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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

VVM: MoILvAIN, AUCTIoNEER.a,, AUCTION sALEoF
Books Pianos M. Henry Son will sell, Tuesday
at 10 o'clock precisely at No. 46 Hamersey Varek
street the entire Furniture. which all made or
by hrsk cIass cabinet maker consisting OF elegant sos
Mahogany Chairs, Centre Tables, two splendid Mirrors
lac and Embroidered Window Curtains Bookcase Side
board Tapestry Carpets OIL Cloths With every article
months Also, twenty Cabinet Paintings in gis frames
Also valuable Private Library of choice standard works
Bedstesds Beds Mattresses Bedding. Bureaus &o TO-
ueher with excellent assortment OF good Kitchen Fur
nure. Sale perem ptory for cash in city funds. B.
Cataogues with full description will bo ready on Monday
morning when the Furniture, Paintings, &c. can be sx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19
The following is an extract from Mr.. d. Hill Young's
letter, dated Melbourne, Dec %, 1851 -

You will by the the extraordinary success
Of the miners in this district enclose you
of the quantities and value received hero since the
ment escort began the present time which you will
that II ID increasing weekly and is likely go to
tent which possibly calculate Tho price fall
en- in Melbourne to us and expect it will go still
lower from the large quantity that will be thrown the
market hundreds of dgger who coming town
TO sFend their Christmas holidays Business is Hat
the people ell by the gold work.
ing classes al mad Goods are lying the whars and
carts he got to them fear it will be i'm
possible to tho ships they are all deserted by the
The banks have been advancing f0 goa,
but it expected that they will altogether TO
advances, in consequence Of the quantities likely to
thrown upon tho market Exchange has fallen per at
discount.
ACCOUNT GoLD RECEIVED ' GOVERNMENT Escs m
MELBouRNE, FROM OCTOBER 8 1861, TO Dscsg seR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

VxJM MeILvAIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
w Of handsome and fashionable Furniture, Paintings,
Books Pianos &c.-M. Henry Son will sell, Tuesday,
At 10 o'clock precisely, Mt IS Hamerssy street near Va
rick the entre Furniture which was all made TO or
der by frst elass consisting of elegant
Sofas Mahogany Chairs, Centre Tables two splendid Mir
rors, Lace and Embroidered window Curtains Bookcase
sideboard Tapestry Carpets Oil Coths with article
useful for gentssl family. Has been In use but few
months Also, 20 Cabinet Paintings in gilt frames Also
valuable Private Library of choice standard works Also
Beds Mattresses Bedding, Bureaus &c. together with
excellent assortment of good Kitchen Furniture Sale
remptovy for cash. in city funds N B. Catalogues with
full description will be ready Monday morning when the
Furniture, Paintings, So, can be examined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

YNBRENCE BOYLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Fixtures on Tuesday 20th at 10 clock, at No 4S
Pearl street, consisting OF Teas Coffee Rice Barley Sugar.
fl6hr, Nolssses Oil and Oil Cans Platform Scales an
Weights Wagon, and everything appcrtainns to fami
gtU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

THOMAS AsTEN, AUCTIoNEER-sTANDARD
i Roses, greer. house plants Sc. y. Newell Il Co. will
sel this day. at los o'clock at Nc Nassau street va
and perpua Roses Sci the greatest variety offered this
season From the estabhment Of b. Mantd, Tortysxth
street md BROADWAY.
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John LEvIsON, NORTHUMBERLAND SALE Q

John LEvIsoN, AUCTIONEER.-GRAND SALE OF
- splendid Furniture, rich and Paintings, -
Mr. Leyison will sell all the Furniture contained in the
modern house. 25 Adams street. Brooklyn Monday
18TH Large pier Glasses 100 yards royal Wilton Carpets
rich pattcrns carved rosewood Chairs oa and rocker
match covered with blue plush velvet heavy French
hosnny Chairs Sofa Bed,tsad Centre Table marble top
Brussels and other Carpets; French Bedteads
Wardrobe Bookcase with kitchen utensils and furniture
Also, ovcr 40 superb Oil Paintings; originals by Talbot
Rannay, Boutele. Caferty Hagan Mr. y. c. Green and
other eminent American artists genuine Salvata Rosa
battle piece and fire at night 400 old Sale to
commence atll A. N. House open to vters at in the
morning
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SALES BY AUCTION.

