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RowIRY THEATRE.-BoxEs. % CENTS PIT. l2<
-, Sss ozh::sFs s01s s:s pSi: gPsV q &
Rs 'S;s Z. s.ss.s r. 4sss TSs
y.: iSSs az s e as. A.; Es ~:
s r % ,ss c ssn % If cfAp poPSlsy Song
soa za.sss AZ sss.y Gss Colonel Blood Mr.
circle and pSrSus 80 cents n F:9 circle
Sii M s:ssS;:s S':s 81 Sar: r
a siah .SisS sa .isss
Ok M .a @ iss
er Hl @ Dsss Spring ri;sa. L.. sa'' Tom
NATIoNALs IT THIAIRE: re- GaATa1r sr..ET.BoxIs
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a a q NJ gs1 issss Rsa i's & NJ as ys.'r Phil
NILE JENNIE cTs aTps ~ SHA SsAsD TosA EAH1wrII CON-
rsviS to her ,ss' 4 S.sars Fa w:'r. New York
public y:sgsss,,y informed that these Concerts
V'A TIE SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT
will take place
ON wEbNisbAY EvESISd. Mar 81.
PRoGRAMME-PARrI
3riaWsorssss 33's .ens.ia se:caac ksssai
secna ard S. Ari. VIE 1shse mir der sehlummsr"
osf fs''sshSIs spnas Jrssr Lisp. weber
Aria-"Lempie suoi CHI 10 cOlpesto," tGii Arab
p,,,., s..s, % 'ras ni = s.ly na,'a. sasa.'
& si's Es
ADLLz. jenny LIND.
Overture lie serment, J. ........ Auber
,:;is ;s'' i Fsf siT::is iss Iii H;:; s:::
msa''' ssnor ,ssivi. Aer'adans''
Barcar0lsm sgs pcppa del miO brik a pri
s'., . .,a.s:dss ,..s: b.s,, sl''''
.,, dIls Jenny Lind and sisnsi saix.i. "'''a''
Sstsse from 4. @ Opus
MDLIr. JrSSv IisD. 80 .''A'''''
Scotch s''s"c'TG Esih. ,H.s.Ea Ya,as the Es; E'sa
''''. 4 GRAND oRcHEsTRx.' : BENEDICT
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
s i Il .sss ss s ss s q . q :,s as s :s
holders g NUMBERS securing their seats.
e =
M which tickets have been sasd must render sS. Sal. asso
IAN once for shs sale Of tickets viii be opened at Jolss
Music Store. -
every dsy, except the sabbath from A. n,tos H.,
where dssraias d may be seen, and seats secured
fsDa9
Garden, or at 1ripler Hall, AS will be announced.
Doors open at 6s O'clock. The Concert commences at
o'clock.
eontanins the words Of songs may obtained
vi The II1HTa GRAND Ran ICON CONCERT viii b. given in
TKIPLER HALL,
+ On FRIDAY EvENISe, May 2sd.
Thr auction for fridays Concert will take place at Trip
= ' = '''''' A'' PIT BARNUN.
JFNNY LIND's SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT At
- Castle Garden. Wednesday evening 2st inst. The
desirable seats in all of the house be secured
at n. BALLIERE'S Book Store, 20 broadway.
lENNY LIMBS SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT AT
- Castle tardtn, on Wednesday evening Ast instant.
Tickets f- the most desirable sea.s be secured
EVANS BRIrrAN's,
Uptown Book store tY Broadway.
STfcKETs FOR JENNY LIND 8 sCoNcEaT-wEDyEs-
dayefenn at Castle Garden. Seats TO all parts Of the
hous. be had the book store OF ADklANCE SHkR
SV,IcKErS FOR JENNY LINDs GRAND con CERT, on
u wednesday evening May 2st, st Castle carden.-
Choice ats of the houSs he obtained
JAQt Es 4 BRoTHER's Music store. Ss5 Broadway.
JESNY IINDs GRAND CONCERT. AT CASTLE GAN
a den. Wednesday evening, May list Tickets for
choice 10 part Of the house be obtained At
BASTfFIT WELTORDS Bookstore, Astor House.
Also psgatrreoypes Of Jenny Lind. AZ large ~ life.
SHIPPING.
