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- Superintendent ofth- Public rrn,ns
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Why did Mr.. Seward abandon Mr.. Webster, TO whom
he was formerly devoted The first time ever saw Mr
seward entertained him at my own house, upon the in
PRODUCTION and recommendation OF Mr.. Webster and I
found him then, ss always since, courteous webfed
man. OF hne talents, though horrible politician, whom
think little better of since hear that some people
boast that they spoke him Why did he desert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
The News.

The ee.lpmns Of the HERALD again overflow
ing with Intelligence Of all descriptions, and from
I'll quarter OF the globe
The telesrsphic synopsis Of one weeks later adj
vices from Lprope is Of very interesting character
in L CONNER. ial view. A large business was doing
in cotton s.eady rates, but breadstus dull.
Tn. chanceLs- Of the British Exchequer had pre-
scented his buGget, which was regarded by Parlia-
ynent IS satsfae tory. The political news possesses
hut littl, interel An important question was late
lr yrorornded il the House of Lords relative to the
Lonors raid Ger. Rosas the exiled Buenos Ayrean
dicta.or earl Granville wished to ascertain
whether tNse oouItesics were extended by order Of
fine gorer want 20 which eyasive reply
was cYep Rosas is looked upon and treated
n sop.ev bat extraordinary man in England
Noiyith.topdi vg al the barbaritics he is said
to hage cxcrei -ed towards his own people, he en-
dcared himself the English, through their peck
ots Nv giving tn Vn the privilege of trading with
LII. subjects Late sdyices from Cafraria and ladia
chow tlSt tic Britt u troops arc still engaged il
ef,leayoring TO subaue tic natives.
The Webster Commit zee meeting, held last night
il const,tutisn Hall, a. d Q: which We give re-
49,, elsoai,ere was mise -pby deficient in point Of
,,,,nLcrs and exhibited IL snallcst share Of en-
,Lus;asr n tho matter. he speeches urged tho
,nembers of the committee to raliy az TIER forces
r., ,ts eIee,ion. tomorrow NOR. 7ng' q TUG Ward
Committees Il the whig party, a. " !" 70
idln Webster Iuen. ,..-.,,..
The Wigs Of the Erst Congressional 4'stf's'' % 'S'
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TIE BRIcHTos ELorrMESr.-Mr. Howard, OF the Ir-
wing House. requests TO correct impression which
might possibly arise 70 his prejudice from cursory read
ing of the report Of this matter which appeared in yes
erdays HERALD Our reporter said in reference to the
gentleman, who was the principal party in that affair
that Mr. Howard spoke approvngly of his conduct sub
scqnenty to his arrivals at his hotel and went TO in
timate that did not coincide with Mr.. Howard in his
estimate Of Dr. Plummer's character. Mr.. Howard
breads that this might in any way be construed to
that he had not very strong feeling against that gentle
mans offence. Wenost willingly consent to rectfy any
ambiguity in tie repo.t to remove any such impression,
and do justice to Mr. HeYards sentiments in the matter
We know that bis bearing and conduct in this delicate
affair was highly credab.e TO him moral and high
minded man. and that 1t through his and the
good Offices Of the Mayor that The money restored
to its owner the matter arranged and the young Lady
sent home TO her friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

New STEAMER yoR THE Nsw YoRK Sr. THOMAS
TRApr-The cunard Company intend removing the Mer-
lin from the st. Thomas and New York line shortly and
supplying place with steamer Of double her size
named the Petiel which is loading at Glasgow for
this port and expected to take her departure thence
about the 18th inst. The Petrol iron steamer
built at Dumbaron 200 horse power and 7s6 bur
then and we are informed is q very handsome vessel
she will commanded by the old master Of the Merlin
Cant W Sampson The latter vessel will probably be
placed either the St. Johns and Halifax the Ber-
mu,lu and Halifax route.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
Court Calendar for This Day.

