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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
The Bombardment OF Johanna by the
United States SloOp.of. War Dale.


The following letter from Captain Cutler Of the bark
Dolphin detailing the bcmbardment Of Johanna, ono OF
he Comoro islands, is from the Warren Star Cur
whaemen have suffered many outrsges ct various times
from the hands Of the natives Of those islands when
obliged to put In there for supplies to be hoped the
Wholesome Lesson given them BY Com Pearson will have
the eject OF preventing the of outrages that
had already existed much longer than proper regard
for the rights Of American citizens ought to have a.
lowed -
On the 9th OF August the United states soop OF war
Dale Commander Pearson, arrived here, and immedi-
ately demanded reaes, of the King for the upus i'm
prsonmebt Of Captain Moore of the bark Maria OF Nav
Bsdford, who imprisoned here in August 1860 Cap
tain Pesrso2, after making all inquiries Of both the
American chips in the hsrbor and also Of the English
residents here being convinced of the fragrant Injustice
done 10 Captain Moore and others at this island i'm
medatey demanded Of the King $40 COO and required
an immediate answer. After waiting all night and
ceiving answer despatched another letter inform.
Ing the King that ii he did not give hi
before twelve O'Clock, he should commence hostites
The King replied the last note osring $500 in cash.
ard $500 worth Of bulocks end tri2kets Capt p re-
fused this and got his ship under weigh aud oored her
OF the town, hundred yards from the beach with
b.. brcaosde 10 the town The K'sg then ssnt of and
oileEed 60 pay $1,000 il b. could get IL in any way
would give trnkets, cattle. and cotton cloth to
make up the amount. Captain Pearson then gave the
King twenty four hours more to consider Of it, at tho
same time telling him not 60 make any wariike demon
stration in the meantimeif he did should consider
It ~ breach Of faith and should commence immsdists
hostities He also notified the King that if he did
GENE 70 definite Terms TO send the and child
ren cut q the Place by next day he should then
commence Grrg upon them At daylight the 9th there
we're large number OF troops paaIea the shore and
they sent word to Captain Pearson that il might do
what he could--they would not pay anything At o
A NJ the Dale commeuoed firing .hot a. the fort After
rvs ehots they set white sg Captain Pearson imns.
ostely ceased firing and Lent. Fairfax with flag
Of truce 10 inquire what the shioe flag ,o and ii
they rea dy to treat with him They answered
that they wished the rrg 70 cease and saia they could
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
Pr sscngers Smiled.

CHaG7Is-Stes mship Crescent City-R Rosenburg and
lazy Lobener, Coomer. Cor vine ana lady Stein
berg, Uni barford Cos e5cngerl Mrs Wadron and
children, II TorSert. harrson and lady; Grs Ah9ra
anc cfllurer. Down. snd sons Nunroo, Sield,
Querpayr.J Flood, Drsddy, w Livingston, Miller.
hermhnee, Palmer Weber. Johnson Bird. Miller
Etvsres, \ oarrisps, l. Garrisus Morris, Midi
Bsrrpeer. Gisner Friday. Z d Lyin.n, Philps.
u Dtckipsca Vance Forbes, II anchett, N Me-
TX sea, q LsreasTo Trunlbuii.;J saith aersey,
lid :, Meyer, IA hcikin, & Prescott Hr BssseH,
Va Gordon, Esvons, j. u Hatch, Hatch, j Ramsay,
y Yourg, pocds, NestiAe, Pierce. Sullivan q
Ma in Z 4 6aodeli, Dalinf aoLsnee, A MoF srand,
M aoTnoon, steinbers, Aitehaii MunIos, 4 cnee
no, SaYeon, w Stiokney, j E smith, A FOES j II
Blu ,aher. Ryan Roberto, Eitcheli Mitchell.
aiicnell. sJarles Bolsor Dustin Asrs C W sea.
