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.40WxRY TAkATRE.-DOoRs OPEN AT TX, BoIREE
~ eG%%saGs' sas 2; :. O'clock Boxes cents Pr 2K
for families. 50 ''A 'oA'' '' ''n''' rf'''' Boxes
Ihur.day sysnin. Aug 5. Macaster the great Wizard
MAGIC BOTTLE AND Two DREAMS OF WONDER.
N ATIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREKr.-DooRs
N spsn at Tn curtain rises at q o'clock.
1,'l'a', '';l1HE 4gsSi H4SRss "iss Plfsis
.rnssss called sisssy Deeds Of xsiss sIs.''' Per-
RARNUHs AMERICAN MUSEUM. ADMISSION. Is
st 'is psrora:
Leslie sss and % wsG With TN Miss
vaa ssrnsnts A. and svers evening st o'clock
1,EMRIsTY.s M OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NO.
Az broadway, above Grand street. Open every night
turing the wsel until further no.e The original aud well
'snf
nae s It'll the uni Of chrssy whose n
sth favor by highly respectable and fashionable Audiences
that the Saturday afternoon concerts are discontinued
w oOD'S MINSTRELs IA BROADWAY, ABOVE
and ESpsn da
'ss a has sss
swy and an ice water fountain erected in the
% Of nnse1 m in s sa
Rss1 a.
IRE discontinued until further notice.
.EA's PALACE OF BEAUTY NO. So BowERY, d.
~ recty opposite the Bowery TheatreThe
bliahment evening and Wednesday
saturday .rernooas commencing at ocloek Novel and
composed antey Of ladies' the direction Of
Mile. Louise Jerome will appear variety ssngs bal
ads dpett &e Also several Bloomer wslzes pokas
Each LADY dressed in dihe.sn. costume rendering
Groups Of uvnr marble statuary viii be introduced per-
Of the pictures Of ancient stauary
great variety Of eutert will be given
At .r s 1s q q YUI M
57k oents; Boxes. s .snss Parauet. l2Il cents
ERANKLIN MUSEUM i76 CHAThAM sQUAKr-
George Lea Proprietor-The above establishment 10
open every afternoon ut O'Clock and in tho evening
or the purpose of CasAc an Original Repreen Of
Living Statnary, by Mile. CABINETS Troupe Of Model
sts together with variety Of beautiful performances.
For full particulars bills ofsaoh day. admisou-Soats
private boxes 50 cents stage seats with cushioned arm
'hairs. 37}a oeHts boxes 25 cents gallery 12a cents
CNHARLESTON THEATRE LADIES AND GENTLE
- of acknowledged talent desrous of zageme
the sessnn at charleston c. commencing about 18th
October, will please address the subscriber
JOHN SLOhAN, Manager, Post Office, New York.
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SALES RY AUCyTIDN.

