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The New York herald., 1851-10-26
ahc : migration 20 America IN Russian
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trcn TIE LoI don Shipping Gazette. Oct o
IL Is very possible that frOr the maritui, In.
teihGeLce with which columns frpquen y crowd
Cd of the most part too ia short paragraphs
Htrces nay occasionally escape the casual reader which
wtud G-seIve sume lisie attentiou from him al the
Tr'ent trying tines for the shipp,ng interest of the
otuEiy. We inserted paragraph of This nature 10 our
napri q ihe .Sth u IL fgoi corresp sndsnt
RIu h. re.ioning the putting into that por. Of the
RssSan tork JoAr, i Riga iohfh hsd soii-d from CD
the Br whch 1i ss rs 1Gr g ports sf nOon OT
fsrcgu VOYAGE thrre in which freghss
ebsiBts 30 cw as iD those nt.ed up tbs convey
nnce Il rtssrrgers TO America the human fsrgh: must
be brought down 60 the iwest possible scale ths
pvvtfty OF mttt Of the parties emsratug aud the
t'il' 81 Lt Aheficsns IN this particular brloch OF
tu'iuus. Bot low as Bri i.h shirs may be SAILED Il is
ncw evident that Russsn ships IA sailed still over
TINS Russian chip OF course exp cs 70 bring cargo
Antiican fFCdVcr hack 10 Iughsh port; perhaps
tLe Array chs'teIet for this parGcssi or she may
possibly tfug 10 Us cargo OF eugss from o.
own tst lLGan oo,ohi,s that ~ she may be Gagged
In Nhst l. any other ctuu'fy would uudr al the cir
oonsth nces 81 our cosmopolitan hteraty be considered
biauch q te eoasng trade Of Great Drtsin aud which
the Americans have had the safa-ty make c,astiug
trsde With re'pect 90 their newly acquired possessio
In the hcrth Pacific. As regards British interests II Is
o: CO urSc insfCa whether the ppinc II the
county csui BY slams or Americans or we les
cr any other foreigners. Tie partcul,r dag IS inmate
ria! Tie British shpowbtr, VINO contr!bgtes support
TIE burd, ms 81 Tie c'untry is d. p-iye4 ~ IA I,
mcEt tor his vessels which ought gitimatsy TO bloug
to him We ICsr however, particularly 10 this Russian
chip becsuee IL certain that bad aoy one hned dur
ing The discussion the Navigation Law of toe p9s-i
6ii;y OF vessel Of that Eaton taking British isrlas
iicm this country TO America, be SouA have been
HNtAtu teal tarty rs an ililt. Nothlns va
c9t tcuiy dhtd by that party than the po sbity of
TIE thps t tue northern los 81 Europe ana particular
y tfc Eufistt beirg able 10 compete With British ship
,vnr estec;sy IN tue trade q the couu-
IT, viii any thfm nov say that IL n MT possible
hbNrt ittriirg 10 this case eaDuct avoid noticing
the gallant duct of the raster of this Russian hp-
Nbc t sTp eFs l. FFusian bg birth-il rrscung fom
tLdiug Iuotion the aud passengers 4 the
yacht Ov'n Gl' ueower. coustiug II "a persons which
he fell IN with cpmgice wreck OF the dangerous coast
Of the lsiss oi Afrsn aud engaged Sven ,urs In
heavy ssie rytt In rsscuine them from heir perious
rs CY he mart Of All tlnt
who vas C Fret TO volunteer IA the dvspeTaie
deuhkng-end his brave companions, = worthy of tLs
lgLpSt laatiOa
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

