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

4 IrE. 4 POEM. IN -FOUR BOOKS, BY d. PARISH
IL Hathydt. now published BY W. HeidrcdEe lao Fulton
street and VI. kVrnot. 63S Broadway,
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RE MOVALS.
- EMOYAL-EARLE ~ DEAN, COTTON BROKER
~ have removed to 50 Beaver street, near Pearl.

y EMoyAL.-EARLE DEAN, COTTON BROKERS.
IL have removed to 50 Beaver street, near Pearl.
u EMOvA DIR. LUTENERS EAR INFIRMARY,
Tor the exclusive OF Ear diseases has been
moved 70 III Observation-Disclosures, discharges from the
external and the various distressing in the
cured in short time without risk pain. Consultation
Fee ST. Unpaid letters refused. Office hours fromS till
Patients from the country have good rooms, with
without board.
NOTICE OF REMovAL.-CHARLES r. ANDERSON,
Architect has changed his office from Park place to II
wall street. where all business connected with his profession
will correctly attended to- his plans will be found to
latest combining
with purity of architecture Parties intending to
build will favor him by calling and inspecting his designs
and professional testimonials Reference will be given
gentlemen Of the highest respectablity Terms moderate
Architects office, a Wall street, New York.
u EMoyAL.-JAMEs G. MoFFET, GAS FILTER AND
~ Manufacturer of Chandelier and Gas Fixtures ofeyey
description, having from his late l6 Fulton
street to John few doors from Broadway, takes
this opportunity Of informing his patrons and the public in
general that having made extensive alterations in his
9 and 2 Prince street be is enabled TO supply
Chandeliers and other Gas fixtures Mt the lowest market
prices Those in want Of these articles would do we'll to call
on him before purchasing elsewhere. Gas Pendants and
Brackets Solar Fluid and Lard Lamps, Grandoles and
Candelaba constantly on hand in great variety Of pat
terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20
LIQUORS.


EoRT LiNDAw. IS SOUTH WILLIAM STREET
otter for sale Brands % various brsrds pse dark
in ~ "a and - pipes In tond, received direct bsr
friends IN Cogiae and Rochelle Champagne. Boasy. We
ttra, aud Bachus In quarts and pins Havana Sssars
fun assortment ~ various brands STYLES Sardnts cshty
cases, whole ard halfhoSes just landed.
- rTRFsHINC'--ALL WHO DRINK DALLixORr'S
IL Brandy u The best old IN the city Hi9
Nints also old and bat the srenea glass OF
Ale Porter cider, Mineral Water anything
heard o. the choice old Havana Tor three eens.
40 brooms street corner q Crosby.
DAss 4 Co'srAsT INDIA TONIC PAIE ALE CELE-
- lfsted for is andycTuc and ncn-inteSicst eva
tics orstr quartz Tor sale - the import
err & u. LEIHBRIDGk, - sad - Fulton tlrstt
CCOTCu AIE-gUIRs. EDINBURGH. TESSENrs.
- Glasgow aud cthsS rated hrands pnts aud quartz
for sale III 'aar Titles ~ suit rrrchafcra Iy the importer
= ~LETHBRiDGE. ~ and s. Fulton s,reet
CCoTCu ALEs, LONDON AND DUBLIN PoTTrR.-
- lust received. fresh SIMPLY ~ the celebrated
that Rave nven such universal sa.isffe
tion. Warranted pure and genuine.
BALTIMORE. 40 Broome street, corncr Crosby.
EVRFNCU ALCOHOL. iooAh, AND PuRH SPIRITS,
superior offered for sale w shis c-Ti reral
rtgrntG runt, oftupers quality lemon syrur ofslpsr0r
quality and rfcnoh colorinF lsuperior quality, ~
l.. lJNDY, o. BeNveg'Rtrsst.
Sole agent the sale 81 nrcmons celebrated pnro SPIRITS.
pcmesc brandy a. Cac the gallon c4aa 70 aGy nrtta
for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-20

NUD M
BY reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter left at tdewater, this year, compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows increase Of
le2449 barrels Of -four There has been great falling
on in the receipts Of provisions, ashes, butter, lard
cheese and wool com pared with last year
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573.O73 Dec. 59.s63

