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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23
Literary Notices.

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. July, 1852. New York:
Dewitt Davenport AS usual, this periodical pre-
sents good amount OF entertaining matter. The
elaborate description OF .'iiocs Printing Machine
Works is CONTINUED my irst Sunday in Mexi.
CO.. is gra phc sketch aud the same may be sal 4
Of "The Vintage '.Paqueta." Blind Rosa, >
ard Anecdotes Of Ostriehes" which present cons
d.rahle entertainment. "rho Game of the Mon.h"
is admirably seUsoBabc. The eDgravings and postry
are alike tasteful and well prepared.
PORTRAIT or DANIEL WEBSTER Boston; II. &
). Williams. An admirable likeness but repre-.
senting Mr.. Webster younger than he now appears
VEws OF TIE NV rHEoRy OF DISEASE BY
Alfred q Han 81 ID Washington TINS pimph
treats its subject upon The nuritve principle illus
tru'ive Of the science of fluid physiology and the
chemical properties of the blood ana u lnten lei Tor
",he people," whose attentionit decidedly merits.
MECHANICS LIEN LAW. Case in the New
York Common Pleas General Term 1852 By
Edwin + Corey, Clerk of the Court New York:
Arthur & Burnett This is important case in
the Mechanics Lem law; and Mr. Corey has
ferrt great service on the legal profession and
the public by his elaborate and learned report of it
Russ PAVEMENT POLKA. By Ardti "A novel,
entertaining, and amusing piece OF music. Ii is de-
dicated 10 Madame Alboni
MANUAL or THE COMMON COUNCIL OF New YORK,
FOR 1852. BY ID. L. Valentine New York: Put
nam An admirable manual Of the Corporation of
this city, and should be in the hands of evory official
person.
ENGRAvINa OF GENERAL SCorT. New York.
Goupil & Co Well executed, and when viewed at
a distance, conveys good idea Of the General.
Books RECEIVED. = Geographic Literaria, by s.
T Coeridge Uolnnt) Saxton's Rural Hand Books
Flou onts Of Agicuture-Dairy, Husbandry and
Cattle BIZ eding-bigbly useful works; Life of
Judge Jofreys (reprinD; Manual of Geographical
Names; The Art Journal Tor June.
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The result win be, that We may expsr'
On either side to be loaded, every FrI
invectives against Pierce aud =.
,hs,.nc. these attacks Eainst Scott; ana 10
A.. e,uo.;n. aor. ~;,, !, they will be filed on
- a the most extravaganza
~ ,setive heroes Neither OF the
"e" -. Dad, or half as good, as they will
NC p". q the only chance of getting at the
uu'" .srike a mean between the extreme iauda-
ton OF one hand and the extreme vituperation on
tn other.
The amount of whitewash expended win be about
equal to the amount of lnmpback, aud the brush
charged with either liquid will be applied vigorously
to the whig the democratic candidate. just as the
person who holds it happens to be Of the same or
the opposite principles with the objec. of his atten
tons. The combat will be so fierce and hot during
the next four months, that expect, when the day
Of election comes the candidates will be so cut and
hacked that their nearest relations will hardly
know them 1t is extremely probable that, like the
Kilkenny cats, nothing will be left Of them but the
tails. If we thought our advice could have any
influence with the belligerents, we would suggest
that there he suspension Of hosti,ies ut least
durirg the dog dsys-that an armistice take place,
to last till the end of August-cbat the campaign
open with the cooler weather of September, and
that il be continued from that date, without abate
ment, till victory declares in favor Of the
other of the two candidates This is decidedly the
most rational course and throw out the sug-
gestion for consideration. If the fighting is to 90
without stay from this moment, We fcur the two
Generals will be completely used up before the
second of November.
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NAVAL ENGINEERS. engineers of the navy
have laid memorial and bill before Congress,
praying for various reforms in this too long ne
elected but most useful and important branch Of the
service. The alterations asked for appear reasona-
BILE, and ought. in justice TO a meritorous class Of
public officers, to be Immediately looked into. The
most important OF the demands are. that m inspec-
tor should be appointed for each navy yard from
board called Inspectors of Machinery to be cousi-
tnted of chief engineers, chosen from the present
body Of chefs-ther duties being to superptend
the construction and repair Of naval steamers a.
the yards, that duty now falling frequently upon
engineers just returned from cruise, and thus de-
MED the privilege of furlough to visit their fami
lies, like other naval officers. They also ask that
rho number Of naval engineers be increased. They
state that when all the new steamers are put in
commissonsout Of the present limited number there
will not be single engineer left TO constitute re-
lief in of sickness. At present. naval engineers
have no relaxation whatever from duty. and their
pay Is not ne good received in first class merchant
service They also ask Congress to assign them
grade, ms they have DO rank established either by
law or ORDER and it is but recently they had uni
form assigned them. in the British service this
important class of officers are better looked after.
they ranking after masters 1t would be well for
Congress at to see into and rectiiy the griev.
ances complained of in this department Of the
service, and give naval engineers the proper legal
star ding in their profession. Such would be moro
credituble to them and beneficial to the country
thnn wasting the balance Of the session in making
Buncombe speeches for tho Presidency
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Marine Affairs.

