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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

The CRYSTAL PALACE BILL PASSED INTO A
LAw.--The Crystal Palace bill has passed the L.
gislature, after slight opposition and discussion
and has been signed by Governor Hunt. That We
shall have "Crystal Palace" therefore, of some
kind, is now pretty certain The opposition to it BY
the American Institute not sufficient to prevcn
its establishment, and henceforth that body will
have to deal with it as an accomplished fact" and
must endeavor to throw it into the shade by the
number and superiority of the articles exhibited at
its next Fair. The contest Of the two associations
for popularity is likely to prove very interesting and
very amusing.
The Crystal Palace was originated by some of
those American gentlemen who went over 10 the
Worlds Fair, End who want to get market for the
unsaleable refuse of the exhibition, which is now w.
ing ia London, and viii be brought over here as soon
as the wonderful palace is erected at Reservoir
Square. The New York hotels have also taken an
interest in the matter because they calculate will
bring strangers TO the city, and they have according
ly subscribed largely to the stock Of the company
the Astor House, for instance, taking five thou
sand dollars worth. The active movement Of tho ho-
tells has bcon efficient than the opposition of
the dry goods stores, which consisted only in
not unite and organizes and the only course now lef,
Tor the latter is to support the American Institute
There viii be thus great rivalry created be-
tween the two institutes--the foreign and Amori-
cana rivalry which will do good to both. But If
the American Institute wants to be succe ssful and
not to be eclpscd and ovcrshadowed by its antago-
MIST it must come out Of its SHE'LL become decent,
and put its best foot foremost has collected from
time to time, several hundred thousand dollars. and
has done some good with the money, though not
half as much as it might have done Now is the
time for cxcrtion. Past faults win be forgiven and
forgotten, If it only goes ahead, that the ma
tional honor is concerned, its own honor at stake,
and tie very existence threatened. The new joint
stock company, on the other hand, have great field
for spreading themselves out' They can build
up a little colony around Reservoir Square, if they
only expend sufficient gum. BY all means, there
fore, let the Crystal Palace 90 on and 20 up There
IL nothingh Ike competition The old institute wanted
tpnr. aid now il is stirred up with long pole"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

rative Of mutines, eonspraeies and barbaritcs, on
board French vessel in the Pacific; Letter from
Secretary Webster on Public Lands and Railroads;
Letter from President Roberts of Liberia; Compre-
hensiye Statement Relative to Building Associa-
tionf; Foreign and Local Theatricals; Common
Council and Court Proceedings; the Artillery Corps;
numerous items of general intelligence and great
quantity of advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Very LATE fRok fIAyr.-By the arrival Of the brig
Clara Windsor Captain Brettas from Port au Prince
we have received adsices to March T. All quiet The
Daytcns were ia great glcc in consequence OF the anti
cipated coronation of their Emperor to take place
April Is on which occasion grand feast IL to be given
and 70 600 troops to be paradcd under ors It wifi be
observed as great holiday throughout the country IL
s supposed that not less than 10000 p rsons will be in
Port au Prince on that day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
Marine MorrS

Tiir sor1iEns sTEAnrRs,-The steamships Alabama
Capt. Ludlow, from Savannah, and Marion Capt Berry
from Charleston arrived yesterday morning We arc in
debed to the of each vessel for tho prompt delivery
Of the favors Of our Southern contemporaries.
Capt William Woods Of the steamer IL L. gulwcr
on the snn Juan de Nicaragua. and not Of the John
Clayton recovered the body Of Mr. Soddar who was To-
Gently drowned in that river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

CnEvALIsR wIEorr's TRIAL wGrSoA.-Thepub-
LEGATION of this interefting trial has been delayed in
consequence Of the length Of tho transations that
had to be made. II will be ready tomorrow ornsxt
day. and . surcuf trial IL will be found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

REVERE OF FoRTUNE,--Davjd Almond, formerly
prosperous citizen leading member Of the COUNCIL aud
~ one time Mayor OF fredericksburg Va but for tho last
ssn ysnrr an inmate of tho alrnshouse Vt that pn~e
cied % the Jet iMtsrt AgsS 70 yeoye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

