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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

[BY SANDY HOOK MAGNETIC TKLroRAPHl
THB HIGHLANDS May 26-Sundown.
The outward bound vessels have all gone to sea.
Wind Fl esh from the West. Weather clear.
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AARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


81 All packages and letters intended for TIE NEW YoRK
HERALD should be sealed
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May Fssti, ais In the south
MUSIC AND FLOWERS FLORAL CONCERT A.
GREENSBORO.

from the Georgia Home Gazette.
How many and pleasant associations are connected
with these refined and delightful sources of enjoy
ment. The beautiful in nature and the beautiful in
sound-h0w are they linked with all that is delicate
and graceful and loveable in life. Each season has
its own peculiar charm, ever varying and ever new.
A May song is, and ever should be, the accompani-
ment of May-day; the buds and blossoms should
wreathe the crowns of its fair wecomers, and mu-
re
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KEY WEST-Arr May a. brig G Anderson, DeIano
LUBEC-sld May 10, schr Gen Peavey, Hunt. NYork.
NOBIlE-Cld May II briggs Vermont Duggett, Matan-
scots Bagdon do Leesburs Mayor, P5ladsIph. s0'''
ayna aaS1a. NAY a. 65s M 40
Hampton Roads 2ad, bark Keoka seabury, from Cslso
with NRw WARS for NS Srders Nav, .,,..
Lane, Boston; 10th, W Hughes, Johnston, New
York; 18th; Alonzo, Fields, NYork
stock oanda Coast Of days. propeller shetucket
Greer, Norwich for NYork; schrs Thos Bartlett Hop
Inns Norwich fe g,i Phisdephs Harriet SMITH smith,
Norwich for do lexington Haock. Norwich for South
smpton SD ,chTs Mary LOWELL Leyell Albany; Jane
SFrnnces kimbs, do; Pennsyivana, Roath PHILADELPHIA
Providence for NcarO, Lydia Ann, Mory, Philadelphia.
NEW BEDfoRDIArr May Is, schr Notus, WsreSsm
for NYork; Sid schr 7 II Smith, NYork O'N'' "'A'
!, NEWBuRYPORr-sd May "a, schr Golden Tsuye, Mat
PHILADELPAIA-Arr May rs, ship walter R Jones.
Honeywell NOrleans Cid brig Wheaton, Wooster. Bos
Kelly Truro Sarah Mcdonald lis do; En- .pire Samson
Nantucket Chase Cakes, NYork GoIumt a, SioFerson
tele Baker, Providence; Bel. Peck, sny' Norrieh:
Gen Taylor, Barclay, NHaven; Reev g. shaw Morris.
Miller NI.ysn Tors,s chsaesor nsri Sss' TUCKER
sYsS .ssSs .n MAY Jssss Ksnos,
schrs AlbemaIle Fluart Pantego NCarolina Paestins
Holt Norfolk; Union, Bangs Baltimore; Worcester.
Crowel Philadelphia; Ninetts, Ssites, do SchoolhoJ
Perry, do; Susan Ludwig, waldsa, do Frauk, HAnoy,
and am, Augusta Cash, Albany. MAloom, Seymour, and
DO; Miami Dallas do ia. Iawssnos Rogers d. Com
ms M,er Ty iMn do syiPh, and Motto, do.
POKIl.ANp-Arr May "a sohrs Harriet. Doyle Balti-
Tangent, Plummer, Kipcstpn -
sALEM-Arr May %, sehrs Statesman Rondout; oath.
Maria Jane, Small, .aeorgetown, DC Sid bark Matches.
delphia.
Johns, NIB; Lewis walsh, Wood, bath, Ne. ''''"' =
wAKkEr,-Arr May %, sloon Willard, Carr, NYosx
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-16
Halfway House.

TUffN MOKOAIN, (miu-Way DetWeeh
ST. Paul and Stillwaer begs leave to to sran-
gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that
having made his arrangements complete for the
mediation Of public, and being situated in the midst
OF the most delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes that
abound with fish, and in an atmosphere Of unsurpassed
purity he hopes company from abroad, as well as
from the neishborng villages. They will ind the charges
moderate.
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The Outer Man.

l0LD POLONIUS, Lord Chamberlain,
~ to Caudius, King of Denmark, talked sense, when
he thus expressed himself in advice to his Laertes
he was about leave the paterna roof to his eu-
| cation in France:
"Costly thy habit thy purse can buy,
But not expressed in fancy; neat but not gaudy;
For the apparel oft prociaims the C,an.'
Feeling deeply impressed with the opinion that the gents
of ST. Paul, old and young, intend, the coming winter to
act upon this wholesome admonition,
NEIHAUS & BROTHER
Have brought into the market fine and fashionable
stock of seasonable dressing and furnishing goods a.
could be purchased In the Eastern cities. They respect
fully ask that gentlemen will call and examine their ee
CANT Cloths, Cassimeres, Tesngs, &C., before trading
esewhere satisfied that in reference to the articles
ted their prices, and their fashionable styles cutting
and making garments, they suit and fit all custom
ers who otter. They also keep on hand general As
sortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And every article in the gentlemens furnishing that
may be called for. Store and shop on Third, between
Minnesota and Cedar streets, opposite Judge Iamberts
Office.
1-3if NEIHAUS BROTHER.
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Martin ID. Clark,
PAINTING.

