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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of The Empire City.

The steamer Empire City. Capt. Win
die. arrived last evening from Nex Orleans via Havana
with td,ices from ,he latter city TO Sept %.
Freishu ts Europe are without change sines Gus
last They can be quoted at a. to Cowes and mar
leti 90 tc direct port cn the Con,!nsnt &c l5 to
rs TO Mediterranean, az far a. TIissfe There Is q
shgkt lmpro, epent In Freight Go the United States
box being asked and isom reals 10 81 paid along
side
The news 10 detailed In the letter Of our CORES.
pondtni
The Crescent City and the Havana authorf.
ties-Detentio1 Of the CorneIfa-- Arrests
Case Of the Chtiae Hsreia-Rxecutior Of
the Printer of I" The Voice OF the People,;
HAVANA, Wednesday, Sept ~, lssa.
Co sspoudsres q TIE n. T. rnbuDs
With strong desire 20 describe to Won.
for the benht Of the readers Of jour Journal the true
state Of Affairs here. with all inpar,islty now CON.
menee relation Of the mca npoEtAn, occurrences Of
The past fortnight In the letters Of other correspond
ep,s there may be given ore extensive snd nia
hior mai op, which rlay Do true and OF which | sm
aware, sa' omit 70 mention, I. from circun.
Stances the iaee might be difficult and iaconvenent 10
prove moreover do NOT wish - s!ve ny correspond.
tnee psrisan complexion ~ TOO mich aLause-
ness, therefore trust hal You viii Re ssr.fet
Vim 'oen iaIoI~:ton |. ! sm soie to esrirs
touching sSxrs which ever bc0y co nneLts UPON
and IN relation 10 which some fscts become puosIy
Known which only denied by parties At distance
fr m The scene ct action, whose Interest TO do 40
TIE trss sreeet 70 which refer 10 The disagreement
eetwet Cspk Porter steamer Cres sent City, Aaa
the suihoIhles 81 this place. in regard to whiee no
doubt you have etrer Information thsn csn furnish
you with, however, vii briefly sssie uhsi I have
heard
appears that lately the authorities have sen, the
Police On board the stsaaers 70 make scared without
esvfrg any eefsise object ~ be foand Ia search
Tbs Police force consists Of two klads, taoss
In uniform and those In private clothes, called
ne sec e fohcs. These we're dlsid,uted
oIoasboai the STEAMERS, In ths cabins and
every ~heIe. OF course, tie secre, police served a.
spies 70 those Ia uniiorm and Of thsis existence 90
ooa The Captain AZ sra nos sssTs; but whsn he
ouno cur hoe bis Gag and vessel were dsgraeed aud
tns ave Of civilization outraged By thsr condael be
anheo 70 AL the proper part and 90 his lass
~ .eo mrt me fSice 81 the gspgvsy and upJn IL.
sss ssen business, showed the shronxt II . yesse,
W. ''oi ned tnem tat they desired 70 40 10 Me-.
~, re snonle be happy 70 lsks hem on, lb.t NJ
49,, snse 70 remain 10 Havsns, they hsd bese. 10
sssoss - once, a. he time Wa "a he ,han $780,
Ine pneway, when thsy retired
NspeAn ioiter has acted With much N ,5,,,,,o. .,a
me apphsuse, s,rrobason ana ssn,o-, ~,
~X " - soannymsn, bat Of ns whole Az 4. 49,
he nert snbs e 10 relative so thu s.,.,s
CoinenA Capt Ward Tbs vessel "a 49,, "a .1e
sls, 70. ss,ns an American engineer co tos "a .hb'
'u' passport bsvsvs, passenger On fos,d .sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
From the Mines.

