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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24
City Itelligence.

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY,"
special meeting of this society convened Saturday
their room in the University-Mr Bancroft President
The Secretary called the attention of the Chairman
TO the fact that there sufficient number Of
members present to constitute quorum, and that this
the second time they had failed in getting attend
but he considered that the old bylaws Of the
association longer in effect and the by
laws not yet adopted they might proceed with the
Of business without any reference to the
ton making a quorum TO consist of fifteen members.
The Chairman said that as it was not officially objected
that there quorum present he would assume that
there quorum The reading Of the minutes Of last
meeting dispensed with. Mr. Livingston then read
the new by laws for the adoption Of the association
The bylaws submitted with few amendments
were unanimously adopted and lorna ballot for the
election Of officers proceeded with under the new char
ter The ballot Of course, resulted in the appoint
ment Of the officers holding under the old organization
Mr. Disturnell presented petition asking that the
society procure in Broadway Wall street for the
transaction Of their business Referred to the Board IL
the trustees be called for Tuesday next which carried
Mr. Dewitt Bloodgood the Corresponding Secretary read
an interesting paper the Euxne or Black sea and
another on the survey Of the river Paraguay which pa
psrs were placed among the archives Of the society The
meeting then adjourned.
TIN IsrAsTcIpr At THr sourH FrRRy-on the
ing OF the 10Th instant Mary Mcclure arrested at
the South ferry charged with the destruction Of her
newly born infant which it is alleged she threw into the
river at the ferry house Yesterday Mrs Ann Beate
siding at so Charlton street wife Of Mr. Joseph Beat
tie called Justice Bogart, at the Tombs and made an
affidavit in reference to the above This lady IL the
party alluded to when Mary arrested who gave the
information to Mr. Birdsa the brdgeman at the ferry
Mrs Beatie forth in her evidence that when she
entered the ladies' private ut the ferry house she
observed Mary at the water closet with her back towards
her. but approaching, Mary suddenly turned around
and sat down At that moment Mrs b. observed she had
a child in her arms and it began to cry. Mary then
nursed the babe and spoke to It, saying Hush, hush
daddy is coming. daddy Is coming" But from the
strange exhibited by Mary suspicion wasat once
aroused in the mind of Mrs b. that Mary intended TO
destroy the child and she forthwith left the and
informed her husband Of the fact Almost Immediately
after. Mary coming from the without her
child The arrest then made--of which the facts
have already been published Since the arrest, Mary
Mcclure bssaclnowledgcd TO Mr.. johnson, the efficient
and oblging Clerk of Police that the infant was two
dave old died ina her before she threw !. away
She has admitted that she il not married and that
the father Of child resides Long Island but she
refuses give bic any than he is called John;
ard there great many Jaeks a. well Jo,.ns
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MON Ely MARK EFT.

SUNDAY, May 23-6 P. NJ
During the past week the stock market has been mode
ratey active but prices have throughout been steadily
bat gradually settling down. Compared with prices
rent at the close Of the previous week. those yes
tcrday show decline of from one to three per cent
This Is not strange unexpected 1t the result Of too
great accumulation Of fancy stocks in Wall street,
and the absence Of all demand from outside specuatcrs
The besrs have been very cautious in their operations
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Knapp's Health Restorative Bitter,.-In-

numoabe toLics have had the day and passed into ob
won since this preparation given 10 the world yet IL
s remains standard medicine Its reputation rests
fcts and those not show that for dyspepsia weak
general debility loss Of appetite. Of kindred
Diseases IS beyond comparison tho beat roparaon
tant. General depot No 1852 Hudson street. New York; G..
v. Cickner Co. No 81 Barclay street. New York; and
rrs Hayes No F5Fultop street Brooklyn. Only 30 cents
Isr bottle.
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Visits to the Dutch Frlgate Prince OF
OranGe-The Mayors Visit.

