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all kinds Bride Bits Srran Iro 'aaale Trees of
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

tr.atv vas 10 have been ratified on the llth March,
Considerable excitement existed against the British
Charge in consequence Of his having asserted that
the Buenos Ayreans had themselves been the cause
Of all the bloodshed. The British Packet denounced
him as partizan Of Urquizas, and the unbiush-
ing apologist Of rebellion and anarchy" Owing to
the distracted state of the country freghts were still
very scarce, and there were consequently, one hun
dred and thirty-four vessels in port.
A despatch from Albany informs US that the first
canal boat from Buffalo arrived yesterday afternoon.
She was loaded with seven hundred barrels Of -four,
for this city.
The Texas papers declare the reported discovery
Of gold mines in that State to be hoax-the speci
mems of precious metal exhibited having been
brought from California.
The delegated Convention Of the American Medi-
cal Association terminated the arduous duties Of its
sixth representative deliberations In this city, yes
terday afternoon. The faculty Of New York enter
tanned their professional brethren from every section
of this continent, together with most distinguish
ed judges clergymen, merchants, and the fair ladies
Of their families, at grand dinner In Metropolitan
Hall. The array Of talent, fashion, and beauty pre-
sent has never been equalled in America, and never
exceed by any similar assemblage in the civilized
world. About eight hundred doctors sat to dinner,
and they were smiled upon by nearly Ave hundred
ladies', showing that afflicted humanity may always
gladden. beneath the united tenderness and skill of
the daughters Of Venus and the of Esculapius.
The Art Union Committee assembled yesterday at
the Astor House, and the evidence Of Monk was con.
cluded.-ses report elsewhere.
In addition to much other interesting reading, to-
DAVIS inside pages contain the proceedings in the
Broadway Railroad case in the Supreme Court, to-
gether with the notice Of an application for an in
junction against the Crystal Palace; Detailed &C.
count of the Sport over the Centrevle Course last
Wednesday; Lecture by Father Gavazzi, on "Relics
and Images" Commercial, Railroad, Theatrical and
Miscellaneous Intelligence, &c.
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TEE OPERA AT NiBLs's-CoMPIIMEyTAR BENEFIT TO Mr..
lie GRAND 1.-The lovers Of the opera will be pleased
10 learn that this evening Mozart's great master.
piece Don Giovanni" will be performed by the Grand
Combination Italian Opera troupe consisting of Mesdame
Aboni, De vries sedepburg, and signors sayi, Bene
ventano Revere, Roti, and lamont Mr.. Max Marstze
and the principal artists of the grand chorus and
chesrs have volun eerod their services Asthisis the
night of e present season. and IL is intended for
the benefit Of Mr. lie Grand smith, the house will be
"a
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Personal Intelligence.

