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voyage nom this to your destination through the Gold
en- Gate, remain very respectfully yours,
HENRY w JOHNSON,

Com'd'r Steamship Prolnetheus.
The undersigned cabin passengers board the steam
ship fromcthcus on her late voyage from Chasres TO
New York desire parting to tender their cordial
thanks to Capt Henry Johnson and his officers for their
uniform civty courtesy, and attention in the perform
~ their various Offices We deem il but justice
to state. that consider Capt Johnson by the easy
urbity Of his manners. and his soeiable intercourse
ton to the duties Of his position to be eminentiy well
qualified to be the popular commander of what Is
certainly mos, popular , slp ~, For comfort, con,
scarcely he eutdone whilst 1t IL too much say,
that she is as wortiy commanded and onicered as
May the noble ship long live to be the pride of the
ocean over which he 50 successfully rides aud all
which ,ne heir asd eorts to please deserve sgnsd
A Hartman. Jr. Geo. q. Thomas, Alexander Austin,
janin PRICE, J. Higgins, d Hail. + D. Plnpton, VIM
Is Davis Frederic p. Rowland II J. Hall and lady Ed
wards Hall. A. o Gay, w Smith IL S, Baldwin, John
Is Price, Joseph Hi,r Warren stearns X Gelsten and
lady, Mrs. A. L. Wilson Mr. j. Is. Hyde, VIM H. Bovine,
John =. Bell, Jno W Macy Lieut. }. ii. Macarthur,
Nj Ipeersoll JOHN 'Brien. f. Hunt. J. johnson, II III
Sterling, A. n Humphreys. T. kinsinan, j. W Duffy,
NJ. D.. John Langdoll, j. H. springme'r. james Kama
ven, X. Norwood Atlantic W Renshaw J. G. Waterman
cabin passengers Of steamer Prometheus.
April Is, 1851.
SURVEY CoLonApo CHA RIVERS, &c.-The
.qna California Of the sth, says -
"The government vessel Inyincblc which arrived in
hrbor this day, has been employed for the last three
months in surveying the Colorado and ella Rivers also
islands in the Gulf Of California under the direction Of
Lieut. Derby From what we have been able to learn,
the channel Of the Colorado very and unnav
gable for any vessel, excepting fat bottom steamer.
The current runs very rapid The Invncibe with diff
Guilty got 80 miles Full particulars, however, of this
survey will doubtless soon be made known"
P.cKET SHp ALBERT GALLATIS-The cabin passengers
of the packet ship Albert Galatin arrived Friday
from Liverpool before separating drew up card express
sive Of their uneigned thanks to Capt Dclano Mr. Mer
rihew DR. NJ Mum. and the remainder OF the ships OIL
for their unrcmtng attention to the comfort and
welfare of the passengers and their admiration Of the
skill and exercised in performing their arduous
duties.
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I'm HthIth phrt mhntalns harmOnlonS sWay,
One nerve unstrung, the rest diseordant play"
This admirable remedy for Dyspepsia wonderfully efca
cous in all nervous complaints, and those whose n
unstrung should hnd restoration to health by its
1t is sold the low price Of fifty cents bottle and
be procured wholesale and RETAIL at Hutehng principal
ONCE I22 Fulton street.
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81 1onin Irring sty lj the absence ~ all exar
Estaten IN its epniormaon The conical shape Is pu
hiently per,eptite without heng prominent feature
and all the details w. assmhte with other n per-
fett ymmctry This four dollar hat for season Il mo-
del w0rk or art GENfN
2it Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls.
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and the public may safely rely upon
The wig department is energetically attended to-
from close study the exact structure Of tho
head he is warranted in stating that Is impossible o is
u.s. Broadway, opposite the Broadway Theatre
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Bogle's Electric Hair Dye requires only to-

