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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

oRPoRATION NOTlCE.-PUgLIC NOTICE is
hereby given to the owner OF owners occupant oecn-
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of
the Bureau of examin alton ell
interested yaFoy laying course Of tagging four feet
wde through the sidewalks Thirteenth street, between
and c. The limits embraced by such assessment
include all the several houses and lots
pieces and parcels of land situated both sides Of Thr
teenth street between avenues and c. persons whose
interests affected by the above
who opposed the same either Of them request
ed to their objections writing the
at their Office, No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days
from the date Of this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, June
l. 1882
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sHIPPING.

tYahaTor Port Philip and Melbourne directThe very
sailing clipper brig RADIUS Capt james Wesley Jen
nett, win sa1 positively Wednesday, 2tA june Fare
$780, Her ArrahseHen are and complies AAa
there will 70 provided IN ample apply Of best provisions
Fer remaining ssrii' s ssYS CO. 70 Warren r,r..A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, MAY
- 3st 1852 To carriage builders. Sealed proposals will
be received the Office Of the Commissioner of Repairs and
Supplies basement No New City Hail. until Friday June
th at IL o'clock M at which time they will be publicly
opened building Hose Carriage for the Corporation
New York. to be known No o. The plan and specdea
ton OF the STYLE the materials required the construction
thereof and any further information in regard thereto,
be had at the Office of the Chief Engineer Of the Fire De-
partment No. 81 Elizabeth street. Blank estimates will be
furnished at either Office NBThe Commissioner reserves
the right reject all OF the deemed for
the interest Of the Corporation. WIN. ADAMS,
Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
~ tractors-Seaed Proposals, endorsed proposal for
building in Mercer street will be received the Office
of the Croton Aqueduct Department, (Rotnnda Park
until Monday the 4th day Of June, 1852 ut o'clock,
to build with the necessary receiving basins and cu
vers in Mercer street. Grand to Spring street.
being in length about S feet The plan Of and
formation relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk, at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueducs Department.
New York. lime
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

ROTOR AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To CON
tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed "proposal for
buildings sewer in Houston street. will be received at the
office of the Croton Agueduct Department (Rotunda,
Park) until Monday, the 9TH of June 1862 at clock
r. H. to build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
street. being in length about s5A feet. The plan the
and specifications for the building of the same
all other information relating thereto be obtained
appeaton to the Contract Clerk, at this Office NICHO
York. Nav q. 1852
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i AMP WICKS, LAMP WICKS LAMP WICKS.-THE
IL trade supplied at the lowest cash prices stock Of
variety hand at the office of the manufac-
tnrer, THOMAS A. QUITS Is Platt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

CRoToN AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To coNTRAc-
~ tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal build
ing in Lewis street., viii be received the office of
the Croton Aqueduct Department (Rotunda Park) until
Monday, the 3Is day of May 1892 at o'clock F. a., to
build sewer with the necessary receiving basins and eu-
being in length about A feet. The plan Of the sewer and
specifications for the building of the all other
formation relating thereto. be obtained sppca
to the Contract Clerk At this Office New York May TO- 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aoueduct Department..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

EOR NEW ORLEANS, D1RECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
II engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Winthrop
Sears will leave pier East river, for the
above port, direct on Saturday, june At o'clock r. NJ
This phip handsome for passengers
Passage Cabin, State Room. 500 passage in Steerag
For freight or gpssssge, aIEly on board or TO,
T. LINCOLN &C0, I'D Pearl street.
Measurement goods 70 cents per foot Bills Of ladinr will
be furnished to shippers sppcatisA TO the clerk
board the Offices OF the agents. and siened only
will succeed, and sail June 22d.
EoR, sAvANNAH.-UNITID STATES NAIL LINE
Lyon, Captain, will leave Saturday June
P'A from p'sF H;rsh fysT; AIpy From. street
The ALABAMA, G. D. Ludlow, Captain wall issye on SAT-
urdAy June H. For speed strength Anu
hre, these ships have no supsriors on the cecsn.
EoR sALE-oNE OF TIE BEST BERrHs ON BOARD
~ steAmsr Humboldt. 70 aAn on SAtufdAy, ON JNpe
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MEDICAL.

NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING.IN INSTITUTE COR
Of South Sixth and Eighth streets, Williamsburg
the Kind in the world open for the reception Of
ladies wishing private For further ,nforms
tion, apply at the institution
nR WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET, CONTINUES
practice enables him debility His treat
safe and speedy No mercury used confinement
variably cured in from three to five days.
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, AND NEXT DOOR
to the Chatham Bank, may be confidently ooneuted.
Of and such been in
durable that ysicans Of some emnenee do not ts
Soth and out Of the Profession tho most
practitioner ofany other in the city ofNew York. His
va to ns psey % he
curry used, and perfect cure guaranteed
DR. WARDS MAGICAL TREATMENT. DISEASES
cured with nnenampsd ee .na henSr any
and substance that arrests diseases almost as IL BY
Once rns ' n re aaa md Rrasdwsv
nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING cUREs-sUcH
- ms no other doctor can do. Either cure great
amendment before twentyfour hours Disease is made
ed Remember it. The other methods Of dread
fulworsc than the disease. Office Of Canal street
ana Broadway.
nR. WARDS UNTORTUNATE's FRIEND.-IF CURES
to be compared to this Thousands tell you that they
would have got well without it, Now taken by mu1
mediate death 70 the disease Price ST. Office corner Of Ca
nal street and Broadway.
DR. JOHNSON. 10 DUANE STREET, SO WE'LL
known for the last sWeatJswo yearr for MS Superior
debility All treated with eandor, and chArgs
unless cure 10 PEI fected.
nR. JOHNSON. 16 DUANE ST. WILL FORFEIT ssss
eqaaied BY any medical man in New York TSoss who ms1
having their properly treated perfect cure
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-TOR
- New Orleans via Hayana-The splendid steamship
sail from the pier atoot Of Warren street N r. We'd
nesday June 9tb at o'clock j. NJ precisely Rates Of
Ladies Saloon Berths s7o After do Do SO Forward do
Havana Freight taken New Orleans at 40
cubic foot Shippers of freight requested supply
themselves with the Compaays bills Of adng which may
be had application Mt the Office No other form will 10
signed No bills Of ladng signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage, apply to N. o. ROBERTS,
III w est street, corner Of Warren,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

(NROTON AQCEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
~ tractors-Sealed proposals, endorsed proposal for
building receiving basins Of Thirty street and
Third avenue will be received at the of the
Aqpeduet Departmsnt Rotnnds Park until Monday the
sary receiving basins and cuyers the eaery
Thirtyth street and Third avenue. to connect with
tons for the building Of same and all other
relating thereto be obtained application the
tract Clerk, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New YORK. June q 1852.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
traetorsmseaed proposals endorsed proposal for
streets be received at the office Of the Coton Aqueduct
Of June 1852 at o'clock, +. NJ, to build necessary
cevng basin and culver the southeast Dean
and Chryste streets The plan Of the work and pecid
cations for the building Of the and all other nforma
ton relating thereto be obtained application to
Contract Clerk, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Crotch Aqueduct Department.
w. Liza 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY GUARANTEED
II Messrs Bradley Jones continue to send to all parts
Of the United their fifteen easy and ready
tiers that they have been blessing many Depend
tits NO faleity, it certainty and without risk Direct
and they will be sent by return mail AL Of either sex
by these valuable instructions Patent right secured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

u ADICAL CURES, AT SMALL ExPENSE-DOCTOR
~ WARD SELECTS tie attention Of all patients who
concerns. He with most arksbis celebrity case,
safety and cheapness The most incredvlous
y convinced Of his wonderful OF curing. All
piaRces and yet
posssed and literally dispensed by him to tia ussrts
nate Once, Canal street and BroaGWAY.
tstio ms private, advice gratis, book gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

