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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

1Dl CENTS, IN LARGE BoTTLEs-DR. KELLIN.
- gers Magic Fluid s sold for the benefit of the
mass Of the people BY its wonderful curative powers
good has been done than BY all the put together
quite evident that the Dostor does Intend make
Wm H. Attors fortune At these prices he has comfortable
living aside from profit upon his medicine
he m wng that the people and the merchants shall eoy
the BENEFITS OF his labor in this Orders
cashed Dr. X has large hotel at Yonker sixteen miles
north York city where be has the pleasure OF
men IN the nstion t evident that he for the in and
outer He IL hlest with good luck otherwise he treats
hs patrcps we'll his astahlishment full this early
period many Of them have been with .hm for number
and In ths afternoon at Yenksr nsrss and carriages
let bowling alleys huneboards, geots &e., kc, for
amutement NIB Gentlemen who wish the Doctors advice
for the examination OF their horses Otherwise hnd
him at home day and be attended % in luce
them TO call again No hummng birds mosquitoes any
pert Of the year The air and scenery cannot be surpasd
little South have Edwin Forrcsts magnificent castle
and at the north the worlds favore Wasn ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20
HOME STIcADS.

INVEST MOUNT vERNoN.--THE TEUToNIA HOME
stead Association meet this evening" at the hotel Of Mr.
Hdcbrand 7D Hester street They have bought 3O
q high drs and fertile land the Harlem and New Haven
Railroads. dividing IL into exclusive
OF streets and Zach subscriber pays $40 the
time q sulscrrton and two dollars weekly from the
OF APRIL which the proportion each has
cudng the cost Of grading and working the streets The
public invited to attend meetings aud
Particulars JOHN Y. Luther, President.
FrRpIsAND MrSrKR, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

Hunt AND RosKELIs tsUCcEssoRs TO sToRR
y - hsrtmer.l scldsmshs silysrswiths, a., 70 the
Bond street, London mauufactory Is Harrison street.
inroad beg 20 intimate 10 their patrons thst they
about moving from their branch business In Princess
street Manchester - S Anns square In the same town
and Immediately opposite 70 the principal entrances Of the
Exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

CANDY HOOK, 18TH NAY, ls5l.-OS BOARD Dark
Belona Captain Charles Thompson, from Bris.ol-Ws,
the undersgned passengers board the british bark Bel
on tsse pleasure In bearing testimony 20 the eeuemany
conduct and able seamanshp displayed by Cart Thompson
Iueuily recommend the Bellona and her gallant ear,
tain 70 those wishins take passage 70 America Signed
on behalf o. the raesensers--Jcsse stephens, Wiam
Evans William Jones. David Jones. Henry Narx, Henry
Curry Ne. - P' I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20


NErTuNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, y. J.--TnIs
deshtfal and !ashionalle sammer residence having
by s addition Of some
M ope1 for re season june l. Every arrangemen, has
ysnsne, o. vsi,ss and emrnes everything appersinns
for bsasty snd ing adjacent to the waters *
Long Island sound and aso y fine region ofeountry The
CURTIS PECK. yr.
PAvnLos. NIw ,BRIcuTov.-rms ESTABLISH:
ment new opened for the season. The proprietor viii
e happy e snsr into with parties who
can always bc omnd On the rrecs There are st sssrn
'': New iSf' a'IEt St.ScAap
EoRT HAMILToN-THE HAMILTON HOUSE. AT
s ssSs TsSny SSsrsr @ ~ shoroSss re-
Ike reception 81 bosrders on nsaIay hs Al I'd gns
nXwLEY 3 CLaPP' Prppasssa. pSs1sSes'
,rnE UNION IS NOW OPENED BY rue sUBsar
lsrs. No 20 Broaavay. opposite 70 The Art Uneu.
uiaAS wooDRbFF.
EosLINc's CAPE AND RESTAURANT. - LIBERTY
e's.rt sbhmsns ~. ~ sr.ns sn . sS Fsss nSd
Nay ~ Ihs proprietor rssGees9y .esis ,hs lasosag.
for parties.
JAcKsos's PATENT ANNuyctAroR, OR HorE
- Teczraph-kn elegant and useful machine substi,uss
fcr bells a. formerly In use This invention has Invariably
sga II ssTTs.' Tls
s,ss medal ~ ths Bosten fsr and diplomas where
beg refer neary All the eaaina
GLASS hotels IN the United State We present the
Testimonials of persons who have had experience bell
nansins The use Of and the putting W 81
Desr srs-tn 70 yours ~ the st inst asking
opinion u the merits Of JAeka0ns
Telegraph BEG 70 state that have lifted them
hrst class hotels 10 various ~ the Union
ssysly in this ctyhat they have rven AL the satisfaction
That possibly could he expectedtha know Of machine
that works 81 correctly in all its par,s and with
simplicity Its elegant appearance we'll general
and others the most perfect Annrncator Bell Tsle-
graph In Respectfully yours
THOMAS CHALMERS. bell Hangsr Mercer street.
Cents.for the last three years have used Jackson's
Patent Annuncat0r for hotels IN hs city and state also
an Vermont snd ~ has proved itself perfectly satacory
che well as myself An decidedly o. opinion that
posseses superority of mechanical construction ecency
have ever seen. SETH W. FULLER, Bell Hanger
Boston. March .. 1851 ~ Devonshre street.
CentsWe have put Jacksors Patent Annun oiator
IN several large hotels steamships where they give
teet satsfneton As invention, for continuation. mechan
1 errahity freedom of action and ess liability 70 de-
fnSsmsnt We unhestasngy dve ~ A. our opinion that
Mc0RFGoR HAYNAN, Ben Hangers.
Nsv fons March ., 1851 iT9 Chryste Street..
pesr srs-tsvins put mp two n your Annuncaters In
chs city, you desire 70 know opinion of them. con-
elder move perfect machine cannot be made. rs appear
nnce neat ana ORNAMENTAL and II put mp by competent
HENRY HoCHsTRAssER Bell Hanger.
PrfLAprtrHfA, March z. 1901. ~ south Eirhth a.
The public are respectfully cautioned against makinr
Sendnr r using nfrin patent Manufac-
tnred opy BY Jackscns Annuncstor Manufacturing Com
pany 81 Duane street. New York patenta fer Enx-
fsna, France. and the Csnadas. for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

