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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

"A UCT1ON NOTICE-W. A. CARTER WILL GIVE HIS
personal attention TO the and sale Of house,
hold furniture stock horses and carriages and
other description Of merchandise real either
lie or private sale; aud general commission merchant
will make advances saleabe merchandise w. A. CAR
TER Auctioncer and Commission Merchant New street.
near Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

vJNANNANY SOCIETY. Or COLUMBIAN oRDER-RE-
gular Monthy Meeting-Brothers; The ular o
Is meeting and the at previous to the annual election
tie Society will be held at the Great Wiswum Mon,a AZ
evening neat April ISL at half hour after the setting
Please be puactual la attendance
der of ELIJAH L. PukDf, Grand SscIen.
JARED W. bell, Secretary, pro. tenn.
Season Of Blossoms 4th 81 Of dis
eoyery h Independence 10Th Of the Society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

ElksT CLASS HOUSES FOR SALE-FOUR OF rHR
twelve four story brown stone front houses the
North AIDE OF Eighteenth street. tho Fifth
In the most substantial elegantly finished
plete with every conyenence Apply the PREMISE
II. Z. ADAMS. Il wall rtrret JannceY q mt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

DOsT OFFICE, NEW YoRK.-NorICE.-THE MAILS
Z. - mail steamer Franklin will elose this Once
Saturday. the 9Th int at t A. NJ Letters for the Cont
nent Franklin, must be prepaid W. v. BRADY r. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
DARTYER wANTED.-wANTED-To MEET wIrm A
INSTRUCTION.

LSPIsCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT
II Grove Clifton, Staten Island Rev T. lowell A. ",
4. e. d. ReetorThe Rector will receive applications
admission Tuesdays, Thursday aud Saturdays during
this the Once OF Muir 81 broadway,
by letter. directed as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
THE MECHANICS. INSTITUTE mas REMOVED TO

THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE HAS REMOVED TO
the large building At tho junction Of Division street
and the B.wcry tNo bewery) aud will there open Ne
ehsnicnl Museum and Polytechnic Exhibition.
the arrangements can be made Inventors and
Artzans DESTROYS bring their works into public notice.
will please with the Actuary The Library
and Reading has been tatefy up the
and is for members and apprentice Terms
Of MembershpSl Initiation Tee, and s. yearly dues APP
free Strangers and seAaring invited to
v the Reading Room 1t .cr pleasure durng their stay
n the city. PADDOCK PRATT President.
O. Dom. Actuary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

"ANTED-A WELL EDUCATED AMERICAN Or
English lady OF senteei and good address,
10 take the entire supervision Of house and family % chill
dren Good references required and Address sey
more Herald ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

A SSlGNEE'S SALE-TIfE STOCK AND FIXTURES
complete Of first class Grocery aal Liquor Store
Brooklyn Location unsurpassed. Goods and fixtures all
the former proprietor has been In the
short time will he sold at bar GAIN il applied for this
week Call at NJ l3 Fulton street. Brooklyn, from A
NJ, to T.. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

VEAGoN FOR sALE.-A SECOND HAND LEATHER
w tor pleasure wsson, In good order. for sale Ny
WI STEWART l7 South street
ITO HORSE suoERs-roR SALE. THE STOCK. TeoLs,
il he the chop In Washington street. two doors from
Liberty street. Apply on the premises r,,,,xsr.or,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

II G. KEMP, AUCTloNEER MORTGAGES SALE
lNs OF Furniture, Pianoforte Mirrors.
lsaturd,y at 10 o'clock at y Nassau street X {. Kemp
Ml sell AZ auction as above large assortment Of
Household Furniture Pianofortcs Mirrors &c sisur
OF parlor dining and kitchen Furniture good
ity and well worthy o the attention of Housekeepers
Ato lot Of Young Tyson Tea. Butter and sundry
articles 20 he sold without by order Of
Catalogues on the morning II the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

II O0Ml HOUSES TO RENT, IN READE STREET. OP-
~ poste Elm-One House contains IA and base
ment cellar rent hundred dollars. The House
~ rooms Is double house rent hundred and nifty
dollars Possession be had of May Apply
ut 49, Reade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

- EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLoRD."-THI
&C.,, Union Bsidias Assscistis. win meet on Tnasy
sehsr april Btu o'clock. at 1T Grand street. that
All the members requested to be prsssat "a
se'.hs preetrs, &c. Prrpects~es he obtained Of
hhrnard aud Psrs.ns III Wall street. the S.
att. nd N1' AT AT n. Pap,iy Hs lnuseu "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

"a -, iioN trs-lii,N. bELii EEh-
"A Hy IT, " Bush-Sale this day at i0s o'clock in the
basement 10 North William street, balance stock Of Mr..
Merriam $50 the bar fittings, counter. furniture glass
liquors &c also the good will Of the place.
day splendid furniture Of all descriptions the Sale Rooms
10 North William street. Register Tor april 4 desk.
TIIOS. BELL. Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

II o0MS TO LET WITHOUT B0ARD-A PRIVATE pa
~ miy have two Rooms let nnfurnshed without board
to single gentlemen, from LIST May One
with closets and small pleasantly situated
within five minutes walk OF Wall street Please address
Rooms" Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

MI ESSRS. GEO SCHISGE son, BEG TO INFORM
l the public Of this city that they have arrived
Germany with splendid collection of the
nares which have the notes OF the nghtin gale
and will sing wen by eandlelight daylight Also LOT
oil the best Belgian ongtree Canares piping inche
Goldhnches and LinDets for sale II Maiden lane
door to Cholwelfs Pocket Book Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

GALE OF DIAMONDS &c.-HENRY IT, LEEDS & Co.
~ will sell at auction Saturday. April D. IL o'clock
NJ at their salesroom. No. Wall street Broadway
Tor account OF assignees twentysix diamonds and eme
beautifully set as rings and pins from caras
one hne Paris made watch Paris made chains opal
&c. All to be sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-04

nor SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES oFt MUSIC
and Fancy stationery store the side city,
doing good business and only disposed
engaged other business and
stock Of Musical instruments Music, etc. very choice
and nearly all To enterprsnx person this offers
every indueement for profitable Investment For further
particulars apply to JAMES PRICE, office It's Hudson st.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
From the National Era.
lMYOSAIlOM~

nark the solemn hour Of midnight, Ginning on the
silent air; lcare-
flushed lie every wild emotion, lanished every weary
Here bc.ide my quiet fresde, wh,rc the looming shad
cws glide, side
invoke thy faithful presence, fond Memory! at my
Come with gentle micn and bearing, ttareyed with
voice so low fago:"
Thrilling me With distant echoes from the hills Of long
Long ago. O. land Of beauty~hsre, with joy and chill
dish glee Tdered free
All the long sweet days Of fairy footsteps wan
tp and down 'mong thornless roses meath the skies
where glowing hung [syrcn swung,
Earth's rcsplendent Low of promise whose arch u
And in tones of silver sweetness the syren Hope
Away, AWAY"
Reckoning with the hand mysterious the land Of far
Paler in the sober azure glows the rainbow oftoday
Where Hope Faith sits, pointing to the land Of
"endle.s day"
With thy touch 50 strange ani wonrcus sweep those
chords with skilfu power, rection hour
Weakening memorics tIa. have sumbered till this
Human heart for love that yearn.t hold sweet rcve
tonight; light
refresh thy weary ion;ins-hs.k awhile in love. pure
sons long of such have not fingered
on thy chords- ldear words
In this fountain, freely gushing qucneh the burning
thirft of years, [ful tears
Sympathy and love spontaneous dew eyes with his
so sweet Memory thank thee for thy precious boon
tonight,
Eenoratins all my teing-cas.ing the fnturc light.
Monticello Smindry Nov. 1850. CoRNELIA z.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08

stand-ihe Indian guide said there was no
way but 10 cross the mountain, and they
were afraid TO undertake i. Armstrong
and my self took the axe, and in short
time cut road TO the top, winding around
to make The ascent more gradual Up this,
The mules finally succeeded in dragging the
wagons, assisted by call hands," But,
strange to tell, We had not proceeded Ear.
on the very backbone of the ridge, until
we were badly m,red down. The descent
at the farther end was also very rough and
difficult. but a, the foot we found small.
clear stream, on The bank Of which we
cncamped about 4 o'clock. Caugh, fine
mess Of fish for supper. To-day, Lieut..
Den, received On express from Capt.
Marcy, with information that he was on
the road, but frareling under ground a
great portion of the lime. The man who
brought the news Ito hear him tell the
siory) was drowned several times, starred
to death, and killed by the Iedions as often.
lie ~as indeed The picture of "used-up
man." He must have been lawfully sea-
red :" but he slowed away the pork and
beans, when they were passed around, as
though nothing had happened.
RI, Lr roufiuurdJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
ORIGINAL NARRATIVE.
Notes Of a Seven Months Journey 10
CALIFORNIA.
From the Private Journal kept by
WN. II. CHAMBERLIN, OF LEwIssrKa, Pa.
TIA. FORT SMITH, SANTA FE, GILA RIVER, AM
THE TTLE LAKES
CONTINUED.

