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Br sfoRsg's MAGNETIC LINE
AND BRoApwAY.
SATURDAY, April TO- 1aS2
pcFrsLo 0 A. M.--BNometer 81 AZ; thermonleter al;
wind weet; clear and beautiful morning.
bP. M.-Cieor evening. Wind wsst Thermometer 80
barometer 30 49,
RocHEnrS, A. M-rcautifI morning clear and
m; wind west; thermometer so.
uP. MI has been . toe day though the porthwost
wind Ia rather cool Thermometer 20.
AupuHs, "a. M.-Fresh cool beautiful morning; wind
northwest thsi1uometer 81.
GrRAcrsr, A, M,-A beautiful morning hut cool;
wind mort Invest thermometer 40
sP. MA beautiful clear evening Wind southwest;
thermometer 10.
Urea, \. M.-Fine pleasant morning; sun shining
brig htly; wind southwest; thermometer Al
sp M-Very pleasant this evening Wind west,
Thermometer IS.
ALnAsr,s A MA beautiful day; wind west baro-
meter ~ 500; thermometer As; mercury 10
8P, Mt Is u clear and splendid evening. Wind
blows hard.
TRor, A, h.-Thermomstsr 45; very clear and sns
morning
y. h.-Bcautful evening, though quite a brsoso
blowing Thermometer 40.
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n WS By TEL EGR APHs
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THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
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Mr.. Mangum's Course In the Wing caucus.
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PROCEEDINGS IN the N Y. LEGlSL AZURE.
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Debate In The Senate on tho Canal Question.
SPECIAL COUNSEL TO DEFEND THE
CONsTTTUTIONALTTY OF tn LAW.
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IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED AND REJECTED
By THE ASSEMBLY.
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Very Interesting from the Late Sent Of War b
Sout Anne f1ea.
s>~s>~>S>>>r>on~NNo<>NN
ICH BREAKING UP on LAKE ERIE.
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OvEAHNTS OF OSsUTH.
10. Gs. Sc.
From Washington City.

From Warrington City.
run WING CAUOUs--MR. MAN0UMS CURIOUS POSI
TION, ETO.
srnciAL CoRREsrorDEncE oy THE NEW ycaK HERALD.
WAsHINoror, April 10-S p. NJ
Mr. Mangms declaration, last night that he would
o ont Of order any resolution with regard to the oomprs
miro, any thing but resolution fixing the time and
place for holding the convention upon tho ground that
the meeting called solely for tho latter purpose
gorded absurd in the cxtrcme-espcoally he last
night avowed that no had himself written tho call for tho
meeting, which Is in thc following words
The wbig members Of Congress requested 10 meet
at the Senate chamber this evening the 9th instant
o'clock to consider OF matters Of Importance to he
whig party"
Nothing could be general than tho tcrms Of this
notice. III.
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STRATION.
CHARLESTON, April 10, 1859.
Koesuth left here to-day ia tho Wilmington boat His
reception here very cool Few citizens called him.
and no public demonstration took place.
LOAN or ARNs TO KOssUTH By THE STATE OF
ONO.
CINCINNATI, April TO- 1853
resolution passed the Senate OF Ohio 10 day to loan
the aIms Of tho State to Kossuth.
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From the South.

baltimore, April 10, IB59.
Andrew J Clifton, formerly mate of the steamship
label has been ccyictcd At Charleston Of swndng A.
Levin Of 5000. Clifton Is at the North
Tho Union mon OF Augusta, Ga, have voted against
scndiDg delegates to the baltimore Conv ention.
Tho schooner Perseverance. Of Philadelphia, loaded
with oysters. captured Annapolis Thursday,
and the captain and crew committed to Jail
resolution Is before the Maryland Legislature ton
dering thanks TO Governor Ber OF Pcnnsylvsuia for
pnrdoniug Messrs AIber and Price convicted Of kid
mapping
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

PoRr PLAIN, April 10, 1864.
Az IL o'clock Last night, when tho freight train going
West was about sx miles east Of Utica tho conductor
John Miminc In attempting pass from the engine to
the cars was thrown Oh snd tanty killed ths whole
train running over and drendfully msngling him Tho
deceased was universally esteemed by all lie about
30 years efago widower, and leaves TIVE young ehn
drro
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Fatal QuarreI-Extensive Robbery.