We present our readers with report of the Mayors
address Saturday to Captain Byl vroe Of this
frgate and also the reply of the Captain The partcu-
lars of the visit published yesterday =
THE MAYORS ADDRESS,.
board the Prince Of Orangehs Majesty King Of aoi-
Mayor or Of the a city y
YORK for %yssSs in behalf Of its
affords yst srsa,sr pleasure when consider
Orange Of which you arc the commander anchored in
in honor Of whom the river bears its which entered
land. Your and Holland were
a GT MsG I the and
wdernsss inhabited BY savage tribes Of Indians which
here .sssis siea Sey
the s9a Ss
Though years have passed away and great yements
many good rrin cipes and city
sy the early and worthy Holland se.sr Nor yond
gratitude and affection for the of those vrtuous
and may hereafter do therefore aecordnsiy
for myself apd fellow citizens bid you cordial welcome
fare r. SGhs sSa..oss c.n..,n ~, en-
thank you, Mr. Mayor kind words jus. uttered
in Honor on the the
ship ynasr my command The frank. cordial ana unai
. q 5 s. sIS y on
which previously visited in the United States we
met the friendly welcome but it but be douby
gratifying to in this port owing TO the associations
and recoectons which connected with it. This
tui and magnificent city well first settled
BY our common ancesors and amongst the
who visited since arrival there have been
descen dans from the fatherand anxious to tread
f1s 1y ths
independence and which, under they achieved
Of which justly proud And in the present
day. although under different forms Of government there
countries the face OF the earth tina:
rational liberty than either of Iagan bid your Honor
family thrice welcome, and invoke Gods blessing on
your noble city, country and yourselves. loud
cheers)
Yesterday being Sunday divine service wac as usual
duly performed deck and the day strictly observed
But few persons visited the ship and Of course
officially. The all attired in their Sunday
jackets and presented fine appearance and enjoyed
their holiday.
The number Of guns with which the Mayor was sauted
Saturday thirteen and not eleven, stated in
Yesterday paper
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Malls for California.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
The steamship Cherokee Cap. Windle will sail at two
O'Clock this afternoon with the mails for all parts of the
4&siAc fha aEw YoRK WEEKLY HERALD viii be pub
Aca at ten oAock this morning. The mails will close
- one o'clock.
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generally adnttad mat good tale Is The 20
be twice told Taking advantage Of this license for repct
top, reteratc that our opinion backed prolonged
experience remains decided formerly
the unapproachabe virtues of the Hyperion the
hair and Amole for shaving invented and sold by VIM
BOGLE III Washington street, Boston. Amole must
Shaving madetay least that l. the homes
tation We give 70 ITS effects when in Sold wholesale and
retail by a. Vs. u. Sands 100 Fulton street: Rushton,
Clark Co.. and Rice smith. 727 Broadway William II.
q the nrl
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Court Calendar-This Day

SUPERIOR CouRT.-(Two branches).-Nos. 400, 466
365, $50, 342 34 1885, 352 AL, 40 $40 $780, 534 $40
54s $50 55l 55, 554 $780, $50, $751; $685. $685. SEQ, 56l
$685. 564, $685.
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There Is not In the wide, wide world n
remedy that will speedily and eectualy cure the piles
and heal sores Of any description man or horse as
SMARTS Aboriginal Pile Ointment, and All Healing Reso.
iatye price only 90 cents box Also, smarts Compound
sumption for diseases the lungs. Try IL.
Only IN cents a bottle Office, lO7 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

HarDAVISS Rahvene acts the Of the hair
cause reproduction of the original coorna substance
BY the Of this preparation the hair restored tos orr
gnal color, soness and growth Price, 80 bottle
warranted For sale the general depot 06 Grand street,
and at l2 broadway 30 Washington street, 1852 Hudson
street, l27 Bowery, and Ill Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

