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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Arhold Mason of Arc bucrs fish sysye ever
Harlem river OF Ihs-uatfm, wth vhica no had beea n
sossd for nearly thirty yssr Lsranaat grownslis LADY,
vas cured Of docuiy fo injury apon one lss thai
had been trestsa for heppt sixteen very h<he
mtdieH! AID but Aey did no could ROT. sbe
The lady remains we'll and has hsep eryoa ever years
This 10, isdted, u0s5 v0nioIfsi sugs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

CHEyALTEa WlKoFR's Story, Ky CarvALIgR
WsED.-We give elsewhere in cur columns, to-day,
very curoas AMI interesting account Of ac recent
eotp d61 Of Cheyalier Wizof, Tor wife and for
ture, as il appears TO have been collected aud
reported by Chsvslier Weed, Of Albany, who isn5w
travelling In Italy. and who received the information
from tho lady in tbe csse--Miss Gamble, OF Pals
delphia. Cheyallor Greeley ard Cheyilier Ray
mond publish the same story, and pronounce
strongly against " ko for hi. atrocious conduct 10
this affair; ssj certainly that conduct scemi bad
enough; FOR Wikef7s corp S'aat has not bsen 20
successful as his friends, Louis Napoleon.
According 70 this romantic narrative, it seems
that WkoG wanted wife and fortans st tie
same time-but the fortune most and If he could
not ret wife and fortune together, no wa Goa
tent With h2f Of The fortune wthou. her, % sin,
q1n non. II Cbeyalicr Wikof, instead OK bsing IA
advertUrer - Europe, rs ho has been for nearly
twenty years, had bcoona politician ia tbis ooun
try, 10 might have rison to 2 hgh position Ia al.
bany or Washington, a. one of his talents could
hays done; there he cogd nave easily ssolen twice
the amount Of the lady'a fortune, asd have been
considered m eminent naa, grea. POLITICIAN, add
. respectable mombsr OF Eo.ioty. Bu. tho mis-.
deeds Of a Cheysler in search or VITO, not being
sapotifed BY tho saving grace ofpotios, arc visited
sith the full weight Of condemnation duo TO them,
by the political GhevllieFs Weed, Greeley, lay.
pond. &c, &c 50 they ought. Awful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
DR.. KelIangor.a lan,rnnnt na nm .rf.rnnl

sad nt.rnl teEsey has sad is crrahle % curing re
sssss.s ihsn sn mediotn: offered for sal,
abore say Mat the only srole pu. before tLe pub
lie that the patronage rnd prsise elite
gopcry at sh0 mat sgreAh1 family moicIue offered 10
sale or nsed any u no following highly dIsnsuiGhsi per
kerris, Hon: ReknydF. Cs-msn, Hon Jehn A. DIX Hon
Anon Willis Mr. Wn. z. Porter edlsor, and Mr. Tohn
Morris, me- VIM u sorri' hon JAm.sR. whising, Kesra.
". Wsodwozth, M Reward 4. Thomas, NJ James Bath.
gate Or John Bysshurss Hon Aaron CLARK tx Alder.
rsa kaeert L Os.y, formerly 81 New YOrk ov; sad NJ
John y Borrtof. 81 the 6rr Of Nsrrok Van Duskirh
Oveg $500. 0Cg " tostlss have b.sn sod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

We leern from Washington that Com modore ahubrcs
nas been nominated by the PRECEDENT % succeed Com
nodore Skinner a. Chief Of the Bureau Of Construction,
Equipment, aud Repair. joh Herald
Commodore Lawrence Rousseau, and not Comm1-
dore Skinner 10 succeed Capt. slringham n ls
msnd Of the Goerort nsvy yard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

fss ends and scenter cures ell than any
ss before sho pablo for se.rly Y.srs Is f,ads
arc s beat u " ncw gus up for general family larg
oesufful otet BEETLES ~ ST. IL sschss shros deep
eosed esusn ans evsty Glars Of asmmssion ths unss
sseness OF the oress every species OF rheumatic
Al snner athe rtias and vsakneae Of ethar
MAJ asslv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

