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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

corner q Fulton srte; DO not Intend TO make themselves
smobe by Purchasing the inst ticket Of Miss Catherine
balct hrt ctnlet 20 cxorb.snt prices hut they Do
tenn to merit share % public ratfonsge by keeping a.
tes quality Of rocds sud furnish 70 those that
ITEM viii cell on the most terms They wot
also invite The ladies TO call ahd examine their and
beautiful ttyls Of ridar Hats and chdrens fancy Hats
before Iurclasirg elsewhere.
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I. s. Nail atsam.r Humboldt.

s.
10 TIE PAssENCERs on board II have 80 sckno Wedge
with pleasure the receipt Of your this date. Your
knd eNpeGions Of st sctiou regards the Humboldt
and myself are highly matte ing gratitude. believe,
will he best expressed 10 future eBdeayors
APPRECIATION you have 90 kindly hestosed Accept my
wArmest thanks for this proof Of your friendship and my
beet wishes for health and hsppness obednt
Id LINEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
Profe..or Alexander G. narrx,s rr,coph.-

yedested Comyoynd.The sfhcIey OF THO Justly
celebrated nbrocatiop for and
piras CLOSE and Gken tness to the hair widely
known ana acknoy LEGGED that IL has gained by its mer
reputation which not day. for all time IL the
province Of science and control those physical ev
which refined civilization hiss in its train
IS warm rooms and tight hats with the combined
other in tuenoes exist ill thopsands unhappy
troubled With bald heads and gray hairs say nothing
the various cutSheous diseases 10 which shc head 10
teeted was to relieve these evils that Professor Barry
introduced his invaluable remedy and among the thousand
and one who have been h competitors be stands aoae
on That pedestal ofucoess hep B,rys
or hediested Compound and favor ana ami
veral patronage OF discerning ant intelligent pubic. For
fsstorng ne hs TO ice growth. or
iang out this compound has been all who
have used IT, and by medical men, be sure remedy 20
Graduating tcur dGndu and curing diseases OF the rn
glands, muscles, stir and bruises the
sSays be found sale, speedy and unfang cure; and %
long as
Fair tressss mans in perial race ensnnre,
-. And beauty draws Us with q single hair"
VIII Barry IrcopberOus he the toilet
LADY and gentleman who desire give SOFT glossy and
ltxurant appearance to the natural drapery
throne Sole in large bottles price IS the
once w Bradvey kew York; and by the principal uier
chants and druggB throughout the United States and
Canaea sexco' West Indies Great Britain, France Ge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

SALE OF TIE HAcHr AHEE1cA-Wc arc author.
lied 70 state that Mr. Stevens did not receive
1900 for the America She vas sold for 6 900.
Her owners were content TO sell her n England at
shat he ooat there, without making a profit on
her The victory she accomplished was the only
remmtratioa her owners desired for their services,
in the enterprise Of placing Yankee yacht ia Eng
llsh waters, to beat all England
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Marine Court.

CRrErTY AND IMPRISONMENT At SEA-ANOTuER
CONVICTION or CAPT. SAMUEL p. SAVAGE, OF
1uE KALAMAZOO.
Before Hon. Judge Lynch.
SrPr. 1S-This Individual, against whom M less than
three suits brought for cruel treatment during the
last voyage a hs vessel from Liverpool 10 this port
convicted ths morning in The CT 500 tor imprson-
and ping he surgeon Of the ship Doctor unter
in irons from the 9th Of August m the arrival q the
vessel here the fih September IA report ~ which
published IN The Herald on The 18Th int The
DICT in The cate G. Camrbtagsns Sewage 500 and
that of Crrnin against the same tU these
nov In iuoement on bin and his Uate. church ulC
acted with him The occasions tuet tu tut we
gftt L. .ny he eranfer is nrt 9, Be ,o1rl.
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The American mail steamship Franklin, Capt wotton
close at quarter before IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
McsIio's Fall style -rhe most Popular of

TIE fell style q rentmcns hsts s that 10 be fsuad
4t broadway corner Of Canal street The beauty a
vi. Il enhs need by The fact thst IL emb0dss durab
and ohtaInets Try ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