CUERMAN s. MOREY, on Fourth street, St. Paul, near
- the middle of town, in the building of Mr. Knox, up
stairs NAV be foud. ready attend to Painting in all its
departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage
and ornamental painting, all done up promptly, o"d M''i
paints of the best quality. If do our work in SLOW
cny, unworkman like nannner we do not expect 10 get
business in the enlightened town of st. Paul.
Dec. 49, 1881. SHERMAN MORE1.
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NUMBER 81.


| We have read with pleasure aud admiration
Mr. ClaytOn's speech on the Bulwer and Clay
ton treaty. We are unable: for want of room,
to publish the entire speech. but shall find space
for that portion of it which treats particularly
OF the Monroe Doctrine. Mr.. Clayton address,
ed himself in the main to the task of establish
ing three propositions.
lst. That no party and no administration in
this country has ever proposed to itself to OBJ
tain an exclusive right of way between the two
oceans, but all sides on all occasions, have
aimed at securing this passage. by ship canal or
otherwise, fer the and benefit of all nations,
ana Tor the commerce Of the world And fur
'hef, that 1t is unwise and wholly impolitic to
attempt any such exclusive possession or con-
troll.
I'd. That what is meant by the term "Cen-
tral America does not and never did, and
nobody but an lgn0ramus would pretend that it
ever did. or does, embrace British Honduras
TO establish this point he quotes geographers
ny the column, as well the action of the
Government, and that Of Mr.. Folks admins
tration in particular.
81. That the Monroe Doctrine" has never
received the sanction Of this Government in
any OF its departments, since it was first pro-
mulgated. But that on the contrary. the mild
est and most emasculate forru of it has been
voted down in Congress hv overwhelming ma
Joritles and that all the Democratic Presidents
particularly, since Mr. j. q. Adams, have been
hostile to it, and that the sudden zeal of the
leaders of that party in its behalf, is new born,
and dcvelopes an extraordinary regeneration
OF party movement and a strange earncstness
to seize npon and follow the ideas of those
great Whig leaders, John Quincy Adams and
Henry Clay.
These may be considered the three great di-
visions of Mr.. Claytons speech; each of which
he treats with unrivaled clcarncss Occonception,
force of logic, and energy of defamation He
defends his own treaty, and exposes the glaring
defects and manifest unconstitutionality of the
liise treaty; and marches through the whole
field of debate with the assured consciousness
of triumph and leaves it with the air and
micn Of a self-satisfcd victor.
We must say that we have read no speech on
the subject which has so impressed us with its
great ability. its perfect mastery of the whole
question: and its strength and cogency as this.
Mr.. Clayton has not spoken in vain. He has
made a most useful and instructive speech, and
has elevated his own high reputation by his ef-
forty: Y. Trib.
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AMN&noAN HOUSE.

d 0DNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
H ell, Mass. having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end Of st. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience of travellers, boarers families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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Central House, st. Paul

fNAVE BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters No pains will be spared to make
the Central House Of tbs best Hotels In the West.
November, 1851.
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FURN1TURE-just received splen-
L did lot of Furniture from Cincinnati which WIN
sell at Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms OF
r. z. COLLINS, Third St., below Jackson.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

ASH 3S-Pots improving Pearls IN fair de-
mand Each atquoted rates.
BUTFER-For the past two weeks there has
not been much change. The market M full sup
ply for all grades except Prime, winch is scarce
The reduced prices have occasoned an incrcas-
ed consumption, aud homo trade Is much improv-
ed. There Is yet a demand Tor shipping, but
more limited
CHEESE-The market was sedonin so shor;
supply for prime article.
FLOUR-fhe Flour market has been dull,
and prices are still tending dlwnwtrds.
PROVISlONS-Po.ki IS duh aud prices low
er Beef is pretty hrm
SEEDS-Gra-s seeds in good demand. Tim
othy has arrived very freely and less active.
WOOL Owing to the sirlngency OF the mo-
ney market the demand IS somewhat checked I;
but the small stock on the market is held firm at
last weeks prices. We learn from good author
ity that more than half the Wool of Ohio, Mich
igan. Illinois aud Wisconsin, now on the Sheep,
has been sold but ~ New York and Vermont,
very little, If anything has been done in that
way, and those that have bought are now offer
ing to sell their contracts at cost, aud even one,
two. three and four cents less than cost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