nR. WARREN, OF NO. MOTT STREET. Is con-
~ suited private diseases. practice " rs ycsrs
several of which In Euroresn Hspals enables him
70 without mercury. DR.. W. obtased his Lsnae.
poisonous eounterfsit, scld In Rqosevelt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

EOR SAN rRANCIsCo-DESrATCH LINE.-wE DEg
70 eail attention 70 the and elegant New York hnilt
cIler ship EAGLE Al pier ave North River. The builders
~ us spsnad ship were directed 70 construct the fastest
vessel IN the Usted States and she has been pronounced w
those whose judgement entitled 10 credit as possessing
every requisite 20 this object Freight will be taken
4. n. sUffroN co, :, wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

~ M LWARD.-DR. KELLINGERs LINIMENT, OR
UOO Mario Fluid Is adapted 10 almost every kind Of
disc in mn female, what cause The
shilling bottle hve times as cheap shilling bot
tie Of other article sold the dollar
and will last family for years for many purposes Dan
le deceved try IT, and be delishtod IL has renewed the
hair when gone thirty years. two three applications
fasten and start s growth The and toilet should
not % without H. Depot 70 Pearl street, si and E6
Broadway White Front Grand and Broome Forparticu-
lars, sco weekly perg generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20
sFIIPPING.


STEAMER ARcTIc.-FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS
- ticket Tor the above sail the 2lth inst
inquire at ~ Broadway, third floor.
EoR THE WORLDS FATR-THE NEw AND sTAUNCH
- steamship NORTH AMERICA, J. ~ Blethen com.
man der, viii leave Pic No. North River, for tAvsr
pool on Tuesday Jane i7th This ship hs. made three
voysfs 70 thagres only and thereby fully tested her
red snd sea qualities TO the uies. sstssson she ha'
superior accommodations for 2D persons Fare o Liver
I1e, s Fer passage, apriy AZ the once % r. y VAN
DhNAIkk ~ water street Of Broad where plan %
cahns ana state be No lrxht taken An
experienced Surgeon board
lNDEPENDENT LINE TO CHAGREs DIRECT, AND
through tickets 10 California the lowest reduced rats
r,fsrs;,Ihs new and splendid steamer BROTHER JONA.
nAN V tons regter having proved herself one o. ths
ssest vessels In the world, will positively sail from pier
~ H. At precisely Y. Monday the 18th ofMay. This
steamer has been constructed with aNcw 20 strength and
speed has most excellent ventilation and superior
modetions, and vnl be supplied with provisions in most IL
bers manner with cfreeal ths comfort ~ sssen
ger and furnished with iron vant for the safe trans
portston os specie. bullion and othev vaiuabes without
charge Tor tune less than SlOa Also, experienced
SURGEON whose services of expense Arransemsns
avng tesn made with Messrs Zachrson Nelson Co. ei
Tor the sale o. tickets the Pacific In the steamer
tNION and other independent steamers the public are
protected against high prices and provided With oppo.
on 10 the only through line For freight passage apply
70 r. MILLS, 81 Courtiandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20