supaEME Counr.-General Term-Nos, 8, 4, 8, Q, II,
II 49, l6, II, Is, 10, 20 81, p, %.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Same as yesterday.
Common PLEAs-part Mos 543, 623, 705, 707, 100,
I'll T13 us III TO 72l 723 725 727, 729 1885, 737,
739 74I 743 745 TAI 749, 751, 1885, 755 49, 10 76l
7o3 Part II.-Nos. 300 $685. go, Gle, $40, 622 ga,
62s, $780, 632. ga, $780, 1888, $40. 642
SUPERIOR CouRr-(rwo brancAes).-Nos. $40 1853, 30
$685. 672 35c 357 35S 359 36l, 38, 36S 800, 200 231
r. 100 10 327. g. 262 322 374. 375, 376, ST. 379,
$50 a. $780, $780, 1885, $751; 3s2, $3.50, 1884, 1856, 1885, 1885,
$50 $50
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LIVING IMPORTS FROM EURoPE.--The average
amount of emigration to this port, from the various
countries of Europe, is estimated at about thirty
thousand per month, consisting of men, women and
chidren-one- half of them probably being men, and
the rest women and children. The value of'this
emigration, as an accession to our stock of labor
and living capital, will. if estimated, be found to
exceed in value all the gold dust imported from
California, notwithstanding the noise and exaltation
that have been created by this importation from the
Pacific. A full grown man is estimated to be worth.
as an article of stock or labor, about thousand
dollars, and sometimes over that sum. In this
country healthy man, of twenty-one years Of age,
is probably worth more than a thousand dollars,
looking merely at the results Of his labor and the
likelihood of his living to the average length Of hui
man existence. The whole emigration, therefore, of
thirty thousand month, may be safely put down as
worth FIVE hundred dollars head. If this average
be taken as the basis Of estimate we have once
an amount Of value added to the capital stock Of
this country equal TO fifteen millions Of dollars
monthly. But these emigrants generally bring over
with them in addition to themselves, little pro-
perty in money, which might be safely averaged at
ten dollars head. This would give n sum of three.
hundred thousand dollars, which, added to the
former results, makes sum of Sl5,3O0,000 per
month, which European emigration adds to this
city alone, to be scattered throughout the country
The whole emigration from Europe to this country,
If similarly calculated, would be probably nearly
double this amount, which would make the entire
value to US Of European emigration, about thiryone
millions OF dollars per month, and for year would
exceed three hundred millions of dollars additional
accession TO the money and labor and living popu-
latsn Of the country.
This constant tide Of emigration, flowing from
Europe to New York. Is Of the chief Ct its
rapid increase in growth population prosperity, and
wonderful, devclopement; and there seems to be no
end to it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
NavnI Intelligence,

The rigate Cumberland receiving her powder yes
teray and will probably haul out into the stream to
dav on Monday wind and weather permitting she will
sail for the Mediterranean She will 90 out thirty
short of her full complement This is mainly owing to
The low wages paid to seamen in the United States
vice The S. steamer Mississippi Is expected here for
the purpose towing the Princeton round to baltimore
10 receive her boilers The last named vessel was taken
out of dock yesterday ---Bosfcn Post. Friday.
The United States sloop of war Plymouth. from Rio
Janero for Macao 63 days out spoken by the bark
Golden Age the 18th January off the straitaof sunda
oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

TIE EFFECT or THE MAINE LIQUoR LAW IN New
ENGLAND. The Liquor law has been now carried
in three States Of New England-Maine, Massachr
setts and Rhode Island. The rcsul. will be TO keep
travellers and yisters away from the principal cities
Of these States, and send them in another direction
Boston, for instance, will be Stunned by the sojourn-
er and by the man Of leisure, who in future will
turn to the city Of New York, where fanaticiem
failed ~ pass this bue-law aRd where men can obtain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
The Crops.

