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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
limited STATES MAIL sTEAMERa-rhe sbirt

tOmpOsink this Inc are The touoWnt
ATLANTIC Capt Wert PACI nrc Cspt rye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Cosnstoes
ADRIAT1C, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built BY contract expressly TOT Gov
eminent service Every care has been taken In their
sruction also In their Engines to nsure strength znt
speed and their accommodations for passengers arc ane
uualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Hew-York Liverpool In frE-clas cabin $lS In seconf
so SO ;exclusve OF extra rate-rooms fSn iron
Liverpool 10 NewYork, aS0 and EGO An experienced s1
econ attached ship No berth secured until paid ff
A0 nnnnncrr n .nur,u or q LII tArn
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COAL.-I still continue TO sell, as usual,
TN. hest Red Ash AZ the lowest posi- bic pncsdslya
tro nv wards ~ IS PEI Is cents les from oo1s
PETER CLINTON, King-st, GOerck and hv'nfSn.
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DEDUCTION of FARES BETWEEN

FROM PHILADELPHIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Saloon single $40 Saloon single Slater l0sns
double 66I doubs
forward forward %
Including Ste yards fees
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
from Phsdelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
From Phll.delphis..$20 From liverpool IS Eunsas
Certificates Of passage will he issued here parties whs
DESTROYS Of bnoging out their friends at corresponding
Frsight fine goods co. per un and goods
hardware, &c will be taken subject TO agreement
Frstclass steamships ply between Liverpool and GLASGOW
HaWe, RotS dam Legh0m, Maseiles aud oth.r Mediter
ports by which goods he shipped Lyep)o
and thence by this lne 10 Philadelphia direct.
An experienced Surgeon will b. carried on each ship
All goods the agents IN Philadelphia and Liverpool
will be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For feight passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON Philadelphia and New-YoJk
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO. Liverpool.
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kIzLAfpns AhzAHse.- -.tha Ear.
tssRses-...-. 81 SeA.-.... 81 hoon.Kisss. sos
..sn
ssrey AocA ..ss eas Gov hhsa.b esu Hell Ssts Ssa
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.xrort AZ 10 steady sales OF y 20 onsnz y
ssr e. m .o1nd Goa Ste for Western mixed ssa 'A'
- r<srnS yellow - ,,i.e. siirhtIy favor tss
W. ..Iss al ffn bbls @ie62ss for Uni'' sno |'''>
- market 70 dull for Pork. the rsde
,rsry BIT there ). di.poan 70 pres e, p sses
a. .s. ar, bols tls for Mes sno $40 =
,,. are ssfer ard the ami yals sht sses OF -, ia
=, All s0a<l5 for Mess and " dS TOT rnrne rnrs
81 .rd yrie,s nominal sales Of 800 rerces od
~ 40 ,,rrn. Beef Hams searce soDe IN mrs,
go. sajss o. sms 81 Cut Meats are very nrn sne
49,; ss,,.nd; rale. Of 200 bbls and tere.s AZ &c y sc
-, Usms .no &C. n8gc for shJuders Lara very III
81 the sSvsnee ssles Of m bbs :nd sfces 3. 80. -.
md ktss at tea ulc ButeF IL iess neny ~ va :,
S~xsv s.ss 81 Ohio iS 6i6c. epc Wcsoen "'s ~
r. b lie Cheese is In dere>e demand, a. &c az
JTAD-Tbe msyket 10 easier; sales ct s""Ps' 'ai'"4
tII0W-There b fair demand for the trade; sAs' Of
,oe f,sre.s fair Few Orleans, at &c, csah
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mo lhe GOLD DIGGINiS. InSrp =

Il LlA-Fs only s75'-The sailing u "a. aRtnnis
OF Provisions and Bedding this VIII b. d. on, ~
that price-hts y. German spoken an 49, "Aoe ~
early I. Il. SANDERS Co. No 3 wsssest. NV
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NETWORK, HALIFAX, and QUE