LOUISVILLE, April Q, 1852
Mr. W. W. Miller produce dealer, killed by his
partner, Mr. Phillips this morning during al.ercation
on business affairs Phillips has boon bound over for
TRIAL.
Lindo's jewclry establishment was robbed on Tuesday
night, oa 5000 worth of watches and jcwelry.
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Naval Intciliuence.

At Porto 0rande. Island St vincents, (Cape vsrd
day for Madeira.
Lieut. A, Parker has been ordered 10 the rr,nostcp
william Kelly Of Florida, has boon appointed Purssr
in the u 8. Navy
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WASHINGTON. April 10, 1852
The joint Committee Printing have decided that
the present contractor has failed to hl his contract
and have given the Senate printing to the Republic and
the House printing TO the Union The vote Of the
mittec stood follows:Y eas-hessrs Stanton of KY
German, Haven, Freeman Smith Nays-Msssrs. Ham
lin and Rerlsnd
1t is the general belief that the Wing National
Convention will NOT bo hold at Philadelphia
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POPULATION OF ToROSro.-The city Of Toronto
hns population os 20 763 of whom I ess arc Ro.
man Catholics ln le4s tho pspriAuon was but "a o2s
Of whom 4, 81 wore Roman Cathoiis
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RAnNUMs AMERICAN MysEuM-r. r. pARrua

RARNUMS AMEkICAN MUSEUM.-P. r. BAkMUM,
Mnnagor and Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr, Assa-
ant ManAssr-AdmtssoA to the sutiro Mascum And per-
eonts; children under years. M pax
quet IN cents extra This eeebrntea an
colossal exhibition unelualiod In America csmbn-
Ing IA fAot seven Museums in upwards ofscven DIFF
ferent OF vast size and excellence having
ENORMOUS outlay Of time and money The new addsons
consequence not gathering thing
and wonderful but an Immense world Of ouste Monday
and Tuesday April IL and H. In tho Lecture ROOM
asernoon a. 9,elcs6 will Ie presented tho amusing
Dancing. and the farce Of LOVE- IN ALL CORNERS. In
the evening st oeloch the grand Ratern spectacle Of
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR-for tho sixty y-fourth time.
The Youthful Giant tho Happy Family &c. to be
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Navigation ON Lake Erie.

