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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06
: HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARRIS. OF

A HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HNNKTS' OF
n North Fourth street, above Noble, ON the reoommsn-
daon friends, persuaded to call on Dr.
Robaek to be restored from deafness He states he has
deaf for 20 and thought nothing could be done
He that he went to Paris and while there he
called Of the celebrated anriss but they gave him
relief But by the aid of COMPUTATIONS he says he bet
ter, and hear we'll as ever he did the bnzing and
roaring his having subsidized He recommends
ali who are call for speedy relief by the aid OF con-
uratous Why will not hear after reading this case!
RrNJAMS HARRIS North Fourth street above Noble Phi
adeiphia Rheumatism of 10 years standing completely
cured Letter from H. Darlington Sem OF the most
suectabe citizens Lancaster city in the State OF Penny
ysna Mr. Sr:Snce my return from hlladel
mia have empIoyed remeoesyou and gives
me much satisfaction to be able to inform You hnt hey nave
acted like harm the swellngs in all my onts nave been
removed and have not pain in all my body being IN
very different state than when had % be carried 70 your
office. shall be In Philadelphia in few weeks and IN
tend calling 20 you. Your obeSient servant hENR
BARRINoroN, Sen. An letters 10 C. W, RoBACk NJ;
White street will be religouy attended to- u prepaid For
particulars, call and get Astrological Almanac
gratis, where certificates can he seen.
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DR JOHNSON, l6 DUANE ST. WILL FORFEIT $50
His practice Of over u years ~ his present Office
elualed by any medical In sv York Those who
contract disease can apply 20 Dr. with the certainty
having thsr properly treated perfect NJ
abs
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NOR PORT PHILLIP, AUSTRALIA, DfRECT-TIiE
splendid clipper HELENA will sail on the 2ih 81 May
This vessel has unryaed accommodations for pasteugrs
both in the first and second cabins AMI stecrase. For
freight passage, apply 10 RUSSELL NORTON, 3lOd
slip. ELLIOT, ARKEIL co. ii6 Pearl street Fares
first cabins, 500. second de-. $500; steersee $3.50
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nR. CONyERS' iNvIG0RATING C0RDIAL.-THE
- greatest remedy for those disorders Of body and mind
dsquslifying for business matrmony resulting from
secret vice This Cordial has restored scores who had
hope Of relief from their distressing situation Take
doctors advice until have testcdhe virtues
Of this cordial So bottle three bottles for S. Sold at 50
Third and 10 Chambers street Agents 33 Broadway
w Bowery and 20 Franklin street.
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MEDICAL.

nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. so WE'LL
~ known for the last twenty-five for his
treatment Of private diseases still be consulted at his
old Office Of the following complaints viz syphtc
mercsria ulcers glanduar engagements and
debility. All under AIKEN treated with candor 10
Chnrge unless euro is perfect cd.
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DR ROBERT BROWN, THE ORIGINAL MEsMERIC
- Physician and celebrated magnetism, Professor OF
Psychology and Mental Alchemy. has resumed his profess
onal No. 200 Monroe street
door from street. where he will be glad TO his
friends the public generally at all hours Of the dayor
evening. On M after Monday the 10th inst.
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above Howard streetH Wood Manager and Proprietor.
In addition TO the usual performances Of the
pany Woods uncqualed negro dolineators produce
their and aughabs negro version OF Maobeth'
Doors open at Z; commence at O'clock. Admission De-
SPECIAL NOTlCE-AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
- AssOciationThe fourth annual meeting OF tho
cate for tho election Of officers to year
second Monday May 1852 will next.
May 10 1852 in the Of the broadway TheAtrs.
The ballot box will be opened at O'Clock =. M, and close
at O'Clock + NJ. Extract from rule No. -ThAt no
her be qualified to vote Mt annual special genorM
meeting unless such members subscrip
shall be paid up previously
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DROFESSOR NELSON, ASTROL0GY-SORTHWEST
i corner of Nnetyhrst street and Fourth avenue. Be
take Yorkvie Harlem stop at Eightysixh
street. thence the left side of Fourth avenue 30 Ninety
street. Fare cts each NIB Persons born about
the latter April October in the early part OF
May November in II h to their interest to call
and know what they know Natiyitcs written in full
II required.
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
4 states mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. WSt.
ton commander will leave for IIayre touching at South
ampton to land the mails and passengers Saturday May
at II o'clock, from Pier No. A. North River. Price u
Sl2J An experenc is attached tho
vessel Alleters must pass through the Post Oce Lug
not wanted during the should be sent board
the day before calling marked Below" No merchandise
will be received board after Thursday this 9th Of May
For freight passage, apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, SO Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.