LATE From CosTA RcA.-We read in La GGcetd OF
Costa Rico of the 21t Of February the following para
graph which We translate:-"I 1t appears that General
Flores who had many times protested that he would
never interfere in the affairs of Ecuador left Peru with
an expedition destined conquer the unhappy country
which had been submitted to him for twenty years and
from which he was exed five months ago after m at
tempt to revoutionzc Peru This report came TO Puerto
Arenas hy bark from Callao"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

l.ards celebrated wig Factory. :. Maiden lano made
o. we best materals End combining al c leeat improve
Msht are warranted 10 IT. and TO shrink change
color Also trnids Of long hair front hradJ Roomy
exeurively for Nigs and hair linr Cepy Ito addross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

exception or the very bcst equally
celebrated IL GOURAJ Medic atod Sesp, fer curing pim
PIES ecles fallOwIoss, chaps, ohafet, rprzbness Sc
Psudro Subtitle uproots hair from any part Of tho bedy
Liquid Ecuge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, q, Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
To the pnbl,c.--rrr. l,,.,.or. \ x,,oh xor =.

inform the pubic that Hr W. N Hathaway Of No G3 Cu.
ton street requests mo 70 make known tn wonderful
soIery o. rs siid two years old wo reduced TO
~ los weht, from hopping oOuch and dysautcry the
one bottle Of DR.. Waa Magnetic koryine lie f. nov
upop tic second with good appetite and gaining fast
". n. Mill En-. broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

THE DRUnY AND WILKES Stool PIGEON CAM
PArGs.-A small bubble from this once famous con-
Germ came up on the surface, the other day, in tho
court at Hampstead, Long Island. soe the report
elsewhere. The District Attorney, FOR reasons
stated, has entered up mol pros on the indictment
recently found against Wilkes, A. NJ. G. Smith,
One-Eycd Thompson, and others leaving the civil
case only on the calendar, which Drury brought
against those persons. Why tho indictment took
this course, we do not know but we suppose that
Wilkes has been anxious, for some time, to dispose
Of these matters in some way, 80 that ho may DO
able tho more ofectually to wait upon Judge Bar
eulo Of Poughkeepsic, and pay up the balances
which he stall owes in that quarter. All right, We
pppposs. Settlement day always Gomez Ut last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

French Pronunciation I'm Ten Lessons,
onehrd the economical in learning the Ian
ruars BY Professor TALBOT ST Broadway. crcuars
lat Roe s. Lockwoods with full oon6rma ton Of new and
vast certified to by several clergymsn ana
teachers Of the prominent schools in this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
Court CoIendnr-This D.v,
Loss or the Clay Medal.

No. - WALL STREET, NEW YoRK, March 10, 1852
DEAR STR have the honor Of tho receipt
Of favor yesterday the
attending the loss of the Medal recently presented to
In this city.
The gentlemen associated the purpose Of presenting
that testimonial to Mr. Clay instructed to
that they warmly roeocate the feelings which You ex
unite with regrctting that the mtshap
should have occurred.
They further desire say that they given orders
for medal be struck In similar aud equal
TO- the which has been lost aud that while they highly
appreciate the motives honorable requsrb that
perfect duplicate should TT be prepared at cost,
and regard your action in the premises in every
worthy you feel constrained to decline Hbe
raj prefer.
am, with great respect. your obsdent servant,
DANIEL ULLMANN, Chairman Committee
CHARLES BUTLER, Eco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Powder. This far-amed and Invaluable Toilet Powder
stands presmincnt for Restoring Beautifyn. Prsrv
Ing the Complexion rendering The Skin deiitatcly White,
smooth, Soft For Infants II B Invaluable account
Of its soothing and cooling properties For see-rete
by Druggists and Periumrs Wholesale by the solo IN,
IrietoT, X w. HOBBS 70 iaidsn Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

wiTs are pronounced the perfect Of nature
yet Ihosc wanting very superior ssale should
call at BhTCHELORS celebrated Wig Eact, ~ No. Wall
street nhers gan Be found the largest lest
- tA city. Copy The address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