The aggregate quantity Of the articles left al
tdcwaer from the Of navigation to the
14th May inclusive during the years 1910 and 1851 Ii
ms follows:-
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
L Broadway;-Mails for Europe, per ste amer Europa
Letter bags will close ut this office Wednesday 2t May
at ten o'clock A. NJ for Liverpool London Ireland France
all parts 81 Germany, and other foreign count ries.
AARON SWARTS
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VIANTrD--IN TINS CITY or BROOkLNN, obs
w tnnce from the ferry oljectonl pert ots c9mne
dous house for gcnteel email family. Address T. A. d.
Hor.ll eacc.
ID DOM Municipality rIR>iSHED, FOR
IN lady and gentleman, board for the lady only ~ nt
yate tenis' awdpws preferred Address Win terms ana
locRson, g., Board Herald ohce
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rI,HB INTEREST or LENUEL SIMMONS, As ONE
IL ~ tie ccrartncys 81 the firm Of WIN. Nuns NCo III
auore c the city ofNew York, ceased, by
mutual consent, the 9th July, $50. - . ~
DARTNER WANTED IN An ESTABLISHED TAILOR
inr business in pleasant town. ~ minutes ride from
New York 10 who Alphabetically scqutntea VITA, and
ding No business opportunity
offered WORN 20 employ from ~ - 50hands may be nne
Giatey obtained. Cash required $50. For particulars Ad
dress box 2i2 Post ofoe.
ITO TktIoRs- PARTNER WANTED. WITH a CA
rtsl ~ from S9ut1 20 $500 20 Join person already
well established who wishes extend his business and
amount Of chJaal. References aiyen and reqMrCd
Address Box 4, Taller, this vnee.
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W Broadway hrst corner Irving House. Terms
reduced halt vS2 o. for ten lessons hour each
stationery "a cehts lessons for 81 including
toneryayatie subscribing Private Instruction at the
rooms only. For sale Goldamiths Gems ofFenmanship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
Western Elections.
Lon don.

KgsTrcKY.-The Telegraph Cow reports
tie election Of Dixon. Wing, for Governor oy a
majority Of 300 The dispatch was dated al
Louisville. yesterday. and We hope 1t VIII prove
true. Cassius N,Cay vote IN Madison Coun
~ where he resides, i GO. In the same county
DIXON received rs. Powell 5l3. The Emanci-
nation partv. therefore. stands second Ia rank IN
that county
TESyEssEE.-Gen. VIM. b. CAMPBELL
(Whlg) has been elected Governor over the pre-
sent Opposition incumbent. Gov Vim Trousdae
The Congressional delegation 1t Is supposed viii
stand as follows:
I. Andrew johnson, land Refcrmer.l rejected
IL Albert g. Watkins. fWhg.) reelected.
III Josiah NJ Anderson, (Whig) reelected
ChurchweN. opp on account OF MS a1F 1cacy OF
ne Land Reform measures. gained IN McMhn ana
". John II. Savage Opp rechosen without op-
position.
Y George W Jones received the whole oi me
Union vote, and no opposition was made TO MN by
the Anti compromise men. lie Is reelected y an
unprec edented majority.
II James II Thomas I MON Is reclectes
VII Meredith p Gentry, Wing, reelected
VIII Gen. William CuOm, tWhg) gam
TX Isham G. Harms, sort OF gradual Secession
st, It Is claimed, Is reelected receiving oui hoi"'-
nal opposition. ,, ci
\. Frederck p stanton opp is reelected Cole
man (Whg) made good run.
NJ Christopher II Williams Wing had no OPP
position, and Is therefore reelected
The Legislature will be Wing Oh iolnt ballot.
which secures Union Senator In place OF
Turnev. (Seces sionist.) whose term has expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
M,ssoum.-The election for Judicial Of

Mlssoual.-The election for Judicial ot-
hcers in the State OF Missouri last week. teflhl'
mated, SO far as heard from, as follows hsmil'
ton X. Gamble, William B. Napton and John T.
Ryland are elected by the State at large as
Judges OF the Supreme Court In the city and
county of St Louis. Judge Alexander Hamilton.
- oresent Incumbent is elected Circuit Judge,
-, S.rs.el Treat TO the Court of Common
S,"ss and Judge lanes b. Colt as Judge Of the
rs's';,si Court Ali Of the three la,ter,aamed
Ns .nnns are Anti Benton Democrats. whom the
= HOS assisted TO elect. In the Supreme Judges.
~. hsl,eye tina, each OF the three parties In the
state have representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
END OF THE HEssIAN UsuRPArloS.-Our