E0R SALE-A VERY FAST BAY HORSE FIFTEEN
Il hands high warranted kind and gente will stand with
out tying lady drive him. has taken two a $50
pound wagon in 300 Will be sold at very reduced price,
Apply at l98 Broadway. up stairs.
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They all hrs class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded by of experience the trade
The price Of passage 800 without liquors Goods
sent to the subscribers viii be forwarded free from any
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD l. HINCKEN, Agents l6l Pearl street.
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7 .YcEyM THEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE

i 1tEUN THEATKE, BKDADWAY, NEAR HROOMR
- street-Corbyn auckland Lessees-Drsss Circle q
cents Parquct, cents Orchestra Seats csuta
circs l2' cents Private Boxes Doors opon At csr-
played the farce of A MAN WITHOUT HEAD-Mr or.
livious Top Mr. WsIeot; Mrs. Oblivous Top Wacot
After which, the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKR
King Laehrymoso Mr. Wsscot Graceful Miss J. Denastt.
Followed by RICHARD III TO KILIs-Richard III, Mr.
Wacot To conclude with MR.. AND MRS. PETER WHITE
Peter White. Mr.. g. A. yincoat
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DADTChL CURES AT A SMALL EXPENSE.-DR.
IN WARD offers -50 to any gentleman, after proper
demonstration, who private Diseases with such
uniform celebrity, ease, safety and cheapness as he can
The most Doreduous will be convinced before they have been
under treatment day, His wonderful power Of curing
all such eases - without parallel. Once corner Of Ca
nal street and Brosdway.
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DARNUMs AMERIoAN MusEUk-P. I. BARNuM

LELLOWS MINSTRELS.-NOTICE.-TB ORIGINAL
well known Fellows Minstrels." comprising an eth.
oent corps Of talented and experienced performers
under the direction Of j. b. Fellows would in
form the public that they will perform at Troy April
Esd Auburn. April Gath: Geneva April 25th: Cornthian
Hall Rochester April 9th, 18th and 29th Concert Hall,
Buffalo April Oh and May lat 3D. ih. 5th. and 9th PS
Duo notice will DO given whou they commence their
certs again in Broadway.
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FJNHRoUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.-NEw YORK AND
San rransiseo Steamship Line.-The new steamship
UNITED STATES Charles Berry, Commander will take
hsr departure for Aspinwa Navy Bay Saturday. 18th
May, at r. NJ connecting at Panama with the double
engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 200 tons burthen,
Kepney Coullard, Commander which steam awaits tho
arrival of the Panama by the United States,
from New York and thereafter proceeds toSan
Francisco direct without stopping at intermediate ports
These vessels in accommodation and safety are not sur
passed by this route and an experienced surgeon
attached each vessel The United States has made the
voyage between York Chagres in days nine
hours and the Winfield Scott has just performed the
voyage between New York and Panama In the shortest time
record both TO running and actual time from port 60
port Books open, and through tickets for eoe FIRST
cabin ROOM S35; second do do $685. steerage SOU
Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co,
General Agents, - Beaver street.
JONES < JOHNSON,
lot West street, corner ~ Liberty street.
Passengers by the United States will disembark along
side the wharf at Aspnwa and take the Panama Railroad
opened nearly to Gorgona thus avoiding the risk at
tendan upon landing boats at Chagres ami the river
navigation to G0rgona.
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MEDICAL.

IRE HENDRICKS PREVENTIVE WILL BE SENT
- by mail, for dollar post paid This rs tue same
preventive under various names adysr,ssa tor hve agi
NOT feel to increase their families II Is simple and
infallible Address DR.. T.. HENDRICKS, box 2i55 New
York Post Office.
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DR. CHARLES ZANNoNE, or TIE UNIyEasiTY0F
- Naples lately arrived AZ New York treats only We
private diseases The preventive syrup against private a
OF DIR. Jan8one known In lay sofa
at tho oee Of the inventor Price s., ohce q Dr Charles
Jannone, No, 81 Broadway He will give coasulSttonslr0n
Utq l2oelook, A, NJ, aud from 70 7, I'M
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A TMOsPHERIC ELECTRICITY .-PRoFESsoR WILL
IA liams with hs lAughabe scientific, and Achemstis
exhibitions Of Human Nature Chinese Buildings Broadway
Monday Wednesday aud Friday evenings Of this week.
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday evenings also, n
this week. until further notice at Manhattan Hall Fourth
street between and &. Lecture to
o'clock Tickets % cents admitting lady and gentleman.
Private class tickets $40 Office for Consultation SOC Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow end New York steamship Companys new
steamship GLASGOW Il o62 tcnsio horse power) Robert
Craig will sail from New ork for Glasgow,
Thursday the oath June at 2o clock at noon First cabin
(saloon state rooms) $50 Do. do. tmtdshp do), $50
Second cabin, $50 Stewards fee included; Apply TO
j. MSlMON, 80 Broadway.
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NR POWELL, oCULiST. AURIsT. &c, HAS RE-
~ moved SOC Broadway, between Brsome aud sPrins
streets where will attend usual y All diseases OF Tue
Er. and Ear from 10 o'clock Tally DR. Powells Urea
tjse the third edition. price cent' can e obaned
az his Also great variety ~ beautiful arthcla
Fyes which be inserted without the slightest pain and
Will move. and look exnetly like The natnr9leye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