ALLEGED FRAUDS ON PASSENGERS GOING TO CALI
FORNIA--ARRRsr OF SOME or THE ACCUSED PAR
rIEs--QUITE SENSATION AMONG THE GOLD Hun
TIERS
complaint preferred yesterday morning bco-eJus
Ice Lothrop by man Robert SteD at present stop
ping in this city who il wanted to 20 San Fran
cfco and induced the 1lth instant 10 purchase
what is termed through ticket for California, by the
way of Panama, from Palmer Co, No. so Broadway,
for which he paid $780, and received two tickets cert
fcatcs-one emitting him to passage from here to Cha
gree and the other passnge from Panama to San Fran
cco; and in order that the public may ascertain and
judge from the whole facts, the nature of the alleged
fraud we first give copy Of the tickets
s.tttttttttttt tttttttttttt*.
/ INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP t
Received. one hundred and thirty dollars for tho
passage Of Robert strlen In the New Orleans, first
/ Independent steamship from Panama to San Fran
! steeraEe. Palmer s. CO.. Agents.
/ Not transferable.
/ II satisfactory arrangements cannot he consum-
mated on ths Pacific Independent steamer passage
Each passenger aIswed space for personal baggage
s*ttttttttt ttttttttttt*
Endorfed on this ticket as follows
Board to be paid if detained four days at Pa
mama. PALMER CO.,
Per MoNxHousg.
"or passage money refunded"
The following is q copy Of the other ticket -
sss*ssssss*~~ss*ssk&
/: STEAMSHIP CITY OF JEW JEW yo eI.S. ,s,.
s.e:ivsd forty-svs dollars the passage Robert
K s:;:s:es sly s e. .sssa. s'S g
: stsersss. CHARLES s. PALMER & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

MPoRrAST LIoU0R MovEMINT-A New ORG An
FOR THE TRADE.-By reference to curious but i'm
portant report Of the proceedings Of the liquor men,
which will be found in another column il will be
that organ is about TO be established, to
protect and advance their interests 1t is the greatest
newspaper movement Of the day 1t begins with
apital Of fifty thousand dollars to be extended to
one hundred thousand dollars. and backed by morcy
and property to the amount of fifty millions We
hail our contemporary in embryo as an ally that
win assist TO overthrow Fourierism, fanaticism
abolitionsm, and Greelcyism; and wo have no
doubt that also upon Kossuthism and intervention,
tho spirtuous Journal will be sound to the core.
What its opinion will be upon the Maine Liquor law,
it is unnecessary to say, for that is settled point
But what is politics are going to be- which of the
candidates for the Presidency II will take up is still
q secret However, we shall probably soon see the
prospectus and then we shall know all about it.
Meantime, the announcement will fall like thun-
derbolt upon the Sun, Tribune, and Times. The
men who have originated this movement have not
been talking so much as the tectotallers but they
have been working hard and the fruits of their OK
ertious will quickly be made manifest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Hair Dye shc best YET discovered for eoorps or
certainty With which this favorts And ola AIR
Dye performs asst shng. II 10 for sale ar applied aA
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
Queens County Circuit Court and Court Of
Over and Terminer.
Hon. Stlah y. Strong. PRECEDING.

THE DRuRY cAsE--TRiAL POSTPONED.
MARcn l6-1ne action which has been brought by
Drury TO recover damages for the Illegal seizure Gas Is
alleged Of quantity o. valuable property ut his house In
Astoria by Wilkes. A. Nj. G. smith and others was APP
pointed for trial Mt the present term Of this Court which
commenced en- Monday. but postponed by consent,
until the nc xt which wiz be- held in June.
MI =. W. Savage appeared for the plaintiff and MI
james NJ. smith for the defendants There crimi-
nal pending Tor the transaction but Mr.
Smith commended that II a matter which would
amount to trefpass only and Mr. Lambcrton, the Dis
trct Attorney. declared himself Of the same opinion
whercupcn at the suggestion Of the Court noe oseq
entered.
Court CaIendnr-This Day.
SUPREME CouRr.-special Tcrm.-Nos. IA, Is, 40, o.
CO. Al, 80, g. 169. 81 20, 81, c. 26 4.
SUPERIOR CouRT- Two branches. Mos 205, 100, $751;
o94, 704 709 721 COZ COS, 637 49, ST. to TVS, ncu
sive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Evans 70 ~ Fulton street. redeems notes this bank
per cent discount In for ready Ode
clothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Yes, here IL the card Susan gave nAe.-
TAompsons Daguerreotypes nifty sach, insludAl
ease sl6 Broadwa must 80 in and get three htsnssss
myseone to leave home for brother SAM and
for. sussns made by him, and II was very good
indeed. Remember
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
Perfumcry.-Thes iIver Medal nt thc Crys.