TEE DEATH OF MAJOR SAyAGE.-Judes
NsI'r, wso -. present the DIR :uty between Gait
hsrvysno Ms or savage has iua arrived 10 ton .od
echnrns the news OF the de.tn OF tue after rsat.,sn
We have feceived Q letter from reliab,s .ou-rs ln
which lhe ~rter ezp his BELIEF tia, the ev. a, an
emoroi ne STATE N a. incisn II year., duration
We nnH lbsi ihis 10 an exaggerated Vs~ Of the Gaze
bnl lear Thai Important difficulties zi sus,a
The espuie between Capt Harvey ana M.lor s.v.y.
rcte oui OF certain rumors sad 10 have been srcus
ted BY he iTieRSs ofths former gentleman and by Nm
sell, 10 ,he Eject thai savage In eolivton .tts
eertsin oeiss IN AAi20ss, 10 relation te lno., aS.r,
Savage uss on h way 10 the isiisn Council ana v.s
mei on Sunday at COnVsries Ferry By Jssss Marvin
The two pe'sons Travelled toseiher sod ma gsry.v
.. canposhs Eerry on kinss River Alter bre.ktsst
hsor Savage ssed bsrv-y TO rscs csrr,a charges 70
,ke s.ect that be wa no gentleman" Harvey re
fused 10 retrsef. Savage thsn knocked Harvey dovp
twice and hiesed lin. Harvey ihso druv - oss,ni
snd SHOT Savage hires Zines, killing him iustsutlv
luefe hpvn, sho was spsrsoosl find Of sosn pars,ss
ED hh ufrrsi 20 psy them during he prorrsss Of The
eincrlu, and triad 10 darn than
10 pot rus, however, thai be vss ssrueh, sltbcush
hs vo 70 irnnipert danger, ssvsee vW svT.sd On
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INV ROUTE OVEN The uoCSTAics
-coisrsaS xsS % 1852 -Qui,s an intsrss, was mani
fest 10 our ve sst evening oy the en,ree OF d,
em IM 70 fellow eirss. 1ss m tus ssSsno ~
names Of .hs eomers are w. Ularh, Ohio; J.cS,
Frost, do John @. RAKE, d.; Isaac Sherman, do
James Hsys do; John Hushss, Pa toe forsgctr,
az part Of uaip known q the " EYzsoethtcvp OH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07
Dreadful Steamboat Acrid.nt-Abous Fifty
Lives Lost.

NV JRI- AAN3 July .. T65Z
This morning the st james was re- droinQ
from Biloxi her boilers eypicded killing about fy per
sons-inciudn2 them Judge IsGac Preston Of the
Supreme Court; Mr.. Woof The Corporation Attorney
other prominent citizens and many women and chi.
dren VINO were returning from watering places
The st James, 1t is said racing at the time with
q mobile boat.
Tie Ct. James was crowded with passengers al the
time Of the explosion among whom the utmost conster-
ns'ion prevailed II became ap aren't ali thai the
boat would soon be wrapt in fame which proved true
for IN short time after she caught fire burnt TO
the water edge.
The sueripls Of the victims are described ne having
been borritl, in the extreme
The steamer Ca forna hove IN sight and took OF The
surviving sufferers and brought them to the cry
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TBe KaMr War.

BOSTON, July 0, 1852
By arrivals ut New Bedford have accounts from the
Cape Of Good Hope. 10 tay eth. he Sixth rcyiment
had had n p encounter with - large force Of the
enemy, in which the latter were finally routed with
large plumber killed.
Andrea Bothna a leading Hoitentot has been indict-
ed and is to he tired Tor high treason.
General Cathcart had thrown from his horse and
badly injured but recovering aud intended to lead
force of ] COO men into the enemy country
Sandilke the chief Ksfir rebel had again sued for
peace but Govenor Cahcart replied that he would
peace with the kars this side Of the river Ka and
there appears to be no doub that 1T is the intention to
drive the kars into Central Africa and annex tn
lands 10 the English colony This probability is highly
commended by the Cape papers IN the midst of the
the papers still cOntir urge yge y the es-
tablishmsnt OF n representa- government.
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ObsequIes OF Mr.. Clay.

