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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

Raiis"y Seven o Per Cent First Narss.se conysrs.
ssoo Central ksilwsy csms.sy ssr
Coupons They IL Of s essh p.,sS:
:s "a: as vi and at M : sT
York where the principal IL also payas aud secured
Fs iSy h sssa .1:
acts Of s Of Indians apssor.as .on and q:
shS e be Issued under the $o o Of whsa
ny. mites the only
entire s Is
hSsvy r rail has been purchased for q: Who'll:
road will completed .aI II sps..s. y sss Ia. q
pro1iasa BY stool bonds Tsssan
Of $3.50 o has been TO tho capital stock Of ne
inc line she Isidas being rssu.iy paid
ts TIE gives Il.
s and as @ sspss
an s viii &
ia md q ts s s.s. line Ne.
s.. ~ The ass Js san.sy 1 next a there viii s.
Go 4 s s :
Illinois vii! probably ). Pisssd in 1854 IAis rsx.s
ssaIss Si.i" rod. q road SnSs
...
ndisaa nsse s
entire trade that region sends No poron Of the M
Of tins road and its connections in wealth and actve
the amount Of travel and transportation
necessarily pass it, will receipts
equal not greater than that of other in the West
The estimated cost Of this ROAD fully comr lctsd and
stocked fot years operations. u S00c 59s 90 This
s low m ns pss q s
constitute The only debt Of the compsoy.. sealed
proposals. will be received for any not less than
$1,000 until saturday the 23th day IF May instant
oclock 7. Proposals will he addressed t. me stents
If the Company Messrs. Winslow Lsnier Co.. 81 Wall
street indersea. Proposals for Central Indiana Warr
Bonds. Twenty five per cent of the purchase wi
re required t. be paid ytns the hid
equal monthly usnlments o. twenty Ave per cent. Any
purchaser will he at liberty 10 full
S.rest the bond will run FROM das Of payment The
above 500 90 III he sold absolutely and without
The highest bidder. printed exhibit with aud ali
sssry information IN relation securities bs
had ~ calling the Office If the agents Of the 81
Wall street. New York May 20 1852
JOHN. S. NEWMAN, President
Indiana Cont raj Railway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
gU SEE SEVENTH PAGE. ga


DRY GOODS.
DhRlS MANTILLAS.--THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
open for inspection this day. large im portation
Nautilus
hs agent ~ Paris aud which he enabled
moderate prices ready sale. Par
tcuuy attention l. invited really nice silk mantla 81
six bait dollars with rich fringe Ia every
vsrty Of color All the better and costly goods
tic ame moderate ratio, magnificent stock Canton
dia and French Ca other orerD
~ also be fornd ut this establishment GEO BIJIPIN
Psiis hantlla Emporium Sjl Broadway
fMpORTANT To MERCHANT TAILORs cJOTUIERs
and dealers Dry GoodsThomas Graham Informs the
trade that he devotas all his time to- buynr goods
adapted at package sales or otherwise when
forced cash. lie has opened Mt Nos 30 and Cedar
street Of am street where he has awayson hand
afu assortment Of Cloths Casmeres Nestings Satine
1wetds Jeans Lineus Taore Trimmings in general, &c,
which he will cell in any quantity At lowest auction prices
for net cash wanted Cloths Ca-smeres or other taors
rooss Tor which cash will he paid delivery IL the price
very low. Money advanced in sums Of 500 to $4,000
suitable good left for sale or storage.
1NO THE LOVERS or yALENCIEN LACES JOHN
j MADDEN 60. 5jf broadway, haveju received n,
large lot " VAleu Glen soes, whi,h they will sell
rigl, 81 ~ 50 per cent below tie importers prices
A1ARSEILLrS AND JEANS, PER STEAMER ATTAIN
f1 tic just received four cases new styles Marseilles
Mo- hair lire satin eans Wholesale and retail
\, ME- BuRKt, Jr. - " dd'n Lane. hne front room
Nsidet Inpe ~ let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
WORK FAMILY HOTEL. NEW BRIDGE STREET

~ nUuSt aomss
sitting between forty and ifty light airy bedrooms
good smoking cold and shower baths always
ready night In Attendance Fixed charge
wants; the New York Herald sled Thomas
tenders his grateful thanks to his American fepd for
favors he has long enjoyed at their hands, and socit
their ontinued patronage and Recommendation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