fFrom the Londln Mere aute Gaz'tte oct %
The What trade has assumed decidedly firm tone
within the last three and prices have riser
O. 70 B. per quarter at several of the principal markets
in the agricultural districts This advance has no, been
caused BY any change In public opinion Co the gene
rally good yieid Of the havrst bur may b. sttrbatei
refbsr 10 the natural ion which almost Invariably
succeeds to period of gr a. depression There De
doubt that the value of wheat somewhat uaiuy
depies'ed istt msnth. and the idea being enter
tsiued u at the oweet tint had been reached mchant
AMI miDere became aDxtnus to add 20 their stocks,
while at the time farmers 10, king for i'm
prOyemt nt) thrssbtd e-i freely In this Do di
sfsirs rice q fec sbnps per quarter vas
tsbBbed and froui lr~sent appsstanccs fnrgl.
advance does not se,m inprohshls The sta.e ~ the
trade in grain the continent may likewise be expsc
to have mofe oc lees innuencr. Il appears t1sfsb y
certain hat the shipments frou The Baltic will be
reratvey snail loDg qu tations In this eoun ry
continue ss low they et present Toe rye CROP
reported TO he oxoeediIRy sehciebt Va the inte
rior 81 Germany. aud the potaso disease u SAID
to prevail TO much gaatsr extent all the
no,.h ,ss a hu'ore tosn IN any pr'yeus yer SINE
teles q focu woul the ef, CT of causing much
lager ccn'umpiion Of wheat In Grrmaty Hhiaid
and Belgium, than IN Ordinary SEASONS, u Ger am
and though are l inclined o. hins that the failure
of the potsto crop we'll the stortues u tle yeh
of rye. will hereafter BE- found g. hsve b IN
this nav net be discovered til afer winter rhh nave
in ard the chsnc,s therefor are thn' no IN 81
cobesouence Wi be made ffcm the c"nnuent tui ne
spring CT war We do not expect thai any Part
eulsr vsut of o wbest viii be expencrCed but We do
thnh that the importsons viii he ON much rlpre mo-
RATE scs tbnn was at time deemed probable aud
We are thsrf fore induced g. hcge hst our fmers will
he epahed 10 obtain somesbst o-tr pises than taoso
they have lately bean obliged g cell At ,od ay,rase
,ups of red heat present worth SIS % 3es pee
ouarter in tie sEicultDIal markets s0d L. {, p psr
auarter more the chef nsumns towns These rstss
sre certainly remuDefarvs. aud long a. thprr
seems be fear Of overwhelming fote'gn supplies
the home erCwers wtl prOhsby thtssh la modefate
quantities more especially during he nsxi month ax
vesks IN which latge amount " sut-d0or pork whl
have o. be plDhsd rhe srrivals of vhsa coast
wise into the port London have brsu enns since the
oloss Ct lsst ss,k aud the quantity brought forwsi
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
"A r r RIVAI
THE
STEAMSH NIAGARA.
>0~NoN|NN0~NNNN~N~~ONN>
The Last Days Of the Great Exhibition.
Important Free Trade Movements
in England.
>NNos0N~>OO>Ny~N|NN1.No-N~~
ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTU
NN~NNN0~NNN00-01~NNO~>0~><
NEW SPANISH WAR STEAMERS FOR CUBA.
@ONN~0|ON~0rNlN~O~Oo~~
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
&c, &C., sc.
The Last Days Of the Great Exhibition.
ARRIVAL OF KOsSUTn
NEW SPANISH WAR STEAMERS FOR CUBA.