he known to be appreciated before anything else It's
rr merits the theme Of and surprise by all
whe it, The ladies long dpaired Of getting 80
feet Hair Dye eesaces with it, May be had,
with Bogle Hyperion Fluid the hair and his other
Co. a73 broadway Cary Co., and Brigham Day, Pearl
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igs and Toupees said be the perfect
imitation OF nature the mind conceive. They
almost to regret losing their hair Citizens and
strangers should call at No. all street, and them.
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whskers the is applied without injury
hair skin 1t be washed immediately without dis
ut Phalons Wig and Toupee mandatory 7 Broadway
For sale in the city and country BY druggsts generally
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permented upon by dabllers profession involving
the and comfort when by using Bache
lor original and genuine Hair Dye established aud in
cessul operation the last twelve the risk of dsap
pointment is avoided Bachelors Hair Dye be pro-
cured at street. and at all the druggists and peru
mel
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The British mail steamship Asia, the crack boat
of the Cunard line, commanded by Capt. Judkns,
must arrive at this port before twelve o'clock to-
day, to equal the speed Of the Pacific. She will
bring three days later intelligence from Europe.
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Renovating Aromatic Cordial for dyspepsia and weak
Of the stomach and do hesitate recommend
frstrate article beyond doubt John Niles, 2f ash
ngon Sold at 9 Greenwich street. of Duane
street. Price 80 cents per bottle.
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cine has received testimonials and
given favor these Biters. Those who
ing from disease of the digestive weakness OF
any description will be amply repaid by peusal Of the
agents Price 81 per bottle; six bottles So For sale
by A. d. d. sands 100 Fulton street and A l.. Scov
Co, 3G and c. H. Ring l92 Broadway y. " and by the
liz
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tenon Of persons requiring Wigs 70 recent Improvement
The awarded silver medal for the first premium
at the last fair They be at +. PHALONS Wig
and Hair Dye Factory ISL Broadway Of Deg
Citizens and strangers invited examine before purehas
ing elsewhere. Copy his address.
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verts red hair to brown black Gourauds TIA
lan Medeated tan pimpes eckles eruptions,
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle eradcates hair upper
lips face any part Of the bodywarranted Gourauds
Liquid Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White. Hair Re-
storative, Sc, are all found at Dr. FELIX GoURAuDs
old established Laboratory 81 Walker street. first store
from Broadway; Calender s. South Third street. Phadel
Phia; l2y W ashington street, Boston.
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Court of Oyer and Tcrlniner.

Dodge.
ArKL IL Charge Of Mwdr.-Jamcs Wall, an English
by birth arraigned for the murder of Michael
Casey, by stabbing him in house Of entertainment
No 81 Centre street. in this city The prisoner pleaded
not guilty, and on the application Of Mr.. III. Il. Clinton.
his counsel the trial postponed till Thursday next
to which day the court took a recess.
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Ssys one Lady. :. have no time 70 shop. on

Of the long rain; and where must to purchase
enrpets Experience of the million whispers in her
Go where to the celebrated cheapest carpet estnh
lislmept In the United States. HIRAM ANDEKsOSs. No
~ Bow.ry and third 81 d0llar-three py Is
to Sci inyrans S. to Is. Cd; oil cloths. j.. &e
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Caneha agua the remedy Coughs Colds, Influenza
Caarrh, Splitting of Blood and all other lung complaints
tending to consumption Depot, A. J.. SCOVII co. 3lC
Broadway Price in large bottles ST. three bottles fox
$40.
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PARBARors PUNISHMENT ST StNG $50 PR,soy-
Lately, in the Journal Of of our cotemporaries,
who makes vast pVetensions to humanity, and who is
deeply innoculated with ali the infdel isms Of the
day. artculary with respect to the dcstiny of the
African race, we saw an account Of burbarous pu-
nishmcnt Inflicted on the inmates IL the prison At
Sing Sing. At the time, we supposed the account
- be one Of those eXaggeratons for which The jour
nal in question is famous, but respect able journals
having more recently described the severity Of the
punishment applied in chat establishment wc think
il qute time tha. the fact in the ease should he
brought 70 light. Cold water Is aprRied rs the
moons Of castigstion, in such quantities aG to b.
Shocking to the whole nervous systom, aud The ten
dcncy Of which i to consgn the hclrlee ,i.tms t.
premature grave. Il seems that one afthe ps on
e.. recently would not confss with respect . con
sIraty that existed in the institution and that the
officers therefore adopted this terrible ideal by
watcr-ory new form II tho ordeal by Gre, of t&e
1nquistion-to extort from him a knowe sge Of
things with which they rcrfe " familiar. The
punishment Is described having more tcrrors
than the knout or thamb-scrcws, arl naictng pc in
which the sufferer could not describe. Could VIZ
hatc believed that the ofig nal Statement, WINS not
a Sliovcgammon-a omanati9n f.0m old ~iiovc-
Cannon himsclf-we should have directed public
attention to this most monstrous aud barbarous rs
well 81. illegnl. system Of shment-irttoduced,
We supfuse. under the advice nUd sanction IF the
Prison Disciplirc Suci,ty. Are wa realty tending
toWrtds barbgrism Are we wholly f8rgctt.ug the
thusjan charities, which ought 20 BIG the guides &c
ifdi, iduals ~ wen a. IT public auihaitles Ae-
l.tdHg 81 The actions at sing sing IL IS s8-.anI in
FltB y web ouiiagcs Upon public se.urct', ~ H.
n.Hed IN invest CATION. Wh'sa s that yail.ug
s.a.AI,ttce az TIE Prison 4 2, .r,1i Whore aIe
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w, Vincent Wallace.-yve would not will