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INDEPEN THROUGH LINE.-OPPOStTIoN TO
The Only Through Line Through tickets the lowest
Dor Jhagres. aud Kingston (JsmsicaD The new
and splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN viii leave
positively Monday, 2Jth Nay, ~ A., ~ for Ghagres aud
krrstcn. Her fast trip chayres accom- shed Ia
eixh, dayr and her trip
hours Plans OF cabins choice bcrs secured
Al tie lowest rates q isre At BEkfORD cos Astor
uoue NCsey street She will land kingston
the 0uwsrd trip. Freilht through Francisco -
cents psr ID. Postage 70 saa fraacisco. 10 cents
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

but who look around this table and say that there
o 5 Psogs Il s sss Tnssd ss.m ssa:e: . S
meannes in quibSg about such athns as that lchsess
os ss'f tod;
lie msn no s h s lis
further for the trL o. a. 20 my frie ?. - ie that
,a fs1 ss
nut, II 'aSrs sts ", W. sasIsss as & sss I'D
edesemined to maintain me union these se.es come
@ s%s S'rfa DUMB sss".ss BE-
'fGpf %
e 81, " ,gaiass tie law sets ,%.sfsp against the gssy
resistance te, Shsn the people make them who seid
resist. they mus, be arstssfacy. appeal = sAs,
iss m Tut Tut Sp s e. thin.
JUL ma og re, Tsss En- ,s Cha.
you do net f. in pssrss about points c0nseeaoe asa
would %lshtisst empire n the wor,S,os via
ys,s f YN srs no ,d sn
the earth you tread and dull the eehes
the BY tie blood of our fssSsrs wnsS
q, as,s s
Tas Fsse srs s"9ss ss.as % e u
god ths. we wis, to tear up the tree Which they isys
are free people and Providence only asks Us not t. nas
s rsI nsa & Ss =
the am plain .gGhsn Ksntas @..
politics only Union the Gs..s
Nsse IniSn o% ssr o'un'' '0s
The toast was warmly received
servatcns.
The dinner party shortly after broke up and. the
President continued to receive visiters In the drawing
till the time Of his departure
At eight o'clock the PRESIDE MT len in the train
rounded by q dense multitude who cheered to the eehe
There tho usands Of people around tho depot to-
gether with band of music.
At Canandaigua there was nm immense crowd at haif-
past o'clock Mr.. Gibson the president Of the ros4
into the and shook hands with the President
The people insisted Mr.. Fiilmores going He
said few words and retired when there loud cree
for Mr. W. bster and the cars drove of.
At Geneva the remcn all turned with torches ana
the roar welcomed the President The people
climbed into the and pressed around in dense
village orator addressed him The President saiA
he hoarse; he could not utter word lie said he
wished he had n voice equal to the pulsatons Il his
heart. The train again dashed away.
At Auburn there was still crsuder demonstra&ion.
The crowd assembled to several thousands The fre-
prcsentcd splendid array, In their uniform, win
their flaming torchlights while fireworks and guns u
size adding to the effect The Presiden saiA
this was his native county: but he hoarse hA
could nor speak. lie hoped however, he would eoeu
have the pleasure Of shaking them NIL by the haDds
Meantime the left. amidst the loud and enthusas
Tic cheers Of the vast multitude.
RECEPTION Ar SYRACUSE.
Syracuse. May ALAN
The arrived at Syracuse at few minutes aer II
o'clock. Here the imposing than snV
preceding since the train left Rochester The whole
with tor hes and in fact the whole Of the ctiseua
while bonres bAxcJ in all directions and bands OF musis
and the booming Of cannon mingled their sounds TO-
gctber.
procession formed. and the President taking .
place in carriage IL marched through several strec
cheering loud and vehement and the greatest
thusiasm prevailed.
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ESkANKLIN MUSEUM. us CHATHAM sQUARE.-0RC
LEA, Sole Proprietor-A Adrnssi on-Seats in Private
Boxes 90 CENTS Stage Seats cents Boxes rs cents
auet 2 cents-EFant saloon performances After
and Evening" Entertainments In the
noon At o'clock, and in the evening al o'clock Th
varied and sect
st no other piac. Of in New York. consisting
Leas Femsle Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering hseei
performers being the largest and the the
who selected for their beauty and figure and Wit
pictures Of ancisnt and modern times Of Arab
0ir who tkrough variety Of fests of Ant
dextery Madame Rosalipe the only Female Jugger
world company of Male and Female Artiss who viii give
exhibition OF Marble Statuary unequAlcd in the world
ogether with variety OF Interesting performances every
afternoon and evening For particulars bills Of each
G'AsTLE ChRDEN.-THIs GLORIOUS SUMNER PRO.