WATERING PLACES TO BE RUINED.-The Maine
Liquor law, which goes into operation in july will,
Of course, entirely cut up and ruin the following
watering places:-Nahant, Cape Cod, Plymouth,
Lynn, and more especially Newport, in Rhode
Island. Those watering places where wine is to
be got as usual-such as Saratoga, Lebanon,
Sharon, White Mountains, Rockaway, Coney Island,
Fort Hamilton, &c., &c.-will all flourish beyond
former years
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Hy0tts Life Balsam.-Thc princi pal Once
for the sale Of this great purifier Of tho blood certain
cure for rheumatism scrofula &c. aud
water II TO quenoh thirst 10 removed TO 6 Grand street.
six doors east OF the Bowery.
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To Groeers and Hotel Ksepen.-wolfs,s

celebrated Sohedam Gn.The subscriber bexs leave TO
inform the trade that he prepared supply
and hotel keepers with this celebrated Gin
by himself exclusively, at sehedam, in Holland This gin
the that shipped to London called the Club Gin.
In order to better dtns ii from limitations which
appear In this and other in the United States
bis name Is in full on the jug, label, and cork ss
uD0LPH0 WOLFE. No. u Beaver street.
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Crystal Palace Again,-Patent Three-ply
ingram and patent Tapestry three Carpetng
exhibited At the Worlds Fair at 90 Bswery. HIRAM
ANDERSON'S Also, Pardoe's and Crosby & Sons English
Exhibition Tapestries and Brussels gnifcent
new styles. They will be sold remarkably low.
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ardent politician His shelves stocked with his new
style Of hats perfect in design excellent in material
passed IN manufacture fashonahe and destined to become
exceedingly popular An outlay of four dollars will furnish
roof to that will carry him and ereda
bly, through the months Try KNOX and don for
get he ~ Fulton street. adjoining the Sun and OPP
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Canal Street Carpet St0re.-Novv II the
At 70 Canal street. Z. A. PETERSON cos, and there
per y.rS Taussry brss,es ssab
shngs per yard. Also large and spen did sssdr-
ment Of Tapestry Vsvata.
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Watches, Watches, and Jewelry.-The

snNo...ts.:s ss,,., "U 81 y.'u-..:Ie
xaby low prices being much less than any other
housefne gold epne Watches four holes jewefed, S25
fine gold levers, full jeweed $50 gold enamecd
satches for ladies' s gold huetng watches for ladies'
patent levers $40 to 500 silver detached $50
gold hunting watches which eight days gold hunting
eases, which change into three different Witches gold
watches which wind up and set without any key. Also,
chronometers. and all other styles Watches aSsqualy
low prices Also All kinds of Jewery and Silver WIRE a.
much less Than the usual prices. GEORGE 9. A&nEN,
Importer OF Watches and Jewery VIII esae and yetail
No Wall street. Cup star) near broadway formcy at
81 wall street, - 7S =
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English Floor OIL Cloths, "a feet wide,
elegant new marble scroll and figures fsatn finish
beautiful floor Oil Cloth in widths at D. 3D. 3 3D. and
49, yard and upwards the extraordinary bargains
ever offered in this city.
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steamer Atlantic. ut

just received, per steamer Atlantic, Mt
w. T. Lewss carpet upholsterers, 49, Pearl street,
superb highly finished medallion Carpet with splendid
Also mosaic Rugs o. the latest and fashion
cannotb snrpassed also ngran STAIR and other Carpets
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Hair Dye.-BatchclOr's celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the best yet discovered for eorng the hair
whskcrs the moment It applied. The wonderful and
certainty with which this hvorite and cid established Hair
Dye performs 10 stonbing. 1t 10 for SALE applied
BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, Nos Wall street. Copy the
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contemplate getting Individual family features taken
should competent operators whose works OF art
have premiums and prizes for superiority.
The prices the pictures that there
no eeonom1e for the cheapest likeness but
at once, obtain premium picture Of HOLMES, No. $50
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Great Bsrgains In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HUMPHREY, $40 Broadway, corner Of White street,
having purchased largely At late large auction w
dposs Of the same At the following low Vel
yets ISL Tapestries 9s Brussels 8s Threepy IT, to SIS
Ingrains, A.. to g.. and AL other goods equally lew
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Look at this:-Only Four ShllIings per
yard for beautiful large and small figured ingram Csrpetng
2s 3 3s 3D. and As. per yard ingram Carpets
g., S., and s.. Cd. yard. Call and them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