BUFYALo, April TO- I55x.
The harbor Of Erie continues blocked up with Ice.
Cleveland u free, and there il Ice above Conneant
The steamers which tried to got out from Krc yesterday
obliged to return TO- thor docks not being able
force4hci~,s .py thr0nAs.s alas - .
The ice here ia sod but the wind Ia changing and tho
weather k that the prospects of early open
ing encouraging With the weather the past
few days it would take fortnight to free
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Late anu important from BuenOS AyreSs
BosroS, April TO- 1852.
We avo received Rio Janciro papers Of the ID March,
which contain later accounts from Buenos Ayres. The
city had surrendered and Urquzs had bcon appointed
Governor 7ro tenn. Of Buenos Ayrcs
d. Vincent Lopez had made rcqusition on Urluiza
for and force to suppress tho disorders of the
populace.
Among the rigid orders for the occasion the follow
ing -" Any person found plundering shall be executed
within quarttr OF an hour. and upon the spot"
Directly after the embarkation OF Rosas Gencral Ma
nlla dsbandcd his troops, who very disordery,
plundripg and sacking houses &C. in consequence Of
which urquixa ordered division Of infantry as:lnst tho
mob 30 u whom killed Better order
stored.
Nontevdeo dates to the Sth Of February We learn
from them that Rosas would go to England in H. Il. 81
steamer Conflict. He STILL however remained on board
the Centaur
The dates frcM Buenos Ayrcs to tho 18th Of Fob
runry. On the 18th, tho government organized,
us follows Interior D. vintue Alsina Foreign, d.
Luis dc Lapend state, Grastnga War and Marine, Hs
cslada; Chief OF Police Gusrrico.
The 18th Of February was appointed for tho public
Try Of the allied forces into tho city Of Bnenos Ayres and
great preparations were making for the occasion.
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u ana Parques 20 oeass; Ya.y Circle aAl
% san1sSes sss i Ssissi asssss Hsr "a
S :. rsTsrm:d !. ~
R..spsrap.a Mr. Gosrsy Gui,ssas.ers M, HAD M rc,s- Pei
@ S:rrsss u s as r.. ;.
NJ Mr Rsssa. WAl'ln
NIBLo's sGARDRN-MANAoER, Mr.. JOHN sEYToN;
N Tickets 50 .sn.s; rriv.t: Boxes. -. Doors op.a
opera as S q
Of the attractive Madame Anna Tnilou and Mr.. Hud-
Grows oSiSSi Ap H. o;is
tini Don Msnrgus de sandoya NJ Hudson; psa ssSas
iu1Anriso, NJ wh.r.Sn; osursr. me- s.Ssr.s; NosssS
MT wilsn L" casArna Nine Anna TAiil0n; Dan. hs
NmLos GARDEN.-BALLEr NIGHTs-TUnsDAY.
1Rs Fs. SsSSa.yp M e
CROWN DIAMoNDs,
Mmn. ANNA ruILLor and Mr.. HuDsox
On tuesday Atsl4ss Hs STASrG 4s.Rs pss: aSs4su.
In which the Justly ssnnen1s
also her three sisters Theresins Adelaide c.nea.
with None. 4augin, will appear.
NIDL0s GARDgN-MANAGRR, JOHN skrroN
~ uo.s!n orrRa wasSIs1. N.onrs'r r.,s.-
BALLET NieHrs:-
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday.
!. v,,,. GROW \ DTHaos sDs,
MADAME T,uLLos and Mr.. HUDSON
will appear.
Il. ,..t,v .m,no,. o. TUESDAY.
CAnoLrun Roussnr,
and her three sisters Therosne adelaide and oemenn
LII DIABLE AoUATRE.
Masourka. Mile Caroline Rousset.
Hn.s:. disa.ssns tSsssssS 'isss: Res:.s.
Count Poensk .............,' = Adelaide Rausses
bs1SSsk nsssIns MSns. Isa.,p Ssnn Roasso.
D"nehB M~sscr. ManBih.
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 10, 1852
Argument No. o, commenced yesterday, concluded
The Court commenced at No 1O2, and called through
the calendar. Several defaults were taken; and no
being ready for argument the court adjourned unn
Monday
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TIE ZOE GIVING WAY, ETC.

BUFFALO April 10-lkP. NJ.
By despatch from Erie, learn that the steamers
are yet there with prospect however of getting out
day the lee moving of down tho lake. II l. also
breaking up here, aud going down the river In large
under the effects of hot SUM- and favorable
though light wind. Tho prospects arc improving
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METRoP0L!rAN HALL-MR. DEMPSTERS LAST
lv1 Original Ballad Entertainment this season. will
given NJ this elegant concert Monday evening"
April u. inei1dDg his most popular sonss-"Thc sP,s
.John And Arasrson my jo Lonely ;uld wife, renting
emigrant" "Ths death Of warren" "Ths bliad boys''
I'm alone. all slone TAX aald cloak about ya;''
Tickets 90 cents Ts be had At the prnopa hosols
stores and the door, Books 2 cents. TO At
o'clock.
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VI Concert Hail. 70 and 81 Canal street. three doors from
Brsadx.y tls evening April 10 P5osrsEms:.--PpsstL P L.
s that happy by Mss Moore Costa;
SOL: P,An 70 IN ] executed y Msf
1y Made Pirssher full crchGsr. Asyerbser Andants
n.y. nat. adagio and allegro orchestra Mozart La Ma
nola by Nile Meyer enron o. Solo, violin. executed
by Mr. Leopold Meyer Erpst TO- Prayer sung Madame
air.eher Weber II Spanish oiPy ly rsansss sung by
orchestra and chorns Rosni Tickets cents to DO had
at tho principal hotels and mus Doors at
Cclookt to commence at 8 o'clock.
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SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL II, 1862.