IN s. H0UGH, AUCT1oNEER-TUESDAY APRIL
90 at 10 NJ, at No. Aacdougal sr eet tho contents
the house. embracing variety OF mahogany and maple
5irniturc Beds, &c. Sale - commence at 10 precisely
edneday tho Furniture Of the house No IL Eldrdge
! large assortment. Particulars in time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19
The Australian Gold Mines.

TIM lNCkEASED lIELD-kkW DlSCOVERlES-THE
ANNUAL. PRODUCT
Advices from Adelaide to the GOTH Port Phillip 10 che
22d Melbourne to the 20th and Sydney to the 10th
December, have been received, via England They con-
firm all previous accounts Of the richness Of the gold
mines in New South Wales No discoveries yet been
made in either West or South Australia
According to a careful return compiled by of the
Melbourne papers it appears that the 10Th Sep
tember when the of the discovery of the gold field
announced to the 10th November thore had
obtained from the dggngs 81 900 of gold which,
the 18th December amounting to 6s G ounces and that
estimated to have been brought by private hands 2S 1853
added to that in the possession Of the dggcrs
the gold fields. 10000 ouncesmade total Of 243414
equal to % 282 lbs 10 202 cwt 50 lbs 10
oz 10 tons, cwt. 20 lbs 10 or, valued ut E7302f2
three million and fire hundred thousand dollars There
were supposed to be about 80 900 persons ut the
Ballarat and Mount Alexander diggings.
The Melbourne Argus of the 10th December says:
The field ia reported to be mitabe tho indications
gold extending of miles, and each found
agree aurferous grounds which can be
prohtably worked viii be dug for to
any number people that can by possibility reach them
There a report that and equally rich field to
those Of Baara and Lodden had been discovered within
miles of Gcelong Several ships had sailed from
Melbourne and Geeong for London with large amounts
OF gold on board but great difficulty experienced in
obtaining hands and many vessels had been obliged to
lay up in consequence Seamen offered ESQ for the
run home and many wanted 600 and f105. Labor and
many Of the necessaries Of e rising to exorbant
prices.
The folowinss table of the rates of wages current in
the colony -
Married couples, without family and ratons G45 $50
Ditto with family and rations. 40 As
Laborers. los to 2Os. per week -
shepherds. 70 TO ~
General useful servants. s................... 80 40
Cooss ............... IS to 40
Gs9Ssn,.r; Gs9Sm, 3 !. 70 g g
Hsymakers. ...... :. 2Os. to 25,. per week y
The following is extract from Mr.. D. Hill Young's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

T0HN LEvISON. AUCTIONEER.-MONDAY,A APRIL
18th. at Ols o'clock, at lis Adams street, Brooklyn
splendid Household Furniture consisting Of Pier Glasses
aoya Wilton Brnssel, and Ingram CarPets Carved Rose
Bedstoads. &C., &c. &c, besides Kitchen and Bedroom
Furniture ALSO spsn gallery Of Oil Paintings by eee
brated masters and artists and we'll the
connosssurs. Sale positive, to the highest bidder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

|H ENKY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, VIII
sell at auction Tuesday April 20 at IL o'clock,
Eighth avenue corner l6th street. Harlemextenvs
OF Green House and othor Plants and Shade Trees
The entire stock Of exotic plants
asIi.s Hr Dunlap who is obliged 70 remove the first
sma onmeas in every
n slasse lemons and In fruit and flower
Also 1000 Aianthus trees fer Streets and Eng
line - '' -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19
HENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUcrIoNEERs, WILL SELL

HENRY H LEEDS & Co, AUCTIoNEERs WILL SELL
1T auction Tuesday April 90 Household FURNITURE
|At 10 O'clock at No. 64S Broadway between Bond and
Beecker streets-A genteel consisting Of
hogany Sofas and paror Chairs in crimson plush
hair oioth mahogany Dining Tables, sdeesards Bpreaus
Otomans Card Tables Grandoles Chandeliers Gas Fix
lace and brscatelle Window Curtains
octave Piano. made by Jason Nelson Brussels and ingram
Bedroom Furniture in m1aosany iron and maple
Oh Cloth and large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture
Crockery and Glass Ware China Vases &c. SO. Also,
rosewood octave Piano. made by Gilbert of Boston
been used but q short time and cost $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co, AUCTIONEERs. WILL
sell at auction on Tuesday, April 20-Gentee House,
hold furniture-a No Eleventh street. Fifth
nue. At l0 O'clock consisting of Brussels Carpots maho
gany carved Sofa Chairs &c. in hair cloth; Table
Turkey red and lace Curtains bronze and omulu Clock
China Vases Dining Tables handsomely carved Book
lined with crimson silk, mantel Pier Glasses
Paintings and Engravngs choice lot of Glass China
Ware, &C. Also plated Bedroom Furniture, Brus-
sells Carpets, ingram do, Beds Bedsteads Dressing Bu-
rraus. Window Curtains Washstands sc. Sale to COM
,nencs withkitoher furniture.
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aALEs NJ AUCTION.