} Thompson. Eeese F Cunhinrham Cunningham
Y Aelley. Aisohei. Foster, sses. Ai.cheii, a
Stickrey Eoyer, q Fcliershee, 5eaver, Weoh, I
Neloh, WEIGH Schroeder. B Tubb, Mr. Dennison, Mr.
wade, } Mitchell. henry; N knohier Kelley. Kel
ley. Young, Young HuSbler. Goodman. w
Lisiey, J Collins Layler, jyisn v IL johnson, : =
Guiey. 8ayea Arnolt, Calvin, sheldon smell.
Pinnick, Giliupe, Calvin. and others.
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1srt A,nsS; H,:ss, rom Casrsssoa for Liverpool no
barn cyash: sss. from Rio J,nsro for Baltimore. no
proysons BY revenue Gutter Campbell no dAss LAT 81 w.
Foreign Ports.
foRrurE ISLAND BAh) Jan 2l-No Am vessels In port:
smi,h from ko,lssss, une; Sn Fox. Ainsxsr.a from \
a. My, + ~
~ x Fl Ssi
a.y L.mSs D;s. willi.%., fsI Hsaasash To-.
dodo l.ho may have called issh or prsviousyG Nsplss
aosolvLy Dec IL Ship Caao. GArduer, for NBsdlord.
is had oS sbs o. byrd and others - before Sid sh
'n IrnnrooI jan s-sid sSics Levi Woodbury. Ns..
hs ws nsi
Enss, AND a' 81 sTSss
ton for Rio J.nero rehssing brig jas Crosby Pendsson
RIO onAsDr sbs Nov 2s-Bsrk Delegate. Marsh All. from
isb9p brig sarse Brown from wAithsn arr 18th. dsod
sIsA Jan ssrk Naeooohea Thorp 3D. to Gail sauna
day for Island 81 Ceanmsl 70 load for sos.on
sr Dos,1so CRY Jan is.Br brig sarssss. Log for
,eo,y. Brs Go0d Hope os0r, ds on tho for New
81 JoHs NIB Jan s6-Arr chip Conway. Narshal NY0ri.
Hsms Ports.
BOSTON Feb %cld bark osSrsiSn. Esyneids. BAl.i-
F5ipes SID ;.s.S.sip Eastern stats ShIps N.Si
CriSpin Ada, Addrew Ring Knex schr Elliot and from
sh The kosr sna andrew Ring sps!a
TO have s6sh 2sh; they may ha1S started and
gAsTMoRI. Feb 2-Telesra fore ana Aft .cAs: ola
SrSI Ssns ~ H Whes0n K'sas
CnARLssToN; Jsn zs-Arr bark Brunette. Prsble New
lens Griffin. NYork. SD sohr Helene.
2e,hArr ship As.ors tBfl lawson, GLASGOW brig Geo
Hors: YORK.: irs 3 Chsppaii Hand i.hiisasiphs cid ship
lade!f his: II 0amhrili whoIi. Baltimore. ~ :,
H.
from asG& cd L
s INV "a s ssP Hr Mys .s.n sp,n
SYSrA EnSoos sE yS.1TS Ai'. a.
sspa Rio Jsaai1o "a saps Meass Vernon. '1 aysn
York hedomaek kos H.vrSi Fanny Bal EOIeSs Liver
Boston; Tar1sy Pai.dsh laes Ann ksor
Do ks,ndses Gsyle BaisiIe9ss Arcadia tsss! pealssn
MsTis johnson. PensacoIA Geo lincoln Saunders.
Bs sy ssssa Asy doT @
cross. NeyPert HOLY Perkins Gnssson. Isl HrSson.
@ fsis & % T DRAM N.
,hsm Cha,ss.on; sIssrs, Tsp, Arrsoe.. H.yse. sohr
Leeds NYork via nsysna; Louisiana L.xesa G,vs,aon
ed ySa s' s.! hr RSsG sStSy
ing hYs,t MARY Parker auie san yuan do NiCa.asas;
sgssta ssasisss Fellow siiaa csedOaia Brsnder ION
leila n hGTfs GsD n oqsSa CO.'S
fr sso ss shiTs and so bsrss
yenncss; eth slip Jane oassap bark Asia brig Azores
ia ss s'i h ass
nsTs etss !Gsspngs aasI, Gray s,. 1.opor, B,s,.
wi MINGIoN. NC, Ian 2e-Arr brixs Indian Q1osn,
F,szgtrala csmder @esscoss Milton, Per, SPAN. II.