DxAAA6 y u AUOGxUNs
IA g. FUTILE. EER.-LUMBER-NoTIcx
to dealers IN Lumber-W te sold At public auction,
venue between Twenty stth and twenty sixth streets
Quantity of sawed Timber Planks Boards Joist 60 Also
By Of JOHN is BELAaArss n Receives
! A UCTIoN N0TICE.--TH0s BELL. AUCTIoNEEK.-
BY " L. Van ZaIds. This day. at 10s O'Clock. will
house Crosby street ali IN GOOD order pa
ors bed room and kitchen arrangements be
Immediately after the sale Also, fine gold watch Large
ale in the auction room, Friday.
9TH at 10 oclock at the house saated in Fdlton
venue near Htyt street BrookIynA quantity of house,
hairs Tables tspestry Gsroe s1ss M
he above house to let Inquire At 339 Fulton street.
|fy ROCERY STORE AND STOCK AT AUCTION
= friday August 9th, l0h o'clock at the No. 3I7
curtin avenue corner Of Twentycurth street. and
Of Groceries, Liquors and
yth the Store Fixtures &c which nearly Store
to W A. "a RTER Auetionser. 81 Dey street,
orner OF Greenwich Also black Horse with Harne's.
Ohm L. yANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER, IA WALL
ssortmcnt Of household Farnure con OF eiezaut
Furniture en- suite richly carved and covered in
he newest styles wood Secretares aud
aarbe top Etageres with plate glass doors enameId
sns marble and plain tops sion dining Tables
otsircs Divans, Sofas TrtsaTetes Rockers rosewood
nd marble tar Tables gilt frame Mirrors South
american Mattresses Paiiasters &c. Also general as
ortment Of secondhand furniture. E
Day at 10 O'clock. at l73 Chatham street Furniture
rom Brooklyn Also from Second street Furniture Also,
rom other places do In all nice assortment Ao from
arpets Crockery, Glassware, &c. &c.
THuRsDAY, AUG 5TH. 1862 AT THE SALES ROOM,
40 Pearl street, quantity of Liquors Syrugs and i'm
orted Vines wool ard machinerS Oils 7ooOo segars i'm
Id Jamaica Rum in dejohns Of gall, each. aud Sher
ana hpdeira Wines al OF which will be sold in lots to
1ani purchasers Ai'' 100 d'mi''hn' Brandy 'v'ri''
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DLANEOsPHERICAL MACHINE, FOR CRUSHING
Grinding and Pulverisipg. recently patented in this
country and in Planeospherica Quarts
Crushing and Pulverisng Machnes of sizes,
two TO ten feet in diameter and weighing
pounds to ten EACH in daily operation for the
inspection Of the public and will bo submitted any
reasonable practical tests proposed by parties
These machines by their sm pcy Of their
durability the undoubted principles upon which they
operate their effective operation and results Justly
tted to the consideration of all parties engaged grind
ing crushing and pulverng quartz zine and all other
mineral substances the peculiar feature the
of these machines that they found capable
cru and puveri.ing finest pow any amount
of quartz other earthly matter in proportion
20 completely ground and pulyered that the gold may be
easily separated and subjected to Of
ton that may be necessary The machines work and de-
liver wet or dry as may be required and with little
friction bens almost without maohinery requiring
lubreatng the principle which they preoluds
tue possibility Of their being put out of order nor do they
heat any material while beirg pulyerised They
applicable for all Of grinding and from
those required BY the druggist to those Of the
ye sin California and Australia The
OF this invention tocit examin ation and will prove,
practical tests the vast superiority and economy of these
machines Other for crushing grinding puver-
ising offered to the public These machines
be in operation at foot Of South Eighth street, VIII
au ses at the large pasent block and factory Of
,in ferry every day. from to NJ and from to p NJ
Fer further particulars, apply to
+. & J. BussiNG s CO, No. 80 Cliff street. Ny.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND.
w Shall we have q cod fish war
With Johr Bull ancient fee?
Some folks think so-but oh pshaw
Sense and answer-No!
All the powder will
Shall be Lyons. AL slain
The vile things that nightly cruise
Through our homes to breed pain
Slay the bed bugs, left and right;
Kill the reaches day and night
Lyons Powder does the Job,
- Playing. with all insects, "hob."
LYONS Magnetic Powder for killing insects (without
pison) and Lyons Magnetic Pills destroying
mice, sold Wholesale and retail at No. 424 Broadway.
Retail price, twenty-five cents per flask or box
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JECT-CuRIoUs CAvALCADE OF PEASANTS, ETC.
The French papers filled with accounts of the re-
cepton Of Louis Napoleon at Strasbourg where he ap
pears to have been received with every
respect The most striking thing in the reception
monies cavacade of twelve hundred peasants acting
escort to hundred and twenty loads young
girls the prettiet i'll their respective villages and dressed
in their holiday costumes. Each decorated with
flowers and inscriptions tesfyng devotion to the Pres-
dent AL the other ceremonies the exten
ve scale 1t is estimated that 20 900 strangers
tracted to Strasbourg by the (eie.
On Monday the President crossed the Rhine into Ba.
den, where similar demonstrations awaited him, and
where he remained during the night of the Goth. Itis
rumored that this visit to Baden lis connected with mat
imonial projects. and that the lady whose hand the
President aspes to- Is the Princess Caroline Stephane
De yasa born in 1891 grand daughter of the Duchess of
Baden and related to the dehroned royal family of Swe-
den. The Princess at Baden, and the Presidents
visit 1t asserted arranged for the purpose Of
interview
Marseilles papers state that the President will visit
that city between the 18th and 10Th Of September 1t
is also stated that he will embrace the opportunity of
visiting Agiers, accompanied by Gen st, Arnaud who
will take command of the expedition in the Kabyle
The Count de Chambord has addressed another mani
sto to his adherents This paper relates to the ap
preaching municipal elections.
MINISTERIAL ARRANG EMENT
1t is reported that after the Presidents return
from Stasbourg, the contemplated modification of the
ministry will take place by the appointment OF Drouyn
de- IIuys as Minister Of Foreign Affairs NJ Trugot
Minister of State. and Mague of the Public Works Po-
tca arrests have been made at Chalons Sur Marne and
Nancy.
A FIELD MARSHAL KILLED.
On Wednesday evening, Field Marshal EXcelmans
thrown of his horse on the road from Sevres and
killed.
MOVEMENTS FOR THE EMPIRE.
Petitions for the establishment of the empire being
got upon in several places under the patronage of the
local authorities.
PROPOSED LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
establishment
line Of Atlantic steamships. semi monthly line
is projected to Martinique termnating in branch via
Havana TO Mexico, and another line between France,
Brazil and La Plate, is strongly recommended.
SUCCESS IN MOROCCO.
General Monauban's expedition on the frontier of
Morocco, had terminated successfully.
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Passengers hy the Niagara.