UCTION NOTIcA.-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIoNERR.
Pumps. oSn On Taarsy .'iS ss s's
No. win ;. .Oa withoqs reserve tho sesi,:
Canal Street ssns.:ns 81 lars: s
o sr
Counters, Stand Casks. Horse. Wagon. Harness, 60.
A UcTIoN sALE-y. MCCORMACK. -AUCTIoNRER-
Furniture No.
20 eSnsisns Of Iron every variety
ssp: Metallic coss: Sishs cises porssS:
quantities to suit parshssers, by l.. I.W.HAvENs.
UcTIoN NoTIcE.-RETAIL GROCERIES, CHAN
"a Ras9s ssg:r: Ears. Rasns Tuesday April 10th a. io
& E's nu
Enssi f Bee, s1s Pump % &C. ~ % cARTEs %
A UCTIoN NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY. AUCTIoNEER-
"A By IL. N. BushThis day at half past 10 O'Clock, in
gage Bs ~ mSf S
n' Watches ''"'' 60 A'S o5sss E. SMITH rra
A UCTION NoTIcE.-THoMAs BELL, AUCTIoNEER.
h-By W. L. Van Zandt.-Large sale, this day (Mondayl
a. hsfP.ss 10 ooiGs. in the suo.iSn rooms
serted Dry Goods ClSthiag Fancy Articles and Gento-
Books Boots Hosiery, &c. Sales Tuesday Wednosday
RY JOHN sNIFFEN.-GRoCERY STOCK. THIS DAY,
At 10 o'clock, at 81 Delaney street. consisting Of every
ssa M SSsrs stand snSr Bins
RYJ. AEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.-TUEsDAY,A APRIL
20 a. o'clock A. NJ, at 80 Pineapple street VIII,
Furniture Also good Piano Catalogue AZ The saos
room.
RY CORLIEs. HAYDOCK CO.-sToRE, IS Will
.uon Il rom %'sSs Ss T. n.
can Flint Glass Company Boston, comprising variety
whole to be sold without reserve.
u wEsTCOTT AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON
~: Tuesday morning at ten o'clock at 147 West Twenty
Vices shsfns Bone.s oos Mss Pss % nn s
above Sale positive, Without regard 70 weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

II kNH1 II. LEEDS SELL
Yurnturss. y o'clock 4 Clinton place Ts
mask Window Curtains drab worsted under
do rosewood Paror Furniture, covered silk
etergerc with plate glass backs and lined with wood
DO arm and Paror Chairs Centre Tables first class
Also general assortment Of Bedroom Furniture Brussels
Carpets, armor gacs black walnut Wardrobes
grain Carpets Chairs, Shaving Stand Oil Cloths &c. Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19


The report of the interesting position Of Queen abes
appears TO be confirmed Her Majesty to proceed to
the royal chapel Atocha to place the heads Of the
statues Of the Virgin Mary and the infant Jesus the pre-
cous crowns made with the jewels she the III Of
February the day Of the attempt agains. her life.
One OF the secret police Pedro Aguso the lieutenant
Of Chico the Spanish Vdoc has been arrested for hay
ing with his sons help forged Of reasonable
respondence With the signatures of many OF the most dis
tngushcd public men in the country duplicating them
in pretended conspiracy with the regicde Martin
Morno The wretch has given proof in his forged let
tes OF mary clous inventive faculty II was only by
the merest accident that the whole affair brought to
light This villain has been recently dismissed from the
service but like rnany other expoce agents had COCA
onsi Jobs given him to do by Of finding out crim
nails difficult to get at
The Queen has pardoned the whole of tho prisoners
taken on the occasion Of the Cuban invasion with the
exception of the Hungarians and native Cubans The
other for eiEners, who went to Cuba from the United
States the American citizens had been pardoncd
time nce have lately been set at liberty and sent to
their adopted country at the expense Of the American
gov frDment.
The Hon. Mr. Barringer, American Minister. was to
had audience of the Queen the lt ul topre-
sent letter Of the birth of piincess
On the Odd the steamer Fernando ell Catoiico sail
ed from Cads for Havana, having board Generals
Csnedo and Medinia who going to replace Generals
Concha and Lcmerick
General Norzagarsy lately appointed Captain General
OF Puerto Rico had arri Madrid to receive hs In
stSvotiona from the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

