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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
Theatrical aud NIu,Icml.


BROADWAY TWATHE.-Mr and Mrs Williams appeared
last evening and received with enthusiastic cheers
Thev dsr"ar TO- sb IN ,h the utmost
the amusing piece called Our Cali and the drama of tina
Limerick Boy, when, no doubt large assembla.e Of
MI Williams friends will assemble and welcome him Ia
the metropolitan theatre.
NiBLo's GasnrN-The French and Spanish dqn,ene
appear this evening in ayarcty Of their best dances
Jhcy are very accomplished and every night receive fiat
terine testimonials Of their abilities Miles Levgne and
Lcedr VIII appear IN new dc deur Miles Pougsud
ana Drouct and VI Magee in de ois; and ScnOrita
Soto in Spanish bol,ro. and La Sicilienpe bv Miae
Pougaud aud Magee.
BuBroN's THE,rRE.--Three very amusing and Iaugl,s.
BILE pieces selected for the Of this even
ing The first is the farce II Delicate Ground bcis,
tale OF the revolution the part Of Citizen sangfrod
being played by Dir g. Jordan The one act farce "a
Good for Nothing will follow, and Mr. Burton will ap-
pear In c next piece ar. Timothy Toodle in which
he has no rival.
NArlosaL Tur,rns.rhe new ard historical nations
spectacle which has been in preparation time
and the production Of which informed has coA
The MANAGEMENT large sum Of money viii be presented
for the iifst time this evening with and beautiful
scenery Miss Partirgton will dance Scotch Mr.
H. iaes dwarf dance and all viii close with the drsu9
called the Limerick Boy
LycruM TuTArRE-Mr Brooke the trareiian. via
appear ihs evening IN the character Of Master Wslt
IN the play Of the Hunchback assisted in the oths
eharac,Srs by Messrs Arnold Philips Brand Harris
other well known members OF the dranm
CASTLE GAnprs.-Thc Rousset family continue T.
tonight in the beautiful ballet Of sathanieln which
has been witnessed with the greatest pleasure BY tn
admirers Of the terpsichorean art.
Asron Pl,cE opERA HouSr.--Donettrs troupe appea
again tonight IN great variety Of their surpriinx feat
heya really worth seeing and they keep the auienc
IN roars Of laughter.
ALnoNi's GRAND CoScERr promises 70 be a spl.nai
aiair. The house, from present appearances. will L
hled in every department The musical selections al
such rs Will be sure to please The musical dilettanti
AmrnIcAN McsruM---a His last Legs" A Day We
Spent. the " Dumb Belle and Crimson Crmes,rs
he pieces provided for this afternoon and evening a n
Museum. the casts which will embody all the lcaiir
members Of the company.
CnHisrs's orfn, Horsr -Christy's popular band
Ministries announce another higl.y entertaining pr
grant me fof this evening
Woops MNSrrrts This company " hthiopisn ia
ueaofa oter tine programme ~ entertainments fort
ngbt.
Mics Catherine Hayes gave concert OF Detroit.
Wednesday hig ht last Tlrc house WINS well fitted NJ
the audience were delighted AK the concert IL
iisyes was scstnadedat her hotel
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The Exodus from Ireland.

Ncccrdlr. TO Tie LiR'Gsck Rtp0fer, Bishop
Vaughn, of kiilaioe, is working might and malu
with view Of Inducing le remnant of the pcasan-
Try 70 remain jn the old couutry-waning them,
with the zeal Of Christian pastor, of the pcrs
which their faith would he subjected in the New
Ne'ld The banner II Ulster has the following
=, Aarl<nbc statement respecting the progress OF
emigration from s0me of the best eircuInstauced Of
tic northern Countless
Emigration f.om this pert continues TO e2traordna-
~ ex,ent: Every day our more comfort ablc and re.-
Iccnllc friuer,tusc who not proparcd TO rcmn,n
in the oouiiy all they completely bogplredarc
seen hrJng oHto Liverpool 10 take their passages to the
western void and almost every week ycsseis crowded
with passengers are to be seen leaving Ills harbn
their way 10 hemc destination. Yesterday. the Harris
burg sailed fer Now York with $50 cmgra,ss on board
During the prten, about 1000 emgrants have left
Belfast direct FOR the United States and xcre than the
numbers have proceeded In the steamers Co secure
Their bcrths al Liverpool that up the present time
not taking into account the numbers who MAX
lug OF 10 Ausfaia-sud these not few--not less
than between four thousand aud five thousand persons
have left the adiang counties principally Antrim and
Down, TO seok The home and the comforts which they
beVc inc American republic Is 50 well qualified to Sc
cure both to Themselves aad their families At
former season We belcrc havca more substantial class of
farmers proceeded ms emgrants from this port aud
have TO know that in varieu others
equally respectable are preparing 20 follow We observe
nat III Other places the tile Of emigration has set in for
Australia ami hare there symptoms IN that direction
also we believe many respectable young men in Bel
fast have thrown up Situations preparatory 10 going to
ihe gold aigngs While we doubt the prudence Of his
yet an outlet for the superahundant stock of situation
seekers 's not unwoeome u !. among the laboring
population that the exodus will create tho greatest
blank and in this District The want Of sufficient
ben Of Inv weaYors Is loudly complained Of
Most ExtrpoI binary and Revolving Mar.
rntive.
IN the London Times Of the 18th May. We ind the
following police repor, of On extraordinary and
revolving Circumstance -
hahonct Abraham, JEFF black blind beggarman,
who Is usually led through the stnets by brown
cog, aud Eliza -. aged " ycaes. the daughter
Of gentleman who resides in the city Of London,
were brought before the Lord Mayor by Henry Ma
lor. an officer Of the Mcndicty Society The male
prisoner was peculiarly revolving object, his head
/ beirg covered with long matted hair, and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22
Turkey.