- mernde 10 oren throughout tho day, anording
opportunity TO the numerous visiting the city TO
view the beautiful Of noble bay and hsrbo and
at tie time enjoy the refreshing
The room itself FROM it, peculiar construction snd Immense
sxe (being the largest in the world we'll from the
historical events connected with H. Il well worth visit
from the curious. Open from A. M. NJ Admission
shilling.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP ConPAsY.-tosLY
U through line for California aud Orexonl-rhs public
WI. .s a. h -, - ss n
hnue leave Panama ard sap Francisco the e, aud sf
ssn nnd will touch Acspuico san Dexs and Monterey
The following steam packets beongins " the pacne Mai
siii be slvsysin port AZ each end X ne rop,s
OREGON. osgtons REPuBLtC. 49,. Il hstsnA
caiifoRNik.. iw6 toa. conusngs. '. so sons
TENN EsSEk.. .lSD tons. lSruMUs....... tons
soRTntRNER. .i,so tons. uNIcoaN..... -. so,ous
soLIMBA ..... 500 sons. tkFsoNT... ........ %, ,ons
The new steamship COLUMBIA viii ply between sas
he srrv.I ~ IL. mails aud from Panams ana 70
urnizg without DELAY With the mails snd passengers for sh
steamer from San Francisco.
eorston q freight and transfer. psssenssr. between 20
nsms rad san Franeisco. -. :. -. -
eurhen under charter TO the company and peculiarly
,ommodous In her cabin arrangements will be kept runnin
One ofthe above stesmers viii keep up the connection
tween Acs pulco and the other Meriran ports
The connection IN the Atlantic will bs nartained by ~
GEORGIA. -. :. seS tons. cREsCENTcI CITY. leo ,ons
0lIo. o.......,. .s0dn tors CHEROKEE, 800 tons
Leaving New yers fr chasrss sh and sssh of sss
month.
TORN direct line between New Orleans sad Chssres
lnk At such periods v insure little setcnton
sbs the Ishaus and forming with the Psciao sscsu
hesioo, Cslerrs snd Oregen. Passages from New Orleans
san be secured from Armssrons Lswrsson Co sssn 81
The fare shrcush .ches from ssv ycrs V sss prss
tsco has been reduced from
geo. In state rooms, 70 ftN
tSO. IN lower cabin; to $50
he rates New korh chssrss vii - nsns lower
For choice berths spry ~ the ocs of the Compsay
ssd sevth street, ard ~ their asency III wss. street
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RARNuMs AMERICAN MusEuN.-P r. BARNUx

Prer.etor and MANAGER John Greenwood Jr Assistant
beautiful and talented Batemsn children only eight
years Of age the greatest prodes Of the cnn
are engaged for this week only and will appear both a
ternoon and evening in addition to other
matist, and entitled The oung Couple The
adaptation characters Of this piece the peculiar
pacities Of these little girls will render IL the
ing piece ever presented to the going public
the afternoon, at o'clock THE YOUNG COUPLE-IIenri
eta de vigny Miss Kate Bateman Charles de Bonve Miss
Ellen Bateman. The KINGS G'SGARDENER-CalochArd. Mr..
Kent Madame GalochArd Miss Chapman. In the evening
At before the fourth act ofths
Porta, Miss Kate Bsteman. THE YOUNG COUPLE-Hen-
rietta Miss Kate Bstoman; Charles Miss Ellen Bseman
The RAILROAD DEPOT-Samson Jones' Mr. Hadawsy
During the engagement Of the Bateman children the free
list with the exception Of the must Of necessity be
suspended Morning vistsrs usual admitted the
afternoon perforances free. Admission cents; children
under 10 years cts seats pArquet family :e
shilling extra Seats for the evening be secured during
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-21

ITO THE THEATRICAL PRorESSIoS.-wASTED,
several Ladies and Gentlemen % ability 70 engaye for
the and eommodious Theatre
cisco California. For further particulars inquire Of wian
Dayton, Southern Exchange No. state street. New York
Letters must be postpaid.
