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Matchmaker ana il weller.
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TIE subscriber has just received irua New YoGk, n
large assortment OF rich and fashionable Iewelry,
consisting in part ni the following articles gold chains
finger rings, ockets, rings, cu pins ladies and
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WoEpTnvvi hivc,yIioS - rus F,sr .oSABLL Roalo
-rHE nowFRy ~ .LA1s e. G.oas For The ltst tb.ee
aigh,s the Bosery theatre h. been sopsng all It's
peers in this city b. the o~lant ssset'ngs- Of Sea
beauty fashion and white kids which II has contained
wi lin it. walls 1t hAe exhibited of the
,hsance dv'a'ty a.nd an-.enrnt il.ids md
outside to tie un5ourdaJ ouishr u o. every body
The inquiry every siie hae Le.r AT broepns
all these fpenoa private carriage into DE neghoos-
hood! and what a.. these elegantly dres oi peo-
Ole 10 the Bowery theatre" why The caIe snp,y h.
that by ZasteIly stroke II Hamblins the manager Of
that es,at mort H. hes da,orminc1 to reyo,u.ooi.e
'he Bowery theatre and the taste Of tng f ,naDle ~
cali'ies oi New YORK Finding. ut one time that Lola
Monies bringing great TO the 7iwas. nnd
that she in state OF ncpiept a-nstier from the
Manager of Tia. theatre-tha. is had fight with
be popped tie qassTen his offer a>nsptei aud he
engaged lbs Countess for bis es.a.,i amect a.
soon az he had thus earned hs poi1t be won't
po.k The interior OF is house "a uted aaj a.
,ogasd and Cited IL up Sth grea, .a tGs u you'd
immediate from four TO five tnoush pessonstle
largest capacity on any theatre in this country. Al
Akei2g ready, the Counties made her abst Monday
ming in he piece written for he-sof eDttei Lola
NJ inter- In Bavaria The hou,e crowded With 81,
drrs cd TAI ho,aoe people. With White kds end clean
faces the pit exhibited the soee Or
psoBs with yel wassd 1anes without anuts in the,r
r..
the box contained all The ns frshio
Fith avenue; that would tina up,er-teDdoi
IRE low betow their exclusive ~ ropae tho
owery theatre. They think that the Aston Place Opera
iorse has been deHled and surrendered to naeba,sni
bee the monkeys we're introduced into it, and they
n nd to, avoid it, contain nations in future In this
ncture Of affairs tie Bowery L. beginning 10 iooua
the acipg ia honable theatre Of Ii" city snG beng
mueh larger than any OF the others 1t Is probable TIA,
{iamblin should engage Italian o,sra uoupe-as b.
poss-he viii beat out all III rest W. know that the
rrery bcrsn a. fashionable .lestre Madame Ni,hr.a
her appearance IN English opera on lis boards
ri aiso made MS Gt6w there ard Madame Celeste
troupe of French dancers ~erc introduced to the
public IN The Bowery It's present brilliaocy
abe acquisition u Lola Monies Is therefore only
Of ia e6Ily history.
Rand that nambiin now resolved 20 maintain
loslnng out for novelties from Europe aud
80. engage Italian opera troupe 10 az - rem
I,6Hciy tho theatre par erfeLerce. ~ the fashona
>arstocrafo circles ~ tbi. metropolis Ony think
Boptfy huysn and gals. = with clean iaets aud
80 meeting in harmony ~ the SEINE theitre w,tn
HshI,ts ~ soufr nln trd iewel'd Young women
IL IAfn avenue the end u the world neai "
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MtcTER PAUl aciLIrS, MUSICAL PRLcocrTy we
bad TN orpor unity tact evening vi ming opinion
ofthe tall nis of Master Julep and Of his style Of
ton on the vion-he having given = musical soirie in
Mr. Howard private parior. in the Irving House at
which some thirty O. forty gentlemen pre- The
performances OF this yoahfn asp-ant for niche b.
oe OF pagapDi csnnoS be spoken Il 10 great
u commentator The Itslc instrument on which h,
plays Is In bs hands made 10 express the varying
tons u he nnd With Lhan poets skill and ais
tIc,Dess. Ire played fantastic Norma - Lonl.
bard > GAd LA Pile du Regiment arranged for I'll
violin by Mons Hard, Professor OF the Cons, ryatory
Music, Paris, end formerly the p.eceptor Of Master Jul
lion. The company present appud.d his perform
with evident earnestness and expressed the veet re-
gard for the wonderful child had afforded them such
pl-asipg treat lie Is II his eleventh year and Ia
lively intelligent and ar able looking boy with viva
cus expression Of councnaace fine t I'd forehead and
