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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

ssvsssss thsnssavss Nm ssatsAins .Esyneus aaa
Church from the Ticket. Had the hunksu In the
Board endsavoesd y have rsprimanded Newell for
prefsring charges which he could mot sustain. and
placed such stigma upon the record. then tho
baznbuznsrs in turn, would have retaliated BY
erasing Follst and CLARK from the State ticket The
safer method was to put on . thick coat Of white
wash, mixed In with plenty Of salt, to make it stick
possible, until after election. Thusit is, theState
has been subjected to an enormous expense for the
pay Of lawyers and witnesses, and all the grave
charges preferred against officials have ended in
smoke, and the wisescres at Albany have passed >
vote Of csnsure upon an individual in private hfs
Fuss and feathers-oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Ever alert % tse s pSstr No G5 Canal
te l,ho ~ ne ~ hand varied assortment OF ahdrons
S ssss Weaver hats, lk am beaver nav.
These beautui articles combine novelty o. ra Ti.h ele
q "a 80 call and examine those articles before pur
.Ia atny al a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Agent of the Central Railroad {
Madame sontag at Brady,s. : The Ffrst

W"uHne SOhtuR MT BrHuyks = The Ffrst
portrait Of this unrivalled artist in this coun-
try, be at Bradys Gallery, No. 205 Broadway
oornor Of Fulton street. Also, sd microscopic pic
lures the greatest improvement yet made in the Photo
graphic art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

gls ifial ~ Mic pd NeGieor fr ths murder 0, Tm
.'An ny seag in sgyi.aesso. y. l. 49, lelsoa~1
4 hut IL years Of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

StcfeOscOplc, or SOIu DagueLreOtypes, the
most wonderful invention Of the age in great
perfection by GURNEY at his galleries 9 way snd
$40 Broadway, corner of Leonard street - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

NJ. Levett, Dentist, No. GAS Broadway, talkos
,his method to invite the public to witnea his great i'm
provement In Dentistry introduced by him. Office hourn
Rom ten till five o'clock. Bis work the teeth be
obtained above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

filters should be used by ALT all impurities from
the watert does not create verdigris ia cleansed by
simply reversing tit for heathit cheap,
only 81 So Depot Gothic Hall, 3l6 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Of Wigs the perfect imitation Of nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior article houS
sail at BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, NOS Wau
street. where be found the largest and beet assortment
In the city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Partisan cIoalss and NIantlnas.-Atth the Party

Manta Emporium. s6l Broadway, may now be seen col
lection of novelties in the above named articles superior
both in style and richness previously
to the atng taste and Of the ladies Of this
advantages of thoroughly acquired European knowledge
of his business combined with in this
city justly be considered at the head Of this
tcular branch of trade; and earnestly advise lady
friends whether they want travelling cloak ct ten
twelve dollars velvet from thirty forty dollars
magnifcently embroidered from fifty to hundred do
lars to pay q visit to this establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Paper Warehouse.-vritinx Papers b

only CYRUS w. FIELD T. CO., No. III Cliff street
sole agents for the Victoria Mills and agents almost
the paper in this country offer for sale
very favorable torms much lower than mill prices on
Of the most extensive and desirable stocks Of
French and English writing shown In the Units
States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

venting boiler explosions in Gn operation at the
Fair Of American Institute. 1t will DO found on the
boiler In engine where IL be seen by the
curious subjected TO the most scientific and pE2ctica IN
hydrostnt indicates, with uncrrins GER
tany the height Of the water in the boiler ane
- the same the required level by furnishing supply
CONNIE with the evaporation ~ also gives instant
notice the and Of any accidents TO the pumps or
feed and If not needed 1t sounds general
alarm the be with irawn from the furnace
Tn the uniform and constant feed tho
possible amount Of heat Ia extracted from ING ex
which before been atained
whilst tho saving time and fuel and the protection OF
the re and ue against the disastrous eff
Cots ~ low water the hydrosat to be not only in
srument safety buta great economist The hydrostat
scentfc the most important inyen
Hons Of tho century; whilst all who have witnessed
ia 10 the most successful effort
the security Of life and property against the mighty
power Of steam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
DIR. M'Lane's Liver pills were not,
the quack nosrums OF the day got up with Wow to

