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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

ROARD. Two gentlemen and their
~ wives also few single gentlemen, may obtain pleas
ant furnished ruoms with partial Board at 36 Colcorlst
The location Is of the most pleasant IN Brooklyn, aud
the RECOMMENDATIONS desirable 10 those who sock homo
Reference required my20 2wTUThSSs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

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Book This the most valuable form book published
800 pages IA strong binding Price reduced from 81 t. So
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
o. The Mechanics institute Rooms,

cOn of BJwery and DIVISION ST. comprising IOi nOOrS
SSO square feet each beng fitted ug With az posi-
NJ d,sraich for the POLYTECHNIC EXHIBIIlON,
~Se Will be opened about the middle Of May Mechanics,
Inventors and others who may desire to place articles on
exhibition, will please communicate with the Actuary
Those who Will require the Of steam power and those
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
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Tencber well-ouahed ana accustomed teach the IN
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A. t. character aud qualifications, may hear 0t pelSt
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

4 NURSE and Chambermaid or general
Fol semaid, ny respectable Yonng Girl Can 5e
al ~ Henry-st. Brooklyn. my19 lts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
BrooLIys CITY Intelligence.

DOUBLE ffI-1HE LArE CASE oF sHOortvG fvFULTov
srREgr-Conred Wolfe and John Rode were. yesterday
morning, examined before Justice Truman Smith the
charge Of woundipg Mr.. Benton, and finally committed
They held 20 bail in the OF thousand dol
zsnces, with surees There seemed TO be difficulty
about the nature Of the offence the terms q the
miiment. however shooting with deadly weapon,
with intent to kill The circumstances correctly
stated az the time The defendants firing at tar
get ~ the wood turner's yard where Of them work
~ enc the ball Penetrating the wood house, betveer
~ ana the complainant premises adjoining wounfd
I'm rath"r severely He was present during
s az eEamnation. however. and gave bic evidence.
The i7stret Attorney advised the Cont n voua be
uesier " death ensuad bot nj present he could
.eaiVssB ostgnate u. eamuel Garrison Esq counsel
.9e aeiense sugeesbsd that Mr. Benton osght 70 die
~ ~. 70 make esse fo- the prosecution. The pro.
'eess' sh1 afiensanis are thus al nshzm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
Miss Cushman and Mrs. Forrest.

TO TINE EDITOR eF THE HERALD
pEAR Biz "A paragraph, told, has been recently
going the rounds Of the papers, which have thought
scarcely worthy OF notice until now when find 1t in
the columns Of the HERALD OF the 2st inst The para
graph to which alIude h that which sneaks NJ Mrs
Forrest having had the advantage Of REGULAR lessons
hittrioncs from Mrs Charlotte Cushman6 This atate
men-whence originating know motifs 80 totsilv- IA
void Of truth that feel due to Mrs. Forrest thus pub.
cly to state that neither directly Indirectly have
had ii in my to her in her studes and that
far 1 concerned. woman's earnest sympathy ID
the cole claim lay to the advancement Of Mrs For
rests plans for the future.
am, dear sir, yours truly,
Collamore House, oath November.
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M NEY MAR X EFT.

TUESDAY,, Nov. as-sp p. NJ
The stock market, 20 day, was somewhat depressed
The transactions were large but principally on time
buyers option At the drst board, Erie Railroad de-
clined y per cent Harlem Il; Norwich and Worcester
-; New jersey Zinc, y. The market at the second
beard was little more buoysnt and prices we're better
at the close Erie Railroad went up a per cent; Read.
ing Railroad, y. Canton Company fell on u per cent
There are no indications Of any activity In the stock
market beyond that realzeds present Money IL easy
Notwithstanding the large shipments Of specie for "a
ordinary purposes but there outsiders attracted
to the street 70 speculate In the fapcies The operations
from day TO day confined almost entirely 10 the large
holders in the market This may do well enough for
time, but II cannot last long
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasures Of
this port, to day amounted TO $4,000 SO; payments
sssss4 2e-bslance, 1929 $50 g.
The Superintendent Of the Banking Department Of this
State has given notice that the trust funds Of the
Bsnk GAINESVILLE, Saratoga county viii be converted
INTO money, and the proceeds applied towards the
dtmption Of the circulation Of the bank At the time OF
suspension the Issues amounted to s76l3 and the secu
rifles 10 ss0s2s As Of which sosss we're bonds and
mortgages Sll 400 New York State gs $1,000 New York
State bss $500 United ststee Sc and SIS 600 Mchi-
gan 6's
The Boston Trartier says that the money market Of
thst city continues 10 quiet but very undecided
aspect No unusual demand exists and borrowers who
sre Obliged 10 negotiate 10 the street 6nd capital scccss
bic enough at from 10 u per cent on good notes os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