ngy neglect reminding readers that the fine Concert
OF the celebrated wallace takes place at Trpler Hall this
evening We recommend perasa Of the programme Those
who read will not be able to stay Those who wish to
good seats should carly and their tickets before
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Bowling and Billiard Establishment for


ment watches In New York at sayago 20 Fulton
street, Ills prices low and you want an honest article
buy II Of him j. v T. IL the manufacturer Of the Reheeu
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-they write better aud ast
Ion0 thau
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dype psa liver complaint cotyeness dropsy rheumatism
croulous humor piles, hollis and all diseases arising from
impurities Of tie blood. 1t has been years
and has always proved efcacious in Graduating the
obstinate diseases 1t is pleasant and agreeable cordial
All who have used it, it the best medicine
that can he procured Made aud sold by Vim. Smith Hall
sole proprietor, No. lj9 Bowery.
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border engraved and printed in gold beautiful sree for
Wedding invitations &c Also finest plain French perez
lain wedding cards and splendid assortment Of wedding
envelopes. enkebo1es, &c. at EyERDELLs 5o2 Broadway
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Comb Factory. as1 nrcaawny.-I.ndle,n

respectfully invited 10 examine this choice selection dres,
combs the variety IT, beyond al doubt the greatcf the
city, comprising tie most beautiful she'll
buffalo horn Combs repaired and made 20 order.
A. n j. SAUNDERS.
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received at the ONCE Of the Bank Of the Republic Merchants
Exchange Hanover street. until Saturday next 10Th inst
for the buildings Nos - and 30 Broadway of Wall
street Said buildings to be entirely removed before
Saturday, Nay 18th. Possession given May let at
HENRY Il. VAIL, Cashier.
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Cutlery &cThe undersigned call the attention Of those in
81 the above to their which the
Pete in the city SAUNDERS N Broadway. Of Lii
berty street, aud S7 Broadway.
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stefan gently from London. has associated himself
Dr. Wheeler oeu for the treatment Of the eye
and the practice of opthalsne Artificial eyes,
equal to the natural inserted without pan
Office, % Barclay street.
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Iy converts rough smooth and transpa
rent color 1t also also prevents eruptons tan reckles
Ac article IL posed entirely Of vegetable
compounds will transform the most yellow sallow
complexion into pure natural white color IL Is put M
the form Of powder, in large sze boxes, at BIZ cent?
FER box or three dollar and is for sale only
AS Broadway, corner of Howard street.
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ANOTHER INTELLECTUAL TREAT-SIR HENRY L.
BrLwER AT THE ST. GEORGES FEsTIvAL.-As Sir
Henry Lytton Bulwer is announced to be present
on Wednesday evening, at the festival of the st.
Georges Society," in this city, we suspect that there
is some mistake in the recent report that he has
gone into the Southern States tour of obser-
walton. 1t is very fortunate for the benevolent in
stution that it has secured the British Minister,
for we may expect one of his best speeches the
occasion. Sir Henry has peculiarly admirable
talents for public speaking Indeed, he Is the best
English orator we have ever had in this country.
When Lord Morpeth made speech here, ONE
years ago, he created great sensation by his
torical powers; and several other English states-
men have distinguished themselves here, also, for
their cloquence; but Sir Henry in tact, diploma
cy, intelligence, and genuine persuasive eloquence,
surpasses any Englishman We have yet heard here.
In the solid and sincere parts Of his discourses he
is always listened TO with attention, and even in
his faniaronade, or what Southern politicians call
Buncombe," which is Of the finest quality, he
passes every one of his countrymen. We hope he
will give us plenty of it at the St. Georges din
ner, for it is always highly interesting, from its in
genuity and apparent sincerity.
The festival itself will be rendered more than
usually important, from the fact that Sir Henry
will make speech, and We have no doubt that it
will be largely attended, because the curiosity to