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NEWS BY TEL Z G II APH.
r~.y-o~-y~o@..1--e.>o~~~o~
HOMEWARD TRIP
or THE
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.
r-r~-e-----os-Noe1SoJNS.oJ~o
Splendid Reception at Rochester and
Syracuse.
->1N>~>~~~->~o~0~ooS~o~r~>]
Speeches by the President, Secretary Graham,
and Attorney General Crittenden.
~~cy-.~~<-o~o<->-~Y~~~,y>~o
Postponement Of N9r. Webster's
Address at Buffalo,
&c., &c., SC.
OVER BANS CHEMICAL LINE.

Movements OF the President and Cabinet.
posTPoNEMEST OF MR.. wEBsTER's ADDRESS
BrFrALo, May 70, 1851.
Mr. Wetsters speech which TO have been delivered
to-day has been postponed till Thursday next at eleven
o'clock In consequence Of the high wind that prevails
which would render II impossible for him to be heard
The dinner will take place tomorrow. The Postmaster
General and some friends dine with Mr. Webster to-day
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The Rochester .fmeica office covered with flags.
indeed the whole city decorated with flags and ban
ners and the display magnificent. and without os
tentation The President enthusiastically cheered
by the dense multitude as the procession along
and the ladies waived their handkerchefs the
dows and balconies OF the houses The whole thing
most enthusiastic.
On reaching Washington square, the military and fire.
men formed into two open lines through which the Pre-
sident and his Cabinet and Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil and Committees Of Reception, passed TO handsome
platform erected for the occasion Around the fine
square were five banners hung OF which bore the
following inscription
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T,oR Tnr WORLDS rAIR.-TnE EwANDsTAUSCH
" steamship NORTH AMERICA. J. II. Blsthcn com
maEdcr, viii leave Pier No. North River for Liver
yoysFe, 70 ,hssrss only and thereby fully TESTED her
spSed ant qualities 10 the fullest satisfaction She has
superior accommodations for 30 rersons Fare 70 Liver
POOL 500 Tor passage, appy at the once OF X. j. VAN
cabins and state be No freight takon. An
experienced Surgeon on board.
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BIlIPPlNts.

n NoTICr-PAssENGER PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
IN fer v.rron will please be hoard, Mt the foot Of
Canal str,et, Saturday, May "a a,l o'clock A. NJ Ind
SEND luggage not wanted the passage board Fri
day May ~ rked below with tae number their berth
CTEAxrR ARCTIC FOR SALE, FIRST Glass
- Passage the above steamer sail the eth iast
State berth ~ Of the best in tho sp. In lure
st - Eresdpa ay. third roor.
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EoR IryERPooI.-sT GEORGES ItNF.-THE
IL erlendii ncv packet ship ANDREW FOSTER Captain
Molvn hams WI postiyely sail on Ihursaay MAJ "a
Splendid edatons r cabin. seeond .csbu aud reer
sgs Il early arrlieaiaa y ms, ea board rier
III, N0rth EiNer, Or a. BUTLER BkOTHEkSt
NJ. South street, oorner ~ Peek slip y. Y.
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NACHr STRAY FOR SALE AS suE NOW LIES AT
- W. ~. Browne yard, foot of Twelfth street, East
River She s shout - tons and s well found every
spe snd Las beautiful scevmmodatens Apply 70 Dumont
y HeFast. n Wall strsst-
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MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY, ABOUT
M Grand street-Open every night dnrns the until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYe
aiNsTRELs comprising an .teisns and versatile oorp
Management Of r. p Chrsty whose eoneerts In this sy
for of ave years" been received with
favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Ticket: cents: Doors open e half past siI
turday next for the accommodation Ladies' and yuve
niles commencing At 8 O'Clock. p. n
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RRoUGHAMsLYCEUM.B BROADWAY NEAR BRooHE
q circle and garque 90 cts Family circle
a. ~ 70 begin At 9 O'clock wednesday evening"
TIELD-Dayid Copperheld. Mr.. Palmer; Urah Heep. Mr.