EDwisp sAsDroRD, ESQ. CovssrLLrR-Ar-LIw This
gentleman, understand, s not whig, from
wrong impression, stated In article yesterday on
city politics We knew that although originally de-
moerat he concided with his former Law partner John
L. Graham, in the supper. Of Harrison and Tyler and
the vhg tickets entire national and State In the cleo
ton o. 1870 and anxious for the reappontmen Of
Mr. Graham as postmaster by Gen. Taylor; but
not that be had undergone another change in his
political course. We now learn that he went With Mr.
Graham for Polk and Dallas In 1874 but did not co-ope-
rate with the Postmaster In the support Of Taylsr
and Fillmore In ls4s. The distinction between the two
Edwards-sanford and sandfords less definite there
fore than We had supposed and must fear be left
be determined by variations In orthography and stature
careu attention TO which viii prevent mistakes amsng
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26
Police Intelligence.

THE GREAT FORGERY cAsE-FURIHER TESTIMONY
TAKEN-CHARaKs COMPLETED.
In accordance with the last adjournment, the further
Investigation Of the charges against Capt Rowe and
others for having committed numerous forgeries upon
banks Of this city, was resumed yesterday afternoon
before Justice Osborn and very large number OF Wit
neees and spectators were In attendance to watch the
proceedings.
1t anticipated that Robert Earle would be cross
examined In which case some fresh matter OF inter-
eting nature would probably have come out but owing
to reason which IL elsewhere explained, the proceed
ings terminated abruptly without calling out any fresh
circumstances Of interest.
Edmond J. Woodruff cross examined-I have told
everything in relation to the accused Webb that know
o. to connect him With these forgere.; know Of no
other circumstances duplicating him with the matter
Direct sxsminstion.-Q.-Wben you say that you
know Of any other crcumstApees do you that you
do not know any more DO net recoIlect any at
the present time.
objected to Withdrawn
Have yoG stated all that you reeollect in rela-
This ended the direct examination Of the vitnes. In
relation to Webb.
Question BY Rove, counsel-Hsve you stated all you
reeollect In relation TO Rowe A.--Ihave.
Q-Wbst room did you occupy az the New Haven
House A-No IL, the same room which Rowe occu.
o-wss not Rove absent from the house whilst you
were clerk there A-Not that know Of
Osborn The matter vas tssn ftssr .ao,,nsS n,
tomorrow (his day. at o'clock p. NJ IL s under.
stood that the charges complete aud that per-
tion OF the numerous sdavts 10 be affixed 10 the
complaints against each accused individually that
they get UP their defence In accordance with them
ilhlnh VI Two past the afn1svt OF Dir. Robert
Elton has been taken relative 10 this He states
that few months since he bad business transactions
with hr Lattins and gave him note for 81 900 in
payment TOT real estate In the signature 10 this
the letter has popularity connected with It. which
occurs also In the forged signature Of his In
forged check previously referred to and he believes
that by some means Rove got possession Of his note
and from forged the check Possession gained By
Rove OF McPherson's signsture through Webb who was
In his employ This fact appears from Woodruff state
ment The manner in which the signature Of Mr. Isaac
Jones Of NO 81 Ans street we gave few days snce;
The accused BOVINE procured his signature by writing 10
bin from Schohare, and requesting answer TO his
communication. Thus We see that this conspiracy
s gradually bane developed The testimony Of the
young man woodruff has thus far been fully corrobo
rated and MS statements bear upon their face th inn
press Of truth The examination OF Robert ra,ia ho
enc Of The accused but who II IL supposed will be adj
mNed az states evidence, will probably take place this
siternooni and much Of the mystery which stI hangs
over the case will In all probability then be dlspeIled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Our special telegraphic correspondent in Wash
ington informs us of very important movement
that ia foot in the Capitol and which, iffollowed
up, will, we are certain, be attended with good re-
suits. 1t appears that the democratic members OF
the House of Representatives previous to balloting
tsr officers will hold caucus and define their posi-
ton. They will adopt the Baltimore platforms of
1874 and Is4s, and also pass resolution endorsing
in the fullest manner the compromise measures of
last Congress Such of the members as claim to
belong to the democratic party, bat refuse to make
this confession of their faith, will be placed in
yentry and ruled out of church. This is an excel
lent movement, and we hope it will be carried out
TO the fullest extent The wing members ought TO
take similar course. All good and true men are
DESTROYS that the compromise measures shall be q
fnal settlement of the slavery question, and all who
are in faver of revvng the agitation, enemies Of
the country and of both political parties. We
augur well from the movement.
We publish, in another part of this days paper,
the proceedings of the convention which assembled,
yesterday in Bosten for the purpose Of rating
the Hon. Daniel Webster for the Presidency. The
address agreed apon by the convention is a very
able document. Mr.. Webster is now in due form
before the country, the choice of Mass achusstts
to fill the executive department of this government
for four years after the fourth of March, 1853.
The platform on which he is nominated is broad
and comprehensive. We have not room, to- day,
to comment upon it; but We shall take an oppor-
tnnity to do so in day or two. Although Mr..
Webster is early in the field, he has been antici-
pated by Mr.. Walker, who, by virtue of his nomi-
nation by Kossuth, has had the start of him in
the Presidential race.
Only FIVE jurors were procured, yesterday, for the
trial, in Philadelphia, of Castner Hanway, one Of
the Chrstiana rioters, for treason. The proceed.
ings in the court will be found in another column
We regret to learn that another terrible gale has
visited Nova Scotia, which destroyed q great deal
Of property, and did considerable damage To ship
ping. We experienced heavy blow here at about
the same time The storm which prevailed here yes
terday and last night, accompanied by snow, hail,
and rain, may have been the tail end of it.
The trial Of Grunzig, for fatally poisoning his
wife, continued yesterday, in the Court of Oyer
and Terminer. Owing to the crowded state Of our
columns, are compelled to omit the proceeding.
Of the afternoon session till tomorrow.
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Movements OF D,s,,neu,shed peop,e.