Among the departures from the Metropolitan yesterday
were Cen. Winfield Scott; and N. De Dodisco, Russian
Minister, for Washington.
Among the arrivals at the metropolitan yesterday
Hon. s. Turner, louisiana; Hon. T. Pratt. Virginia;
Beverley KEENAN,, U 8 Army. G. Walsh, U. s. Nayy;
VIZ. sIngson. &c wra s,Nya-', Fsr, london James
StiNcn, [Sasgow, Tor b. Lgus,o, Gexico.
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The italian Opera-Contractb between Hackett
and Glisi and Mario ratified.
The musical world on this side the Atlantic will be
happy to learn that an agreement was ratified
yesterday, in this city, between James II. Hackett
on the one part and Malta Montecchi the authorized
representative of Mario and Grisi on the other part
according to which engagement the greatest tenor
and the most splendid operate actress of the age
have agreed to CROSS the ocean and sing for sixty
three nights in North America, for what they have
concluded TO accept as an equivalent, compensa-
ton which will average, extras included about twen-
tyfve hundred dollars per night for the pair Of them
: This is a great consummation. For two years
Mr. Hackett, directly or indirectly, has been nego
tiatng to secure an engagement on this side Of the
water with these two most distinguished musical
celebrities In October last he despatched Mr..
Charles s. seyton, formerly Jenny Lind's man of
busness,) as a special commissioner to Mario and
Grisi in London, and he returned in March last,
having settled the prelimnares Of their engagement
A few days ago Signor Montecchi arrived in this
city with the requisite authority to "clinch the bar
gain, and it accordingly ratified yesterday be-
tween the aforesaid high contracting parties.
Sometime during the coming autumn, on or before
the completion of the new opera house, Mario and
Grisi may be expected to make their debut to a
New York audience. What they in their pro.
cseion it is unnecessary here to repeat Their rcpu-
tatons in Europe may be guessed at by the follow
ing circumstances:-Thc Emperor Nicholas had ex.
reced them at st. Petersburg during the past win
ter, but II 30 happened that Crisis health rendered
IL somewhat nconvenIent to undertake in her stua-
on-indeed, it was entirely out Of the question to
think Of undertaking risks and jolting Of SO long
Journey. Having completely recovered, however,
Ler Tet.IemeL. at London, tie as elt Of the Ca
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CUBA.-According to
our last advices from Havana, there is very
considerable excitement prevailing in that city,
and all over the island on the Cuban question.
The official Eiari0 is in perfect blaze Of
alarm and indignation at the appointment OF
Mr.. Soule to Spain. 1t threatens all sorts OF
dreadful things if he attempts to try on the fill
libusters at Madrid, in any way. And if there
should be liberating expedition sent over to
help the Cuban creoles to independence and free
trade, the whole island in its Defence will be re-
duced to mass ofruins. Meantime, it is reported
that the cunning old Galatians are selling off
their property, and making all snug, as the
sailors say, against the coming storm, while, on
the other hand, the still more sagacious creoles
are investing largely in real estate. Notwith-
standing these portentous movements, the slave
trade seems to be as thriving as ever and ne
groes, fresh from the gold coast, rule at good
prices. But the Spanish authorities at Havana
have no faith in Soule. none in Gen. Pierce,
no respect for his inaugural address. being fully
impressed with the terrible idea that the adj
ministration is in a league with the Cuban Jun
ia and the Order of the Lone Star, to seize
upon Cuba the first dark and stormy night az
ter all the preparations are perfected. Verify,
Mr. Soule, from the outcries of the DiariO, will
never be permitted to enter the city Of Madrid.
The matter is becoming intensely interesting.
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Superb Library Of the Choicest Books

Friday evening sale, May at oeiock Raphaes Leyge
fol- the Foren Gallery vols fol- Turner's Libcr Flu
vorum; Dodseys Old Plays IL vols; Arnads de Gaul,
vols; Plny's Natural History vols; Mirror for Mais-
stuees LONDON, Harrngton,s Aroste, Todds Milton, 4
vols Dyces Beaumont and Fletcher IL vols; Basherves
shafterbury vols Do ConEreve, vols Swifts Works,
10 vols; Chalmers British Essayst, IL vols Wondalis
serne and Others all the choicest editions sploa.
didly bound May be viewed.
BANGS BROTHER CO., Is Park Row.
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The Bassery.-,rhls pcIlshtful but Much

nogeeted promenade 10 assuming its spring coat OF emerald
and its noblc trees will be clothed with rich and
brageous verdnrc Speaking OF coats aud clothing remind
that gentlemen procure the most elegant and fashion
allie spring clothing at low prices OFT SMITH, Jr
at No. l02 Fulton street.
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cent cheaper any other HOUSE In Uatod States
JAMES G. MoFFET, manufacturer Of gas chandeliers,
bracfetf pendants &c. for churches hotels private dwell
ings and stores has hand great variety
elegant patterns which, for sye and finish be
passed. Wholesale and retain at the
JIG and III Prince street third block Broad
way. N BGas pipes laid la buildings 1T the shortest
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that by which the ator Of Is made equal to that
% in actual proauctivonoss This splendid result
daily Ishcd by th0se who SINGERS Sewing Ma
chimes. These machines freely shown in operation at
HloadM1Y
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way, does the same, and Blddy, the helper next
door, is even more regular contributor to the
stores Of street flth than herself; and who ever
heard Of harm coming to either Of them from the
practicef Reasoning thus, Betty, whose trans
atlantic origin deprives her Of such Injuries as
the perusal Of the newspapers, defes the whole
posse comitatus, and earns passport to fame
in the bills of mortality.
1t is time that this should cease. Betty may
escape the arm of the law, but her master is a
broad target for its vengeance. A few examples
of severe punishment would do more to clean
the streets than all the clamor in the world
Our task has been fulfilled. We signalize the
grievance, and point to those whose duty it is
to cure it. If they fail, we must then turn our
shafts against them and their overseers. June
is close at hand, freighted with one hundred
thousand visiters to the Great Exhibition The
streets must be kept clean, the tide Of disease
must be stemmed, should it cost us our whole
city government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