The British mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Stone ar.
rived at her wharf at half past O'Clock Yesterday
morning, from Liverpool whence she sailed on Saturday
the llth inst.
There i, further intelligence of Kossuth Hs was
expected at Southamr ton on the 18th inst
Advicts from Pa state that rumors Of ministerial
charges were again prevalent but much credit was
attached to them M dc Tallenay, the French Minister
to the Diet Of Frankfort ha. been mmc ned to Pars
Accounts announce the discovery Of a conspiracy in
the Cher and the arrest persons The French
government have sent special minister to Berlin to
inquhe into the system of duties aud taxation in
Prussia.
plot for releasing Otto Heubner member of the
Provisiona Government Of Dresden during the insur.
reetion Of lS49 has been discovered Several of the
soldiers forming the prison guard had gained over
Aivices fr,m Denmark announce the resignation of
the Danish ministry caused it Is said by serious di.
vision on the question relative to the settlement the
oovernms ut Ct the Duchies It only holds Office till
It's successors caa be appointed.
The Diet Of the Pruss:aa province Of saxony was
clos. d on the 4th inst.
Letters from Florence state that the absolute system
Introduced by the Austr4ns has caused much dssst.
faction to the inhabitants
We learn from Madrid that plan for the fofticaton
Of tie h!and CT Cuba has beea submitted to General
Zarco del Vale Director General OF Easneers for his
approval
The receipts Ct the Madrid treasury for the pnth of
August last, show increase Of 8 3ae7 9ls reals over
those Of August 1850
1he towns Of Metz and Nancy have been inundated by
tie oyorfo~ing Of the Moselle
There not much business transacted In America,
stste Stocks IN London in the wesk ending IN, 10th
inst, AID prices were ueste.ed. Messrs. ee. & Son
ih'p quote as lows
United states FIX pei Cent Bonds 1862. I05H l6Tx
gnited states Six per Cent Bonds 1863 sII2H
vnited States Blk per CeDs sock iS65-59.. 70. l05
Maryland Five per Cent sterling Bonds. ssX sex
u.riuon Six .er Cent BoDJs, 1874. .l0S sJOs
Boston City Five per Cent Bonds. 1553-62. 81 90
New YoIk Five per Gent stock, I35j-7o.... 90 q 81
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
HtprEI.s.

L,RrNcH HOTEL ON THE EuRoPEAN PLAN. wTru
L table dhote, A. No q Barclay street New YORK :.
Mons fux informs Lis friends ald fAs public generally
That he has opened the sbove eahaent upon The Euro
pean plsp, whore apartments be had with without
meals Table chete t5P daily. The best " Fr.psh
enee an quors &. Dinner and supper parties can Sc
given on THE premises Ia The beet style.
ITO TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE. .-yorEL pTrAIIg
II Genoa -1his hotl Just couticted ~ the propro.or
comprise TIVE pslsc.s thtt % ths Duke Grinai and
that Of Marquee Tesco Nothing tpsrcd IN the rior
.srsnsements 70 oGsr to trsvoers al thAs taste
fort can deeire. FRANCOIS TEA
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Ti,AvaLLEns, anIpr.

dNAhDTf An ID AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ bcrk 10 fhiadelrhis Leave Psr No North River,
ty ystesmboat JuHS pOTrEg. Morting Lae st O'clock
Aernoon lIne o'clock Fare by eithor line, s.;
s,fa dsoh, g. Emisrsns Line st o'clock p isre,
u 10 L. BLISS Agent
NV YORK AND PHILADELPufA.-NEw YUsK
enc fbiafeirhia cireet-Crited states Mail Line
Ihfough "a hovr, via Ns~ jersey sslrosd. Fare
tuced tc - for hrs class ard 50 o. for cond class.
New York st6h from OF OF Cortlandt s,r.s, ana a.
IA had ~, from foot OF Liberty street. Leave Fri.
nut street. " -
FoR B,Irfsonr, wssm-oroS on Cp.Rttsror-
Through tickets seld In the above lines throurh
ductor with through baggage oheck accompanies @ .r ,n
leaving hbP " Passengers and baggage in ts train will
Se rsnpsrttd directly through from depot depot ON the
route without extra charge.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

