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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

TITO TET-TW0 NEW HOUSES IN KENT AVENUE,
near Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn, about fifteen Minutes
walk from Peck Slip ferry WilliamsJurgh and within
yards OF the Myrtle line Of stages to Fulton fory
fsmlies,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
W young girl as Chambermad and Waiter she would
nsles IN nhe anu ir9nng bse cry reference
ing, frsnt basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

ENANTED-BYA RESPECr8BLE YOUNG WOMAN,
situation as Chambermad, or to take Of chill
dron and do general house work for small family wash
and and do plain cooking Good references given
her last place. Apply at 50 Grove street. Can be
tno DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

VAcnT AND PROPERTY WORTH LOO FOR s4oe.
years old thoroughly built and sound very wssshcry ss
and comfortable large cabin, furnished with ouskon
se and some proof olothae tosstkcr wh m q.
eellens With sa complete, wiz BE ella
VSygCE, NJ, ~ IIltsR OtyVtN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17
HOTELS AND WATaRIHa PLACES.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BROADWAY.-THE NE
I'VE tropoian will be completed, and opened for the
cepton Of company September st Price, Of board So
day. SIMEON LELAND y co, Prspriesors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

ITO LET-ThE Two STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Il basement, No. 10 Wooster street. 1t will be let
good tenfn For particulars urc at No. 10
lkerR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

TANTED-BYA YOUNG scorer MARRIED LADY
~ aehii to wet nurse AZ her own or the ehilds resi-
dence. Unexeeptiolanle references health and
portability. For forther partieulars inquire ut No.
Wooster street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESTROYS OF
II icing supplied with English or irsh NewspaRsss San
to Batsson Importer OF Foreign Newpa-
pers, No. 20 Nassau street, Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

WANTED-A PROFESSED FEMALE COOK, FOR A
w FIRST class family town Apply. with good city rcfc
at the Office No. 60 East Fourteenth
Union squares established 1850 under the patronage Of
highly Evangelical elergymen in that for
protection OF aeryants as well as en- ployers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

ID OVAL HOTEL. BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, LONDON.
N &c. DE KEYSER.-Ths handsome and spacious hotel
entirely newly furnished Is in tho beet situation Of London
gentlemon in commercial affairs for
those visiting It for amusement, and being close to the
Themes locality favorable TO parties wishing
60 and down the to visit either the city or
constantly passing the house in dirsc
ton Travellers the charges
Of shings day for bedroom, breakfast excellent diu
nor, wax light, and attendance included.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

&H0 AID LosV, on FRIphf ~ EvE ~ y
stages Snliv prog TO CAthariae ferry Pocket
containing bills the folio wing hanks mounting D.
SAG Including two twenty shilling pieces la gold :-One
SEQ bill American Excnangc Bank the rest In teas and
hula of d smaller denomination Tho above reward with
tbe thanks the owner will be paid returning it 10
Cor Al street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17
THE TURF.

EENTREvILLE TROTTING COURSE "A PURSE OF
~ $50 will be given. of Tuesday, August IN
mil. heats three in Eve harness Tsoe Tor all
horses % trottod for Entries to be msho ~
Faulkner Duryea's Of East Brordway and Catha
rine street. by Ialfpat o'clock, NJ. Monday, l0th
inst. lift rains the 18th, next fair day.
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gNN aNwy RTGIsTHG.

ITO LET-THE LARGE FOUR STORY DWELLING
honse. No. Grand street, Jersey City-except the
second fosr which Is pied by tlemeno
suitable family who would furn hher board in eonsde
ration for the rent Apply On the premises from to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

FURNITURE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WEDNGs.
day, August II, at l0k o'clock, the of
den and lith streets Hobohen the Psrgr Bcdrson. Din
ing aAd Kitchen FuTniure Of said heue. Tho Fur
nitur cf tho best syc having been malo 70 order aud
tlie used Also two sets OF Cottage Fdrnture. WA.
CARTER, Auotioneer 81 Dy srees Of Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

XVANTED-BY A REsPECTA BLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation Chamhermaid and W alter aud to
sst washing and ironing Good city references. Call at
n Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

MORTALITY, AUCTIoNEER--WILL SELL THTs
day. at 10 o'clock at 173 Chatham street. Furniture
from family in Second street; good a,sortment Alss.
from manufacturers large assortment Also, Feather Beds
Crockery Glassware, &c. NJ D. Out door sales OF Furni
ture Groceries &e atend to in part OF The CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

W situation as Seamstress; she would DO willing to 10
light chamberwork. travel with lady. Best OF city
reference given. Can be for two days. at II Henry
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

EWANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w asitnaton, as first Cook and would assist in wash
ing and ironing understands pastry and Bread The best OF
reference Please call 40 Twelfth atroet second foor
front room, between and B. Can be for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

xEANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE sCoTCu GIRL.
w q situation to do ehimberwork or as Laundress;
would have objection TO d, general house york in small
private family Good city references gyen required Can
be seen for two days. at 4l5 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

VUArTBD-BYA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation in ectabie private family as Cham
brmad and 10 assist in washing and ironing or as l.und
rets she excellent washer roner She has lived
three years in her lnst pa,e % city
given. Apply At 6Of Houston street. the Bowery Can
DO seen for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

FINANCIAL.
G. DRAFTS AND UPWARDS, PAYABLE AT SIGHT
- In any town Throughout IreiAod and Great Rritan
are Issued By BOWMAN, GRINNELL e. CO., 50 South
street. New YORK. and No. Regent Read Liverpool sols
a.d only authorized Agents the Swallow Tai Lines Of
Liverpool and London Packet Ships.
&1E 000 TO LoAN-ON PRODUCTIVE REAL
RfOsOOO estate In New York, Brooklsn, and VIII
Harrisburg. Apply to III. A. SPoFARD,
y Wall street, Jauncey Court.
90 00O "A PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
pcsOOOs amount. may hear of 4 safe and profitable
investment, respectable buspessone capable of UNI
limited in srease-froin which fortune be lized
will be clearly shown Interview. Address G. H. f.,
Herald Office, for one week. This is no humbug.
DO 00n TO $1,000 WANTED, AN ACTIVE Bust
PosOOO man 70 take isterest in the Hour aud
feed trade, in successful operation which be
dressed to large sud extensive business references
give and required Address N. ii. l., Herald ofieo.
A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR A PERSON WITH
cash capital Of from $4,000 TO $1,000 purchase the
in Of the best locations in the city, partner viii be
taken who can command 81 900 to $1,000 in cash. wi IN sat-
actory reference ato integrity Apply to o. B. Hooker
Clarendon Bowling Saloon corneof Broadway and Duane
street, from 9to u o'clock.
WANTED-A PERSON WITH a CASH CAPITAL OF
w sou to SlD to enter into established cash bust
nefs that will 81 900 TO $4,000 years aud has been in
oreraon Tor tho last years. Any person wishing
get into areapectable business, with cash In hand may
dress a. b. o., st this sfce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

ITO CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS-WANTED-AP PLACE
tSr boy Oh Twelve years as say sGnoas u hsr s
may continue alec his French and German studies Please
address circular note with and parteuia
j. j.. BOX llI Post afdcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17

p0ARDING.-sUITs OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR
- nisbej, and ventilated plan suitable t0r
families gle persons, be had ut No Leroy place,
Beeokor street Tho house 10 newly furnished wg6 baths
closets, Sc, on every 1ror.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-17
HOUSES, ROOMs, &c, WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMs, &c, WANTED.
A PAYMENTS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OR
~ unurnished apartment In cw1y finished house. airy
and handsomesusAble for gentlemen Of the first rank
a. Ply to Mrs. Green $50 broadway.
nRuG STORE.-WANTED-A NEATLY FITTED UP
- Drug Store. In good location. Address (stating
PARTICULARS Purcha. err, Herald office.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-sUITABLE FOR A
party OF single gentlemen fsmily-with breakfast
efdoo.
HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO RENr-A GENTEEL
two story and attic House, with the Furniture
VI the hrt May next near Blocker troot and west Of
Broadway Possession INN edhtey Rent $780, Apply to
Z. w. BLEKCKER, 9s Broadway.
u OOKS FURNISHED-TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
~ Wishing neat quiet without board would do we'll
TO call Also, two suits OF we'll furnished rooms, suitable
Tor IN All FAMILY To highly respectable persons this
addresses A1se, Placement suitable On once. Jnquro
atAo Waite trset, west, Asar Broadway.
ITO LEr-HANDsoHELY FURNISHED SUITES OF
Rooms, convenient TO restaurant also, rooms with
breakfast and teA for gentlemen and suitable
for phy,iean. Apply a. Mrs p. G. COrrINS, No. w
WANTED TO HIRE-oNE OR TWO UNFINISHED
rooms or store, located near Brosdvay about the
6rst OF october or before. Rent must DO oderae and
viii 10 paid puAotuaily. The best ef yesersras .ysS
kadyeW GspaSAIees HERALD oEce,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20
News froa Csxas.