A0D0M0AYe
XLsAsY, Apra 10, 1864
0oUuepL ~ THE
ME- nvrSs.'e % lwhisl had le.v. to introduce bIa =
csss before tho Court Of Appssis.
sAvINos' RANKS.
Inc repest OF the select COMMITTEES to investigate the
eIaaN savings institutes ro0cvcd and refaEred
TINE DEFEATED Rxoiss sILL.
Messzs. Wilson. Csrscr. @. b. Rowe, 3 Smith, and
Ferry asked permission to record votos on the quor BILL
Mr.. Walsh objected.
THE FIRST DIVISION or MILITIA.
The bill exemptns the first division Of ths nltia froa
Shs operations Of the Militia law passed.
cnANoERy yUSDs-coMMoN scHooLs Erc.
The following bills were passed, unless othxwlSc
Tho Chancery Fund bill was taken up reconsideration
ordered, and 1t was lost by ayes 90; noss a.
bill TO increase tho Common School fund, fer moro
for tranfer Of the moneys In the oalled Chanosry
fund and those deposited In tho savings and ether banks
and unclaimed to the Common School fund, t. BE- de-
voted to educational purposes) Laid the table and
ordered to be printed
bill to amend the act in relation to certain trusts
blu allowing tho Society Of Shakers TO hold moro
A recess was taken TIL four p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
bill In relation to taking testimony oondtonally, TO
be use trials in Justcos courts of tho city OF Now
bill to incorporate companies to navigate oceans &c.,
by steam.
CITY AsssssoRs
Ma. McMURRAY (dem.) reported hill relative 10 As
sessoss, BILLS in tho city Of New York.
IEE BLACK MAIL
DIR. McMURRAy asked that another member be added
to tho Black Mail Committee. Pending tho motion, tho
SENATE took to PM.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The question pending when taken upon
Mr. MchuTay's rcquest TO add another member to the
Elact Mail Committee. After long debate, Messrs Ia
ber. (whig) and Platt (dem excused from acting
on the committee; and the motion modified to
add but member to tho committee making 1t consist
Of three instead of five. Carried
COUNSEL IN THE AUDITORS MAypAMus Dash.
NAuT (rhiu thn vyfAic ciuru tAA
(to whom 1t was referred Thursday reported bill to
authorize the employment OF counsel to represent the
State In a cause pending In the Court Of Appeals.
Tho Senate then went into committee tho bill, and
passed It,
On agreeing TO the report, Mr. CoR,rLL (dom made
long speech the constutionay Of tho Canal law.
EIGIiT SESSION.
ALBANY, April 10--11n p. NJ
The Senate is still in session. discussing points Of order
60. There ia prospect that the Senators will arrive at
conclusion tonight Strong efforts making by tho
opponents Of the Canal bill to prevent being taken
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EELLOws' AINsrRELs-THE ORIGINAL JUSTLY
eslsbrsted and srfAnsd ssrpsof Eshiopisn Perform.
ahs Of a. b. Fellows, would eospsctsy In
Germ their friends and the public gsneral that they
They yl psrie.m e. N. Tenn Nsv Haven April 81
and 10th; at tho Hampden Hall Springfield April 18th and
18Th; a the Association Hall Albany Apr l4h 18th and
d6th Troy April 18th and 18th Utica April 10th and 2st;
syrssSss April 22d and sd Auburn. April 2!sh Geneva
18Th; Concert Hail. Bunais April 3h and May t 3d. 4th
6th and 9Th.
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COCIETY LIBRARY RoOMS.-NEW ORLEANS OPERA
- Troupe this evening" In their Drawing Room Entersa
snts introducing their in Ainstrelsy which Is
received nightly fall fashionable audiences, who
xprsss brt opinion The best in tho world all