Raymond Milkins Mic.wber Mr. Broushan; Rose Dartie
Barre ard nd Mr. G. .p Smith ~ viii dance f.vOrts Pas
Don GIOVANNI IN LoNDON-Don Giovanni Miss Mary
Taylor Finnikon, Mr.. Brougham; Popinjay Mr.. Dunn.
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RRoLGHAMs LYCEUM.-MR. wALCoT RESPECT
fully announces that he has by the liberal
Of Mr. Brougham) arranged to take Farewell Benefit
this popular establishment Friday evening the 23d Of
May prior to his departure for the nth The
will consist Of the first of the opera
CINDERELLA, the favorite comedietta of USED UP
the lannon's mpc of the SAVAGE AND THE
MAIDEN-Mr Crun niles hrst timel Mr.. Brougham; The
Savage, (6rst time Mr.. W Walcot. Box open,
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BROADWAY THEArRE-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
Lessee; Barrett nanager. Doors open 1t x; cur
third circles rs cents; Gallery ~ ct: Private bo1s
Sand So Wednesday evening Nay viii be the
Harris; hsphistophiles Mr. Conway hontoO Mr.. shaw;
Dderon Rosoiio Mrs Abbott; Lueetta Miss Cspei Pre-
yious the spectacle the comedy Of WHO STEAKS FIRST
Militant. Mrs. Abbott '' - - 80
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IroR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-SEW YORK
II and Bayre Steam Navgauon Company.-rhe u1ted
States Mail Steamship FRANKLIN. James A. Wetton, com
mander Will leave for Havre touching AZ southampton
Hard tie mails and paeengers Saturday May 81 at II
o'coti from pier No North River Price Of passage fl
AL letters must through the Post Oce For freight
81 Brosdvhy.
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A. III fI.>lbhNi NFf.tuh. .,..,-...
Mr Mayor and fellow etgensrhe sentiment has been re-
etived ~ cordially that cannot withhold my seknov
lenment beg ~ return my most hearty thank ana
leg to add that shall look back the few harry hours
have srert here WITH feelings esnnot express have
friends here and old friends. of whom have, rerhsp
dstrused the have pursued Let them wait Tor INC
shdet them Judge rirhteousy. and from the result
have net done the best thing that mght be done-that
have At least acted disntersted rremendens ehcersD
shall ciudc with toast 10 sThe city of Rochester
distinguished alike for its patriotism snd intelligence, its
hpspita'ity ant manufactures
1hr tpast drunk with AL the honors.
The President then retired smidst loud cheering
Three cheers then given for old kcntuck, amidst
calls fsr Crttenden.
Mr.. CnntrSpfN responded lie said -
Mr.. cnlIrTvDEN's srrrCH
This seems 10 70 Ne real old fsshoysd scene.
tlaugNter thank Jou for this rcmemhrsncs old
tuck-ty te bye not quit. - old "a myself am unwilling
" F9rt aE'p p'lisNs nt ~ cbanlaTa. ae1ics
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pEPARTURE FROM BUFFALO, ETC.
BUFFALO, May 20-A. NJ.
Mr., Webster has been waited upon this morning by
many Of the prominent citizens Of Buffalo lie is stop
ping at the Phelps House.
Messrs. Crittenden and Graham went this morning at
seven o'clock. They will wait at Batavia for the Pres
dent, who is just starting by the New York train.
1t Is understood that the President wishes to avoid
speaking He will stop at Syracuse, think tonight
At New York he win go from the boat to the for
Washington, without stopping.
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DACIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. = ONLY
u Through Line for San Frnneiec0.-rsre Reduced-On
Monday MAY 25,h at o. M1he splendid don bleer
etsamshir OHIO, 500 tons yas findlsy sehenek r.
Genmsnder will sail Monday May 2th. at precisely
oclok r. NJ from her pier a, the foot Of Warren
n. r. with tie government mails for Chsxes via Hsv
hsrrs passengers transferred az Havana the splendid
double engine steamship FALCON Passengers leaving in
tht Ohio will connect With the favorite steamship NORTH
ERNEr 70 sail from rstama about the iste q June
lorts psssnge apply at the oce, No 80 and % South
e,rett. o. ~ No III West street corner ot Warren.