1' G sSs eTss S.rss Vs. n Ma
der. Cadia; schr ElOuisc. Robeson, nYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
Court OF General sessisns.


in General Sessions the following swors in for the
present teTm-Joseph brewster foreman; Levi Apgar
Henry M Carpenter, William Osnmsn, Isaac 7. Frost
Nicholas Grosehsck JOIN Jackson, Ehsnan Martin
Charles Noopan, John petecsin. George swars1 joan
W.ss.hsd Henry W. George M.So' Sr sbn. "a
Hall Daniel T. Lee, Anthony MeCroddsn, and Asa
Stevens
The Recorder proceeded address, them, observ ring,
IN Erfns-The iu,titu.iou sh1h they represented
one the ancient known 70 our lawsso ancient
10 cause difference 81 opinion whether derived
IL from primitive Briton ths northern nations
OF Europe; but ss nov established modified and regu
lated b. the laws Of state &c of the cardinal
elements in our syst-m 81 ur prudence They were
lee ted specially from panel Of the Jurors a. mea OF
intelligence and intellect and 1t was supposed their IA
niAary with the commuti would enable them under
etsndinsiy 20 conduct ruch brought to
Their attention: The criminal Law. besides the pro
enjoyment OF life, liberty, and property, hal
also for its object. BY ns ADMINISTRATION by ex
ample and punishment the prevention AMI diminu-
tiop Of crime and far possible 10 eject II by
that system 81 punishm che OF offenders
There were by laws only three crimes that
cnrta-tressen murder ana arson in the hrst degree
AL crimes by tie laws ot State. divided into
two general cissseselonies udins capital offences
and those punished by i'm unert in the State prison.
Ssnd these were also IN ne language Of the law termed
iniamous) and large clsss Of minor offences termed
misdemeanors, rot cursidered as possessing the same
degree d turpitude lied 70 the graver offences but
which s required stict eutlon and were more CON-
and general than the ones; and indeed the
fac. that these mi 4or II the tibet
tsc same attention was not paid 10 them; yet it was
from msny OF these once .a~sa IS pass with immunity
permitted to be INDUCED inthat proceeded those
graver crimes with wbtn he community convul "a
some or these wrought dangers 70 life and limb,
ana consisted IN fras- ntgegeuce or other mis-
conduct, for which does aud imprisopments were
imposed others affected the rights and property of
every member of the cemmuuity anu in this last
included gambling truubenucss and prostitution These
crimes though, " first VII trivial and minor in their
degree, Jet, (th,re question: dema nied their
ca nett attention y eradicate them SO far as the law
would allow There large proportion Of those
crimes in regard 10 which ne there two
parties in the community enter aiming different opinions
one thinning that they shoac be eradica.ed by the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
Passengers arrived.

CHaRI Esros-stasm ship Marion-J Morric, KrauI
J. Crnife L IL Durh q walker, Cremer and lady,
A Ssiilmsn II Gooaenough. Keiier, I MoDongal, a
AoKonkey II Cunningham. w Ross Il Hagocd, Mrs
Budd Mack, Mrs. B.awley, Mrs. J Hugcr snd chill
tren Gregory, MrB Whyta, o j Courgn, w Strong
Baice Mobilize " N Fsst1rby, Vance. W s,okets
Larlotte a Duties. " Holmes. Mics BoYkn. Miss
Ro6s III johnson. II Il Campbell, Chandler, b Jonss
Cspi Bet n-23 IN the STORAGE.
PoR- Az PRINcE-Bris Radius-Capt Vim Gay Capt
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en-, yyEED sTATEs MAIL sTs4s
psr. With the United s.aies n4s icE Earope positivay
7 tic Of csnsssss ssrsa ssa9rea nj iii 'S os
sss q serssss sss esisr, apply k fSSgS
@ 8 Co., hs . AL street. Ell. hs a.ss%p "a
yyHE PHILADELPa!A AND LIVERPOOL sTsA2
'olio1s:- TpoM PHrrAnELPHIA.
