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On Tuesday April 26 at the Church of the Ascension,
by the Rev DR. Bedell RICHARD MONTGOMERY c. AMELIA
daughter Of Lambert Van Hosep, Esq., all Of this city,
Albany papers please copy
April a. in the Churcblof the Nativity Second avenue
by the Rev. Father McCluskey, CHARLES G. FARLEY 70
CATHARINE RILEY, both Of this city.
schoharie papers please copy.
On Monday April o. by the Rev. Mr. Tutte rector Of
st. Lukes Church. Mr. WILLIAM POTTER to Miss CAROLINE
CUR, both Of this city.
st. John, N. B.. papers please copy.
On Monday, April 20, by the Rev. G. II. Houghton Mr.
snAs CARYI to Miss ELIZA s. DEAN, all of this city.
Schoharie county papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning April 70, by the Rev. Benjamin H.
Evans, Of 81 Georges Chapel Beekman street. JOSEPH A.
scoynE editor Of the New York Pick CAROLINE Oldest
daughter OF Henry schaub, Esq Of St. Johns Berkeley
On Saturday, April 10, at Providence r. L. BY the Rev.
Eaton, Mr. CHARLES U. CoILEY of Brooklyn, N. Y,
to NARY JOHNSON Oldest daughter Of Capt Asa willard
ofSt. Johp N. b.
On Tuesday April TO- at the Allen Street Presby terrain
Church. by The Rev George Thacher GILBERT COLLINS
OF Brooklyn l. l.. to MARY KNIGHT, of this city, only
daughter Of the late Earl Knight D., of Connecticut
Norwich papers please copy.
In this city, Monday, april &C. BY the Rev Wan. s.
Balch JuIua BEtBE Of Haverstraw, TO MARY Coop
Sped daughter Of BENZ Goodspeed, Esq, Of this city.
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New Tariff Instructions
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASuSrroS Anr;i % 1QE2

DEPAKTHENT STATT
WASHINGTON, April %. 1853.
Official information has reached this De- that
royal decree dated the 28th Of February last has
toned tariff Of duties to be levied upon sells
the North Holland canal and the VoorDe causi hut
that these TARIFF exempt from the pay of and
rcr duties vessels belonging TO the ROYAL navy Of the
Nsheil nd sell those belonging foreign de
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dent of the United States that ever visited Eu-

dent of the United States that ever visited Eu-
rope, and he will doubtless attract great atten-
ton wherever he goes. Since the memorable
epoch when his brilliant son, Prince John,
danced that cotillon with the royal Miss Alex
andrina Victoria, that distinguished lady has
annually given living proofs of her obedience to
that most ancient Of divine commands, BE
fruitful, and multiply. and replenish the EARTH"
and Mr. Van Buren, will, perhaps, arrive in
London about the important period when the
gcdfathers and godmothers of the last august
youthful stranger will promise and vow for him
those three things laid down in the ceremony
of baptism. 1t would be very curious and
interesting matter if an ex-President Of the
United States should officiate as one of the
sponsors of the royal baby and if the latter lit
tie distingue should number among his string
of Christian names that of Martin AS the
Spaniards say quien sa6e-who knows
The NORTH AMERICAN FrsHERIEs-MR. Eve
RETT's LETTER TO Mr.. INGERsoLI--We publish
in another portion Of our columns to-day
communication from the Hon. Edward Everett,
ex-Secretary of State, to Mr. Ingersoll the Uni
ted States Minister at London, giving the views
of the then administration, and Of the writer
particularly in reference to the questions Of
procity, and defending the memory Of Mr.
Webster from the imputation levelled at it by
Lord Malmesbury, in speech delivered by him
in the British House of Peers
This letter is dated the 4th of December
1852, the postscript to it, however, bearing the
date of 23d December. A copy Of it was trans
mitted with message from President Fillmore,
to the Senate on the 18th of February, with
several other State documents on the same
subject, all Of which were read for the first
time on the Sth of March, and ordered to be
printed in confidence, for the use the Senate.
The injunction Of confidence, or secresy. has
since, however. been removed, and in publish
ing the letter referred to we do SO we'll knowing
the interest which it is calculated to create as
an emanation from the highly polished mind of
him who, since the death of his lamented pre-
decessor, Mr.Webster, may well be considered as
par excellence, the great New England states
man.
AT the present time, too we regard the pub
LEGATION Of this document as of peculiar impor-
lance. The weighty questions pending be-
tween these States and the British North Anne
rican colonies are now on the eve of a full and
final settlement, Mr.. Buchanan the newly APP
pointed minister to England being entrusted
with unlimited power to regulate them on be-
half Of this country. Mr.. Everett's letter, will,
therefore, doubtless, attract much attention,
and his spirited rejoinder to the British peer,
who sneeringly assailed the political character
of Mr.. Webster. will meet the appreciation of
all Americans.
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~ Maiden iepoCrUntry mad city trade supplied at very
"N casa prices Bocka made to pattern Printing exc
casd Nc low Ipnod letter rerg copying presses
envelopes, &t. tRAECIS L0NTREb.
stSfisrtrs, Printers and Booktinders II Maiden la.s,
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LaUGNiiNS 20 Greenwich ttreot corner of Chamh b. r
the plelda ftott orsaoy made 81 rts and collars &C. IL
lRTe - silk crino and cotton under
frd tie Uniform low prices all combine TO attract custom
cis ron evcr- auGrstT.
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Spring BUSINESS Coats, Spring Ovcrcouts