readers cannot have forgotten the struggle which
took place last year IN the German State OF
Electoral HesSe. between the Legislature acting
according 10 the Constitution. and supported not
only by the people, but by the magistrates Of
the country unanimously, AMI the Elector
who sought TO lew taxes without the legal au
thorzation The Elector mad to fly before the
moral force OF 10, opponents, but aiterwatd was
brought back 5y an Austrian army. Since then
he has been engaged III Furnishing those whose
only CRIME ID resisting him was that they were
faithful to their oaths and TO the Constitution
The following extract gives an account Of one OF
the last scenes IN this desporlc drama
An extraordinary spectacle was witnessed a, as
81 In Electoral Hesse, The 24tn OF july. The
President and SIX Judges Of the Criminal Tribunal
OF ROthenburg appeared az The bar N their robes De-
fore q court marital, composed chiefly OF bavarldn
officers to De tined Tor having, In OCTOBER last con-
deuled q pubic functlonary named FaoeI 20 three
months imprisonment for HAVING. violated me Con
siuuon VI ISIS. though q. that time the Indictment
alleged the Constitution had been virtually aooAsne9
When the condemnation OF taoeT had Oecn ploFec'
the President OF the Tribunal Of ROtaenourg rose.
and n the name OF himself and Colleagues ssl 'ha'
they thought = beneath their dignity 10 defend thel-
selves against such accusation tlat me collsL-
tuition rad full force u law when ! 4oer Mas con-
demned that he had been irled on the demand Oh
the public prosecutor. and had been condemned @c-
eOf1ng 10 az finally, lhdi nc FAC ''H'Sei
gulescet II he judgment, o. constituting Ilii>eH
brsoney The coiirt-martIal condemned ne seven
Judges 10 eight months imprisonment IAe con-
dennation created great sensation IN me 'o"h-
Such are TIE precursors OF the next revotn-
ton IN Germany II Will make thorough work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
A TRAVELLING CoMpANIoN For INvALlps,

AND RELIEk PROM WEAKNESS AND lANGoR IN Hor
WKArRER. hrcnic invalis generally but especially
labor under spinal iecres and weakness and
anyor together with hron hits consumption Dyspepsia
and prospsus uter,, md immediate relief
u then sueine> well from the Frustrating influence
II heat, BY the OF DR. Bs>NlNGs recently improved
Mcchsacs al supports which hight. cool and comfort
able tina, feeble person shoall think Of leaving the c
without their and When properly lifted 10 the bod, the
effect Of Kind VI lcltns completed, removed 10y the
hrm support the small of the back and the ellplCa
spring at the base OF the abdomen
The medical profession aud community seneralh
vned IL examination of the Travelling Companion and
other inventions Tor the relef Of human suenes al Or
RANNlNG's Nhce. 10 MerceI 81 few doNTs trAm (anal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
FalIacie. and Frauds Of British Free
Trade.

Of all the manufacturers of these false
statements in aid of the tariff of ls46 and
the British monopoly system, We know OF
none comparable to the commercial CORES
pondent of The Washington Union. under
stood to be also the manufacturer offables for
numerous other journals, including therein
The Democratic Rerler. of which he 3 the
editor In late article in The Union, from
his pen, We find the following, TO which We
desire now to cali the attention OF our
readers
1t i> when The people OF a country consume more
OF the produce OF their labor that their pros
perIty i greater. Take cotton IN the year 1850
The quantity OF cotton consumed the United
States reported SCR, 269 bales, which. AZ 400
lbs gives 81 3c- coo lbs, or very nearly The quantity
consumed IN Great Britain IN l.32 Under the pro-
system al the usual estimate OF three yards
to the pound. the produce the two countries, with
the quantity exported. VIII stand thus
Pounds Equal - Yards
consumed Yards ported
Eu.l,nd ls5s -Zeil!.tS5 7s$Z5 so esAi,S@
nlcd olalc>. lN0.. sJfI0e 7HSssT7 ti,ss ~
The number Of wards exported from the United
States gwen officially, but the value IN 1850
was $4,,A,ocU which. AZ sOyaris 10 the dollar gives
the number OF yarc> IN the table from which. # We
deduct the yards OF On manufacture consumed.
there remains nothing so that While England a.
ported - per cent. OF her production. The United
States the rt0ie OF an equal quantity urg-
duced. The progressive consumption II cotton IA
tie United States Is thus displayed
sron rn.sf Vain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