THE SOUTHERN SrrAMERs.-The Alabama from Savan-
nah and Marion from Charleston arrived Monday by
which received full Gles of Southern papers These
lines of each arrival rng largo quantities
Southern vcge tables fer market The quantity
crysd from them Monday amounted to nearly
hundred barrels.
DEAIH CART. CHARLES G. BERRY-We have the
painful duty day OF announcing the death Of Charles
G. Ferry. EsG.. Commander Of the steamship United
States, who died sudds My Monday at his residence
n Lawrence Brooklyn in year his age
lie has been connected with the merchant marec
for long series Of years and popular
and pnt!.manly captains who sailed from thi- port lie
commanded the packet ship silas Holmes FIR number
OF years and acquired wide circle OF friends while in
the New Orleans trade and they all regretted his leaving
them to take charge of the United States The funeral
sGyices will be bed in st Anns Church Of wash
ipgton and Prospect streets Brooklyn Thursday
af,rnoon The captains OF vessels in port invited
attend
TRIaL or A New ScREw STEAMER The screw steam.
ship City cfNorflk which recently bull FOR the line
between this city and Richmond after receiving sorlo
alt, raions and improvements went down the lower bay
yesterday. trial and pleasure excursion and gave
entire satisfaction by her performance running the dis
# twenty miles against wind and tide. in ODE hour
and thirty We minutes Tho chief improvement which
has been Effected in her arrangements consist in
propeller that has been substituted Ia the place OF tn,
OF increase ed dime Dsiuns better adapted
the powi OF the engine. The diameter Of the
present wheel Is nine feet four inches with expanding
switch Of wrpty feet and length OF blade two feet six
inches; steam pressure twenty five lbs TO the
nch the wheel making sixty four revolutions per mn-
Tie vessel will heIefer be employed in the trans
poitation Of Passengers and freight between this city aud
charleston and loading for the latter port at
Nos East river
Tho screw steamship William Penn sailed yesterday for
New Orleans, with 5000 0c0 specie.
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The ADJUSTMENTS OF THE CiTY.-S nce the no.
limitations took place at Baltimore, people are not
60 excited as they were, and those who not 60
ing to the country to rusticate attending the
theatres every night Lola Monies has returned to
the city. and will open the ball on ,nday night at
the Bowery, where, no doubt, she viii produce SEQ
saiion. Other theatres are bringing ont their no
velties. At Nibo's the French opera troupe and
the French and Spanish ballet dancers drawing
immense houses But the greatest attraction Of all
the most original and the most unque--is the
monkey troupe at the Aston Place Opera House,
which is bringing larger audiences, and more money
than all the 7mima donnas, tenors, contratos,
bassos, and barytones that appeared within the
walls of that unhappy fashionable place of amuse-
ment And what is so singular, the white kid aris-
tocracv who first raised such opposition to them,
now exhibit the most fraternal feelings, aud pat
ronise the performance every night. Messages are
received from persons in all parts of the United
Statc:, to know when the fashionable people will
have done with the monkeys; but that they have
monkeys enough Of their own. as we have here, but
they are not SO well schooed. have not so gentle
manly manners, and do not exhibit SO much int ell
igeuce. Have patience
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Our TRUANT LEGISLATORS GOING BACK TO b.
sINEss.-The fun and excl ement NJ Baltimore is at
an end The bets which were offered and taken SO
freely decided and all the delegates and polti-
clans and statesmen who had been present at the
quadrennial sports have vanished from the Monu-
mental City. Our members Of Congrcss-who were
SO interested in tie convention game that they could
not by any means be got to stick to their legitimate
occupation Of law making, but would join in the
more exciting sport Of President casting-are also
coming back their old routine duties Mt Washing
ton. elated with victory, and depressed by
defeat. However, they have thus been allo we'd
to idle more than week in frivolous pastime, We
hope they will show credtabe desire to make up
for this truancy by more than ordinary attention to
business. There are yet many matters of Importance
to be regulated by them, and expect to see them
most industriously employed till the close Of the
session Among other public affairs Of
ment which are yet pending and undecided, either in
the Senate or in The House, are the Appropriation
bill for the Collins line of steamers the River and
Harhor Appropriation bill, The Honest cad bill. Pub
lie Lands bill, Sc Uucle Sam is not a severe task
master: but after winkng at such omissions in his
paid servants without calling them to account for
their misconduct, il is but reasonable 10 expect they
win apply themselves to business with increased
energy, diligence, and determination to make up
for lost time
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Mad dame AlbOnt,