Js spring frock spring vests spring Pants in Oh.
&rTett and beautiful variety OF goods selected from
sbsise,t spring i'm portntions. ID. 4 j. DEvLIN
Nos. SO and 81 John street, corner Nassau
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Hats, Caps and Straw Goods at Wholesale -
The with his epring fashion
gentlemens hats which for style ard quality not
Of goods including every variety Of Panama
Canton Rutland China PEARL palm leaf and Canada brads
sell to country dealers the case at the lowest cash prices
Wn A. ARCHER, 20 Greenwich street. between Warren
and Murray streets.
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George Levle, No. 3OS Rroadway-The
cheapest clothing store broadway and add the
best lie that Of friend George Lcvie No $40 Broadway
Mr. imports his own CLOTH and makes his stock of the
hnett to be procured by enterprise and skill He
has constantly hand large supply Of ready made
clothing Of the beat description which he sells
yOureeh.
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DO YOU hsar that. Koya = che snrinsr s.uIs

street tst constantly on hand general assortmeu. Of
tnt ready .mto, clothing ALSO good supply of cloths
etssmeret nd yestng which will he made the
Norteft notice, JOHN X IlORA No. 100 Fulton street
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The Heaut,ful Shirts made RI order ot VIC +.

Union lh corner OF Fulton fnd Nassau streets
onrdeso variety al clcru costumes for b0ys of nil
ana the es have teen down Gsure that will to
ifl
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How pleasant avas though your hat be Of super.
icr quality perfect symmetry brilliant color and light
fenther if IL s uncomfortable to the head All who sui
fer in this particular commend to WAhNOCKS Haters
rs Brchdvay, diving House,.
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The Dramatic Fund

