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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
p U BLIC M ETING.

Tho subscribers, citizens Of New York. earnestly
desire the election Of
DANIEL WE Il ER
to the Office of President of the United States, for
tho ensuing Presidential term; and they rsspset-
fully invite all citizens who unto with them in thia
wish, to meet at METROPOLITAN HALL, ON Friday
evening, 9th instant st half past seven O'Clock, TO
nominate Mr.. Webster for tho Presidency, sabjecs
to tho approval Of Wing National Convention-
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VNUAuo, March q IbVl.
william Quincy was, to-day, elected Mayor. The
A.asfntL CHOSEN Sle 81 cslos:sss Our despatch doer
hot ps1tisa the politics ef ths Meyoe.
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OREGON mISSrsorA.
Mr.. BspLsv introduced bill to amend the acts e.
tablishing the territorial governments of Oregon and
Minnesota Referred TO the Committee on Territories
rHE MISSOURI LAND BILL.
Mr.. DrAN moved consideration Of the vote OF yes
terdsy, by which the Missouri land bill vas referred to
the Committee Of the Whole the Stats OF tho Union
and he moved to lay that molten upon the table. The
question was decided In the affirmative. Yeas. 100;
nsys, 68
GEORGIA AGAINST INrERvEsTIor
MT grEPHsrs (wbig) Of Ga pSsented the resolutions
az gllatu-e of his State 70 the Ell that T. " the
policy o. the American govrnmsat maintain friendly
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Baltimore Msthodiss Conference.

BALTfMoRE, March ., Isb2
The Baltimore Methodist Conference met st Cum
bsrland yesterday. Bishops Waugh and James were
oyessut
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Inc 6ub6crfb0 b0r6
desire the electio
ID A N 1
to tho Office Of Pr
tho ensuing Presid
fully invite al oiti
wish, to meet ct ]
evening, 9th insta
nominate Mr.. We
to tho approval Of
VIM H Webb
Jacob Little
Chas Ii Russell
Walter X Jones
John Brittan
Ii N Vail
Israel Corse
Frederick A Taun
Hiram Ketchum
Cornelius Vandert b
rockingham 4
with
Churchill & w etm
Erastus G Benedis,
Randall III Green
= S Coggeshall
| VIM ] Townsend
| VIM p Williams
| w X Sutton
| r Goodepcugh
j w Sheust0n
X w Little
ID Matthews
ID + Seacerd
w M Clarke
J T Brown
J Roshwell
X X Giles
j s w orth
ID J renney
G H Boyd
1hos Hum
Eyes Sargent
Hiniioh Dorchar
II Rickers
S II Hansen
q Myrick
l. Burgess
Jos Steward
Thos Darby
George Holland
William Brown
John Leahan
George Daily
w IA Blair
James McKfnlay
Ambrose Murray
Sandy Crapo
James Firth
Alex Lsrg Jr
Peter Spunk
w Peters
John II Jones
Il .Levey
Horace Parmenter
G q Henderson
John Williamson
i Chapman
M A Tomlinaon
X S H0msn
George Fisher
Helger 4 Dirk
Samuel l. Williams
II Il 5aphaf
Walter Smith
A Homer Wolcott
Morris Heinhsrdt
+ Boyle
II A Scbmedar
Patrioh Wilson
Kiobard Todd
+ Cbarlesworth
T p Moran
John Maryfield
II Munson
l. Butterworth
John Jones
Joseph Dale
7 ID Rogers
George White
w Tyls
John Willis
Sebastian Richie
Samuel Barrett
w Wetsclman
George Wakelin
Joseph Hoover
James Lenry
Michael Bassett
Godhey Cenrad
& Burns
i bomas Gownes
h BiDgtoH
Charles Ludlow
B Crouch
J DE La Rec
David Soudder
| Post
. ID Wclch
John Duane
John Vepppig
Thomas Durham
Fran cis johnson
Jacob Brouwer
VIM Hussey
Vim Linn
B Liedenburg
James Matthews
Cbarlee Durand
John Kenne edy
John Moore
George Sc ford
Charles Vandolsen
Peer Crosby
II Kallan
ltaac Myers
X Sierek
Alfred Weeks
g 4 Suy dam
q N Fi,zsimmons
Smith Lane
Henry Porter
John Tag
John II Woodruff
L g Hgdden
Jobn Kirby
ID G Varnum
A w Halsey
Edmond Denison
G. w Roberts
NJ II Cheetermaa
w X Cary
b A Downing
Isaac Morris
w m knight
CcaIles Cliff
Isaac Knee
L J Migan
Joseph Ealing
M ] Lowo
George DoveGn
G. Wallis
X Carmar
b buckingham
Richard Van Wyck
J Morrison
J V MuchmoYe
Jefferson DuYando
w b Higgins
Arthur Connor
n G Derpignon
John z CUT
Thomas Wells
Patrick & Comply
John Stevens
"A 6 Gestain
N G Ns6s
] M Gillett
a.
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Whole au,ubc, Of votes. :. /.