C,O BUTCHERS-T0 LET. PART OF THREE STORY
L and basement house situated in Forty street. two
nndred feet of Mi tn avenue There is the adj
lining lot, Slaughterhouse in the Of said lot
HIGH will he let together separate to suit applicants
ppiy the premises at the meat shop 81 Maodouga
reet.
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sTOR PLACE OPERA H0USE.-FfFTY LADIES
N and gentlemen wanted for the Ballet. Apply
Mr.. PARSLOE, Chambers street.
VTNHEODORE EISFELD'S CLASSICAL QUARTETTE
Soiree (the sixth and last of the second will
take place the polio Rooms 40 Broadway Saturday
May Sth, Mrs H z Watson; Mr. William sehsrenberg.
Messrs. kefer Ely Schmtz, Jacoby No Reyer and Eic
horn will assist Mr. Theodore Eisfeld See small bills.
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M ETR0POLITAN HALL-JEANIE REYNOLDSON 5
l Musical Evenings.Jeanie Reynoldsop, assisted by
eminent artists will give series of three musical evenn
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday May th 9th and Sh
the grand Concert Room at Metropolitan Hall In to-
pendent Of the published in the programme Miss
nOldson will each evening introduce
before sung in this country Admission 80 cent.
two persons Doors open at o'clock to at g.
Books Jeanne Reynodsons choicest songs DO
Cd 49, ba NIL
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NOR SALE-A BLACKHAWK MARE l5ts HANDS
high years old, and mile side Of 300
will be sold cheap Apply to JNO NJ SHERWOOD, No. 81
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RoWERf THEATRE.-MRS. POTTERS BENEFIT.
- Mrs Potter presents her compliments the ladies
gentlemen New York and the patrons the drama gene
rally aud respectfully announces that her benefit and last
appearance fixed for Friday evening" May upon which
occasion will be performed the beautiful pcts Of
THE RIVAL QUEENS, together with beautiful Dancing by
Miss Gertrude DAVIS and the popular drama of the COR
SICAN BROTHERS, bringing in the entire strength u the
conn an Box book
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L,OR LlyERPoOl-THE FAvORITE AND WELL
known steamship SARAH SAN DS, l,y9 tons burthen,
W G. Thompson. Commander will be despatched for Liver
pool Saturday, 9Th May at IL o'clock This ship as
thoroughly rehtted and has superior
passengers. For freight passage, apply to
j. HOWARD & son, Agents. "a Broadway
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL. So
~ Lessee and Pssqsst c:ets rs.iiy csois >
1t to commence ct ~ soloek Thursdsy eveaias hSgE
will DO performed the drams Of GUY MASNENIrG-C,c
hannerng. Mr. Fenae; Henry Bersrsm Mr.. REYNOLDS Re-
pi mini NJ psvidss Dsss,s Damss. wh.as
Lsoy BertIsa. Miss Julia 0ssld To conclude with ne
farce Of PErrIC0AT GOvERNMENr-hr Hectic, Mr.. W.
D,yidgc; Clover Mr.. Whiting Brdoon M. Reynolds Ala
bella, Mrs j. Seton.
NiBLO's ADMINISTRATIONS. MR.. JOHN SEXTON.
10 oss.s sssts Private BoIss - Doors open 80
Tho wonderful Caroline Roussett sad hsr three
ste5s IN tho grand scotch ballet Of La SYLPHIDE-
"si Vas received, Tuesday lss with great deisst
Siyph,ae Mile Caroline kousse James kpbeu Mile
nousset Eme Mile rheresne Rou ssst: cven. N.
ri me mansn; Msdso Mons Joan Rousset; Jesnie 1ns
49, 49, nousse, freyous to the ballet ftvorits
Andrews, Lester, aud Burns will perform ~
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FASHIONABLE LIGHT CARRIAGE FOR SALE-A
well built light Carriage for sale; will
two horses Is OF easy and beautiful action and in
complete and excellent order further
apply at No. 4Wyckof street, South Brooklyn.
HORSE AND WAGON.-FOR SALE A FINE BAY
Mare and light Wagon the property Of gentleman
who has for them need apply
pared pay high price, the above every
particular. Address W. c., Herald office.
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DR CONVERTS NEW MEDICAL OFFICE. NO. 10
- Chambers street. between Chatham AMI Centre
streeb opened for the protection and relief ot
strangers citizens seeking medical aid IN doubt where
apply Those who have imprudenty contracted disease
should at apply at this Office DR. g treatment Of
those disorders successful
in York Here you will kind and proper treat
men Younu men, do be dec ,vei by the silly prcten-
sous ignorant preteniers Persons suffering the sad
secret improper habits demonstrating them
for business or matrmony Wal lind ia DIR. CONFER cele
braed lnyigorating Cordial the only means ofcure 50
three ST. Important advice % the married
and single. Consultation from "a to Z NJ at l3 ham.
Lers street snd So Third n, B.-Dr. Cs Medical
work, gratis.
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~ mendatons Hundreds OF others be referred to-
cured by Dr. Hene Of an extensive and ncera
ton various parts person nose and hroa also yio
pains aud swelng Of bones ana joints caused by
imprudenee and mercury Gibbons iys south street
tenth ward, ". walsh, Alderman, Seventeenth ward
health Ny constitution had been ruined by disease ousck
cry and mercury body was covered with ulcers
perect cripple when Dr. Hens called By the skill
oDr Heine have been restored to perfect health Capt
Richard Yates Dougherties Pilot Office Of South
street and Maiden lane. DR. rs Office IL No. % Duane
street. between Chatham, and Centre streets.
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RURTON'S THEATRE CHAMBERS SrREET.-DREsS
- Circle and Par9ue 80 cents second Tier 2,
vate Boxes So Orohcsrs Seats 70 cents Doors open
to begin at IL o'clock Thursday evening, May will
played the NEW COMMUNAL BLISS ASSOCIATIONS
Fihgree Mr. Lester Mr. Cappersaw. Mr. Bland; MIRA Fer
ret Mrs Blake After which, the drama Of the T0oDLEs
Mr. Timothy Tsodle Mr. Burton: Frank Acorn. Mr. Bland
George Acorn Mr. Russell; Old Fentoa. Mr. Gourley Mrs.
Timothy Toodle, Mrs. Hughes Mary Acorn Miss Weston.
To conclude with the of THE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS
Tom Crop, Mrs Skerrett,
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CLOTEIING.