The Dramatic Fund Dinner.-It Is n nOto-
ous fact that at the recent dinner of the
matte Fund Asocaton the best dressed gentlemen
had their clothes at the clothing
7. SMITH, JR., No. 1C2 Fulton street.
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The foreign news received by the Humboldt with the
character Of the received from California were the
chief topics of conversation.
In regard TO the Enghsh commercial news accounts
contradictory. Some newspaper accounts repre-
scented that breadstus lover while other accounts
stated that better demand existed and that prices
closed with An upward tendency.
The news had ne immediate Influence on this market
as Far Hour and grain concerned, while cot
ton sold to the extent Of 1000 bales the turn OF the
market being In favor of the buyer.
The commercial received from San Francisco
considered unfavorabe for shippers Of breadstu aud
forwarders Of many other articles Of trade The market
had been overstocked with many descriptions of goods
and 1t feared that considerable losses would be
tanned The best feature in the the favorable
reports received from the mining districts So long
the yield of gold continued abundant fears could be
entertained that the depression in business would be of
long continuance According to private accounts pro-
visions were doing better than other articles of food
A merchant stated tina. long the mining and
other citizens of California pursued the course they did
towards the Indians he expec ted to hear Of Indian
troubles The atrocities said to have been committed
the Indians by the whites were of the most revolving
character and unbecomng civilized people and it'le
ado made about Staying Indian than there
would be about killing cayote Mexican wolf Nearly
every offence committed by Indian had been made
capital he stole any property, even food to keep
him from starving, and happened to be caught he died
by the rife or the halter If miner was found killed
by stray Indian, s.raightway whole Indian encamp
ment would be destroyed, including the massacre Of
men, women and children, and their property burnt
How could Indian warfare cease under such crcum-
sances The resistance they gave the United States
troops and the fall Of Lieut. Russell atested the fury
and strength Of their hostility. full AMI impartial
history Of the pursued towards the Indians by
the whites in California would disclose many sceAes OF
cruelty The Indians had been the rightful Of
large portion of the State. How had they been dspos
essed? Was it by purchase or force?
The steamship Abstroes reported to have been lost
her last trip from New York to Vera Cruz stated to
have uninsured in this city for about 500 0Oo There
also insurance for small amount on her
cargo, which was light.
A gentleman, who, from Ills position, well ac
quainted with the organization and movements of the
Nicaragua Transit Company stated that the steamship
Independence did not belong to said company but to
Messrs VIM. H. Brown and Robert Schuyler, and that
she had merely been hired temporarily to in the
line until the Sierra Nevada could take her place
This last vessel was said to have made very pro-
ftable voyage her downward trip, having received
about $1o her through passenger and freight list
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Importan Notice tn the Public.-The Nas-
Clothing store oi and o6 Nassau street offers
large stock Of spring and clothing at less prices
Il they purchased elsewhere Suits order
with neatneEs and despatch. DOLAN THOMPSON.
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Association for the Exhibition Of the Ind stry
Or NIL NnfiOna.

Office No. So Broadway. New York, April 20 1893
Notice is hereby given that the Bonrd Of Directors
have resolved virtue Of their amended charter 70 la
the capital Of this Association four hundred thous
and dollars and that thousand shares Of the
capital stock will be rate Of one share Tor
every three shares to the appearing a such
the books Of the corporation Friday 9th May pro-
hundred dollars each Of the said additional shares but
fraction Of q share will be regarded. - -
Tho transfer books will be closed from r. NJ Of the 9th
Of May until 10 A. N. of the 18th of May.
WILLIAM WUETTEN. Treasurer.
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sc,ofula, Salt Rheum, Rheumat,sm, seu-

rslgia Ac-HYATTs life basam is about certain cure
the most stubborn Of these diseases
thirst cured Mr. Snyder, No. Gold street. BROOK
lyn AFTER he had been crippled by rheumatism nearly
place and he bad spent fortune medicine and attend
erysipela merouris Diseases &c IL cured Mr. j. r.
Dossy who keeps the law book store No Nassau street,
Of four terrific ulcers from which he had eighteen
months and had the best medical advice without least
improvement Hundreds Of equally stubborn have
been published in tho Herald and papers, cer
Gates Of which be At the principal depot No e
druggists
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Naval Intelligence.
Jour NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE
Y. 8. STEAMSHIP PowHATTAN.

u. s. STEAMSHIP POWHATTAN
FUEcHAL MADEIRA, March g.
We leave to day At r. n for the Cape Of Cod Hope
Yesterday the English steamer European arrived here
from Pym outh bound for the coast of Africa We
Iect large party OF ladies to witt the ship at O'clock
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For 6ale.-One-hnlf OF n Highly Popular
Sunday paper. Address X. Y. D. Herald office.