TNEXAS SECURITIES wANTED-TExAS TREASURY
Notes, treo pncks aid eight cent bonds oplv
to $. u. WARNER, Jr., Is5 Pearl street, ""
oor.cr OF Wall street
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- - sa-=-sa-a- - -
MUSICAL,

WE RIGHT ONE AT LAST.-D JACOBS, 40 HESTER
street would respectfully inform his friends aud The
pu VIC ~ general that he ia prepared Co uaotoro
perlVr article 81 BgnJ0s, Guitars lambor dis
long eerente In the busnes enalc him 20 manufacture
AMI sell letter article at less PRICE than he bought Of
any other house the Gy Particular astenti9u ptid 70
t repairing and tuning Of all kinds mnsce Instruments
b. German accordoone repaired lie sons given on the
banjo.
NEW AND SECOND HAND piANcFokTE we
~ have now on tnod 'aree nssor. rcrt OF and
second pnu far and Co hire Pianos m $50 10
500 For u, Q, from So TO $40 month M so Rr al
oAFfoth y BkOIaER
nrhNOrORTFS.-TuF FInEST ASSORTMENT or
Ii,po iortes in til. city he found At the sn,oi ina
warerooms Of CUn1ISs CO. ~ B,aadsay son stating Il
Geo Hews' celebrated American patent apon p,no4 n
Gilbert co's popular d5Dlisn piano I f,,be,,s and
pian oa for sale and To let.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26


MRS HoDGsoN BE0s MOST RESPECTFULLY
Mn e , sss her :,a \. y. q
ssg,.es favor. win have every Daner
c The and the nsrI.P srd With
hcLacbesn celebrated new and old Ale always hand
VNHE GRAMERcY HOUSE. CORNER OF TWENTIETH
street and Bresdwsy, New York win DO opened to
furnished the most style With every
.n a Kept on ss
shall rank among the best family hotels in the world
TIE CARROLL HOUSE. e? BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
'' Fs sns q %
or without board can be Handsomely socommodstsd.
CEA-BATHING.-MYGEA HOTEL, OLD POINT
- Comfort. va-This large and magnificent establish
s MADE
on aaa ~ % S. nHw for yss S,
% e. ins s 3,
various sources Of ,ntsrss, There large and we'll
The great benefits resulting from and
healthy sSsn
and and Bilious ssrs are ontry 1Ssoxn sr
drinking water is not excelled any. she
:as
sssRn saloon, sa:, S s sa
lery were erected the past season The hotel osmote
viii spared 70
In all respects the most agreeable and Interesting
in the whole country The steamers from Norfolk Rich
and New York land passengers daily. Your patronage is
j. +. REYNOLDS & CO., Proprietors.
Board per day. So; by the week. Mt the OF 81
day. persons staying month. 81 so day Chill
drsn and servants half price No charge for baths TO
guests rs cents each. charge for omnibus No charge
for porerage The omnibus and baggage wagons
In attendance arrival of tho boats Letters visitors
should be addressed to the "Hygeia Hotel"
COLUMBIA HALL NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y.
~ Tho undersigned hereby respectfully gives notice to
his friends and tho public that the above
dious will open for the reception vsters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

II ICHMoND HILL HOTEL. STATEN ISLAND, lLATE
~ the Richmond Hill Seminary ~. p KEILETT begs
inform the public that the seminary will he entirely
modelled for select family hotel to open for the
the 7th of June Particulars obtained ut s.
diets store, No. Wall street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

nRAFTS ON IRELAND, xo.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw sight drafts various banks aud bankers in
England ireland. and Scotland. In sums to suit.
WILLIAMS Il GUION. No. 10 Fulton street
Passage be by tho old Black line of Ii
verposl packets sailing ls 9th lth 10TH 2st and 9th
every month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

"A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE. OR TWO OR
"A thrce singls gentlemen, he
vAe family with pleasant front aud bedroom
l3l Grand street. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

THE MARINE HOTEL AT FAIRFIELD, CONNECT
cut. will be opened ~ its proprietor. b. Monnot,
the first day Of June next summer branch OF the
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated in beau
tifu village, Long Island Sound. aordng sll the l.
ments Of bathing and drives adj
acent country Every will be exertod TO insure for
the hete the patronage Of previous
be seen and rooms enga ssd 4 the ahov. hotel
New York aS miles and trains by tho New York and
New Haven Railroad stop At Fairfield times each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