brown hair, but he docs not properly under the
spptaion Of hal dsoEe lie IL Lot IA Cor his age bu.
he IL strong healthy, and wen developed and his preco
city does not liz usually the case to have inju
riouSly affected his ph igue The instrument ne played
last evening demi sohn ami bears the inscrip
tieD Of being the prer prize Of the Conservatory Of
sic pers awarded 10 Master Paul Julien In July 1851
He makes his nrst public appearance night In Nblo
theatre which will doubtless be crowded the occaon
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THE ATTIC hUMBU0 EXPLODED. 1t will DO re-
collected that, q few months ago, we exposed the
attempts made by q couple OF adventures in this
city, to react the joyce Heth delusion and humbag
tie public by the exhibition Of two dwar6sh chill
aren, Who from;their revolving, idiotic appearance
represented as the desoeudants of Of Az
tee priests or kings taken from marvellous city in
the interior Of Central America. Our exposure Of
the palpable cheat brought down on us great abuse
fscm the inpudent chsrlatans who exhibited them,
and from some Of the no less mpuaent journals Of
THE aity, which, for oney, live by doceiving and
cheating The pablo. II seems, however, that the
imposition nae at length come to a head in Philadel
pha, ana burst in the natural way.
Within the last fe~ days an application was
made 10 the Judge of the Quarter Sessions Court Of
Pbihue'phia-in which city the Aztec children
were beng shown 70 the pablc at /. q.arter
dollar a bssd-for q haJeas corpus 70 take them
cot Of the possession Of their exhibitors, and give
them into the custody Of the applicant, gentleman
from Nicaragua, who has been auLhorized by their
parents 10 reclaim them from. those who mold them
against their inclination, ard 10 violation Of law.
The petition filed in TIE matter declares that the
children born in the department of San Miguel,
State OF San Salvador, 10 Nicaragua, and that tnsy
were aostactcu from tEelr parents py Illegal ne is
Tie matter is yet under consideration, but will, OF
c"m,re, be decided by granting the habeas corpus
sought for, and delivering the children into the
toay Of their friend.
This Aztec delusion Is not the first gross humoug
which have detected and exposed. This and
other similar decisions have been generally kept
adoat ard supported by the Journals Of this city
Ioor miserable affairs, dependent for maintenance
upon back mail and few dollars compensation for
advertising. putting ard praising Worse taan MI,
however, journals pretending repn ati N AID pie
ty took lie lead il supporting the Aztec imposition
and deceiying the pubic. ~ commenced by the
Journal Of Commerce, and vas persisted in bv the
Tribune, and ether apors Of all sizes, in this city,
which lent their indu ~ the fraud by publish
| Ig pamphlets pretending to relate faoss about the
unfortunate Aztec idiots, hut which we're all mere
| Inventions and forgeres-Jus' much so as the
famous moon hoax perretratsd here some years ago
Indeed. the pampnlet the Aztec ewarfs was gone
rally attributed 10 che Ingenious person. Gu,
stat.peuts in exposure of the whole affair, hare
! been verified from unexpected quarter
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TIE LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY TELEGRAPH FncM LusnON TO LIVE arOOL.
Ionlos. Saturday morning. -rae Is 1852
There i no Of much in
The Under Secretary for the colonies stasl In th !,
House last right tina, 'hc law officers ~ the hal
far hack 1884 decided ria. the Losa> t.iar ba-
lonFd 70 Peru and though repr.fcntat5on had been
made 10 III. government OF Y. TO allow r.. sh h ~ 10
Import quano they had not hitherto been ned s,ti
success.
Continental Dispatches co,ta'n OF importance
Our country letters state tlnt natle are
bringing forward the sud. .l ri,y haze good
accounts Of the Wheat is bo~ever rus,h. 81 :.
Holland and France for England but MOI IN lnaotity.
The potatoc rot seems to huve stayed Its saps this
season
The Austrian ionn is quoted ais, here II 10 ~ ~
premium: Ecuador AZ; Peruvian sizes. 1oj Cal Az,
100
The Paris Bourse Is heavy, and Las. nigh. fall ,f ID
oentimes announced
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Farther from Mexico,