DEPARTURE OF THE REMAINS FROM NEW YORK.
at two O'Clock, on Monday morning, the remains of
Henry Clay were removed from the Governors room
aud O corted by the committee of the Common Council
the Washington Greys, and the Clay Festival Associa
ton 10 the steamboat Santa Claus at the foot of Murray
street The Association acted pail bearers and the
Washington Greys guard of honor. The steamboat
decorated in appropriate manner the outside be-
ing festooned with black and white Grape the flags which
half mast, trimmed with black Grape The
cabin was hung in mourning. and in the centre
ranged cenotaph upon which the coffin placed and
covered with velvet pail
At IL o'clock gun fred which was the signal for
startipg-the bell comm need telling and The boat
underway. The following is list Of the funeral
cortags
Moi1uus-Thomas II. clay, son of Mr. Clay; Henry
Clay Jr. grandson. Lexington Hon Mr.. White Ken.
lucky Hon. Mr. Williams Kentucky: Mrs. Carter.
senate Commiitee-Hon Mt Under ~ood Hon. j. G.
Jones, Hon. Mr. Stockton Hon II. Fish. Hon 8 lIous-
ton Hon l. Cas- Robert Beales. Sergeant at-Arm, U.
5. Senate: X. p. Anderson AZ istant do. do.
Committee IN Charg, Of the Co6in-Messrs. Wood. Put
nam, Phelps Horton williams and Forsyth Commute
of the Clay Festival Association 10 the remains
lexington Common Council Of New York Washington
Greys. Clay Festival Association delegations from the
General Committees and others, and invited guests
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INDIA RusBEE SCOOPS.


EhA coN12rsa PinArEo.--chuTioN no sAoB
beslcr--LehrLinE thss some unprinep
ohsInS Easte r. mrnniacturtrs 81 NY Psssat Con
sTes Boots by brsdsns lndis Rubbef
tael way sir ntRotion exps OF
Ito aaI'o with this THE Alec IL given
Covering and combining boua materials with
India Rubber, ~ In maxim. Congress Boot
roritiye violation NJ pttens and whssynr naAs-
sells bs Congress Boots thus made viii DO prs
fr damages All ~ ma 10
required 20 ,tsmp each pair @.b words
ton. ~ others arc prnsem nts on dealers
asasnst he son.slneas they choose 70 se eonsrnes IL
lrsilnF this scpt. n OWNS tlpt 'hs nj
tsmpt,as saroh u ;, ,ss.r.men.ss mi.isad
a.on assed the ocuior Of two u r ,hss
Patent Lawyers IA th United 81 s,c be tsksp.rawits
pnbhled shan hold oyaty dealer Responsible whe-e the
MAI nfec.urcr is irrespopFi5E. HoRAJE r. DAY own~
o. al she Patents oornoctcd wish Corse,s Roots n
License grsb.sd 10 y Cortiandt street New YIN aud bv
rut rted asens throughout IN United States esoeps
hsss.sans eta Maine sad Nov Usnrshire, ognad x
Charles Wiusow, OF Lyn7, Mas " ~
Lr.H ~ Sirss hlYc s2ain,d the letters Patent ID.
suan 70 Durppt iysts bearing data che 10Th October
loW tnd am OF opinion that tie gcres aade
~ reevnE Nitrous nstorais whch and n
oomi NJ lion with nds ubber spr ~, applied in an
manuiaotsTe escr llopis Is gcmet npoa ehv
Patent, Nav York, 4 phil ~ 1851 ~ oil yTr<G
TOY, Ju.S o I,lI hays maize similar otan,nA.tsr
" etters atent above referred to and ,anr IL Mr.
S"'uDk scbihSn. hukUs CHoAyE
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TEL EG X A 7 HIC.
IT
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.
PouGHKEErsIr July g. 1852.
The steamboat Santa Claus containing the remains OF
Henry Clay. has just passed this place large number
OF citizens out in small boats and presented
bouquets of flowers, to be placed on the coffin.
AT ALBANY
ALBANY July o 1852
At six o'clock last evening the steamboat Baltic hav
ing on board the Committee Of Arrangements the Wing
General Committee delegation OF the Democratic Com.
mittee and hundred Of the Burgess Corps and ci
zens went down the river TO meet the Santa Claus
beard which boat were the remains n Henry Clay The
Baltic remained at Castleton, and at half past nine
O'Clock the approach Of the Santa Claus
by the tolng Of bells and firing Of guns. The Bal
me,e s Se &c rnse o1g snd minute guns
Albany Committee Of Arrangements having been
ceved on board the latter boat by the Committee Of
the New York Common Council and introduced to the
Senatorial Committee the Baltic led the way to Albany
The night perfectly still and q sound heard
upon the but the toling Of the bells the boats
and the booming Of the minute guns now answered at
Albany. After some unavoidable delay, the body
taken ashore and placed 10 splendid funeral built
by J. ID. w Wemp'e Of this city when procession of
military, fremcn and citizens generally speediy formed
Notwithstanding the lsteness II the hour-l1 o'clock
The Printers Union the St Andrews Society, Wells
Dufrntld Co.'s expires wagons beautifully decorated,
WIN the attaches Of the establishment all mounted,
Joneo In the procession The public buildings and many
o. .ns stores and houses on the line Of the procession
~ tne procession passed up State street Ohc remen
torcnes) the Of the most impressive
ana that ha occurred since the repens left
Washington. Arrived ct the gates OF The Canito The
military opened TO The right aud left and the remains
ere removed from the carried into the hall OF
Inc closing ceremonies occupied until near two clock
whep the doors Of the Capitol were closed aud the
burgess Iorps were lett In charge, d puard OF honor
Al hhii-past eight O'Clock this moreioo the retnains
were removed from the Capitol under III escort of
we bugess cap ATTENDED BY the Senate Committee
the i0i miibc ~ our common Connect Nc Lar ~ n, IL
80 J"fn'J r. ihc fn'l retirg platr Il f.enry eas
1Lg No. .,.y, 90. !. 49,. "a j quasi i h5aor
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Ph,ladeIphIo Monument convention.