tai Palace Exhibition, London awarded Bsn
successor 70 i. Routsc Philadelphia, for Toilet Soaps
made, pliieoUs Charcoal Teeth PASTE SCI i snfeiont
rcommendaon TO cast sile tho prude czistn in favor
Of imported French Porfumory. Druggists ard Country
Merchants always obtain the above Articles by
X. N. HOBBS, J5 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

they cannot W hundreds persons that the
bratea bohemian Hair Dye 10 the best IL instantly
changes gray sandy hair TO beautiful permanent bis
OF brown Sold az tho Perfumery store 81 Hudson ,tcss
75eents scase; ST per dozon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

prevent badness and restore hair that has fallen Off
become thin, and TO scurf dandru for invest IL wit
such brilliant slets and permanent curl For sale
America. - - 'N"- =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Genin's Spring Style OF Hats were intro
Auesd on Saturday the l4h February Gentlemen IN want
eff Hat superior In style and quality invited to call
CENlN. No. IA BroAdVny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
phnlon's Magic Hair Dyc. IN ca

Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, 10 color thu
bair or wliskers the moment 1t ia applied without
the hair or skn 1t can be washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor IL Is applied
or sold, Mt fHALONS Wig and Toupee Man ~
Broadway. For sale in the city county BY druggist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

SAL the attention OF persona requiring WIGS recent
Provemcrt Tho came WAS awarded silver medal sor tho
st premium az the last fair They ba at H. PuA-
Ions w and Hair Dye Factory I Broadway corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Wood, the Halter, No. sra Bro advvay, adj
Joining NbiOs Thearesprng style for Gentemen Hats
ready Our pattern recommends ITSELF being at
pretty elegant and combining the double advantage OF
WOOD, Halter No. 572 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17

Silks, SILKS, At very great bargains.-Hitch-
cock and Leadbeatsr 37 broadway corner Of Leonard
street. selling the cheapest lot Of Silks offered in
New York Silks worth g. for 6s and in that proper
tion. They have also spring De LANES Cacoss Nus
Inns, &c, &c.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
Domestic.

What the late Louis Philippe thought
on the subject Of intervention in the
affairs of i;uropeby the United States.
is Interesting to know, though not in
the least important. Mr.. Walsh. the
Paris correspondent otthe Journal Of
Commerce, writes thus, in hislast let
"A1uuy years ago | accompa-
MED General Cass, in an evening
visit to the Orleans Royal family. y.then
ot st Cloud. While the General was
occupied in some other part of the
grand saloon, King Louis Philippe, iii
the embrasurc ofa window, made
some remarks respecting some par.
ticular backwardness Of the United
States on certain European questions
.-Icannot remember precisely what.
But l recollect well asking his Majes.
Is, whether he thought the United
States ough, TO commit themselves to
the vortex or labyrinth Of European
poli,icks, and receiving in reply n
most emphatic and lIouesl-'No, SIR.
His momen'ary pause and his reflect
ing mien, leii i deep impression on
me; a more competent urbiter did not
exist. The @ applies with nt least
as much force 10 the prcscn, era"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
Alorqarto1pn, (f)a 5at1lroap Alarfb %, 1852.
FREnEnlKA BREMEn ON MARRIED

FREDERlKA BREMER on MARRIED
MEN.-Thc Boston Atlas says that
the Beucdicks should make the accom-
plisled Swcdc their hest bow, and CIV
ing her a piece Of plate, in token Of
their thanks for the following hearty
testimony in their favor as a class.
Moreover, they should alIioin fervent-.
ly in the wish that her time may soon
come, to enjoy what she appears so
so soulfully to appreciate, the value
Of a good married man, She says:
~ confess, then, that ! never find,
and never have found, man more
loveable, more captivating, than when
he is q married man; that is to say, n
good married man. A man is never
so handsome, never so perfect, in my
eyes, as when he is marricd-as when
he husband, and the father of a.lam-
ily-supporting in his manly arms
wife and children, and the whole do
mestic circle, which, in his entrance
into the married state, closed around
him, and constitute part Of his home
and his world. He is not merely en-
nobled by this position, but he is actu.
ally beautiied by it. Then he ap-
pears to me as the crown of creation;
and it is only such man as this who
is dangerous 10 me, and with whom |
am inclined to fall in love. But then
proprirty forbids it. And Moses and
all European .lcgissii:.., declare it IL
be sint:i, and all married women
a.,u consider it a sacred duty to
stone me. Nevertheless ] cannot pre-
vent the thing. 1t is so and cannot
be otherwise; and my only hope of
appeasing those who are excited a.
gainst me is in my further confession,
that no love affects me so pleasantly;
the contemplation Of no happiness
makes me so happy, as that between
married people. ltscems to me that
!, living unmarried, or mateless, have
with that happiness little to do; but
it is so and always was So"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
France.

