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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-19
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
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ARRIVALS FROM THE ATLANTIC PORTS.
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THE LIN CHI ~ g CASE,
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VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY.
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CARD OF THE L YNCHN0 PARTY
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Dinner to Terrence Bellevw Nc
Manus, the Irish Patriot.
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Arrival Of the California at Panama, with
$l,42o,09) in Gold Dust.
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G A u A T. II f S,
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVALS FROM the ATLANTIC PORTS.
CARD OF THE L YNcHNo PARTY
G A s u A T. II / f S
&C., &c., kc.

The Brother Jonathan, which arrived at this port
the 18th inst reports having the steamer Crescent
City going into Chagres about II O'Clock the night
Of the 7th inst The Alabama lying at Chagres
when the Brother Jonathan left
Annexed is the report of the steamship California from
San Francisco to Panama. 1t came to US by Gregory
Co Is famous express
Started from San Francisco 14th june, at p M-the
propeller Commodore Stockton having started the
18th June at p M and the propeller Columbus the
18th, at p NJ. On the I'D inst at "a M passed the
Commodore Stockton. On the 23d, At 10 p NJ, arrived
at Acapulco Took board coal and water and left at
sP NJ on the 24th Passed the propeller Columbus
the 18th at A. NJ. Arrived at Panama the u July
at a. NJ, making the passage in 10 days hours
allowing 30 hours for detention at Monterey San Diego
and Acapulco. The steamship Pacific arrived at Aca-
pulco the 23d June, at 10 80 p. NJ days hours
from Panama and left for San Francisco Mt of the
oath The steamship Norherner arrived ut Acapulco
the oath June at A. days 10 hours from Panama.
The steamship Oregon bound up, arrived at san Diego
at A. 18th June.
TbaT ntlo Il tbar l;St r.
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Moro Trouble about the Canal Blll-Ra.
Enored Alteration, Sc.

The Official copy Of the Canal bill appears In print fos
tie first time to-day, with supposed material slterx-
titn in the 18th section viz the words Canal Bosrd'
substituted for Canal COMMISSIONER which were
in the BILL as rs alleged, when it passed the Assembly
The original In the Secretary Once 1t is also stated
has the word "said' erased and canal, Inserted by
which alteration the giving of contracts taken away
from the eom missioners and engineers.
THERE'S much excitement In consequence Of this Dis
covery snc'the silver grays up in arms the trans
formation takes all power out of the hands Of heie
men the chisf and subordinate engineer
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Prom tho south.

THE NEw ORLEANS DUEL-MURDERED MS sor.rN-
LAW, ETC.
P,LrmoRE, July Is, 1851.
The Southern mail. as late due has arrived.
The New Orleans papers contain particulars Of du
between Mesls Frost and Hunt. II was fought With
double barre guns at distance Of forty Upon
the second Gre, bullet passed through Mr. frosts e
breast and he died within half hour after.
John wormley, lawyer, deliberately thot dead his
sop-ir law Anthony Robiou at Chesterfield Virginia,
Wednesday Robou was formerly deputy sheriff and
very wealthy. The parties had had quarrel
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDENS, BRooKLYN.-OPEN EVER z
evening with the popular vaudeyille aad Barlesqus
tImances commence Mt o'clock precisely and terminate 81
log Admission. rs cents Beneht OF Mr. T. D. Johnston.
With the comedy Of the SERIOUS fAMILY.A. insdab
Sleek Mr. Johnston: Capt Murphy Mcguire Mr.. Phillips;
Lady sowerby Creamy Mrs. DUNN Mr Torrens Miss Julia
Gould. To conclude with the QUEENS OWN-0' ,mirk,
Mr.. Johnston; Captain Vivian, Mr.. Palmer; Eliza Miss
Croker, Mary Mrs. Dunn.
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DtrsnrsrSr SrA1E, july u, 1851
Information having rrach,d this Department. 20 the
effect that six hundred tickets OF the esrsnrlinary
drawing OF the lottery which took place On Havana on
the 7h cf March last have been eodn<fei ed aud sod
In the city of New Orleans ard in al probability the
same scaudaous maud may again b. tempted. to the
serious injury Of citizen and others che pub
w. tbercfcre cautioned TO be on ther quad sgaot
mposlt,cn fov tbe fnturs
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The Grsa. F'reshet In the Jan,asa R,ver.