PhILADELPfiiA, july 8. 1852.
At the session of the Monument Convention this after
noon. Governor Bigler presiding, John Spencer Of
New York presented the report OF the committee ap-
pointed to prepare resolutions to out the object
the convention The report recommends the building Of
a single column in Inlepo ndence square, with thirteen
side ard that the Declaration ofIndepcndence be cut
Solid marble.
by Mtssrs. Spencer and Hoffman OF New York; Ahbury,
Hail aud Melborn, Of Georgia: Charles y. Adams aud
Banks OF Massachusetts; Gen Wright and Gel Alexan-
der, New Jersey Governor Bglec; neerou of Connec-
tcut: Hays Rhode Island aud ex Gov. Dnsnore, New
Iiampshiro
The resolutions were then adopted.
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From Halifnx.

DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA For BosTON-ARRIyAL
OF THE ALBATROss-THE GOVERNOR or NEW
FOUNDLAND IN TROUBLE.
Haitian July 6, 1852
The Cauada sailed for Boston at a quarter to eleven
O'Clock, ana will be due there TO morrow evening
The steamer Albaross from New YORK arrived at
eight O'Clock ths morning. having been sgnaized East
She must have passed the alboi in the night She uaue
. fine
There is strong party feeling in ST. Johns, Newfound-
land according 10 last adyces General lie March mt
prorogued the Legislature with az ns citing and i'll
termed speech which excited the neers and derisiop Of
the audience The press. without regard to politics.
menifesed great Inclination lis efgy. hanged by the
neck cnred through The streets by the poI ulace
drummer ard ffer playing dead marches his excel
lency If promo 70 the nj OF Nova Scotia ana
insult will MOI be tolerated for No men. hsre
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Large Wing Meeting In New Hampshire.

This being the anniversary of the battle Of Chippewa
large and very enthusiastic meeting has been assembled
with but days notice to ratify the nomination OF
Scott and Graham. VIM Kent Esq President
Spirited and eloquent speeches were nade by Messrs
Nesmith, Edwards and Stevens New Hampshire dele
gates to the National Convention and Hon James Bell
Ex-Governor Colby, A. H. Cragin and Il A. Bellows Esqs
and oehers.
The enthusiasm for Scott and Graham is spreading like
wldfre among granite hills equalled only by the
Harrison campaign Several Thousands present in
the evening and the day closo0 with the ringing Of BELLS
firing of cannon and fireworks Three times three usty
cheers were twice given for Scott and Graham at the
freNnrka
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Convention of sp,rltualists.