CoorIg for the hair eyebrows. and whskers be
ered at all tho Wholesale dugts and perfumers in town
aud country also at the principal Office and mandatory
No wa street, wholesale. retail, applied. Beware o.
limitations.
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lope1he subscriber repeatedly calls Of pa-
s recurring somethns uuy elegant to bis ee.aul styles
o. the above artcleg. in the latest mode. EvRRDEI
Broadway eorntr Of Dunno street. Branch Office 10 Wall
ttreet 49,
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TO add tho crovnng adornent 70 the man. while they
eel ride and pleasure In introducing their beautiful
which, In All o. the osgentias Of hnsod work
stands unryaled. HAT Fnlshers Unioa No. ii Psrt Row
oppOsite the Aator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

received, direct from the another of
bssuiul Tnokeefer', in hne gold eases No gentleman
should be without watches Of every deerpt,oa ard
a. riees to suit all His Rehesu Geld Pens are decidedly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Paris Hats.-Just received, m few cases
geLtlenens faEis Hats, Of the present prevailing Paa
wARNocK. Halter, rs Bso,dway Irving House.
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way, Drane street extends most respectally an
earnest invitation 70 gentlemen TO visit h sales room where
they esn irpett his Tall style Of HAT. Give aim call
try of Ifs eleeant Ifats,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

complete Daguerrean Gallery on Broadway near The
~ RI doing excellent busnsss will be sold cheap II ap-
PIED for at once. ID. TAYLOR, Counsellor at Law No.
lJG Nassau street.
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TEnNs FOR THE SALE Or CUBA.
ihoriiy which we believe o. lequita tru
b the terms IT the neg 9tirtipn nov

On authority which we bsIirve b. leqniro uorhv
We learn The terms Of the negotiation nov going on
Lor fer the ssle Of Cuba 20 thc American govern
mott II l. anticipated that General Lcp-z viii be- re-
pulled hut after the spanish government has thus
cleared &c. a. tbs island wall b. foi O. the United
state ior rcunt SUM u money bore iiin one dt,er
WI, b. rivUn-nm0nrt others. imul-nse fum 70 the
Nu.ep hoiher 81 slsn Be- tie noi o. bts bonus
the eotneut Cd hall The rUrchasc money 70 The Eng
Ia ID holders ~ tVauish o. ms
1t IL aid that Lorl fs.aeE,oa i.likes these terms.
We 60 not know how Ear the late explosion in CARA
and New loIk vii effect ts 0fsti1n but accord
ms 20 Our authority. 70 v4 maze difference Gousrsl
Lopsk, tns Engch bondhodsTs. aud other innuential
psrier having tcen engaged In Zoe neg tat0n before
Havana.
The manifest destiny Of Cuba is the ultimate
incorporation Of the islald among the Statos Of
this confederacy. It's commanding maritime DO
sitiSn in the Cull-thc immense ADD increasing
aggregate Of our commerce IN that quartcr-thc
resources, products, and commercial facilities and
advantages Of the island, and various other poll.
teal considerations OF the fret importance, make
the ultimate acquisition Of Cuba, BY The United
States, the sure result Of inevitable fate, or Of
what IL tantamount, the imperative necessities Of
OF foreign and Domestic polly. Il is not al1ne
The local commerce Of the Gulf nor the mere
eoaiiirg business from Mainc TO the rib Bravo,
Which are involved 10 the command Of the straits
between Tie Lac disastrous Bahia Honda and the
Florida heys, but tAs w1rid-t u bracipg steamship
enterprises between New York aud other Atlantic
ports, and Havana, NcS ORLEANS, and the isthnus
passages, demar .Ae free ,rans,, Of the Gulf, and
all the advantages Of fIee communication with
the isaDd.l
Nor does the existing local inzttu,ion Of slavery
offer the slightest impedimen. to tAc suggestcd ac-
suision slavery exists in Cuba; and in its inoor.
poiation with the United States, We are certain
that the condition Of the slaves would be improved
and ameliorated, and that the African slave trade
with the leland would be suppressed. Ii half the
evidence as to the e1ten. Of this praical .aic be-
tween the African slave dealers aud me planters Of
Cuba be true, the rcsccablc acquisition Of the
island should be primary object with our ph.ian-
thrsrists In fact since the late action Of the go
yerrmebt Of Brazil, in aid Of the combined Lnslhh
and United states squsdrons OF the African coast
in the suppression of this traffic. IL would be well to
lcck 10 Cuba Bra1il has, heretofore. been the great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Wig Factory at No Wall street. whore be found
best selection of Wigs ieaps and Toupees They al
manufactured the preBises of the best material aud
workmanship and oer great inducements to purchasers
COY the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Tnr Farrr CRor At MALAcA Accounts 10 The end Of
August that the unusually weather had has
tened the ripening Of the fruit at Malaga which
ccmrg in earlier than had been expected The fruit
small and not 20 handsome AZ last year
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Gournud's Liquid H-Ir Dye InstantIy Co