:s q 55sisiss' Ssrsh
i'yei As1'h'''Sr ;aos Thar'isI Lar'h
civ Wssas,ssy ~
Psss.ss from Philadelphia IN saloon ss:sssoons, s Il
= sn nSss asSsS RiSi
RI 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANV.-FoR NEW
a ss EsRHhz G ss1 sn d.
R "a s ssTS Sm ~ ~ I s & Ps s:SS
$500 ssIsh. So; KIN s.iSss
;hsn & New 9I.sA a. 50 cents ss
III Wet ssree.. corner o. warren ssreeA
EMPIRE CITY LIkE-roR SAN FRAEotsCo, VIA
gsSid dopsie Si s9o s9aabr isSns M
AD5 X KY s ssss eggSgs y p Ws;r GoTasads-
lock IA pr no North river of ChsgFes itsoi Thur
sa 81 se lh. qP s5sgs h S Me-
ss;a eatrueted with egeoal gsiereass 10 sher coicei
.. :. '@'.-s- 7 j. W. FAYgosD "a Broadway.
&h Gtrch ctnYtot.pg vith the tsVorte ssermBhp Nsa
orleans, - faoAlaL, Aeofa go ~ o19a,
T0E CHACRRa ArlD sam JuAT.-THE NEw AID
9slss n gerr, e"i1 ar,il ssii ~ 9orSa. ~ 1sr
~ 81 February, at x Al, ~ ch.gres asd 4sa Jasu.
a her sse6As tyr Y. = T. s'cgy rs7goot ant
Scet. aad her get.ons ~ oh9 assod7 eshsn,
~ s's ltT.snsar' are ws5fF's.sd y a9g st99t
ss1, ~. x v ~ 1tssss esshtt * /. a.eI street.
MP IN Tgr-V lime m Observation-Disclosures
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AHfNl REWARD. CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC MIX
WV ute -Of ~ remoAis yai discovered this 10 Sho
certain ~ mabosa fptedy md permanent cure, with
~ sh ~ r,irtsn in cit afnh exposure, OF change
- bpicAliea y bushcas Many tre cured In w, daYe
oll ~ ne Gtrg tt0re 273 BROADWAY OF ChNpbes
tet Alec A. o 40 Asot 0use; at ITO BroaewAy AID iW
Iulton lieelL. oorntf III William.
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EINFopTuNATE2 FBfEGD--UNEqUkLLED roe
" erlslostng disease. Blessed by ali Tho try Is TIE
x9s, ir.nps ets sesor yet &c eo ! -s 70 gven 70 la
dob, Book. viii GIVE fess after sha, Citizens
ene strtnearr tseily Mised, remember H. Depot Ds.
y Abs. C&rtg
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noCT0H COOPER, NO. ROOSEVELT STREET, AAY
be committed On all diseases from A NJ TO 10 T. NJ -
his Office The Doctors reputation in the srestent Of those
sobhled which he is daily called srea IL suf
fc.ent intcllisert public Of
practice of Is years
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y EQQ rrVARw. -yvFTK1aS AR~IuOTP, A Epiv
pow ofo nxsuTc ~ NC evre ~ rElyat- dstsetrss
- ssses spsaay QUO without hsos.s gef0tob 81 dea
-roagietos o. slnaca sreib shlah ttg rsst VII
cure Under the goFust n aVs hanGsgd dotrs ibH
put ~ a bottles With 'u directions De 81. ots ttns
lsH. wstk sny sc cured " sNc days Sog Eie - s.
w tia,. ny ssas'as 1888 a.g.9Ai Srgh. 1 Ga.