hear great an orator will be very general among
all literary circles. 1t is not orator alone
that the British Minister exeels. lie Is Of the
best statesmen of his country. Although we do
not agree with him in the line Of policy which he
sustains towards Mexico and the Central American
states. yet we believe that his talents Of the
highest order, and that he is well skilled in the
science Of government. lie would make better
secretary for foreign affairs than Lord Pslmerston,
because he has clearer perception Of the spirit Of
foreign nations, and has had larger intercourse
with the world. Unquestionshly, at some very
distant period, his talents will be wanted in the
British cabinet, where they would shine for the
true benefit Of his country.
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people about it, The editor of daily has found
that qualities depend only creating appetite
ton SLEEP cheerfulnss, and siren thin their
hence hence only il the 81 its great popularity
and mystery" lie is right; it II the universal remark
everybody that creates general health 1t can be had
at lt2 Nassau street.
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Naval Intelligence.
The United States sloop of st. Louis and brig
cambridge were lying of Buenos Ayres the % u
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at 100 o'clock, No. 81 Chambers the handsome
household furniture contained in said house consisting in
part Of glasses liz BY IS ineh mantle glasses q by %
neh mahogany sofa chairs and dining tables bu-
and tedstead wilton Brussels and ingram carpets
oil cloths, &c. Sale positive.
Opposition to all MOnOpOlies.-BerfOrd u
Cos California Express by steamship Prometheus Monday
18th nstPostage to California, 10 cents freight ~
per pound by special messenger by every steamship News
Nesey street
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IuE iNvrArioy 70 Hos. DANIEL wruerrr.--
We Gro glad 70 fud that our suggc s,ials In refer
cule 70 the Hon Daniel Webster, are being c1rliod
out with great telA. On Change, one hundred and
roy merchants gned one lis, aud another Is. c5n-
tanned, yesterday afternoon, several hcrdrel names
Il lie .saditg firms d The city. The whollulabsr.f
raac. noEon The several liHs, cannot be shart #
ore rau.aua. Thus 'stho conduct pc TIE Boston
a.otirl t.Aut.l There IA every prospect q. .ha
demonstration teioz ono d ,he greatart 'ba. Eas
.ahea piaec ID Tile city for q very lorg tire.
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MImcH Ayes-Sst ismPortcu, Iaf3c Io'
Of the finest and mort beautiful French Arhcal Eyes 81
Dr. James w. Powell. oculist, aurist, &c, IA Warrsi
street Thy csn DC inserted without the ghtsst pain
epcraton and when properly adapted will look exactly
like the natural eye.
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BOW! wow: wOy.::

Just as we expected, the "organist"
man opens at full howl this week upon DR..
borup, and other Wings, who felt it not
only duty TO themselves and their fami
lies, but to the morals of the community, to
discontinue his venal sheet, on account of
the unmitigated falsehoods in his previous
number. What a yelping and bowling
ne does raise, to be sure! He goes on
with Exceeding fierce wrath" against
the Doctor, through about half column,
and then branches off upon Attorney
General Babcock, the man who beat the
Washington County game cock of the :.or-
ganization," James S. Norris, Sc votes in
his own county, in a poll of 2SO! No
wonder he is mad at the Attorney Gener-
al, and those who elected him. Why.
there's one vote lost Cor the printing, sure
Hear what he says, after 'dissecting" the
Doctor and the Attorney General, and
giving some twenty or thirty other Wings
and honest Democrats to understand that
he will be after them shortly, at full bay,
II they don't "pony up the black-mail,
by continuing their subscription and ad-
vertising patronage:
"What we have in this worlds gear is
embarked in the enterprise, with a resolu-
ton never to yield, until the mongrel
spoilers shall have been routed, and driv
EN- out Of power in this Territory
just what we always asserted. His all
all that he made by the .spoils" of Of
flee in Ohio-including the mileage for
stamping" is embarked in this enter
prise; and until he can get hold of the
"spoils" here, he is prepared to fight TO
the death. This candid avowal of his
purposes, is considerable more than we
expected.
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THIS NUMBER,