PIILApEIrHis, July Is, 1851.
The freshet in the Junata has been disastrous
The fsmiy drowned Water that of Mr. 10
bert Kbkard The crops along the river had been cot,
but not housed and were swept away. At McCrxnns@s
Town, Huntingdon county, several Dwellings swept
away. The various creeks were all higher than
known before The farmers sustained very heavy losse
Families escaped 10 the hills in many places abanloa-
ing their dwelI and furniture All the lower rtioa
Of the borough Of Huntingdon Is covered with wateG
The damage to the canal and railroad IL supposed
great the embankm.pt below Huntington for
raj miles has been completely torn away aud not
line Of h.c nj left
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident.


A. the express train going east last night sbose
eight O'Clock II In contact with horse and oars
ty which the Christopher Wood aged about fty
year,. instantly killed The cart from ths
horse, and smashed Wood caught on the COW
catcher. and carried about half before tbs train
could lie STOPPED when he found to be dead having
contuson the side Of the temple aud his face muoA
hi nr.l
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Fire In PottsSille.

PousuLLs, Pa, July Is 1851
The store occupied by Messrs. winegariener Muaxc.
together with Pants large brick dwelling, easav
destroyed by Gre last evening.
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PORTLAND. M, July IN, 1871.
This morning about two hundred feet Of the Atlantis
ard ST. Lawrence Comparys railroad wharf gave way,
carrying with II twelve hundred tons OF rsr ad iron aud
thr,e ears loaded with pressed hay. Four hundred
Of the irun belonged t. Wood Black Co. and the b.
lance to Androscoogin and kennebeck railroad Com
pany The property sank in eight ten feet OF water
MT low tide
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VS. BY TELEG RAPH,
Arrest OF John c. Gardiner.
WASHINGTON, July Is,

WASHINGTON July Is, 1871.
q. Gardiner was arrested last night charge Of
perjury and was this afternoon brought before Judge
Crawford for the admission Of bail lie attended By
Mesrs Carlisle and Bradley, counsel The district
attorney contended for $4,000 which resisted by
Carlisle exorbitsnt The court finally decided upon
$500 Dr. Thomas Miller became surety, and Gardines
Was liberated.
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MARINE DIsAsTER-AIfEmpT To PRE- rEwsPArxa
oPFIcE
NORroLs July IT. 1851.
The steamer Augusta from Richmond 10 Norfolk broSs
Der shaft yesterday.
An attempt made yesterday to destroy the H,rsx
Office by FIRE IL fortunately discovered la time To
prevent any serious damage
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SrNpAY IRIr TO COLD SPRING, WEST POINT, AND