" Barber James Barber. Brouah aeinsug Nias
Ancerpon, emtOn, II Kawley AR Cilliland, Mr. Wei
ford John Chan0icr, W Stone Mr edward, Laver-
man, FISHER, jules Martin. Riley James Rea Robert
l. Iefeyre Mr. Irefosse, MIR Benson, ~ q Nerrey
Poor Baaer Mr. asselton John Smith, Messrs Barnard
Russell, and Sturpes, Sumner lady, and two children,
Van Jugan Mr. Btster III Baker Rowland, Mrs Mail-
Ter and two children, w Mills A Pretle J B1deu,
X Cart Mr. Stone, lady, infnnt. and maii servant
Phal Captain Vaughan. y Smith, Mrs Thomas Carey.
ke6man, Rov Eermill, w Br, ed. Messrs wilson
Aeroid, and Snons, s Power and lady, Brown.
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NI9CNYAIANEOUS.

~ of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases and pstents oi
the celebrated Extension Cases. No Is Maiden lane aa1
N7 (Irving House) Broadway.
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ITO SIGN PAINTERs.-M. MIGNARD FROM PARIS
has the honor to inform painters and others that lie
sign painting in STYLE by contract at No.
2U0 Church street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
INTERESTING FROM ITALY.

The correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser Zee
noa Nov 24) writes that the U. S frigate Indepen.
dence, Commodore Morgan. dropped down to Spez-
za some days ago She will probably winter at Ma
pes where some apprehension exiss of an outbreak
before spring, in which ease the presence OF the flag
ship might be important TO the many American citzens
residing there.
The Sandman feet, Com Arcoeres, comprising
four vessels of war have come inlo this port my
last, after cruise in the Mediterranean The officers
contribute much to the gaiety of social Intercourse
Buiness is also leyving, and entertain the hope of
having irect steamship communication with New
York before the opening of the next summer. The
City Councils have just resolved to petition Para ment
to make this free port and it is thought that it will
be done. This would give new spring to its CONNER
cal prosperity.
In consequence of some recent popular demonsra-
tons IN the Island of Sicily, the KING of Naples has
reinforced his army there, and would not be surpus-
ing if he should have OCCASION during the winter, to
call upon his forces in his city. For the people OF
all tbs absolute governments in this quarter, will doubt
less make another attempt for emancipation, at the
first moment that may seem to promise success. The
prevailing feeling is and more exasperated by
fresh OF and Imprisonment for supposed
litica opinion. The prisons are everywhere crowded
with politicasprsoners and the slightest incidents are
seized upon grounds OF prosecution.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