=. Hon. william r. King Ala; Hon r. q Nalon.y, III /:
lion JeFe Clemens, ala Hon. y. Stockton, j.,
Ion Linn Boyd, Ky Hon John Miller, Mo- Hon
q Gorge W Jones Tenn Hon Edeon 0lds, Ohio; Hon
3 A. Haven N Y Hon. illiam r.. Smith. Ala Hon
n Stephens, Ga Hon J. johnson, Ohio have arrived
in Warrington.
Hon h,aDry Foote and Hon, NJ. Freeman, Of Mis-
paced through hobie the 18Th inst "a roui, for
WstbiDgton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Furs.-KnOx has a Splendid stock OF
Furs this which he selling .. the lowest poss
conceivable Ladies' If wish to procure something
arly elegant and stylish, patronse Knox. wish TO
purchase conomicsly deal with Knox If wish 70
mine varied assortment of the fashion Fus vista
Knox. His saesroom at No. m Fulton street, where gem
emen obtain his winter style of hats low charge
of four dolla RS each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Important TO the LadIes.-A course OF
Free Lectures Practical Physiology pertaining Female
Dress and the Prevention and Cure Of Weakness Deorm
and Chronic Disease by mechanical means will be de-
vefed before the ladies' BY Dr. Banning At three
Leonard street. '' - '>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

DaguerreOtyPes for the HoIidays.-.
HOLMES 2s9 Bro prepared friends and
public beautiful pictorial in The form Of
daguerreotype ker of all Sizes for frames eases
lock cts pins, rings &c., at convenient prices. Views
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