.ss Ssss~n-
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ROxlEY TnIATsEs;-Doosso OPEN ATsS cUsrAiK
S;sS :.s:: s:ss;
ioa oss asa.sa TonneH Rr cl S
NJ idysrd Pepper, Nj stevens; Lord E.rlsvelsr, NJ
sIHPeE Paul SHssS. y,ss
eanas h x ss
lss; I.s.s MSs NJ, Cay Jsssis Camp
BUsToSs TaIArs. CHAMBERS sTasET. DC
Sue. % cents second Tier Is cents Private Boxes, ss
@ sss ss
u 81 w MI py9 as!Pe Percy
Mr. Lester L,:r Fuss. ~ Russell; Lady DAysnry Mrs.
ass Ts5i
rare. % BIZ Eve
NATIONAL rHEATKg. CHATHAM sTREEr-peoRn
s1r;sn rsss AZ osSss Dress oseIs.nd
e
ss M Mrs. T. slSS RED T. H.s H. sa
Tsssaohio. Mons zavyssowsi; msbs. Mis-, Indian.
RARNUMs AMERICAN NusEUM-P. II. BARNys.
and r ,Ssn r As,s
o Ssn sassSn ra s sa.h s.s 81 Fax
SoTinl ss,:ss ssps:s ssnsss Atf
sEasysy srexssd entitled TaE
syeI oi5ss y shs AGsr
T hs hs s SS sd n I' s 81
xix Vie KSh S01s DamG1a ss Happy Family
during lo wseI fuf,her original and We'll
sas
Shsssy anssre are assSses
esntingsd On Saturday next, Feb 7th annual benefit
EELLows' MINsrRELs-NEw YORK Is FINISHED.
aps . saS xTs
q ffssHGs s an al talent s,s be
greatest negro donestors that ever vsd This band Of
sss M sefs Fl p; s ss re;
nn @ wS and on wssn0s and
Children lsH CENTS Doors open at 6 o'clock c@mmonoo
h ay s a6 sars soa Il FAN
fssor tho Gres Wizlrd Of the North GT.soSi
a9F ' a"s s sn a sta1
Sn In 81
Professor Anderson sannOs having his bsues got
,"s pa5e 70
stars gress event Nss.Ts BAH B.ss Co. to
10 T ss s 90 s s 9 A Of the
sst;s n m i ana az The Se2sps
"a wlj,sa
MaTssai Iols MOnsss Cssarine n Sinclair Judge OAK.
ss T.: 9.
o. the5 90 nos srpssr as VIII be suhtisnt 70 insnre
ReDsmisS tiis IS the last nis. Of sSs npsraa
der which vii be given IN addition to the g;ea Connndrum
lies music store. No 800 Broadway. Doors open at 5l
commence ~ %.
ID EkEMBER-PRorEsSOR ANDERsoN'S LAST PER
IL ormances are this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and morrow night Friday the great Conunsrrm night
METROPOLITAN HALLA-oN THURSDAY AFTER
1vl Professor derson gives his last day perform
snce. Doors open az commence at3
CEATs AND TICKETS CAN BE SECURE FOR Tuz
- great Conundrun night at s. G. Jole No. SEQ Brsal
way. only. Apply al once.
SHIPPING.
FOB sAyAsE SaIL Us u s. NAIL srEAMsH!P
tr say.nnah on Saturday. February AVS o.elook Pm
@ pier NsI ah ivfs rTs Fh % apply
The FLORIDA. Capt. Lyon. on Saturday. rebrusryI4
pAssAGK TO SAN .TRANcIsCo.-Tnn SPLENDID
GP,e. sspl Eff RYhn Gsps n Il: Sn Ne @
Thsae ships carry but limited pumbsr passenger aad
are unsurpassed iersIeed; Apb'ytt ,o,w
EoR SALE a SECOND CABIN THROUGH TICKET
% California By me Niearagu. route, steamer Pro-
netheus Tor the 9th nsnnt-Iriee S94D Address o. L. NJ
Herald ofhce.