lore red or cray hair 20 black brown without uur
70 the skin hair Gourauds hedieated Soap
Eimples freckles supbur chops ehsfes Sc Lily White
Pocdre Subtitle Liquid Rouge aud air Gloss 81 Walker
street near Broadway; Calender IS South Third street.
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

The TRIUMPH THE AMERICAN YACHT CHAM
PIoNs.-lt is notorious that ya,h. from the
United States, or from its prominent polite al,
commercial, social, fashionable point, New York,
has recently excited great interest in England by
its sailing qualities, when brought into competition
with the yacht squadron Of our sea grit neighbor.
for they are no more, since we have had the
briefest kind Of voyages between Albion and the
New Netherlands, by the aid Of the paddle.wheels
Of the New York built steamship Pacific, and Other
vessels Of the Collins line Of steamers. Well, that
triumph Of the American yacht, very properly called
America" which has recently attracted not
only our attention, but our pride, should not be
forgotten; and, as have recently, in this city,
given most significant demonstration of our gra-
tifcation TO Edward X. Collins, Esq, for his en- /.
erpIise in building the best line Of steamships in
the werld, we should do equal justice to those
who have established in Europe fame for Ameri-
can yachts, beyond that which halos the sailing
craft ofthe olinations Of the world Now, probably
by the next steamer that will arrive frem Liverpool
at this port, we may expect the presence Of Com
modore John G. Stevens, and Messrs Wilkes, and
Hamilton, the owners Of the yacht america
which has created 80 great a sensation in British
waters, that she has been purchased in England at
an Advance upon her cost Of fifteen thousand dollars
They will eome-but how will they comet Shall
they arrive in the usual quiet style Of American
citizens returning from Europe, or shall we give
them reception in our enthusiastic New York
style-one Of those spontaneous outbursts Of mingled
pride, ambition, qualification and joy which aAi
mate the American heirt or shall il be with
The cool, imperturbable gravity that becomes a
part and parcel Of fixed and immogable fact 7
We think The former will bes comport with the
popular feeling. Firstly, must have a reception;
secondly, glordcation; thirdly, a presentation;
fcurthly, a specialization; sni lastly, a grand
dem stration suited to the OCCASION % do honor 70
those who have made the little yacht Of American
manufacture leave the English yachts 'hali seas
over" Who Is to make ,he second movement in /
'his mattcrl We have made the first.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Summary of the News.

