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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN sne

ICHIGAN SOUTH ERN ane
lVE NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADS-GhEAi
HAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGo-On sndsAftsr MONDAY,
psy sl-Unu further aotss-psssen:sr steamers 's "H~
"ExPREss STEAMERS AaD TRAINS COINS wEys
EARD.-Ons Of tho fnstclss. aezmsrs sOUrhEas
HiCYIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EAflkk
ETATF viii Leave Eafslo daily, sundays excepted 81
p NJ and Dunkirk at II sf night reeahlns Monroe tss
!? g. tho nsxt d.y snd proceeding TO foiseo tss szas
AZ eIDrsa sr.ia will leave Monroe a T. M ~
.r1ynl OF the boa. daily Mondays sxosptsd reaching Ca
. 90 r. .ue evening snd connecting al Chicago with rrt
sl.s. for Milwaukee and other pors on Lake s<s
isan and gth Canal pockets and Railroads wssssriy oz
IMPRESS TRAINS AND s7EAMEaS ooIHa East.
uTlRD-Expfess trains viii lesye ChcazOa.SP n, daily
ssfurasys excepted and reach Nome morning
Al express will lesve TOlsdo every morning
.ept Sunday and Leave Monroe arrival Of Tia trains fo
Ciicas and reach Dankirt snd Bafaio several hon pEs
vCus The tnne for the eIs Express trains ssr 70. bsv
Yort, Albany and Boston.
The and trains 81 Monroe VIII sonnsss essh way
regular boaz fOr DstToit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATION MAIL fRAIH coins WLed
WARD-Ths tfAiL vii lave Toldeo daily, sandays
ssyted ct A. NJ connecting Of Toledo vita hne o.
steamers from Cleveland and sandusky, snd soppns - sp
tAs wsy sadons will reach Chicago .s "a ?. H.
GOING EAsTWARD.-Lesys Chicago daily, Sunday
sseepsed ct A n stopping at all stations, and 1ny1sa
fuedo st r. n with 70 e&n1nsky
ard Cleveland and AWNING there b nas tox s " nors
ine trains nom those plscea
A pscket-bost leaves Toledo d a. r. bs ko9 Wsyns
ind Dorss the Wabash Canal JOE u. 1OOEA.
AirsDs June J. 1eSa s
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THE NEW Al CLIPPER SHIP

4 IUKKENT, Tor PORT PHILLIP AMI SYDNEY,
AUSTRALIA To sail 95.h October The splendid accom-
this In are we'll thv OF sXamiu-
aon BY esous about engaging passage to AUSTRALIA
TIE shp sLev and Der fittings up being completed will
be 'ound unequAled by tn Of any oth-r shin or
light air comfort Apply bard at Pier No East
River. or 10 RICHARDSON CO. No 81 Sou.h-s. or
ELLIOT ARkELL co, No li5 Pe4rl.t N. g. All
gooes Intended f,r shipment aud ors arded To will be
tended to without any eha'ge Of commission. f. r. CO.
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45nrnitnrs, Er.

VAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
NJ BRACKETS, CANDELA8PES GlRANOOLEs,
SOLAR FLUID and LARD LAMPS, suitable for Private
Mansions Hotels, Churches, sc 40
EQUAL cheaper than other establishment IN the
upfd ststes Wholesale and Retail at the aaalsctory
snd Ws,e1ooo,s Of JAMES O. dOFFET,
No, Ig and 2l Prneest third block west Of Broadway
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professional Notifies.