TINI0N COURSE, L. LI.-TR0TTING HORSE EMpEgOR
~ half brother to Trustee hat trotted twenty mies
less than the hour is standing as John Snedker 42
the season. pay In advance Fer particulars, inquire Of John
!. snediker j. BRIDGES.
TINION COURSE. l.. .I.-TROvTING.-sTAK AND
purse to come OF on Tuesday, May 20, the above
bl (. Black Harry Mr.. Wheriey names G. m Fan
n.y. To come OF precisely at half past Pm Also
thsr stake, OF 500, will be trotted for at o'clock NJ.
stallion CARDINAL Mr.. Whelan brown gelding
mino; MI Spcer names hay mare Lady Hail. Also, imme
datey after match against time will be started for by
Mr. Hooks sorrel for 500 side to trot
i've miles, two in 252 pound in the short
Of minutes and seconds The Jenny Lind line OF stages
will run hourly from Grand street aud Peek slip Ferries.
stages will be In readiness a. Fulton Ferry Brooklyn u
H. and o'clock, Pm, and remain till the sport over
JOHN j. sNEDIKER, Proprietor
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. .I-TRoITING.-wED-
" nesday May nmediately three mile trot
mile heats hest 5n harness. three belong
ing to Greenwich Village; namely eh Dutehess gr
JOEL CoNKIIN. Proprietor
CENTREyILLE COURSE, j. I-TRoTTING.-wRD.
~ nesday, Nay p, three o'clock, r NJ purse S25et
$50 best three mile heats in lanes
Whelpley enters ch Fanny Mclaughlin enters b. C
Pelham, Geo. Raynor enters eh: y Selim.
GENTREvILLE COURSE L. I-TRoTTING-MON-.
~ day May p, at three oeloek r. ~, purse $3.50 two
mile heats in harness George Nslsonsrters b Black
enters Pelham; Ceorge Raynorenters eh. Selin.
JoEL coNCKLiS, Proprietor
GREAT SPoRTING-A GREAT 9ROrTING MATCH To
NJ of This Day fTuesdayl at che Red House 500
ste, between Mr. Srikers horse arkway and Mr.
horse Cockroach, at clock, precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

CAMpEN AND AnBoy RAILROAD LINB ynon
siysr, by ssssnbcst JOHN PoTTKR; Morning Line, 81
o'clock, A. NJ Afternoon Line, Atfoclockt y. - rars y
p. n, fare. 81 o. l. nLlbS. Arena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

GRAND REGATTA FOR A SILVER cup WILL
"A OF Friday May 23a at II o'clock A. NJ, free
for all nineteen feet working boats carrying spirit
sail to sail from Castle Garden aeound Fort Diamond and
back place startng entrance 81 80 each twohrds
the entrance to the second best boat and
third the third best boat All boats he enteet
I'D, at 10 o'clock, Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

CHICAGO CITY LOAN.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received at the Mayors oce In the city Of Chicago.
and At the ONCE of Strachan b Scott, the New
York until the lst day Of June next for loan Of Twenty
I've Thousand Dollars for term exceeding years
The bonds to be issued hundred
dollars each At an interest Of centum
payable semi and prncpa AID interest payable
q the American Exchange Bank New York At the
See Of the City Treasurer in Chicago By order
Council, WI 8. dURNEE. Mayor.
Auril --S~@'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20
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SPORTING.

ITO THE ST. GEORGE CRICKET CT UB.-TIIE UNDER
signed has got eleven men 10 play the st. Georges
Cricket Club with taeir eleven best from
Site oO0 Money ready at tie at r. formans East
Brooklyn Hall, where match be made for 500 at
queits. Brooklyn, May 10Th. q. ST0DDARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

Nrw YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA : NKw. YoAx
IN and rhnadsirhs dircct-United States Nail Line
Through In ~ hours via Nsv Jersey Railresd rss re-
New York s sA from foot ef courtlaad ssress ,nd -
"a ~ and r. ~ from foot ofLbcrty street. Leave Pills
aslphia ats ana A. n. ana r. n, hon Ne ees Val
ana strcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20
DOUBLE SHEET


" MCCORMICK, AUCTI0NEER-DRY GOODS So
W. Mccormick Go. will close the sale Of Dry
q. y spruce street This Day commencing At 10 o'clock By
order OF H. Hudson. Large sale Of Clothing Cloths
sinners Vests Pantaloons comprising large and valuable
stock from merchant tailor Wednesday, at 10 O'clock
13 Spruce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

nR. CBARLEs MUNDEs WATER CURE ESTABLISH
- ment st Bensonvilie, NORTHAMPTON, Mass, has been
reopened The doctor s the earliest disciple Of Priesnt
and the establishment situated In pleasant and healthy
mountainous country has abundance Of the purest and
codest granits water. For further particulars apply
william kadde s2 Broadway, New York; to the doetsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