koekland Lake landing at fonters, Hastings. D1bbs
Ferry Tarrytown. Sing Sing Rockisnd Lake. Haverraw
Nerrlanke Peekskl. and COIzens Dock torching
mond street each Fare City 70 Cold Spring The
pew and splendid steamer THOS. ". HCLSE, Captlin r.
Van wart will leave New York from the foot OF Cham
street Sunday morning halpast o'clock for
above piacea Returning will leave Cold Sprnx
o'clock Il. NJ " -" - "
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roR LIvERPooIs-UN1TED STATES NAIL STRAIN
ship BALTIC, Capt Comstock This steamship will De.
art with the male for Europe positively Saturday July
No berth secured I'll paid fer All letters aud
through the once For freight passage HAVING
neauasd mod stops for elegance and comfort apply
70 EDW'D X. COLLINs, 65 Wall street.
Positively freight will be received board after Thur
N evening July ~ The steamer PACIFIC Will succeed
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BowwEIRY THEATRs1TuE PgsLIc Is RESPECT
imbsll,ssmsSt impISvsmsn. and ,ilstoa rns Who'll.
sssfs;d Pr
anssass. senbined With the tsisnsed company this
tSs Sis appear ma.silS
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr-BOxEs,
Boz st. G Boxes 's sa:.sas
s w the sSs
sISSs Mr. T. fS s0IS%Sn PSpp; M Herbert.
TIE sH1EMAks@ Of - g Isso~fs
,det Mr. J. r. Scott; Duke de Fropsac. Mr. Jss Brand;
All Manager. SSs 'ss 'f'i iss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T,I;c ssoAD.AY NEAR BROOM.
% ssas sss% aa Sc
'asisy sE:s slsy
@ AFsfsS seSsrs .:as
noca.than yaeher, NJ Edourd; Lady Anna. Nile Lsons
sssS %sh Es ~:
'ocher. NJ Edouard; DurOchsr Ills. N. Bressiani.
N EcHANICs' HALL, NO. 47a BROADWAY. ABOVE
The s ss ss ssh H9
aNsTRELs com prising s*ciens and versatile corps
End SS..s /. a. md: o sSs
Of 1--WE sssr' hays been received with
and viii &C.
as of % az
oatinued for the future
LEA Sole rroprissorzzA dmi:slOn-sssM in Priy.,s
s:s s.isss Islis.s:as:: svsSy 2i::
:s: :sS e
% snd r. ms ssa
.snsed band IN the United States troupe Of Model
sss & :ssf S'sss sas
Who 2, 20 ssSus ss, Of ss
srsx Madame Rossns the only fsmais Jugslsr II ths
esshsr with variety Of interesting every
fav.
RAYnoND q HERR DRInsBAoas xENAeEKrE-
uoted In the known every animal
:: q. q es a S ~ H. ne
speOtas and .iigsn people Of the United States has
e. n 81 .a
,swins order brnk Me- Satur lay July 10Th;
M Me- Sar.Ssy & ss ~s
lick, Me-, Friday 18th Bath. Ne Saturday 25sh: Wsoas
81. Me-. Monday, 18th; Damariscotta. Tuesday, 9th.
I,BE LATE PROFESSOR sARTIs' CELEBRATED COL
the sssy sry S Br"sdwaSs % b aaa s
ction Of figures will be exhibition for
time s 20 se ss q aud Ss n
rated model Of the Moorish subject to seventy Ave
~ a. ,y
gentlemen. Open from A. NJ, till 10 r. NJ Tickets %
,Dts.
H.NoNcERT SINGERS WANTED. TWO LADIES OF
musical talents and w,o are capable Of
re wanted TO sing in Phadelphis, fillmore, and the
Oushern cites. Address s. L, n. Post Office.
AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE PRO EssIoN
shsn rs Of . s usa s
'arslos burton Is Theatre. New York.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUx.-P. T. BARyUM.

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSECM.-P. T. BARNUM,
Manager and Propretor J'hn Greenwood. Jr.. Assis
tant Manager Admtauoe to the Museum &C.
23 cents children under 10 years. l2 cents; farquet 2
cents extra Saturday July 49, grand holiday attractions
superb afternoon perormsnees repeated in the evening
and evening at o'clock thrilling Tight Rope by Leon
Jayelli and Herr Cline, Pas Arrsgona Nile Dolores
tbe superb dramatic company THE RED MONSTER.
the and popular pantomime for the last The
happy Family composed of ards Of hundred
animals and birds Of the most diverse and anagoc
raeters living together terms Of amity
hours. - -
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when he sros. made short speech. which was loudly

when he arose made short speech which was loudly
applauded, ana gave the following
oppression-The seed Of Hberty-h has been sown
broadcast in Ireland nsd with the blood OF
her galantso sons MAY it speedily produce an abundant
Gel Weller followed in his impsssa ned style and
II Is doubtful he happier in apy a his efforts
Hon, Isssc T. Holmes being called for spsnted In a
speech hes were made by the Hon H Mcfsrs uor
p. ". Tompkins, Judge Murray, Capt Symptom Col
White and many Others. Many volunteer sentiments
were offered which we have not room to give
At IL o'clock the company left the table for the ss
room.
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EXCURSIONS.

