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lntsliigenc, from lisbon Is II the lTth ult
The Chamber Of Deputies was constituted FOR legAa-
tive furotious The l5th uit NJ Silva sepoass
was Precedent az N. d DerrtInsfo Vice PRECEDENT
The government had batch of new peers ready 20
f4ud N q that UgIte
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The Is four days later than that brought by tbs
Europa.
There considerable excitement in certain circles
in France and England Of between the two nations
We give, this morning, some intelligence this point
that will be found Of interest England .. any rate
preparing ftr any emergency.
We learn from our collector that despatch had
been received in Liverpool the 2sth ut that the
screw steamship Glasgow, Capt Stewart, which sailed
from the Clyde the 10th ut for New York had put
back. She had met terrible weather. and had two men
washed overheard In gale See the latest intelligence
The names OF the members of the Senate and the
Council Of State Of France have been published in the
Noniter. The salaries Of ths members Of the Council
fixed follows THE Vice President S0OOOf Pre-
sdent of Sections, So 00of EACH Councillors Of State
rs o0of Masters of Requests frat GLASS l00Osf ditto
second class 6000f Auditors frs class 2OoOf and tn
seoreary General, 15o o00f
The Moner contradicts the rumors Of fresh measures
of severity on the part Of the government. NJ De Mon
talembert and several other members Of the Consultative
Committee, have resigned their functions In conse-
quence Of the DEGREES promulgated respecting the
leans fsmily
We learn from the Parma Gazette that the general
direction Of the police the Parmese territories
been abolished, and all power-poitical judicial and
mitary-vested In the gendarmsris
The stsansship Afrio., Esrrieo., York ar.
rived at Liverpool at half past ten O'Clock sunday
morning. the 25th ult.
The war steamer Isabella III. had arrived at yigo
having board the remains Of General Enaa who wa
Killed at Cuba.
The Dtjats ctes letter from Mar,e!es according to
which the Emperor of Morocco about to march
against Agiers, to avense the bombardment Of ssee.
The steamship 0yd arrived a. Southampton, Boyland
the 2Sd ult with the following specie freght:
Specie, bullion. aud gold dust. received across
tho lsthmus from the Pacific ports of which STS33H
S2Ss,lsS ia in gold, and S5sl ,lG IN silver.
Specie aDd bullion from California ..... 26SI4l
specie and bullion from Carshsgcns. .... T7,2Gl
STccie bullion from Jsmaca. ........... l5,iI3
Specie and bullion from Havana ............. li,Ojg
@ssa snu "enon "oh o'nef p"'ss INC "ea' S679i
lh1iess..
Total value brought by this steamer in dollars,
oiw len s62 2V2s in silver. and 7sO479i si35I6s0
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANIcy HALL. NO.
~ Az Broadway. above Grand street-Opcn every night
during the week. until further notice. The and well
known Chrissys Miastre comprising ehcient and
unse % the m.n.gsmsns Of Chrssy whose osaosrs I.
with favor by highly respectable BILE audeoc
Tickets, Is cents. Doors AZ 6k and will commence at
fuzzy informed that the Saturday afternoon
continued On Saturday next Feb th annual benefit Of
J.Upeon.
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THE radicals q the Canton u Berns have at last cors
70 cent 70 demand that the present govern sens
1bich conterysye sha be di'msed and be replsesd
hy q radical As the radicals are In the majority
thie demHrd Il not contrary 20 tbs constitution Tsa
sovernmeut was elected Tor four years only u which
AYE
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NJ RS. G. N. SINCLAIR tLATE MRS. ToRRssTl WILL
1vl appear tonight, at BrouShams Lyoeum,
time the character Of Margaret 1lmors in Loves
Sacrifice" On Monday. the "1ady of Lyons'-Psuline
Mrs. Sinclair Claude Menotte G. Vandenhof who hiss
covered from his recent severe indisposition.
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ERAEKLTE MUsEUM NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Proprietor peroeivins thst Mr. Fellows Of Broad
pereiBts Ia advertising the employed
~ the Franklin playing for him. deems to
form his patrons and the public that do not wish to be
Inislcd by such imposition, that tho Exed
zwenh Joshi" whom Fellows sascs is truly worth tho
week, no.wi hsandng his daily card in the Herald,
nouncng him for the evenings but engaged
Rtthe Franklin Museum and bo IN njunct on
with tbe Model Artists. Female Mnsrels and variety
other enerta;nments every afternoon snd verbum
sats SC GEORGE LEA,
Pronriator OF tho FrAnklin Enaannl.
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r60 LAWYEES--h GENTLEMAN, wuO UAs A SUN
o ooes N an eligible situation, confirming moro room7
1hhn nc reqncs 10 vng 10 ot 81 tho With tho
Ssra use Of another lgom te nrs oi My next, 10
aerald of leo.
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wE2vEA.LB&a aUIWE,