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NIBLos.-MANAGER, MR. JOHN sEFTON-TICK-
cts 20 cents; Private Boxes. $Doors open at half
past TO commence at half past 7-Perormance Every
NightmThrd night Of the engagement Of Mr. H. Piacide
who viii appear 40 Duard In which character he
ceived by delighted audience, Monday last
most yociierous laughter and continuous applause during
the entire Of the piece which will be
played every evening during the weekwedneday May 81
the performance will commence with the VILLAGE DOC
TOR-Pierre Bonc9ur, Mr.. Pacdo After which the new
piece called the FIRST NIGHT-Dufard NJ PIscde
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ITNITED STATES VAIL STfAS~NlP EuMIANls-
- Tor New Orleans direct via Havana, on sond.y Nay
-. stsr. M-rsre Redueed-The splendid doublecnGins
steamship ONO, 5000 bnrthen, findlcy Scht nck
y :. n, eemmenasr. -iH sail precisely AZ clock
or her rer at foot of Nsrren street, ". X, witt the
government nails direct Tor Havana and New Orleans
Chagre passengers transerted Havana % the tYepdd
stf smship FALCON freight taken 70 New
Orleans s cents cubic foot specs only taken
frvsht u Havana No bills of iading will be signed
abe steamer hss sailed Fer freight passage apply at
eGes Of the company, III West street. corner q Wasre
". d. ROnFRTA
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EELL0WS MINSTRELs, AT FELLOwy MUSICAL
= Hall, No. A4 Brosdway, between Howard and Grand
streets Open every night during the week The
original and well known Fellow Minstres comprisins
an efficient and versatile talented and
performer under the direction Of b. Fellows whose
certs In this city for the last have with
the sreate:t by the elite fashion this great
tropols Their concerts Of Bursque italian
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duett Choruses DancinG
and Instrumental On Wednesday and
day afternoons grand concert for the
ladies and families, commencing at o'clock p. NJ Admis
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I,oR SAN TRANCIsCo-DEsPATCHL LINE-wE
csl attention 70 the and elegant New York built
siirrer ship EAGLE at pier eve North River The builders
nj This srlsndd ship vsre directed 70 construct the fastest
vessel IN he United and she has been pronounced BY
every requisite this Object freight will be taken
at'srJ low rstes " apew a5lxSo q 70 e,w.,.
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l,OR sALE-1HE SPLENDID PREMIUM CLUB PotT
IT JENNY LIND 20 feet, new snd In good order viii
~ sold cheap. Apply At Jamess Boat Bazaar, Atlantic
Oock, Brooklyn.
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RoWYRY THEATRE-BoxEs. Is CENTS; PIT, I2x
- osatG Orchestra boxes 50 cents Doors open al
Syosns1 ~ Szaal histerieAl play styled WAITER TYR
11L, the Sazse ths second Mr.. Tlton
Tyrrs NJ ESay T:s.s! s JersS:. kai.hs: Miss W.
sSs play, MIS- nssss win 1ne nroPSIsy % Song T.
Tiiton; Aurora Sidney, Miss Wemyss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27


Fugitive Slaves in Canada. " The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser remarks as follows respect
ing the condition Of fugitive slaves in the British
Provinces Of Canada:
ANY one who has travelled much, particularly
in the Upper Province, will have remarked their
numbers. and apparent destitution, misery and
degradation. The climate and soil seem unconge-
NAL to their constitutions and habits The labor
to which they have been. accustomed in cotton or
tobacco fields, is mot to be found. They wander up
and down the country o. hang about the cities and
vide for them, with no prosed Improvement to
themselves, and an annoyau1e u ike white inhsbi.
tants It is true, efforts have bsen made, both BY
philanthropic individuals, and By the Govsrnment,
to give theH, employment, or to place them; upon
lands to cultivate for their own support. They
have been organized into military companies, and
made TO serve a. soldiers at many Of the military
posts. ard we believe q township was attempted IA
success" -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-27

Terrible Accident tn Russia.-Among the
items Of news in the English papers is the follow
ing: 49,.
:" fearful occurrenceis announced from Rus.
sia, which took place in Vladimir on the 1st OF
July According 70 ancient custom, procession
working image of the Virgin from neiehboripe
convent into the town Of Vladimir and back
again. This time the conccurse was unusually
great and Just as the procession was crossing the
bridge, the latter gave way, and 149 persons lost
their lives; 4S have been recovered, more or less
injured during the fearful exent,, -. -