TO le3 Esesan street for bottle Of DR. WATTsS
rdote take receipt for the dollar and II Il doez good
the noney Will be returnrd There II for debility
dense Try IT, and 10 convinced Don't he donbs,
40, abo.t ~, e.s ySE ..s b-Sn Siseg e-als ea-tis
sil rake tp f.r all
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Elegant Wedding and Visiting Carsis.-sil-
yer bordered and plain beautifully engraved splendid we'd
ding envelopes Of the latest fine silver door plates
great variety of patterns consular notary and sscoty
seals; heradio devices Of every description.
EVERDELL 500 Broadway
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The PUBLIC TREAsURY.--We are informed
that there is now surplus of twenty millions
in the Treasury of the United States, and
that at the present rate of the receipts from
the customs, the total receipts of the cur
rent year will hardly fall short Of the
large aggregate of sixty millions Of dol
lars. At the same time, it is quite likely,
from the movements of retrenchment and re-
form which appear to be going on at Washing
ton, that the expenses of the government will
be somewhat reduced. We should not, there
fore, be surprised provided, always. there is no
war in the intervaD if there shall be surplus
in the Treasury on the first Monday Of Deem
Der next, Of thirty millions of dollars.
What more suspicious time than this could
there be for grand combined movement of all
the friends of the Pacific railroad throughout the
country, towards general demand upon the
next Congress for bonus of thirty Or forty
millions to the Pacific railroad? And what
more favorable occasion could we have for the
purchase, upon liberal terms, Of another slice
of Mexico, or matter-of-fact. business-like ar
gument with the Spanish government upon
the Cuba question ? Let this accumulation Of
surplus cash be spent to the advantage of the
nation. for there is nothing SO liable to breed
corruption as large sums Of money lying idle
in the Treasury. While it lies there, it is but a
constantly increasing temptation for rogues to
take hold Of it. Let us buy little more land
let us patch up the navy, and let us build the
Pacific railroad with this surplus. Our southern
cotton and our California gold will keep up the
supplies, peace or war. What great country
is ours. and what a glorious prospect is opened
will open-before us! Let us wake up to
the duties of manifest destiny"
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surann CouK,-Gsuersl Tsn.-Nos !, 4 9, sn,lx
Ia, IA, 16, II, O. Is. 10 20 u.
surann CounI-Creuit-Nos lin, l,772, l,74S, 2se,
2le 14O 222, l.Oes 4l8 50 $40, SAT, blS $50. $50
COMMON PIKAs-Part Nrst.-Nos. s27, sl4 10 $50.
COMMON PIKAs-Part second.-Nos. S17, 70l, 6eI S3z,
S41, Sb7 to $751; S63, 866. S67, $685. 500.
SUPERIOR Counr-Two Branches.--Nos. $50. 4O7 90.
laO s53 an no 1871 SO7, 232 AS 4l7 lo6 4o6 46s.
292 All, 472 478 474 49, 47o AIT, 49, 49, 49, 49,
4SS 49, 1885, 4S0 4s7 4sS 1885, 400, 49l, 49, 493 49,
4s6, 4s6 4s7, 49S, 400, 500.
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seems as i everybody goes to LANES s. BRADLEY Il
CO.'S for their picture frames Well they clever
thy gentlemen and do their work in and tasty
We heartily give them CALL at 1853 William
street. Of street. Agents for tho sale Of gilt
moudings, French plate looking. glasses. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Shell Combs at Rogers Bazaar or Fancy
goods 9 Broadway also every variety Of dressing
puff combs and toilet cases. which will he cold cheap =
prices usual to his cheap store, 4fg Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Horace declares that money derives Its
greatest value from being judiciousy applied This being
admitted all who the recommended to in.
modicum thereof in set Of shirts made BY GREEN,
perfect In style and IT. and always sent
home at the time promised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Carpetfngs.-Peterson q Humphrey, 379
BSoaAaay daily receiving per packets frsm Europe.
Hiiopal supplies OF and elegant csrpetngs
E,T 1rio and styles entirely newnd parseuary adapt-
trade. Fer sale full sss than oths
Tar Ealing aimilAr ROOdn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