CON ONllNUED.
Friday. March 23.-Green and Musse'
gone to Van Buren, TO purchase mules
The boat Penny weigh, arrived to-day from
New Orleans and discharged cargo O
CaIifornians. They buried seven person.
on the way up, who died with the Cholera
Purchased another slork Of groceries.
which we are busy sacking, drying and
smoking our bacon. &c.
Saturday, March 24.-Bought mules
at $50 head. Mr.. A Armstrong from Raj.
ston, Pa. arrived to-day and joined our
company. We use the sulphur wafer.
although the taste is rather nauseous.
five do not require its medical virtues, it
can not injure US. Dor mules are in bad
condition. which will require US to travel
slow in the start.
Sunday. March 25 5-Weni to hear the
far.iamed Mr.. John NewIand Mafiit preach.
knew him by reputation, but had never
seen or heard him before. He is GER
iainIy an eloquent speaker. but came
to The conclusion that he is more renowned
for eccenirici,y, than either pieiy or inter-
esi in the future welfare OF his listeners.
He was formerly Of the Methods, church,
but is now an "outsider." Although up.
wards of fifty years Of age, he does not
appear 10 be more than thirty, and | am
inclined 10 think that more Of his time is
spent atibe toilet. than a, the Bible. There
appears to be more regard for the day in
camp than in town.
Monday. March 26.-Musser went 10
Van Buren, after our mules. The weather
is very fine. tempting US 10 start. We are
anxious 10 be on our way and will get off
as soon as possible. Purchased three
mules at abou, $50 per head. We have
now 10 each wagon, intending to purchase
riding ponies from the Indians on our way.
Having our mules .hod. wagons repaired.
and making every necessary preparation
we can think of.
Tuesday, March 27.-Judging from the
amount Of goods sold to the emigran,s a,
this place. and the prices realized, the self.
interested citizens Of Fort Smith could we'll
afford 10 publish to the world the many
advantages (no doub, exageera,ed) this
place has, as starting point. for on over.
land journey 10 California. The gamblers
are fleeing many persons, who will be
obliged TO return home and take a new
start. We disposed Of our provision chests
and exchanged our tent for a larger and
more convenient one; purchased saddles,
extra mule shoes, pckeis, sc.
wednesday, March 2s.-Commenced
raining this morning: racked our wagons,
har"essed up Our guanl.l .lookinp mules, and
rolled out shout . o'clock ,hi. afternoon.
oss teams moved off finely the road very
lad; continues raining. Eneamp.d on
'"a" Fnni no grass, fed our animals
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-08
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the Post43fhce. ON. TOEDEN, Proprietor
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
Resolutions of the Massachusetts Wing
State Convention.

We publish these admirable resolutions on our
first page. II is amazingthat the Courier could
have had the hurdihood TO denounee such reso-
lutions as unpatriotic, committal patchwork
The Massachusetts Wings express enthusiasm
far fhe . Constitution and Union; they pledge
themselves distinctly TO perform every duty mn
posed upon them by the Constitution; that no
national law should be annulled, or its execution
prevented !, they announce that they will "cor-
didlly" support the National Administration
they tell us that their confidence IN DANIEL Web-
ster is undiminished. We ask If the endorse
mcnt of The Reunion Of the New York Wings
by convention proclaimipg as theirs sentiments
such as these, does not strengthen the position
we have assumed - though the Courier is
anxious 70 Manufacture out of this endorsement
an excuse for doubling the sincerity of the Mas
sachu5etts Wing; and from this and the general
tenor of the resolutions, TO draw the baseless
conclusion that the Wing partyin the Northern
States is no friend to the Compromise, and no
part Of FRIEND, How shal s. &lS1..e>l's@I-hH iy
blind is our neighbour SO sharp sighted to hunt
imaginary blemshes in patriotic, Whig resolu-
tions; but binder than the eyeless fish of the
Mammoth Cave, and dumber than an oyster,
when the Democrats of Massachusetts, united
with the Freesoilers. and by foul system Of
bargain and corruption, elevated an ngtatorc and
abolitionist to seat in the Senate of the United
States "a man pledged to procure, if possible,
the repeal fhe Fagaive Stare Lar! This silent
commentator of the latter, and open censuro Of
the former, may be fealty to the Democracy,
but it is dsloyalty to the Union and the Com
promise. 1t is bitter commentary upon the
excess Of partizan zeal! Q
Perhaps what ofFends the Courier, in the res
olutions, is the denunciations poured cut by the
Wings of Massachusetts,, upon the Democrats of
that State, for their unhalowed alliance with The
Frea3oilers!
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
JOURNAL AND UNION HANNIBAf, MO, OCTOBER 2 1851.