turn. Mrs. gbos hensarny story GOV, and
fractions " ths OK she toes which drsva under
that nearly eleven years shO fned her
.psrteertE ptiflng ths ponts OF thu et Win n
gr.nv swollen This wonderful cure tscn cfoaisd
ssyeu yosrs v0strSa Of the 1cuiy o. rsree
Mrs w. w,tf - es aud straight o. fhe aver
DID. Essidchce In Wtlilsmt6ursh, L'ng lsians.
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mr.. KciIins-r'a L,nimens oug.d mr.. wre-

dorick FFiatengorcf tnroful. lie vas covered VIA foul
ulcers ever hs whole body lie hiss teen cured 1--we
years. end NOT Rng9 mark hs made It's Appsarines since
e WAS ado meet awful aghs .hft She human ~.
held. an med,osi fos0erh for yss had failed TO
Residences, ersnre Go. Sbon Dr. X. treated him.
he lived ri ,hs " Hoetsr ana ohrsy sssss 10 this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

FcorrnH hiSTKgrsr. Oosorar.--ou Monday
evening next srand novel oone,Et--scotoh Irish and
ingb'hv'l take placs at the Female Academy BROOK
yn 70 y sifsn BY Mr. and Mrs Mcintyre whom several
q the songs q Burn, some Of III, rares Irish ad
English gems will be sung The sosgsbsing aosompsnisi
with explanations and Anecdotes Mr. Mcintyre Is said
10 be- unrivaled pater Of the socordeon which will
be introduced. From the reputation ~ Mr. and Mrs
Mcintyre, and from the naturs OF The eong, there IA
every probability Of very Interesting entertainment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

1HR BLACK SwAs--We see 1t announced that
The Black swan il soon to make her appearance in
New York. she Is said to DO fes robust, negro
yench, from the West someT where, darker than
Prince Boso u Hayti, not very Handsome 70 lock
at, bat perfect black angel to sing Her ai-
miners sag that she can riso higher, dive deeper,
ard como out dryer" then all hsr competitors, no.
excepting Jenny Lind She rejoces, although she
Is black. In the name o. Mis- Greenfield; md hss
been deishting the blue stockings and absiiionists
Of Boson and other places in New England Nov
that Kossuth has gone, should not our abolition
friends, white and black, prepare 70 give her
grand receptionl What roy Greeley and PejHcs
bobo, o. the Roy. Ward Boecher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Int afen days. Ella deep soased cough snd inflammation
ofthe LUNGS he was thonshs by many bs ipo.rsbe ID Il
aver t.o yssts since ihe oare vas yrecod. ana mol arc
sliehtest symptom has returned To romans ri0snra
health brow 10 the oly Of Philadelphia ms
bssnc.s - nhe never mad siox dsY. This wac INDEED
miraculous cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

LAns 70 b In6ana's favsrits candidate feG Ne
Presidency, and promises, in eass Of his aemina-
xsn, II 900 votes majority for him in the State.
The case Of N. p. Willis against Edwin For
rest, for the wen known assault and battery, TER
minated, yesterday, in . verdi't for the plaintiff,
Of "a 500.
In the Board Of Aldermes, yesterday evening, .
resolution was adopted, referring the subject Of
selecting site for mint to spe sal committee OF
three from each board. and ordering tho samo
when approved Of, to the general government for
the purpose Ct erecting mint thereon. The com.
mistee consists Of Aldermen Tweed, Strrsevsut,
and Smith. Another resolution was also adopted,
that special committee from each board proceed
to Albany, to lay the facts Of tho present system
adopted by the Commissioners Of Emigration
before the Legislature, and urge upon them the
necessity Of eftetiug m immediate and thorough
reformation in the Emigration Department, BY
which the officers Of that department be made
elective, and stringent provisions enacted for th'
due performance Of their duties with supervisor!
power in the Common Council to invest ate thsi
sgsirs and correct their abuses.
The Welsh Of this city gave banquet 90 Tues
| day last in honor OF their patron saint. We be
lieve al the foreign saints nov fully rsprescu ec
| in New York-St. Nicholas, St. Andrew, st. Ds
vid, St. George, st. Patrick, aad st. Donis.
| When are We to have st. Jonathan Society? I'll
| time.
| There was an anti Maine liquor Law meeting in
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening last. We give q
report Of its proceedings. Il was net quite equa
| 10 the late meeting in Metropolitan Hall in Thu
| city.
Numerous interesting items from Havana
Mexico, Texas, Sc, win be found under the teIe
graphic head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
A1sxa. sass