THr WHrAT ToBacco CRors.-The Marlboro (Md)
Gazette states that the late tine weathc has had the
effect Of forwarding the growth Of the wheat which now
bt gins look very well ana promising but the effect
on the tobacco plants has been injurious number Of
the fly having made their appearance. Uple.s the
weather. be more proptious, the plants will be 80
seriously Injured that the srsp will b. scant one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

selsior!-Beete Co.. LOO broadway Will introduce on
Saturday reNt the 18th inst the style Tor Gen.
emens Hats. Their hat Is manufactured
m th. finest Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver Of quality
and usre surIasng grade OF the same article ever
before in this market and has been procured hy them at
however Onward and upward and neither expense nor
difficulty did snail impede their march to-
wards perfection in the mystery Of hating Combining
their attention solely the manufcture Of the finest
es Of hats they enabled by their undivided atten
ton bestowed that object TO give Instant evidence
OF their success In the browning exceences Of their
Beaver.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

- ItrspAy May us M
BRrADsrurrs-Flour slightly favored rurchoser. The
days saes consisting of 1900 bbls Canadian snnergne
at 81 I2s ~ 1876 ordinary to choice State NJ "a 12
81 371s mixed to fancy Western at ST rs a ~ sai
and common to good Southern at 81 50 ~ sss. Der
bb There have been roo bbls rye -four taken at "a
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tynes In OIL. by w

Fine Arts-Daguerrcotypes In OIL, by w.
BUTLER 25l Broadway upper corner of Murray street.
who admire truth and beauty of finish in portrait Only
sitting required and Is finished metallic surface.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

recently arrive In sh city from England and chose e1h
Of science Of Spsrrug the admiration Of tho
crowd who witnessed their public exhibition at the Union
Thursday will give another evidence 81 their
.rdipary powers hsser IN Ehaossh street
evening They lads aged eleven, the otbcr
thirteen years and display in their man@uvres, q
that would eclipse the most pracsed in tho art Of
defer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

cool appearance of his beautiful leading style Of Gentle
although rich and durable its pressure scarcely upon
the brow while its the dollar
ment Of Children's Fancy Hats and Caps Ladies and
Canes &c., at Genins lower store, cannot be surpassed
down town. GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opp. ST. Paufs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Never set Ieyonn rat,
Or call down thunder to destroy gnst.
Nor give to mice the homeopath's pill
That never cures, and cannot kill.
Such humbug in the age We live,
Stands condemned by men of sense.
But would you act like upright men,
And drive such vermin from their den
Take Costar's paste-it kills 30 nice
The rats, the coaches and the mice
1t drives the vermn from your house.
OutraKeOus.-A certain person who sells
powder and pills for vermin and insects tells you to
cautous he tells yoH to read the il pleascs him
" place before and believe all about his article
nrther calls Others tmeaning Costar) henrtess i'm
posters Now. citizens awaken not deceived any
longer BY one who has taken hard money
not IN eerticates but refers the people the
you few tells you to SEQ the read
them, be convinced; and he says who doubtl Vol,
now see what they say Coleman Stotson Astor House,
say s worthless d. D. Howard, Irving House, say It IL
xorthless Preston H. Hodges, Carlton House, say u Ia
and bad his place cleared Of rats
ants by Costars Extermin ator and thousands Of others
the same way Go to Washington and Centre markes and
AK which Is the humbug. HENRY X. c0STAR,
No nraad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

