
graw streets, in the Ninth ward, Brooklyn.
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respectfully invited 10 examine this choice selection Of Dress
Combs the variety beyond all doubt the in the
city. comprising the most beautiful work in sAol and
buffalo horn. CoIsbs repaired aud maze TO order.
A. J. SAUNDERS.