at MsrS lane BY land carriage samples from neigh.
boring counties has been moderate The show on
the Essex and Kent stands on Monday was not
nearly so large as on that day week and there
fewer offers from Lincolnshire gnd Cambridgsshire.
sdvces from the princpa PROVINCIAL and continental
markets caused sellers TO raise their preensions not.
wthstanding which Clearance vas Effected the rise
bshed was at least IL per quarter the currency Of
that day epnight The tendency Of prices still appears
upwards but purchases col,i be made this morning
similar terms earlier in the week The arrivals from
atroad have been quite trhng and holders Of parcels In
gransry have displayed increase rmness fei- extsrt
Ct business done Monday. and the saes would
probably have been more numerouc If sellers had not in
sisted enhanced rates which
paid subsequently the inquiry improved, and good
many parcels changed hands on Wednesday at very fun
Terms tht morning there was less dorg Orders have
been received from Holland and gum 1rthe purchas
suTsnce--Sas paid in the early part the week fos
Posh odessa arrived of the This Price has since
asked The value of town made -four has 1hdergons
NO change Foreign of which the .upplies nave fall
en- on since the close of last week ha, been led AT
tber enhanced rates but no quotabe advance as bee
established There fair show Of barley sau,ple, ON
Mobosy CONSISTING howeyer Ior the most part, Of se-
were in lively request and brou.ht high prces at
any previous period since harvest but the commonsr
descriptions moved of tariily and cases reduce
ton OF Ia per quarter had to be acceded befors,
clearance could be effected No change has since oo-
cuired but there less disposition TO purchase this
morning than in the beginning Of the week. Foreign
baIleg mas come fparngy forward an previous prices
have been steadily suppored Fine malt has been taken
OF rather freely while the ordinary sorts have sold slow
y ut frer terms The arrivals of coast have
leen small and the receipts from Ireland aud abroad
quite moeerate The trade was decidedly heavy in the
early part Of the week aud oats scarcely sold well
on Monday as on that day ennght since then the de-
roend has rather improved and good fresh corn whs
ther oi home CT foreign growth could hardly be bought
on es easy terms to-day es in the of the
were ottsinabe at the reduced terms this morning
Peas on the other hand advanced Is per quartr and
the Improvement has since been well supported Tho
holders o Indian aoat have rather raised their
l Iretsnlions which has tended to check business
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
As'rRDTsDCy <re.

A sIRoLooY DIR @. W. n, BACK FROM SWEDEN.
A lstey from Philadelphia Of his services O. cii-
ten, ikewrork sole 70 tcrese, past present, aad
utuie evers fee-Lsdies ~ cents; eentemsn ~. Ma
tes ealcustd and rssd in fu according TO the orsees
80 msetn'ine slens. Ladies. 81 gentlemen. 20. Ma
white stIs.t New York Nheie letters poet paid. yi rs
1--WE IN nmediate attention. For parti3ulsrs, daily
gfstis.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
wATrrmnxIAI.

M A1RlsoNY kADE EASY OR now TO WIN
AZ lover rofeasor Lswton, Of London, having arrived
~ .ston' w nd g any address receipt OF dollar
l Isic pam cirectons 10 ensble ladies gentsn
nus doted affections of the opposite sex The process
stmfe tso captivating that ali msy be rsrred ire
ticcve o sge appearance, or positions and thssrh
not least can be arranged with salo aud deioacy
that dttectiOn 10 In pasle address Professor Iawten
hcston Mass Nc letters taken from the POss occ uRess
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

f-ishful accident hss occurred on the lne Of rail
rctd tetwCtn - fttrshurg aud Nosc0s l1cg rain,
ccfveyrg hacl 10 Ike former city psrt q the dsrs
tnicsi- snd pivatea Who had atcrdsd the coronston
icta iu MCscoE. caa.e into collision with train is
way ron ST. Ie;ssGiurg Many persons ki'si a7d
ETH greater number uouuded but tbs exact l9ss of m
hsd NOT been publishcd rome ciyiliAss who hal 90.
tain Cd permision 70 ~ ~ tie military tra1 among
thcse Who Rave perifhtd
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Religious intelligence.