Jtrkev. The Turks have evacuated Mon
,enepro. Omar Pasha had retired into Albania,
Refs Pacha to Nisitch, and Dervis Pas1a to kow-
inc i,
The Montenegrians attacked the last named
general and completely routed him.
Prince Mcnschikoli, the Russian envoy, con
eerred with the Sultan on the 2nd
The following despatch depressed the British
and French funds .Nasciics, 18Th. Feb.-Tho
steamer Caradoc has arrived from Constantine
ple Menrchikolls Russian ultimotum is repel-
led by the Divan, and Sultan invokes assistance
Of France and England.
The British fleet have been ordered from NAL
n TO the Archipelago
new bank has been started at Constantine.
ple by French spectators.
R,lssia. a st. Petersburg letter Of the 2nd,
states that immense embezzlemcnts have been
discovered in the army and navy administration.
The Adutant General and other officers are I'M
der trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07
Deaths.

Ia ~ Loui-, Missouri, November, 1852, MI James Swain
Townsend, iormefi, OF Reading, 20
IN luuenburgh, feh. - Mrs. Nancy W., we OF !ohn
Chandler Esq eyed IS. Pointers n. A. and New orb
requested "a notice.
In Baton, March 10 OF Inflammation ihe brain Clas
kmbali, 70, daushierof : d. ksmball, Esq.
In Lyndon, Ma Oh 10, LutAor Esleflgools, y.
Al uunhau, CanaGa East, the 2lsi February last d.
Leonard BIowa o. Doct Bfown a native OF Peacham,
ia this State studied meauine vita the LAKE Docl Jo-
sab shedd of that noet. h. succeeded we'll IN l.
Profession, acquired good property, and what better,
excellent character and physician He leaves
large and interesting lamil, TO mourn tLe e-s-
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4larria0rs.

10 Wiliam.town, April -, by Rev. L. ra'lor, Mr. b.
D. Marsh of Montpelier, to Mss tysne A. Perm, Of the
former place
In Barnet March %, by Rev. o. Hubbard Nj. Ralph
Blinchard OF Peaeham, aud Ma as Aancy Mclaughlin, o
BatHet
10 Royal,on by Rev. c. o D'ake. March p Mr. Henry
Mason aud Miss JerUsha MoshtT, both a. r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

80 y Red Top,
2On0 lhs. Northern Clover,
1000 Western. 50 do White.
viii be sold In lots purchasers. Those who suy TO
sell again We give chance for proht.
Arm 5;25 STORRS LANGD0N.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

lust receiving store, and will be sold at wholesale,
~ l5cts per Bush less han be delivered hoe from
Bosom Aprl4 STORRS & LANGnON.
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"pANKORITE."
iIycr's Extract Of Rock Rose
PJRYFYER OF THE BLOOD,

10 invaluable Remedy all SCROFULUs DISEASES
Iadig"stion, Salt Rheum, sick lleada, he, oauker,
Nursing Sore Mouth. and General Dsbity,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07
MlTlRPATHY.


OUR lasiuuon at nalsiend Hall, Rochester, n Y, is
~ the successful treatment Of Chronic diseases by
this system Of Therapeutics, shioh Is simple aiona AID
reliable based upon pathological principles bg which
the wust Prulnpsus Cter, and other functional
Organic arrangements cured without supporters.
any ohe usual Of the day. IL coutfus with
aud long standing Diseases without
pam The principles OF Motouathy have
been thoroughly tctted 10 the Treatment of hive thou
female diseases, some Of which have been
cured few days, others an a lev weeks.
MoIoErArHY gives vtuhty AID force TO the functional
Of the restores the constitution hon the
abuses Of dissipation and self ndulsener, ana the ony
agent which willoafe spinal c'feues, prevent abortion
aad sterY. II is equally efficient 10 the cure Of
incipont consumption, bronchial shecion paralysis, nen
arrangement liver complaint, end all troubles arising
from organic weakness OF torpid circulation as dyspepsia
scruiula, aud painful periods, &c.
Tins hs also successful IA epilepsy heart
disease and dropsy Ia all Of peculiar eAcisaby,
los OF memory, slight alterations OF mind wuefe the Lu-
matte Asylum Is orbdding, the success IA his Institution
is truly gratifying. - 800. 90
Thefe Is an extensive WATER CURE attached with
gadens and spacious accommodations, where kind-
among the remedial means 10 secure
Luoynucy OF spirits aud ful enjoyment.
~ork on MOrORPATHN eud other particulars, eau
had free Of postage BY enclosing Ien letter stamps d.
teeied 10 IA. HALsTED, N. d.,
a5.9m Rochester. n. Y.
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STATEMENT OF REV Z. Il. WARREN
Pastor the % Baptist Church. New London, Ct reat,
MYcr-' Extract ct Rock Rose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07
S. M. PETTENGILL'S
Boston Business Directory,
AnriI. rs53.