TIE sTEiNsHIr MaRroS Capt Berry arrived yesterday
morning nom Charleston, In fty-nine hours She
brought seventy passengers and s46 900 In specie Forty.
three OF her passengers are from the interior OF South
Carolina, bound TO California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Winter and the Fur Trade.-The season
having given perth hints the wearing
community Gnin octs the attention the ladies'
public generally to his unrvaed assortment Of Ermne
Martin Sable Chnchlla Mir and other Furs The Vcto.
rnes Muns CUFFS and trim at his
believed exceed in beauty and variety stock in the
city The Of Otter and Fur Caps and Gloves
for gentlemen, is also very extensive
GENIN, 2li BroadWay, opposite st. PauI,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

tee OF Bosis celebrated Auole (hsvng compoundb ap-
pesrs in one the leading journals :" To that
delighted with this excellent preparation. would be
press not half Of the pleasure We have expe
rienced IN shaving for this month past IL 10 delicious an
in the whole range Of Saving preparations found
anything equal ~ Its ather which instantly raisef
during the whole operation. These cold mornings when
ones faoe 90 tender the slides moothy IT,
70 use common expression, snail cabbage leaf.
and leaves the face soothed and pleasant On the whole 10
10 truly Astonishing srte and the the California
Soap Plant being ulstituted for aka desders
tum In preventing the kee fsm being chApped, sikslie
Invariably do Gold Wholesale and retail, by A. ID. ID,
sands 100 Fulton street, Rushton Clark Co., N3 and y.
hhsu lS3 Broadway Carr Co.. H5 Pearl street; And Is,
druggists and perfume Throughout the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Prospect Hill Village Association Tho
Farm House will be submitted for TO the highest
member on Thursday 9th inst at shutes Tavern Pelham,
De at ~ $500 --~'s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

ThnhksgfV1ng SeKarss-Ih accOrdanco
with the Of his Excelency ths
this State the intends CLOSING his Store the
great holiday Of Thursday next the 9th inst
Those therefore, who desire good artcl OF Segars With
which to observe the Festival in proper manner are
they cannot fail to be we'll pleased with the variety sprea
NJ MORALES, ll3 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Three Great Wonders.-That some pcO-
pie will expose THAR health BY net wearing Rankin l.
facility headed by The treat Dr. Valentine Mott That thew
will high prices for inferior goods when No 0a
good der garments prices be obtsned
That people hanne when soft, elastic and
durable under shirts may be had 90 cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Court Calendar for This Day.
SUPERIOR CouKr-rwo Branches Nos; 81 l2S, lss
rs, 81 a. 49, 14l l47 154 &c. 49, &c. 1866 1877, 1885, l8s
rs, 148, ltO, 139.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Wedding Gifts.-A large variety of ele-
CANT articles suitable for wedding presents hand
constantly receiving by GEO. W. FUTILE, importer Of
fancy goods, novelties, toys, &C, S45 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

matism. Pains and swenss Of every description Sore
Throat affections Of the Chest and Lungs &cf BUsHs
Magic Cream Lrimsn s the In every where "
been used Principal Depot 325 Greenwich
Duane street. Also By T. NJ Cuon. Of Bowery ard
Grand street. Price 2Sc. Ter bsttle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

ANOTHER SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
The British Admiralty have decided upon sending
another expedition in search Of Sir John Franklin,
next spring. This is very commendable. 1t pug
zles US very much that the last expedition did not
explore the open sea which was discovered at the
North Pole. The search sh ould not be given up as
long as there exists the slightest prope Of rescu-
ing Sir John When that shall have been accom-
plished, it is to be hoped there will be no further
attempts to find northwest passage. If any such
passage exist it Is Of no for any practical pur
pose whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

medicine CT dyspepsia asthma and general debility
has teen atested By many citizens who we'll known
the public and whose can be seen on appacr
10 the SCENTS The ineredulous find ample proc
that this medicine worthy their non And fair trial
Sold wholesale And retail sands m Fulton street. O. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