&c. Doors open vt 64 O'Clock; e0tamsnce at
- A SAMUEL s. SANFORD, Manager.
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~ ). J. Nathan's Company. For week baggage
ment Of Iavater Lee and family Lpman. Master
Master St. Luke, besides Mr. Nathans Juvenile Troupe
all their great acts On Monday evening. April IL and
during the week succession Of brilliant enter.snmcns
will tc given being the only six nights of the Circus th
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INoR sALIs-oNE FIRST CABIN THROUGH TICKET,
H steancrs Illinois and Golden Gstsfor ssle II
piled for Immediately at the Bar Of tho Washington Hotel
corner Of Broadwaysnd The Battery.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO PURCHASE A STEER
~ age rough ticket by tho steamer of the 9th Instant
che Dsnoi Wcbster the Nandert line Apply 30 c. D.
~ note at this Office stating the lo1est prize, and whar
s4a in nterview be had.
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VV OOD'SEINSTKELS, AT OODSMINSTKEL HAIL,
w ~ Brosdway shove Reward street.-The proprietor
makes pleasure to she public that he has
agAd the celebrated usicans dene
n the world and is determinsd TO make Woods Msstrs,
gentlemen Of this city hs also this opportunity
express his thanks for the conosred him
since the organization Of his present company and he
promises to replsash from time TO time With whs.eysr
And Saturday afternoons Admission Is oents Doors open
At concerts Commence Mt 8 o'claok The afternoon
so3csrs commence at o'clock. NJ BThe strioteat order
and preserved the greatest attention
paid to the comfort OF vieiters. gs7r #Er~H
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CLASSICAL QUARTETIR soIRER-ARRANGRD By
~ Paul X. WeiEcl--At the Brooklyn Fsma Acadsmy,
on Tuesday evening l3sh April 1852 Miss Kcitz Sopranos
Mrs Cushing Contralto Mr. Weizel Pianoforte-in addi
tion to Mr. TIL Eselds Qusrtette Association com prug
Messrs Nol Rsyes hishherr and Eisfeld Tickets. 80
Fulton street, and Messrs. RadcR Bros Clinton
and Atlantic Streets Brooklyn and Brooklyn music
In Al
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VUANTED-A GENTLEMAN UNDERSTANDING THE
w training OF dog for the stage and capable oftakng
parts required The most rospecab reference required
to capsty and responsibility note addressed L.
H Broadway Post Once, will receive immediate attsn
1ou
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
~ Mrs. Emma Gngham Bostwiok most respectfully
announces Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert be
given Thursday evening" April 15 at the Brookyn Fe
male Academy Mrs Bostwiok will be assisted BY Herr
zen. Baritone and Mr. G. T. BrstOw Pianist Tickets
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1I0R sALE-A FIRST CABIN TICKET IN WANDER
bhtshre, ier gen temsa and Lady in tho itssmsh
Northern IA DIT, to sail on the 5tn May New York
-ttats b. borhs and cts esnnoet with the North
America tho other sde--state No L. herths and
= InqrIe IN the Exchange oce, No. 70 Canal street
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NOR sALE--CNE FiRST-CLASs CABIN TuROUar
Ticket TO san Francisco etoAmer lila an ol6
Gate. sail April %. Appy TO j. NJ. ATWOOD, 10 Beck
M street.
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ID wrecked Mother and Child. at Stuyvesant Ins.usc
Csc Broadway (for short timo only from
20 cents.
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CALIFORNIA TICKETS.

