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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

WOrIds Falr-FfiZe MednI.-1n INC m0nua
cture of the important article Of ladies' boots and Shoes
the grace and beauty Of which essential to the ele
CANT tout ensemble of fashionable lady too much care
cannot be bestowed and in order that they may combine
the proper style it. and Ansh it is necessary that none
but practical hand should direct and superintend the
work. discriminating public will readily agree on in
spectpg the ladies' boots and shoes manufactured at 461
Broadway under such superintendent that the decision
Of an assembly of judges of all earths nations in award
ing the palm to Jeers of New ork in al respects
fully mered. The medal rewardng my enterprise mayl
be seen at establishment having been orwarded
cal acknowledgement the Judges of the superiority Of
my manufactures, sufficient evidence that the voice.
goods wish to call the attention of my Wholesale cus
toners to the fact that house in the United States
furnish them with all the goods appertanng to the
trade select and at low mark can for havee
made arrangements to supply wholesale merchants,
cheaper than any other house from 81 900 to $40
worth of stock JEFFERS, Ladies' French Shoes,
No 467 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Hair Dye.-I3etchelOr's Celebrated Laqu
BAR Dye the yet discovered for colorng the
Or whiskers the moment 1t is applied. The wonderi
ease and certainty with which this favopite and Old
tabshed hair dye performs Is astonishing 1t h for sa
or applied, at BATCHEIOR'S wig factory, No. WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

DR.. E. Brown, ssGhe Great Scrofula Doctor,
sce 14T Grand streetA scientific treatment Of scrofu
h Is assuredly obtained Of Dr. Brown, located Mt IL
Grand street New Engands cured have paid him man
debts Of gratitude. New York has the offer Of hi
ssrvices Ye afflicted, seize time and call on him. ere
- too late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

world. nj KELLY FERGUSON'S,. No 2s01a Broadway
and 81 Rcade street Dealers supplied from ars hands
shades warranted to stand any climate, and sold lower
than at any other establi 'hment E.B-Store church.
and other large shades painted and etercd TO order in
superjor style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
sp,r,tua, Rnrpings.-Prof. Barnes, wit

three four mediums has been spiritual mission
for the last months and by the request OF severa
Of the citizens he concludes TO form public circle +
give some demonstrations at Suyvesant Institute 65
Broadway, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Marcel
LIST and ID Doors open at 4 Circle formed at s. Admis
sion 70 cents. Diseases examined by the spirits at 16,
Duane street. Great cures have been effected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Bfrth-marl<s, pOlypus, sCirrhOus cancer,
tumors moles, and all exerssences removed from th
face body by painless external application. All pc
interested will DO perfectly satisfied Of tho fact
calling at the Office Of the Subscribers 1872 Second
s0rnsr Of Twelfth street. HARVEY WALLACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

saIamnnder safcs.-sYiIder's Patent, with
Richs improve ent. -oTEARNS Il MARVIN, No lac
Water street New Yok, the only makers of Saaman-
der safes, With Wilders patent and Rchs patent
bued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
The Cupan Authorities Rifling American
NJ Tails.

The letters from our Havana correspon-
dent, which we give in another portion O
our columns to-day. corroborate and give the
particulars of the intelli gence which we pub
lished day or two since concerning the seizure
and ransacking of the mail bags brought by
United States mail steamers to and from that
port. 1t would seem that the efforts of the
Captain-General were particularly directed to
intercept the correspondence of this journal
which has become most obnoxious to and
dreaded by that functionary, from the activity
manifested in procuring and forwarding intelli-
gence respecting the slave trade and other de-
linquencies of the government.
Since those letters were written, however,
the United States Consul at Havana protested
against such an unwarrantable abuse Of au-
thority as ransacking the mails and it appears
that this protest has had the desired effeet mas
much as the mails of the Isabel were not inter.
fered with. The only answer returned by the
Captain-General to Judge Sharkey. was the
very satisfactory and expressive one of respect
ing the mails of the Isabel. Why does General
Canedo madly persevere in testing the patience
and endurance Of the American government so
severely? 1t is dangerous game but one to
which, nevertheless, he seems drawn on by that
inevitable destiny which governs nations, and
makes such men the instruments of its will.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Dr.. w. IL. Il. Lutcner, Oceulist and Aurist,
50 Prince street. opposite the Metropolitan Hotel is
prepared since his recent domestic aicon odscharg
his duties to his patients and yisters in each Of his pro-
tessional capacities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Marble Mnntels.-A Large Assortment, for
ale cheap, at HARRIS corner Ninth street and Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Spring Clothing, made up In the most FASH
ionable and durable manner possible at all times be
procured on advantageous terms for cash. at H. L. FOS
TtRS clothing establishment, u Cortlandt street.
large stock Of winter clothing which will be sold at great
ly reduced prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Hor,e No lO2 Nassau street. corner OF Ann-The worry
best papers from every part of the Union and the Cana
dss received daily Best terms, and fullest authority
ard recommendation from over the written signatures Of
the nihlishera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Watts Nervous Antidote Is n cerfaIn and
speedy cure for neuralgia rheumatism tic deloroux
cramps debility, and al nervous complaints II is
four years since the antdce put before the public
during that period in every case it has been used
with beneficial results. 81 per bottle.
JOHN pYSE, IS Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