q HEwARD-LosT ON MONDAY. TaE FIRST or
WO March IN Dfosdwsy. beswaen TiSeensh street. aud
Chambers street, vbe waEing Ia Omnibus blue
Nmoed Tx eket niAi tho side With cross.
the other ide pearl surrounded with small and
miniature nsids he 1rdr viii receive ste above reward
by leaving the iOokss Al 10BzaT RATS, Je ssler 25
Broadway.
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DIR. Keuingor,s Imminent emrca M-. uu.

Blsekm cf most awful Httsok ~ seao rhueuass
AFTER hatna been twenty casually addicted AZ
reay eight years sines tnd he hos utsequaniy been
posed 70 oil irolcsp oes of wessher eRd has
gle pain bus tss enjoyed yez.ot hsh 2csdt1os T1ird
avenue rear n. o. sparks Ecu, mile Housa " gpssxs
Srovs Abe ctss vsii-ohii and sec him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

A WoRD FROM FATHER MATHEW We received,
foE dsys ago, private letter tom the venerable
Father Mathew, wherein that excellent man speaks
II the highest terms ~ TIC American people, ani
Lis reooLloCsns Of his visit b the United STATED
1iropos des botcs--Wha ia, bosome or the $500 or
500 produced by tao Catherine Hayes beaea to
Tho venerable father, ord yet remaining 10 tho
hands Of Messrs WsTdeell and Bourne Have
these worthy gentlemen sent the money 70 Father
4 Mathew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Warn0cks, No. ATS Broad way, Irving
House. urgently invite attention 10 their beautiful
Hats. They thrh il NOT TOO that paetarn
introduced just wha might DO expecsod OF them rsr
feet 10 symmery-chaste In completion beautiful 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Fhnlon's sgic Hair Dye, To color ths
hair wh5ksrs the applied, wthous injury
she hair or nkin Il csn BIO washed immediately wishout
disturbing Abe ecler ard has bad oder 10 applied,
or 5od, al Pialsn's Wiz aai Toupos Msnuf.oaory, i
Broadway. Ter sae hs city And country By druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

FhaIon's wigs and Toupsss-Ws world
ss the attention Of persons requiring wigs 70 areeent
proyonent. 7ks awarded silver medal ior She
9rst premium ~ hs last ss They DO ~ H. PdA-
hOEb w And HaiE Dls Factory ~ Broadway e9tner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
-Baichslor scelebrntedLia

Hair Dye,-Baic helor scelebrnted Liquid
Hair Dye he beat yo discovered for oolsng hair or
.hsssrs se nsusni II y ,gplied The wonderful case
and Certainty Win which shls fsvors and old csabhd
Hair Lvo psrfcrms al orahins. sale CT applied
SBATuaELOR5 Viz Fas.esy No. Wall street. Cepy
lha AddrAsn. - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