NoTICE--To MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS BOUND
~ for San You will please have reports
with any other thing may think worthy note the
Alta California and Exchange Residing
All. Room q ,ss New Sori
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NELLOWS' MIESTRELS.-NEW YORK - FINISHED
and boast Of the greatest band in the world
thanks TO the magnetic telegraph ito valuable assistance
in together such Of talent now 70 30
greatest dolinestors that lived This band
stars computing such gentlemen Briggs Sitter. Thayer
perform every evening this week. and Wednesday aud
Children l2H cents. Doors open at OK O'Clock
at7H o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 INVALtDs.-AE INyAL
II liblo ransdy for those deporsbe deS.ies esa.e.
quens on sell abuse incspacitstng o nan for busina
society ard rAtruony, be heard graa By sddrovs
sntj, box Ga Bro adway Posi- Office " Peysc3f
Tutoring usder tneee oomrsints especially those ccnsE
plating ms-Tsgo, before applying Docor rstey
whist his pretensions nay be- sheud fell 70 ses
Unable Information, which viii themselves much trey
bic. sirna sne
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(lIRCUg-NEw YORK AAPHIrBEATRE, 81 BOwERrs
-brgagemens Of hr J. Na,hans. the famous Grcoan
Rider, ana his fsvorte boys On Monday evening" Feb
and dur0g tho week. the entertainments will comprise the
stupendous feats two horses by Nj j. Nahans and
pupils Acts and kyeresos in she Circle by Mssrs Sands
Rivers Smith, and the company; conclude with the Pony
Races Clowns. Myers and Tiiaug. Boxes Is CENTS Pt
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nOCTcR WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES OF
~ delicate diseases Come, Canal sreet and Broadway
Far better toe unfortunate aA themselves ahnn 20 any
OF sha ignorant humbu9s Delay you
have 30 come ~ last Then will be grasaod beyond al
10 find yourself tottor in .your Ne
foo , cured Cancellations prvssa- a medical book
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pRlyATk MEDICAL WORK. PRACTICAL TIRE ;
tise on tho nature symptoms, tctseEs, ocnseql.nce4
rSneees and cuIo 81 delicate disoaeson diseases wh
coey reftnbe Cad Gro Liable 70 be taken Such on
tEt d!Gents resulting From them, With ursvatva pAtes
~ desapn Islph. y. auihSr q ihe Family Physcia1
&C. eleventh edition ss3 Pr Itise y For ~
The rubhe 81 Ann ffeot fId bF tcokaellarr also
bP the author s. Greenwich Gtcet, mailed,
agn Nv 4lgrslnE post paid, " boX soy lower roas Os
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E0R. WARDp Ea0ICAb TRyATtEET.--GREA- tUC.
~ otsbAu former experience oxcasNed.-luRv rersllt
pY0arsas through thas torfko fSae In sp.
Of the oren.ry trsaarent tqs DE Ward s. ho Souaefr
prepirscaE aiTG6ts ell 22ntkLeoGaly Slight Affection.
wholly cnred II. orc day. Those disappointed BY huniusf
have ZION OF tho AMI celebrity vith which Rf
corner u Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

MI3LoS-OPERA EIGHTs-NoNDhYS, WEDNbSa
days, Fridays and Saturdays Apple atoms Tues
days aud Thursdays BIO sddTess cd 30 John 5oon Nb
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4 tHKISTYs UPER1 HUUSE MECHANIC5 HAIL, NO
~ 4i2 Broadway above OraAd street-Open overy night
during The week further notice. Tie original and well
nnGwn Chrisiy Minstre an erieisnt snd
rnseT tho management = ChIsty whose Oenoors IN
With tavor by highly respectable and audese
Tickets Is cents. Doors open at 81 and will commence ~
TX O'Clock The patrons Of Chrisys Mnstro are
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon arc dis
W. A Porter.
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A sToR PLACE OPERA.-STETFANONE AS NORMA.
"A Sests for Norma" may be secured without extra
ehsIge, at the box ofice fr0m9 a. d. Till 4. Proe.
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TENHE AsT0R PLACE OPERA. = CAUTION LOST
stolen two paekage each saining fifty tickets
The public respectfully cautioned from buying
tickets 81 the box Office Of tho Place.
color will not be used during the season.
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CARD.-.NIBLO's. II BEG TO CONTRADICT THE
announcement in ihs bills and advertisements stating
that slug at tho Astor Place Wednesday profess
eonal services being confined exclusively Nblo
for this season. G. BETrlNl.