The following note has been sent to the members
Of the diplomatic corps in Constantinopc -
The foreigners WHO exercise the calling of printers in
tbs capital have lately printed III the Turkish and other
native languages, books and pamphlets crtieising and
condtmning ills government Such proceedings not
to be tolerated, especially il only by special favor
that strangers permitted follow the occupation Of
printers among IL is Therefore. expressly forbidden
opiint in tho native language any books pamphlets
not sanctioned by the imperial government to print
aught in foreign larguagcs without the permission Of the
sublime Porte having previously been obtained.
The tissue of this order has been occasioncd by the
publication. principally by Russian and Austrian
agents, ana with an obvious purpose, of pamphlets,
in which the deepest colors are employed to depict
the present condition Of the Ottoman empire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
FROM CALIFORNIA AND THE pAcIFl

Tnc .teamer Illinois arrived New York TAusiry
Ing from Ae9iawa, with nearly iIul knned psssarcsfs
AMI a5ou. million # dollars in gold She also brought
The California rnu!!s.
The Panama :iiroad IS complete! the crossing OF 1d
river, near Gprgona.
The dates from San francisco ae 10 Ito l2h u,ro-
The reports f.o ;ic mining districts generally ssa'
ale
The Wig St1tc Convention has nominated Geo. B. Tina
ley Of Ssnra Clara md Z. 3 Edwards Of Sacramsn!o"
canditalee Tor Congress.
An cxarc,s lately FL at San Diego reps lhs m1rt:
Of Col Craig, who coTTendsi ts o:ieiaai .&s9r OF as
MeSicsu Boundary Commission.
The Bue.d Of Aldermen of San Fanctsco had refused 70
confirm the appointment Of Judge Campbell
bloody too. place in Inc Court OF Sessions
nj SHciamrnu, be ween Judge "'sou aai Jno. II nc
KGn" rnetcr Of Tie bar. backed by his .ilend jugs
c u.cil
aichIae stabbed with sword ccne bY Judge ~
when Garfield drew revolver md fred at the Judge ihs
ball missed him. but hi, Mr. Mcdonald. The second %"
took effect Judge Wilson, wounding him slehtiy pc
Kune IL expected recover but il is believed cpohs
will die meeting c citizens had subsequently, been cav
ed and committee appointed 10 request HE Judge to oO
Cauied 10 immediate ttisI
The attempt i,u down the Rcvoiuonsts al the soc
Isanas has been unsuccessful. They rcpussd The Royals
tro5n. with severe both sde, and rcnsiad their RE
,den Queen Pomare went in person TO rally ,he troop,
bur tleY epused and she fed and took refuge on ooa
French fI;eate
An arrival from Valparaiso change In the r.
ruyian Ministry opposed TO the movements OF Gen of''
who sill threatens Guayaqu and has been Joined by pa
" Of Americans
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THE REVIVAL,