II Dlsesx1city could be applied, In equal
gsPsen = as:ssyias ifs = y has zee. = nvias e DE-.
nsnd new IN Europe. any discovery two hundTsA and
eighty unss destructive thas she previous nodss
that many nom death BY Consumption. In less thaa tive
months worth nocins Aud snas shaA has been done
by the Antdcts Is proved by every eerh,a sworn 70 b.
fsre the legal authorities.
Wigs and oupses.-.Batchslor'o new
style Wigs shs most perfect initiation %
nature Tn wanting superer Arsio!es
should call - TCaELDRS celebrated Wig Fsetsry, NO.
Wall street. where be found abe largest and BEN -.
sortnsnt In the oty. Copy ths address.
wigs, TOupecs, and Hair Cuttiug-Clu.
sens NJ requested to call ~ the
Of nlDbUksT asAso ~ Maiden lane, vAers sney
have hand The largest Of
Hsir In the hlss witness ths new spring
STYLE II Hair Cuttiss for 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy.-Ths great
Preside Remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarsenoss
rious shrost and lung complaints Sold by Hrs W. JER
Wis, 36S Broadway. and by druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Spring Clothing at WhOlesaIe.-Ws beg
lesvs ss the attention of Western ana southern
shants vsp City for spring purct
Spring ard Summer Csthnz which wss never large nor
varied maDufacture Of This season. II embraces
every .nd desirable STYLE wsh s the
taste and s1ega for vhich thinh
40 Justly celebrated, and prices resy low mt
form, D. J, DEYLIN,
81 and 35 John, corner Of Nasssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Phalon's Chemical Hair InvigOrator,
70 prevent bsdrss and 70 restore hair that hiss fallen
bseoms thin Ana ser2f daneYuh invest
rith :ush brilliant gloss and par our for sale ~
M broadway and al tho drag ssDras in city and ovD
In America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Cutting Hair ana Whlskers skNTnlIy,
beautifully and in entirely conforming 70 ihs
anee Of ths wearsr 81 HILL the suimisabs oorners
Pine and " ASSAM ss.etts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
G;HM ealy.lTAEIY.

NEW YORK VoI UNTAEsa.-THE RECRUITS VINO
~ Joined the First asgnent Of New York Voiunseers
after the Ian erg ~ Vsra Cruz requested and
enrol their ames 81 hc asrcer House.
and Mercer streets Friday nh 5th inst "a n
and r. H., for their mutusl teneas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Genin's Spring style OF Hats were Intrs-
dueed on SATURDAY the Ian February Gentlemen
Of ha superior in style and 9nAlity invited " os
GENIN. No. 2t4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

FhafOnN new spring StyIe OF IaIr cut
NnE-Nsw principle In Hair ,Oultns-Clcan Hair Brushes
for s BY tho bMi. fallaftssn Of The hes, artists Ano
oolprcs anything b.fors arrsoed OF In New York 81
PHAL0N8 Crybsa Ralsoe, lT Broadway, corner Of Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04
RAW & Admms. No. ~ WllI

Ray ~ Adams, No. 80 William street.
Pine nor dealevs in Hosiery that thoy daily
eeiypg styles and qasiies specsly selected the retail
trade Detlers Permitted TO examine and to their
opinions anxiety make es, lesdl, into
urripg CUSTOMERS 70 purchase in opposition 10 their
juogment.
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u q D. DE 7 FINW1
81 snd Is Johu, cornes Of N.ss al street.


Gentlemen whose personal appearance
has Tered msrtyrdom By made msfssing Shirts arc
invi'eo to GkkEns No. As.or House where by shs sJs
made NOT merely well. but with such perfect
ston tho figure other method did
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e,.urs O.,eudnr-rna. D.v,

DuPHnaE 0ouar-3p~olal rerm.-Nos. ~, Al, Al, AZ, At
to 81. Circuit -2l0 2a4to 236
DvPERioa OsvaT, 1.-TWO Branches Mos. SO 162 lSe,
49, ala 47t AL g. 466 IA l3e 2S8, 49, asa ass, b.
Ase ass A9l 402 4es 4o6, s9e 900, SOL 3 49, sos GOT,
6Qe, 800, bll 6l2 b14; Bl6
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Important iron Wsshangten.-0sasra
Hullsr,a Le tteH On The Ger nramlaa

Inpsrtant iron Wsshingssn.-0sasRa
Buslsr's Letter en- the CsnPreniss.
We give under our tslsgraphis intelligence from
Washington, the famous letter from General But
lsr Of kentucky, addressed TO Francis r. Blair, 10
which tho Kentucky statesman gives his 6rm ad-
hesioa to ali the compromise acts, and especially the
Fsg,nvs Siars lap; and thus far dbposes Of the
story circulated agains. him that he Was favorable
10 the anti slavery and free soil factions Of the
North.
This letter contains the Same opinions which
General Butler avowedin similar letter addressed
about the same time TO gentlemen Of this CITY, and
which ws saw soen after it was received Whether
this Ayowal will help or irjure General Bltler's
claims at the Baltimore Convention We cannot ex-
actly tell without first taking careful lunar OBJ
servation. At all events, it speaks well for the
fapkness ard manliness OF the kentucky candi-
date. What will the snti-slsvery faction of the
democracy say now Whom viii they support =
| whose coat tai lay hold off
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