COLUMBIA HALL NEW LEBANON SPRINGS N. Y.
~ The undersigned hereby respectfully gives nooe to
his friends and the pnbc that the above named commo-
and after the 10th Of May and he is prepared
make arrangements with families for the season.
ANSON PARSONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
WHITE LAKE HOTEL. SULLIVAN COUNTY. NY

WHITE LAKE HOTEL. SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. y
w Families quest Of Summer Boarding and
real country life mountain air bathing in lake Of pure
abound in trout pike. and perch fine rides and PRONE
nades will find resort possessing the combined advau
will be found reasonable daily mail frem the hotel
TO the city Boardrs will tako the mail train of Erie
Railroad stop at Cochecton depot where the hotel coaches
in readiness to take them to the hotel ride Of ten
miles. Fer terms address q. Ii. WOODBRIDGE, White
Lake Post Office, Sullivan county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
REMOVALS..

& nava szSoyh1 TO
entire new stock II goods Of their import and
Gs Ware fs
fts aelie5 aud Gira,dcles richly decorated Pr
snt clsss Table Cutlery IsP.nery aad asrsst
viii this mssnihecn, estsbhncnt when l. nslisrsS T. be
the extensive Of the Mind in the country running
Seadas on The latter q feet. Il i Sttea a. Nv !" S
T az r s'
s"d ss and @ y de-
s e to- e Cha "ss Of sGs and ss.cs :. .
fsiioa have imported by expressly
under th direction q .hi, srn ard which smsr.o.s
found assry other place
DR FRAT HAS REMOVED FROM LIBERTY STREET
~ TO No 70 Chambers street. four doors west Of Broad
~ has removed TO ltx Broadway between Brgeme and
strns ssrsss she.s hew continue devote ii. sttsn.
aud ear from to o'clock tally. D. Powci Treatise On
@ s'@ u @ IA '
VIII ,an e Inserted W. AM pain or OPERATION and
~ r CROMWELL HAS REMOVED FROM 6s WALL,
~. to corner Of Pine and William streets James
King sens where be continues hi Professions business,
sells and negctiatos bonds AID aud
other frat class securities CbAS T. CROMWELL
COMPREHENSIVE HO1soys,
A PARTNER WANTED IN TIE NAcnINIsT BusI.
"A ness-To machnist or pitast Chi, Is sood -.
portnpty to make money shop well located good hus-
mes prt o the city. Adarese Machins', bast River Po
Once avenue j.
A PARTNER wANTEp IL THE UNDERTAKING
n busiress-wth $500 cafh To carpenter n cabinet
MAKER .h,s IL sure chance - make forunc short
time. Apply 20 55s Pearl street.
DARTN ER--WhNTFD YOUNG MAN WITH FROM
500 70 $3.50 cash ~ join the advertiser n opening
grocery iunor No porsan need apply uejo,.
Icr knowledge ~ the business frat rat,
reference he will lie required take charge SANE
For particulars. csi at 2gb Fizst avenue
VA ANTED-A PARTNER, WI "a 81 co., CASH, ~ A
w profitable MANUFACTURING bHi0tsg ppltration. TO
81 ut the once Of this paper win DO considered con
dental aud be attended to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

NEW HAVEN HOTEL. CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
IN College strees-This house is and eommodious,
and built with modern pleasantly located
the colleges fronting the State House, commanding
fine view OF public square, and will favoraby
with the first class hotels In New York Boston.
subscriber would be pleased to receive his friends and the
public generally. GEORGE D. IVES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

