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Altogether, Flores was President about twelve
years
1t will be recollectcd that Venezuela also obtained
her independence in 1850, under Gen. Paez, now in
the United States. These two generals belong to
the same schools and il Flores succeeds in Ecuador,
Paez will return 10 Venezuela. They were both
officers under Bolivar
The proceedings in the United States Senate yes.
terday, SO far a. the wires have transmitted them
are scarcely worthy the space they occupy. large
number Of Free Farm petitions were presented Mr..
Hale presented petition asking for the repeal Of
the Fugitive Slave law, which was very probably
laid upon the table and the House amendment
to the Missouri Railroad Land bill concurred in
Il cannot be expected that Congressman win be able
30 work until there is subsistence Of ,he Prcsiden-
tial nominating excitement.
Tho wings throughout the country are now be-
ginning to move with alacrity. The democratic
National Convention has set them all in motion
The Maine Convention, which met yesterday, was
very enthusiastic in the cause OF Gen. Scott, and
selected delegates to advocate his interests in the
nominating convention. But in the Third Congress
sional district Of Vermont, Scott resolution was
tabled, and delegate was chosen 10 whom no
instructions were given.
Considerable controversy II reported to be going
on among the New Hampshire democrats, concerning
che successorship Of Senator Hale Several gentle
men are said 70 be anxious for the office.
Kossuth is said to have met with very warm re-
ception at Troy yesterday far fuss and parade
ARE concerned; but when he came to peak, at one,
two, and three dollars head the enthusiasts were
missing. He has literally talked away all hi. ideas,
and the people arc too wide awake to give "mate-
rial add without receiving anything in return. The
Magyar is gradually vending his way back % this
city, and will, perhaps, take leave Of shores in
short time-that il, unless he should change his mind
Maurice Antonio, native Of Portugal, was yes
terday hung at Rochester for the murder Of a fellow
countryman II il remarkable fact that large
number OF the horrible deeds committed in this
country are done BY persons who arc ignorant Of our
language, and, consequently, in great measure.
Of our laws. Many Of these persons appear 10 bo
impressed with the belief that a. this i land az
liberty, they are free TO do whatever suits their IN.
cnation, without there being any law 70 interfere
with them. We seldom or never hear Of the perpe-
tration Of high crime by enlightened foreigner
but there is no denying that the lower classes Of
Europeans, especially those who do not speak eur
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Tn Lscrtn TnE,Tnr--nIss JUIA BENNETT. Since
Tho opening of this handsome little theatre under its
new leasccs Mc.srs Corbyn and auckland II has been
conducted With vr,at taste and ability AMI has earned IL
alarc ~ public patronage Its chief attraction at pre-
ssnt consists In a., engagement Of Mis-, Julia Bennett
Lands me, flifn and talented actress In light comedy
now wsl known and appreciated by the playgocrs Of
Tile neroTols She g. this country from England
soe Two years ago aud made her dJui In the character
n Ia5y Tsaxs al the Broadway theatre. She beau
tif.l yoang woman Of very graceful form, and looks
remarkably well the stsge her voice is meodious and
musical aaI her le irrcsibly piquant. She sustains
her shars.tfr IN nsIesr perhaps unsurpassed in tina:
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Humbng exploded
Imposition is foored.
Ilumbugs CONC by the board,
Trrth1a ro,ox, I, ,-a.t,.n1

=. Truth relgn Is rcstored.
any housekeeper doubted the efficacy of LYONS
Powder, as means of instantly destroying bodbugs
roachcs moths. ants. neas Sc. that doubt has been
removed for tho reduc in price has induced tens OF
thousands who could not afford give the remedy trial
at the old charge to test its merits and the result
has been in all satisfactory. Depot, 12i Broadway
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informed that tho largest cheapest and best asprmcat
OF Wigs half Wigs, Toupoes, Bral 81 long hair aud ethcr
ornamental hair to be found n. MeahugstA Hearts,
Maiden lane. The trade supplied.
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The only Joint stock Company of TIattcrs