G.. w. Matsell and G. w. Norris receiving
the redemption money.
This is only specimen. MIR. Matseli
has been largely engaged in this peculiar
business. and for years has been boidHg
an office wh,ch he had forfeited. For years
the City has had no legal Chief OF Police.
And though his term had long expired, ana
it was the duty of the Mayor to reRominate
his successor, special law had to be OBJ
tanned from the Legislature to compel the
Mayor TO do his duty.
And even then, though the Mayor was
informed of the facts we have here exposed,
he nominated this person, who had forfeited
the office, and was forever Ineligible
And The Erenlns Post, The Courier and
Enquirer, and The Commercial Advertiser,
all respectable journals, have sustained and
applauded the act
In what body reposes the duty OF IN
curing into and bringing acts of Impeaeh-
ment against Corporation officers Is not
Mr. Matsell a subject for their prompteSt
action And will it now be thought proper
BY these respectable journals, that the Com
mon Council should confirm his nomination
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY. AUG II. 1851.

Mr.. GREELEY's LETTERs.-On our sixth
,aoe will be found another Of Mr. Greeley
Letters from Europe. This one IS from
London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1851

California Nevertheless, the steamers
which sailed for San Juan Gel Sud and Pa
mama took with them, in all. S2,30O.0O0-a
handsome remittance for two weeks work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

Qua VICE Consul At CONsTANrINoPLE.-
We have on sundry occasions heard Of the eff
caclous assistance afforded by the American Vice.
Consul. Mr. Francis DaInese. to the refugees of
various nations collected together at Constants
nople. and we are certain that such conduct re-
cures only TO be- generally known to be duly ap-
preciated by our citizens OF all parties. We have
mad our attention more Immediately drawn TO
these facts by communication recently received
BY General Avezzana from some OF the emlgrants
expressive OF the deep gratitude with which
the generous conduct OF the Vice-Consul has IN
splred them
Since the unfortunate events Of september
1919. there have been collected IN Constantine
pie vast number OF political exeS from Poland,
Hungary Italy. and other countries, who have
enloyed a temporary though uncertain asylum
under the Government of the Sultan. From the
very commencement OF their collecting on this
spot. the agents Of the despotic powers have per
secuted them with every species OF calumny and
intrigue. striving to deprive them OF even that
refuge In defense OF these exlles our Flce-Con-
sui has been lndeiatgable For many who have
been ordered to leave. he has obtained the per
mission to remain. and has even procured for
them some mean, of subsis,ence-and that when
certain soi-d,sanf liberal embassies had, either
through inability or neglect. failed IN protecting
them
Such noble dlsintere,tedness has earned for
hln the blessings OF the refugees OF all nations,
while 1t has brought upon him the hatred OF the
representatives of the despotlc powers, besides
the ill-will OF certain diplomati,ts OF other na-
tIons. who affect the exclusive protection Of the
exlles. without dong anything tor them. In his
generous exertons, Mr. Dalnese mas been sus-
tanned and aided by all connected with the Anne
rcan Legation az ConsiantInOple.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
tv' The HAr-FlxrsuxRs' UsIos, IL Park

w Il uC HAITI iNlShEES tNlVN, II az N
Row, viii introduce their Fall Fashion FOR Gentlemen,
Eats SATURDAY.. Aug st 18th INST In deAgnn< oar az
Fiat, We have avoided those Tdc uioEs extremes "aca
characterized many II the Spring styles and have pro
duced fatTc hich, for elegance and symmetry o. pC
portion NhneSs q material. AID skil'ul manoisc'1Ie'
rivals competition W. fczre,s proclaim tez, TIE ~,
AUCTIONS cf or es'abshn EFT cannot be erceued
bio n attained ee-ny equa % that 4 sny Of W
oAei establishments and the instantly inereasihs sr1
18th which are favored. affords the stfongesl ~ 81
81 our suclss IA meeting The public wishes IL =. ~.
sniss here 20 revert - TIE &c; that We are
tssOciafon # practical haters "A -" ii, ever "a. - -
engaged N the establishment - drecily 49,
reputation and success ard u nefos Dos 49,. LIE.
reflective rl,tS 70 perceive the eminent a1Fihiase'
ing from such system -. -, 81, nd es,,t-
,ais n, c,,e. We ave price FOR the sane ar
ee "a asI Ire best article possibly aior1 ~ 'ns
,noney H. caocIgspon would say q zoe lovers al aft
che fend the yoares Of fashion te t'a
nI,x, and IN short 70 all, Pstronse the nat
InyOp and rest assured that they VIII 90 AS ~ P'
and - rtye to fulf1 all yODf conuanns .
STANDARD wices for has - ana - D., D..
n,,a. SEQ, 81 The Golden Hat. oppose Aston fousr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