EIgw YORK AND PHILh DF14PhIh ETREgI.--g. g.
~ Nall eaA ExprxA IiHef, h1oeSh 10 " hgugs. =.
satlHokd, VIA !egssJ CitY, lcfvns Eey Navh = -
ftsc.-loaye 4, s sss, fss. fSs III s1uS
nross Fsrs redOeos V - hrst oaat and a. @ 10Y az
oeed ess htsnorv, RsghinRtoR, and Charleston rsssA
1osbs SOFA N she sboye nee sad throuSh nEgc carried
" we y - ~ sndb Y =. ilnss tom .sw g&gk, VIA
trruTh con tueaors without expense
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{IAhDLE AND hMBoY RAILROAD LINZ TOR Put
" ndephih ~ ~ sooof, A. NJ, FROM pisr ne, l. Hor5
rsey 700, o. Bssesy pace BY escsmboak JOHN r0TruE
r'y tsurdam eIsepsstl striving ~ Phiisdeissia - "
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M ETRopoLITAN HALL-GRAND SACRED CON

n
UNRivALLED ITALIAN oPERA COMPANY.
Sunday, February %. Roasini far-famsd
SrABAT MATER;
Gems from Meyerbeer's aster work,
THE PROPHET.
GRAND oRcHEsrRA AND DOUBLE CHORUS.
CARD.
Max Mafetzek haa tho honor informing tho public THAI
1t the request Of lovers Of classical and
FIRST GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY is, AT METROPOLITAN HALL.
On which occasion will tie whole strength Of the
Company assisted by grand Orchestra and double Chorus
Full programme An particulars to. morrow.
ERAkKLIE MUSEUM, i76 CHATHAH SQUARE,, ONE
u block above tho Nnsopa Thestre-George Lea, sole
preprieorsaieon performances afternoon and
ing Enter, nments In She afternoon ST hree
O'clock ard In the evening ST o'clock Tho
entertainments varied and Select and suoh
seen at ether place OF in New York.
sstng Of Lca Female Ethiopian Opors Tronpc; ALSO Mons
Gregore the strongest in the world who will break
any stone the audience TO offer him; he will also
challenge any to kill bullock" with hs olenohed
Set for amount Of money; Troupe of Model Artists
who gecsd for their beauty and figure and who
senate number Of beautiful tsbeaux company OF Arab
Girls who through variety OF fsats of aud
terity oompsny of Male and Female Artists who will
give exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequaIea In the
world together with variety perform
every afternoon and evening For particulars bills
each day Rdmlsbion-Sests in Private Boxes so
Stage Seats. S7s cents Boxes. Is osnss Parquette.
cents.
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rg'o LtT-A HOUSE 10 LIT AND FURglTUaG FeR
isle sccNgea g. ladies' prrHte ho1TdilEhoule; thg
Atrure VIII DO sold l0s for csah; poeses5r given
atly " vented For particulars a4drsas With rame sud
4floe.
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NIBLOS.-OPERA NIGHTS-HONDAYS, WEDNKS
IN dys Fridays and Saturdays Apple stons for Tues
dsye anu Thnrsasys DO address ed 10 John Seton NSlo
Cafdes
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COECERTs, BY TIE FRASER FAMILY, WILL BE
~ given during the present week. in the following places