"A MEXICAN INSTITUTE A STATED MEETING or
a his Institute will be st the Institute
No S5l Rresdway Thursday th evening, At half pas
scl.ek Jhe mhes especially A.
tend husne of the highest will be lad
fore the meeting HENRY kEIG5. Keoor ding Secretary
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ATA MEETING or TpS MEMBERS or AMERICAN
Hose Co.. Nc. ~, Eoadiy evening" the lat The
foilOwiIs proaGtle and resolutions Wess unanimously
ap pied, viz -
ourmucs esteemed an worthy aspoc;.te, Henry
W. Baphs has retired from The of,e OF rorsns this
Company sitrsion he So hltu With credit 10
hin self, and a'ietcn to TIRE uGder hia snd.
Who view with ,ergs Of pr De and pleasure suc
shieh has asesdet bis ever'ng Efforts TO oIvae ,ho
Conn hoth an usefur es5-Tbeyefore
Resolved That him uafciEned and heart
lsthsnhs fer TIE uniform budness he shown
abe members tts CompADyor the lively interest," ne has
avavs for their welfsre-and his earn OK
efsions. under all and all 70
rase the Company the position u enjoys
believing ae we do, hat IL wing 20 HIS lind
that We are Eow pisceo tion equaed by few sud
celied by none o. he numerous companies that now
COMPOSE ,he New York Five Department
Resolved 7hst lille sincerely ard deeply this
circumstances thrt hsis
a. orr presaing nicer Of removal from
tie cy. IrTt th.t less will be him gain, in
bis re emens from office he carries With him beat and
moss ardent wishes fr 10 all his
lid him God iteed in A. his dong and desire esrnessly
that h. Journey Through life be prosperous
nentiy happy By order fshe Company,
Ii. sCHREINER secrcssry PRO TEN.
EOR ALBANY-wlTB RELAY OF ENGINES AND
wishont chsnye of cars Fare So 90 Regularity and
safsty combined The Of tie New Pork and Harlem
Rsosd losve The City Halt ton, York daily tsun
days exospted) at O'Clock, A, NJ. n. SLOAT, supt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

Store 10 let Ia Brooklyn, ON Fulton
street. between Hillary and Johnsoa street-One of the
three sberAt four ory frsessore front stores no
ae.p feet frost IA fsst inch ceiling, with revolving
Iron shuer. and French plata in front iron shussss
In spacious skylght of store aud
mental snd pieces, 10 we'll adapted for
Dry Goods 0arpss store IT let 20 The right kind
Of would he fitted 10 suit and be ready for
patton by tho nrst Of April For further inquire
Of 10. WHlrEAoU5k. l65 Fulton strset, Brooklyn.
j. N. Gimbredc, Card Engraver, respect
fully informs proprietor Of the cellar ~ No John
ths he has given business bnt has
No 6ss Broadway Hotell whore he will a.
weu,d remind the putlc bss he the sole
the late Joseph Peras having purchased the IL the
name, 10 entitled to the benefits therefrom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