President, the officers of Her Maiestys troops
in Canada, Governor Boutwell,, and many others.
The President and suite, and the distinguish
ed guests, will 60 on an excursion tomorrow,
through the islands of the bay, in seyeralsteam-
ers. . sos
Fireworks Of the most beautiful description
were Jet of tonight from Jhe fremont House,
the Revere and other hotels, and in front of these
establishments are splendid gas stars, which il
lumiaate the whole street. O
The English officers here were amazed at the
evoutions of our citizen soldiers. In fact, all
from Canada are bewildered, so differentd do they
find Yankee land and Yankees from what they
expected.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
Mn. STEWARDS SPEECH.

The following is Mr.. Stewards Speech O
The veryoomplimentsry terms ON which you
have been pleased to allude to my friend on my
left, and myself, seems to demand word of
response and thanks. I tender to YOU sir, my
most cordial Acknowledgements for the welcome
YOU haye-given us. This sir, is. the first time
tina my foot has ever rested on the soil of New
England, but trust, sir, it viii not be the last
(Applause). / haye7seen many things to adj
mire, and which have afforded me instruction.
have seen the net work OF railroads to which
you have alluded, which are now penetrating to
the remotest part of our country. l have seen
to-day, sir, traversed your territory, the
hardy yeomanry Of this country, and here, sir,
permit to say, that in all my travels through
ont this broad eonfedeFacy, have never yet
seen the same evidences Of intelligence, prosper
lily, of industry, and of everything that renders
the condition Of man delightful in this life.
(ApplauSe). have seen, sin, bands of children,
who have seemed TO me to line theway for miles,
and who had come FROM your glorious Common
Schools to tender their welcome 10 the President
of the United States. felt, sir, that it was
we'll that they should be there. | felt that they
would learn the lessons of natural patriotism,
aud have them deeply implanted in their hearts.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
To the Voters of the City of Hannibal,
Missouri. o

FELLOW CITIZENS:
have been called upon through the city papers, and
in person. by many Gf my personal friends TO permit
my name TO be used asa candidate for Mayor Of this
city at the ensuing election. am well satisfied that
the generous Partially of my friends and not any real
merits OF my own, have had much influence in this So
lictation. My interest is closely identified with the
prosperity and ultimate destiny of Hannibal resi-
dence of eight years among you has given us an op
porunity TO be we'll acquainted with each other. 1
have endeavofed during all the time have been here,
10 attend well TO all the business which my duty
called me TO do, and if you, in your WISDOM should
think proper 10 honor me with the office of Mayor of
our young aud growing city, certainly shall do my
best 10 attend to the duties of the Office and do all in
my power for the prosperity Of the city ami the well
fare Of all her citizens. .-
Respectfully yours,
IT n Sci MES
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