MAGNIFICENT TOUR TO TUE NEW ENGLAND
Nl sesports-kewport Nantucket, Boston &c GENTLE
Of wishing to join the association
forming for splendid trip moderate cost
TO obtain the prospectus once once the New
Yorker 100 Nassau street.
CPLENDID SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSHING
Fare Sesnts each way The new dbesutful
Sunday. July % 1851 leave Fulton Market slip at o'clock
A N. and and y. NJ Returning-Leaves Flushing l0IS
o'clock M and AZ PM landing At the foot OF Brooms
and Tenth streets Fact river each The Island City
will leave Flushing on Saturday evenings at half past
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NEws rHr e,NpwIcH IsLkSps-we have received
the Poi nesian ~ the nth, and eorrespounce fros Ia
bsips of the 10Th Of May From currespoadeots ettsr
weestrsc the following notice Of the msrks at shsina
May suth -
"our planter have had very good season aud thers
is good quantity Of syrup and some sugar ON hsnd
Syrup he'd IS cents but could be bought Tor bees
Sugars superior article clear light aud IVY bsid 80
cents; foreign sugars cente coffee but little GONE
in l2k Is cents The potato crop has teen hack,
owing 90 heavy frosts but nov they are coming down
ffon the mountain 10 ne rdr good size and p,essy 81
81 20 81 rs and 49, they VIZ probably be abs TO fur
m them nj ~ before next week aud Gil you allow
to ash supply your msrsetas ~ per bei here,
odd "a, ~ more for freight and expense and sell them
20 yc cheaper than you afford To raise them There
are but few vessels lying here nor carxoes sps
hope that q the large beet you have VIII be coming
over and take produce and give business a start,
u Is rather duh with US here just at present"
In the rvynssien the reports Of keoni Ana Minis
Ter cf the Interior and q Robert Crchton Wylie, Nil
meter Of Foreign Relations.
ficm the former learn that the number Of foreign
wi have taken the oath Of allegiance daring the
PAST year H. Isl citizens % the following countries
United states. China. ..............lc
Great Britain. ...-.....T South America.
fratce................. East Indies ..s......sss
Portugal .............. West Indies .....s....s.
Germany 49,. ........... Polynesis.
DermaIk.... .......... Africa.
4
The amount C goods - ID At auction IN the usTHs"
Kippd, M during the pest yrsr. was 81 cO0fco B
The amount received for public licenses " t1tleo.
In real estate the nurbct Of royal patents graneee
during the yeas j. Nl- ..
To Allie =.
Iosuh cn,...,,, ''' '''''''~'
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Casualties.


letter from Poor Mans Creek Feather river dated
June g. the death Of Franklin Morse, by the
explosion Of his gum while hunting excursion. He
about twenty years old belonged the entity Of
Boston and had his 81 800 In gold which is
in the possession OF James o. Smyth the writer Of
the letter.
Michael Fsllon, Of Roxhury Mass was drowned in the
North Fork of the American river on tho 9th Of June
w G. Brown recently FROM New York, killed in
sfrsy with DR.. Redding at Wobberyiiie, early in
June
Maj. Francic Fountain, Frenchman, was killed at
Smiths Bar North Fork Feather river recently By thu
fall Of bucket while he engaged IA digging hole
He in the Mexican war where he held the Office of
Sergeant Major under Col. Harvey.
Martin Schmidt GerIasn. formerly of New York was
killed ut San Francisco, the 18th Of Jure. by jump
ing falling into well forty ct deep while suffering
under attack Of Grlrium ,remens.
Capt James Everson Of New York, recently
Srowned at Red Mountain bar TuouInne river by the
king Of beat. lie was thirt y-nine years old
Capt. Snow, Of Thomastoo, Maine murdered by
two Mexicans the 10.h Of June, who stabbed him "
he weahvI gold dust in his tent ut Dragon
q aieh. near Sonora.
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EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-TuE UNITED
states Mail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Motton.
Commander will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
q osoct from pier No North River Price Of passage
$40 Specie In nns 10 twenty thousand
will he delivered In London for 6ths per cent spe
e must be sent on board the day previous to sailing
not wanted during the voyage should be sent board
the day before sailing marked below For freishto or Pas
sage apply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent,
No. ki
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0HIPPIHG.