Pk0ros sa For LOAN or sse0oo 10 TaS U0H-
Nan Act to provide for the Immediate oompssa u Che
proved the day April A d. 1854 prsvids"s rsse
The Goys,ncr Of the and s. hs.s1
Of the revenue mentioned and which l. SsrsS
s% q g. :ss e: .s:
Certificates q oan therefor: rsdesmsos shrty years rsa
PAYABLE half yearly in sposs on the arst days
s g ] ss s Sssse
T1s. there sss ,as S' annually 30: apart y the
sceruing said canal from and
tsn Of the PRINCIPAL Of ts debt hereby sutored and e
shall ;. the said com after payas the
ogmnatioD Of interest in the said Loan or other lean
pa. value she d investment 70 form sinking fund for tie
principal Of this oaa at ia masnrity III:
provide for The sriasry .apss.s. 81 soSs1.
other genera ara .. sni pubic eans anc ana
the plU1dss the osrdsss
ton q .o shs
sa y SUBJECT on eIs ia % the year
ard IL sal be the duty q the ooupsn
form th.s required 70 b. ..tAohed
sSo a s1 .ssl:
viii be rsseiyeu At tho office Of Com
Fay q June next. for the purpose
The IN rate .. as
e.sdng six per cent per ann9m payable half yearly
loan thirty date The osr
OF STOCK shall subject
for whatever and shall have
ssreeaby TO the terms 81 tho foregoing act Of
said certincates shall BIO made And
thousand dorrs ut the option Of the bidder The pre-
posais must state expsit,y the proposed
the Of interest and the premiun
smaller fraction than oneqaarter per cent viii DO
tanned bid The tho
whole part of the offered unless tho proposal
stpuxtos to the contrary Bids must be direct
than par viii berecesed Upon the acceptance Of tho
snsy Il g aa d; s. RI.
mainder 10 days thereEfter and ths
Of oan win issued arcorlugy Tho proposals.
directed under SEAL to the the
monweath endorsed Propoeas for Lo.n They will not
be opened until tho period for disclosing their
arrived whom alteration IT, te will he permitted
Tho Secretary of the III the thu
Governor state Treasurer ud.or General other
to he shall open
fish aid proposals. when the Governor will the loan
to tho lowest and host bidder or bidders.
+. W. HUGHES. Secretary of the Common wealth.
secretary's Office. Harrisburg, May. lo52
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

MADAME BARBER. NATIvEoF PARIS, INTENDS
lvl class Of French nyorsaton for those
who have already some knowledge Of that who
wish to practise H. Also, class for those encng
Madame Barber lie every day, from to o'clock
AZ 800 Broadway. Terms IN oderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

BOARD DOWN TOWN No. A BARCLAY STREET
ID A handsomely furnished front room, with pantry and
bed adjoining II desired suitable for gentleman aud
his wife, No objections to transient boarder Reference
rtrXu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

DOARDING-Two OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID can with pleasant single with
breakfast and tea end dinner on sundays in private
house. Apply at 40 Orchard street. between Grand
nd Hcstc str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

WOOSTER HOUSE. DAEBURY, CONNECTICUT,
w will 10 opened the LIST Of June. It Is large, newly
built. and supplied with spring water for bathing 3d. and
bou three from thi. city by tho New York and
offers attractions those Wishing to visit the dur
ing the summer months. w. SIMONSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
DR. FRAT HAS REMOVED FROM LIBERTY STREET
~ 70 No 70 Chambers street. four doors west Of Broad
oopARTNEasarS Horsogs.

A PARTNER WANTED IN TIE NACnINIsT BusI
"A ness-To machinist or pitalst. th Is rood %
portrpWy to make money shop we'll loo "a good
mes part Of the city. Address Mah.nis East River
Once, avenue ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

DOARDING-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ID full partial board in private family in modern
built house. with baths &c. in the ncghborhood OF Mont
gomery and Henry Streets he obtained by addressing
to b. Herald Office i. Stood living and the COM
forts of a home guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

DOARDINC-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. AND A
ID few single young can be accommodated with first
board moderate prices at 81 Laurens street. two
doors from Broome few blocks west Of Broadway Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

LXCHANGE OFFICE -PARPNERSHfP.-A GENTLE
H having $4,000 at hi, co nmnnd wishes Sc
into copsrtnership with Elk hang Broker &c. already
established in Wall street Address Is. D., box No. ji
Ger cral Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

DOARD-A FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, WITH
ID Bedroom and Pantrs attached the second floor of
private house n back parlor. will be let permanently,
with without full partial board. Apply at Ia Frank
Lin rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
TENANTsrHEaisTEh

A PAYMENTS TO LET--IN NEW AND NEATLY
furnished house, the whole OF the second
consisting OF two bedroom and three large pan
tries communicating Also basement pantry and pri-
viege of both nnd under cellar Apply at No DOG Monroe
street one door west Of at u s. b. w. No.
~ old sir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

CEA BATHING AT ROGKAwAY, L. 1.-THE PAvl-
- lion Hotel will open the 10th June next, for the
scpon Of vters Cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn
where stages will be in readiness vi.tersto the
Smith 63 Front street, New York. will with
after tiOn. ], II. BRIN rNALL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

observation-disclosures ROOMS FOR BUSINESS
ID may be had At 347 Broadway with full or partial
board. Rooms large. airy and well vsntilated Also
joining family without small children Not,
cold baths for free of boarders Reference
rcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

nOYOU WANT M0NEY-FROM $50 TO $4,000 GIVE
~ to the undersigned house jewelry diamonds Watches
gold silver ware 9th goods of larse space
consignnmet and will receive the highest
eommodating conditions For other kind If advances
which he desired securities write Apply
the American Consignment ofhce, IL Beekman street ny
ste Room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