Glorious '-English Imperial Thrce-ply
Carpeting Of and gittrng colors magnificent
unique mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited At
80 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S Also, American three.
ply Carpets at g. 3d. 7 and per yard of elegant new
spring STYLES,
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Wigs and T0upeos.-BatcheI0r's new style
sfWss the perfect imitation
yet ented. Those wanting superior article should
call At BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. wall
street. where found the largest
IN the city Copy the address.
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4th July, 1s51.-NIany persons In this city
are waiting the reduction Of price Of SINGERS Sewing
earnest On and after the 18th July next advance of 81
take any adsantage Of tie Of the thew
must have them but to the
patented and applied for since the original
issued and it's quite the public should what the
T. n SINGER CO. 25s Broadwav
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UTedL DCHnWuU pre-
MUM Fine Cut Tobacco and SnuRs has induced tho
proprietor to enlarge hs we are in
in manufacturing Bogerts stands
unrvned in this country and invited to
give II impartial trial 1t may be found at retail in all
Of the hotels and cigar Dealers
vantage to order their supplies direct from the principal de-
pot SO vesey street. New York; at tho branch No.
layge discount their purchases.
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M. Levett, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway,
takes this method to invite the public to witness his great
improvements in Dentistry Introduced by him. Once
ours from l0t clock. His work the can
nbtained as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

Teas.-The best Assortment Of Fine Teas
will be found at the of the Canton Tea Company
Chatham street. (between Pearl and Roosevelt Oldest
Tea Establishment in the city We readers that
they do better than elsewhere either wholesale or
retail. They have new NO branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

Fine Clothing MT low Prioes.-New goods
constantly being manufactured seasenabe under gar.
the most approved styles, at the one price Establish
ment Of ALFRED MUNROE & CO.. al Broadway.
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exception reservation the very host Invented equal
celebrated Is GOURAuDS Medicatcd Soap: for curing
Subtitle uproots hair from Of the body Liquid
Rouge, Lily White and Hair Closa G7 walker street.
near Broadway.
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I'm ANUIAL.,