his evening the c'ipguirhed con,alo Alboni makes
her ettlt at Metropolitan aall when she will give
brilliant concert. The programme sparlcs with gems
No doubt the house viii be crowded by all lovers II the
ar all who delight in the music Of the great classic cl-
posers interpreted BY artist who stands at the head
Of her class We have every expectation Of delightful
musical treat
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A FACTORY GIRL IN LucK-Some three years
since, poor factory girl, working in one of the
Villages on the Blackstone river, RI was given =
sealed letter W. a neidon amt, with solemn in
junction rot 10 opon u until she was 10 years old.
The girl VAS then 10 Tn the I'D Of last month,
being her lStb birth day, she opened the letter and
found directions for hertD obtain fortune of IS 0OO
willed 10 her by the ami, Who nae since died On
Thursday las The iortateie eul obtained The ~ho'o
srount IN cnsh Shc vii l4o,aIly hive pIonty Of
applications on arg gentlemen. 10 be pernted
- assist her ~ taking ceit II f,uuidcncc Mr.
Tor.
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DOU BILE S H E E L
Eevs 1srM. Wsdu. sdAy. juno x3 sssA.
Malls for California.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The mail steamship Cherokee Captain Davenport will
sssve this port clock afternoon with
Ne malls for the Pacific. The New YoaK WrESLY
HAaALp will be published at ten o'clock in the morning.
Agents viii please eent in heir orders without delay
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The PRESIDENCY THE NATURE OF THE Con-
TEST The contest between the two chosen cham-
p'os Of The two grea, political parties Who now
dong battle for the poss. ssion Of the White House,
and the spoils Of n million u week or fifty millions q
year. which are The perquisi sites Of its occupation
AZ likely TO assume very personal aspect, aud to
become violent IN Tie extreme The Wig papers
had almost made ~. that General Pierce was n
druDkard-'hey are now trying TO prove him
coward The democratic papers will probably pay
this back IN the same cur ency, and endeavor to
chow General Scott to be very bad general or
some hing else equally bad and far more ridiculous
This is a curious node If deciding contest be-
tween Two gres, political parties. But i secms'to
a.ise from the Gsct thit he two candidate occnpy
t., stbr platform. AMI There i ~ ground oEattask.
Therefore len, e&cclt What Il ola personal na.ure
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Railways Rcaay Reicf VII IT,. ,st p.n:uI dis
charges and ttop tie most u r ing pains few
IL allhyt the irritHous spa sick
ness NJ 81 nah &c Bshinr the head neck face
feshes the and mpart renewed life st and
viEor 70 the weak and weary Sick teaduche rhenmA
tam u will quickly Price Zoe 50u. and 81 per bottle
l62 Fulton street.
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that Is e. spend shes now rhs PICK,
No ~ sled from rtie- No ~ Ans street, this
ng - The gr.atet comic paper published not excepting
Punch tlsrissri a,y OF I'll. tribe The Firsnsn
the Flames onble the price o. the
TIE "Morksysstt TIE As"r Place and the Broad ~sy
shown Up in their proper light Besides these there
dozen ott cut upon ~most subject that contains
ahy int re,t The dit rial columns full e the right
ttuh q drive du, care Awsy I'D pder kind Of
smsmsrder regards til. Of weather. Don
fail to procure copy Of The Pick early price only two
cents
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Unexpected, ~ithGawn fer the last days,
ker frr- this Tes boat been rsgu
~ gaged IL this bu for five For de-
Es-ipre, tee advertisement
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Court Cs,epd.r-Th,. sav.