nom the mantsl piece 1t contained no arsenic; nr
Bleskley brought me moro things, and amongst them
sy.sd IL there vs. .eOnsdsrabls PORTO. q ssd IT.
80 much 20 that got sublimatsd and placed II In
glass tube {prodursd there were perhaps three grains
itself (sna piece Of porcelain producsd that from
scrappgs on the front ROOM there is not the slightest
doubt on my mind that this is metallic arsenic.
TO the have doubt that In those scraping
and In that sugar there arsenic.
To the District Attorney have frequently examined
annals and human bodies in state Of poison knew
case OF COW that was poisoned with arsenic by drinking
water from factory; II died In time and II be-
came an object to ASCERTAIN II it poisoned and
could not detect the Of in the stomach
put it to chemical process and discovered n: also
examined the liver Of the and upon evidences
the arsenic the COW paid for that was in this city
think the mucous membrane might be so acted upon
to throw OF the poison without leaving any traces
behind.
Q--Assuming the substance the appearance in the
second analysis you made to have been arsenic what
portion Of grain would you say was in 1t Al
should say that 1t was less than millionth part Of
grain; found about fifteen different medicines in the
room 1 examined them, and found ne poison In them
To the Court-Arsenic sometimes produces local in.
fammation and diseased state of secretion; when
arsenic acts slow poison, there is great dculy in
detecting IT, but then judge by the effects 1t produces
To juror did not find any copper in the water in
the stomach did not look for copper the same tests
would not show copper IL it had been there.
The Court-What becomes of the mineral itself! A.
Is supposed pass of in the uIine could not state
what time it would take to pass off, some substances
pass of immediatelyfor instance turpentne; liquid
taken into the mouth through the stomach and
into the kidneys In about hour If arsenic
taken, don't see Why it should not pass off within
twenty four hours; would rather say that it might
pass of
in the stomach and irritation Of the throat believe
derium accompanies the advanced stage Of persons un
der the effects Of poison
The court took a recess for an hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Elegant French Wedding Cards.-Thc
subscriber respectfully calls the attention of parties
curing something truly elegant TO his beautiful styles
silver bordered and plain French Porcelain CAds Enye
lopes and Wed ding Boxes in the latest mode EVERDEL
800 Broadway. Bransh store Ii Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Wigs and TeuPees.--Batchelor New
Style Of wigs the perfect imitation o.
nature yet Invented Those very superior Artsls
should call ~ BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory Ma.
wall street. where arrss aAl best a.
sortnont In ths sity. Copy the address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Nothing marks the exterior of gentle-
distinctly than handsome shirt-one that fts
everywhere in the the collar and the wristbands
and in which the feels perfectly at Such shirts
without the possibility Of mistake, failure disappont-
mont, can be occurred At Green's No. As.or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Hair Dye.-Batch . ce1e bra ted LII q aid
Hair Dye yet discovered for eoiorns the hair
whisters, The moment applied The wonderful eass snt
certainty with which this favorte And edetabshe@ Hair
BATCHEL0R'B wig Taotory, No. Wall street. Copy ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye will posi-
lively red gray blach brown
ythou. staining the sin Gourauds nsdestet sosP ssre
from part the bodv Liquid Rouge Lily White MeeI
Fun, skin Powder Hair Restorative Gloss, 81 WAL
ker street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

action watts Nervous Dropsy.
The patient the I'D inst when his
sured forty inches and his feet about
lie then drank two 70 two and half galons
Of water diem. His flesh hard ~ wood he 10 twenty
seven years old ana been amicted sixteen years He has
discharged, naturally above gallon day
drank than pint since the Grst exhstion
Antdote. The fesh quite soft and wrinhed He
free from pain and the dimnution about BY kind
permission Of his father gentleman interested In
ton Of his INN en- Sc buli remains talbot warts n D.
Electrical Neryist. "a Green wioh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.--The great
frcde remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness and the
various throat and lung complaints sold by Mrs w. JER
Wis, $50 Broadway, and BY druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-26

The New OPERA HoUsE.-It is stated by some
persons that no bona fds subscriptions have been
ye. made towards the erection of new opera house
in this city. We hope this is not the Ifit is,
we shall regret it very much. We should like
to know how the matter really stands. The project
is q very important one to the city. Every enc is
interested in it, We ought to have splendid opera
house here permanently established among us, as a
means of inducing people at distance to visit the
metropolis during the winter, and for the purpose
of cutivasipg and encouraging the musical taste Of
our citizens. We should have an opera house capa-
BILE Of holding Eve thousand persons, and conducted
such scale as to induce the very drst talent of
Europe to engage to sing in it. Such an establish
ment would be Of so much benefit to the city as
even to warrant the Corporation subscribing to.
wards it. II might be q profitable speculation for
the city government to erect an opera house, and
rent il to the highest bidder. At all events we hsps
the project will not be allowed to fall to the ground