~ BEG LINE Of STEAMSHIPS, BI.aoNrdLY
tOvehir Halifax snd Pietou. Nova ScOts CharOtteo
Prince EDWARDS Island ShadIsc and Mirsmichi NeS-
Brunswick GsEe Lower Canada under contract withfhe
British Cow for the lntereoouia Route The
and fast Steamship ALB ArROSS a. 100 tIns burden, and
25O se-pcver) Jsmes Kesny. Commander will leave
THURSDAY July |. from pier No IS y. r foot of Frank
Inst with first class accommodations for 100 eaba
gers ard $50 freight will sail from New-YOrk, bi-
monthly for Halifax and Quebec touching at the interme
diste ports in the British Provinces
Passage ~ this unuvaleo for tourists and comms
eia men, vii recommend itsel The FIRST direct eOmmuBi
cation by anlshps from New York QueSec, visiting the
chief ports in Novs Scotia Prince Edwards Islands New
Biuswick and Lower Canada
Psssag, from New oTk TO Halifax ...............sl5
O1eOec.................. 40
Halifax 20 Pictou. ......................... 4
Prince Edwards Island. .........
mnatnlcnl. l.
- (lls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
few family cabins can be secured early application
Great ard dispatch will BE- guaranteed in receiving
AZ dischargiDg freight at the various ports
For freight psseae apply 10 the Agents;
DRAPER, No. 46 PiDe-str New-York;
w. ELLIOTT co. Doansst, Boston;
w. NJ HARRINGTON, Halifax;
CAPT SLEIGH. Charlottetown p r. Island
MACPHERSON, CRANE co, Montreal and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
The Turf.


unios CouRsE, l.. l-TRorTIsc.-A most capital tro
of yesterday afternoon between Lady Brooks
Pet, for purse and stake of $780, which by the
after five closely contested heats and taking intu
consideration the number Of which she has been
engaged In this and particularly the two mile
on Monday with Tacony. they stamp her enc o.
the bert psgs that appeared on the track.
Long Island presents most charming aspect
Spring having been unusually backward vegetation
for time retarded; but within few weeks it has quick
cned wonderfully The grass has grown at rapid rate
while the brilliant hues of countless flowers add beauty
10 the landscape A ride Long Island is pleasant
recreation and drive the various plank roads
truly delightful The gret increase sf the population
in this city and the crowded state OF the must
ultimately put an end to riding this island and
citizens be compelled to resort to Long Island for
creation Plank roads rapidly the increase par
ticulaly Long Island Their smoothncss AMI pes
feet freedom from Earring and jolting annoying
ordinary road. commend them especially to the
invalid while at the time the speed the vehicle
the number Of plank roads already completed, there
to Jamaica. from Bcdfofd the Division road.
leading from Williamsburg to Cypress Hills Cemetery,
which will be extended To Rockaway this GUNNER
TO Flushing and most excellent To Coney Island
Others contemplated which will as We sal before
make Long Island the great resort OF all persons who
enjoy pleasant ride and in search Of both hcal
and recreation.
The following Is n summary of the trot -
TUESDAY, May -. purse and stake $500. mile heat.
best three in five. in harness
s Mclaughlin entered m Lady Brooks , > 2 y
H. Jones entered b. &. Pet.............. :
g. Spcer entered g. &. War Eagle. ...,. draws.
Mr. Nodipc entered b. T. George West. drawn
Time 2:36 1a-2.42 s--2:3l is-235-234.
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Court Calendnr-This Day.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-(Fifth class Nos
3D. 80. 49, 81, 90. Al, IL a., II. 4s.
SUPREME CouRr -General Tera.-Ncs. IL. u.s. 20 o.
% a. %, ILL., q to 80. H.
SUPERIOR CouRr.--(fwo branchcs) Nos 3G5 $40
1920 500 20. 557 1886, 40, SO. 500 567 5ds 500 So
573 574 go, 577 $40 d1I, 800, 800 49, 400 4oi 46
257 5l7 $50 5s1, 5s2 $751; 5s4 5S5, 1856 $751; 5ss $50
$40 sol
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colorcd skyIight Dnguerreosypes for

Fifty cents. at KINGS Rooms, 1866 Bowery. between
Grand and Hester streets. The best skyght
type andsomey olored and encased for Fifty Cents and
warranted superior to most of the highest priced, and
equal to the best that can be produced.
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H. BUTLER Plumbo National Gallery, 25l Broadway, mp
per corner Of Murray street. This interesting discovery
combines the detail Of the dnnerreoype with the finish OF
the finest miniature painting Dagueeotypes Of deceased
persons copied i'm perishably
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26
Toilet aruclcs Of the finest on,