News frea Esxas.
also l.tsr dates than prsvisusy received fro. the
the si us y "seS q. DaDsDe o e
=: rsn., s.s s. And Os Tbs
50. sSous two .ocr .ss ssrssa y =, Esns
Three houses destroyed when opportune shower
arrested the nss; othervss half the town might have
Of inosnaiariss letter ffon Nr Lancaster the pro-
petor Of the Ranger to the editor Of the Galveston Nss
state. that the paper Will soon be reestabshsd in better
The following items ere copied iron the Galveston
This morning young man named william O. Stow
recently from Buffalo, Y, while he was handling
pistol accidentally discharged It, the bell entering hid
into the region Of the brain he e yet alive, but it Il
supposed be cannot survive long. He had but few
Keeping It the time Of tho ss accident He has been in
this city but few weeks and Il quite stranger He
csvsd the most prompt attention from several Of our
4 discovery q badly nutlstsd dead body was made
last Erosy, and It at first believed that horrd
murder had been committed The body was found par
TALLY buried under the powder house. the head
and ono leg being wanting and the breast having been
buried in another place BY Upon further eIamina
tion, on saturday the body was identified BY Dr. auh
day two before The presumption Il that he was dis
Aterrd for the purpose Of disssston or Of post moem
examination, but by when Is not known The new
schooner General Pierce Captain Fostt arrived in port
on Friday last from the Brazos river with ia bales Of
cotton oonssned to shaskeord 10 barrels Of molass
%, to D. G. Mills and bbls. Of pecsns to Il. b. Nj
chos Co. Another German emigrant vessel to
II williams wharf day before yesterdsy-the brig
Wanderer, Captain Raschen, forty. nine days from
Bremen with about hundred twenty passengers
all q whom ara In good health and will proceed to the
interior forthwith This vessel Is consigned to II. Ksu
man & Co. They have . mutual insurance company ct
Indanoia, which shows dividend Of thirty three per
cent tho capital stock for the first quarter OF It's orgs
nization.
The San Antonio Ledger Of the 25th ut has the follow
ing items "Monday week ut Quihi small German set.
Element twenty five miles west Of Fredericksburg.
aDeaware Indian brutally murdered 1t that
some three years ago party Of Csmanches had killed
German family. The Delaware has long been In the
ploy Of tho United States Interpreter German
woman however, pointed him out contested with
the former outrage. crowd collected, shot the
friendly Indian on his head and tied him by his feet
to . wild horse The affair is outrageous"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20
Police InteIIlQsncs.