nR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, SUR
IL eEos and OcuLIsT, No 90 Vest lSp.-st, may b
consulted GRATIS from 70 oseck A. NJ. every day, Sus.
6sys excepted.
M MATURE PAINTING.-J. A. Nc
WI DOU0ALL informs his friends that ne hss resumed
Ne practice Of his profession, AZ sIsdy OF Fulton
a ana Broadway Dasueusotypes Copied
THE EYE and the EAR.-Dr. Lutte
EER'S Inhmsry for the exclusive treatment OF DIS
sase Of the Eve the Ear Is open daily Except bun
asys,) from A. NJ. until 3 r NJ
he success which has attended Dr. LueneTs discovery
Unprecedented a.,
beaess discharges aud noises In the ears permanently
cured without risk pain. Short weak and mperies'
letters must be postpaid and contain the fee OF VI TO
receive attention n RNone but protest. anal business
sttended to during Office hours
TT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
i . uo,ld-indispeBsable TO travelars-issued BY
j. Il. MONIES. Notary, No tS Broadway
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mater Gnrs.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
" CURE, SOUTH ORANGE, NEwJERsEY.-vk1{
this institution take the Morris and Esses Rxroals
tbs oo NJ CouTtandt st. Ct 80 and y aud ana sPA.
Returnirs leave WsterCurs ct and ~ 4. NJ al
South Orange ct 81 and 81 PA
MRS. l.. N. FOWLER, Nj. d., Will
Iva consult with lsiies medically, her rssdsnsa ~
ISIS Fest krosiway from "a Mo
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/ IGHT-PRODUClNG MATERIALS,

I-The subscribers largely eggaged In the manufas
turo % Phosgene Gas Burning fluid Csmphene and all
TIE varieties ot lamps bI burning the various materials
aforementioned. - well IS oil
eeug manufacturers Of the above, they oneI speSsi IN
tucemert country dealers to make their purchases 81
No III fulton-st CHAS STARR, ia, co.
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W. CARTER. Auciione'r
THIS DAY, NEW GkOCERIES and

II NEW BIXTtRE S--MONDAY. October 4, c. 10
ocIock at No Iig thsv between 20.h and 2st+ts rhe
entire cont Of ame, ber fresh and well assorted
stock OF Groceries Pickles Sau;es Liquors SC Including
the Fixtures Show Grocery and Bar Counters
Shelving. - Also, q Coffee Mul, Refnserators, Oil
Csta kc
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN EW-JEKSE1 KAIIIEUAU.--NEW
" YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U. g. MAl
and EXPRESS LINFS-Throusn in 4. hours-New.Jersy
Railroad vi, Jersey CRY esyirs New'YG,s asA ~ to
philadelphia At y! snd A. N. and 81 p from foot q
"snutst ysre reduced 10 81 for srss.l,. sss 81 y t'
tecond-csn.
BALTIMORE, wAsHING7oS ,ad CHARLESTON
through cAt cold In she shove rss ard through hassss
,arhed in tie A. a. and 4 ?. n idRss BON G,vYois
With through conductors
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IA MI INV Oh lin II. - T Ut ChLN
IL FRANCISCO, Us ASPlNWALL, Navy Bsyl-
1hrUUfh fi-tets reduced rstesrhe aud splendid
stesmsnp SIERRA NEVADA 1900 tuns burden Dayton
Wilson Commander, will leave tor AspiDwal direct
TUESDAY the 18th October, st o'clock from pier No 5,
North River, connecting Pan with the and rlen
did double engine steamship CITY OF PITTSBURGH,
$50 tuns h1reen Pobet w Foster, Comm ander, which
will be readiness TO receive the by tbs
SieIra Nevada and sail Immediately fer San Francisco
These unsurpassed for speed ventilation and
alton aud otter superior advantages for tsDies
going California First and second cabin passengers
provided with State Rooms both hips and dine the
table Part Of the seerage In the City ~ ftts
burgh allotted to females Passengers are landed At the
Panama railroad d. pot An experienced surgeon 10 attached
10 each ship. FOR freight passage, apply to
j. HOWARD SON. Agents No. 81 Broadway.
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4 LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
"a sPRlNGS-fhe sss Of the NETWORK ard HAs.
LEN RAILROAD, leave the City Hall stston New YORK.,
Daily gSundAys exceptsd ct 10 o'clock NJ Nail Trsis
eChstham Four Corrers eonnesns With Western Railroad
for Albany snd Troy Lebanon SPRING. Pittsdei esTzs
asld and other intermediate Station,
At o'elocs, P. Accommodations srsis 90 Chs;sss
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad tons Est
" Psssepsers for Lebanon sprnss will take the IL
o'clock, A. A. Train to Chatham, Western Railroad b
Canaan and stage % Eebsnon arriving early the Ajax
H. sLOAr. sxparR.esdsxk
Psrs through, %.
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SMITH, ESQ, Surrogate OF hs County o. Kings notice
hereby gwen, according 90 all person, ssanss
JOHN j. DARLINGTON. late Of the CITY Of Waim,5ush de-
ceased at they required exhibit the same, youehsrs
thereof e. tie sussbeTs the office Joseph Pas
Chatham the City Of New York. or before the Isl dsy o.
December nsxt-D Dated MAY a. Ie52
MARY 4 DARLINGTON Aininistratnr
u3l lsWtmM' GEORGE y. CLARKE, and Administrator
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MTOTICE is hereby given that rhs PROCEEDS

