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

fellow citizens snd the public generally On the 10Th day
Of May 1851 the undersigned opened his present
No Liberty street In that time the patronage extend
ed to him has been unexamped in the annals of
keeping For this kind encouragement he desires. most
sincerely to thank them and to assure them that nothing
that energy industry and do shall be left
undone to merit eontinuan Of their patronage Since
his in Liberty street. his house has
three times enlarged until he positively driven by
his immense patronage and the widening Of Liberty street.
(which takes of ten feet from his to seek larger
cation to inform them that he will about the 10th
Of June open at No. 81 Corandt street, doors below
Greenwich, establishment whose equal found
in America, which will embrace five different and distinct
departments, VIA large and elegant bar oyster
saloon and lunch counter and general dining room the
rate for gentlemen only The entire establishment
will at one time, over 200 persons, and will
require fortysx to conduct it, each Of whom
will be perfect in their various In the
tme and until the opening the Cortand street establish
men the "a Liberty street will be continued
usual. To day we shall fine piece of English
roast beef with spnnage delicious lamb and green peas
tomatoes Strawberries and creambesides 300
other Dishes cooked in the very best and
by WATERS whose good aad polite attention have
elected unusual admiration from those who in the habit
Of taking their meals down town The pubcs most ODE
dent servant, COSTING JUNIOR.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOMS TO LET,
"A without board, in Spring street. in first class house
Three four and his wife, would
be with only breakfast in required
Please address B. c., Broadway Post Once, immediately
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which is connected with the ignorant and bigottsd

which is connected with the ignorant and bigotted
clergy Of the Greek Church. At the last accounts,
ii that DR.. King had served out his imprson-
ment of fifteen days, but had not been sent out oil
the country, under the other part of the sentence
pronounced against him.
In this persecution to which DR.. King has been
subjected by the Greek government the ministry OF
Ohio have conducted themselves with species OF
neutrality almost amounting to notwithstanding,
on the one side, the ignorance and bigotry OF the
Greek clergy, combined with the influence OF the
Austrian legatio and, on the other side, fearing
the Just indignation and resentment of the Ameri
can people and government, at the treatment of one
of their most amiable and most respectable mission
aries and attaches. This business will yet produce
great sensation in Greece, particularly on the
rival of the Cumberland frgate. We trust that the
government at Washington will not relax an iota Of
their determination to exact instant and full repara
tion from the authorities Of Greece for the indgni
ties and atrocities which they have permitted TO DO
perpetrated on DR.. King, by the fanatic and igno-
rant influence of the Greek Church, operating the
police tribunals Of Athens. No offence has been
committed by DR.. King, worthy Of punishment like
that which has been inflicted on him. His greatest
offence was his popularity with the students of
Athens, who hocked to his private lectures, and
listened with grat6ed attention to his discourses
biblical learning and knowledge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

Fifty cents, at KINGS Rooms, los Howery, between
Hester streets The beet kylSnt Daguerreo,
typc coloed and cncasd for Fifty Cents and
superior Of the highest priced, and
equal to the best that can be produced.
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The Mutual Admiration society.-This

Society meets daily at SMITH RICEs City Clothing
Warerooms 02 Fulton street. It's members composed
the purchasers and the propretors Of this
and such is the excellence Of the articles sold and the
Long m ay this N. A. S. flourish.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK.-NOTICE.-THE MAILS
for Califoxna. &c, via Havana per U. 8. mail steam
ship Empire City, will close at this Office Monday Nav
"a, At 1P. NJ. w. v. BRADY, p. N.
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GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO OR
"A three single gentlemen, can be accommodated in pr
vate family with pleasant front BEDROOM the
second floor Furniture and bedding oil Inquire ut
431 Grand street.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

WIN. H. RONGE, SOLE AGENT FOR JOSEPHINI
w Bonnets in the United States, No. Park place.
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WANTED-sOME PERSONS, WITH AsMALL CAPT.
tai ts purchase an interest in valuable patent right
Inquire Of BELDEN& COTTON, Brokers' No 6ers
street.
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The British Consul viii re,