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CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
clothing furniture stock goods dispose Of obtain
fair price for the by ding for the subscriber
his residence. through the post will BIO attended to-
N. B-Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen
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nR. WARD MAKES ASTONISHING CUREs-SUCh
~ as no other doctor do. Either cure or great
before twentyforr hours TO contract disease
made nothing by his treatment which Is science
perfected Remember it, The other methods Of cure are
dreaduworse than the disease Once Canafstreet
and Broadway.
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NOR SAyANNAH.-UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
+ The and superior Steamship Florida, Thomas
LYON will leave saturday May Sh, at o'clock
p, M from pier T. North River. Appiyto
SAMUEL l.. MITCHIrI. No. lM Front street.
The Aabama. c. d. Ludlow Captain, will leave Satur
day sth For speed strength accommodations, and
fare, these ships have no superior on the ocean
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28

pendous walls Of rock, crowned with CO.
Goa nut trees, and fresh verdure. till the
narrow passage terminated in a small
basin, shut in by high hills, save on one
side, where communicating with the
smooth beach, lay the neat city of Ac-
apulco. The houses are low and mostly
matched, the struets narrow but clean.
ly, and the population of human kind,
donkeys, pigs and poultry most numer-
GUS. The weather is extremely warm,
and in most Spanish cities the people
live mostly out of DOORS cooking in front
of the houses. The grateful associations
OF home are unknown in such commu-
nifty. 1t needs the frequent gatherings
round the hearth of cold latitudes, " here
bowling blasts and outward discord give
zest to social enjoyment. have no
news to send you. The steamer leaves
in an hour, about 8 p Nj. all ON board
are in excellent health. S.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention
assembled at Sacramento on the 23d.
Great confusion marked the first acts
of the body, BY appointing two tempo>
rary presiding officers, both of whom,
however, soon vacated the seat, and
after some more discussion Mr.. Van
Buren, was recognised as the tempo
rary presitlin officer. Our limits
will not al ow us to give even al alb
stract of their proceedings. On the
second day the matt er ol contest be-
tween the two delegations from San
Francisco was settled. On the third
day, NJ. S. Latham OF Sacramento
Was appointed president OF the con-
ysntion. In the evening, VIM. II.
Richardson aud j. NJ. Covarrubias
were chosen as two Of the delegate,
to the National Convention and DIR.
Hammond was elected contingent del
cgate for Covarrubias' place.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28