There are few Rarities more Priced by Gen-
temen than elegant shirts These however. rarity
with Agstes His Corazza shirts give universal
satisfaction while the undercloths crava gloves and all
appliances of gentlemans dress at that estAb
lishmsnt sans reproache. AGATE 2o6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

A Choice OF Spring ond Summer Clothing
always found at the Nassau clothing stores 10l and
LOG Nassau street. large stock Of ready made garments,
of the best materials in great variety at greatly reduced
prices Summer business coats ST. SO to s. co. color,
DOLAN THOMPSON.
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:eiyhs store late ARRIVALS large s.ook q velvet
shaste and elegant designs which, having boon purchased
previous to the recent advances in prices they enabled
10 offer 1t very great inducements.
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We Gents. STOPPING at the hotels,

Take look at those hats that WILLIAMS sells;
His place the Crystal Hat Store LOG Fulton street.
And there you will lind hats that cannot be beat:
And If your head should be lcng little round,
Not better litter" than he has 10 TO befound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

Hats, Hats.-Frceman, Halter, 90 Fulton,
street has Just several Of hns Panama. Log
horn and braid hats which he offers ct prices much below
sssortmept Of chdrsn;s hats X be found n ths stv
sale and retail Moleskin g 60 Caps hats
Of all kinds. FREEMAN, 90 Fulton street, near Gold.
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CrvstaI Palace Carpets mt Hiram Anlerso

eight spacious sales rooms No 90 Bowery Magnificent
styles Administer Turkey and Mosaic carpets Of
tIe piece Also Mosaic landscapes table and piano
&c royal velvet and medallion and tapestry Brus
York Crystal Palace also Hsres celebrated English aoor
pantg also English and American imperial three ply and
ingram carpets ct sstonishingy low prices Beautiful
Grain carpets at go 49, 60 co. TO- and rs cents par yard
olcloth At 2. Cd 3D. d. and o. per yards also 900
tinE Of 8 splendid quality, remarkably cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

A SYMPTOM OF REBELLIoN.-The National
Democrat, Of this city-the special organ Of the
hard shells-begins to exhibit a disposition in
clined to mutiny. 1t produces the party statis-
tics of the elections of 1848 and 1852 of this
great State, to show that Gen. Pierce owes his
overwhelming plurality Of $4,000 votes to the
Cass wing. the Van Buren, counties actually
falling behind their aggregate vote against
General Taylor. The moral of these figures is
that the only sure reliance of the democracy of
New York is upon the Cass men, the hunkers,
the hard shells, the anti-Van Buren,, anti-Dix,
anti-Marey faction. This may be so; but why
should the hard shells complain? Have they
not got the Collector? What more do they
want? Perhaps they want the State Depart
ment and the mission to France? Why. then,
don't they speak out? What's the use Of this
inarticulate mumbling and grumbling? What
is the matter? Out with it.
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BE ye Clothed-TO be Properly Clothed, IL
10 only necessary call friends W. W PARSELLS
Co. no 81 John street. street where
article necessary to complete geAtemans wardrobe may
be found, of superior style and workmanship.
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COMMON PIKAs-Part Nrst.-Nos s27, sl4 10 $50.
SAL s57 to SCI. sss, SOS. ss7, $685. $780,
SUPERIOR CouRT-Two Branches.-Nos. $50, 407. 90,
sss 81 al 1s VI 70, 49, Sc
4s6, 4sS. 4s7, 4ss, 400, 500.
Hats, Hats.-Fresman, Halter, 90 Fulton,
Of hd.s sss S a; b s sHs
s q al 11d n sss' h = ans csp s.
Gentlemen's Belongings Consisting Of Fash-
sn Saol rs e BLACK pearl.
ming and opera; travelling bags vaes canes umSsess
sss
Jacob Bsnta offers TO the Public q Hat for
& ms :: be
h:nS large s;,SITsnt 81 mems and boys fssSm1 a.a
braid hats which he selling at reduced prices at No. s
BE Economical, and yet In tho Fashion.-
fact the BrGaawsy article = sayias ofswensysys peg
ehdrens hats infants dns straw braid and Leg
horn hats misses beautiful LeshOrn and straw braid
Policy II the Word Buy your Hats Of the
Their spring style Of hat The most elegant
S:ia' row.
BY the Man About Town why is Il that
but W. SS S
too FOR tho Knox hat always fttnE perfectly
there neatness and good taste manifested
IDENTIFY to this alsne Then in point Of
Jet black always In shape, turning grey
the price is only ST.
An Imperial Crown, Resplendent with
gitterng and brisnts lacks that quality ID
universally conceded to belong to the matchles
zlng fabrics Of KNOX JAMES the Prescott Houss hat
ersbecomngness Perfect in material perfect in style,
and perfect in manufacture the hats Of Knox
graceful and light durable cheap and
what equally to the highly fashionable Ther
ales room the o broadway and Spring street,
near Heller's saloon.
Mealio's Spring Hnts,-Evcry Gentleman
who wishes to mako good aYpearacce in Broadway this
should Mealio hat There in the
market that compare with them for beauty and
gance MEALIO'S establishment is at No. 6 Broadway.
corner of Canal street.
Spring Business Coats, Spring Overso~tsr
Dg sacks spring frocks spring spring pants M the
Sssst and most beautiful variety Of goods sestsd mon
Nos. 80 and So John street. corner Nassau.
BE ye ClOthed-T0 be Properly Clothed, IL
10 only necessary to call friends, W. W PARSELLS
Co. no 81 John street. street where
article complete gentlemans wardrobe MAY
be found, of superior style and workmanship.
Choice Of Spring Ond Summer Clothing
always found at the Nassau clothing stores 0i and
LOG Nassau street. large stock Of ready made garments,
Of the best materials in variety At greatly reduced
prices Summer business coats BY to 70 ~ every co,ors
IA ~
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An Impcria! Crown. Resplendent with