GREGORYs CALIFORNIA EXPRESS-0FFICE NO.
NJ 200 Broadway, near FULTON street-Per splendid
Jpne 5;h, AZ o'clock NJ Through in about q day.
PARCELS and letter. the above opportunity in charge
Of their messenger Shippers viii please send in heT
Y.xxa.' " VI 's' THe NPs0N l. 'HiTcHCocK. Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

pRODHEAD l. STORM WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- Groceries Teas, Wines Liquors. &C., No. Is Cortlandt
street. Of Washington street, New York. offer large
and desirable stock the most reasonable terms Those
in goods at the cheapest and best rates. will do well
- call nd examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

nR. CONvERS' INvIGORATING CORDIAL-ARE
- you suffering the consequences of disease weakross
&c enervating body and mind will find this cordial no
only Of relief hundreds in the city country
eanltesy. Take doctors advice till you have tested THIS
great remedy 81 bottle three bottles for So. Impor-
tnnt advice send for this cordial il you wish
whole Sold at Dr. ,Cs office IS Third avenue. and -
Chambers street N. " N. B-Dr Convers
consulted in nil diseases, at 10 Chambers street.
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ATEs OF SAILING.

EDWARD x. COLLINS g. CO., Sc Wall ST., New York.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY L. CO., Liverpool.
T.. G. ROBERTS & co, 10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MuNRoE CO.. Is hue Notre Dame des Vic
torres, Paris; or
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havrs.
The Of these ships will not be counabe for gold
silver, bullion, SPECIE ewery stones metals,
unless bills oflading therefor and the
oftherein expressed.
TNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail Steamships-Between New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston Liverpool the Boston ships
emily calling Halifax TO land and receive mails and pas
HengeFs.
ARABIA, Capt -. PERSIA, Capt. -
AFRICA, Capt. harrison. ASIA, Capt. Judkins.
EUNOPA, Capt. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
Cant
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4 NkOTON AQU EDUCT DEPAKTMENT.-TOC ONTRAC-
~ tors-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal sewer
in Perry street viii be received at the office of the Croton
Agaedust department until Monday the St day Of May
receiving basins and culverts in Perry street. from the
Bukhead to Greenwich being in length about $50
feet The plan Of the and specifications for the build
ing Of the and all other information relating thereto
be obtained application to the Contract Clerk, at
this Office. New York. May 90 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
TresideIt of the Croton Aanadnet nenartment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

CUTLERY.-FINE IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND
~ Foris, Scissors Razors Pen and Pocket Knives Tea
Coffee Sets Urns "Whyte's Steel PENS" spectacles &c.
WHITES 1853 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-03

CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. l.-HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given, that the following petit
tons been presented to the Board Of Aldermen
Ie GRADE set curb and gutter and Gag sdswa north side
10 the line Of the public school property To regulate
and pave Seventeenth street. from to the East
To flag space four feet wide through sidewalks Of
Thrtyeghth street. between Fourth and Seventh avenues
TO pave Thirtieth street. from EIGHTH Tenth
To Cherry street. from Coears street to East street.
slesed TO present them in writing the undersigned A.
Els once, or before the 18th day Of May inst.
Nay g. 1862. JOHN T. DODGE. Street Commissioner.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20
SLAVERY IN NEW MEYICO.

The New \ DIRK Tribune having published a
statement made by its Washington correspon-
deut, to the effect that Judge Baker, one of the
Judges of New Mexico, was in Washington city
making purchases of slaves to take back to New
Mexico, to work in the mines, the Judge in a
lie tier to the Editor pointedly contradicts the
report, and says:
my visit to this city is solely to endeavor
to advance the interests of the Territory, and is
in compliance with the earnest solicitations of
its principal officers-the Governor, the Asso-
ciate Justices, the Delegate in Congress, and
many other persons there. This is known to
the President, and to those members of Con-
gress with whom the prosecution of my business
has brough me in contact.
SIT seems to me that, if those who suffer SO
much uneasiness in relation to the ultimate ex-
istence Of slavery in New Mexico, would take n
little pains to correctly inform themselves of the
character, soil and climate of that country, they
would be greatly relieved from their disagreed
bic apprehensions upon the subject
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20
The village of North Bennington, VT. sus