Greene Ksndrok was subsequently, nominated for
Governor by 2SS votcs ont Of 500, and Roger II. Mills
for Lieut. Goyeynsr, by l57 out Of 258 votes.
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yRoM ONEIDA coUNTY-GEN. SCOTT FOR THE
PRESIDENCY.
Ro,p, March A. 1862
Tbs whg District Convention assembled at the
an erican Hotel In this village noon to day julius
Candce, President
Palmer " Kellos was appointed delegate to the
National Convention and the Hon George Brsyton, as
eubstituto.
Ens II. Roberts reported q series of resolutions.
They pledge the wings OF Oneida the old whig prin
o.pis,recogEise many prominent wings, who would I'LL
the rre,dental chair with honor 10 themselves and ad
yantegeto the nation and, se fret among then, Win
heId scett They eulCgize Gen Scottdeolare bis past
hfs proper substitute FOR paper projections and express
hope of victory, with him leader James O. Jones'
~ Tfnnefsee Is named In connection with the Vice
Prsideney.
Tts delegate Instructed 10 act In the coovsntion -
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,ss seem for the best interests Of the party and Of the
~AtS~a
TIE KENTUCKY WHIaB
NRNRRAL 6cOTT FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

sRNHRAL scOTT FOR THE PRESIDENCY
LoUIsvrLLE, March 4, 1859
K reliably stated that the delegates from kentucky
to the vhg National Convention in favor Of General
Bcott tn, Ssh they not instructed BY the
tion to vot. for any particular person.
The Met. Nsdlst Church Convention at
Philadelphia.
FIRST DAY-RvKNIN0 SESSION.
PHrLADELPHfA March a, 1857
The Convention he'll evening session last night at
which resolutions additional TO those submitted by tho
committee during the afternoons session, were offered BY
tho chairman Of the committee TAe Convention dis
the motion to amend the resolution offered In tho
afternoon-to the effect that the petition be only to ask
lay representation In the General Conference and net
In snnua conferences.
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i NIl0ItOn
l. Storms
J Cullen
L M LOWS
N Streeter, jr
N Campbell
George w Jones'
G H Swords
$ Callaghan
A ID De Guerrc,
VIM G Lewis
Wilhelm Fisher
Joseph Kitchin
Alfred w Beavcn
+ Frapck
ID Fuesler
Frederick Mereditk
Francis Grant
+ p Cooley
VIM Butts
w H Issog
William Smith
John J Myriok
) q Kellogg
Thomas Gould
James Gould
f Gould
Thomas Browne