tng of Perfumcry from the most celebrated Enropean
manufactured Toilet Cutlery Portable Dressing Cases
the latter well Known for their extreme
durabiIity, and usefulness. O. SAUNDERS Il SON,
No Astoy House, and 3s7 Broadway.
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1t will be thus seen that more than three fourths
Of the whole number supported in this institution
fourths Of the natives are children of foreign
parents who have died or abandoned their offspring.
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IL he sunny or cloudy fair rainy ROOT regularly
aking those and splendid
which delight all who them, and attract the whole
world to his rooms, at 1913 Broadway.
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RAILROAD MOVEMENT or THE DAy.-The pro-
grcss Of constructing and opening railroads in this
country at this moment, is of the most extraordi-
nary character, and is without parallel in any
country, except similar movement in England few
years ago. On the day before yesterday, vote wa
taken by the people of Albany, for the purpose Of
plcdging their credit, to the amount Of million OF
dollars in order to raise money for the assstanc Of
of the lateral railroads leading into Pennsylvania;
and the question was decided in tho Affirmative by
an immense majority Of the peoplc-a majority Of
nearly five thousand. The city Of Albany has dealt
out its credit, former occasions, for similar works
of internal improvement; and the lbcrality with
which, in the present instance, its inhabitants went
to the polls and voted in favor Of fresh debt is
only an evidence of the extraordinary momentum
which is now urging the public mind and the public
instincts in favor Of all sorts Of works of internal
improvement, but particularly ofrailroads.
Formerly, State credit was alone brought out in
support Of the construction of canals and railroads;
but during the last two three years. cities, towns,
AID counties, in all the central and middle States,
have Freely granted their credit for large sums Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

by mixing up little fiction With it and working it
into novel; he might send it to tho pious Harpers,
who would bring it cut with Illustrations. 1t
might, perhaps, become as popular as my Uncle
Toms Cabin, by Mrs. Beeeher Stowe, and as la-
cratiye q speculation as cening itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
FRANCE.

1T is announced that the Government
will forth present the budget for the year 1853 to
the Corps Leisatif The Council of State assembled
on Monday and Tuesday to examine various services
and to arrange the amount Of the expenditure dein
lively II is said that the bulge, of 1853 offers but
slight difference from thar OF 1852 The effective force
of the army ia to BIZ maintained but the budget OF the
War Department ls to be diminished by some millions
The deficit Is said to be about but 1t may be
considerably diminished by the suppression Of various
credits not employed
The Moniteur publishes two DEGREES.
ordering tunctonares of all ranks and all employees
Instruction. shall take the oath prescribed by the Con-
stituson within month from the lst of May next
The DEGREES remind these funcdonares and employees
that refusal to take the oath will entail them the
loss of their situations
The Public, which only yesterday ad-
vocsted appeal to the people, has made giant
stride in advance to day. and holds out the probability
of the denitvc establishment Of the Empire in xelve
days from this tune by the shouting of the soldiery in
the Champ de-Mars This article Ia the most striking
shadow OF the coming event that has yet been seen.
The Gazette Of Augsburg says that
an extraordinary ambassador frsm Louis Napoleon Is
ing questions relating to the balance of power ia Europe
General Dutour, extraordinary envoy
of the Swiss Government has arrived in Paris to confer
with the President Of the Frcnc, Republic the que
tons debated between France and Switzerland.
The M0niteur contains a ire sh shower
OF iargeseee 10 the army. 1hs 10 decree ordalning
that the year 1851 shall count year Of camp dgn to
those troops who called upon in any part OF the
French territory to suppress the resistance offered to
the usurpaton Of December 2.
The Pdtrie states ''that the Minister
of Police has gned to the propreors OF foreign jour
mails that they will be required TO insert contradictions
of all false published by them and In of their
refusal their newspapers will not be allowed to enter
France"
1t is stated that the Treasury has Ia
ken possession of the proceeds OF the sale ohe library
of the late King.
M. Teste, the ex-Minister, died at
ChailIot, after an illness of three days
M. de Rayneval, the French Ambas-
sador at the EPapal Court has arrived In Paris from
Rome.
The Paris correspondence of the In
dependence Beige coptains the following statement
Some days ago the English Ministry was informed that
Kossuh the point Of quitting the United States
to return TO England Compromising how much alarm
the presence of the great Hungarian agator would oc
cason to the Austrian Government the British Cabinet
hastened to give propro motu, 10 M. de Bua Schauen
STEIN fresh pacific assurances and communicated to him
the energetic measures IL intended to take, remaining
however within the limits OF stct legality In Kos
suth sought his revolutionary plots upon the
Continent
AT Vincennes, terrible explosion de-
stroyed all the fireworks destined for May TO- The men
being al dinner, none were hurt.
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ROME.