Congregational Church. sxte, nth s.seet-Rey O. T.
Sch,i mtThoTD evening
Uriversal!st Church Fourth strcel-Rev W. a. An
deu,n hnernoon.
Bspua Church, Oliver street-Rev c, l.. Msgoon svs-
Ming.
clri,tirn IraeIite church, lS5 Bowcry-Mrs. Marx..
ret l. Wihop Afternoon
Corfrgaiioral Church, Fourth sireet-Rsv. J. b.
Grifn,ll evening.
wa,blrgton lial Hester street-Eder D. J. Robinson.
morning
Tabernacle. prot6vay-Rev G. O. Fibney, morning.
Church of the Epiphany, Stanton street-Rev. DR.
Nirtcu, cveuirg
Mc.hedist l. Church, Pacific street Brooklyn-Rsv
". II Miburn. morbipg.
CIiyupakt Church, orchard strest-Rev o. II FAY,
ewing
Mvihed.st Church, Seventh siree,-Rsv Dr. uoldriOh,
nCinlfr
10 o'clock to dsy lie will administer the pledge after
heh maft ~ respers and will attend for the sccomno
dat0n Of The ciiiscns OF Brooklyp at tha place,
eNsfi merriIg and evening during the present week
Esv James os,rom hiss r.,gned tn. PASTORAL char,.
of he Lhth Avi rfesiy church la this oty
IN The licrnd Of insufficient health, to take effect
focn a. Zee. 1st
Bss job Haley has received unanmou. call to
the Psttby icrian church IN wstt Bloo.h-d, N J. TO
which a. Ut nr IL has not given decided answer.
s. rsul'' Church, cous street, BrOOkiya a-Rev Path
er Nstthew, morning
R,v Hsglestfr was installed. on Monday evening
- isstor of The second Congregational Church Dr'ss
strs,t nrck kbn.
Rev q Carver inetslcd pastor of the Firs, Goa
rcrsiona Church. in sharon Connecticut, the lst
inst
Lev Sumner Clarke installed Oct 9TH a. psstoSs
le Second libiisrian Congrega On Church In hsrsn-
ED
Rev Afa Msnp. Of Hsrdvick ". has been called 81
,,.ss pastr With Rev Isasc uufd Of New Psrish,
Ixster. n ~
Rev Mr Dexter Of Plympton. Mas IL nov lying das-
erft u.ly ~ ana with little hope Of recovery mr perter
Ia. L. N the f hful Tastor ~ the Evangelical Church
In riy mptop. during nearly fcfty years
p.vE Ctrrcnter ras intailsd psstcr of the Second
Cot fr,salonsl Church In Newcastle N H. on The slh
inst
Rev Nark Could wss ord ained the sth inst, over
H. Orthsdox Congregational Church and Society In
Ardevcr. Me
Then. T. IN Nevsrk ~ J. q church for les, than every
ticufard Il tie irhabi the number Of churches
bcifg foiiy, arc th, population Ss $50.
Tie feev III Baptiss have pu CHASED Or Lords 70 81
church IN pesrl sti eet Buso. This nounusticn have
lsrgechurch IN Boston, Bite county twenty miles sush
ot Ludslo and two CT three smaller In the
county
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

DARfs CIoASs-JAsEs BrCx co, WILL oPEs
tndsy, The 18Th mss lD Of the 1ohest quaity vel-
vet Closhs eeeaoty mmed eith Zoe ~ $50 s.on Thess
Clsks we're sde 70 order IN Paris just imported
fereofore sold at SlO We have sss received
per tesu, splendid assortment Of velvet sstia
snlsid oloth Clotk sacks rsas srd hsntla 81 every
osnzed tye and shape at unusuay lew prices aud
which ve invte the psyousr attention % pursassrs v5
prssdwsy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
inDIA AUraGc,4 .su:,Vs.