Important qr,est Of Counterteiier named John
Thomas residing at No $40 Delaney street, was ar
rested Saturday by the police suspicion Of being
an extensive couDterter When arrested the prisoner
observed to throw something upon the foer which,
which were dollar notes which had been altered to
ves and the other four ves with the word Five
carefully sut out Shortly after the man taken into
arrested and upon searching her the officers found upon
her person whole handksrchief full OF the ends Of 1--WE
posed for n.on in bills 81 smaller
Thomas stated that he was the OF two grocery
stores and confessed to having made regular business
change for produce lie admitted that managed gem
orally to get rid Of from to three week, at which
tune II the bad not been caught It. he was taken be-
fore Judge Welsh where three Germans shortly after
wards called for the surpose OF going his bail but upon
and he was committed In default Of surety to the
amount Of $4,000 For the past few weeks there
tos II our population for .iterins and
bank notes and coin; md in many instances lately,
grocs and small dealers have been proven to be
the way Of change, ana thsa II It 10 brought back TO
h @ Ssn s.S
cases their victims are doubtless counymen Who After
diporDg their truck leave the city and either pass
vorthisssnsss else they forget when they ascertain
that 1t Is rpurisus from whom they received II.
attempt az Larceny Saturday the store Of Abraham
Posen 248 Grand street bursarously entered by
thief who in trying to force one Of the bedroom doors
heard by MT Posen who attempted TO catch him. but
failed In about hour Afterwards the thief returned
and finding the store open he entered When Mr. Possn
saw him, he said to him, " Hail neighbor, think I
know you" In answsr 10 this inquiry he asked him II
hs sold gold chains Mr. Posen replied that he did and
tried again TO catch him but he escaped second time.
He immediatey gave Information TO the police who
rested him. He conveyed before Juetice Weah who
committed him FOR examination.
Attempt II Brgidvv-A Imam named Francis Davis
arrested BY this Police, Saturday afternoon on the
charge Of burglary " appears thst the accused along
with sccempl,cc entered the house Of Mr. Morton,
No ~ vsrck street but discovered by Of the
inmates. who chased them. crying "stop thief" They
had not proceeded than three four blocks when
the accused arrested by officer Miller his ompce
making his escape The accused was committed by JUS
tce Mc0rath.
Serious .As,ou "A nan nsmed Good while In alter
cation with man named J. al Fink attempted to stab
him with dirk knife but falling In his attempt he tried
to escape but arrested by the police snd conveyed
before Justice welsh who fully committed him.
Passing Filtered Monsy-Tvo persons, nsmsd William
Thomas Recs Thomas, were arrested on Friday even
ing by ocer Bsrton Of the Eleventh ward charged viii
altering bank bills by pasting bgure OF higher de
nom nstion or tho b aud thus practising forgery OF
the pubic The accused parties we're conveyed before
Justice welsh, vhs detained tdem TO answer tn
charge.
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q
PorS OF New York, December 10, 1864.
ARRIVED,
s'esms'ssiP United ssstes Berry AsIi.ws Dec Kiug:
star Of .hs West. Ta.sDsush. san Juan. 10th
Steamship Cherokee Baxter, Nav Orleans. via Havana
ssssss a'Tf ss
As.Ss q
ss ssiS asi
s.' I ss g! e IL IL
re- iI f1ssy
sR sss:sf ssis Bsss ysssHs Ss7
New sas wsss
gale from cut away fore and , main top
ina pSaIy 3.
n work AZ The getting :Ss: did much aaI.gGa
shioud. and one Of the main topmassstay' One half Of
Brs Hsdsen qbri 4si%ari Sydney. Ms ls days. with
sshi Fa%p.io, xsns,ish cesrss.srn. SC. days, with
a sss 1s FL M:ss s af sS
carried away %snhoom main Ss n,nss main rigging
solr Jonas Smith, Jsnes. Wilmington Nc 6days. with
IeSr Powell. watts, Wilmington. NC. day. with
schr Pauline Carr. Newbern, Nc. 8 days.
Schr Amelia, Page, Norfolk, days.
s!ss:'
s::s Sss
S9SSs yTsH d :sy
Sohr Racer, johnson, Virginia, 2 days.
sohr AAred, watts Virginia, days.
sohr Sophia, warren, Virginia, 2days.
sohr Oneida sophers, Virginia, days
Sloop Senator, vannerman, Virginia, - day..
BELOW,
Brig Salisbury, ofNewburypcrt
SAILED, $50.
Ships Constellation, Allen. Liverpool; Carslins TuoAs
Chase San Francisco; Washington, Page, Norissns'
Wind, 1T sunrise, w; meridian ana sunset esaA'
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SAN JuAN-steamship star OF the west-J Vince. q
Vince, Capt Eldrdse, Trisby, CeunE Lossssr.
stIekler Rssd, Thomson. chsriI.r JC Holalifd,
stonoSurnsr, Hannam, r White. u Toiger, d q
Eogsr Iu5;ay PoE E;t.ss Esns' NishoSos
erson, r Kelh Kelly, Locsriase Coonsnt, Whit
comb, Anderson Haximore, emit Hall, Wilson
II Rodney, Madding.
NKw ORLEAss AND HAyArAZstes nship ehsrokee-NIss
Forgey ncMarsin snd dan shsv q Harrison and lady.
OKsra, Quinn, Given, Nv ray i May R Lee. W
eempel N Carson, y Hsrnsn~ s, del Monte, Emnis
.s sstss "a
siinupr, Stewart. q rs pergen Nre Htcoknsn,
Risng-l5 n the ssesrage,
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Died.
On Friday December II, JosErH HIcKs, son Of William
Hicks, Belfast, Ireland, aged q years.
His friends and relations are requested to attend his
funeral to Greenwood Cemetery, this morning, att
Brooklyn.
On Saturday December 49, LsuIs BurLns, only child Of
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fa-
neral this afternoon, at O'Clock, at Fordham Cara
leave the City Hall at half past eleven O'Clock.
At o'clock, Sunday morning December 10, JoHANrAH
HAaRs aged "a years, native Of DumfresshiIe Scot
land.
Her friends, and those Of Samuel Davidson are re.
quested to attend her funeral this day (Monday) at
o'clock from the house Of Samuel Davidson, letter D.
December 10, WILLIAM Hook, Of Robert W. and
Mary 3. stampee, in the Sd year of hi. age.
tend his funeral this afternoon ct O'Clock from 157
Henry street, Brooklyn.
Louisville papers please copy.
On Sunday. December 10, WILLIAM FIELDING
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
to attend his funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from
his late residence No 1903 Second street. Williamsburg
On Sunday December 49, ELIZABETH, wife Of the late
George natsell, aged 70 years,
invited to attend the funeral (Tuesdly Dec
FL at o'clock p at the residence Of her SON. George
"; hstsen, No 80 stanton ~ street;
in the 18th Of her age She was beloved by
On sunday morning December TO- Of Group, Jonr JACOB
only son of John and Elizabeth Knapp sged years and
at half past o'clock from 63 Market street. to Green
wood.
On Sunday morning. December 10, Of scarlet fever,
SARAH r.. daughter Of Prosper N. and Lucy Ann Wet
more.
Funeral service at Church Of Ascension Monday at
O'Clock A. n.
Thursday December 16 at her residence 1t Green's
Farms BErsEY, wife of d. Taylor aged 40 years and
months.
On Saturday evening" December 49, after short illness
MARY ANN, wife Of Patrick A. Keane.
The friends Of the family and those of her brothersin
law james Keane and Andrew Fallon, respectfully
invited attend her fnera from her late residence 90
East Twenty sixth street. on Monday, Goth inst. at
O'Clock precisely.
On Sunday, December To- LEONARD, infant son Of Leo
nard and Mary Il. sswyer, aged months and % days
The relatives and friends Of the family
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents 1S0 West Twenty second street. this Monday
afternoon ct o'clock, without further invitation.
On Sunday morning December 10, WILLIAM N. JOHN
son, in the SD year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral Tuesday, 2st inst ct O'Clock p
III. from his late residence, 179 Forsyth street.
On Sunday, December TO- JOHN MICHAEL only child Of
Edward G. and Rosena Murphy, aged months and
days.
The relatives and friends invited TO attend his
neral Tuesday, 2st int, at O'Clock ?. NJ. from hi
late residence, No. 80 Pearl street
On Sunday, December 10, MARGARET ANN, only dauyh.
ter Of Richard and Anna Murphy aged months snd Il
days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fun
eral this afternoon at o'clock from No. 81 East TWEEN
tv ghf atrept
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avr,v.a Io.hschr John Burgess, Stirling NTorh 1kh,
steamrbip CONWAY (Br) sawyer Savannah. ,.
6th-Brs Velocity DARRELL BAitmcre Yah snip
ruthsmis Tenslsy, New Orleans ish bark y4ui pogss
Digcr Mobile.
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Married,
In Williamsburg, ON Sunday evening. Dec. 10, by
Rev. Mr. Hustled Mr. w. H. ROBERTSON, of New Orleans,
to Miss MARTHA J. REYNOLDS, of the former plsce.
New Orleans and New Haven papers please copy.
On Thurtday, December 10, by the Rev Dr. Hanson,
Miss SUSAN j. HcKIBBEN, daughter Of John McKibben
Jr Of this city, to THOMAS A. RIDER, Esq, Of West
Point N. Y.
December 16, by the Rev VIM H. Moore at st. Georges
Church Hampstead L. L.. Mr.. GEORGE s. WILLIAMS, Of
this CITY, to SUSAN R. eldest daughter Of Stephen Hew
lett, of the former place.
December IT, by the Rev A. s. Leonard, at the resi-
dsnce Of DR. walton, Houston street. FRANcIY P WroH
MANN, of II. Wichmapn, Esq Of stettip Prussia
to CHARLOTTE daughter tho late Rev Prince Crawford
OF Liverpool, England.
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THE BANQUET.