We came into our printing Office this
morning, and upon examining our proof
sheets, feel it our duty to apologize for the
space wasted upon the editor of the Dem
ocrat. To 60 into the depths of vulgarity
and bestial obscenity that he does, of course
we never can. We edit paper, that SO
long as God gives us breath, shall never
be driven, as the Democrat has, from the
parlors of our citizens, as unfit to be pc
rused by the wives and daughters of those
who patronize it. Our connections and
associations in early life, were not of the
stamp to give us taste for descending to
his level; and even if they had been, we
know our duty, in this position, too we'll
to disgace the columns of this sheet by at
tempting any such course. Wehave new
er, and we know we never can, with truth
on our side, boast in the streets that our
early political training was amid the riots
and midnight brawls of Tammany Hall.
1t has been published to the world within
the last two weeks, that all the gentlemen
who signed the invitation to Gov. RAM
sey and Secretary Wilkin, were entirely
destitute of self-respect. We will only
speak for one of them, and can say on his
behalf, that SO long as he edits Wing
Journal-and he will never edit any other
he will not so far forget the respect due
TO himself, or those who sustain him, as to
be found bandying epithets of personal
abuse with D. A. Robertson, or any other
creature that rakes his vocabulary from
beneath the filth and slime of the Five
Points. There has been enough i,akshed,
and here we stop.
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FACTS AND DATES.

FACT: We reiterate the charge, that a
bargain was made between Henry NJ.
Rice and d. A. Robertson, at the time Of
Robertson's first visit to Minnesota, to
the effect: That i he { Robertson) estab-
ished press here, it should take ground
against Gov. Ramsey and the mercantile
firm known as the "Fur Company" from
which MIR. Rice had been expelled, for
good cause, a year previous. DATE: In
Col. Mitchell's office, on the 18th day of
September, 1850. Col. Mitchell was pres
ent, but perhaps he has emo recollection,
of the fact, Judging from his note in the
last Democrat, which Numerically disa-
grees with what he said to us before Wit
nesses during his late visit here. The Col.
although man we have ever esteemed
for his good qualities, appears to have rath-
er a short memory. Perhaps he has also
forgotten that in the office of the Secre-
tary of State, at Washington, some six
months ago, he felt it his duv to dis
eountenance charges made by thi. verv
gang Of 'tspoils" seekers, against a Ger.
tain public officer, although hi. name, in
his own hand writing, had previously en-
dorsed those charges. And, perhaps, he
also forgets, that the night previous to his
leaving St. Paul, after his "recent visit -
he avowed it as his candid opinion, in q
public place, in this town, that HI. M.
Rice was one of the grandest Che used
a little stronger term) "scoundrels that
he had ever met with in all bis life; and
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New Works,


We have received from Mr.. LeDlc,
"Sea and Sailor,' by Walter Cotton, be-
ing the fifth volume of new edition of
that popular authors works, now in course
of publication, by A. S. Barnes & Co. 1t
is made up of sketches, sermons, short
poems, &C., efforts of Mr.. Colton's earlier
days. No writer of the age has more de-
served admirers than this author and now
that he has ceased to be of this world, ev-
cry one who pretends to have library.
will wish lis shelves graced with his
works. This edition is uniform, and got
up in the elegant style peculiar to Barnes
& Co.
We also have from Mr.. LeDuc's, Har-
per's Magazine for November. This
work is fast winning its way to popular
favor. We regard it as the best tamily
Magazine in America. The reading par
takes of that mixture of the light and the
substantial, so admirably suited for the
fresidc.
Mr.. Elicit, the Agent, has handed us
Cooley for November. This old popular
favorite keeps up its reputation.
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We made careful enumeration the
other day, of the buildings in process Of
erection, and those erected the past sea.
son, in St. Paul proper, and upon Kit
sons, Hoyt's, Smith & Whitney's and
Geurin & Bazille's Additions, and found
the number to be one hundred and three i!
Inc number erected upon Rice & Irvine's,
and the Additions above it, is probably al
most as great which fact will give to the
"orio ABROAD some idea Of how St. Paul is
going ahead. In one year, if our Treaties
be ratified st. Paul will number 5000
souls.