DIR. LNne's TIVer PIIIs wore not, UR0
the quack Of the day got up with view profit
bus were discovered aftor many years Of study by
Of The first Physicians in the United States and used in his
private practice Their marked ELECTED the most
unqualified appreciation Of physicians others who had
witnessed their effects Possessing all the sensitive feelngD
Of Thoroughbred physician, Dr. MLane dreaded being
oased with the shallow prtcnders who crowd the
for long tmo declined the requests Of that no would
proclaim great remedy TO the public; but finally aftcr
the of physicians and others who
had witnessed tho wonderful effected by the Lyc-
PILLS. consented to ID Tor general USE The fob
loving Certificate from Dr. Morgan, will bear out In thg
stacncn IL is also valuable as medical Testimony Of tho
aneaey Of these Pills This certify that have
eon associated with pr Tlane, IN the practice Of msd
oine nearly years and half have had many
p0rfuntcs ofvtnerns tho good effects Of his Liver Ps
sud believe they Dave cured spd relieved much larger
sursd and reoved by e!y 2tneI course q tre9tmenb
FL Is View fl ljiN iTNNn N faafs atnd epl.
80 :. .s...-A-. ...sss, -.a '. - - y Lag
slAy street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

New Silks! New Silks and Great Bar
gains in silks, splendid check and stripe silk at six
shngs yard, sold everywhere else at dollar and ten
shilings may be found at HITCHCOCK LEAD
BEATER'S 347 Broadway Every other kind OF goods
equally cheap New shaw just receivedyery elegant and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Navy, Military and Marine Ontcers' Cloth.
ing and Official Equipment Depot George r. Fox tailor.
cloth importer and leader Of fashou @ Broadway
of lmark Anthony street. opposite the Broadway Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

The Glorious Autumn has not only beau.
titled the woods at Hoboken but given quiokenng impulse
to busnets here Thousands of in
the hotels and elsewhere and matter of
Astor House. taking orders for his superb shirts with
ed rapiaity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Elegant Assortment OF Clothing.-Aifrese
MUNROE g. CO., AL Broadway, between Howard and
Grand Streets invite in want of good clothing we'll
made call and examine their snperb assortment son
which may be found the best Styles and all
and boys No deviation from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Portable Dressing Cases, In all that tho
name compact and complete each article
therein being OF the best quality, aud
mens'ons For sale at SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House.
and 3S7 Broadway. e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

ton demonstrated discerning generous public
that H. L. FOSTERS "a Courandt street the legitimate
place to purchase Fall and Winter clothing and furnishing
goods prices which throws all bahblng competitors
trely in the shade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

street. each buy pair of india rubber shoes
dollar pair They Goodyssrs patent hsndsousr
it will prevent you from taking cold. Ladies-Charles
Goodyear by his great discovery has proved himself pub
TO help mako his fortune. Then patronise hers lSa
Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Singers Sewing Machines at the Fair
Crowds constantly gathering about these
curious and ingenious machines exhibiting the Fair
of the American Institute Principal the sale Of
these machines is at 253 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

season for advertising in country for the f
trade, and that " b. PALMERS agency, Tribune build
ings presents the opportunity for choice selection of In
most widely circulating journals adapted to various busi
ness pursuits He appointed BY the propetors tran
and advertisements. To those who DESIRE the agen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
The Race for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e. Rfcc

aheadCompetit in the clothing trade this is
immense yet SMITH 4 RICE may fairly be said TO- DO
M cad In furnishing the best vests panaloons &c.,
suitable for the the lowest prices Call them,
nj lO2 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