500 Broadway of Nblos New York.-pars London
and European Millinery Lace Mantilla and Fancy Goods
LEAnY. French, English, Belgian, Swiss and German
goods Of the most exquisite kind at most moderate prices
opportunity not heretofore offered Of sutng their
various tastes in all the most goods at the
Partisan and London Monthly Fashions received by tia
earliest steamera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Phoenix has arisen from her itashcs! -
whtehursts Gallery at $40 Broadway having been tho,
repaired and since the fire. will be opened
this morning with facilities for the production Of
perfect Daguerreotypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

hIOtVI 5uKcs-~K khOUSH NC
High bridge the Westcheser side together
with eight ~ ground. The house we'll stocked and
well furnished aud doing good business There on
tho ground two outhouse two carriage sheds large barn.
icehoue raining about forty Of good ice
Tho scenery very beautifu with tho advantage Of the
fishing The place will be sold Abe ii appca.
is made early For further particulars inquire OF
JOHN DoARDaAN, Cortlandt Alley. on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Had made It's wonderful advances,
The chosen idol Of our heart
Was doomed to all the sad mschanees
or blundering painters but at last
The fertile brain Of great Daguerre
The pencil Of the sunbeam cast
In al It's bright perfection. where
In darkness laid tho magic plate;
And 10 behold tho perfect fruit
The beautiful Daguerreotype
Now done splendidly by Root,
1868 Broadway where perfect pictures are taken IN any
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Ienback devote themselves exclusively diseases Of
Ear and Eye. Near sight aad weeping eyes permanently
hrnd. variety of beautiful Artificial Eyes
which are ted without pain. Once Isl Broadway, or
posite Niblos Hours, from to daily.
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"ror optics sharp IL needs. I ween,

Thus sang Hudibras, Or his author, VINO
must have had in his s eye the beautiful
eyes that winked would fail to hnd in all the world
correct clear and beautiful
than those taken by Mr.. Root.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

90 Also, Lcghorn braid other kinds
of goods Frcemlns assortment is large
be found in the city White Beavers Of superior quality.
If you want Hats, call FREEMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

sIcePton The very best equal
Eimples freekies snowNess chaps roushns &c. Peudrs
kfbfe uproots hair from any part Of ths body Liquid
Aesy Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Genin inyites attention 10 the llght

becomng durable and cheap be had of KNOX. No. l2S
Fulton street Ills Hats of tho spring fashion, preserve all
thee and worthy Of the universal atten
tion they excite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

DIR. Levett, Dentist, No. 62s broadway,
takes this method to invite his friends
rally to witness his great improvements in Dentistry
introduced by him. once hours only from 10 till o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12
The New York Picayunc Is ready this day,


of spending pleasant half hour
better than bny the PiCAYuNE OF this wcek;
splendid number. Rich, lively, spicy rare price only
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Canton Crane Enthusiastically FmbroltIer

cd wis the elaborate needework, at $50 $2 $50
$751; also the costly descriptions ranging from 81
TO 500 magnifeent plain quality do at $40 S2 S an
$40 immense consignment has been received this weel
and IL sale at 30 per cent lower than tho
prices at the Paris shawl and Mantla Emporium 36l (a.
dwA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Are you Deaf, or troubled with noises In,
or discharges from tho car? avoid quack the Of
syrnges, oils, Be-, and consult DR. LUTENER, No. 10
Prince street His in making the deaf hear is
Preeedented short weak and imperfect sight restored
ocioci All letters must contain one dollar fee and DO
prepaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