The village of North Bennington, VT, sus-
tanned serious damage by the breaking away of
the great dam above the railroad on the after
noon of the list inst. The business portion of
the City is in ruins. So sudden was the flood
that the people had only time to run out of their
houses. The principal sufferers are Hiram
Richardson, Fl. McIntire, Mr.. Ball, Mrs. Chris
ty, Messrs. Estes, Cameron, Hawks IL Co..
Bang, Richardson & Jones, and VIM r. Dut-
cher A child of the latter was drowned
Mrs. Cain, who lived in the same house with
Mr.. D., had narrow escape, and was saved
only by clinging to floating timbers. Many of
the houses are laid PROSTATE. Richardson &
Jones' large batting factory was totally de-
stroyed, with its contents, and their wooden fac
tory is so shattered as to be worthless. Every
dam and bridge in the vicinity is gone. The
Vermont State Banner estimates the loss at $50
0O0
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

Ceu otaCes- IS S,6S0,666 90
From this it will be that the imports from the
United States in Spanish vessels are but SllO while
they amount $66e0666 in Spanish vessels from other
countries foreign to Spain.
Assuming that Great Brains exports during the last
fiscal year equaled those of the year 1e49 Jour last
Spanish Official retums exports exceed hers only
$7l3443 the value of being So 524 Alb and that
OF hers S5,sl0,670 while from France the Cuban i'm
ports were (ls49) Sl252457 and from South America
so, 1877 $3.50.
Before the passage of the of 1884 Cuba obtained
her rice exclusively from Southern States. 1t is
subject to deterioration and uctuation in price In 949
the Cuban import of rice 1880 1877 pounds worth
Sl092, 597 of which the value of $799 5G3 only came
from the United States She now gets rice from Valen
cha, South America, England Brazil Holland and even
from the free port of St Thomas where it is carried in
American vessels from the United States and brought
thence to Cuba in Spanish vessels. What commen
tury this upon commercial restrictions The Cuban i'm
ports OF cotton manufactures for the period
ted to S24a72o5, of which the value of all imported
from the United States was but S73,93l.
Every traveller who lands from the United States in
Cuba voyage which may be performed in eight hours
Is sensible at once of the wonderful transitions and the
great feature of the transition is the absence of every
thing American; and he is surprised while English
French and German goods and manufactures are ev-
erywhere SEEM to discover few of those of his own
country.
In enacting the laws of 1882 and 1894 we seem to
have been guided rather by the consideration of what
Spain was gaining than of what we should lose.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

A Detroit mercantile gentleman who was
travelling Eastward short time since, went to
the clerk OF one the Ontario boats to be shown
to his state-room. The clerk handed the appli-
cant key, at the same time pointing to door
at some little distance, marked B." Our friend
went in the direction indicated, but opened the
next door to his own, marked "a" where he
discovered lady passenger making her toilet
who, upon the strangers appearance, uttered a
low scream. $50 away go away - screamed
the lady. 'Letter b." yelled the clerk. 81
am not touching he at all r" shouted the indig-
nant merchant.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20
LATER FROM TEXAS.

We learn from the State Gazette of the 3lst
ult., that the Governor vetoed the bill confirming
the action ofthe Auditorial Board, but the SEN
ate had passed it again by vote of 10 to 5. 1t
was supposed that it would pass the House by
the constitutional majority.
The Galveston Journal Of the 5th says that
the Legislature has been in an interesting state
OF confusion on the subject of the apportionment
ofthe Senators and Representatives for the next
session. Most of the members have gone home
in disgust and it its difficult to form quorum
It's supposed that no appropriation will be made
for Railroads.
We also perceive that the Indians are COM
mencing their depreciation on the western from
tier of Texas. They have recently carried off
a large number of horses from the vicinity of
Goliad and the Cibolo settlements.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

THREATENING TO ASSAULT A CoUNcILMAS-Patrck
OConnell yesterday appeared before the Mayor
swer the charge OF having, the previous day threat
ened to pitch into JOS NJ Darlington, Esq because
that gentleman forbade his building house on piece
of ground in which he interested, near the Old
Market House Patrick entered into recognizances in
the penalty of 800 keep the peace towards all the
members of the City Council, well the rest of
mankind for the term of one year.
FIRE WoRKs.-On Saturday night there will be a
beautiful display of Fire Works at the Armory-atmis
sion rs cents the proceeds be placed the hands of
the Female Benevolent Society for distribution amongst
the poor and needy, See notice in another column.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20
FROM THE WEST INDIES.