The news by telegraph in our columns this
ncrHing is of a varied interesting, ard important
character. Though mesgre in relation to the state
Of affairs in California, it shows healthy state OF
business and society. The mining prospects are
good The steamships Illinois and Brother Jona-
than were both obliged to stop at Southern ports,
being short OF coal, in consequence of heavy gales
The grand railroad jubilee at Boston till attracts
great attention, and he proceeding Of yesterday
will be read with interest. President Fillmore
and Lord E gin are the lions of the day, while Mr..
Webster retres to more comparative quiet and
privacy.
The nominations Of the Liberty party Convention
have been made and the Convention adj burned sine
sse, after having adopted Flatfor embracing AL
the factions outside of tho regular parties. Mr..
Gerrit Smith is fearful thS. he cannot do as much
good as president as be could in the capacity Of a
private citizen.
The State fair al Rochester goes far ahead ofany
like exhibition ever got up in this state and must
prove gratifying to those who hope for the prospe-
rity Of American skill and agriculture. The whole
AFFAIR most BIZ liant
We are sorry to see that it is reported Genera
Quitman is about TO place himself at the head Of
another expedition az ailst the island Of Cuba. We
give that gallant officer credit than to believe
be Will mady rush to bis own destruction, and the
destruction Of those who might follow hin, in such
hazardous undertaking, with the certainty of de-
feat, and probable annihiiatiOn, before him. The
late unfortunate invasion should teach all who
think of such thing, that Spain will maintain her
supre macy in that island, for the present at least
and the government Of the United States will arrest
the departure of any formidable fO,ce that may at
tempt to embark.
The general news Is Of an interesting character.
The recall Of the United states Charge de Affsires
at Denmark, is an event which has been for some
time expected, as it was known the gentleman 90
eupying tina. position had accepted a nomination in
PenrsJ lyania, as a candidate for the judiciary.
The Europa's news created no change ia the cot
ton market at New Orleans, and prices ranged
downward.
Our Baltimore correspondence. for which we
could not fnd space this morning spe ks Of proba-
BILE trouble among the politicians Of the state Of
Maryland. The 70 nation Of a party, calling them
selves the balance Of power and selecting candidates
from the nominations of the old parties, will create
considerable excitement, and probably result in the
success Of potion Of both Of the latter.
fzAs may be seen by our Phila ielphia correspond
ence there is political trouble in tha, section the
whole Of the native American party acting against
the wing candidate for Governor thereby rendering
his success uncertain.
The governor, 1t will be seen, has refused to in
terfere with the sentence Of the law against Stookey
md his execution will take place to-day. The court
yesterday granted writ Of error in Carnefs case.
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dsvot his attention especially to diseases OF tho Eye
Esr from 60 ocloek daily a. the same oee3 he has
emn ior the last 2jl Broadway entrance
Warren street, where be bad his rreati the Eye
price ~ cnts Also, great variety OF Artificial Eyeg
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prices, at Kelly Il Fergusons BOY Broadway. sne
81 Resde streetR. F. having facilities for manufactur
ing 81 AIDES that not equaed by tho
United States prepared to exhibit their customers
very large assortment Of 81 ads and all other articles used
in turng and hanging shades. which they will sell
lower than other house In this city N BStore anG
other large shades painted to order in superior Style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
Court Calendar for Friday

SUPREME CouRr-CrRcuIT Nos. $50, 692 591, 500 to
COZ eC4, COS.
COMMON PLEAs-Same as yesterday.
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80 William street three doors from Fulton street.
sale his entire stock of splendid English
pets Oi cloths Table Covers &c. SC at prices unusually
low for cash Families about purchasing will do we'll to
call and supply themselves, a. Wholesale prices. N. B.
Si COZ worth of Corpeting of every description offered
at who leSale on reasonable terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

The Island CT Cuba-Re ported Proposals of
Sale TO the United states, by the spanish
Government.
The following significant article we extract from
the Lonaon Leadc, Of the 9th instant, an able and
highly respectable journal, Of the liberal school
which we received By the Europa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Clumsy nting Shirts dear at any price, None such
have lett will be permitted to leave Green's
Establishment No Astor House His system Of fitting Is
nsble the style of his Shirts stchess Ore purchase
at Green's and you become permanent customer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

~ glish AZ American gram and Thfee ply Carpets at
Bowerv, HIRAM ANDEkSUN'S.-Ouly one dollar per yard
for new choice Carpete Threepy Carpets Al g.
rtard tpondd lngrain Carpets at 49, 5s and 6s Table
Covers IL and Rugs 2 each urugget Is to Is yard.
The greatest bargains offered in this country.
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70 any who md consumption that has
taken Watts Nervous Antdote. TOR l positive
sumption or debility OF remain after taking 10.
w. Il. MiLLEr Music Saloon, SO Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

straed that the PheLix Safe, sold By Perce Valen
tine No 22 Wser street will resbt twice much heat as
The salamsnder Safe Therefore. thooe who want real
safe, VIII purchase Phenix at l22 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19
AstOnishinQ Reduction In the Price OF

street. the Boots Shoes and Caters
the city purchased at the lowest possible rates. To
those who doubt assertion, we say, 20 and try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