Thos Lear
Jno King
Geo N Dawson
Edward Childs,
Thos II Watson
Walter Scott Livin003oG,
Richd Mitchell
James Bro wn
Thos S Sampson
VIM Euies
Nicholas Clsuson
Frederick Clauson
John Beidelm ann
wton w ChippeefslA
Joseph Gay
Joseph Pasooe
Horny + Osborne, n p
Alex GOODMAN
John Bickersson
George Shaw
p w Palmer
Robt Stephenson
Thee Sullivan
J l. Swami
Thomas Gibson
2 McGoun
William Kirkwood
8 Dufield
9 Eggleston
j Croskey
Frederick Gubbs
G TeupeI
John Crsplin
I'heo Bsrnabas
Carl NsrtmAn
J Van Dasenburg
Alfred Hart
J Cohen
J Jackson
James Smith
VIM Hunter
Jas Tho IN son
VIM McMahon
Frederick Murphy
Charles Ross
] Sharlock
L w Berry
7 X Clark
w. ]. Atkinson
= II Atkinson
Charles M Valentine
Richard II Bird
+ l. Htdonburg
Gould DO HidenbunR
John flanagan
Peter Brisk
II Girdekin
j + O'Niell
Thomas Davenport
Simon Helm
Charles McVay
Alfred PAfkhuret
EmaDuel X Smith
John WelIing
John Halsted
Michael Leo
p Prior
G Torrance
J p Crosby
Patrick Delahunty
John Hoyt
Alfred Macready
Alfred Schmidt
Henry Waldron
John A Booth
" - II Hoadiey
stephen Dart
$ S Sandford
w l. Johnson
ID Ii Ha vley
Geo II NJ acy
q Waugh
Jsmes Lsdlum
w A DAVIS on
Grant Charles
Joseph Carman
John l. Klibger
William Doly
Barnett L Neviua
w A Littell
Lew is Peargall
b II Horten
Cbas ID Baldwin
Jacob Collier
NJ w Bair
Jas Wesley
L Burke
John Manning
M l. White
Joseph S Connolly
VIM M Muohmoro
John North
j T. She Dpard
l. 5 Baldwin
BENZ Conneli
B CCraig
Samuel Deuman
Samuel b Scott
X Cockroft
ID Psarsall
j Il Sartwoil
j p Cooper
Tony Fitzgerald
Richard Brown
M Chichester
Michsel White
Rufus Werriner
M X Pinckney
Andrew Hopkins
Chas N Flower
III Giroux
w L Smith
] I Tise
Jackson Hicks
Robert Sattie
A 5 Fiold
Joseph Soper
Michael Rush
VIM Runnio
Thomas Smith
Joseph Bemcnt
J ) Ossrom
Bemuel l. Coohrana
Edward Tat
Chas Berry
C. Il Dee Valin
Bernard Byrns
Hiram Horrstt
A 4 Spsaose
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CONNECTICUT pEMooRATrc CONVENTION.
uoNNEcT.oUT WING CONVENTION.

Nsw HAVEN, March ., 1851.
The convention assembled this morning. In Brew
ster hail. with ssowded seats. Alexander NJ Honey Of
Salisbury, appointed President, At half past twelve
Informal ballot foa Governor haa which resulted
az follows.-
Thos. Williams, Of Hartford 133
H. o pl
Greene Kenjrick. 81
sSattei1DS. %
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NEW WORK