The British Consul Will receive his fellow
countrymen and other friends his residence College
place from one to four O'clock this day. th ns being
the anniversary Of her Britannia Majesty birth day.
Jenny Linda few choice seats for the
last concert Of Jenny Lind in America Monday
May 24th, can be procured at 800 Broadway
The Junior Gosling, to has friends and
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nOYOU WANT MONEY-FRoM $50 TO $4,000. GIVE
~ to the undersigned house jcwelry Watches
gold OF silver ware other goods Of large space
commodating conditions. For other kind
which may be desired good securities write apply
the American Consignment office, II Beekman street. up
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CAB DRIvERs.-IF THE DRIVER WHO, ON THURS
day afternoon last took gentleman from No. Bar
clay street. and lady from Warren street. to the Pha-
delphia boat will return to No.
3 Barclay street, he will be handsomely rewarded.
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RoARD IN SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
- single gentlemen BIO accommodated with pleasant
and full partial board in the part
street.-the first coonnade house from the ferry
with beautiful garden shrubbery &c. attached For fur
Their particulars apply at 2 Atlantic ST. South Brooklyn
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Citizens and gentlemen from the country,
wishing procure thing to order ready made at
free from humbug requested to patronize B.
CLARKE, 1l6 William street, between Fulton and John
Sack Frocks order $40 to $2 supeRne dress-
Coats $40; very linen Coat 81 So Established 1874.
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We present our readers with report of the Mayors
address Saturday to Captain By de yroe Of this
fgate and also the reply of the Captain The particu
lars Of the visit we published yesterday =
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d K REWARD.-LOST, NEAR UNION SQUARE, A.
WO black Newfoundland Dog, answering to the of
Ponto; has leather strap around his neck Whoever
will return him to No. 22 East Seventeenth street. will
Aaiv the ah0 ard.
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REMITTAN CES-PAsSAGEs.-DRAFTS FROM fl
and upwards payable at sight tow throughout
BOWMAN, GRINNELL CO., SO South street, sole
agents in this city for the Swallow Tail lines Liverpool
and London packet ships.
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Prous READERS OF NEwspAPERs.-The hadewn-
DENT religious weekly jouRal, Of this city, con-
Quoted by half dozen clergymen, and numbering
among its contributors Ward Beeoher and his Gu
rous sister, Mrs. Stowe, boasts of having fifteen
hundred clergymen among it's readers. We believe
the HERALD can make larger boast than that, for
we should not be surprised if, among the weekly
readers of columns there nearly double that
number of Clergymen, every one Of them eminent
enough to be bishop, the head Of the Presbyterian
church, or at least a saint in heaven. And what
is more. these three or four thousand clergymen
who read the HERALD every week, generally feel
much better in health and spirits after the perusa,
than after reading all the other religious papers. It
clears their intelects, stirs up their magnations,
gives them an insight into the world, purifes them
from paltry "isms, and makes them filter for their
pious duties every Sabbath of their lives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
Washington Correspondence.
WAsnINGToN, August %.