Capt Lyon will saii Saturday. l2.h inst. a+ scock
Pier No. North River For freight passage apply
osAML L. MITCHELL 1874 Front street. Alabama, Capt.
ludlow, Saturday. 18th inst.
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(NASTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
resort open to vsters throughout the day.
IA NJ to NJ 1t Is the largest and beautiful
In country and the view from the upper galleries
aoble bay and harbor alone worth than the price
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o AYMoNp . HERR DRIEsBAoas xENAaERIH-
TIE LATE PROFESSOR sARTIs CELEBRATED COL

INBE LATE PROFESSOR SARTIS' CELEBRATED COL
lection Of Models illustrating health and disease
the Society Library. 3a6 Broadway This beautiful col
econ Of 9Th figures will be exhibition very
hort time previous to the SALE Popular aud truetve
lectures the mportant science Of health will be illus
rated model Of the Moorish subject
ctions, st the hours of H. S and sls Tuesdays for
dies. hen Sarti Intermediate
gentlemen. Open from A NJ till 10 p. NJ. Tickets 2
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CRANp rIc SIC ASH coTILLoN EXCURSION. tN

GkANp EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND. LAND
" IND ~ Fort Hamilton each way-rare 12H Cents-
rhs nav aud splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt J. N. Rod
will make daily excursions 70 Coney Island for
leaving as follows Morning rrip-From Spring stree,
= hslGpsst o'clock. ~ and hsifgsss II aad az 81
Morning. irip from Fert Hamilton s.sA.w
EXCURSIONS TO the FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
~ except Saturday. The sea steamer BUFFALO, Capt
Smith, Leaves the foot Of Hammond street at ~ ocock
Canal street at IA Grand street at Cstharue ct at
81. Pier No North river at A. NJ returning BY Y.
Refrehments bait. and hshins tackle provided. Fare, %
oents each way. band Of muslo will be on board.
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SHIPPING.