Hark heard ye that rushing sound
Amid the mulberry trees,
As if their sunlit tops were stirr'd
By some celestial breeze
l, is the Spirits going forth.
The rushing bough among
And Zion from her low es'a'c
Bursts forth into song
S S,.e,cb GU, each shrinking cord,
INF ri ON all thy battlemen's
The banner OF the Lord.
Ear 10 as doves their windows seek,
So TO thy courts they press,
Whose hearts have just been tuned 10 slhs
The Lord our righteousness.
All night in tears fair Zion lay,
And spread her hands i'll raln,
For none was found TO comfort her
Amid her lravll-pain.
But gladness with The morning light
Returns, her heart to cheer;
Amid the joy Of newborn souls
Her SORROWS disappear.
Her pilgrims now the Kings highway
With JOY exultant ,hrong,
Their heads adorned with Amaranths
And everlasting song. 80
They come, they come, ineir leafs u 'o'
Their victory 10 proclaim,
While craven on zach benming brow,
Shines their Redeemer's name.
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pQETsC-l3..
For the Enquirer,

1Nrs TO ONE WHO WILL UND ERSTANp THEM
ut,h there are looks end tones that da,'
In,ensest anguish Through the heart;
And actions, too which, more man mar a'''
Csuse every towering hope TO ial' :
Thus every look of thine, see'
Sneaks woe unu,rerabo to me;
Each tono bids every hope depart,
Rsnds every fibre OF my heart:
Win narrowed mind bid adieu
TO every dream Of bliss and you
And those perchance who meier can know
1'rs hearts devotion and its woe,
will learn al length, but learn too lato
How darby they have ting ID my fate
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-.,,,nn,S CAME UNDERSTOOD.

The Savannah Republican, (whg) referring 10 '"e e'+A
e., f.rce OF tha scason-lho letter Oh "e"alu
that he would take no cabinet ONCE uhuef oc'''
G.y words III its Transparent, holownsss and by
pocrisy: So,
uc sI. nan should ever have suspected Mr.. Se"ard
- c.ir 10 hay, seat IN hc cabEc lie Is 100 s;i:' -"
i.r The man who nluhes nomlnalions-who Yields an ,
,nense parry a warrior d1"s his i ,,
- sp ovc,looEs the frid-sIch man would harlf ac
cent place nuder anybody Mar il II necessary 20 NV.
sn, in ,hr calnet 10 dire tn Administrations me n"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

THO Two hours and hall hsfanguc OF ilr. Hdits-'h''o
duced by Mr. mcfarland THIS OCCASION not a' 'e ~
driJual" but as l. the Honorable MI botts was '
pere iAlGrc Ee dragged more ihan We ever H"e" ''''
He had not gotten over the uato"afa chromosomes "
the Hers. RaTlFlcArisS meeting on The Capt"' 'f'a'
.d il. lonrv it,rn cen, candl" II necessary we may
rcrr 10 i, hereafter The meeting respectable IN mum
h.re hn, ms larger than Democratic meeting, and not
90 ,,,,;, ,s entI,u-iasc ScottIsm is s;;!l Ggi!
hn,ne.s in tie Gibraltar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
VIRGINIA WIGS REPUD1ATlNG Stoli.

The JeGersonian, published at Charlottesville virginia
.onoios The proceedings OF meeting OF me AioeAoi'
Central Democratic Associlon where MI ~ II. hass'e'
Wbip who is represented 10 be good speaker ana
cal dsb,er Was introduced ard announced his intention -
srnnot Pierce and King. The Jeersonlan aoaS 'n' "e
are numerous other persons in the county, VINO "''o
many year. voted with the Wings and no" openly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
CHOLERA IN THE WEST.

MAYsvILLE JrLy ia fcw of Cholera sl con-
tinue The total number OF DEATHS by the dseaso
since Il first broke on. is nine,y-hv
CIScINSA-t, JrLv l5.-Eicht ten deaths by Cholera
have n,cnrrsd al Wilmington, Ohio, and much pre-
valis. Tia disense has also appeared 10 other small towns
In ts city, deaths from Cice!c daily but there 10
epidemic and no alarm.
TIE quarantine physician ropcro great decrease Of sc
ness On Tho river.
TIE sThig Mas, Convention called at Columbus TIC
22i o. august has cec poned Of The chaIe
Il -,,in1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

SHOOTING LAST evening ahoHt O'clock an aerca-
occurred i'll The Office of Mess;s P. u. Tnbb & Sen
Governor street, between Mr Archeaas Hughes and Mr. P.
J. Archer. TIE latter gentleman learn the g2rea.
sor a collision ensucd in which Mr. Archer nsed horse
whip and Mr. Hughes revolving barrel pistol Hughes fired
FIVE shots al Archer only OF which, however, took effect,
and that producing only flesh wound in Arches right
wrist AS the will probably undergo uccial :nves-
gaton AMI the causes which led 10 tho unfortunate diff
Guilty, be made public, fobesr farther acsion 10 1t at
nrcaent.-[ Fri9cu's Iimes
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THE SCOTT NOMINATION AT MACON.
MAoos Ga. July llh.-The tine for the meeting OF us
Scott Convention this place, has been changed rom wv
4th the 18Th August avoid cla.hing with hs con
exercises Athens well as says inc Has
Citizen, to give the people time 10 rally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