DELICATE TO THE wHTG NATIONAL CONVENTION
IRON ONEIDA coUNIY-GEN. SCOTT FOR THE
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ftsn Ne sseesstisns sf AumaAity, and the sxpaH1-
ing inpules Of the rspsblieaa principle, and ops-
rates in the elevation Of the pssps II such territory,
to position Of freedom, indspsndenss and prosper.
ity. Unpsrverted, il b tho legitimate feature Of
the race, and OF all others contemporaries across
the water have the least right to say one word
about its development, but ought rather to blush
and hide their heads at the examples set before us
by them, in this line, for the last hundred and fifty
years.
from that practised by England. When Jonathan
annsxes new State or territory. its people become
their governors, and have part in the govern
ment Of this mighty republic. Their rights, their
liberties, their privileges, their Independence, and
the Of rapid progress and improvement, are in
sured to them, and vested in them in perpetuity.
But it is very different thing with British annexa-
ton in every part of the world except this continent
The dominion attained by British power in India,
ives fraud, conquest and robbery, upon the old Ro-
principle, and possesses not single feature in
common with the character Of annexation as prsc.
tised and exempli6ed by the American people.
This is our indignant reply to the lecture which
the Times had the unblushing efrontery to read to
on the eupidity manifested by the people of the
United States. While We honor and admire the
independent position assumed by the press of both
countries, and like to trace the Developments of
peiior ability and intelligence, IS exempli6ed in the
progress Of journalism in London and New York,
and while We cordially concur in most Of the cpini
ons and structures, even upon ourselves put forward
by the London Times and other journals Of that me-
tropolis, yet very respectfully call their atsen-
ton to the gross and manifest Inconsistencies into
which they have fallen, in accusing Of grasping
cupidity Of disposition with respect to Cuba, and
other contiguous territories, wsile the English peo
pie are themselves actually engaged in attempting
to swallow the whole Of ASIA and large portion OF
the African continent around the Cape Of Good Hope
TO say nothing Of their acts in other parts o. the
world.
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cut BY Tie wings - the eve Of their abAnds..s
their power last winter. We have sport OF sns
debate, which We viii give ~ soon - space Allows
In addition to large amount Of other interest
ing information to which We have no room otherwise
to refer, our pages this morning contain the move
ments Of the politicians in this city, together with
list Of the delegates to the Wing State Convention;
various letters relative to the position Of Affairs in
Cuba, the sentence o. garroting pronounced against
the publishers Of the Voice of the People, the Out
RACES on Females by the Spanish Soldiers, &c.;
Particulars of the Horrible Murder Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor at Nstiek, Mass; Dedication Of Str .ng
Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn; additional Euro
pean Intelligence, detailing the anxiety in the Old
World about the nited States, &C.; very interest
ing Police and 0 er Court reports; Financial and
Commercial Rev ews Lecture Of Mr.. Lord before
the Young Mems Christian Association variety
Of local and miscellaneous matter, &C., &c.
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xnox's Fau Style Of GentIcmen,s Hats sur

in elegance and tateuness that have
duced into the market Knox has always considered
some in the line but this last hat of his him
the head Of the profession The HERALD says Of them
KnoSs hats have distinctive character; they combine
beauty, taste, durability elegance excellence and brancy
When what you properly splendid
looking hat the head Of the gentleman you safely
count the wearer customer of Knox 1t is well
her that the Knox hat is sold at No l2S Fulton
nowhere else Walk in and how one Of them will i'm
proye rappeg
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sontag's Coming Concert Is one OF the

great affairs of the season; is the introduction of
Freemans fall fashion of hats for gentlemen Fulton
street The demand exceeds his most
The reputation Of freeman is already far wide His
price still So and So 80 For best children hats
rich and rare, call on FREEMAN 80 Fulton near Gold.
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DOU BILE SHEET
new York, Tuesday, september 81, Issa.
Malls for EurOpc i,

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Qunard steamship Europa, Captain Stone, will
sys this port at noon to morrow, for Liverpool The
European mails viii close at half past ten o'clock in the
morning. The Nrw YoRE WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
kAhsd st half past nine o'clock Single copies, in wrap
civ
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brakes Fall styles OF Hats for 1ssa-The

pnbc attenton called 20 the celebrated Patent Porous
Health and Hair Preserving Hat, which combines all the
desirable qualities Of the Beaver Hat, preserving
strength aud lustre Of the hair in remarkable degree
brakes Beaver Felt Hat light and beautiful is destined
to be the hat OF the season. large and elegant
of Ladies Riding Hats Childrens Fancy
serpon Gentemens Jockey riding Caps with every vari
ETY. o Hats, Caps &C., to which the public attention
yted. DRAKE L. Co, No, Bowery
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9neror 81 kheumatsmthe most certain for scrofua
Piles BARRIERS Itch Liver Complaint and diseases Of the
blood generally Dyspepsia, &c. The Hon q Fowler,
s stanton street, helpless clippe from
lie was unable for weeks together 70 rest his ieet the
ground, obtain hours without opihes lie was
cured perfectly by the Life Baisa in few days Extra
ordinary cure Of Cancer by the BalssmH j. Gardner
Ridge street was for nearly twelve sufferer from
face which had entirely destroyed his
when he using tho Life Basam his face
covered with deep ulcers Of them reaching to the
bone He enteiy cured by few bottles Of the Basam
Of the desperate have been
this great remedy and published in the Herald SIM, and
other m which be the principal
depot 25 street. sixth house Of the Bowery
20 ce nts per bottle-six for 81.
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Paper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. papers by tn.