in the CtyThc appreciation Of their former
ducons induces the Peoples atters TO offer the public
the handsomest drab beaver hat produced this for
shtncss and dura lity stands nequallcd. Prices 81 90
ST. and 50. III. l., II Park Row. opposite Aston House.
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered for coong tho hair
whiskcrs the moment y IL applied The wonderful Ard
d. performs astonishing IL Is for sale applied, At
BATCHEL0RSW Wig Factory, No. all street. Copy the
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for coerng tho hair or whiskers ner upon natural
principles and warranted free from all causic
Il applied daily, and sold Wholesale and retail CRsTO
DOROS wig and scalp establishment No. Astor House
wigs.
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Chambers no Is prepared 70 store har
to s color cure baldness. CaL romeo
will BE- III on 10 those have had perfect cnr none
genuine. only that marked al J. Lo'ET" the bottle
mud
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WIFI Nhu TOupecs'-bNtchcI0rs new styIo
81 Wigs the most perfect imitation nature
yet invented Those wanting very superior article shogd
call At BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No. Wall
street, where be found the largest
IN the city. Cory the address.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
NE American mail steamship Humboldt. Capt Lines,
scr Southampton and navrc. and the British screw
steamer Grca, Britain Capt Mathews for Liverpool viii
leave this port TO morrow noon.
The mails will close at quarter before II O'Clock in
The morning.
The Nav YoEk wIlsIv HIRaIp will be published
n haifpast nine O'Clock in the morning Its contents
nent printed In French and English including perhaps,
she result q the Democratic National Convention in
Baliimore.
Single copies, in wrappers, si,penee.
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eminent and popular in their different but question
If either of tho useful TO the
in which they existed than the halter is to this What
would Gotham do without its Knox? Where would the
beautiful Silk Hats from The natchloss Rocky Noun
tain Beayer The Panamas snd other heat dcfyng traws
Where would tho heads OF babydom boydom, and
dom obtain their coverings 1t difficult say let
All cherish and patronise him while he is with Tho
KNOX is at 12S Fulton street.
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BowEEy THEATRE-TnE 'CoRsiCss BROTHERS. This
tIagedy performed last night before well filed
but crowded house. and appears be pretty popu
lar at this establishment 1t duly honorcd by the
paudt Of the audience especially of the boys in the pit
and gallery who preseated very respectable appearance
in their Kossuth and straw hats and white shirts and
whose behavior was certainly very dccorous notvith-
standing occasional manifestations Of impatience The
ragtdy adapted from the French is simple in plot has
sentiment and diversity but it wants more effective
passion and comic relief Had it these qualities it
would become much popular, pleasing less weari-
some and more suitable to the tastes of the audience
The st Of the piece hangs upon the revenge by Of
the twin brothers Of the death Of the other in foul duel
arising out Of love affair, in the forest Of Fentaino
bloau and in which, the spot, in sword
duel, he kills his late brothers adversary An ap
partition, scene Of gay Partisan life, which Was
effectively rendered. and little sentimental parts
make up the piece. Mr. Eddy rendered the double cha
racter Of the twin brothers NJ Faben del Franch and NJ
Louis del Fanch with all the necessary patho scnti-
ment and force that its scope Afforded This gentleman
has good voice and fine department and afforded eyi
dence that he could render deep tragedy vny effectively
NJ de CbatenuRcnaud, his brothers slayer, arpro-
pratey acted by Mr. Goodall and the may be said
Of the other characters among the most prominent of
whom Mrs Jordan Mad savilia del Franchi the
mother ofhe brothers. and Mrs Ycoman Emile de Les
pare After the conclusion of the piece, Miss Hicrt
beautifully sung The Old Folks at Home" in which she
encorcd; and Miss @. Dawes danced Pas de Cos
saque with much grace and prcttiness and which she
loudly called upon 10 repeat which she did. The
performances concluded with tho Scottish romance Of
aThe Vampire which opened with a fine moonlight sea
view piece Of scenery, which well got up and
dered enchanting by tho vsgares Of certain fairies who
exercise principal influence upon the piece Mr. Eddy
credsbly sustained the character Of Lord Ronald and
Mr. Goodsl that Of Lord Ruthven, who well
panied by Mrs. ycomsns Lady Margaret, and Miss
Illicit Ne Efae
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cous but onn Keeps pace with tho capres q the
already superb assortment of Juyopilc Clothing Ladies'
and Misses Hats Boys CAPS aud Hate, light and elegant
Parasols delicate and unique Pans, &e Ae. for
and will be fOund arranged In the
Bazaar. Tho Partisan fashions Juno already
found there and Young France and Young America may
appear the day IN Broadway and the
In he elegant costume purchased at the magazines 81
the French capital and at Genin Bazaar almost at the
prices. GENlS'S BAZAAR No. JlJ Broadway, ST.
Nirhn Hntp
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has the and cheapest white Beaver and Panama
Hats to be found ia the city Price. 50 to So CLldrens
fancy strawbat great variety, cheap All kinds straw
goods and summer hate.
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Am,don,s White Rocky Mountain Heavier