CenM1nleaeasn..Irhe Haaz.-Anasag me
novelties entered at Castle and
ttop s.he cesbrsssd bsstsf Hopsur AIsEsn-
ger Tbs beas OF which model II sxhibsn y thirty
section II has thirtyx tons and weighs
20 zoo pounds The boat 70 Furnished with prOpoa,Sr 20
that those inside can change its position PLEASURE
Monsieur alexander proposes TO give exhibition the
boat and its capacity the Casta
den Thursday the 18th inst The viii desssn 10
the bot Of the river and remain long a. il nav b
required and ascend TO the surface OF water uron
gnal given having board during the time several in
diyiduals. Six remain below fr to seven
hours without and whilst below,
bottom facilities for various manipuations regard
the substances with which they in
portions &c. The whole subject extremely intervening
since IL great advance In submarine opsratons;
and entirely successfulof which there TO be
scarcely q doubt-t will be attended with important
suits In many respects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Boots. shoea and Gaiters.-LafIios ~

BO0t8, tfHIttTs.-E6uEoB
fashionable Boot and Shoe No. 169 Hud-
street. Of North Mooreate No. 9l Greenwich.
Every description of and Shoes made order
warranted Lasts and At the pecu-
lar shaped feet. JOHN BURRELh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Ey-The Congress Card and Stationery Mandatory, -
yesey street. furnish playing and enameed cards every
description ofsuporior anis lower rates
thsn can be purchased elsewhere also making their
Sock They will print Business and Address Cards cheaper
and better than will be Afforded by other printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

AS Pearl street. are now prepared to exhibit their fall
rich velvet tapestry Brussels three ply ingram car
pets Also choice assortment of all other
ing to the carpet trade all of which at
prices that challenge competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

IlNUI6B FUhCy FUfS.-ThC SUbSCf10eFD HAVE
ing made most extensive purchases during the
At the various European fur sales well those Of
Hudson Bay fully
ready splendid variety garments
In every ia:hionabls shape eomprsns xns, Gardnsls.
Sc, &c., in real Russian Sable Hudsons Bay Sable, Cana
dian Sable, French Sable Stone Martin Mink Lynx, Err
calling the Of the ladies the above named ars
price, they cannot be exoelled equaied city Tho
subscrber has also engaged the services Of
furrer, who will give particular attention kinds
alterations GEO BULPIN Paris Nsntiiis and Shawl En-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

Rich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and HUM
phrey $40 Broa tway of White street. have inst
eeived packets hips Patrick Henry HendriS Hud
SON an nd donal supply of rich and elegant Of
the designs also three bales Of elegant and
medallion crumb cloths to which they public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Notice to Capitalists and Cracker Bakers..

For sale with patent right, OF Martins patent
machines for cutting crackers Apply $40 Ninth avenue
N BAH persons are forbid making us.g or selling the
according to law. This machine will roll OUT dock and
pan fifteen hundred crackers per minute boy can
do the work by turning crank Also for SALE tho bakery
lease two machines horse and fixtures &c. and the
good will for carrying extensive business The
patent right for the United them fog
sale. Inquire Of JOHN MARTIN, $40 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

and favoraby known to the public no comment
on its virtues Suffice to say that by it's can
be kept in the most perfect order G. SAUNDERS SON
No. Z Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13
Twenty per Cent Less.-The Ladies' can nnd

at CANTRELLS 1886 Bowery, CATERS, clippers buskins.
ties &c matchles ia quality elegant in style and exceed
ngly durable at prices much less than the desep
ton Of articles purchased any establishment In
Broadway. Call and make purchase.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
Douglass on Intervention.