THE MASONS AND THE LATE HENRY CLAY.
ALBANY July 1.-THE Masonic fraternity arc endaavoring
TO get up ma gnhccE funeral demonstration In this city
testimonial OF grief occasioned by the dealn Of Henry
Clay. He Time Grand hlaster of the United
Saee and members Of tho order are DESTROYS of eppear
ing in public in full regaa In testimony OF hs high respes
in which they held their distinguished bsoher
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ALABAMA SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION.

ALABAMA SOUTHERN RIGHTS CONVENTION
MoS7ooMRY July l4.-The Southern Rights Convention
In session this city rsassembled on Tuesday morning ana
renamed discus sion OF tho series OF resolutions
ported on the previous day. The debate continued until
evening wien finally both series laid on The table and
Committee appointed inerroeate Generals Pierce and
Scott relative 10 their o;nio1s the Compromise lnea-
sures The right secession and other points OF their Ro
cal faith If either party answer in accordance with Tue
views of the Southern Rights Party OF Aabama he will re-
eeivs its support, in tic Presidential contest The nm
swers both prove unsatisfactory the Committee
authorized TO call another Tor tho purpose OF
nominating a candidate for the Presidency.
The Convention then udiour ned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

DONATION TO THE MONTREAL SUFFERERS
New York, July b.-The city of New York, has made
the very liberal donation nj thousand do.:a 10 relieve
the sufferers by the terrible FIRE in Montreal 1t is
hoped other cite, will initiate this benevolent example
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DEATH OF MAJ. GENERAL ROGER j

UEhTIL Ut NM. Jf..NEItAB itUUE JUN rs.
". tho death OF Brcvct Major General
Roger lonr, ALIl.at General OF tina United Army
Si,0 died his rcsGrnrr this city ycsardly afternoon
we learn that lis nces very brief md Ills death sudden
and unexpected. IL appears hat Wednesday evening
ID witt cholera nor5nr from which Yesterday
;ng lie xpsancnd some relief; but about five in the
afternoon lie had second attack, which in less
hours terminated his life
General Jones OF !a Of the OF 1872
hlyag distinguished huns If several occasions drrny
war He native OF The State OF Virginia. He
lad filed Tie post al Adj General with lie n.al rank
Cn,ncl stree 1885, and trryrttcd Major Gene
70 on the 30;h Of iiav 54S.
Ia city, where he had long resided, The deceased
uniformly rcsrcccd md 10 the army-to all the nem
beers Of which, from his official position, his and char
we'll knnwn-hc was ever The soldier without
hlrmjs.).-l YESTERDAYS RtDuJic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

kENTUCkY.-The Covinglon, KY. Flag Gays tho, Pierce
and King will carry Kentucky by least 5000 majority
While ut Washington, few days sgo heard several
Patriot
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----------------<t So
EnI GREn 81 ii IN

The New York Tribune IL commenting the recent no.
lice in the British Pa Lament of the 81 coorcd
man imprisoned here, commits the curious blundcr OF
posing that the people OF the North arc Interested in The
eut of the which been brought before the Courts
BY the Britis. Consul The ronnc coolly takes for
granted that The British has ntccicd TO protect
The Constitution OF the United States from rloatun ard
that if the case goes in their aro those interesting "ci
zens of Massachusetts, a5ou whom we hear so mlch VIII
achieve what they nad IN what time their wac cause put IN
the keeping of venerable uar The Tribune refers 10 this
famous EMBASSY and THINKS remarkable that the British
Consul should be allowed In 20 what The said Hna for
hidden do There is mighty difference in tie two cases
The British Consul is Commissioner sent hare 10 akc
of free negroes. is he enemy 10 cur State
Blu; TO the main point. The British government claims
exemption from imprisonment uf lis subjects ON The
ground of treaty stipulation and the minh, ne teci
ded In its favor fifty tines and still the position OF the much
amcnsd objects of Mr. Hoars unfortunate n.eposilion
will remain precisely il The Northern AboIiiiu
will not have advanced towards their cherished OBJ
of converting their and stolen slaves
sionnes Of mischief in The S"urh- Charleston Mercury
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NEW YORK MARKETS. JuI