vz-kond:y evening Mt lcquois Hall Jerssy Cisy Wed
nesday evening At Hope Chapel New York; ThursdAy
evening at a9pe Chapel New York; Friday evening, st
ing at Hope Chapel New York On which occasions tho
programmes will braos the raret OF Scosh cong
ard other choice Eelse lions Concerts IL
o'clock The Pisnofoste be used is the wsrorooma
Of T. Gilbert L. Co., 1888 and All Broadway.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
s>0~~o>NN~>>~~oNo,N~-~
A Il RIV AL
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
c>y>oNN>oo---N>oJ>0~oo~1
THE PROGRESS OF EVENTS IN FRANCE.
s~~>~~>~,S>0>>~~~so~~~
The REORGANIZATION Of the New Cabi-
net and the Council OF state.
re~~o~>~o~~1~~o>~~>~~S
The Effect Of the Sequestration of
the Orleans Property.
~>>>o.~NoNrS>N>se-10~0.~>
THE PRESIDENTS BALI AT TIE TUILERIES.
>o~>~>~>~~~~~eN->>>>
The Talk in England OF 4 French Invasion.
s>>~>|~>>>>>~>>>>~~>~
a i a r M IN Il N G Il a N D.
sS~0~>~~>N~>~>o>~ooo1~
Accident TO the Steamship Glasgow,
Accident 10 the Steamship Glasgow,
and Her Return.
ADV ICE IN TTON,
10, 10, 10.

The American mail steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye,
rived at this port at O'Clock yesterday after
noon. She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 2sth ut
at2P M. She has been fifteen days in making the
passage The weather she experienced very bolster
She looks she had received rough treatment
at sea.
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EELLOwS' MINSTRELS AND ETHIOPIAN DELI.
nestors No. 4A Broadwsy.-Th's band. comprising She
greatest performers in the world-suoh r. a. Sitter the
beat dancer known Nvwcob and Thsrer
they can be by ALL but not initiated by Ia mil
onhey certainly must bo Acknowledged TO be the
imcs Of the present gansrat9n they are strangers in
wis., Briggs the unrvned baniost whose performance
the banjo excels anything hesrd Zwenk Josb the
exiet Hungarian music the common hArmonican il
onlsrins novel, and truly worth she price Of admission
not TO OF r. White the best Of
eonundrums known with many other gems the pro
feseon too 10 nention Dsors open
performanoe Mt o'clock every evcaing and
We1nesday and Saturday afternoons ~ O'clock Ad.
mit.ance rs cents; children, IL cents.
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LNURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET-PdRLOR. CHAMBERS,
Private Table &c suitable for family aud doligh.ful.
" situated in Broadway Graoo Church Address Box
l1i. Post Office.
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FINE kEVs.

EINE A9Ts-COLoRED DAGUERREOTvPES FOR
a Eifsy Cents KINGS styght Rooms los Bowery, be-
ween Eoster and Grand streets the only In
me Guy wsrs to handsomely
szes at equ.y low rates No charge unless prteot ss
a.otion is 6iven.
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MUsEM ENTS.