BALrlroRE June so 1852.
Two ais from ew Orleans arrived here this morning
The i,osWne has souie addi onal Mexican items
Previous to Tie aojo-nmen of Congress government
made an application 10 be vested with extraordinary
pwers The comsiitt-e 10 whom this application was
rf,ried. ispcrto There Is why he dem "a 4
made t. day ~ The for ordinary power
should b. granted This report immediate taken
into con liberation disc and finally adopted by
vote Of "a yeas Is Maya 1t was thought that after
ibis decided check the ministry you'd resign but they
did not
TEXAS dates to the l.h state that Eve Californans we're
murdered, beyond III San Fernando, by a party Of
H.xicars
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shsp,ns.i, the Cond.mn.d Murderer.

PHtIApELPfiia. June 30. 1852
The court Interpreter had int rview with Matthias
sknpn k THIS rD!ng who now etrcnuousy denies
ha, inc made such disclosures have tcen to by
his fellow eouniiyman which set forth that he q had
nurdrd UPWARDS If eighty persons ard burned thirty
hotses since hi ARRIVAL III tbi country lie demands
b. confront With th, ipto The latter Ma #
good rer uatioD workman 1T oi NJ, gas fixture fc.
tory apparently lave no object IN thus hoax
ing Tho public, anu perjuring himself
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to rspect the rights Of Others at least till general
la~ ia passed declaring all the land to belong to
every body We have had enough Of mere paper
vaccinations
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ton II the provincial Diets The sndownsrs WIN t>es
lore continue to BE- sutsd in the Diets without
regard 70 titles Of n Lltv
The Cldenburg Din has given up the conditions ON
which it, the Zolyei were made to depend
and now gives ia it adhesion to the Haroveran treaty
with Prussia.
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QUARANI M june 30, 1907
Your paper In noticing the fatal ai at staten Island
on Eonosy evening la appears to duplicate the boat
men attached the departm, ~ In the govern
ment employ at ths pscs, h.s " In .orrect but
mar longing to tL- devaI. n.ut
cetpt6 IN the ARRAY. pamsd hiGs Du,ls. ho has since
died Please make this correction in your paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-01

Gov uuEr AND Tn ANTI REsTERs. ---cov Hunt
j pursaiDg The iaV-brealing 4aii.re With h.s
proclamation, all of which, we doubt not VIII. as
usual amount to nothing. The I1anner in which
these local ftibustas nave been treated by both
parties TO- tbe last fifteen OF twenty years has been
all nunlbug, and all for Buncolnpe Governor
Nuntis honest, unoussonahiy, in his ntentons but
there is rothing but nocl,ery N mere paper pro-
.lsu.ation Big Thunder aod Little Thunder, and
oil the Indians have always laughed at these things;
and to-dey they are just a seaoy and wiling to
shoot down or Tar ard feather the Sheriff as they
were ter years ago The issue between these peo-
pie and toe authorities ought TO be met and grapped
with at once. They are either right or wrong.
They own the property they occupy. or the rent Is
due 10 those who do own it II is time this question
wac settled. The people Of the State should DO
made to obey the laws OF the State, even If IT takes
the whole power Of the State 10 enforce thom
Thore should, at all events, bo no collisions
winkng or blinking. betseon the law
makers and tho law bre'kers. Let the rights Of The
ontrIcnters be respected, bu let hem b eu.orced
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Musical.

FAsFoN, JUNG %. 1907.
The breech in The canal has heer repaired and the wa
ter let IN this evening
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ALBANY. June so. 1852.
proclamation has been issued by the Governor and
Council ofereng reward of $1,000 for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the person persons concerned
in shooting Mr.
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sicns Of high admiration aud rc'pect for the Ont
IS. twyer and sta, esman w1oae death va am unced
=. nage ordsred tina: the court 40 ADJOURN aad
mi N rvolusion moved FIR entered apcn tue records
81 lie count.
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sercst,ng from Albany.