ats >, weight, The most elegant summer Hat out
Gentlemen about mounting summer bat should look in
upon AMIDON a. his establishment. GO Broadway,
four doors above Blocker street Hats any style made
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Canal Street Carpet storc.-Now IL the
cline. II you want to make saving fifteen psr cent cali
at 20 Canal strott E. A. PETERSON cos, and there
you will nnd good Ingram Carpets shnes Der ward;
sh Per yNydj Tapestry Br1sseis eight
70 ten shillings Ao large and spAAa aeeert
neat Of Tayss>Sy vslyotS,
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York Herald received at Saratoga at II o'clock A. NJ on
the morning Of publication and can always DO fnund Al
MuNDELLs News Depot, in the Post Once building on
Broadway.
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Dressing Cosc..-rhc compact form

perfect utility Of these articles reer them
companions TO officers Of The army navy, whom
business or pleasure calls from home. For sale by
SAUNDERS, No. 7Astor House. and No. -. lr 3adwsy.
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Toilet Articlcs.-A full assortment - the
most choice articles for the toilet from
Of Lubin Provost Overland, &C. All articles obtained pt
this establishment can be depended genuine and Of
the very first qualify.
SAUNDERS, No. Aftsr House. and Ss5 broadway.
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A Merchant Tailor I'm whom there Is no
guile can be found At ZIG William street. named CLARKE
for $lCthe very finest $50 single breasted
coat $2 Summer goods both made and in the
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respectfully invited to examine largo variety Of tortoise
shell and buffalo horn Combsthe newest styles Tortoise
eheu Combs MI dc 70 order, after any pattern.
A. j. SAUNDERS. No. 81. Broadway,
between Walker and " hi.c streets.
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iO5 Broadway, oncr their to
and Others the finest Brandos produced in Cognac
atured by ago In oShth easks demilohns and Lnitna
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Great bargains In CarpctlDgs.--Poterson
B. HUMPHREY, 379 Broadway, corner Of White ,rrao.
having purchased largely at the late large auction saos will
dispose OF tho same at the following low prices Rich
yets l2s; Tapestries $751; BRUSSELS Threeply "a 10 ss
Insrains, A. to Gs and all other goods equally low.
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The Whislxcred Pantier md the Fierce
r. G. GRAHAM, Il Ann street.
Down with Quockery.-I will give bank

security and written obligations to return 81
that's paid for Watts Nervous Andote 1t fails
NIL diseases that outwardly apparent such ague,
asthma bronchitis convulkions cough chorcs
rbea erysipsas auor al5u eyers gont Mysteries hoop
ing cough iDue aundice suppressed
twtchngs prolspsus uterus rheum scrofua
and would make the arrangement with all Others but
that the public we'll there be
persons who would deny it had cured them without third
party could attest it had-TALB0T WATTS, N. D., 49f
Greenwich street, depot, Is Ann street.
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exception the very best equal
pmples reckles saowness chaps rougbness &C Poudre
Subtitle uproots hair from part Of the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White and Hair Gloss, at u Walker street.
Broadway.
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Police Intelligence