BROADWAY THEATR1-K. A. MARSHALL. B0Ls
ID Lessse-Doors open ~ 6s 70 oomnsnos a e'oock.
Boxes and Pssass. % CENTS Family c,.s. an! Upper ne,
s vii be psyed she celebrated tragedy Of JACK
JACK Cade Mr. Forrest; Duke Of Suffolk Mr. Lyster Lord
Ssy Mr. Pope; Lord clihosd NJ rsnno; VS.. Worthy NJ
Kate Miss Crochsr Child Of Ayimsrs Miss Wallis: 70
Mr. Henry Primrose Mr. Dsvidgc; Mr. Henry Thornton
Reynolds Miss Bfhn, Mrs. Vernon.
NIBLos GARDBN.-ARTIsTS UNION ITALIAN oPH.
under the direction Of Bgnori Boso and Bettin-
Doors at half past o; commence at7H Tickets
70 all parts Of the csns No extra charge
for ssorrDg seats last night Friday Feb ls last time
MARIA DI ROHAN.
Maria di Rohan ssrA Bosio Armands Virginia Whising
Riccardo Sgnor Bettin visoount. signor strul
Box ONCE open every day. from to coiccs
A sTOR PLACE ITALIAN OPERA-GREAT RKDUC.
tion Of Prce-Sscursd Seats eeA Boxes and Psrauet,
will be performed Msysrbeer's Opera of
Robers signor ss!yt
kamnoat.. Big viesti Hslsns.. Nile Tu nouIl
The opera will commence precisely at O'Clock.
Regular Opera nights, Monday, Wednesday, Friday ana
Saturday.
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livery STABLE FOR SALE THE LEASE OF THE
IL we'll known Livery stable 275 Spring street. between
ysrich AND Hudson. with or without the stock which
large Tho above stable 10 doiag excellent business
The above premises situated In good neghborhood and
suitable for any kiad Of Lunsg idure the premises
10 CLEAFER & MASON.
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ITO LET Cll LAASE-THa TWO STORY BRICK yAC-
tory fn0xn ge TOO Choices Dye orkg, No Ill Twea-
tyoulta street hsEeen Sx h AMI Seyenth ayenuos sth
steam power ydEauio pTeeu aNndtrs and lob ot 0ther
nsahncf ee nso, fu &blc foF ep extensive wash
lng aud ircrng oatabiiehnenb apply 20 ". WILSON 81
am Et between the h, of ~ ana IL O'clock, A. NJ
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DARNUMs AMERICAN HUsHUM.-P. +. BARNU

RARNUAB ANERICAN kUsEUN.-P. T. BARNUM
- Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood. Jr Assist
ant Manager. Admission 10 the entire Museum per-
ormance Is cts children under 10 years. Parguet
2 cents extra Thnrsday and Friday Feb lash and fsh.
sixth week Of The Bottle Afternoon ~ O'clock Aocer-
Ss9n perfqTm,noSs GS%ie snsog Dancing After which
and comic domestic drama localized TO suit THE
BOTTLEThornley M Clarks Mrs. Thornley,. Miss Mes
tAyer. To conclude with the lively piooe enttled the
DOUBLE BBDDED ROOM The curious sttrAosions Of
che Huseuu in the of wonders in and
aruy uneqused in value. variety and interest BY
Ahose Of any collection in AmericA.
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rE,o LET-A gUIrE on PA9LORs, WtTg BrDsoO,
y attsctcd faUHilhod or urlusRghsd, A. No 10 BEo.l
SEGv nCar DelnObico's Eotbl.
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rE.O IE1-4UE BUILDING, NO lA FULTON gTREgT
orr d p19ads ssyi also. number Of ofioos IN thi
Tors VQA sta 1874 ad ohrrer Of Fulton; aise
Rsr of ttas rooms IN the Clarendon HaGse 50l Beosd
Vfy, hpriy to RLupMsR, ~ BROADWAY.
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nENTIsT's OFFICE 10 LEr.-THE FURNITURE.
- bsst OF instruments suitable for all dents. operations
and the good will of the oce for sale. Inquire A No. 03
Blocker Btreet or 607 Houston street.
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CONPLlMENTARY CONCERT. FOR THE BENEFIT
~ OF Joseph K. Barr as the Society Library Rooms. on
Friday evening. Feb 49, 1859 Tho friends of Mr.. Barr
ioy Concert for his beneas in the hpe Of contributing
destruction OF hs Printing Office and loss his furni-
At the late fire In Division street. Tickets oenss
az. ROBERT BEATTY. Jr Chairman.
N g. BArRp Zee Com, of Arranrements
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TENAN NTS' REGISTER.