We have observed with profound satisfaction
for the last three or four weeks, that our neigh
Dor Of the ConstitntionaliSt has again procured
the services Of SO useful an appendage to a news.
paper establishment as an editor. The new 10.
cum tenens consumes ink at rate which, for an
apparently verdant hand, is not extravagantly i'm
moderate and We have been able to read several
columns his erudite dispositions on European
politics at single sitting without falling asleep
We were surprised, however, to observe by an
article in the last Coastiidiopdlst, that, whate-
Yer may be the extent of the editors Information
ip regard to political matters in Europe, be seems
but sadly posted us as to such matters at home.
In reference TO the position Of Mr. Douglass on
the subject Of Intervention. the editor makes the
singular blurler of calling him non-committal,"
Now il there is a single point in which the CON
duct of Mr. Douglass ON this question should dis
tingui,h him from all the wing candidates for
the Presidency from Harrison aud Tyler down,
1t is the pgoiuptness with which he defined his
position, when every body else seemed to doubt
ious on this point, which seemed 50 new and de-
licae. lest our Little Giant should make balk.
either by taking a hasty wrong position, or by
following the example Of too many other "listin-
tinguished Senators" and remaining unwsely
non committal. But our anxctes were all re-.
lieved when we met his speech on the Kossuth
resolution, which we published three weeks ago.
We commend that speech to the careful perusal
of our neighbor The position rs there taken by
Mr. Douglass can be given in few words 1t is.
That the United States shall declare it to be a
law of nations that every nation shall have
right to regulate its own internal affairs and that
the U. $. will hold tho violation Of this law By
any nation (ls in the case Of the intervention of
Russia in the affairs of Hungary to be just cause
of war with such nation; but that the L. $. go
verument will not bind itself beforehand to 70 to
war whenever this law may be violated, but will
hold tselffree to act, from day to day, and year
to year, as each case may come up. This is the
position Of Mr.. Douglass and we conceive of the
Democratic party Of the country. There is no
evasion or nonc ommittalism about it, Ii is inter
vcnton wherever, under the circumstances Of
each particular case, such Intervention would be
just Where although the law Of nations ndi
Gated may be violated, it is yet simply question
whether one drunken prince shall be deposed and
another set up 1t may not pay to interfere; but
where the heayen.born principle Of liberty is at
stake, as in Hungary, the U. s. can no more
shrink from their mission in the world to main
tain this principle than the Church can shrink
from Ter mission to preach Christ crucitied.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
From Europe.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York on
the 2lst, with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst.
Adyices from France continue to give the most
marked assurance of tranquility and satisfaction
a colossal statue Of Liberty, which had been
placed IN front uf the Chamber Of prputir, IN
lSlS, had been taken down by order OF the go
YcrnmCut
The new constitution was to be promulgated
on the SIh inst. By the first article It is said
the President takes the title Of Emperor. Coiu,
have been struck with the inscription Louis Ma
polcvn, Emperor
A core. pendent Of the London Morning Chro.
ncle says, under date OF Vienna, Dee. a. that 1t
was reported that tears were shed III Hungary
when Lord Palmelstons retirement became
known.
1t is said that the soyereign- Of Europe, strurk
with dlsmay at the success ot Louis Napoleon
have notified him that they aye prepared to en-
force the treaty OF Vienna which iOrbidS any lie.
climate descendent Of tie Emperor Napoleon
from succeeding 10 the Imperial title. Tins viii
be tantamount to q declaration OF War, the Pre-
sident having attempted to grasp the Imperial
Crown.
4, tho President was coming out Of the Ely.
sees, he was shot at 10y a soldier belonging tC
the Grenader Company Of n Regiment Of III,
Line. The man was Immediately arrested, tricC
by Court Martial, and shot in n corner Of Ii,
Eysces.
LIVERPOOL Jan. GA considerable advance
IN trcad>tulrs has ut length been established
White Wheat much in demand, at 6saGs5d per u
lbs. General qualities Of sweet flour in actv,
request, at 9lsa2ls6d. Indian Corn also rattle
dcgrpr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24

GlRARpiS, item whose fertile brain and bold
character emanated the late revolution in the
stern advocate Of republicanism in France. He
was the man who first itroducei the penny
press INTO Paris, and through it gained such
m influence and control over the minds Of
the people, that it aroused the Jealousy of the As
sembly, who by means Of combinations finally
crushed him. lie has now found his revenge in
becoming the adviser Of Louis Napoleon, and
through hin, blotting out Of existence, by one
desperate dash Of the pen ofpowcr the whole re.
publican constitution which, few years ago, he
helped to frame
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
To Post Masters.