dersigned competitors oed in the printing Office of
the sunday Dispatch return thanks TO A. j. williamson
ESQ proprietor OF that paper for voluntarily increasing
the price paid in his Office two cents per 600 ems thus
showing TO us that he practices what he in the co
lumn- OF his PAPER pIeaches," with the assurance,
that should the New York Printers Union still further
advance on these rates they will be cheerfully paid
Patrick brown Edwin S Rsphs, Thomas L. Maxwell, f.
s. Mead John W. McGevran, Joseph :. Wilton Alphonzo
b. Church James p Horn, NJ J. Mcclure. Robt A. Cum
ming Charlie D. Rhodes James Mines, James Dclanty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

ls53-Arnouxs, Diapers ana Tailors, No. 3O3
Broadway, Duane street invite attention to their
stock Of style spring goods comprising cloths cassi
and vestiDgs in every variety We think are
prepared offer larger and better of goods
than ever heretofore and having made additions to our
cutting department enabled to customers
with more than ordinary despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

week. is issued this day, and for sale by all the
bows nd agents IL carcatures and illustrations
ceilent The large comic design Of Rev. Eeazer Williams
the Indian lauphn n France, the Emperor Napoleon
and the Empress Eugenia are lfelike portraits and
worth fun fifty cents TO frame The editorial article
about Col. Presdept Pierce Major Governor Seymour
and citizen Captain Kmball, is worth twenty five cents
The lex |. Tiled Nth fun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

We Call the Attention Of Our Large Retail
friends to advertisement in another column of the
lease and fixtures that for sale of 90 Bowery This
store and location is desirable, if Judge from the
successful business that has been done there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

Some Tradesmen, who have obtained a FASH
ionabe reputation consider it thersprivlege to dsap-
point customers Not GREEN, No. Aston House.
Although his shirts are admitted to be the most beautiful
de in this country he abuses the confidence CT
his patrons by sending them home too late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
.-Knox Il ready witt.

The Spring FnshiOn.-Knox ID fsa'ay WItH
his spring style of hats and the public eager to pa
ronise him. For 81 You purchase at his establish
ment No. 12S Fulton street. hat that cannot be ereeec
in beauty of shape excellence Of material Remsmber
this and visit him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
Elegant French Bridal Cards and Enve-

lopeeThs subscriber would respectfully call the atts
lion Of parties requiring something truly elegant on TINS
inpo,4ant to his beautiful styles of bridal
cards envelopes and wedding boxes in the latest mode
EvTRDE1.Il, Broadway, corner Of Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

AT the Astor House, md MT every House OF
note from there TO Jones' at Manhattanyile, to
1horp's at High Bridge you can get taste of Charles
London cordial gin, than which no liqueur is more
deseryedly popular. Try it. and confess you never
knew before what nectar really Importers Office
No Z Park llace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
Iron The Charleston Courier, Feb 2s.l

The U. s. mail steamship Isabel, Capt. little arrived
this friday morning from Havana via Key West and
SayaDnah. she left Havana on the I'D inst.
Among the passenger Is g. Hamilton Jones Rsq.,
private secretary TO the Hon X King, who Is bearer
Of dispatches from Consul at Havana to Wa hlngon
We are Rratfed learn from Mr. Jones' that tho health
Of the Vice President elect Is much improved. lie IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