DEMITTA CES-PASSAGES.-DKAFTs FROM EI
II and upwards payable at sight in any throughout
ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales, issued by
BOWMAN GRlNNELL Il CO, E South street, sole
this city for the swallow Tail lines
nd Lon don pacLct ms
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27
Flax Cotton,

A Parliamentary paper, recently printed in Eno
land, contains further report from Sir Robert Kane
the Director of the Museum of Irish Industry mn Nj
Claussens invention for the production of fax cot
ton. Some surprise has been expressed. that, if NJ
CIaussen's improvement contained anvthne rea1
that the facts have not been communicated to the
public The result of the experiments in Ireland do
not, however appear to sustain the expectation that
substitute Tor cotton has been found in Clausseus
method of working fax. The agents acting for M
Claussen found it impossible produce satisfactory
results in those works which they had themselves
selected and where they had been working previous
ly. This was attributed to defective machinery
Sir Robert Kane in his report says that several in
teresting facts have been already ascerained as to
the real nature of the material produced, and as to
the true action of The materials used He expresses
himself satisfied that M. Claussens process does not
al all produce material approaching in structure
or organic quality to cotton.
The views of the bursting up of the ibres put for
ward by some persons, who have come forward to
explain the process in public, do not appear to be
we'll founded The flax fibres are in M. Claussen's
process, excessively finely divided and separated
from each other, but each remains still thorough
and complete fax fibre, and quite unlike cotton and
the fneness and pliability of FIBRE may be Civ
en-, and often is given to flax, by simple dressing
especially if the fax has been oyer-rotted This
point, to structural character, is fundamental
the value and quality of the haxcotton, and further
experiments to be made. 1t is asserted since this
report that the various minor difficulties which have
impeded the practical application of the discovery
have been fully surmounted and that the of the
article has been carried with great profit for some
time past by body of individuals in Belgium
BaPThe London Times of the Sd instant in re-
marking upon the subject of the American fisheries,
says:
mo pretensons have been raised by the
British Government, no unforeseen occurrence has
taken place. and the British authorities in the colo
MES at home, merely intend 10 enforce by suita-
BILE means, the observance of our treaties with the
United States and with France. 1t will not be dis
puted that the protection of the fisheries by armed
force, within the limits assigned by treaty TO the ter
rtories of the Crown, is much ri ght and duty
of the Government as the protection of the coast
from contraband trade; and there is nothing at all
menacing to the amicable relations of the two
tries in the necessity of reinforcing the squadron of
small vessels by which the police of these waters is
carried on.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27
Telegraph Business.

The Magnetic Telegraph Company. owning the line
extending from Washington to New York, during the
year ending the LIST of last uly, transmitted over
their wires 253,S57 messages, the tolls received on
which amounted TO S103,232 81 During the six
years and half the line has been in operation, its
cepts have amounted to $3s5.64l.42 The rapid in
of The business of the line is shown BY the fact
that the receipts for the year ending July, 1852,
but $67,73712. The last annual report OF the Com
pany gives some particulars of interest.
" The capital of the Company is 100000. 1t has
six wires from Washington TO Philadelphia, and
from Philadelphia 10 New-York. 1t has Offices at
Washington, Baltimore Havre de. Grace. Port Deposit.
Wilmington. Philadelphia, Trenton, New Hope, Prince
ton, New Brunswick, Newark, Jersy City and New
York. and employs in IFS service including messengers
outside aborers engaged in keeping the line in order,
clerks. operators. etc., about hundred and twenty
FIVE persons. The distance from Washington to New.
York. by the line of wires, is about hundred and
seventy five miles; requiring between nineteen hun
dred and two thousand miles of wire. The cost foT
chemicals is considerable. and the amount of station.
cry quite immense-the single item of envelopes fol-
the year reaching in number nearly quarter of
million This is the pioneer line magnetic telegraph
in the world, and very large sums have been expended
in various experiments, the object all the time being
to make it perfect possible. 1t is now, perhaps
all things considered for its Length, the best appointed
and most reliable in the country, and probably tht
most reliable in the country, and probably the mos
| mr. in The world