Disorderly Proceedings Of .. S, Troops.
By the arrival of the steamship United States
at New York, the editors of the Commercial
Advertiser have received Kingston (Jamaica)
papers to the 9TH of February. The most in
teresting intelligence to this country is the rio
tous conduct of the United States troops who left
N. York in the steamer Falcon, for Chagres,
which vessel put into Kingston for supply of
coal. The Kingston Journal of the oath of Jan
uarv thus notices their behavior
The presence in this city of no less than 500
men, volunteers for the United States army at
San Francisco, caused quite stir, and at one
time it was expected that their doings would oc-
casion some serious disturbance. At about mid
day they got into dispute with some idle char
acters (who unfortunately infest the town, and
ought to be taken up as vagrants if the police
properly performed their duty and many bro
ken head did each party receive in the melee;
but we are glad to state that nothing serious oc-
CURED.
The men perambulated the street duringthe
whole day and having taken a large quantity of
drink, committed seine very serious assaults,
using knives and swords very freely, so much so
that the police had to use their arms, and took
in custody those who had been instrumental
IN making lfle FloC Inc HVe hundred
men who volunteered their services for Cal
ifornia are principally Irishmen, and some of
them, from their appearance, are not the best
characters, but of whom it way be said, that
they had ''left their country for their country's
good" The cage was filled by these dis
reputable characters up to a late hour last even
ing.
We understand that some ofthe police have
received dangerous wounds in taking into custo-
DIV some of the men. They are the most undis-
ciplined set of men we have ever seen, and
we heard it said that yesterday, when they
madeappHcation to their commanding officer for
leave to come on shore, and were refused they
bid him defiance, and it is said assaulted some of
the officers, and took scot leave, not caring
whetherit was allowed them or not.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

A Washington correspondent says: The truth
respecting the indictments for the Gardiner fraud
about which there are so many rumor is that
they were continued to the next term of the
Court on motion of the U. S Attorney, on account
of the non arrival from Mexico of important wit
nesses for the prosecution. The Government
received information respecting the evidence
through its diplomatic agents. The propriety
of the present secrecy regarding its exact char
acter will be apparent to all, when, at proper
time it shall be divulged.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

BOUNDARY CONFESSIONAL portion of the
Commission for surveying the boundary be-
tween Mexico and the United States Terrific
ries have arrived at San Diego The party
arrived are from the ella Surveying Expedition
under MIR. Gray. The survey ofthe Gila was
commenced in the latter part of October, under
the most unfavorable auspices, and prosecuted
for about three hundred and fifty miles and was
only abandoned at the last moment, when the
party had no alternative but starvation. The
survey was abandoned about sixty miles above
the confluence of the ella and Colorado
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

An Afghan, living in Londona and we'll known
there to many officers of high rank, has written
his Memoirs, including Journeys and Cam
paigns. He ascribes the origin Of the Af1ghans
10 the Jews, and although they have paid taxes
to the Government over them they have kept
alootfromit. Theyare hard aud obstinate, selfish
and cross, he says, but on the other hand very
regular in prayer, we'll read in the Koran, respect
an OATH honor the marriage tie and respect their
Priests.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-20

CESSATION OF HosTILiTIES.-For some time past the
citizens residing 4th street. in the neighborbood of
CANDLES Hill, have been seriously annoyed by a series
of pitched battles which have been fought between
parcel OF boys, styled by their respective parties "l
Cats and Basin Cats" Complaints having been
lodged with the police officers Pearce and Tyler visited
the battle ground Monday evening, and succeeded in
obtaining the of quite number of the "braves
either sile-and what is better still, only re-
ceive the humble submission of both parties but &C.
lemn promise not again to renew the conflict