September 10th, 1851 - Manufacturers Of bronze co
iors gold half gold silver and metal leaf factory
Of Bond and Pacific streets Brooklyn office No II Cedar
street New York beg TO publish their greatly reduced
n 500 81 100 81 co. less ten per cent discount per
pound IN months terms. Our long and fayorably
known hrtr eolors extensively used for bronzine
iron brass and wooden ware japanning, Label printing
ETC., etc and riI compare favoraby with any imported
sxtscls although far, far cheaper.
NEW Yotx January g. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
Court Coiendar-This Day.

SrPRyME CorR4-General Tern.-Nos. rs, 70, IS 90 80
81, 33, 81, 80, 40, ~, 20 IL, IL, A.
SUPREME CorBr-crcuit.,- IA. 100, 2o3, 1872 lsl
154 EOS to 2i3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

DnguerTeotyPes In OIL, by w. IL. Butler
Plunbe National Gallery, No. 251 Broadway, upper
II Murray street These portraits combine the de-
tail OF the lagulreoype with the finish Of the finest min
ature painting Portraits Of deceased persons copied to
the life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

York. has Just put into Halifax in distress No
particulars are given.
In another part of to-day's paper we give letter
from the Secretary Of the Navy to the Naval Com
mittee of the House Of Representatives recommend
ing the passage of resolution by Congress, autho-
rzng the department to contract for the building Oh
frgate of not less than two thousand tons, to be
equipped with caloric engines Of sufficient power.
The Secretary also asks for an appropriation OF i've
hundred thousand dollars to commence the work, as
he is convinced that the experiment would result in
introducing the calorc engine generally into the ma
val service Appended to the Secretary's letter. Is
an account of the trip Of the Ericsson from this city
TO Norfolk given by Commander Sands, who accom-
panied the ship on the excursion.
The Prison Association held their eighth anniver-
sary meeting at Metropolitan Hall, last evening,
Judge McCoun in the chair After prayer by the Rev.
DR. Ferris the report OF the Association read by
DIR. Russ from which it appeared that the receipts
during the year $4,27l the expenditures 81 200,
and the whole number of prisoners relieved, 6s4.
Themeeting was addressed by Messrs John Cochrane,
r. N Ravens, and - Wellington, and by Mes
danes Grew ana Lucretia Mott, Of Philadelphia
The abolition Of capital punishment, the abolition Of
slavery, teetotalsm by ccmpulsion of law, woman's
and applauded by the audience, though one of the
committee declared that the Association was not
responsible for these sentiments. Lucretia Mott
sashed right and left aud called forth considerable
meuiment. A full report viii be published TO-
MORROW.
The Doty perjury case progresses very slowly. No
new feature developed itself in the proceedings yes
teriay but counsel announced they hoped to have
the whole of the testimony for the defence in to day.
which will be the twelfth occupied by the trial, lex
elusive of empanelling the jury, and Saturday lot
devoted to the Grand Jury, &c., or the fourteenth
since the commencement. Unless the prosecution
should adduce rebuting testimony, which is scarcely
probable, there is now some glimmerng prospect Of
a'concusion possibly tomorrow. Want Of room COM
pes to omit reporters notes the proceedings
A colored woman, named Anne Clarke, suddenly
expired last Sunday night, at No. Is Orange street.
An inquest was held upon her body yesterday, when
il appeared that she died from congestion of the
brain. Coroner 0Donnell held an inquest, yester-
day, upon the body of Lambert Johnson (colored),
who died suddenly from disease Of the heart at No.
81 Cross street.
Our columns of this day contain the conclusion of
the able argument Of Justice Jones in favor
Of the grantees of the Broadway Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

The Piunbe National Gallery, 2Jl Broad
way aims the largest veil the most Interesting
collection Of portraits in the world No should TAIL
to visit this old and renowned establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01

The last Of the Wet Linens selling off very
cheap.-HITCHCOCB & LA DBi,ATER a47 Broadway, are
selling of the remainder Of their wet linens at great
duction Of price beautiful article fit Sor any gentle.
mans shirts for Is Cd yard, and linen sheetings Ia
BILE deuask &c equally cheap.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
TURKEY