Rev. Dr.. T. T. Devan, Baptist mis-
sionary in France, writes from Lyons,
December 9, to the Secretary of the
American and Foreign Bible Society:
81 beg you to take into. considera-
ton the political face of France, one
week this, after the nsurpa,ion OF
Bonaparte, and to bc convinced with
me that nothing but the gospel of Je-
sus Christ can give peace to The trout
blel spirits Of this people; and above
all to look with plying eye upon the
millions Of this land who are stepped
in an idola,ry as degraded and as su.
persiiiious as any thing that Asia can
prescn',-My chief object now in I'D
dressing You is TO solicit an appropn-
alton to be forwarded to me direct in
order to carry on the work Of Scrip
turr circulation"
We understand ila; lyo hundred
Ga.tlrs was Immediately voted t;r tho
shave oIjjec. 10y he Board.-hdspT'
arM.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
A NOble Example.

4 pions mechanic, relating his Christian
experience thus described circumstance
which under God was the means OF his
conversion:-
"On New Years day, 1927, reflected
that had never attended moulhly con-
cert Of prayer in the city Of New York,
and determined that for once | would 90.
| wen, early, found only the sexton in the
room, and sat down. Soon there came III
plain man. who spoke very pleasantly to
the sexton, ami then coming and sitting
by my siie, after a kind salutalion, said,
"l trust You love the Saviour?' | had
been preached to at aims length all my
days; but this was the first time in my
life that ever u Christian kindly and d.
rccly put such question 10 my heart.
ave conversed considerably together,
in the course of VIII ich, at his request, |
gave him my name and residence. The
mex, day he came into my shop, and bro't
the tract, "INay 10 be Saved," which he
though, | might like 10 read. lie called
again and again. became interested in
him, and the next Sunday joined his Sun.
rlay school; and wOs brought, as hone. Il"
Christ, aud soon ua;tel with the church.
But for hi" ,'$Toua probably have sunk
.a,o a m;s::iable c'c:ni'y"
That good man who was enabled by
grace to rrsrnr ibis poor sinner, was Har-
Ian Page, whose incessant labOrs fully en-.
titled him to the inscription on his tomb.
He ceased not to warn every one nigh!
and day with tears"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
Meeting al the Lay Convention.


The Methodist Episcopal Conren-
ton of Lay Members to take into con.
sileration the alteration ofthc Discir-
line, so as to admit Lay mcmbars tc
participate in conferences, met this
morning, at Nazareth Street Church
near Fine.
The Convention organized tempo
rarily by appointing Calson Haskill,
ofTriniiy Church, Philadelphia, Chair
man, and Geo. J. Hame!ton and DrJ.
B. Christman, Secretaries.
A Committee was appointed to NOM
mate permanent officers, and also a
Committee to draft resolutions
About 200 delegates were present,
aud upwards Of lC churches were rep
resented. 4,.
Two delegates from Pittsburgh and
two from Allegheny City were pres
cnt
The. Convention adjourned til three
o'clock P. NJ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-20
Violation Of the Sabbath.

1t having appeared by the evidence
at the inquest lately held on the bodies
Of the ten men killed at Burlington
Heights, on the line of the Great Wes-
tern Railroad, that some Of the men
had worked on Sunday before, and
on ono or two Sundays previous, the
Mayor has issued his proclamation,
enjoining the due observance of the
Lords day. Also, that said procla.
nation be put up in some conspicuous
place, in every hotel within the limits
Of the city.
The foreman, who was working on
the Lords day, has been brought hc-
fore the city magistrate aud heavily
Gncd.-Mamatoa; Caaadd, Gazette.