WAsHINGToN, August %.
II any apology be dne your readers for the
continued discussion Of the Slavery ques ion,
as affected In the present canvass it may surely
be found in the fact, that The Southern people
are either pleased by the caterings Of Editors
and Politicians, or thai they are the most pa
tent and long suffering of the human family,
under the most cruel infectious If they are
pleased, the few thoughts suggested 1T ,lis
moment, may be agreeable, and il not, they
shall not be long enoug Oh and heavy enougi,
to break the already Lurdened backs, of those
on whom they may fall. If that, and that
/one is the great issue before the people of the
South, let them ponder well their C loicc be
tween New Hampshire and Virginia. Ifthe
abolition sentiment is anything dreadful, Jet
them consider well whether the election Of
Gen. Scott. is not the only sure means of Kill.
ing 1t once and forever. If VIM. II. Seward
Is n dangerous man already, let them consider
well, before their action shall make him the
really great man thst the South has already
made him. lfhe is dangerous now, " hat will
he be backedu by the whole North, sectioaal-
ICED through Southern locofoco policyl Are
the Southern people prepared TO take the re-
sponslblh'y OF drawing line between sections,
that never can be oblterated so long AS the
mind, morals, manners and as difficult as the
geographical relations of this vast counirv?-
Wlll they attempt the vain effort to make all
men think shey door are they stupid enough
to suppose, that any number of the Northrrn
people think as they do, except as j John Van
Buren,, "for this election2" In the name of
reason and common sense have they not had
enough proof OF the Jolly of such things. in the
recent history ofthe locofoco party, aside from
he Interchangeable laws ofnature against theml
why then will the people allow themselves to
ne cheated in ''the wbistling of a name," by
design'ng or silly men-throwng aside the
lights OF reason and experience?
1.-THE parrot cry of"South in danger" i, to
be again the signal, let them remember The
many valuable men, they have already ostra
clsed upon it alone, and the South none t6c less
:" danger If the South is in danger, Or like.
" to be really SO; who, so able TO defend anil
protect her, as the man born and raised in
Virginia, and whose whole eventfu and plor;.
Gus career, has been passed in the seryic. oil
the South and the Union. If there is one man
In the Nations better qualified and better d;snos
cd to rebuke fanaticsm and agitation anil oa
,orce the tars, than another, that man is Win.
he'o Scott. lfaman from disease or other.
wise requires amputaton, will he emplov tb,,
surgeon who fa'ats at the sight of blood or
me one whose experience and nerve inspires
confidence IN himself and the patient wbv
surely The latter Indeed. Scott's letter of ~.
ceptance. with his characteristic ca,dos ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
Whig Rally i'm Petersburg.

We have the most glowing accounts of the
rally of the Wings in Petersburg, Friday night
last. IN which occasion string addresses were
delivered by Senator Jones and the Hon Mr..
Culom afTennessee, and Travers Daniel ofthe
city of Richmond The lntegencer's account
brea,hes the right spirit.
although the weather was unfortunate.
y, very inclement the Courthouse was crowd
ed There was great anxiety to hear these
distinguished Tennesseeans, particularly Gov.
Jones, whose fame as public speaker, had
reached every in the community. We
promised ourselves great qualification on the
occasion, and our expectations were more than
realized. We do not believe that stronger
impression was ever made upon an audience
than was made by the eloquent appeals of the
gentlemen, and we look forward now to exer.
tons i'll behalf of Gen. Scott that will resul, in
securing for him largely increased vote in
this region. The right spirit is now awaken.
cd, and zeal and confidence are rapidly taking
the place of apathy and inactivity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