Found Drowned--An inquest was
held on Wednesday on the body of q
man found in the water near Pacific
street wharf, on the morning of the
same day. The verdict of the jury
was to the effect that the name of the
deceased is Thomas S. Kelly, of Liv.
erpool, aged about "a years, a sailor,
and that he came to his death Oh or
about the 9th instant by accidental
drowning.-Herald.
On this case the Evening Journal
says:
"1'he last time he was seen on the
9Th instant he was laboring under the
influence of potations compounded and
dealt out by the numerous grogshopa
licensed and unlicensed in our city, but
jury rendered verdict of accidental
drowning"
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

TowxR OF LONDON. the east end
of the city of London, and within gum
shot range of London bridge, stands IN
ancient royal fortress. Uncontrolled
by either the Home Department. or the
Horse Guards, the garrison is under the
immediate control of the sovereign and
no troops are allowed to march in or out
except by royal mandate issued thro'
the Secretary at war. To carry on the
government of this fortress, there is a
constable, lieutenant, a deputy lieu
tenant, and a major, whose united sala-
ries amount to $4,000 a year-a sum e.
quail to that of the first lord of the trea-
sury but thore is this difference be-
tween the two eases: the prime minis
ter has great deal to do; the officials
of the tower, nothing. When we say
nothing we mean comparatively so for
the four, constable, lieutenant, deputy
lieutenant, and major, there is but one
who resides on the spot, and he is the
major, whose duty it is to take charge of
the "key"-a sort of upper gate-keeper.
The charge Of that key is ceremonious
as well as costly affair. Every night,
all the besf-eaters 1--WE beg their pardon,
the yeomen of the guard) assemble,
armed with their halberts, at the dread
ed hour of midnight, and carry the key
in procession to the quarters of the major
of the tower ; the guard turns out, the
officer On duty crying as they approach,
"Who comes here 2" Keys" is the re-
ply. "What keys 2" Queen Yictoria's s
keys" "Pass Queen Victoria's keys.
Guard present arms. God bless Queen
Victoria's keys" Away 90 the keys to
the major; and this costs $4,000 year.
Dolly News.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

Smtter.---We understand that very
extensive improvements are going on
at Suffer. Those who have embarked
in the enterprise, are still sanguine of
success. Some nine or ten brick build
ings are said to be in the course OF
construction, and road already laid
out as far as Hoboken, to catch next
winters trade. Considerable jumping
of lots has been going on; and all one
has to do for an eligible location, is to
90 and select it.---Sac. Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
San Francisco Items.
Advocate.

The following items are all we can
discover, of any interest whatever, IN
the columns of the Bay papers. Since
the departure of Miss Hayes, the edi-
tors of the Whig have lost all interest
in public affairs. It acaS rumored in
private circles, that the Whig would
accompany Kate Hayes to South
America, but we are pleased to learr
that they are still at San Francisco
and will hereafter devote their col
umns to the Fire Department, Marior
Rifles and Mrs, Sinclair" CaI.tor'
1eion.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
Teleqraphsc PrankS.-In Boston

Zelegraphic Pranks.-In Boston
they have a fire alarm telegraph, (which,
when connected, sets all the fire-bells
ringing at one time. A day or two
ago, the wires of the Morse Telegraph
from New York got in contact with
the Fire Telegraph in Boston, and in
stantly Kings Chapel bells began stri-
king fire at rapid rate, and the fire
apparatus of the district were all drawn
out before the cause was discovered.
Ringing Boston bells in New York
city is rather a long bell rope to pull ;
bat is very striking illustration OF
magnetism annihilating space.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
SpuNKY.-The Editor ofthe Chris,

SPUNKY.--The Editor of the Chris
tian Advocate, Methodist preacher,
is growing decidedly spunky ; in the
last number Of his paper he says, ,'there
is one thing just here that we will say:
we are no duelists, but we claim to be
men of honor, christian men, who can
prove what we say, and we do say, if
there is man who dare become re-
sponsible for Ceiling us abolitionists in
the popular, Southern sense Of that
term, we will prove him liar, by the
side of whom Garrison and Abby Kelly
are saints. > Californian.
When ye are reviled revile not again
were the words of true Christian
Advocate.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
The State Insane Hospitality