rro THE PJDLIg-tNDIA RUBBER suogs-oUa
stsntion has been called 70 an adversem nt Horace
~ bay, puhlished In the New York Herald th July
sl ana The Courier and Ebq qrrcr Of date IN which
stt much unmtiited abuse OF attorney wm Judson
kel he serts that dare him wlth pratur
Paents, unt and that he
not Infringe Coodyenrs Patents in the
We laye purchased our licenses for the Manufacture
ds Rubber shoes under Gcodyears Patents and gai our
money md are daily paying tariff for sms and any
.hsr person risht have doae the .sl: dspoa.d DO
rathtt tlAn pirate upon Gortyears Patsnts think
ntra just g. purchase rieht valid paeat than
70 infringe Mr. Day havrg tesn prosecuted askn W.
future ret g. inf ipge his fatsn's lie is now attempting
tot My q afrnge said Patents but 70 ipura or-seve
Who have for large Consideration par hased licences
aud work undor heu and charge Day direotiy
and that over our own ignetures With psng Jol
yeara Patents In the Manufacture of the shoes which
nov oeerng 20 the publ snd give notice that b.
a Who concerned with him vending
she's, made IN vcltton Of said Patent Rights will be pro
secvted T. Candle -
HAYWARD RUBBER CO,
by Wm A Buckin Treasurer.
TIE NEWARK INDIA kUBBERMFG CO,
ro.n - II. Hutchinson, President
New forh, july ~ 1851.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
Saronr.

On the mornirg of the 4th. the police Of Dresden
srched tn. houses and as u al tls frerch glove
alts re6ifR In the city. AbIut egttea In number.
YCur q tn Who found ~ pHss,son oi 1p@s of
Journal called the Gg-sfe les Gss FfcHcgi, jpgruai
IubiibCd in NacCetufg the organ 81 the frrnch
glove makers in 0esusay. were arrested TIE tDni-
tisf, visits dercd IN corsqueecs of Ieluis1n
lrcfn Vienna Prague
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
TEarlMoNIAL rn cApr I,Mr,
s,oLoNrL wANN's COMPLEMENTARY acgEFtr.-

SvoLoNrL KANN's COMPLEMENTARY DcsEFIr.-
~ Levi North's Amphitheatre We have sed
greater till q that pretentei ty ione Hauns
e Cor 70 morrow oonrrsea the entire strength Of Levi
SorsaS lzd Rivers and DlToss eonraais welt tas
Bie CT The oupss bloegss TO WEIGH, and Nahaai aat
SaDds AZ wAo tafe pleasure In tqsestan wonders should
be there. TIE various gentlemen Stovs named have
GIp ilJ volunteSei their services Let IL be bumper II
Is stated that t Colonel s about gins 10 south America
TO Gpsrd ths winter.
DAsTIEs WISHING TO aAyE rEs Uss Or rsiP.
Yer Uai tur6s sree evenny In abe week, wiz pis.N
II. HsaDgEIi. sOo srosawar
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
rto,.msn,s Of p,.,lnsu,,h,d Ina,,,d..l..

Hon Dsrit Webster and fani y arrived in the city
let evening end occupy spartmeus at the Ator Housc,
% lis vsv e wssbics,on.
Edward Conner editor and proprietor q the 4ks Cs-
Js-,a SAL fIencisco Hon. A Adams usutern", ~
Gittop s. g., among the arrivals At the Irving
HcUie ytsttrGsy.
Hoo l. sehoolc-sft Albany, Gsa Hulse ith'cA ar
ritto yesterday NJ the As;or n ue
Hoo. Jsmes DuchAnau is in rhiade?his
g,nstor Cocper ~ Pepnsyivana has been retin-d hy
the vrpor of Marysfd TO ass in the prose 5utiop Of
the Caristiana rioters
The New York herald., 1851-10-26