NEW ORLEANS, JrIr l5.-The revenue cutter Duane,
from Inmpco, reports that the Minister of Wer foty
Ing The town In anticipation of IN assault
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

MORE WIG RENUNCIArIoNS IN NE" JEltshl :
Tho Trenton American states that Dr.. J. G e'ooe '''-
-, GOOD Whig and L. c. Grover Esq, one OF the most
s md influential members of the Wing party, VIII So'e
s., pierce and King Sco,s prospects in MS ADOPTED
Safe are hardly less hopeless Than n that Of Ills nativity IN
i, is proper TO that Horace II. Day
ESQ one of the efficient men in the Wing party o.
no oddcsscd the great rejection meeting at Fa
| n,ujI Hail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

GENERAL CASS-Thc Detroit Free Press announces
that Gen. Cass will be in that city in few DAYS ,nd IN,
his presence will be made the occasion OF Grand Dcmoc
tic Ratification Meeting, which he has address
An enthusiastic demonstration is anticipated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

LExINGToS, July l6.
Mr.. Clay's will read in Court last Monday =
II bears date July TO- 1851 and provides that the children Of
hie slaves born prior January l. $780, shall be liberated
and sent to Lbeathe males ut the age Of 2Sthe females
a. Inc age OF % and three years earnings TO be applied
towards derayng their expenses They TO be taught to
read write and eyher The slaves in his possession prior 10
'anusfy, i9ov are bcqueathed 10 his utnily.
AsaIu - 'l 70 Mrs Clay during her ife and at her
esa y - ~ DC solo, end the proceeds divided among hi.
ehdrsp Some small re,nembrnaccs left particular
friends as 'eslmon'ri OF his gratitude nnd esteem.
Marshall and James 0. Harrison Executors with The u
Outstanding that security ahaI -,on,.d f,n ,hs
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Gotten; Sales Of the week. II 900 bales No change In
price Flour Sales to-day of l3 600 bills Southern al 81
b. Wheat Large sales made to-day 1000 Souta-
srn at 81 o. Corn: $4,000 bushels a. 81 q &C.
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2rpUDIATION OF SCOTT BY AN EMINENT WING
OF MARYLAND

We have great pleasure in announcing says the coot o
,h Hliiu9fc Arsus) that hive had privilege q Pc
rsinp letter written by Col John Spear Nicholas OF Bull
;o.o 70 friend in Virginia, shortly after The adjournment
o the Wing Convention. He epudates the nomination Of
r,,l Scott and avows his determination to vote Tor
piarc ard King Hc describes Franklin Pierce "as firm,
insl,ent patriotic, ard brave but unambous cohse<a'
,io - md thinks that the whig party have coh'ea car
Iva, error 'in taking up General Scott, because nc Is ''
,,r chef,ain" supposed, although the Coone' '"nSs u"
;, m he more or less affiliated with certain
,i,r,bers Of the public peace" The emnenh P0s"'0''
rel Nicholas with the wing party, and his he" pe's0'
and professional character will enforce his opinions up'
the iud scnls Of all men OF reflection. we lS'sO"s
mr. ranks and extend 10 him the cordlal srec's u
f.nowship.
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The covineon Flag says Pierce and King will carry
Kentucky BY 5000 iority at least.
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WASHINGTON July TO- In The criminal cour, TO-DAY Ms.
tric Attorney Fenda entered noe rosequi in the case
Captain Jonas Levy indicted for Obtaining the records
the State Department and communicating them 10 the Mex
5~on
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-03
NOTICE.

HE general estimation long enjoyed by the Perfumes
i issuing from the premises of LUBIN, having led to
variety of worthless limitations and counterets notwth
standing the signature affixed to each label accompanying
the genuine article, NJ FELIX PROT proprietor of the
establishment LUBIN has the honor of informing his
friends and the public that he has substituted for his
that he has caused to be manufactured for his envelopes
description Of paper presenting in form Of watermark
the seal Of his house
In ORDER therefore, to avoid deception he respectfully
begs them to pay special attention TO the label appended
to such articles bear the Of his house.
the execution their orders only dealers
respectablity address them directly to his premises
No. SIS Rue Ste-Anne, Paris.
OPENING to-day, In Observation-Disclosures, Geranium,
Musk, Winter Blossom, New-mown Hay, Jockey Club,
Mouseline Amber, &C., &c, &c. with many other choice
articles Of the above house. PARKERS
Fancy, Perfumery and Comb Store,
nov s. under the National Hotel.