The Machines can be made to order Of env
SIZE, at proportionae price, o
NO l. (the smallest size) is valuable for ex-
tnguishIng fires in chimneys and small apart.
ments. be ~Po''-
No, 2. is used with effect in large buiIdipo,
ana at the outset of fire, and has the advantaoe
boelng the most portable Of the sizes deemed
available for houses. - '"-''
NOS 8, 4fand are the hand machine, Of
greater power. No. can be carried nv. =.
iady. Nos. and 5 can only be handled IN nd
vantage by man, and are preferable for Ioroo
establishments as they may be effectively used
FOR street fires. a. - "'eu
lnaddition'to hand5machines. there arc s,roo,
or district Annihilators, mounted upon wheel
intended to be drawn by fremen in the nsuaI
manner These machines are possessed 40 oo''
hnuous power, and will emit through TO-
stream OF ,yapor upon burning building for anv
desirable length OF time. iO' any
The portable machines are so simpIe IN oou
slruction that they are not liable 10 r,et n',ole
ordeE' and their application is so easy that onI,
person may ellectually use them. The cbe,,;o:,
charges en- may be preserved any length Of tina
IheSe machines furnish an infaIlibIe ,rotoa,;N-
against the destructive consequences Of fire 90
they are always ready for constant use. and co.,
la'h wllhln themselves the certain means or ~,
tiIlguisllng accidental fires, as soon a disco,or
SIn' Inc FIRE Annihilator is made 10 evoIyo
limit FaPor and toemit it with great exnans,e
30 as 10 penetrate into, 10 search ont and
10 IeAuiguISh the fire; but while The vapor erai
oI - obstructive oil fire, il is nnoNious 10 TF,
a'' oNoh leh's topurify an atmosphere chart
WIN ''loN' Shof does 1t I9urs the furniture or
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

GoDEr, FOR ooToBER, comes to us with more
than his usual excellence of matter and beauty
of illustration. The fashion plate is in the best
style of engraving One prominent character
istic of this periodical, which should especially
secure the interest of our lady friends, is the
large number of female contributors. GoDEY's
name isa sufficient guaranty for all literary un1
dertakings.
FARMS res, SALE.--We. refer to the adver-
tisements of two farms, one in this county, near
West Ely, the other in Rails county.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
Agents for the Journal and Union
st. Louis AGENT.

Louis F. Payson,, No. l27, N. Fourth ST..
st. Louis, Mo-, is our authorized Agent to OBJ.
tain Advertisements and Subscriptions, collcc
Accounts, SIC.
W. +. S;orer, Memphis, Scotland Co, Mo.
WIN. N. Penn and W. u. Twyman, Of Paris, Mo-
K. II. Buchanan and John A. Quares, oil Florida
Thomas F.. Thompson, OF Palmyra.
VIM. o. YOung,ol New London.
]. l.. Canterbury of Mexico.
Mr. Blakey, Of Clinton.
Postmasters are requested 10 allow us TO add then
10 tBe list.
The above named gentlemen are authorized 10 gin,
receipts lorinoDey due this Office.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

There will be preaching on next Sabbath, by
Rev. Mr. Cochran, at the Second Presbyterian
Church, at IL o'clock, AaM.a
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

The Rev. f. MUNPoRD, Universalist, will
preach in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 9TH and 9Th Of October
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The following are the rates of Advertising in the
Hannibal papers; a
ADvERTIsIEG.-0ne square, of II lines or less, one
insertion, one dollar; each subsequent insertion %
cents. Cards not exceeding six lines, per year, So.
One square per year, without alteration, Sl0 one fourth
oil column, SO; half a column, $2O;s whole col.
umn 500
All notices, except marriages and deaths, Willie
charged as adYertlsements
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
. G A N DID A T E S 4.

E5-We are authorized 10 annou6co d. f. JACKSON
candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing election. otd'
We are authorized to announce B. NJ HAWKINS
candidate for the Office of City Marshal at the APP
preaching electiOn.o seplld
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

MISSISSIPPI RAPIDS CoNvENrIOH.-Th cit
liens Of Missouri arc invited to attend con-
vention to deliberate in reference 10 the improve
ment Of the Rapids The convention will meet
at Burlington on the Odd Of. October. We are
glad TO see this movement 1t should have been
made long ago. -
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02

We are authorized to announcs the name of, A..
CURTIS as candidate for the office of City Marshal,
al The appro aching ELECTION
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
HANNIBAL, Semi. Both. IS5

HANNIBAL, Sept. 3Oth, 1851
IL Mr. JOHN BLEWIS will again become can
ddate for the Office of Recorder at the ensuing cleo
tiOn,1he may rely on the support of
% MANY VOTERS.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-02
D HANNIBAL, SEPT. 10Th, Is5l.

To The Editor ofthe Union. o
II JOSEPH budding will consen, to be a can
dldale second time for the etlice OF City Marshal h
will receive very gratifying evidence of the esteem his
past services have won from
MANY VOTERS.