The Rorer Journal Of the inst announces that tho
hsiqus ffdirend bofeuEsna Charge d'Ahsires of the
RfutBc - Lult naia had presented 10 Cardinal tno-
ni le.'sTs from biz g0serLment, aceredlns him its
az ut g. lie Holy sec.
The r'Ts sd conferred Qualification Fathsr Caver
tie hpottle d the Moors aud Father Juan De jrttg
Who Cled q martyr IA Japan
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
AHUSEMENTS, A

RowERY YTHEATRE;-D OPEN ATsk CURTAIN
ass. g s.s a sn. ssd.y s .1sss: sa' S
S'ass % &
TSsy Adolins auno5 Mrs Josdsn; vCsnts sT Yse%
gdds sasi NJ RI
ksKs fFs % eth
Sam Slap, Mr. Grihi.hsi Fanny koreland, Mrs Grsttan
RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr-DooRs
sSss P,sss s'is Soss a%e faT ST.
~ sSs END 2':sssr ri
DUNE DUNE %,yST u1sS. Mr. E's Nr EST9n
h:Ss. AIR SSiss s:s: y DEAF bEs sitsH S6st
eo@sas,ss sy y s ssss Nav WI
JSnsns S'Twp a tissT & coons Husby Mr.
TaEaTaE sIEt,EI caArgaS STREET
Boxes y cents PIT s esns orchssrs Tickets cents;
XIV with TUE
fs ksph MorI Nj Arnold Cary wc.di Mrs Nichols
assI,S. ssssI Sr Ill ssps MAY wco5r,;S Soass
FihLD-steolhsii. Mr. Clarke; ss5ei, Mr., Niahois
CHKIsTys OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, NC,
"a sTSsSway Tss aSsys Gsna :'resopsn every
hris e .n ana and Won
sa.s CORPS of talented and rOrfcrmers"
sa ely fer .ueeossiOn Of years have been received
S S. e se 'ss1hs % sSssn's
w .ilSsk Tee ps:ors Of ghr:ys Ansssls
aptinnoa ''''''' NV wv
-nPEN EVERY NiGET-FELLOHS MINISTERIAL AT
FenoSs' New husieal Hall IA Broad way, bStxeen HoW
ssrDs Of s!sn,fi y 's e i.TTrsn$sS under
sSs sye been the srsasst 70. sg
Abe sis ana fashion from all para ef tbs Union Fellow
Sdass in the World op ana Ofss Ssos. y.ra'ss nS
sa 70. an s Y:S
solomo i.son Of families CONN cling o'cosk r w.
NEW rogE AMPHlTBEATss. NO 81 sowERY-i.
Nosth Prorresora Private boxes, 50 cents Bo,es
quarter at qsrsr sa SS. 9sol SPEC t.a ss
Of talsSt the ensuing week Fras niShs o
se engaSenen Of Num- the beautirai cgusstriesss
S e sssSSe a,d .hs RSP % F
aad Madam una Fiaeon beautiful acts of e4aestri.u
ne Sisi SS %G Il bi.: r y s,r 81
gar; Double sor ers.:iEg BY n Qat Graceful
sy ssr Eorth Madam Nunu; Highland PiieS. ~ Hss
BE- p;rei1s By NE % h9rss oi ss @o. an%say
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TEsrIMoNIAL TO CAPT JAMES
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te ersn sue propose tandering Capt Turner
fss,mOnsi % .n exhisition o. hr ,pysssi.son Of ri,
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set nt forning Of t M -, attractive
hs' hss ever been Irssntsi ia ~. city rdee q iinis
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The New York herald., 1851-10-26
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L(sooKIYE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
a Asocsion. Or ming night for the Friday
lnE Oct. N-AlL 1HA At GLIfTsKs rs NOT GOLD AMI
HOW TO DIE TOR LOVE. Gentemen accompanied by
ladies' Obtsn tictots tousy of mebor
Museum ped evenings where sm,teurs deirous
OF joining may npply. J. B. VAN ByRsN
=. W. HoTnAs, Secretary. President.
The New York herald., 1851-10-26
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