Pi0MOfOlte at AuctlOn.-Win be sold, Mt III
O'Clock his morning. ut No IS Crosby street. superior
cottage Of rosewood having been in
only six months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

Fine Arts -Daguerreotypes In OIL, by w III.
BUTLFR, No. 25l broadway, upper corner of Murray
street This and beautiful combines the detail Of
the with tho finish Of tho finest
fife
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For the Best and Cheopcst DaCuerreotypcs

where they take the most pictures No establishment in
Tire world has been known to turn out and three hun
splendid pictures daily, until REFS CO. introduced
their German and plate machine to make
pictures for twenty five cents. Room 2S9 Broadway
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H.lIer,s !. Hat T1Ick..-To aceompllsh

Heller's " Hat Trlck."-TO accomplish this
trick properly Heller should have in point Of fact
lie always requests one of KNOX JAMES superb arti
cles and is tionably clovor but after ALL IL s
scarcely equal to Of those two hatter who
hsb their best hats tho low price 81 This il trick
that everybody appreciate and Is resulting in both
fame fortune to friends Of tho Prescott Hat
Strc located mention for the benefit Of reader
Broadway and Spring street. opposite the Col
lamcre House.
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II you want q Light and Easy Hat to thu
head and beautiful in finish and style buy one of W.
DAVID They decidedly the most elegant hats
the public Salcsroom 3 Broadway, second door
frcm Duane street. where all tastes may be suited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

Carpetmgs.-Peterson ~ Humphrey, $40
Broasway are daily reseivng per packets irsm Europe
rior fabric and styles entirely and particularly adapt
ed to city trade For sale full less than other
stores selling similar goods
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SIS only for . Beautiful Homestead and


$1,000 Ss distributed coo s95sor9Srs The so.h
aass deed farm
are only distances celebrated
the
sas sSiass.e s1ss desired Yale
u .
.nr az n The
70 s SistS s No For
Broadway where and pamphlets be had gratis
Do not Fo, get that with This Week closes
never resumed join before saturday night
GOLDSMITH, 2ss B.o.dway :. and prevent dssp
The Final Close or Goldsmith's five dollar
n aSs M %s the q
ptte their leons but DO received after that
the whole Of Mr.. @ 8 time and attention.
The Hope OF Youth, the Admiration OF the
and The pride q the elderly % OK
his lie a5ed % "a y0 w i
just the place to purchase your articles Of headgear
FIJI. Amidon, Fashionable Halter, formerly
all street is located at $40 Broadway, few doors
above Beeeher street and nearly opposite His old
nat are desired move A mi ss Broadway
Great Destruction OF Propcrty-People cast
ing their hats hardly sosd to try one of Williams sppe-
hats We don't blame them for they excel anything
have yet N. $3.50 will be given for hat
rior to the exhibition mt WILLIAMS No. i5G Full
ten street two doors from Broadway
II you want q Light and Easy Hat to the
head. ard beautiful in finish and etye buy of w. p
DAvIDS They decidedly tho most elegant hats yet
offered to the public M broadway second door
frcm Duane street. where all tastes may be suited.
Heller's " Hat Trlck."-TO accomplish this
trick properly Heller should have in point Of fact
lie always requests one of KNOX JAMES superb arti
cles and is tionably clovor but after ALL IL s
scarcely equal that Of those httors who fur
hsh their best hats at tho low price ~ This trick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

Tremendous Bargains In English Imperial
three ply and splendid ingram carpets at HIRAM ANDER
patterns of ingram Competing Mt 25 &c. 49, 3d. co. TO- andz
cents per yard-all new spring styles.
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msdiately the disease returns from
what with male female The patient lie delighted
Dosscrs great central depet at 80 Broadway For sale
the city and country. For seknesS never fails
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Gorgeous styles of scroll Gothic and Italian
paintings at HIRAM ANDERSON'S No. 80 Bowery. Also,
5000 yards Of floor ocloths at Is 3d. 3d. As and So.
yard Of to two yards wde-all and fashion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

Watts Neiv Antidote Is a cestaia ana
speedy neuralgia natsm c doereux cramps
debility and ali nervous mpaints If not
cal, the money refunded 81 bottles six bottles 81 co.
80 Ann street. door below Nassau Sent to part of
the country.
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Great Destruction Of Propcrty-PeoPIe cast
ing heir hats hardly soiled to of Williams
hats We don't blame them. for they excel anything
have yet. N $3.50 will be given for hat sape
the exhibition mt WILLIAMS, No. 1856 Full
ten street, two doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

A Paper for sale.-For sale, oil or one -half
Of good paying daily and weekly published in
kS0O0 all 50 600 For particulars. inquire W. IL McDO
MAIDS advertising house. lO2 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