u o. he SALE tie RIAL ESTATE q WILLIAM So
fER late OF the Cy q Ne- Yofk dece ID ute 4ey made
The order Of hs Surrogate % the County II Nssfor, ~
Samuel spsge Of the CITY OF Sew York Isnisssisd kesho
by The said Surrogate maize sas u the real estate
whereof Villain SOper late Of the City New for deceased al
tetae died seized Tor de nen Of h debts pursuant 10 the
such made % provided ~ I'LL BIZ DsfHBUTED
sad surrosts ACCOBDlS1 10 LAW a. tho Surrogate
Oce hs GU Of New rOfk the esh csy Of November
cloCk that DAY Dated this I'D dag 81
September, 1873. fs230sl D. ZABRisKIE, Proctor, &c.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of tbs Surrogate

the County Of New York, pssonn
hatins claims against ELIZABETH PtNkkEf late OF OF
YORK. declared to present sssm- with vouchers sreof 70
tie subscnber, bis residence No i3 Fulton Ciy Of
New York before the tenth dag Ds,sS
New y orb, the twenty uinih day of hsy, ls5l
mol ltwomM JAMES ID PHYFE, Erscutor.
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DOR LIVERPOOL-United States

j. Mail Steamship ATLANTIC Capt. James West
bis steamer will depart with the United States mails for
Europe, posiivey On SATURDAY, Oct TO- as u o'clock
b. from her berth at the foot Of Canslst No berth.
cuIeo TIL paid lr For freight p9s,ge log unequal.
LED accommodations hr elegance and comfort apply 10
EDW. COLLINS CO., No IS Vallst.
Passengers are requested u ba board at / M. The
steamship BALTlC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and win
TAI on the Stth October.
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ENAMELED and

Cottage setts All descriptions ~ the Isl quality Of
Ornamental CottsEe ans Chamber tuTnture always on
band of our own msnuiscure warranted 10 be the best
offered in this City AZ the lowest market prices Furniture
ssTeuy BOXED al the NOTICE and particular
op psid 60 shipping Strargrs IN TIE City, wishing 20
puHcf genuine article will hnd II greatly TO their i'd
VANTAGE 60 call ard examine extensive and vares
sssortn. before purchasing eeevhere HArHEWS
e1LIIES. no 49, Broadway, East sde, near Grandst
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NHE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

II PETREL eco turG W. Samoson esnnarder, vii al
6r BERMUDA and 81. THOMAS on he sth oosooer, 80
November ara 9th Deoembsr Ps,ssSe money 70 sefnaaA
go. 20 8. fhors, e7O The Petrol has bess built az
rr.ssly Tor tropical climate and has zevenrlted sse
.rfe s,ae-roos with plunge I'D showerbAief "htsss
treisht u lov rstcs Apply 70
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NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN sURANCE COMPANY, Of Esw-Hsyss, cozx /,
BRANCH OFFICE No is Msllst, N. Y.
CAPITAL. $4,000.
THIS ComPsey insures Live stocS such Hsrsss c1tts
As &c on 6esth oscSsoned either from natural causes
sSsidsat or aiss.se q any description whatsoever.
9sosss e kEYsoiDs Secretary
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COAL.-Red Ash Eggand Stove, screen
" ed ard delivered In rood order s. per 'ln efsuo~
eoss when dischsrgins fssc No. so Rsnsto1
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I'm PURSUANCE. OF an order of the Surrogate
Of the Count New YOrs hereby al
claims against MATHEW Barnard, late OF the City Of
New lok deceased % present Tho with vouchers thereof
tie subscriber has residence No. - Charlton tbs City q
Nav lOh before the 10Th day # February nxt-Dsss
NAVY ork, the 18Th dag Of August, 1892.
auto iawomM- T.. II. BARNARD. Administrator.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.