CLEyELAND, July D, 1897.
At the spritualist convention in this city Of
eminence in the new school, who had been invited
present Mr. Finney while, said under the control Of
spirits address which principally
tack upon the received heoogan religious creed Of
the day the inspiration OF the Bible and divinity of
Christ 1t delivered principally in the English In
guage bu' when that not powerful enough to express
the feryid thought it interarded with CALCULATIONS
in the unknown tongue something very like Indian.
Some Of the female mediums ut every strong sentiment
uttered, responded the same tongue. No proof
given OF these things being from spirits and opportu
nifty allowed for inYes iigntiOn.
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Failure ~ an Aeroraut.

. WILMINGTON Del, July 0, 1862
Mr.. Pufey, ~ neronaut undertook to make |. balloon
aseension yesterday afternoon, but u proved failure
lie was TOO heavy Great excitement prevailed with
thrsf TO destroy the balloon. He made second eort
y cutting loose bis basket ard getting ssrdc Of ha
cords but II was no CO. Capt. y. Robinson OF this
lssbcd 70 the balloon with ind rose ar ain in tho
air lie nhtcd some three milee distant safely pud ro
turned to the city amongst The shouts Of his friends and
be nun -
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rom New forx Fave just returned rom VISIT 70 the
0Ovcfne9
AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July Q, 1852,
com1ttee Of ten vent to Rochester to day to meet
the remains Of Henry Clay Extensive preparations are
making for torch light procession when they reach
this sity. The military and nremen are ordered out.
The body expected to arrive In Buffalo about halpast
eight, p N and win leave Immediately per steamer
buckeye State, for Cleveland
EFFECT OF MR.. CLAY's DEATH IN THE SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, July Q, 1852
The announce Of the death Of Mr.. Clay cast deep
gloom the city Of New Orleans where he had many
friends The courts immediately adjourned upon its
announcement flags displayed at half masts bells
toed and manifestations Of were everywhere ap-
parent.
At Norfolk Richmond and Wilmington extensive pre-
parations making for grand funeral pageant in honor
Of Henry Clay.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI AND
HENRY CLAY.
BosroN, July Q, 1852
The Massachusetts, Society Of Cincinnati here yes
terday. Gen Franklin Pierce, who is q member. was
present. He Chosen member Of the Standing Com
mttee and also chairman of committee to draft reso-
utions relative to the death Of Henry Clay He subse-
quently reported series which he prefaccd with an
eloquent .peech. which is highly spoken Of by those
present The resolutions passed and 1t was resolved
TO send copy to the relatives Of the deceased.
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Personal Movements.

Daniel Webster expected arrive Mt the Aston House
this afternoon from Washington, He will remain but
one day
Arrivals at the Howard Hotel-Dr F. Searle, Spring
field; Gen. j. Clark, VT; T. Secomb New Orleans; Geo.
Sillito Jr, Cincinnati, r. X. Sherwood do; Hon. II.
Smith, H.; j. ". Kingsley, Norwich.
Union Place Hotel-ion. John q. Mather. Troy; j. NJ
Ferrer aud family Cuba; Hon A. Birdsall Bnghamton;
A De Urrega Mexico Henry Dubuque and family AGA
pulco; Hon G. NJ Crafts Maine; n L. Schenck, Stock.
ton. Cal i. L. Foote, Maryland
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8elious Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO; judy ., 1882
EThe down tnin yesterday afternoon, wos thrown on
tto trnck = few miles below Canandaigua Nj Power
Of the American Express Office much hurt snd one
biakeman, nance sherman, had his scull fractured
None others severely injured. The accident Wa
Occneonrd by ninr OYER a CIV
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New York state Agricultural society.

COMING TRIAL OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC
urea Jul, d, 1852
The State Agricultural Society trial # grain reapers
and other implements will commence ut Utica on Tues
day. .Oih OF July. large number of implements have
been entered for the trial The citizens OF Geneva will
have exhibition of the machinery and implements
the same time, and ploughing match on Wednesday,
July DIST
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Execution OF rlurderers.