moerscy Of New England i. ss sound as n
Is, then we have no right to on,radict him. and
We 10 not gansay the opinion. Bun If he de.
signed to convey the idea that The loeofocos oil
Boston and Of Massachusetts al large. the men
who formed the shameful aud degrading Goa
liiou with Sumner, and by thai coalition elect
ed him to the 4. S. Senate. defeating the regu-
lar Wing nominee, and as sound on the ques
lions of the constitutional rights Of the South
as The Southern people are. then be propagates
notion which no well-informcd man at the
South. Wing or Democrat will endorse. The
idea is too preposterous 10 justify serious com
meutary But The Democratic Journals and
orators ARE Homeopathic Failing in matter oil
serious COMMUNICATING no faith longer IN
their efforts TO destroy Gen Scott by the regn'
lsr practice they wish to experiment upon
the popular body by administering their nos
truns in infntesimal portions that being one Of
the rules Of the disciples Of Habnemann.
We are not skilled inihe lore of the Healing
Art but we believe thcgrond principles Of Ho.
meopathy is expressed by the dogma "Simaia
smiib@ cuyantur.p which, being interpreted.
we understand 10 convey the idea, that to cure
ri zen diseaee medicine should be administer
ed IN nfinlteslmal portions. so as 10 produce
an affection similar To the one 10 lac cured, aud
thus the original malady is relieved, tho new
one may take It's place, aud this plan of trent
tnent is sometimes resorted 10 by naughty prac.
titioners with the expectation that the new dis
ease will lie worse than The DID, and If the pa
tent survived the old he may not live under
the new. The Wing Party. like the natural
body. has suffered from the infrmtics of its
members, but it "a though, il Vas likely to out
live them, and il it did not get rid of them, il
could enjoy reasonable health notwithstanding
their existence. The Democratic Doctors see.
ing this condition OF thingt, have determined
TO experiment in Homeopathy. Finding that
their reguardoses of bolitlonism, Sewardsrn,
Frecsoilsm &c, could not destroy tho health
ful yigor Of the patient they have volunteered
TO Y sit, now they seize upon Lyonisnl, and seek
to administer that medicine in the least posi-
BILE quantities, with the hope that such ogen.
cics must kill rs oil others have failed Expe
riment No. ], is the letter Of Mr.. Lyons, in
which he informs the public how he did "feel'
at Boston aud Hil'borOugh, and how he
thought every man in the South would have
feh if they had been there. We live under
that dose, and will remind our Democratic
friends that the Wing party survived when it
had TO take Mr.. Lyons entire, and we certain
r.. r -.
minlstered to us, in small quantities, though
from Democratic platform through Demo
cratic hands
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
North (uA'AlisAn

The Wings Of North Caroline, after suffer
ing temporary defeat ia the Gubernatora
election are awakeing up TO he great contest
which IS to be decided in November Now
as is l54S they believe no other fhct--lubor
Tor no other result, than II triumphant majority
Tor the Wing tlcket--ior Scott and her own
true and gifted son. At a recent meeting OF
Wings from the counties OF tho western part
of the State ut Davidson College, il was deter
mined to hold Mass Meeting of the party at
Stalcsville, lredell county on the 9th and 10Th
of September. The papers represent the right
spirit abroad. and that this assemblage will do
much to call hnct the ullcgience of the "Old
North State" 10 her first love.
There is no truthin the ridiculous assertion
placed in the mouth of MIR. Neer by locofoco
prints, which makes him say that the nomina.
ton of Scott defeated his election in the Guber
material canvass. 1t is we'll known that nes.
tons Estate policy did that. The Wings of
North Carolina are as true 10 their national
principles now as they have ever been.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

dispatch received here Yesterday hich sta,,,
that one Of The Coac es, beween L,urhburg I'd Pam
lille upset Fsrmvii,e, Ind By which OF the
passengers Injured. Cur t'wllsInan, d. c p.
,ers Esa we learn was hurt mot seriously, we me
The Coaches very heavily Iadened euch lief i,
nlncc with a full compliment Of passcngers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

The sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
was inserted in the Civil appropriation BILL
which has passed both houses Of Congress for
the purpose Of enabling the Secretary OF the
Inferior, under the direction Of the President
Of the United States. TO purchase site contain
ing not less than ten nor more than fifteen
acres ofland. in The neigbborhood of Washing
ton, and for the erection. furnishing ond fitting
up an Asylum for the Insane Of the District OF
Columbia and of the Army and Navy of the
United States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

Rock Or SrRINo-Thc Morgantown Va
M,rror says there is spring or well or rather
laboratory of Natures own originating, near
Hughes riverin that county, from which
Rock Oil extracted at the rate of a barrel a
day. The oil isclosely ntcrmingled with fine
sand, several feet below,he surface ofthe earti,
aud is separated by washing the oil ofcourse
rising 10 the surlacc, where it is readily gatit.
cred. 1t sells from 50 10 $40 barrel, and is
said 10 possess curative virtnes to a consdera-
spring.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