case only CYRUS w. FIELD L. CO.. No. IL Cliff street
sole agents for the Victoria Mills and agents
the paper manufacturers in this country offer for
on very favorable terms (much lower than mill prices
Of the most extensive and desirable stocks Of American
French and English writing paper in the United
States.
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UnfadinC shadows


The shadows rougdrawn by the in bosky dell and
sylvan glade
Last only till the day is DONE thcn fade
Quincy helps the simple sum- with optic skill and chemc
art;
His shadows, each truthful one, never depart.
Gurncys Daguerrean Galleries at Nos 1877 Broadway
and $40 Bsoadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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Linens. Linens! Good Irish Linens a

importers prces-n0t cheap g0odB-comprising
the following superior makes Richardson's superior Family
Linens Lcdlics superior hand spun ditto Grays finish
ditto, and hunters made expressly for Shirt Collars
Bosoms New York Mills Muslin and Colored French
brick all Of which will be sold by the piece made
Shirts at .Leghtons First Premium Shirt tory
No 10 Park place Depos in New Orleans San Fran
CISCO Gentlemen from these cities respectfully invited
to call. CHARLES LEIGHTON.
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ions carnival and thousands the season
at Genins PA Broadway. There is nothing like
at the begnnngthe hat first and the other details after
ward. Genins styles in silk and felt this
have fixed themselves in the public mind the leading
Of the This fact is capable Of being
Look into the store pass hour the day
will proof positive Of the popularity Of Genn
styles in the crowds engaged in purchasing GENIN pa
broadway opposite St Pauls
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THOMAS BARrNG, ESQ. H.P.-We understand, says
the Boston .adpeyfls1 Of the 10Th instant that Mr.
Dsrine has accepted the invitation Of nunbsR Of
chants and other gentlemen Of this city. TO . sompN
nsntAy dinner, To- given TO hin q ~ Rsvsss HeSss
9 We<ass1Ay nsyt,
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HonCDE. Coroner Bhreevs, smpanellei . jury,
On Saturday 10 se the body Of the supposed 70
have been Killed BY David Lindsay In the skin alongside
- "a boat The verdict was thst "ths Deceased met
Is dsalh - ths hands u David Lindsay. non drcwnng
o 80 ksws iaaistsd by him u ~ Sans ans."-hs-
- n1ese1v. ~ ~.
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THE UNION WHO'S OF NEW YoRx.-wha4 Is
the Castle Garden Union Safety Committee about I
What Is Wall street doing9 Why don't the ner-
camille interest come forward and make their nomi.
nations, at onoe7 What are they waiting for
Massachusetts, and Georgia have spoken. Why 10
New York 90 long silent VIII not the Union
wings at once respond, and nominate Daniel Web
ster for the Presidency If they play their cards
aright and come out like men, they will prove that
they are the real whig party, and that the Sew.
ard and Greeley abolition wing clique, who have
forced Scott on the wings as candidate, are but
the rump Of the party. Lot them take courage.
There is nothing like courage, except faith, which
removes mountains.
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No. 200 Bowery Offering their large Stock Of Window
Cornces and Shades, Lace and Muslin Curtains Curtain
Materials and Trimmings of every description with
thing in the Upholstery line Of the latest and fashion
able styles twenty cent lower than other house
city. a. NJ. a. X. DAVIES, Upholsterers 200 Bowcry.
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Counterfefts !These pencils enjoying world
TsPssGn and having obtained the prize medal at the
saxony frequently Initiated and sold this market as
genuine BE careful to examine the samp many pencils
passed on asa: W. Fabers, being excellent imitation
though very inferior in quality and stampedA c. Faber
even Faber Jook for the fac s;mi,a ~ tbs sa
Of A. W. Fabcr the labels round the dozens. a. w
FABER, manufacturer. "
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eyThe Congress Card and Stationery Mandatory IS
yescy street. furnish playing and enamced cards every
description superior stock and fnsh and ut lower
than can be purchased elsewhere also making their
stock. They will print Business Address
and better than will be afforded by any other printer
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Cara on T n 70 mr.. Joseph Herman,
publicly thanking for recommending TO use Watts
Nervous Antdote Oh had only known IL before what
months OF misery would have saved had only taken
one bottle, whom felt like another nan. IL Ia The
wonderful medicine heard or dc act wonder nov
crss4 Bicshiyp."
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Rain or Shine