received from auction from 81 to S7 also pair heavy
Cashmere Pants snd quantity Of yests Of all kinds
from 80 cents pwards which selling at ten
above cost at the old s. Suit Store OF Nassau an
Reel
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san rno Winter silks, and other Dry
Goods as hsrinoe shawls Cloaks De Laiues Cashmeres
EMosSaTER %ak be obtained At HITCHCOCK
where, also houseksepers will ind rood sa 80
Blanfets Lace and Muslin Window Draperiss F,.vnais
Muslins, he. -P'Ai''' hiAnneAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Fsii rnd Winter silks, and other Dry
Goods. h'.inOe shawls cioaks De LANES Cs.hmsres
ss Obtained ssa.s At iHLTGaCoGk
salss Lace and Muslin wn ind sISs sSas Of wo0lsn
Fashionable CIothinE.-One price. mn de-
Walton r. os in n want Of good oloshs
hUhRoE co.'s ore price store. 4ii Broadway between
Howard and Grand streets.
1900 Overcoats, with rich Innings, Just
Fran .ns .5y 81 S w 81 As % fss.y
% 81 & a ss S we are az Ten per cant
Beekman street.
To Gentlemen OF Taste and Fashion,.
Clumsy shirts ara dear at any price None such
Eshshmens No. Assor House His system Of Stsns Is
iafslibe the style Of his shirts m.ehess Ore purchase
At The Boot Makers Union, No. 50 Nassau
street the bess and dsouest Boots Shoes and Caters
the city purchased at the lowest possible rates. To
those who doubt our assertion we say go and try
Astonishing Reduction In the Price Of
4 SsP per-
P,r,ard 'psnds inssala Carpets u s. ana g. Table
The greatest bargains ever offered in This country.
Carpets Cheap. for Cash.--Wm. Nc Grorty.
% s sss three oS5 from Fulton street 1H
pets Of cloths Tabe Covers c at prss Unusually
low for cash Families about purchasing will do well to
500 @ worth Of Csrpcting Of every dsssrpsion offered
at Wholesale. on reasonable terms
Window Shades for Sale. mt Reduced
At e @ fsF .ne
ing ST AIDES that equaed by any in tho
Of and ii to Their Se
IN and hansns shades. which they will sell
other large shades painted to order in superior style
PheBix Safes.-is has been fully demon
strated that the Pherix Safe. sold By PIERCE Valen
tine No i22 Water street will resib twice much heat
the salamtnder Safe sreforo thoee who want real
safe viii purchase Phenx, at o. l22 Water street.
$1,000 ReVyara.-I viii pay TINT amount
TO who lind in consumption that has
taken Watts Nervous Antdote, tor an positive con-
sumption debility cam OF remain after taking 10
w. Il. hiLLEr Music Saloon, SO Bowery.
DIR. James w. POWELL, Ocullst, Aurlst, &C.,
dsvot his attention especially diseases of tho Eye
Esr from 60 oco ck daily the Offices he has
emnitd or the last seven 2j Broadway entrance
warren street where be bad his rea The Eye"
price W c,nts Also great variety OF Artificial Eyes,
TO Southern and Western merchsnss.-r
will sell TO tealers Mrr. JeFyiss Cold Candy at wholesale
prices which will insure good profit The good reputation
OF this Cough CANDY, ell who can resd must know.
MRS W. JERViS, 1866 broadway principal Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-19

Walton Persons in want Of good clothing we'll made
vited 20 call examine the Al
MUhRoE co.'s ore price store AL Broadway, between
Howard and Grand streets.
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Incorporated B'ks Associated B'ks Total

The PATENT OFFIcE.-The exterior of the
east wing of this public edifice will be finished
in the course of about three weeks. The pro
gress of the work has been watched with much
anxiety by those who take an interest in the
city's Improvements and embellishments. This
addition is built of beautiful white marble. from
the extensive quarries Of Mr.. Symington, in
Baltimore county, at which place, and the Pat,
ent Office, upwards of one hundred and thirty
hands ha1 been engaged; some in detaching
the material from its firm bed, snd others pre-
pairing it for setting. The first stone of the
east wing was laid on the fifth of July, lS49