GOV HUNTS PROCLAMATION FOX TIE ARREST OF
AfTI-RENTERS--THE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
METROPOLITAN sANK-RossuTH's MOTHER, ETc
oSDEScE York HERALD.
ALBANY. June 80 1852
Gov. Hunt has Issued proclamation in discharge Of
his contteticnGi duty 10 take that the laws
faithfully sxeont,d, aud offer reward Of thousand
dollars for oe arrest and conviction # the anti rent
indians WIN attempted to murder Mr. Wait few
dsys since IN Pensselacr county No hopes of
result There has not been single conviction OF those
villains since the Governor has been in Office although
ne has issued half dozen similar proclamations.
The wing ratift alton N, citing which e. have taken
CONT If he death Of Henry Clay
Mr. Weed in bis last letter from Europe, says that
kossutns mother has gone to England where she awaits
the arrival If he Governor from the United States
The steamer Francis Skddy came through to-day in
six hours and fifty minutes This is the shortest trip
record. w.
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Hn GRAEAMs REsIGNarloN-WHAT SAYS CEN.
ScoIT l-Accordin. 20 our telegraphie adyioes ON
Washington Mr. Granan, IN accepting the wing
nomins ion for The Vice Presidency, throws up his
con mission Secretary Of the Navy. This is right
anc proper, ard consistent ", IA ais position be-
fore the American people What sey3 Gen. Scott I
Why does NOT he resign MS post Ceneral-in Chef
Of The Army, fitting testinsaia OF re- pect for
his nomination. and as an evidence of hi confidence
in the general result II would be small ching
TO res gn an office of some s. coo q year Tor rino
months, il yiev Of place worth S25 900 aftet the
fourth o. March next, i he IS elected. Mr. Graham
hrow up ofca OF s. coo. in view Ct the chances
FL ono az only 5000 Tie fact is, see nc other
alternative Tor Cen Scott except The resignation of
his post in the amy, or another letter AID if he
lime 10 il than usral. Ie has always been too
b1sty, too -Duch IA hurry n bis letl9. ~rting,
heretofore anu hence the trouble be has got into
with the Dutch and 1ri-h, Gnu the native Aner
cans. I'D Laok had 10 write dozen L. ers before
he got everything exactly square and /. Gen
Scott does nor resign he army, he, too, write
u lest - nthei letter, explaining s hs other let
ters, and especially his letter accepting thu vha
nomination, v Mich is evidently 4 very hlsty letter
Let hn take another plate e soup, or hasty pud-
cling. and write or resign. A candidate VINO oocu-
pies three platforms, can't d.Ene Lis position IN one
letter lie must write another Letter lie must
wliee or resign.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>>>o~~~>~>~S~~.~oo>>c~-
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
~>>>~~-~~~c~>~~~~~~~~>e
Interesting Proceedings in Parliament.
THE CASE OF FEARGUS O'CONNOR
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD FEVER,
o>~>~>eS~~~>~o>>>e ~
CATHOLIC EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.
>>~>~>~N|N>NN>es->0J~0>o~
Affairs in France, Germany, and Italy.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., Be-. Be.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
THE AUSTRALIAN G0LB FEVER.
CATHOLIC EXCITEMENT IN IRELAND.

The British mail steamship Africa. Cant Ryrie which
sailed from Liverpool Jrns II reached this port about
half past twelve o'clock this nsosalg. She brought
seventy eight passengers.
The Great Britain arrived in the Mercy on We1nes.
day evening. the IG about forty Eve minutes past six
O'Clock, having pclieIced fine weather all the way
Tho passengers by the Great Britain have pre-
sented Capt AatiheYs with complimentary letter She
Is to be tiasred to the Eagle line Of Australian pack
cts belonging to her present owner advertised
leave for Melbourne Port Philip, the 21st Augus,
next.
The Imboldt arrived off Cowes the evening of tho
16h having mace the quickest passage yet accomplished
by III g line
Tho City of Manchester from Philadelphia arrived ct
Liverpool. he 18th.
Madame md NJ Godschmidt are in London
The Lemon Morning Herald contains the following
alarming paragraph" We understand that the govern.
ment las taken to prevent, by avail power
shy orts that may be attempted by American ad,en-
turert against the Virgin Islands,"
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FAEI.y PREP ARArIogs FOR TIE FAIL ELECTIONS.
The various parties of this city ara Iaasng very
eaiy preparations this -eason for ,he fall elections.
The mncrats have boeI very busy organizing in
all me wards. laying down their platforms, making
speeches. and forming clubs With baroarcus names; ;
ard lie shig6 have been en- ged IN TIE kind
o, business, and are actively forming similar
organiz6 tions i'll the wards There is third party
also in The field, who deteIIained to up Dusi-
ness on troir own account; and that j.. the Name
Liquor law tfe'o;ai faIa tics They have been very
buy iur weeks, IL the va,ioas wards calling
meetings. noldins hlics, and collecting money.
We believe they lboov refreshing their organlza
tou ano periectaI their machinery. 70 enter into
the contest next fill on then avn hook, opposi.
ton 10 both the OLD parties Daring the months OF
July aud 1sust. which &c suppose viii be very
warn, weather. there will be relaxation in their
Efforts and operations bat Immediately on the ap
Pre- ch Of Septemocf, these three par los win bs all
alive aud active ior the next election. The tee,o-
talers very saugno c. Sing The Mayor ard
a upjoity Of tls Corporation, ana probably they
will srpgoit tie candidate Of the Pitts burg Convex
tionthe cur lid.!e of I'll Inc " as AS and ants"
Of he COY .Horyor u 1T may be.
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NEW WIS BY re LEGR APH
Fr0lA Washington CITY.