The Pontifical Court still contemplates
the reestabis hmeut of the Catholic domination Afor
havirg obtained concessions from Austria and iron
Spain with reference connected with religion
and the press Il now wishes 10 give the Law to Tuscany
and Sardinia From the former demands the destrac
ton Of the works of the great Leopold and from tho
latter conditions that insdmissble-such the
Duncistion of the law civil marriages the recall a
Monssnor franzopi Archbishop Of Turin, and the ecu
sorshp Of the pres la religious matters The Court Of
Rome s well aware that Piedmont viii refuse such
ditions nevertheless II insists on them, relying - b
does the support of the ,hoc powers but At the
almost certain risk of dangerously sg~ag the country,
and placing the Sandman Governmef In the greatest
embarrassment.
Accounts from Rome state that the
Grand Duke Constantine and the Grand Duchess Al
exsndrs of Russia 10 arrive at Rome en- the It'll
OF May.
"A letter from Rome Of the 10Th, in
the Ar9s6arS Gazette states that the Prince de Canine
to receive OOOof for bic palace at Rome which he 10
to give his eldest son The palace il is said y
worth more, but 10 encountered with mortgages.
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PRUSSIA.

On the opening of the Second Cham
ber NJ Manteufe the Minister President communica-
ted to the House royal message BY which the King de-
cares out of force after August T. Articles o. 66, 81
and &c, of the Constitution, which will prescribe the
future org. nzston Of the First Chamber. He viii
constitute the Upper House by royal ordinance. Ac
cordng the Constitution, proclaimed automatically
by the King three years ago, the First Chamber as then
constituted exist part Of the Legislature un
til August Of Lis year, when the articles above men
toned were 70 come into force. Those articles pro-
vide that together with royal, prncely and noble per-.
sopsge sitting Of personal right or In virtue oil royd
nomination, elected deputies shall be members OF the
Upper House For months the government has been
endeavorns to get nd of the elective principle, with the
concurrence of the Parliament But on Monday the
second Chamber refused to countensnce the change,
and Immediately Frederick William despite his oath,
breaks down the barriers Of the constitution and affects
rover 90 absolute ss that Of the greet Frederick.
We may now expect TO In Prussia a senate ss re-
spectabie and in auentia that Of Louis Napoleon
The Prussian National Gazette an
pounces that the Germsnic Diet insists ON the state Of
siege being raised in Electoral Hesse.
"A monster trial is about to come on
at the Weinsr Asszes Fifty three Of band OF some
two hundred individuals who, in ls4s crossed the Prus
sisn fror tiers and pundered lsndhoder and bis fam
y Of all his papers, deeds and leases, have been ds
covered.
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IRELAND.
"A commission waited upon the Earl
Eglipton concernino tha ri an pa ckat statiou.

"A commission waited upon the Earl
of Eginton concerning the Irish packet station:
His Excellency said that the report of the Commits.
sioners the subject OF American packet station
being in favor Of Hoyhead, would probably present
operate again the objects sought for but for
his part, he confessed that his views and opinions
that the whole transit between the United 5tatss
of America and the United Kingdom should pass through
Ireland Applause He wished il to be understood
that in saying he did not pledge himself to anything
but of this he could the depuon-that toward
the forwarding OF their ects they had his good wishes
though, he not Chancellor of the Exchequer, he
feared those alone would construct the pier and
breskwster tLauehter.l
The Victims. OF '48.-Seven Lords,
nine Bishops, twenty seven Members of Parliament the
Mayors of Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Wexford, Sligo,
Drogheda and Clonmel, with some of Aldermen,
Doctors of Laws Justices Of the Peace, &c. in Ireland
have petioned the Queen for the pardon of VIM smith
OBren and his compatriots in the resistance OF l54S
The approaching Parliamentary cleo
ton attracts very general attention in Ireland 1t is
evident that the Wings must lose ground in that contest
but that the Tories will gain There will be
a large addition to the Catholic Defense and indie
pendent ranks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
TURKEY.

The Trieste Gdseue states that the
Turkish and Austrian Governments have entered into
treaty, by which they bind themselves mutually to give
up deserters and criminals who seek refuge In their
spectve terrtones la execution Of ths treaty adds
tie Trieste Gs,es the Austrian Government has already
given up to Turkey elk soldiers and u criminal, who
had fed into Austria.
--Constantineple letters of the 18th ult.
refer angry correspondence between Austrs and
the Porte on the subject Of the troubles la Bosnia and
the i'll spirit openly manifested in that city toward Aus
TRAN subjects Report says that the demand made
the Porte 10 likely to receive unreservet denial.
The Egyptian question believed to be satis-
factory arrangement owing to the conciliaory advice
given by Sir Srstf,rd Canning which the Porte ex-
pressed itself willing 70 adopt.
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ENGLAND.