EOS Broadway has recently returned from Europe where
he has spent nearly in visiting the most celcbrat,
cd galleries and of especially in France and
Italy and in carefully studying all the improvements in in
and chemistry made in those countries He has
spared expense in thoroughly reang his gaery and
by arrangement Of light and various improvements
he hopes produce pictures superior
hitherto exhibited He has also exhibition dauerro
0types of of the distinguished in France
among whom Louis Napoleon, Theirs. Victor Hugo,
Lamartne Eugene Sue &C. Arrangements have also been
to forward from time to time portraits Of the most eelc
brated mon in Europe; well discovery and i'm
provement made by foreign artists the nucleus
Of European Gallery which, in connection with his Ameri-
Gallery will render his establishment second to
the
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write the following without believing it, any than
would be the unmtgaed fool to deny il without IT,
and pronounce that man BOTH who denouuces humbug
discovery that will eventually extcrmuae disease srom
humanity Tor the act of deneuncng proves positively he
knows nothing about not only defy aud challenge all
physicians and PSYCHOLOGISTS to conute feariessy
ane openly tax them with knowing the truths tell and alb
staining from its practice from and sordd
either ofcupidity pride that all diseases
can be controlled by and entirely subject
the brain and II the brain be excited freah
healthy huid thealthy because fresh) disease be
checked and thoroughly cxtermno ted
eleht time say that IA instance has it failed
ct o. huEdreds OF eases many the worst and
stages OF consumption, thoroughly perfect
health after every hope had fed SEQ Mr. Winter Mr.
mart fiynn, and numerous others say that il is the
worst folly 20 adhere TO the Of faculty that proves
s I'm bcciiity in all IL undertakes And still
dity for aman to make put up an article for
evry one totry its ehcncy without
what can be his object? what the tho peope
SO stupid as to pay for anything when they told they
meed not II IT does not what ID is represented
The is the evidence Of the weekly reports prove
TO me- though may not to ALL that there mighty
influence working against il. With this will be published
these reports and will cheerfuy give the friends all
those 500 each they had taken
ROT eriHTs nsdoss the week TO their deaths Tall
street. Wholesale depot. John Pync Is Ann street
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Will be ready for inspection this day, At the emporium 10
Broadway, Gate SOL fifteen hundred Paris made Man
tlas received per lat steamer and many 81 u
sold at the moderate prices that have gained ort
store 50 popular n reputat ton.
GEO. DuLPIN. 36l llate 35ll broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

ROE CO.. No. AL broadway offer TO their friends
customers nm additional assortment of choice and desira
bic articles Of Fashionable Clothing Under Garments Sc
Also, elegant assortment styles Boys' and Chill
drens Clothing made and trimmed in the best
All articles GUARANTEED to give perfect satisfaction. Nc
deviation in prices.
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Cash vs.. CreiIt.-Try the Csal, System,

NuskA VS. STeOIt.-AFy tho SAsn SyStcms
Merchants wishing to buy Ebroidcrie Laces White Goods
Dress Trimmings Gloyss, Hosiery, &c, &c. very cheap.
invited to call at No 36 Liberty street where they
sold for cash only at twenty cent Less than the
credit prices JAMES OSTROM, Sc Liberty s,reet,
doo the Post
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perb, Magnificent: Aston ishingly

Cheap Such the ordinations excited by tho
variety. excellence, and superiority of SMITH RICES
assortment of Spring Garments You better
suit clothes cheaper terms of Them than any other
establishment in town. Try it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

in of weather than III six of cold; the per
.piraton is so eopcus and The blood so cverheatcd
that the former rots the hair and tho latter re-
makes the hair and why having tendency To maxi
1t fall IN To hair therefore, should be your
eresett AIM and The only thing know Of which do
values good head Of hair should without IT, Ona bo.o
of II in this weather worth than its woiaht In
gold Its chemical properties resist tho acon of both nor.
spraton and salt waters IFS tonic and stimulating qualities
cleanse the OF the abn all mpurod
healthy action in the blood and nerves which
the hair and preserving beautiful tho lates
period of life. Beware or oountcrfs renuno
o. his agents or OF Che inventor and proprietor WA
Boyle at his hair work and GOODS store 27 Wash
fngon street Boston; where also may la spen ia
variety OF travelling drcsne brushes comb
perfumery. BE. Sold, Wholesale md retail by A. H. 81 ~
Snnds 100 Fulton street Rushton, Clark & o. rs aud
RICE Smith, III Broadway WIN. IL Cary & Ca ri Pearl
str'e and by Druggists and Pcrfumers throug the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-12

Look at your watch when Green, No. 1
Aston House. promises to send home
Shirts ut specified time Look at it again, when the
articles home and you will that he il advance
of his promise. Then look the Shirts the
needework try them on say you fitted