INVITED SLAVES OsrnIcI GouET Nos o. " to A.
SUPREME CovAr -Circuit-Nos. 8 235 325 8O3 llo
al, l3 40 al 70 AS Special Term Nos. 19 a. IS
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set down cruwded of
1869 l2os s65 l4ls Part Mos se4 apa sn oSE
e21 VA e2o s2s $50 a32 934 9ss 9os e4O o42 GA.
suPsHioR OorRr 1.-Two branches). Nos 500 s27
VIZ S3l S45 5s6. ga. $50 e55 6s3 700 Ss2 ga Y
zoe 77b 5e3 os4 ,aO 7ss. 100 sos s67 SOS 500 SO.
S1l s72 s74 s,5 $40 SIT. S7s $40. $780, S8I S82 083
W. $50 $50 sS7 SsS $50, se1, Ss2 se3, se4 sos sec
81, S9e 600 TO g35
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Glassware he attention al oalsd the
ale q. took Of Lamps lanterns 0iobss,
Shades Gas Fxtur's Ca,tngs and all thu tools
md machinery cd the mspufsctsre Of those .rclps
the goods he in th. building In the
50 Ann street spd catsnenes may be obtained there
of NJ Miller Co so Maid lane, of the nndersga ed.
Tie tale will at 10 oeoak to morning,
and every article will be Sc Id to the hiahest bidder
WM. WARD, l69 9.oajway.
Ranet of Johu NH In A.
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" Cur correspondent "R. S. S D y

u Cur correspondent "R. S. S. d."
in his report of the recent accident upon the Erie
Railroad, alluded to the negligence of the manage
ment IN not having the belrope extend through the
whole train OF the cars. Another correspondent
suggests that now while the accident is fre sh in the
minds of the public it would be well to call the at.
tenton of the Directors OF the Paterson and Hudson
River Road to the acts that four trains per day each
way, are run without the least arrangements WHARF.
by the Engineer may be notified of any accident,
which may occur to the passenger cars The rsa.
son assigned is that they cannot use bell ro,e he.
cause they carry freight cars bets the passengsr
cars and the locomotive. Oar correspondent desires
to ask If they have the right to run freight cars with
the passenger cars when they know fas by 90 doiny
they endanser the hees of their passengers.
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Sonora GoLp MINING COMPANY Office

No g. Wal st. New York, room No. second floor Capi-
tai Stock, $500 00shass 500 each The books Of sub
scxpton for stock in TINS Company are now at their
Office, whore parties DESTROYS of becoming stockhsders
may obtain certificates of ST OK aud pamphlets with laws
BY laws besides all tcessary Information relative 10 the
objects and prospects Of The Company
Having (nssriy complesed) steam engine Of eighty
horse pow with stamp works Of the largest class aud
possessing which has proved to be OF the
valuable in the State Of California. located IN tho Imme
diate vicinity Of the City of Sonora Woods Geek.
thepup0ss Of the Trustees TO prosecute the with
vie0r and without deiay. with co profit from the
business Of mining The enterprise csmmelds itself TO the
particular attention and confidence Of capitalists Ii Is
deemed unnecessary to enter into calculation to proba
BILE profits. having been satisfactorily demonstrated that
VEN Mining TO be the great business of California, aud
that companies already with good
have been emineEtly successfal.
The have that the employees Of the
Company all possti shall De Shareholders
seieCsod and required 10
bonds with sufotes anu such may be deemed
Sufficient to guard the interests OF the Company and fur
cher, mat but well tined and approved machine
crushing and smalgsmstg ,ha be used and that expert
mens OF costly nature which heretofore have proved
dsaseIous 10 the iseiests OF ths be
avoid Cd and provided against.
Persons residing OF the city obtain stock. pamph
let's information BY adeIesag the Treasurer post
paid, by mail ID. w. INGERsoLL, President.
THos. e HASTINGS. Treasurer. III 3tTuTh&S
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MAILS To CALIFoRNIA.-A Washington


correspondent of The Commercial Advertiser saws:
az learn that the House Committee on the Post
Office and Post R0ads-which is, by the way, very
practical, not to say radical C0mmittee-are pre-
pared 10 make report in favor of the acceptance
OF Mr.. Nanderbilts offer TO carry the United States
mails from New-York TO San Francisco, across the
Isthmus Of Nicaragua
Mr.. Vanderbilt offers to perform the service at
half the rate which Mr.. George Law and Messrs
Rowland d Aspnvall now receive and to do il in
less time by several days"
The correspondent further states that Congress
will probably terminate the contract with Mr. Law
ard others according to its terms, by buying their
ships at the sum fixed in the contract, 81, 500 900
BY this operation continues the writer they will
to tho public treasury 81 500 OO0 during the eight
years OF the remaining term of the contract besides
getting the ships clear and for nothing To continue
the contract with Messrs Law e. Co. will require
ss,oooeoo. But Mr.. Vanderbilt will do the service
for 100000. 1t WILL therefore be determined to
buy the ships, snd yet save 81 5OO,00O.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 20, 1859.