fNALIFORNfA TICKET TO EXCHANGE.-wANTEr
~ exchange, cahia through tekct, 10Th Aprii
Nandortits Line for Of 2ith 10Th April. Apply IL
1he store, A lescy street.
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Nitlo,s-Entrc Change Of Performanss-A now
Sketch written by Mr. St. Luke expressly for this establish
meut entitled Paddys Trip to AmercA." First appear
of the celebrated DRnseusc Mile Cschins Ssoond
week Of Professor Albertes In Magic Tho elegant troups
OF French nrd English Living Models. Aftsrnssn,
meEces at o'elook evening" at 3.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. dEo.

4 HORSES FOR SALE-hLL GOOD SADDLE HORSES,
r. and all good wagon horses two If them mile
in three ninutes the other ne stylish
and nre auitable fer gentleman family horses They
can be at Corporal Tbompson Madison square, cor
ner Of broadway and Twenty third street.
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ID OCULAR DAY LINZ FOR ALBANY, LANDING
III only at Newburs Poushkccpsis. Kingston, Bristol.
and CoxsackieFarc 25 cents TO Albany o of tho
Standings kcals served on hoMd. Tho now and swirt
CLAY Capt j. 1allman will leave tile pier foot Of jay
street second above Chambers every day at o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted. Returning. will leave Albany daily.
Eundays excepted, at o'clock A. NJ For further
sartculsrs inquire of tho Captain board or OF WM
IADFORD 81 Wost street. A.. B.--Thcse boats will
n!ways AXE tho Ian tings named above.
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VSoR CAIlF0RNIA-0NE THROUGH TICKET ny
vand,rhits line, steamer Daniel Wcbster TO sail pr
20, for talo. Apply to JOHN STEWARD JR, IS Broad
way
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" Ea Broadway above Grand strsst-Opsn every aiaht
during week. further notcs. The woIl
KNEW ohrsys Minstrel. omprsns an stseisn: and
nnder the Of Christy whose ssnoerssfn
fhs city for succession of Ave have boon received
with favor by highly aud fashion audiences
rshe.s 2' Oonts Doors sPss at sommene. .t o'clock
The patrons Of Cbtrty Mn stres inorme
xhAtth Saturday aftsrsesr discontinued.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s.
IN Mall and Express Lines through in ~ hours N.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving Now York at A. NJ foot
s street; A. A. and sh M liberty street
Fare reduced S for first class and 81 20 for second css
Baltimore Washington and Charleston through tickets sod
in the above lines and through luggage carried IN tho
ard So r. NJ lines from Non York with through conductors
Without expenge.
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A CARD.-THE PUBLIC AUTHORITIES INTER
"A rupted. Friday night the performances at my
Temple OF the Graees, sos Broadway tho allegation
Shat the tabeau exhibited there improper.
much that design 30 offend public delcacy should
be attributed to but bow and shall always defer to
what the law rigbtfuly demand Of In continuing
business which feel and advised have the right
to do. shall be scrupulously careful who offering living
pictures avoid which tho fasdious ud
5ndelicate and render entirely for tho public
scers to do aucht but in the effort to obtain
IN hon i've! !ihood. JOHN ST. LUKE.
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TRAyELLERS' GUIDE.

INoR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CA RS.--FARR
II reduecd-Sz 25Resularity and 'n's ~ combined-Ths
the Now York and Harlem Rarosd leave the City
Hall station, New York. daily, (Suadays czcepted at
ocleck a. NJ. and 81 T. N. ~ SLoAT, Superintendent
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ra,HROUGn TICKET FOR sALr.--A FIRST. CABIN
psssrqe a. steamer illinois, eonnectug with tho Golden
ante-ssIs 2g April Apply 500 Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-11

NA1IONAL TnEATRK,-NoTicE.-THE MANAGER
V having purchased extended lease x yeArs) OF this
hestre intends closing IL for the whole OF this wsek fer
the Purpose Of extensive alterations improvement
Ts1 AIr y. with an sdd;.ion TO the company and NJ
smh Of Antwerp dramatsed from Pierce Rsans popular
novel Of that The piece will be brought out
scale Of spepdor with Mesr Porter
and Isherwnod Also new drama. in which Mr. K Blan
chArd and his inimtable Dogs Hector and Brnn. will
leAr entitled The Dumb Boy or Dogs of tho Eerrx."
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-07
TEL EGRAp HIC.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 6,

NEW YORK, FEB. D.
FLauR.-Sales Of l500 bbls. Indiana brands
at SIS SO a 81 81; and of common State brands
at 81 81 81 g. Corn continues firm, and
mixed is held AT roc. Sales of 200 barrels Of
mess pork at Sl5 55 a $l5 rs; and So 80 .
Sll for prime. Sales of 200 kegs prime lard
at Zoe. Whiskey is held at ale. Sales of ITO
bags Rio coffee at SIC. Sales of 100 hhds.
Orleans molasses at 274c. Sales Of 100 ierces
fir to prime rice at SO 81 at SO 30. Sales OF
81 hhds. Kentucky tohacco at 81 SC.
SrocKs.-Saes OF Erie nj 794 Canton ia;
Reading 65t; Illinois improvements 6S; U. ),
SIS, 1867, al 1851; Morris Ia.
Charge Of Piundering a Wrecked Vessel.
BosTcs, Feb. 6.
Henry Pitman, master. and Augusta Hitch.
;ngs, mate, Of the ship Sterling; and SImuel
Diary, master Of the snip Missouri, have been
arrested for plundering the Missouri, when
wreck on the coast of Sumatra, in 1850, OF
$4,000 in specie, which wassupposed, at that
time, to lave been done BY the natives.