PROPOSED BANQUET TO KossUTH.-On We'd
nesday night, Immediately after the adjournment
OF the House of Representatives, the members
who have subscribed to the Kossuih banquet; Or
gained, by calling Clingman to the chair, and
appointing Mr. Stanton of Kentucky secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Stanton, of Tennessee COM
mttee was appointed TO cooperate with the COM
mtiee which may be appointed by the Senate. to
make the necessary arrangements; and which
consists of the following named gentlemen
viz:
Messrs. Briggs, Stanton of Tennessee, Rob-
inson, Cartier, Stanton Of Kentucky, Bissell,
Walsh, Florence. Porter, Ingersoll, Letcher,
Peasles, Napers, Davis Of Massachusetts, and
Doty.
On motion, the chairman was added to the
committee.
And the meeting iournen. -
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The correspondent ofthe New York Courier, tsIe-
graphs the receipt OF the French at Washington
thus:
'fThe Department OF State has received dispatches
from arts 10 the 9th inst, aud advices from London
TO the 9Th inst
According to the most reliable intelligence there
will be no immediate change n the British Cabinet
The present Ministry will 60 through the session OF
Parliament, but possibly dissolution may occur in
July, alter the budget and general busness disposed
of. Then reorganization may fellow, especially it
Lord John Russell should be overbrown by Papal
ard Radical combinations which threaten his
power. The absence OF Lord Pamerston from the
Ministry, would, usquestionaby, lead 10 an immediate
and satsiac adjustment OF the Nicaragua er as
well as all other questions OF controversy. Ia any
event, our Government will now require prompt ar
rangement"
Upou this question Of arrangement" another cor
respondent, z. c. Dumas, demands satisfaction for the
the brig Cyrus, under his command, while she
anchored in the Bay oil Cabnds, Coast of Africa. He
says:
Il was lawful trader; searched and robbed OF
my papers by force OF arms; the flag trampled by the
commander o the British man OF Alert, and on
the spot made 10 abandon the brig and property on
board taking with me4EN flag and log book, which
have datended at the pf o my llfe The fret steps
MAZE ior asking satisfaction from the British Govern
ment by the Hen Henry A. Wise, and ]. C..
Calhoun. The ex-Seeretafy ot5tate Hon. ] Buehan-
nan, has keept very silent and cool. This OF
mine, and the firing ato the Ptonetheus, viii be good
cause for asking John78a satisfaction Tor both insults
not the United States flag Will have very large
stain ugOi it, That nsulted az is Ia the State
Department, at W -shinetou, and hope that Mr. Web
will do waal is right. II our government takes
some interest for SIR John Franklin, Thrasher, steam.
er Premetheus, aad many othera, think that my
ought to be the firs TO b seted,-Chariy begins al
home.'
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THE Err ENCH

Never was "the fate of great nation" more efTectu.
ally disposed o"by surprise and violence" never We're
'the principles OF authority and morality" more auda-
cously invaded by force and dishonesty. The army,
stung by illusions to lis former defeats. and nf1amed
by more vulgar smulsns to its passions, was first set
upon the scattered members OF the Legislature and then
let loose with unmitgated ferocity upon the people
All that offered the least show Of resistance to acts
which overturned the Constitution and threatened to
annihate every trace OF public liberty, were con
and anarchists, and swept Oft by grape the
Boulevards, or by the military executions which ia-
stanily followed on the Champ de Mars. Every sign
of hat popular enthusiasm which commonly marks the
commencement and close of the relgns OF Princes
wanting; but it was compensated by the OYefbearlng
arrogance of 40 army, confident of victory over the
civil power. We learn from the numerous accounts
which have reached US that The aspect of this army
not that OF troops engaged in tue painful duty Of
depressing disturbances among their fellow citizens,
bui OF pursuing their enemies TO the DEATH without
quarter OF forbearance, in the heart OF conquered
city. 1t will never be known at what cost of life to
lie citizens OF Paris Louis Napoleon found himself
master OF the Government the evening OF the 9TH
December; but from the comparatively small loss on
the side OF the army it is evident that the resistance
was at no time comparable to that of the insurgents
Of June, l049; and that every means taken which
the improved science OF street warfare and pess
mands of the African Generals could suggest to strike
with the whole force OF an armed hand on the heads
Of the people. The army, to use significant express.
sion, DID ITS WORST Such an opportunity ofeXermi-
ting the Red faction in Paris had long been soaght or
by the prncipnl Generals and this lesson OF terror is
the Inauguration OF Louis Napoeon's absolute power.
Speaking within the limits OF historical truth and upon
the evidence of many witnesses OF these events,
affirm that the bloody and reacherous deeds OF the
4h of December will be remembered with horror in The
annals of that city which witnessed the massa-
ere oil St. Bartholomew and the Reign OF Terror.
IL0ndon Times.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03

The New Orleans correspondent of the Mobile
Tribune gives the following account of new
order lately established in The Southwest called
the 'Order CT the Lone Star"
"This formidable association, which has sprung up
within few months, already numbers numerous
erhood throughout the South aud West. 1t is estima
ted that within year this secret order VIII number
80 coo; embracing within its ranks oil the first ia
lent standing, and wealth the country. Their trea-
sury is already strong. and fund is acc1muating at
their disposal that will be counted at hundreds
OF thousands. They make no secret OF Their objects,
but declare, by printed constitutions and otherwise,
that the design of their organization is TO extend the
area of liberty There can be no doubt that their III
| innate intentions point to the overthrow OF Spanish
American sovereignty, aud the annexation OF Cuba
10 the United States, or its indePendence as sepa-
! rate republican Government. With the Sslnews OF
| war at their command. men without number, the
sympahes of the slave States in their faN or, and the
highly mercural and marital spirit OF the South TO
second their efforts a demonstration may be made
that will astonish the world. The end is yet TO be
| seem
We regard the above, says the National Intel
| ligencer, as having no substantial foundation
whatever, but as awicked device of the discounted
hbus.iers to ascertain to what extent they can rely
on making dupes for another demonstration against
| Cuba, in case such movement should be deemed
expedent to promote the interests of the leaders
of that hopeless enterprise, who have heretofore
shown themselves SO carefsl, whilst imperiling
the lives of others, to keep themselves at a safe
distance from the scene of danger.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-03
LOUIS NAPOLEON's COURSE.