nRY GOODS sTogEs.-T0 RENT FOR FIVE OK TEN
years tho two hae syesory stoe 43 and 40 Barclay
street. They without exception. tho finest
city For ternt. &o apply TO Ed II. Hudson 1872 Broad.
way, or W. Ii. Holbrook, 157 Broadway.
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ZINE ARTs.-E. TERDIEASDO RcEsINI, THE TIA
Il sn fesco painter. whom noticed line ago
hsvr restored those the walla
sgs Of the FreDch Catholic Church Canal street
finished painting Thom Saloon 359 Broadway
most elegant manner after tbs msdern Roman
The style and ash of Gr kosinis painting aided to his
judgment tsste and eki osnnot fail TO win for him
Iaurele in every work he undertakes.
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NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET.-DOORS
A. open curtin ri0es 81 o'clock Dress Circle snd
Prvate Box Tickets 81 Friday evening" Feb H. the
viii commence with the drama Of ths WARL0CK
OF THE GLENN athsn. Mr. W. G. Jones; Adelbsrt, Miss
hathaway; Lady Adela Mrs. H. Nichols After which. the
groAt original Wizard the distinguished and
Magician. will appear In his refined Drawing room Fantas-
siques To conclude With the drama Of YANKEE JACK
way; ConrAdo do Beltrap, Mr.. Clsrte.
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FINoBE ALTERED TO STORES. IN WARREN sTRBET-
Tho Arst door and basement of tho house No " NN
sn seot lnorth sdc fourth door from ths corner OF
Greenwich stcet will be altered 70 store on ths hrt Of
Esy and viii bo 10 let sleo the psrs Of the sams
tb ths attached 30 For terms 40 apply 70
Henry Bsrgh No. Pine s,rse boswtsa twelvs and Ons
e'slock.
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"A OF the Anteduvian World, now open at the suyvs-
SAINT Institute 65e Broadway exhibiting Of tho
gnifeept painted by any artist Doors open
8. o'clock; Panorsma at8 Admission, IS cents
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ZINE PIcTURE2-rOR THE EosT SUPERIOR DA
guerrectJpar, go to HOLMES, No. $50 Broadway. Ou
friends fail being in tho most stisf.ctory
cud obtain highly oretitsble nkeness at
able prices Rooms OF Rek9e strees and
Skylights.
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EANILIEs WANTING TWO OR Go.E ROOMS ON A
heor be suited, By Apply AZ No II Keade street,
opposite Elm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

gg,O LET-FOg SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A rUR-
a nished freat room als1 bedroom req aired. Apply
" NO ClistJn plese, Eighth saTcab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

CIBCUB--NEw YORK AMPUITHB ATRE ST BoWHRY.
~ Monday evening. Feb o. aud during the wee. Grand
Remantic Equestrian Pageant of ST GEORGE AND THA
DRAGON with all its splendid accessories PROFESSIONS nc.
J Rsshsns and his Infant Areiates Mrs. Uoe frat
4 Rivers and Bows together with full performance OF
other Horsem ship stics &o by tLe company
tnrn0 V fnr rnnn eAanH riav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-13

-E7o LFr-TwO THREE STORY. ATTIC AND BAss.
ment hou. .as repete With nearly 81 the moderg In
ccnAeoted from t3semeat g asto eith dne
aide 10 one tho bss ooations In oisy, Nthn few
Of r. johns Pa and vecy suitable fr hfss CLASS
''"'-'Ae JANIS PRICE. one. l7s Hudson ssrooN