HENRY II. LEEDS CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sell At auction on Monday April 49, Household Pur.
ture at 10 o'clock a No 1o Madison street. consisting Of
BRUSSELS carpets mahogany sofas chairs &c. hair cloth;
glasses, manto ornaments. clscks, &c
anoforte made by Worcester Also gonteel bedroom
iture in mahogany; oil CLOTH kitchen furniture, &e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

JENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, TO-
morrow, (Tuesday at l0h o'clock. At house 1859 Paoiac
South Brooklyn all the genteel Furniture contained in
is. Ingram and SPY Carpets. Pisnoforte &c. Also.
srtioulars Courier Enquirer Express Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

YNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST.-DR. TOBIASS vENH-
tian lnimsnt for Horses put up nearly pint BOTTLES.
is warranted superior to other for collie spran
swsngs scratches cuts bruises 60 Price so per
bottle for sale by the druggists and
out tho United States. Depot 240 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Auction sale Of Horses, Carriages, Harness, &C..
every Monday and Wednesday at II o'clock Persons
ing property dispose of will please call and have regis
tered, JOHN II. GATFIELD, proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

M KNKY II. LEDDS Co, AUCTIONEERS, WILL
sol at auction, on Monday, April 19olegant first
Cabinet Furniture At 10 o'clock the Cabinet
So%s Of Dixen. ESQ., 53 Broadway the entire stock Of
nent consisting in part Of elegant rosewood entergsre
,ats glass doors lined with satin wood sidoboard and
vardrobes do rosewood and mahogany extension dining
sbles parlor suites in rosewood covered in silk broca
nd muslin arm, sewing and other chairs spring easy
hars covered in de lane & elegant contre tabcs sofa
French bsdsseads in rosewood and mohasony sofa bed
walnut &c. all Of which is made in the latest style and
warranted in particular,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

John L. .yANDEWATER, ,AUCTIONEER.-WEDNES
day, April u, at 10a o'clock at the of Mr..
Francis Elleau Of Broadway and Spring street.
Splendid French FurniturePostive saleCon sistng OF
splendid assortment Of rosewood paror and dining
snite In muslin be sold with choice OF brocatsc ush
Comfortabes in muslin Couches Arm Chairs Fauteus do
Douc splendid carved Sofas Medallion graf etsa totes,
Voltaes, Crapean Chairs reclining Chairs Also rosewood
oak and black walnut antique hall Chairs Tables library
Book Cases Light stand, Arm Chairs styles Louis xy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-19

IENRY LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, So CHAMBERS
b. streos.sais Of Wines Brandies sogars Teas &C.
etonser bing out Of town. and will positively take place
s day (MondaZ), at l0 o'clock and comprises large
his sale well worthy of the attention of Hotels Rota
and Grocers The sale Is positive and all the assort
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Items.

1t is said that there is not 8 person at Sydney,
Australia, capable of assaying gold.
The yellow fever has made its appearance at
Havana, but as yet in mild form.
The lighthouse at the end of the government
pier at Milwaukee was carried away on Thurs
day by the storm and heavy sen on the hikes.
Kossuth is about to publish book, to be sold
for the benefit Of such Hungarian refugees ns
need assistance
The young men of Cincinnati have sent beau
tiful address to Mrs Clay. condoling with her on
the death of Mr.. Clay.
A Cincinnati paper states that there are no
less than six hundred and eighty-one pianos in
use in that city
Captain swartwout of the U. 8. Army, died
at Fort Meade, near Tampa Bay, Florida, on the
1st instant.
A man was fined $50 and costs at st. Louis
last week for insulting lady in the street.
Served him right
The water that flows from spring does not
CONCEAL in the winter And those sentiments of
friendship which flow from the heart cannot be
frozen in adversely.
The steamship Fanny, whose long detention at
Savannah for violation of the passenger laws
has made her 30 notorious, sailed from that port
on Saturday last for California via Rio de Janeiro.
FtRB-The alarm of fire between ten and
eleven o'clock yesterday morning was occasioned
by the burning of an unoccupied frame workshop
on the corner of Fifth and M Streets. G.
Lewis, owner 1t was no doubt fred by mis-
chievous boys No other harm was done, as the
shop stood alone.--Rep.
An interesting engraving Of Westminster
school represents the whole Of the interior wall
as covered with the names of the scholars for a
great many years past Dryden, Locke, Cowley,
Lord Mansfield Warren Hastings, Chancellor
Finch, Sir Christopher Wren, Cowper, Horne
Tooke, Gibbon Sir Francis Burdett, Lord Join
Russell, are but a few of those who received their
early education at this school, Some of the au-
tographs of the scholars, remaining on the walls,
are 800 years old. n.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15