The London Examiner has the following appro-
pirate comments the treachery Of Louis Napo-
leon
"Between sun and sum- M. Bonapa Ike thief ia
the night stole the liberties OF the naona cut-pursa
of the empire and the rule He was bound by an
oath to observe the Constitution he violated, and by
an of perjury and he has possessed himself
of supreme power. He proposes a return TO the In.
peria regime and pretends to appeal to the public TO
ratify negative his scheme. He calls his appeal
loyal, its author giving such signa earnest OF loyalty
in the breach OF the law to which lie bound by
oath, should more properly express it, 10 which
he unbound by OATH He justifies his treason b y
alleging the plots OF the Assembly, destroyed by his
own plot, The extensive combinations OF which show
it to have been deepaid and e-concerte1no
termove of the moment against discovered consplra
cy, but elaborate plan of treason, inatured and
ripeued through the seduction and corruption OF The
military chie's."
The London Spectator says
"Eiigh treason, in its grossest and most criminal
FORM is the crime which Louis Napoleon has parpetrat-
ed--lhe high TREASON OF low minded advenurer -
Courage is libelled when its is applied to the
heartess audacity of this new way to pay old debts
1t is not only nsurecton against the law and the Con-
stuon but gainst every principle every feeling aac
| every interest in the country. Even the preence o
initiating ''mon unce'is but disguise; the counterfeit
| Bonapare covers himself with held which woulc
| be cheat il it bore not the bar sinister il
aea. 1t s nothing better than the sequel of Strasburg
and Bouiogne a grand scale; only that, being off
ciay possession OF resources considerable thar
the boots OF "my nnee, or tame eagle the adven
| tuler is able to comm nd sueces--at the outset"
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THE sfCKLy SEASON rt.,o .

THE SlChLf SEASON.-There are so
diseases that visit stated seasons of the wear and
which not unirequen'Iy become alarmingly fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months especially to the
young It's supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements oil the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does noteserF eeiing OF our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire t. lessen this iIighu mortality!
are moi bourd by every principle Of religion to ad-
m,nlster relief when in our power! BRANDRETH'S
FILLS, BY cleansing the blood from all impuretes
gives power 10 every organ to perform its functions
healthily, 20 matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton of all unhealthy humours OF the bl cd, and if
man would but Use common sense, he wouliake care
they perform this office faith 'uy, 1t the bowels are
out Of order it TOO slow 100 active, few doses of
iaaldfe;Rs Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
nHn that dying from c0ns,pated bowels what
cured him; be tells YOU, Braudreh's Pills Ask him
who has tad the dyssenery Toy six months and every
realedy ha aided; he will tell You that Brandeth's Pills
cured him % week. So with levers, chls, and other
diseases: it. a word, use Brandreth's Pills YOU ara
sick and desire TO be we-and use them occasionally
when vel keep off Sickness
For sale by NJ. BRANCH,
No. Eas NJ ain street, corner opposite Old Market
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DIED.

Yesterday morning, NARY, wife of Lawson Nun.
naLY in the Both yeaAol her age.
The friends and a0 Enhances of the family are re-
quested to attend funeral This Afternoon, al 3
O'clock, from The }t1id, nee of her husband, south
side of Man, near Att stteet.
On the morning of Friday, January 2i in the 20 h
yea or her age, MARY L., wife OF Walter II. Har-
rison, and youngest daughter OF the late Lewis Lud
lam
The friends aud acq,nntances of the family, and
those of Mr.. Lswis Ludhm, invited TO attend her
funeral from ST. PAUL. Church, This Saturday
Morning, al II O'clock, H.. without farther notice.
At Tree Hill, his residence. in the County of Hen.
rico The Isl day of January 1852, at II O'Clock.
P. M. 10 the 10Th yea of his. age, EDWARD c.
HARRISON. His funtral will take place from ST.
James Church in This city. Sunday next at IL
O'clock His relations and friends, and those Of his
wle's family, invited to attend without further
notice.