ID EN- ITTA N G ES-PASSAGES.-
a BOWMAN GRINEELL a co, No 80 south- IL
EewYok, sole and only authorized Agents for the sWAk
Low. TAIL LINES OF PACKET ShIPs
LIvERPooL PACKETS sail 9Th LOSDoS PACKETS sail even
and 2lst u every month alternate ThaIsdsy.
LIVERPOOL LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r PEEL
NEW WORLD CORNELIUS 0hIHNE %
QUEEN OF THE WEST, IEDEPENOENCE
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESs
ALBERT GlLLATIN, PRINCE ALsERR,
AsHBURTON lY0RkToNN
NEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons vGins 10 end for their fieod8 and derocs o,
bdpsnR tetn out any Of h shove msgnieeni shie1
LnIofmsd thar M-ssr, BOWMAN, 9RINNELL { co. are
tee ooly Agents for the above SHIPS n this city.
Tn-y slso DrAits from 4 ard az wart wsish
rsysbs Of Sigh, 10 .ny town through Ireland and Grea;
Britap BOWMAN, GhINNELL L co, No. %
eoutb St, N. Y, and Regents aost Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Packets leave hevYort sts sss 2lst Of sisA
mouth.
day.
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EN- PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogatc

~ Of The County Of New York noue Hereby al
HAVING against JOSH DAG ais Of the Cy ofNsE York,
deceased, the with vouchers thereof IN. sdbscr
terat her risne No. 90 sprs st., "a the Cg Of New fork,
before the 9th day OF February neXDdtsi New fok the
slat dsy Of Ausls s53 anlJ asbmhl MAkIuA DAn0 All
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An PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate

IN1Nt 'fFfIFf ITH
OF the County OF Newiork toce = hereby ali
having CLAIMS JOHN EsTENE, late Of th- CITY OF New
York deceased present the 18th vouchers erso 90 ia
subscriber her e.dene, No. u Thomas the CITY al New
the mach neNiDtts1 New rofk,
i,h day Of SEPT $50 CLORICE EsfENE L, Admnis,s,rr
aMhmMf
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or. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE

- COMPANY.
Cash Capital, 10000 Dollars.
iEFursgs participate n the prohts
rns company havins completed their organization VIII
eonnsnee business Monday, "a August nsxt A thsli
FssSn, location, corner Of eih-sv. and y let
% Issued % all description, Of Merchandise storsA
cNeu1nEs Furniture, Ships In Port Ia on AZ kyorabs
- . otneI City Ohees with tie slsantsss 10 Insurers
" snare IN The pfoats Of the Company
m - DIRECTORS
b.. ~ 1 v nosA ssirr 3 Mott HsnTy B. Bolstsf
49, III a. seSSn1o yussPn noaehton, Elijah WAd
w a. a. "sesisr sslaes ~ Ogden, John A. Gunn
io.,,s ~ pooar A oe Lymsa GSrta u Striker, u
Johns sesst~ AsAnei penman, Stephen w. Jones
Ersstus Lvy1a l,ezy " CTsna William J. Brsley,
- D-.1nNa, hiHk SoInei, John Waite
Es..a.c sn Mm d. Stewart William Winslow,
o. ~ ~. g stson henfy DoooiA Andrew Ward
-. W Ha NosA Wm w Cornell DAVID L. ssyrsL
oA@ o. AicuARpsos, ssarsiasy.
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Marine Kicks.
The Board Of Trustees Thi1 Dag declared Dividend
fyeptyour per cent the earned premiums Of the year
ending Dec 81 1851 for which certificates will be issued on
and after the tb Of April next Also interest OF sx
ssnt on the scrip heretofore issued payable In cash and
AFTER the Sd OF February. BY order Of the Board
EDWARD A. STRONG Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
z.beaee Cook Francis Skiddy, PA. H. kensula
yhomss Tieston. Saml +. Sprouls Chas. Connolly,
". l.. MCready, Eben: b. Crocker, Elisha Robbins
Sidney Brooks VIM. II. Buckley, Paul Alden,
Geo Griswold Jr Arthur Fnnegsn Thomas Dunham,
Elias P0nveTt james B. Hyde, w: Kent, 30 Cedar,
Il. J. Brown, William bTyca4 John Harper,
Frederick A. Lee, J. w. Culbert James Myers
George Bird. r. T. Woodward, James Stuart,
John Kitching Theodore Crane samuel L. Bush
Alfred Barrstt Robert L. Taylor Francis b. Cook,
C. D. Hurd g. b. Chitten3en, Benz. Mumfors
Edward Anthony, L. s. Pond, WIN. X. LothroB,
o. n Rrayster L. 3. WymAn, Josiah o Low.
ZEBEDEE COOK, President
EDWARD ANTHONY, ViaePre<iden
EDWARD A. STRONG. Secretary.
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and ERIE, and ELHIIRA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to Nj
~ sGARA FALLS ROCHESTER. LOCkPORF
AID NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD-Chsnge Of time
On and aher MONDAY, Sept a. 1881 passenger Hsini
will run follows: - $500
81 "' M.1 ........,.,, 2PM.
Sd Way kxpress. - oO M.
RETURNING
Ist traia-Way Express leaves - Fslsit7 10 AN
% Hal.................. - lVD ei.
50 Way EZpress......... - 4OP n
Arriving st Rochester ct 10 . An, PM. and 80 Pm,
cor necis both ways Rochester With the regular trains
On the Aary and Rochester railroads Sunday train each
vay-leave Rochester AN. and Nisgsr. Falls $50 N
FIe from Rochester 70 EsgsTs Falls 81 81.
Passengers EszArs Falls will the ears on the hoEin
stae Of tie Rochester depot .
Tickets are sold 10 Rochester az the ticket on; 10 ths
depot WARREN COLBUhN, superintendent
Rochester Sept a. 1852
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still continue 70 deliver oest
" Red Ash screened from yards dry under cover No
Gosrcl and Riyinston PEER CLINTON
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE

" LANES WINDOW SHADES, ard Paper Hass
riga wholesale aud retail Copices Baods PIn' Cord
Tsssa LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, But and
White Hollands 30 &c CHILDS SMITH, No. 44S
PsSlst corner Of Wipiarn, near ChsthAm.
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81 SO PER T JS, For. first IT.. gu quality z
Stove and Esa dEe at TIE lowest mszket Price, ne I~
Orchard psptk Nc l07 Asthczy-se, RsH Bfosevs@
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RAILROAD IN BROADWAY. = Spectators inte-
rested in the advancement or rejection Of this pro-
jeet, have been, for months back, flooding the city
papers with communications in favor Of, or in opposi
ton to, the construction Of railroad in Broadway
All the efforts TO bring about public opinion to con.
sent to the carrying out oftbis scheme are utterly
prepossrous and futile. The people Of this city
viii never tolerate railroad in Broadway. There
are too many already in the city. And the best
way to meet the wants Of the community, in this
respect, would be TO open Church street from ono
extremity Of the city to the other, and make IT as
woe as Broadway, and to open another street Of
the same width between Broadway and the Bowery,
thue making two additional lead;og avenues, 50 rs
70 accommodate the pubic, md enable all those
speculntng companies, who a.e low seized with the
mania Of railroad building, to follow the bent OF
heir desires in that respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