IIENRY WILLIAMS AUCTToNEER - LATE WILL
ams Lyndonwill sell this and the following days,
No AT Grand street. all that valuable stock Of Dygoods
In said store sng ladies dress goods Of all
descriptions Canton Grape and other shaws In great
riety 10 An and 2PM Housekeepers he sds OF
families should attend this sale the goods will put
in to and fod without Nh
H. W. wo uid respectfully inform friends public
that this will continue for three
only other opportunity will be offered In this way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

METROPOLITAN BAEK.-NOTICE IS HEREB 7
k given the third jnstame per oeu
the capital rock Of the Metropolitan Bank will epya
bic Thursday 9Th day o< juno at their
room, No. "a Wall street BY order the Board Direc-
tors. y. 4. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
New York, May 10 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

UADALOUPE MINING COMPANY.--PERSONS IN
" terested in the above will please call the undsrsign
ed, where they will fnd Of
VII, Ii. FERRIS, 46 Wall street. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

NN NJ MCCORMICK. AUCTIoNEER-sALE OF FUR
w nture at Yorkville.-Wm cormick t. Co. will sell
on THURSDAY next the 22d inst at 10 o'clock Eighty first
street. between the Second Third
sortment of Household Furniture, belonging family
giving housekeeping The sale will with the
Kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

Jenny LIND AND THE WORLDS FAfR.--rUTrLE.
- fplendid Opers Glasses s-ng on rapidly a
prices psr with the importers whoelale rates Tn
only correct likeness Jenny Lind be Observed rous
these superior glasse aud should attend her
certs without cne Every traveller 70 tie Worlds Fa
should be provded as they will be found OF grat
and superior to The spy glass for ylswng ships
and objects at sea- For sale at Tutses Empoi OF fauo
Goods, Novelties &c, S4S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

N s. HOUCH, AUCTIONEER--A LARGE ASSORT-
LIZ ment of Household Furniture, from famies.-On
Tuesday morning At clock at lf6 Greenwich avenue,
three Sofas Bureaus Carpets mahogany, wal
nut andIsple Chairs mahogany ROCKERS mahogany and
Washands Mirrors din Tables crockery &c. Sale will
commence with Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

4 YoN's POWDERS IN THE PALACE.
- The last on dit
From Ger the sea,
Comes from the English nation;
The insect race
Decrease apace-
Oh. blcst depopulation,
Now would YOU know
What thips them so,
In stores, In cots, in palactss
'Tis Lyons cure,
Swift, harmless, sure
All other "banes'' are faliacics.
Depot FOR Lyons Magnetic Powder. for destro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

A GOOD CHANCE is NOW OFFERED TO PURCHASE
"A piece Of Land containing i've and tenth
thought be the finest site for country seat hotel
the banks Of the Hudson IL situated short distance
above the Depot at Dohbs Ferry Il miles from Chambers
street and adjoining the river IL commands complete
view thereof the city to the Highlands There
fine sprIg Of water ON the place Apply 70 X C0UZEN
Dobbs Ferry, Thursday, IL A. at d. NJ cow
DREY'S once l3 Cham bers street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

II 4. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER.-AUCTI0N
II. Notiee--Rieh. Carved Furniture, Bronzed Ware
Girandoes, ke &c-H willard auetioneer. will sell a.
auction Wednesday May 2 at i0a o'clock, at the Sales
Rocm No 80 broadway Furniture consisting of Dressas
Bureaus Sofas Parlor Chars Tetea tctes Mahogany Bed
seads Hall Stands Dining Tables. Mattresses, kefrigera
ffra kc Re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
City improvements.