SENATE-.- ALBANY, Feb 90 1852
PETITIONS.
Mr.. MORGAN presented memorial from
the Mechanics Of NewYork, for relief against Con-
Mr. CoNGEa presented petition from
Rockland, TO separate the Offices Of secyet.,x ~
State and Common Schools "
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. Vanderbilt reported bill to allow
'he brooklyh Benevolent Association to sell Land
Mr.. BEEKMAS reported adversely on the
PHI TO repeal the law for the registering of births
deaths &c. Laid on the table. ''A''
Mr.. BRIsToL introduced bill to authorize
the Trustees Of sshamton 10 subscribe for CO. -
! n. Albany and susquehannah and Syracuse and
Mr.. TABOR reported bill amending tho
law aboiiahing distresses for rent. ~
KoxSuTH
MIR. CoNeEs called for the question con.
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SALAMANDER SAFEs-CAurIoS! eau

SALAMANpER SAFEs-CAUTIOS! CAU-
rIoN CAUTION My Patent salsmandeI Safe has
for long time been ged BY Charles GAyier
up this date he advertising to induce the public to
purchase Of him Ia violation OF said patent In June
is<f obtained judgment, The sum eli 800. against
the said 0ayer and the 9Th January 1851 said jufg
ment affirmed ~ oupremg Court 81 the Ualted
States Al this time SAID Gayer has been endesyorns
20 mssc the public believe that HIS SAFE was no violation
Of my patent and that persons could purchase the
without becoming party to the intrp cement which
not the fact but the reverse would once more caution
all persons against chsspg Safes of said Gayer IN
iation Of patent Suits pending sfanst the
said 0ayer for further damages aud persons will after
repeated violate the patent laws aud
rights. thsy, too NAV have TO pay damages hkewise
quito willing should have the article, who
think they cannot longer d, without It. But let II be had
Of thoee Who hold the right from to make and sell
then the purchaser will the legally, when Il
may he relied will hold It's contents securely not for
esstne however that No less impor,sn for the Safe
to be marked Wilder Patent SaaIn snder Safe than Il
10 TO have the name q the maker for the psent mark
the guarantee Of the genuine article Aud II It admit
ted that big fsh bt when roasted baked smaller
nevertheless good when med provided however
both arS seasoned with Wildei's Paten,"
y G. WILDER, Patentee.
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The METHODIST CoNrRovrRsv-A,.x.,

~.
meeting has been held in Philadelphia bv the r,eo,-
bers Of st. Georges Methodist Church to take int
consideration printed circular addressed to tho
Church. inviting the appointment Of Delegates. IN
Convention to be held in tina, City on the a =,
March, ensuing, called of the Laity of the M.,ho.
dist Episcopal Chnrch TO consider the propri.,v =,
petitioning the General Conference of said Cbr,.h
to authorize the formation of a Lay DeIex.t;o, -
her future Conferences. After an earnes, and Nv.
uacted discussion. the following resolutions, anon,
others, were adopted
Resolved. That while Convention Of the Laity in ,
parate espsc ~. so called ard organized as 10
tar anc res expression of BY the s-eat 49,
the Church would fail enlist the inteiesr .rd x
angs fs aserable rsgaru Of this meeting tyes a eoa.
eaehcs manifest defect Of the CALL iuvi,ss
70 censicei nexpedient TO appoint delex.ta. 60,
g ee9rsss Aetaodist Episcopal Church to ths Csnyss
noe called % meet q the Sd Of March. 1854
Rssolved, Thai thus meeting do nos az pres,nf
Lay psssssoa II ths Gesersi sss Assssi CoVerrsss,
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Nrw.YoRK.-The Chairman aad Secre-
tary of the Opposition State Central Committee
have issued call for Convention at ALBANY
April 7, Of the Delegates chosen to Baltimore
from the different Districts to appoin, two Dele.
gates at large to the National Convention, to be
held in June
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~ We were panied to learn last night
thasMr MlNTuRN, Of Grinneli, Minturn & Co,
was suddenly seized withssickness, occasioned.
the physicians think. by eating poisoned part
ridge. He was insensible for two hours and two
physicians in attendance considered him almost
past hope. The latest news, we rejoice to hear,
was that he was out of danger.