When clouds or fog obscure the sky,
And veil the Day Gods glowing eye,
AS fair picture in the haze,
As when the suns meridian rays
From the I'M hadowed zenith shoot,
Can be dagucrreotyped by ROOT
The pictures taken at ROOTS Premium Daguerrean Gal
lery 63 Broadway the goomest days equal to those
produced in the most brilliant weather.
Paris C1Oaks and MantlllRs.-G. BrOtlie's
exposition Of Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaks Man
tlla Comprising everything and fashonabe) will
take place Wednesday I'D nst at his store 81 Ca
nal south side Broadway treat
ised to the lovers Of fashion and economy.
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APPOINTMENTS ~ THE President -Thomas NJ. Foote
Of Buffalo, New York. 70 be Charge d'Afairss at the
Court Of His Majesty the Emperor OF Austria In the place
Of Charles J. McCurdy recalled 1t his request.
John Wilson Of Washington, D. c. to b. Commissioner
Of the General Land Once Of the United States In the
place Of Justin ButterHeld resigned.
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artcleDr TOBIAS Venetian Eminent cures In
few hours oothache in 1--WE minutes headache in half
hour and certain remedy for mosquito bites collie
sickness cuts burns &c. pay Depot $40
street. Also, by the druggists.
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the ladies Of New York that she will open new and
magnificent stock Of Paris millinery Thursday next the
sd inst in the second story Of No 81 Broadway and re
speetfully invites an inspection Of her stock.
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BA,sux ON Hs L.ss AeAm.-nwe ,.lI.,. IL

BANUH ON HD Ls9s kaAM.-Nwe believe tAs
newspapers. it would appear that Barnun las
caught another angel. We are informed in several
quarters, that tn great digger up Of Joyce Heth
has engaged Catherine Hayes 10 sing at sixty CON-
esrts in Cuba, Mexico, California-perha Austria
lia also-for which he is TO give her $50, 900 and
half the profits. Of course every who remembers
The career Of Barnam during the last fifteen years,
and how he has humbugged the public with his ex.
hbiions, can believe much Of this story as they
please For our part, We only believe Barnum on
solemn affidavit. We never believed the stories
published OF his gains in dollars and CENTS by his con-
tract with Jenny Lind; and imagine We are right
in our disbel Of of general asserton-and give
little credit to the present newspaper statements 4
what his intentions are in reference to Catherine
Hayes. However, We suppose that Barnum will do the
best he can with his new beauty.
Since Barnum separated from his angel, Jenny
Lind, he has been trying various things, with
more or less success. Hs has been getting up
banks, teetotal parties, mass meetings, and all
sorts Of exhibitions, from horses up to humbug.-
He tried, we believe, to engage Lola kontes, then
Sontag, and perhaps Alboni but failed in all those.
Having, however, caught IN angel at last, in Ca
Uterine Hayes We hope he will treat her better than
any Of her previous half dozen managers in this
country have been doing towards her. Catherine is
fine looking, amiable, lady-hke young woman,
and good aYtiste but has experienced bad luck in
this country with her numerous inefficient and
absurd managers.
If Banum reforms his system, comes down to
sober sense, and acts like manager Of discretion
and prudence, without any Of the newspaper hum
bug which he has heretofore attempted in the coun-
try, he may get along little better than he hae
done for the last yesr or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-21
Watches, watches.-Gold Levers. full Jew

eed $50 S35 ladies fine gold watches low S25 gold
bunting levers full jeweled So $50 500 silver hunting
levers Sls SD $780, silver levers, full eweed SO SD
SO; silver lever my manufacture, $50 JOHN cox,
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