At o'clock the members of the convention and
the invited guests commenced to assemble in the
saloon Of the Mechanics Institute, which is about
go feet in length, by so wide The tables extend
cd in double tiers tho whole length Of the saloon,
and were decorated in style Of magni6cence that
1t would be difficult to described, nothing being
wanting that the most lavish expenditure could pro-
cure. The bouquets alone were procured at a cost
Of 5000, and everything else to correspond.
The number Of plates laid was Eve hundred, all
Of which were occupied, whilst the galleries were
tarooged with subscribers accompanied by their
ladies.
The decorations Of tho saloon were magnificent
Flags Of all nations were suspended around tho
galleries, intormingIed with evergreens. A band
was stationed at each end Of the hall.
John @ Brups ESQ President of the Board Of
Trade, presided. with Senators Dawson and u nder.
wood and Hon. Messrs Breckenridge, Bowie, Jones,
aai othor nsnbns, to the right and lsfs' The gal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

TeIcgraphic Marine Regor: IA. n
There have pecnso ArrvSn" NV ORLEANS, Dss 10.
Ar,iyed-skips Della Maria Burissn ana D' LOUIS Dsh
mis-. EYork.
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M RHINE TNTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THrs DAY.
SUN RISES. ...... 81 NOON SETS. .mcrn OF
SUN SETS. 81 HIGH wATKR.... morn 03 Il
Port OF New York, December 10, 1851.