NEw ORLEANS, July 2, 1852.
Adams aud Belisle, convicted Of murder were hanged
10 this city 70 day The ropes slipped and both were
precrifat,d 10 the pavement dist Of fifteen feet
After being restored they hang "a until dead
large crowd was present ana much excitement re.
ynod -
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Murder IN Ksifl.i,urr.

luTrBrRe July g. 1o51
saouei Mitchell formerly turnkey Of the county PR.
son while walking along Water street attacked by
three Persons stabbed IN the chest and Instantly killed
David Jewell and James H. CocLra1e have been arrested
rs h perpetrators Of the deed examined and committed
fnlIr ,nl
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Lnrae Fire at sbr.yepoyt. SO.

~ WV UNLfANs, TUTy ,. 1917.
Obstructive fc he's occurred NJ Shreveport IA oon
fdnlng prop Nv . ihe gfnoupt u saoG0b
- t'n err IRON New York VA Z ffna las
s.g.f,a " yhg - nlG, fc4n.
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Whlr Ratification In Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tenn July q, 1852.
great Scott ratification meeting off here at
eleven O'Clock this A. NJ Scotts letter of acceptance
has worked great change.
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LEGR APHIC NEWS.
cation Meeting nc Quincy.

Ratification Meeting ut Quincy.
QUNcY Mas. July 6. 1852
There large attendance at the democratic ratif
cation meeting in this place yesterday Hon. Gorham
Parks b. i. Butler, D. ID. 0Brien, and f. Avery. were
among the sneakers
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tORF ICIAL.l


Stated Session.
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
MONDAY, July 8, 1882.
Present-Assistant Aldermen Brown. Breaden Ring,
Anderson, Wright Rogers, Brsstow.
On motion, Assistant Alderman Brown called to tho
chair
quorum not being present, the Board adjourned to
Tueedsy afternoon at Q O'Clock. From the minutes
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
TUESDAY,. July ., 1852
Present-Assistant Aldermen habbatt o. Bren, Brea-
den. Ring Wells, Wright Wheean, McConkey.
On notion Assistant Alderman Ring called to the
chair.
quorum not being present. the Board adjourned to
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. From the minutes.
EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk.
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pN pllrNrIeRA

ITO PRlNrEes--EoN SALE A LARsG rxvrR kYyynv
- s'sqaShs Pre~ AID . super royal "Nh-g.on Mar
~. a. ssis.'als4 htpssstus oorrists Afpiy h X. ".
~ PkFTbdS~ GFFAT VARIETY on rCGO Az
- 1853 iin%it Na ~ Vtss herr X iet@ go. 80
~ f.' tt - .lq.AlfN D. 4e MOLE - 7,
tait3 4t,sy, Issaie g-rNs,s. -
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beneht on Thursday eve the th Of July at
the Bowery theatre where she ut playing
gagement This the first benent that has been given
her since she reached the United Stses as all those
called benefits during her engagement and while perform
the theatres New York. Philadelphia, Washington,
&c under the control ofthe Marsnas were humbug aud
Nile Lola Montes received benefit from them chan
other night Of her performance The entertan
will consist Of the drama of Lola Monies in Ba
vara after which she will dance onGf che most popular
Spanish dances The price Of admissA 10 the Bowery
Thursday evening " Ill be the heretofore.
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Our RELATIONS WITH MEXICO THE SLoo Con-
TRACT We publish in another part Of this paper
letter from Mexico, with an accompanying transla-
ton Of the contract framed between Mr.. A. G Sloo
and the Mexican government, in relation to the To-
huantepec right of way.
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A Fine Portrait Of Gen. Pierce may be
1T ROOTS No. 1868 Broadway. Also, Alboni, Jeany
Lind, and other n0ts bles
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Onguent II you would have beard in Silk weeks thick
strors and glossy II will aso make the hair grow
where the head has been bald for II ~ perfectly
La ness the skin Price 81 per bcte any part
Of the country. r. g. GRAHAM, 49, Ann street.