DRAFTs ON IRELAND, &c.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ draw sight drafts various banks and bankers
England, Ireland and Scotland, in sums to suit.
WILLIAMS GUION, Ne. 40 Fulton street.
Passage be secured by the old Black Star line Of Lii
yerpos packets sailing st 6th lth l6th 2st and 9th
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CROWDED CITY.--We never saw New York, in
its hotels and public houses, crowded as during
these days. The length and severity Of the winter
have thrown all the usual casual vsiters that
son into the spring. and filed hotels from cellar
to garnet. The principal hotels generally turn away
from fifty to hundred and fifty almost every night.
These travellers have, frequently, to drive round
town for a couple of hours, visiting half dozen
hotels in their peregrinatons before they find shell
ter for the night These crowds of visters fill our
concert rooms, theatres and all public places,
night after night.
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The the Se. that there
et once, adobtas premium picture Of HOLMES No. go
The Cheapness of rhomp son's Pictures Is
fact you only % ea at hs No si' Broadway
CoIored skylight Daguerrcotypos for
Fifty cents a. kiNSs Rooms 70. aGmsry ssswssn
type coored and cneased for Fifty Cents and
equal to the best that can be produced
to ladies offered this week. at the Paris Mantla En-
porum Broadway. Four thoutaudy eight hundred and
last and ready for Of the richest
and lower prices than heretofore For par
a''iAr'' ''' "'''' '''~ GEO. BULPiN. Proprietor.
Straw Hats.-It IL astonishing how FASH
ionab,c this season. and there Is estab-
a. cheap
Bower He keeps ySu are sure to
New York Linen Hall, Chinese Buildings,
+. . y %
% s s % aS'S ss, Sas
in Sss s1sr
sonvsnsnss found i almost i'm
sn good sa sHiS
sss IL asSs
md their way into the sossamers hands very low
price, and need not add are freqpently found TO be
evil propretors pledge themselves in instance to
:s pr
surfing .rtss ne i.Ss:s price Th: stock
70 III Of RI
+ ;s Sn s
Aeratis. made as ths prices have been calsu
lated at very small sons DA VI Co.,
III s.s sG a.'
ns un Ss. would b
Among men ofFashion, Agate's, ass Broad
L
q his so.. under Sns
belts, &c, are popular throughout the Union.
Paris made Shirts arc no longer the stand-
ard q These made to 81 e. ss sS, No
the human form far more elegant and give infinitely
same class turned ont in the French capital.
The Splendid display Of Summer Clothing,
pow made At the Empire Clothing % 2o and s
much not to be found any other
the made as pastera are now
article Of Canton SILK Coat weighing that for
''''' "A' '''' '- SMITH, DRUMGoLD & PRoCH.
Citizens and gentlemen from the country,
wishing TO- procure Clothing to order or ready made
cIHRKS is ws%s street. and John
streets Sack ORDER $40 to $2 supeTne Dress
Coats. 500 fine linen Coat 81 So Established lS44
The Mutual Admiration Society.-This
Society meets daily at SMITH & RICES City Clothing
Warerooms o2 Fulton street. Its members composed
of purchasers and the prpretors Of this
and such is the excellence OF the articles Sold and the
low charges that buyers and sellers alike gratifed
Long lay this N. A. S. flourish.
Fine Clothing MT low Prices.-NcW goods
constantly being manufactured. Seasonabe under
ments for gentlemen in great variety Boys Clsthng Of
the approved styles, at the price Establish
ment Of ALFRED MUNROE g. CO., AL Broadway.
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NOTICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUBSCRIBERS
An have this day formed copartnership tras-
action Of general Custom House brokerage business
ONCE, Pine street, up stArs-New York. May 81 1852
ALLEN G. WASHINGTON,
TEODORE.A. MYERS,
(Late Of Grenelle, Talman, Bibby e. Coz
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FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with board and pleasant rooms; also, n
Handsome furnished paror the first noor suabs for
we Of Broadway.
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his unique LIQUID Hair Dye large and incesant although
IL as yet. to the public. When the fact shall be
generally understood that the capillary Of
The hair and colors them by the process that
herself instead burning cauerisng the bres
the skin Of the head the demand will be still This
retail at CkIsTADOROs wig and Scalp Establishment,
Astor House. N B-Prvatc rooms for applying the Dye
and fitting n Wigs,
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"A house, having all the modern convsncnces. gas hot.
cold and shower baths &c. will furnished parors
bed connected to gentlemen only, without board
No 1872 Blocker street.
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Observation-Disclosures is WANTED OF JAMES
w Horn by his wife, Janet Horn, who residing
Mr. Patersons, No. 81 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn Any
WIFE He is native of Scotland and is only short in
this country Friends acquantances who may hear
hts will please send word the address,
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.-ARLINGTON HOUSE.
- miles from New York. near the Bath House on
Long Island now for the mmodation of few
square, and the house elegantly finished furnished
Terms reasonable Stages from the Fulton ferry Brooklyn
pass the house daily. r. CRISW ELL.
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& IN REwARD.-LOsT, ON SATURDAY.. TWENTY
" ~ Second do on Pier No. !, North River Porte
monnaie with $50 in gold, gentlemans breast and
sundry papers Whoever will return the same to NJ.
Wiener No 80 Rvington street. will receive the
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table high notes of Madame Goldsehmdt-for
at the optical establishment Of WALDSTEIN L. BEEKEL
45 Broadway together with the best Of spectaces and
tical ina al
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOM-
IA modated with permanent board, in private family
at IN Edrdge street. References exchanged. Apply i'm
med
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The Cheapness OF Thong sOn's Pictures is
ouly their excellence 70 be convinced OF this
fact You only call his No 3l3 Broadway
fyst door below the City Hospital.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO A
IA gentlemen, without board, in priv ate family
room, second story. A ply at 81 Franklin street,