The Free Trader should arrive at Mission, New
ark. oswego, Freedom, Earlvillc, pawpaw Grove
lie Clair Shsbenes Grove, Farm Ridge Eagle
Sunbury, New Michigan, and Pontiac, every Sa
,urday-the same day it is published. Whcne
yer it does not arrive at any Of these Post
Offices, as above mentioned, the Post Master will
greatly Noblige us by informing US Of the fact by
return mail. There is much complaint from
eur subscribers on account Of the Free Trader not
arriving regularly, and we want to find out where
the trouble is. 1t occasionally happens that we
do not get the paper out for the Saturday morn
ing mails, but such instances are generally no
lced i'll the paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
c,,a, e,e,,emeu,.-.war nmon. the butcher.

BrARDsrowS, Jan. II, 1852.
Eds Free Tradr-1hat Beardsown Is quite
a stirring like city is an inconroycrtlble fact, rs
the sce,ies enacted here last Saturday will amply
testify. The particulars are these; On Saturday
night, as three Butchers were passing along
Irish Row." they were invited into a certain
house to drink and dance There had been n
wedding at the house during the evening, and as
it was now getting late and the newly married
pair wished to retire. the guests were invited by
the host to leave Bs, unfortunately they were
too drunk To take the hint, So the host and his
friends rendered their wishes more Ineligible by
a forced attempt to clear the butchers out Of
course a general fight ensucd in which shovels,
clubs knives. and other dangers playthings were
freely used, doing terrible execution. One man
had Ills head split open with n shovel an! ano-
Their was stamped almost to a Jelly: both are ex.
pccted 10 die Several others were badly hurt
On Sunday and Monday the parties were arrest
cd Except one OF two who escaped out of the ci.
ty) and brought before the Mayor and bound
over To appear for trial Oh Thursday next at one
o'clock T. M.--Great excitement prevailed on
Monday. Every body who has expressed an
opinion upon the subject had his life threatened.
All carry weapons Of defence: Whether the May
or has or not, have declared the city in state
Of rebellion" and unless more tranquil aspect
Of affairs is quickly assumed, j, and another fell
Ter. will come LOUIS Napoleon and Girardn over
t-fob the treasury hang every rascal who
dares TO cry "vipe ie Butcher" or erin %
Jraqh r. for high treason against America.
More a, tho play progresses. Yours DC
TnoNAs PErrKR, in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
Flare up Between the Secretary Of State and
Austrian Charge DAffairs.


NJ. Uulsemin addressed letter to the Presi-
den. on Friday last enquiring whether Mr.. Web,
s.er in bis speech to the Kossuth Banquet, epoke
as Secretary Of State, and if the views there ex'
pressed are the views Of the United States Gov
eminent ; it they are answercdin the affirmative
i, will be his duty to withdraw from his position
as Charge d1fdirs from Austria, and await tho
instructions Of his Government rs to the course
he shall pursue.
NJ Hulseman has departed from his usual course
by addressing the President, He says that he
can have no communication whatever with Mr.
Webster, rs private individual or in his official
capacity, after his denunciation Of the Austrian
Government.
NJ. uulscman has been requested privately ia
withdraw his note, and If he does not do co. he
will be permitted to retire to some other city
and therr await his instructions
Mr.. Webster, il il aid has not answered and
will not answer hi. communication.
tits reported that the President and Chevalcl
Iluscman had settled the difficulty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24

WARLrKE A despatch from Washington, dat
ed the 18th inst, says there is something extraor
binary gong on in the Navy Department, it is ac
lively engaged in ordering vessels to prepare fol
se", and collecting supplies ana munitions ofwar
Among other things the Mediterranean squadron
is TO be Strengthened by two additional vessels.
Mr.. Webster is preparing a response to arecent
letter of lIulsemann, which was drawn forth hy
Mr.. Websters speech at The Kossuth dinner; its
tenor has not TRANSFERRED, but it is not impossible
that the Austrian Charge may have his passports
teude, ed him.