ATTACK BY INDIANs.-The Saeramon-
to Union says, that on Sunday last, as
MIR. S. II. Henry and lady were walk
ing from Salmon Falls to Alder Springs,
on the Colomo road, three Indians came
upon them, two on horseback and one
on foot They accosted them, and cool
ly requested that Mr.. H. should barte
away his wife. He replied that she
was not for sale, and requested them to
60 on their way. Mr.. H. and lady
walked on, and the Indians followed
them for about fifty yards, when one Of
them dismounted and attempted to i'm
pede their progress. Mr. H. was armed
with double-barrelled shotgun, one
of the barrels being loaded. On their
showing signs of making an attack, he
shot the one on horseback wounding
him severely, and then dubbed another
with the but of his gun. The latter
soon recovered himself, and assisted his
companion to remount, when the three
made preciptate retreat. A party
pursued the rascals, but failed in over
taking them.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28

CLIPPER SHIPS IN CHINA.-Tha Homo
Kong Register, of Dec. 9th the latest
date received, has the following remarks
concerning American clippers:
During the past week, three Ame-
rlcan clippers Coasters have arrived
IN our harpor-ths Witchcraft, Flyinp
Cloud, and Game Cock. By the last
English papers have been received of q
date four days later than than those ro-
ceived BY the October mail. We have.
been unable to procure one, but have
been tsld they contain nothing of mo-
ment. AS usual, these vessels have
been navigated from San Francisco to
this port with very small number of
men. The Flying Cloud had only eieh-
teen hands, while her complement is
sixty; -Four or FIVE more of those fine
vessels are daily looked for and, as at
.ne present time freight cannot be had
nere, they will have to 60 forward to,
bengal or bombay Or, as home freight
Is no ooJect to them, they will ship
sumcient number of men to make the
eoheward passage, take am cargo Of
lereo 10 them, at any rate, ana be off
again, to obtain the high rates OF freight
cisco.n
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28
SELECT COMMITTEE AND THE MINES.

As the editors of the State Journal
are little hard of hearing, we would
like to know if they have yet heard a
"single voice" in favor of giving the
miner a title to his claim! If they
have not, we would like to refer them
to the report of the late special
committee on the disposal OF the pub
lie lands, of which committee Messrs.
Snyder, Walsh, Foster and Estill,
were members, and Gen. Anderson,
chairman. The passages to which we
would refer these patriotic editors can
be found from page 10 to page 90
But we would particularly request
them to read the paragraph beginning
with the 9Th line on page %, of the
printed report, and that beginning a
little below the middle of the 23d
page. Nor would it be amiss to read
the last paragraph on the 24th page.
But lest they should not regard these
passages as official, we hope they will
not neglect to read the second resolu-
ton reported by that committee. If,
by the time they have carefully read
these passages, they still think some
voice has not been raised" in favor of
protection, by title, of investments of
miners" We will readily give them
over as incorrigible.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28

A SINGULAR CASE. Two Mexican
women living in a house in Vallejo
street, between Dupont and Kearny
yesterday complained to the pelice that
q man had entered their room the night
before, and presenting a pistol at their
breast, quietly possessed himself of their
keys, which were lying under the mat
rass, with which he opened their trunks
and helped himself to about six ounces
OF gold specimens and an old watch. -
They stated that the man was a fire.
qnenter of the house, yet when pressed
to give the name or description, thew
protessed total ignorance of any thing
6y which he could be recognized. s.
F. Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-28

AMusEMENT.--Lees' Circus is to be-
here on the 9TH and Sth of May, and if
they receive such encoura cement as
the merits of the company give us rea-
son to believe they will, they will prob
ably remain longer. SO those who take
pleasure in such amusements, nothing
can be greater assurance of satisfac-,
tory performance than that the celebra
ted Lee family are in the company. H.
P. Eayrs, agent,