The WATERING PLAcEs.-The fancy dress ball
which generally winds up the at tho fashion
able watering places, is to off at Newport on
Thursday. The Maine Liquor law and tho black
mailing system were but too effectual in keeping
away the pleasure seeking portion of the commu-
nifty from Newport. To such straits were the few
visitors there reduced, by the general deserion Of
young men, that the Newport hotel keepers were
reduced to the necessity OF advertising in the little
papers Of that little city that there was on hand
and to be disposed Of little stock Of handsome
little women, whose pleasures were so banked and
prevented by the absence Of the little men There
were no male partners to be had for the dance, and
it appeared ss il the few beautiful women who hap
pened to be located there were doomed to blush
unseep and waste their sweetness on the desert air.
In COMMUNICATION Of their forlorn condition. end Of
the impending bankruptcy Of the hotel keepers, we
published their advertisement gratis, and have no
doubt but by this means there will be quite suf
fcient number Of tie masculine gender present at
the approaching ball to prevent the necessity Of the
ladies dancing with partners Of their own sex. As
for another in Newport, there will not be the
slightest chance of soaring up enough Of guests to
keep the hotels aleat, unless in the meantime the
obnoxious Maine Liquor law il abolished, the
blackmailirg system put an end 10, and assur-
ance given to the public by the landlords that they
will reform their management, and heDcesorth pro.
vide sYtLciency Of food for their guests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Nolo so celebrated for introducing one set OF novel;
ties after another to The American public has the merit
OF bringing out Miss Fitzpatrick the celebrated actress
from DIury Lene theatre. She Is arrived aud will
shortly make her debdt She is q very fine looking
woman and doubt will draw large houses MIR Wheat.
ley from the Princess theatre who Is also good ooldng
man, will make his appearance Monday next and last,
not least Nsde-noselle de Melissa, French daaseuse,
sad to be superior to any who have recently performed
IN this country will shortly make her first appearance
at Nblos Thus all the best arses attracted from
Europe by the dollars Of the Uuited States.
Max barctzek who has been very successful in Mexico
and California, will return to this city in the latter end
Of September or beginning of October with good deal
Of money and confidence He has agent IN Paris en-
gaging opc attic stars for fall The opera will be
commenced some time during the winter, in the New
York theatre under the lease Thorne Is Obliged to
give IL for the alternate nights during tho season. the
proprietors having made that reserve.
Instead Of John Broughams complimentary benefit
coming Off, CT is postponed till the first week before the
day ofjudgmcnt) complimentary benefit will be given
in Castle Garden for the poor sufferers who lost their all
by the great fire Mt Montreal MANY professional mr.
sons will give their services gratuousiy on tho orcaon
and ~ Ia expected that something handsome win be-
realized This Is real occasion for the exercise ~ the
syppshy OF the public The proceeds will no b. use-
in purpose--the support Of bcrea,ed women ana chill
dren burned out Of house and home and not IL panc
the appetitos Of humbugs,
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Buchanan writes us pretty long letter from Lon
don, complaining Of the uncivil and unjust treat.
ment which he has received from the theatrical
critics and press Of London, but more especially
from the Times. We comply with Mr.. B.'srequest,
and publish bis letter in another portion Of our
columns. Those interested in the matter will in
justice to Mr. b., read his statement, and fern their
own opinion whether his complaint against the
English journals-tbat their unfavorabls notices O.
his performances sprung from political or anti Ame-
rictn prejudices-is, or is not, well founded. Mr.
Buchannns attempt to establish his own talents ms
IN actor at the expense Of the veracity of the Lon
don Times and other journals, seems to be rather
rash affair, and would require stronger arguments
and proofs than any adduced in bis letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

The BUENos AYREAN DEsPorIsM The latest
advices from Busnos Ayrcs, by way Of England,
bring confirmation Of events there which we had all
along been expecting to occur General Urquiza had
made successful coup dttat extingushed all traces
Of liberty in that country, and proclaimed himself
dictator. This general made great pretensions to
liberal opinions and professions Of rcpublicanism
while he was engaged in warring aganrs the tyrant
ROias; but now We see that he himself seises the
very first opportunity Of following in the footsteps
Of that dictator. There is no doubt but Buenos
Ayres, and the whole Of that country, will be- in six
months in just As bad condition as 10 was in the
time sf Rpsas. his comes VI military Presidents
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