More Check Forgeries The Wal Street Bdnks.-Yes-
terday boy about sixteen years Of age, calling himself
Cornelius de Lowery who says his mother resides ut No.
"a Mulberry arrested by captain Svey Of the
Ft ward police charged with Offering forged check at
the Bank Of the State Of New York for the Of $780,
purporting to be drawn by Rollins e. Brother, In Wall
street II by the evidence before Justice Bogar
before whom the boy taken, that check for SINH.
amount had been passed in April last the Bank Of
North America. The following is copy Of the check -
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trest SUansr o. ~ a M mas
with his beautiful Zephyr SIX, Cotton and Merno Under
garments Crayas Shirts Collars. Suspenders, Gloves,
Hosiery &c. at prices far below what they usually pay for
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The baltimore Conyentlon.-wc scarcely

know which creates the greatest excitement just nowhc
Convention or COLLMANS Rocky Mountain Zephyr Hat;
they 30 delightful this weather. Sales III Nassau
street, sign Of Hats that Hats.
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The Hot Weather yesterday created great
demand for Summer Clothing The rush large At
SMITH RICEs ready made Clothing store that addition
nj holm was required It Is Ill wind that bews good
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the Bank Of the State New York for the Of $780,
purportng to be drawn by Rollins Brother, in Wall
street II by the evidence before Justice Bogart
before whom the boy taken that check for SINH
lar amount had been passed in April last the Bank Of
North America. The following IL copy of the check
ttrs.s1s.s&s-ssssss-
NEw YORK. AFri 7, 1852.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
. Payts j. Randls. Or order, the sum of threee hun
|. $500. tsigu.d) HOPKINS 4 co. !.
lls...-.s.....ss.-.&s
This check was paid to the boy at the bank but soon
Of e he
rested on presenting 1t at the hank for payment =
.tfttttIttttttttttttttttt ttttftttttttttftttttt.
: No.l.427. NEW York, June . 1852. :
BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. :
Pay to +. Ke.eham & 60, or order. three hundred :
: $500. tsisncd) ROLLINS BROTHER. :
Observation-Disclosures !.
When the boy detected he sd that he received the
check from man in the street. but did not know who he
was This story being tho common practice Of all
who find themselves caught in.tta OF letting the boy
GO they brought him up before the Police Court and
Mr. Joseph A. Beardsey paying teller in tho Bank Of
North America. sent for, who. seeing the boy
identified him the person to whom he paid the forged
check Of $500, in April last signed Hopkins CO. This
boy from his manner and the several untruh s he has
detected in knows much about the forgeries
than he is willing at present to dvugc The magistrate
in order to restore him to truthful recoleetions
a further examination
Arrest Suspicon-Rocorery Of Large Quantity Of
Goods Officer Norris Of the Chiefs aids arrived in
this city last evening from Philadelphia having in
tody a named Gordon d. Pratt. alias Wilson on
suspicion of seapga large quantity Of dry goods consist
ing of silks silk and linen handkerchief cravats jew.
clry gold watches finger rings cutlery &C. several black
six mantllas lot Of sewing silk and thirty yards Of
chapgeablc silk. for all of which wanted The
goods be by applying to the above officer at the
Office of the Chcfof Police. This Pratt arrest
cd in Philadelphia by officer Hatfield together wits an
associate called John White eneavorng TO sell the sad
properly. White refused to come TO New York unless
compelled by Ielusit from the Governor OF this
state White has been identified by Mr. James Dctrey
merchant 155 William street, of this city. the
whom be in the store just previous to the goods
berg missed
.9rrest ola Fugiire Shop L0er.-0ficer Norris last
evening arrived from Philadelphia having in custody
negro called Charley Johnson charge o!steang four
from Mr.. Murray. residing the of Wash
ngton and Cortlanot streets The larceny committed
the 9TH of March last The property worth $40
The accused conveyed before Mayor kingsand who
committed MIN to prison for trial The accused IL old
offender in shop lifting
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The Democratic National Convention has not yet
made nomination for tho Presidency. II has now
been in session three days, two Of which were de-
voted 70 discussion rules platforms, and other
matters and one 70 seventeen attempts to nominate
q candidate for the first Office in the gift Of the
people The labors Of the Convention, as far as
received. indicate -
ist--That no military win he selected a
didaie. and.
.d-Ihat would not sgr,e upon platform till after
the nominations we're made.
This is tantamouDt 70 platform at all; for
what binding effect would ono nave a candidate
who received has nomination before is adoption in
convention
The two-third rule prevented nomination
the first ballet. Nine ten candidates AMI the
twc-thirj rule are difficult things t. reconcile.
After agreeing upon this rule, shutting out Ran
toul, the free soilcr, from Massachusetts,, Com
mander the lone star, from South Carolina, aud
arranging the other delegations, the convention
stood as follows -
Whole number az delegates 2ss
Necessary 10 choice .l92
The highest vote thrown was Il9 for General
Cas- leaving him 73 short Of the choice On the
l... Ss.sssSentL L-iiss H. Lss dawn ~ "a
and Douglas had from ~ TO 80 and, according
to our special correspondent in Baltimore, the friends
ofthc latter calculated upon this, and upon securing
the nomination for him.
The arrival OF the United States places Us in pos
session Of adyices from Guayaquil TO the lst ult.
That city, up to that time had not been assaulted
by Gen. Flores. 1t was expected that he would
soon commence active operations. The government
Of Ecuador had made extensive arrangements 10
repel any attack, and the issue Of the affair
doubtful. Gen. Flores has been too slow in his
movements.
Since Flores achieved the separation of Ecuador
from Colombia in 1880, il has had several leaders,
whose quarrcls have very much retarded the pro-
gress Of the country. The following is list Of the
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In the wide, wide world there