TnESAcRlFIcE OF LIFr.-Thcre have cen
during the present year twenty one steamboat
accidents, involving loss Of life. The number
Of persons killed and drowned is seven hun.
dred and twenty-eight, and injurned one hun
drcd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
Is, pi.triet--Iobn II. kilby OF knnsemond.
81 District-Ed~Hra X Chambers, Of MechisnburG
80 Di.trirt-Thomnz 5. Flournay, of DalhS'
sth Dia,riat--H. II Mnrslial OF Charlotte
5th Dlstrict-Alex. Riyes Of AlbemoIle
Gth District --Wm G. Scott, Of Powhatnn.
7th District--Jos. Segar, of Elizabeth City
9Th Districf--Robt. Mayo of Nestmoreand.
9Th Disfrrt--Henry w. Thomas, ri Fairfax.
10Th Dstrici---Aex II. Botelcr. Of jefferson.
li,h Di.trr,-Co !. u. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
f9th Disiricl--Iohn Echols. 81 Mpnroe.
i3,h Distriet--N altes Preston. Of Washington.
l4th Distret--Juhn J. Jaoksan. ir of Wood.
l5sh Disiriet--T. NJ. Gally of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
Werreoueorly hear democratic orators speak

Wefrequeotly hear democratic orators speak
of The "Od,oas bankrupt Lar." as a Wing
measure. Il is well enough under such CIR
cumstsnccs 10 let the people know that w. K
King. the democratic candidate for the V. Pre-
sidency in 1852. voted for thai identical mea
sure-"odious" os il Is He also voted for The
Unacd States Bank Charter. by which that
party consider the strongest proof Of federal
Ism sustained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

There is great frcshet in James River.
Much damage has been done to the crops on
its banks; and much property in Richmond
has been ruined. Two boys, one named TucKER.
and the other CLARK, were drowned on Sun.
day and Monday.
The james River Canal loses largely-its
docks and embankments having been washed
away to a great extent.-Rieh Eram
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

SoMETnINo HANnsoME-We saw yoster.
day. eight bars gold, weighing in the aggre.
gate eighteen or twenty pounds, in the, pos.
session Ola North Caronan, on his way to the
mint lhisls part oflhe product for short
time past ofthe McCulloch Mines, in GuilGord
county, North Carolina, which are now work.
ed with the greatest success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
SPECIAA NOTICES.

e. Never SITTER long from Cough. AT Ills nse Of
he world, when you get tigers Cherry oral, tits
"A criminal neglect if you 90 it.
Sept -1w
LV 1t nov being certain that city Is to re Ii htcd
with with Gas. take tie earliest opportunity OF in.
forming the citizens of Lyuc burg that shall prepare
Immediately for GAS-FITT NC.und respect ful,y solicit
the pair pnuge of my fiiends AM the puoc generally
Aug 20--dts a. q. DADNEY, A'GT,
PKEoHlx Foundry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

Mr., STEVENS, the celebrated traveller and
author is lying dangerously i'll at Hampstead,
L. l., und his recovery is considered doubful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

The Griffin Georgia. Union an inf lential
paper, heretofore opposed 10 the election of
Gen. Scott, has raised the flag of old "CnrrpE-
VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

PUBLIc PRlNTER-The House of Represcn-
tatives, on Friday elected Gen Armstrong of
the UNION paper, public Printer 10 that body
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02
CITY COlutl ell.

.tn cnled \ Getting Of the Common Council of III.
civ Of Lvnchbure, held then chamber On TUESDAY
the 3lst OF August, 1872.
I,esent-Iohi NJ Otey. Presidents Upton d. Je,..
ninr.. WIN. umpton, Sam son Dueu;d John r. Nc.
Daniel. George G. Cu.e. VIM. i. 1aliu,erro. HIM.
Dayi. J obn Cary, Gins. w Christian, fho.. q. Acre.
and Jesse Hare members.
The President of the Council presented To the oars
lt.r from the chairman, covering eopy Of the Pro-
amlc and Resolunns. Of lurge public me.tii of tb
citizens which read md ordered be entered m
the iouYlal, aud which in these words:
LYYcHBURG. O'clock Pm
Mnufiuv. An an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-02

The Editor is absent for few days.