NEWARK Cry BASK.-The certificate
Of this institution winch, We believe Is Inc nrst yet
established IN New-Jersey under the general aw by
citizens OF NewJersey, Ma aled Oh ss'uriiy iI''
an tAe Ofice u lie secie;1.y n STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

JERSEY Cry FIsE DEPARTaEsT.-i nos'
W Morehoase mas been uomssstei for shlei M
Leer. ard IIorailo Reed ard JOIN IopP,1.s 40
Assistants The Common Copacd ss.i p'v''",
Prove TIE aosngnaGoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
VILLAGE OF Morn HAVEN, ON HARLEM

RIVERA e III reserved lots vet be had IN tins thrv
ing Village where mose ene equued to be erected
within years of date Of purchase than ~ any other
village plot OF equal IN the manor OF Morrlsanlt
Trans from A. nj to II VI omnbnses every 20 min
utes Three Railroads UaIe cents to be but within
the three Iears are terminate on the opposite shore
This with free sdges must add largely TO the convenience
and import ance OF thus Village. Apsy at the Office Mott
Iay, Station 10 l.. MORT, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
To PalNrrRs ANn PUBLISHERS. The
he

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention of Pm
tiers and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates SO The improvement consists IN giving TO them
conner face Al about one third additional cost that their
durability IL increased direct proportion TO the superior
teuac copper type metal which according oGDr-
rect eIp@rucnts II I. From tins SINGLE fac II
will at once perceived that thin face Of copper mast
neuNce has fu II proved TO be the The Com
NAM have secured letters patent for the Improvement and
thew arc prepared and execute orders nj Their e
Punishment q North WiilaIn-st, New York
The following papers are printed IN the copper type
une Bostor Daily journal Boston Flag of OuI Union;
Rosten PlctorleI Drawing Room Companion. NewfoIk
Crsan and other, NEWTON COMPANY,
ie2i TuTbSS,f 8 North WulaIn-st n \
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to DIR JAMES W. POWELL, Oculist, Au-

ST. sc canucs to devote his attention especlally to
diseases Of tie Eye and Hr. from tol o'clock, daily Al
,ae same Offices has occupied for the last years No c
broadway, entrance No u Warren ST where can be had
Treatise the Eve. third edition. with plates price
cts Also arg, supply nj beautiful Artificial Ewes
Inch he inserted without pam operation anu
hen pIoserh adapted viii move and look like the natural
se aul3 6tAlTuAThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

~ Housekeepers, and all others, III want
Of Bedfins Bedsteads Sc would do well TO call at NJ
WILLARDs old established WareroOms, $50 Chatham-st,
of Mulberr where may be found the srges, as
articles his hne, offered % the pubic,
consisting Feathers, Beds Mattresses &c Patent Screw
ledseads ,nd CD.s NhOlesale and rotl1 nn9 mTuIhAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14
E,cy,s,oe FALL FASHION FOR 1851

BysBr Co Hsttsrs. 10 Bf9dn sy ~ Int1ou e., M
IN F,sb,n for CentlemeB's Hats on SATURDAY huslst
81 hscb time they will be fully prepared 10 sefte
.S,, and f ends and the pubic generally Win
80. die ruacel and finish n which VIII ne IN even -
80, an advance upon ali previous ISSUES . ,.t.
'Thety rnanvfactOry complete IA an ~
t,r will enable them fulGl all orders al ire hpr's'
notice NJ the same time Dsurng the production n IN ar
rlce they can aly avs recommend as pt IiVi an4 W.
.ter,nred 10 continue deserve the liberal patronage
s.ey have heretofore received -, ~
ByEsR co would say to those Who WISH 70 le,gt tns
.en TO ie es-eutay The Fashion they are ever Ieeo
satl.fy the taste and wishes Of Their customers ann
nsnfsctnre 10 order any desirable pattern OF hat wh
IgIII be becoming 10 the both m shape ana 'e
They aso manufacture Cloth and fancy Caps OF various
,s,,s,s md iny.e an examination Of Their goods ~ s
- f,uli au1 BEEBE l. Co, lJG Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-14

HANNooKs ,-LEARY & Co., leaders and
tntrodscers Of fashion for i1entlemens Hats and
Asor Hosss Broadway, will this day opea several bales
superiot M .sican Grass Hammocks O2u