The First Spring List collected by $. NJ. PETTENGILI
Newspaper Advertising Agent No 10 State Street, Boston
who authorized by publishers OF the ho.t and
tdp circulated Newspap throughout the United States
0LFSTHe foiio,cing is a isl Of many Of The
nod subsiontiai and honorable business firms N
Boston. Merchants and others visiting he ciiy
pH find the Directory Of great seruice 10 them
and ihey are adrised 10 take pith them.
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INDIA RURRER GLOVES.
Horace htkins's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
Washington Di-uici Montpelier, within and for said
district, tho 23d day Of March d 1853;
GUY n ATKINS, administrator on the estate Of HOR-
ACE ATKINS, late OF Waterbury, ia said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration account Tor settlement
Whefeunon ordered that the he referred to the
18th day Of April next at the Probate O1ce IN said NOat-
peher, for examinton aud allowance and that all con-
cerncd be notified hereof by the publication Of this order in
the Vermont Waterman and State journal pnied at Mont
peeI three weeks successfully, may be, that
they uprear and SAID time and place. If they see
cause, object thetoto.
By order Of Court
Attest, CHARLES REED Register.
true copy OF Recun
q Attest, CHARLES REED, Register.
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bad myself suffered OCCASIONALLY with sudden attacks Of
Sick Heldache and Bilious Diarfhea, aud had sought
geat variety Of curative agents 10 hut little purpose and
suicuns ON this disease tlarheal This time, duter
mned test the New Syrup hrst mysel The results
beyoud my expee It powerful ohsrauus
and the morbid action ot the sysiom changed aud the
functions Of secretion restored TO healthy state. II
gave and eusctY ny ystgm and corrected the de-
fangemout ui the digestive organs. 1ud gave that nei
mthie hessins-htALTH This rEsi was not determined
IN week mouh; bui took ioar FIVE butilr 10 per-
haps many months. sace hs have suffered bot slight
!, from these deransemenis. NY SICK HEADACHE 10
ENTIRELY JUaEu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-07

Is nv name has been sei connection with the recon-
meudr OF Mr. Myers ROCK ROSE SNKUP in various
advertisements, by ihe manufacturer, beg leave TO make
tho following statement with reference TO my acquaintance
with the remedy aud tests which have subjected IT, and
the REASONS Tor having introduced 10 the noce OF private
friends 10 the community 90 which reside long before the
medicine advertised. make thisela ement freely, be
cause have principle, sesthold from all
teal incidence, add scdulousy absainad from recommend
lug ihe o the public, believing them frequently the paun
" gnarkfry ana hHbug. aud tending 10 u-ease Instead
le-sening human disease snd suhefins SUCH iea, h.
the car ui large portion Of the paent pnnacsas Of
this medicine making age. % Their Is legion" and
from ther influence. the demoniaca sph have
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-05

The Charleston Mercury ttakss N9 fulltwibs
forcible comments on Gov. Lanes Conduct 10
New Mexico: "a,
Gut, admitting all that is mostfavorable to the
United States, VIVA; right had the Governor of
New Mexico au administrative officer appointed
by the President, to do with settling itl The act
of United States officer, duly empowered, had,
at the best, made doubtful the right of the U.
States to the tract of country in question. As
far as official decision went, it was against US.
and it does not appear that any authority had
heretofore been extended over the region by the
United States. As contested district it was not
in their possession. Under these circumstances,
a subordinate officer of the Government assumes
the power of taking possession of the tract aud of
calling out the armed forces of his territory effect
his object. In short, he assumes the power of
making war on Mexico, as the means of securing
to the United States a district assigned to the
former by our own Commissioner.
As we said, not astonished at his do
ings; and We expect to see many more such In
time. But how the Administration at Washing
ton can give the aintest sanction to such lawless
proceedings whereby its own policy in the most
important matters may be- ut the mercy of eve-
nv official rowdy ia the Far West or at any sta
ton beyond the reach of its supervision and re-
straint,-this we confess is unaccountable.-
What confidence the country feel in the sue
cess of the Government and when it is not the
statesman at Washington, but obscure subord-
mates away in the woods, who decide upon the
foreign relations of the country, and gives US
peace or war according to their pleasure!