In consequence Of the vote of the
House, the Crystal Palace will be Immediately sold to
private parties whose offer of $40 900 had already been
conditionsy acctptrd-the condition being that the
bargain should take effect II tue building was r..
timed on Its present site The work of removal will
commence on the let Of May, the opening day of the
Exhibition last year
Gen. Rosas is at Plymouth. We quote
Shortly after landing the General took up his quar-.
tiers at Moorsheads Royal Hotel, Forest, Davenport,
where he was visited by the Port Admiral, Sir John
Ommsnney, and other heads Of departments. Sir John
Rolt the Commander OF the forces Ia the Western Dis
tict prevented BY sickness fr calling the no.
TEL In consequence of Treasury order every respect
paid by the officers of the Conflict the noble Wis.
itor, and at the Custom-House every facility given
for the ready clearance of his baggage General Don
Manuel de Rosas who Is about 81 years of age appears
to be in excellent health and spirits. He Is acconps.
MED by his daughter, Snorets Donna Msnueis de Ro-
sas also, by his son. Don Juan Rosas 3S; sons wife,
Senhora Donna Mercevas Rosas; and grandson, Don
Echsquer late Governor of Santa Fe: Col Den Gori.
ommo Costa, Col Don Manuel Febre, and four dones-
tics. 1t Is stated be the Intention Of Gen. Rosas
reside permanently In the neghborhood Of Plymouth
The Right Hon. Sir Stratford Can
ming Ambassador at Constsptinople has been raised to
the peerage by the title of Viscouni Strsord de Rcd
clife, of Radcliffe in ths County OF Somerset
The marriage of Lady Constance
Leveson Cover, youngest daughter OF the Duke and
Duchess OF Switzerland with the Earl Grosvenor eld
es son of the Marquis Of Westminster was soienniSed
In the presence Of her Majesty the Queen aud the
Prince Consort, her Royal Highness the ichess of
Kent, and distinguished circle Of the friends of both
noble families
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PIEDMONT.

The Journal de Txrin, Of the Goth
ut, has under the head of "lstest intelligence" The
following paragraph;
TURIN. ll45AM
Two successive shocks have been fe like thoss Of In
earthquake The powder magazine Of Borgo Dora -
exploded The population b hurrying 10 the seene II
disaster The ppel 10 being beaten AL the fsuoourg
IL on Gre. barrack has fallen down. Tive hundred
deaths spoken Of
On The Goth nit. NJ. Pinelli was buried
at Turin with the highest hono that could DO paid 70
subject-the King the Senate and tins Cham Of De-
putes being repescnsed and the Ministers attending Ia
person at bis funeral
M. Theirs has arrived in Turin.
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ct .aE DEcIsIoN,-It is understood that
I'd e ee e'sbt Judges OF the Court ofAppeals uni
Va sfsn'on 'asi the Canal law Unconstitutional,
loAnss aaegles, Edmond., Jewett, Gardiner, and
wrss a!acse Gridley was no, present. and Judge
kse M la not hear the arguments. Neither, there
Akhoaa 70 isvor Of the Censtituaonaluy OF the law.
tl a., may seem ppgrscous to refer 20 the polit-
SIDE ~ 81 the Judges Of the highest Court In the
Ten NJ eone have right 10 know something about
ss zen .as question decided is OF political chsrac-
safvha Understood that Aessrs. Grijley and Wat
ishe 1850 no oi,inion) Hu kers. Mr.. Welles
IA Whs N isvor of the consuutonslity OF the law
nena ~ Sne Messrs. Ruggies, Jewett Gardiner, I'd,
shssed 'oanson (who decided against the law are
ldees are gill retained In the hands Of the
e Rs.a aesnaon They win not PROBABLY. be handed
~ YER for publication before Monday or Tues
49, week We shsil give them to our readers
Paote. tAbany Eveaine Journal
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Ihe Wing Meeting In Richmond Co.

- Y :" " J. Nibuae;
u VIII be sufficient reply to an "Old
nay IN Tie cypress of yesterday, to state that Mr.
w Lee was in the room at the organization of the
sha, Knowing that too large portion OF the
present. were not Wings. moved that none 6a'
DC allowed to vote. His motion was seconded,
c. va Wing objected to its bang pat, and In
'u'n refused to put the question
assure my "old whig" friend that the Secreta
Ma 0ssteson meeting is veritable living person,
a. sss ne has been voting and paying Wing there
49, Ver years. y.