BEP Time wears away all remembrance of the
minor incidents of history, and leaves exposed to
our view alone the great and important events Of
the world, and the great actors in their achieve
ments. The revolutionary war that established
our independence, with all its battles, and the il
lustrious hero who SO nobly guided our fathers
through that perilous period, are forever to be
remembered, though the foes of the Revolution
and of that hero are reposing in the shades Of
ebsenrity and forgetfulness: for there Uere foes
of both. 1t is probable that no man was ever
more grossly villiied and abused than was George
Washington Every quality that could adorn
the gentleman, the statesman, and the soldier
proved but the basis Of an assault more gross and
vile than men Of inferior merit ever have to en-
counter. In the lapse Of years these things are
forgotten, or are sought out only by the more
curious delivers into the records of the past; and
when brought to light they but challenge our
wonder and amazement.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
MR.. j. K. GOODALL,

Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, Department, Ca
lsthenic, Sceptre, and the more athletic Indian
club exercise for gentlemen, from London,
TTAs the honor to inform the families of this neighbor
hood that, the request of many Ladies and Gen
temen he will take up his residence in Washington for the
purpose of teaching the above Indispensable branch of
gentee education snd having studied under Mr. MASON
and Mr. TENNEL London also practice OF sixteen years
and testimonials from the first families and parents and
guardians OF youth, enable him to mpar all the fashion
able elegant Dances in style that will not only do him
credit but give general satisfaction to his patrons.
Mr. is making arrangements for elegant suit
of rooms and due notice will be given to his pupils he
specially socts early call to enable him to fully carry
out his plans relative to his classes.
Mr. e. will also devote all his spare tae to gentlemen
wishing study and practise the Violin and Violoncelo
and who wish continue them with the aid of master
and guaranty of his ability he need only mention that
he was Musical Director and Leader of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and respectfully invites all to inspect
his testimonials from families and schools he has taught
during long period in England.
Mr. g. Will also give lessons in Singing, and intends to
form Vocal instrumental Classes and in the interim
will be hsppy give private lessons in any of the above
branches.
Address at Mira BAYS, next door to Dougasss green
bouse a street north. jv l5--oo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
Letter rram asn. scott.


The Pittsburg Gazette republishes the Following
written in answer to a letter inviting him 10 tne
Great Scott convention for western pennsylvania
held in that city on the Goth Of August 1901,
and published among the proceedings Of the
meeting; 80,
GpyrrEMrN: | have received your most compli-
nentar,y invitation to meet you and other friends
at Pittsbure on the Goth inst.
This is an invitation extremely difficult to resist
md if il were possible, or rather proper, for me,
considering my position, to accept, l certainly
should be in the midst Of you at the time you ap-
point; for | truly believe there is not a portion
If America more remarkable for strong arms and
wrrm hearts, ever ready in the cause of their
country and their friends than the region of wes-
tern Pennsylvania,
With thousands Of my countrymen, native and
adopted, Of that region, have exchanged the
warm grasp Of friendship, and with thousands, as
brothers, have trod the battle-felds OF Mexico,
and received their shouts of victory. My heart,
therefore, will be with the meeting on the goth
inst. remain, gentlemen, your friend and fell
low citizen, WINFIELD SCOTT.
To Messrs. 4. j. Bigham, F. g. Kay, J. Young,
ir., r. Porter l.. s. Johns, A. Bayne, and Z.
Jones, Committee of Invitation
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-15
DR.. A @. Hall,
WARRINGTON, D. G. July la. 1852
SAMUEL EWING

WARRINGTON, d. c., July l3, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: In view Of the many requests which have
been made by and respectable class of citizens
and especially at the solicitations Of those who have placed
Themselves under treatment and Of Others also who being
out of health desrOus Of doing feel myself
strained although the neglect of busness which demands
my attention elsewhere to comply with your request and
shall therefore remain In Washington city during the
ent session Of Congress- may t consulted at my rooms
fourth door east Of eth street. Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, at MIRA Mary A. Eaton's.
remain, gentlemen with sentiments Of tho most cordial
esteem, very respectfully, your humble servant,
ALFRED @. HALL,
Prof Of F. Physy, suthor of the Nutrtve Theory
To Messrs READ and EWING. jy Is