found remedy that will certainly speedily the
piles heal of description
SMARTS Pile Ointment and All healing Restorative, only
80 cents box. Also Smarts Compound Cold Syrup, for
the of colds coughs, asthma ncpiegt consumP
ton is unsurpassed for its healing virtues oBy 3
bottle. ofice, le7 Fulton street New York.
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10 ENOPCH1y - ~ taHSsVHSsN1HSh SHhHI
gray hair be changed its color without den
by using DAYlSS Rahyenc which acts upon the cooring
glands of the roots and secretion Of the natu
raj cooriDg fluid of the hair whereby tho original color
reproduced Price 50 cents bottle General depot $40
Grand street; and At 1872 ashinston streets
362 Hudson street, 1T Bowery and Ill Houston street.
The Whislkcred Pander md the Fierce
Hursar..Any young man who would wish TO have fine
after using Grahams ODguent. 1t is positive in all cases.
either young old One bottle is sufficient 81 per bottle
r. C. GRAHAM. Il Ann street.
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Wilson & TrOw's Directory OF the City
Of New York. 1852 1853 with map contains rs 600
than othor City Directory published, which
NV 'aN"' " ''' JOHN F. TRow, 40 Ann street.
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing n large variety
81 pen and pocket Knives Of the most and
beautiful patterns; also. assortment Of Toilet Cutlery.
SAUNDERS, Nc. 7 Aator House,
and 367 Broadway. between Walker and White streets
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Carpeting.-As tho hurry Of business is
getting and having large assortment Of Carpets OIL
Cloths and other goods in the line Of business will com
want handsome Tapestry Brussels Three ply or
the goods Goods shown freelyas No. Ill Bowery Please
remember the name and number. j. N. GILLESPIE.
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CnntrelI, No: 3se Bowery, assisted by the

Wei Known hrm OF Lab0yteaux furmeriy OF brohu
way confident Of his ability to give perfect satisfaction,
takes pleasure in inviting the attention of ladies TO his
sorment OF French Slippers Caters Boots Buskns Ties,
&c also to his beautiful Linen Cater for for
which he Is having large call and selling 1t the low
charge of twelve shilngs.
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The Leafy Month OF June.-IAadics, II you
with look charming and proper and genteel
footing, buy your Cater Boots. Slippers &c., Of MILLER
in Canal You will there hnd all the yarions styles
boots and Shoes for ladies' misses, and children eaceilen
in quality, and moderate in price.
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Diegenes Lantern, lntrod need by Haluaes
20 Broadway. for nnating tho physiognony or M,
n tss produston Of Lively lighting Vi
the road to pleasantly here and hereafter which All M
enjoy who have merry heart and good b,
Holmes. sFs "
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The Lightning Stopped the Telegraph Ia
5s 80 we have NO late from BAinore bat the sto
1853 Broadway. He took some incompatible pictures
children yesterday.
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II you do not believe us when we tell Won

II you DO not DcIHcV6 Ub WINCH we tell YOlh
that STILLEAN at 24s Greenwich street. bost
ladies' and gentlemens Boots and Shoes little cheaper
than else then and for yourselves
convinced and cannot but be satisfied Remember
and address-Stman, S Greenwich street,
| side, between Murray and Robinson streets.