VESSELS wANTED-AT PORT RICHMOND NEAR
Phtsdelphia to coal to all parts ofNew England
Good freights paid. and rood despatoh given.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO STRATr0NPORr, BE-
wsy. The ASorite steamer 0rHELL0. Capt II. T. Fish
MI make an excursion to srstenport on Sunday July 20
FOL leaving As follows .Norh rvsr-Iiammora street. ~.
~ o'clock, Grand street at iO2 DOL Tenth street, at
do after which, she will make hort trip mp the SCUM
wi ere they remain about hours before
TO the city Tickets be obtained at tho oce OF JOHN
A.fLAhhEk US Wooster street two doors from AmityI
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
~ and Cleneove.-Sunday. July 2t-fare, twenty-five
loot Of Hammond street. North river. hsifpss eight
o'clock A. NJ spring street az quarter before nino CAta
fipe street Esst river quarter past mines Grand street.
half past nge Tenth street. at quarter befors ten; aud
turning III leave Gieneove At half pas, three y and
New Rochelle at four. All who In favor OF healthful
recreation will ind this excursion gratifying good
Dinner furnished at first class hotels at New Rochelle
MA good supply Of reireshments ON board.
GRAND PIC MIC AND COTiLLoN EXCURSION. IN
~ honor Of Wayne Chapter No % O. U. A.-rhe first AZ
take pl,ce at tie beautiful and romantic village ofNyack
wednesday. July sd with the spacious and sniacent
steamer OREGON and The and splendid double dsckel
and Coon Bands have been engaged for the occasion
DE pev Grove has been secured for the compsuy Dinners
will lie provided at Perrys Hotel Cor ~ cents each. Car
rsses will be In convey tho company 70 Oak m
Cemetry hochlsnd Lake Piermou part Of the
rorndDe country Tickets 10 admit lady and gentleman.
ottaned Of John ycorhs President No. Cornea streets
Jacob Abrams, Vice President, s. Grove street, e. Du
surer. g McDougai streer Geo. q. Newman. sH Front
.tret spet or any the members Of The Chaper The
boat wiz leave Delaney street, q. past gi.r Nc
past and ghteenth street at past Tickets limited
B-The Committee OF Arrsses ments being determined
dation, surpass any before offered the public,
have, ~ great succeeded in charterng the
steamer Oregon the place Ofths South America at
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GRAND sIGBT-cAPTURE or waALE-ALL WISH
~ ing 20 join the excursion In steamer TO the whaling
banks week advertised few days will hold
themselves in readiness the 10Th inst All particulars
will be given In ths paper Of the 22d 2 and 9Th instant
Charges moderate and the steamer TO be In port night
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-TwELFTH SUNDAY EVENING
~ Concert. Admission, % cents Sunday evening, July
Ith Programme:-Part hrs-L Overture La Mus tie de
Portie Anber; The Witches Reyels Lannsr; Violin
Soc grand concerto executed by Mr. Krollman his
appearance in Amer ca Do Berot Souvenir de Philadel
pha, Msretzek Pagsnini in China Gung Internission.
Part second6 Overture, LA File du REGIMENT" Uoni
se solo, obse composed and executed by sig De Rbas
Polopaise. Sunset the Battery, Maretzek Solo
Violin lie Carnival de Venice executed by Mr. Krolmsu
Pt gaDDi TO- Grand Festival March, Strauss Performances
to commences at o'clock precisely No posp,nem
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The following vessels with assorted cargoes arrived AZ
San Frsncco from the LIST the 14h Of June date
Of the sailing Of the steamer from that port
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PERMANENT SITUATION IS
offered to lady vocalsts capable Of sustaining parts
The Buresque Operas as performed By the New Orleans
Opera Troupe. Address, post paid to
s. SAMUEL SANFORD. Manager
Baltimore Museum, Baltimore, Nd.
street Theatre, Philadelphia.
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GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON. WHOSE NE.

Il y WHUSE
" mory all republicans proud to r,vere, was distia
gnsfe not only for his ardent patriotism his
OF mind and thought but we'll for his
and athletic power When mere boy according to his bio
gapher he was permitted to indulge freely in all the manly
sports-such wrestnng running pitching quoit
&c. &C. and woh teAded fully develop his physical ca
pacity In more mature and during this dark
peIous hours Of the revolution when moment could be
spared from duty to his chief
sisted in the intellectual game billiards The
cal table upon which he played be any
charge. at PASSPORTS Union Rooms. No 500 Broad
next doot to Nbo The quaran the should
not neglect the opportunity Of seeing it,
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feet For sale cheap great bargain Caiyos Panorama
OF the Connecticut rivera superb Investment to
fortune with small capital. Apply to Mr. sT0PPANI No.
SS Broadway.
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Oh. God. II i a fearful thing
To see the hum an soul take wing
In any shape. In any mood

Fron, the moment Of the execution unit, o'clock the
bodies of the erin inas suffered remain exposed
90 the gaze e the curious crowd who had assembled
the number u thousands At that hour they
moved and. presume. decenty inferred
We ssnDo, Close remarks without saying that the
whole affair vent on orderly and quietly not aloud
angy word Icing heard the rlaza during he whole
Attention sud CnJ the llw noise Of the mufed drum
and the mumurbg sound Of the many voices disturbing
The sQletn nifty 81 the oct aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-19

4 ONCERT SINGERS WAHTEO-TWO LADIES OF
acknowledged muscal tslents and wno are capable Of
ling leadog parts aud sing ballads songs gess &c.,
re wanted TO sing in Philadelphia, fillmore and the
on thern cities. Address 8. l., n, Post Office.