The people down and up town may be
content this morning with the prospect OF
having the one their enlarged Battery and
the other their great Park
The latter measure finally passed the
Aldermen last evening, and there Is fittie
doubt of il passing the other branch OF the
Common Council. or of is approval bv the
Mayor Those who have done their best
to secure lis adoption have q right TO rejoice
at the approaching realization Of their de-
>Ires. and those who inhablt New York
fifty years hence viii be grateful to the
foresight which planned, and the energy and
persistence which carried through such
work
The Battery Enlargement has been sup
posed 10 be laid out for a long period OF rest
ii not annihilated by the Mayors veto
Last evening, however, the opinion in rela-
ton to this matter, of the Counsel 10 the
Corporation. HENKY f.. DAVIES. ESQ. WAS
presented to the Common Council NJ.
Davies pronouIces the veto null and lnoper-
atiye aud the ordinance providing for the
Enlargement perfectly valid and binding up
on the City. The reason OF this is. that
whereas the charter provides that when the
Mayor sees proper 10 veto any measure h.
veto must be sent to that bransh Of the Com
mon Council IN which the measure original
ed this MAS not done in the present case
consequently It was no veto at all, and the
ordnance remains In force the same As fir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Church. VIM c. Bouck, ThOs. B. Mitchell, L.
c jerks. and Chas Hulet, on the New-lOrk
City case Messrs I'VE and Mygatt wished to
decline and were excused. ss having expressed
opinions Messrs Shepard, OF New-York, and
Purdy. Of ChenangO, were substituted.
The question now required on the motion 20
appoint Committee on permanent officers.
with the amendment that a Committee on Reso-
lutions he also appointed
Nj Sickes opposed the amendment IN
speech. which was answered by Martin Grover
IN humorous speech IN favor Of union AMI
beating the Wings He never Vet knew can
djdate elected on resolutions. He was IN favor
Of old fashioned Democratic resolutions such Is
would offend nobody He wanted such resolves
a. Old Hlckery. If present IN spirit. would say
Ave TO- He wanted to have such Q set of reso-
lurons a. would gain few more r9tes for the
ticket IN New-York City and IN other sections
also
Mr. Maurice of Queens called for a Division OF
the question so as 10 vote first on the Committee
on Resolutions Should that motion prevail. he
would oppose the motion 10 appoint a Com
mittee on Organization and let the present
temporary Offices hold through the Convention.
Mr.. Miller Of Seneca. was against the division
desired He proiessed to be green in regard the
causes Of division IN the party censured the
local caucuses, &c, but was puzzled by Nav
nee asking he had not attended one OF them.
Mr. Wright of Schenectady was for harmony
on the platform OF last year.
Mr. North, Of Otsego, ditto. He proposed
that Gen Halsey be the permanent President.
Mr. Cutting Of New-York protested against
disappointment Of the Committee or Resolvesb by
the temporary chairman. and should ask the AYES
and NAYS int was passed He averred that no man
Of proper spirit would accept the office OF perma
nent President If 1t should first be stripped Of It's
essential powers He made a sharp and cutting
speech complaining that he had been deceived
and disappointed IN the Hunker caucus this
morning They had a majority Of the whole
Convention He supposed they were to succeed
without trouble What was has surprise. then
on coming to this Convention. to find one OF the
candidates for Chairman IN that caucus, the
candidate OF the Barnburners here, and the can
didate OF the Hunker caucus beaten. He had
borne this for harmonys sake But this proposal
to throw everything into the ChaIrmanS hands
was crowdlng matters too far. The City of
New-York and It's vicinity are democratic. and IN
sympathy with the national party He wanted
resolutions in accordance with lis convictions
adopted The City viii do much
A tbis point, the tcres care cat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

The proceedings of the Opposition State
Convention at Syracuse, Yesterday, are re-
ported at length in our columns this morn
ing The day was spent in the business of
organizing, but the delay does not seem to
have been attended by any displays of bitter
feeling. such as have before lent piquancy
to the proceedings of similar bodies Still
the entertainment was sufficiently varied
and amusing The interesting question of
resolutions was touched upon, but with due
gentleness and deXterity. Our latest dis
patch, however, received after midnight,
brings the intelligence that but temporary
organization had been effected. We presume
the nominations viii be completed to-day,
and then the harmonious party will have
nothing to do but to beat the Wings. if they
can.
The Wig Convention in Massachusetts
met Yesterday and nominated Mr.. WIN
THRoP for Govemor-a judicious step. No
other Wing in that State can enter the Gu
bernatOrlal contest with such strength As
he no other Is so much feared by the
coalition now in power GEORGE GRIN
NELL, for several years Representative in
Congress from the With District, and an
excellent man, was nominated for Lieut..
Governor The Convention. it will be
seen, adopted strong Union resolutions,
one of which strongly compliments Mr..
Webster
The New-Orleans papers, says a dispatch
from Baltimore. contain letter from the
late Col. Crittenden, censuring Gen. Lopez
for abandoning him and his party
\ meeting of the citizens Of Pittsburgh
was held on Tuesday evening to consider
the project of a Railroad to connect Pitts
burgh and Rochester, Ny, at which twas
announced that the citizens of Rochester
had subscribed 100000 as commence
ment OF the enterprise. Resolutions setting
forth the advantages of the work were
adopted