glitterng gems and briants lacks that quality ID
universally conceded to belong to the matchess
zlHg fabrics of KNOX JAMES the Prescott
Perfect IN mster. perfect II styles
graceful and Gle light durable cheap and
what equally to the purpose highly fashionable Their
ales the VI broadway and Spring street,
Hellers saloon.
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Up Town and Down Town.-We see that
EDWIN T. BROOKS, we'll known to the fashionable
public the tasteful of bootmakers has opened
splendid establishment at 675 Broadway in the centre
OF the brilliant cluster Of hotels His stock compre.
bends every article IN his line for both sexes and all
lower place Of business 100 Fulton street, win found
much below the ordinary Broad way standard.
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The attention Of the Public is called ia,
brakes assortment of gentlenens and ehdrens straw
goods also TO his splendid styles Of hats and at No
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Two Shilling Daguerreotypes.. 1T Is. Ibcln
we'll known in New York and elsewhere that is
pay three and four dollars for picture
when better once can be had for only twenty-five cent
REEFS co. take daily $50 and 800 pictures Rooms q
Broadway.
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you tell KNOX hat a single glance We don't know
ourselves but the question is often asked with
there And good taste manifested in that
and tear what be equal to the Knox hat Al
ways jet black, always In shape turning grey
the price il only 81, -"
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penance saIamander sansa-Gaxler,

OeHahce SolamAhueT Edfes,-16yIefG Pa
tcnt-ROBERT H. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in
the United States Of the shove celebrated sa and c.
CoRns mpenetrable defiance locks-the best safes
locks bined tho world Depot 1902 Pearl street,
door below Maiden lane, formerly 30 John street,
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches Sflveryvare.
mandatory l Broadway of White street. up
Diamonds In tho lot At importer: prices watches the
pins crosses clusters &c. at prices TWEEN
ty.fve per cent below retail store dealers.
DAVID RAFT, m an ufacturer and Importer.
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WIN BANTA 100 Canal street, sells fine hat 1T $3-iu
fact the broadway article at saving Of twenty-five pei
cent. He has this year introduced great novelties In
childrens summer hats Infants fne straw braid aud Leg
horn hats mises beautiful Leghorn and straw braid fats
de-, &o nsM
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Policy - the Word Buy your Hats Of the
peoples hatter the practical mechanics and thus
your interest Their spring style Of hat Is the elegant
sued this season. and beauty and durability their hats
are not equalled Hat Fnishers Union, No. II Park
opposite the Astor House. Price 81 and s..
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Gsntemen's Belongings--Consisting q Fssh-
ionable hatsTfsvellng hats Of black white pearl,
and corn color; caps iSs travelling sporting riding
ming and OPERA travelling bags vases umbrellas,
portmonnaies pocketbook belts toilet
brushes, TO. 10. WARNOCKs, matters, N5 Broadwsy,