The State Insane Hospital.-The
Stockton Journal says the contractor
for the Insane Asylum has resumed
operations on the buildings, and the
work now promise speedy compile
ton. The second floor is being laid
at present, and the walls to the sec
ond story daily grow into a more hand
some proportion. The building and
grounds will be an ornament to the
city, when completed.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

We learn by the Marysville Herald
of Thursday, that man by the name
Of Murray Hartford, formerly of Mich
igan, Was shot near the mouth of Chi
co Greek, Butte county, on the 18th
inst, by Thomas Williams. A coro-
ner's inquest was held and the verdict
was wilful shooting. 1t is said that
Williams is in custody in Marysville.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
The Duke.

asst:
The Duke.
He is dead, lie: him rest
With the damn'd or the bless'S
care not pin
For he cared not himself
When he hurled, pell NELL,
Whole legions to hell,
For plunder or pelf,
And thought it no sin !!
Well Albion may weep,
For her tubs on the deep,
Will not hold half the blood
With which she shall pay
For sending her beagle
To pounce on the Eagle,
Whom chance made her prey
BY an accident rude.
Hei gone, but we find
There's a canker behind
Which will tester each day
Till the Thames is in flames;
And the Viceroy of France
With his Marshals will dance
In thy Palace, st. James,
While Briton doth play
NANNT.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

that Judge Bronson declines the post Of
Collector of this port, and that General
Dix and Myndert Van Schaick are now
talked of for the ofice.''
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The wars in Honduras and Guatemala
have ceased. The prospects of Gen.
tral American Republic are considered
to be finally at an end.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
Our dates from Europe are up to the
9th of April-1S days later than by pre-
vious advices.
ENGLAND.-Parliament resumed its
session on the 4th ult
Lady Franklin's steamboat "Isabel," )"
had sailed for Behring's Straits.
Hen. Thomas Darlington Macauley
had been i'll, and was about leavin 3
England.
The steamship Duke of Sutherland was
wrecked between London and Aberdeen
on the 1st of April. The passengers
were saved by signalling with the shore
by the discharge Of sky rockets.
FRANCE.
The Coronation which was to have ta-
ken place early in May has been sud-
denly postponed until the 18th Of Au-
gust, the fete day of St. Napoleon and
the anniversary of Napoleon the Great.
The preparations at Notre Dame have
also been postponed. The Coronation
is to be preceded by the solemn inaug-
GRAFTON of the tomb Of Napoleon the
Great.
On Easter Monday, Emperor Napoleon
received at the Tuilleries, deputation
Of London merchants, consisting of sew
eral Knights and he me It distinguished
men of England. An address was de-
livered to the Emperor by Sir James
Duke, which was replied to by Louis
Napolson in English. The tone of both
addresses breathed amity and desire
to draw clio er the bonds which unite
the two countries.
TURKEY.
The difference between Turkey and
Russia are to be referred to the arbitra-
tion of King Leopard of Belgium. The
Montenegro war is at en- end. The or
der to evacuate that province had been
received frsm Constantinople to Omar
Pacha's head quarters. The Tartar
courier charged with the dispatch left
seven horses dead On the read with ia
tigue.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
An old paper has the following "a

An old paper has the following; "a
very devout fellow, not being able to
please his nice piety in his prayers
used to repeat the alphabet and then
add: 40, Lord God put these letters
in syllables, and these syllables into
words, and these words into sentences,
that they may be for my real good"
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27
"The bridegroom sea

"The bridegroom sea
Is toying with the shore, his welded bride,
And in the fulness of his marriage Joy,
He decerates her tawny brow with shells,
Retires space to see how fair she looks,
Then proud, runs up to kiss her.'
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

Joy to the world The power OF
the present Legislature is passed from
their hands; yet the people OF San
Francisco are not sold out of house
and home-the State credit is not hope
lessly sunk-the public property is not
all given away-the State is not divl-
ded-there is yet hope for California
JOY TO the world !---Att0.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

Mon Std66ed.---A Mexican was
badly cut, short distance from Stock
ton on Sunday last, in a difficulty with
another of his countrymen.
The Nevada journal., 1853-05-27

A large number of business men of
Placerville have signed card agree
ing to close their places of business on
the Sabbath.