New York Crystal Palace.-Strangers visit-
pest wigs and toupees CLIREHUGfFs recent inn
provements both in f FORM have rendered them TIE
wonder as we'll the delight Of all wig wsarors Copy the
address, l79 Broadway, up stars, ~ -
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mcnded by nj ysicians generally in the United States
Wofes Arom attic sebdsm schnapps superiatve tonie
and nvisoratng cordial tally
recommended persons residing travelling in the
Southern and Western States
the stomach and bowels produced
by the waters regions and the
remittant bilious chiefly peculiar to them
The Aromatic Scbedam Schnapps be obtained in
each two dozen bottles either quarts pnts
according crder The bottles neatly labelled and
wrapped bears the fac smile Of the proretrs
rious UDoLPHo WOLFE Importer u Beaver street,
New York
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Robert NJ Patrick 10 United
states OF the above celebrated Safes to which the
premium las just been awarded the Committee OF the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of r. @.
Gofns lmpenetrsble Defiance Logkthe best safes and
Of Cold after LIST May No ne Pearl street.
below Maiden lane.
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Capitalists Generally Consider Seven Per
cent interest for when well secured but
cothier shoe other person havin, sewing
to be DONE who invests S25 in Of SINGERS patent
sewing machines receive 500 per cent in
terest These machines the most difficult and stubborn
materials easily and perfectly Call and them at the
efice, No. 25S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

Splendid CarPetings Smith q Lounsbaryr
AZ Pearl street. received per late arrivals
stock of velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and Ingram
sarpetn of chae and elegant designs which having been
the in prices they
enabled to offer at very great inducements.
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bordered aud plain beautifully engraved splendid we'd
ding envelopes Of latest stylos fine silver door ates
great variety Of patterns CONSULAR notary and society
SEALS hsraldic devices Of every dsseription.
EvERDELL, 902 broadway.
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Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram Anderson'e
eight spacious sales No % Bower Magnificent new
and Imperial three ply Competing imported
hibition ut the New York Crystal Palace.
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DO not get that with This Week closes
resumed Those who join before Saturday night
Rave six weeks to complete their lessons I'm Call
GOLDSMITH, 2a9 Broadway at once, and prevent dsap
pointment Excellent accommodations for private pupils
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Canal street Carpet store, No. 20 Canal street.
E. A. PETERSON CO. call the attention
the stock and elegant
most celebrated comprising tapestry velvet
Brussels three and ingran ALSO large
of 0ilcoths venetans mattingS window shades TO- &o
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5chnapps prescribed by medical faculty in cases
fsve govt chronic rhsumati and obstruetions Of tn
and druggists in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, importer, 70 Beaver street,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-01

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cour, holdop
Washington District -. Probate Office IN Montpelier
wrhn md toi said district the 18th dav Of Novsmer
n lss3. 7 esent tho lion Joseph Poland Indge ''
y Tvs W. MhNI. pufrouing 10 b. The last viii ard
a. iest,mcri ~ GOPHER sTURTEVANT hate of
ne toni here By Israel Gooaen the executor therein
hHmea i"i f"faio u s ordered Ny rsd Court that ali
person. concerned therein bo notified % appear At ses.
500 d" sad Court 20 he holden NJ tho olste Office IN
Mont'eief' on tho % day Of December A y ls53 and
shcw cause u any they may have asniat the n,ot or
sun WIZ lut winch purpose d u further ordered that
cory OF The record of ihs order be tahlished thee
we'N s"ccessifcy the Vermont Waichnnn and S,nfe
Souin'l Punt % Montpelier, previous said time ap
C. ue copy Of Recotl
Y Attest. CHARLES RrrD p,...,..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-12-01

4 Warning to bad Writers The To-
ledo Blade tells a good story of man who
owned a house which was situated on land
belonging to the Michigan Central Railroad.
The Superintendent who writes very bad
hand, sent a short letter to Mr.. 5, ordering
HIM to remove the building at once, But
the house was not removed, aud lhfee
months afterwards the Superintendent met
s., aud began 10 scold him for not removing
the nuisance, as desired when 1t appeared
that the man had received the note, aud
not being able to make it out, had supposed
II to be a pass over the road, aud had been
riding back aud forth all summer on Inc
strength of II