fred by CHAB WOOD 703 Rro,dwAy seeare for your
SELF country reldenoe and in besuul and healthy place.
at Lake Land, l. Gal - his office ths day AMI AXE
your purchase. small sum Of money only 10 ossssyy.
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10 vacant lots. -Leh March So viii b
tisusd his day March 4h ~ twelve o'clock ~ tho Ner
chants hxchsna New York soms ths best lots
for About one bundled Are already sod and Abe ba
Terms Is cent bond aas years.
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pENMANEBlP.--EveRy DAY THIS wEpg NJ,
n1os1tn <so EdgAy roceves ew rups Ia his an
MINING Glaaser. Irrws ens 50 90 or IL, y. ~
mar ssh. Lsd,s csse's at II A ANA T. III s,ea.is.
ahn rooms Only ro0ucea 10 SlD N'e" "'siVn' NJ
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SpANItH LANoUAGE-A. DR T. EAEz. TEacuEr
~ 81 MesIspnh Ia gage, having few hours dscns.rss
viii soyote them In giqns lessons AZ his tfcs AZ
part OF the city, ard will mako ~ ~
reotne-s sod punctpsty Addre,s No psv n,un cot
dotr fros BtohdNaZ, :eom No. %. - 'V.eos, oa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

f)kIosNi4 bOhtMhG SCHOOL AT KEyPoRr NJ
EAsenH vho orc stnu. 30 place theft sons =. sabos
~ ere teei al stqasnt themselves win 80
s,s g . ssGyts ss his n, uen Terms are
oruttler rATlepisTa plstsc address j. s. Po,wt 80.
elpai y kefpctt 10 - milss f.pm Now yayh nv
o'elccs, II. n. ~'''"S osreeS ~
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EEGRAvER wAHTLD.-A GOOD RN3gAvsR WHO
IA undergtan ss aviug btsss for hookbin doris.
ply 10 HUEsTIs LEVT, III and li9 0raod stysst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-04

McfNTrRES MUSICAL EVENINGS III.
lA briEy Bre.erty, ocrntr Of Leonard strecbuordsy
evening Msieh " ana Hi NcIutyre celebrated Scos
ti3h AND Irish vooacte will give their poTnrr M
sal entsrtainn tns embracing some rare ss r,ant.i As
numerous Recsss. kce pgesrsmneS. 10 oonmsace al
o'eook Tickets, IS cents =
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-11-20
INTERESTING DISCOVERIES IN PERSIA.

| we have had the pleasure of listening to letter
written IN Persia to gentleman in Boston, which
gives an account of recent and interesting dis
coveres in that country The writer is scientific
gentleman of the highest standing, an American,
and one whose position in Persia is pledge of the
correctness of his details.
The line between Persia and Turkey has not
been defined with that exactness which peace and
security demand; and soldiers have by both Govern
ments been placed upon the disputed territory to defend
the tights of Turkey and Persia. And for many years
the soldiers have been in the practice coming into col
ision To avoid this bloodshed, and settle definitely the
boundary line between the nations England and Russia
have induced Persia to consent to mixed commission
which should embrace England, Russia, and Persia
That commission is engaged in establishing the line
between Persia and Turkey Col. WILLIAMS well known
many Americans and Of character and talent is
the English commissioner.
In the prosecution Of this work the have
come upon the remains Of the ancient palace Shusan
mentioned in the sacred books Of Esther and Daniel
gether with the tomb of Daniel the Prophet The locality
answers to the received tradition Of IT'S position and the
internal evidence, arising from its correspondence with
the description Of the palace recorded in the sacred his
tory, amount almost to demonstration The reader
turn to Esther, ch. ], v. g. There he will read Of
pavement Of red and blue, and white, and black mar
BILE in that palace" That pavement still exists and as
described by COL Williams, corresponds to the descrp
ton given thus in the sacred history And in the marble
columns dapdated ruins the sculpture and the remain
ing marks of greatness and glory that are scattered
around the commissioners read the exact truth Of the re-
cord made by the sacred penman.
Not far from the palace stands tomb it is scalp
tured the figure of bound hand and foot, with a
huge hon in the act of prngng upon him to deveur him
No history could speak graphically the story Of Daniel
in the lions den.
The commissioners have with them an able corps of
engineers and scientific men, and interesting disco
veries may be expected The Persian are
found upon the palace and the tomb. Glass bottles
elegant those placed upon the toilet table of the ladies
Of our day. have been discovered with other indications
OF art and refinement which bear the statements of
the Bible Thus twenty-five hundred years after the his
torians of Esther and Daniel made their records their
histories are verified by the peaceful of the
nations of our day.-Boston Chronicle