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Two Of TIE Sound steamers the Bay STATE from Fail Ri
ver TIE Massachusetts, from arrived this
the former ~ ~ Az and the latter Al quarter
before u NJ They having encountered very great m
fcutff the which, thor In some measure broken
W. tt neatly sssive and dangerous to NAVIGATION
before. They coming from SANDS
Pont distance Of 80 niles The Worcester. duo from Nor
vich had not arrived ct IL NJ The g. and bad unusu
Ally qusntitice az freight hoard betde having la
their fell 70 yyrfswns They also report having eeen
than 70 cell ,Mapy Of them Bcenn rachets AZ nlchor
Leiael RAora Ibiknd and Asrsa IslAnd. al bound II.
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EA1R PLAY.-sCME PERSON OR Persona HAVING
oroulatsd durirg the day schievous report thtt
the oEern Of Maria d Rohan which performed last
rgnor salv tho pa,rons of the Opera peotuy
quested not to credit in future any from
doubtful soureeB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

NORMA AT THE AsToR PLACE.-To PREVENT
crowd ~ the box efce kets Amphthes-
ire possibly be sold during the day The oonve
neRce however of the patrons of that OF the house,
the ticket Office will be O'clock
Admission 10 the Am phthe atre, 25 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
CREAT coNUNDRUM NIGHT METROPOLITAN

ID EkEMBER-PRorEssoR ASDERsoN'S LAST PER
Ia formances this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and tcm night Friday, the great Conunirum night
METROPOLITAN HALL-ON THUR SDAY AFTER
1vl Professor derson gives his last day perform
ance Dpcr a z. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

Lbrettoe of the Operas played ct this theatre 10 be
obtained at the entrance door in Broadway. Price.
chilling. In the house, twentY. five oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

HE WARREN, NO. / HoTr STREET, ogE Door
W fY5E CLAthew g.rceA, continues "a tC i9ngu8F ~
wNtse dlgsasos ~ W Lac asyostd hirs Ok YJsr Is at
Irtctiof Of HE p1o0aBon rbeyS she vet Fa ssure
t Wio have er3ayed fro tho hs1dG mea.eA pteYS
Gro. j. ~ eeiy - asnto aud epe1dY cure.
nH. JCnh sOF, NC. " DUANE FTRErI 70 sstt
~ known IL thg tvertr.elt o delicate tirsJfs Fse ne
tof'e tor fkil Ia hoss hGloued 6asf hst s
oxisled 5os1s 10 rrc-emCnk uonssAuttonst ,.eekrs
tf0Us's on BY recyct hsbit, ereosp.y oure6 Ne.
oasss ypree tops ssssv, gase W no oasrxS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

N0TICE-To MASTERS OF ALL VESSELS Rour D
for San will please have two reports Of
your yette cargo vessels fpoken. &o
with any other thing you may think worthy the
tcns in san Francisco, which will he called tor
rival by Commodore Robert 8. Martin, Marine Reporter
for the Alss and News ROOM and iAo Of the New York
Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

TT g. KAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANV.-F0R NEW
Ss.as 2fs.s sia KsT pn Ch.pSe ssng ds7 Ths
semn ander viii Gil from tho pio 81 foot Of warren sssess
" H. on hoI asY February YAH ,s2 ooloeE p H. precise
y. Estc5 OF Pas5ag9 70 Havana and New Orlofas-New
Arrtpgsment -Isaies Saloon Bertha $40; After Balloon
5crbs, fB Forward Saloon Eerhs $50 S.cersge Bqrshs
sl5. sFseie only taken freight TO Havana. Fregh.
assn 70 New Cresss ~ cents per cubic oos Zoe freight
X passage apply 70 Mo. RC3ERT3-
III WeEt street. corner Of warren ssresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04

A SToR PLACE ITALIAN OPERA-CAED.-BY AN
A Of printer the Sguor Bs.tin has been
set in the hill Of Norma which will be produced night
~ the above establishment Though The has been
already corrected the manager bees to state that ssaor
Eettni GOES not beloag his operac oompsny and that
s1nors sav and vet the only enors attached % the