TAr VACANT sECEETARYsEtP-GES SCOTT AND THE
SOUTHERN WHO'S, niC.
SPECIAL coRR.sroSprScr or THE new YORK HERALD.
WAsasSGros June 80 1862.
It understood in political circles that the President
he determined to give the vacant Secretaryshp of the
Navy to Maryland and Mr. Evans wing member of the
prcsnt Congress from that state. IL mentioned. Mr..
Evans is gentlemen of scientific at.anmcnts and would
make excellent pract ica Secretary If the Navy. lie
possesses lone Of the clements u OLD fogysm.
Gen SCOTT late. gives di,sstitfact ion to several
Southern wings who think IL d.as nor cndore The
promise po on Of he platform with sufficient distinct
ness. The great body II Southern whigs consider it
br,y sa,hfac.cry. Mesers roCnbs Stevens and Cling
intended TO attack Gen. scott at the earc-t opp
tuny bu, as there gentleman not considered wings
their course excited liCtle attention x.
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The Australian Excitement.

ARRIVALS OF GOLD-THE NEW LINE OF STEAM
ERS. ETC
Two other arrivals reported from Australia with
gold namley, the Northumberland. with 10 900 ounces
4, the Encbantsr with 229eS
The Cunard company have arrangements nearly com.
pleied for the establishment of their lire of steam.
thps 10 Australia via Panama and New Zealand and ii.
connection with the mail service between Liverpool am
the United States. Their expectation Is 70 secure .he
carsge of the mails between England ana those places
and also to procure from the French government con
tract for Tahiti tbis project it forth viii tend
to the greater encouragement Of British
the better protection Of British interests the Pacific
Gold mining shares in favor In the 1on.on a
On The 18th purchases made of Noveau Jonde
and slight advance established. In this connection II
may be mentioned that among the Passengers ~ tte
outward Brazilian mail steuner Ornoco this week. was
senior Gonzalez late Ministr 90 Finance of New rand,
who proceeds 10 the SCAT of the BogotaD government
poiitca, agent Of tn" Atlantic aud Pacific JUNCTION
Company and will afterwards negotiate for the New IRA
NADIA Mining Company lately ,s,absh,d in Lond IN
He is accompanied by air Wh,siord mining engineer
who purposes landing 1t Cart sgena survey tue pro
vance Of AnGueu and lie western side OF the Cnril-
lea Occidental for valuable mines known have exs
cd under the Spanish regime
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Nrws sr. DoMrs, o.--By recent advices from -
Domingo wore Informed that demongtra ions If his
'ility had already been made by souonqrs now Faun
t. Emperor Of ayti toward the portiou Of
island. This intelligence has been confirmed D, prvas
corre pcndoncs q Capt Rico II the brig isabella Reid
dated June ~ 1852 from Cape Hayti. by /. wo lssra
that Faustin il actively engaged in war orcparaione
against tie romncens. by conscrpons which require
all male subjects between the nges Of sixteen sky
to join the army ard that thirty thouhni have al
ready been ADDED TO the list Tie sllo states hat tn
Emperor Is exceedingly estod with bis si,uat.s
and all the asro and gnorance guitar -
negro in prosperous and commanding positoa; aas
that should fortune favor his undertaking. h. va I'M
doubleday prove arbitrary and yrnnnca in the srcne
His encroachmsnts Il l. thought will b. preoatcd by til
United States, EngIkh. and French governments.
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The Acades Of oil the in the Province OF Cadi1
tECrty to hold meeting under the tresiiency u
The civil Governor to devise system Of railroads for TN
province.
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The south Amer.can Drnicuitscs.

London paper learns that the irgatc having bcefd
the French envoy deputei to arrange the affairs Of La
Plata is detained Madeira by casualties S.r @. To-
the British Comm "a Toner viii therefore avail. Lila
arrival at Bahia 1t added that Urqu!za prcsdont d
the Argnine Republic is DESTROYS meet The views oi
the commission and nable hope exists that the
waters Of La Plata win he opened TO the traffic oi
the world.