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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-10
THE YALE REGATTA.

T. 1s EGir 4 Tie y. J. T'5aAe
SIR: Nv attention has been drawn % article IL
IT,, Irture OF to-day with the somewhat inco0gmou.
headings Yale Regatta" ana " AeW-l0rk again |e.o.
ri,us The writer t4kes The defeat Of AewIOk IN TIE
H cine trial so much to heart that sor-y u deprive
f e. tie ,o-aon bcn h- derives from the yistofy Of
the ~TnulA" n but u due - tee Il
that boat sid The reputation u The HAlcy0E TIA. r.
ret..ou should b. msce
Tie course over hch the boat, pulled Tuesday %
III was Two niles instead II tao Anc hall miles, aud
1hun. lied her ueare-t competitor n. iOrty G5e Il
tweiiyeeLt secouc Here inen. Is very considerable
cuiuui q # the New ork victory IN the outset LIT
farther WHEELER sne has any re clam ~ victory
Al all 1.-THE Hal Won bulk N s.On-ar-g1ar race
host the 1a1is Is Only passenger boat q coarse
a. far rom any creclt beng due 10 New York rests el
TREY with tie sAiwart Of the Tnula. Ii the IhA
OF IL oher hand built for speed still less : credit %
be given 10 New York since the Halcyon, wach Vas
Ieytr race boat bgi Cambridge clao ooAr col'-s
secy with equal crew the fastest The real tact i tn
that the victory Of the TnUs was entirely oEng q the
Superior discipline and muscle OF ber crsE an Tar r.
vhrg 10 -prve 81 Of any Of ne vel earned 30 VI
n. fastest D. n In The Yale Navy h her present. 0rafr
On the contrary she gained the good wishes OF al By
surf ard Uuck OF h-r who won Along "a n heavy
boat uur.iy b. force discipline Nrn 1sed %
vii supreeiars Il when sfste the ..ct tnN her si1
DWIGHr aid not UGH h- yoke ropes I'll Sillil
cit. - If the * boat sglunc Shich th4 Jsts p--0
Isl venture 20 pEedit u eouclus'n -, 'ar -t.-
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is THERE A SABBATH IN THIS STATE

z re rl..-r Al Tse = Y Trblae
SIR: Having spent three OF four weeks 81 Harlem
~h the view 20 combine country quiet and air with the
convenience Of attending business daily in the city
| have Observed aud been very much annoyed BY the
ctitIua gong and irg, the Ssoosh. Of losdsd
.rAvecsrs. accompanied b.ck forth by soule
wty FIVE ortry lAbor-rs si,h their picks and shoves
v@kng sssiduousy upon any other day OF the week
l. -, a..oEao's by Av Do The President and Dree
tr', - he Harlem road 'uJloy h-.e sni sanction
i,ir lahorirg "a Sand tkrog that 'here Sab
~ b.yord the pale Of CIVILIZATION br. aid suppose
said NAV BE- found Ch-ttsTH ronnRniiy. rnOuya
10 means hgofed IN my notions freligi"n nev-rthe
less cairct hut believe that mach o; that high ofmor
cid hist SE abiding disposition shich have in former
t, charact,ri;.d atf been The boa, Of the Ansrcaa
r..l usiuy due the strict ami religious obsrv
nee tie sabbath aud when this snail )nger char
hem they will Son have sunk IN he mo'sl scale,
he level 81 Of the old 4 ard DEPRIVED
tor - Euro-e NtrlYE AMERICAN
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POST.OFFICE ROBBERY.

10 ne Editor u TasN \. NtbuA@
SIR: notice BY your paper that the people are col-
planning about not receiving their letters in due time and
all appear gnorsnt OF IN ugh there are many
| ~ll state in which CONSIDER neat 10 petit lar
ceny letter OF soma importance, directed A. Is,
New York was received At the time expected At the f.
q called in tlme but got tor >usSer no letter the
carrier had found my Ia the Drcory At at address
which DO not go 10 once week and he takes the liberty
of ke.prg ny letter hours and then charges me for his
s.rvcss Shich better than st. ding IL seems 20 DO
The hsb at carriers 20 take letters belonging othcss who
cIl Al lie window without any authority do So for the
uul nose ii making few cents for themselves while the
: n,y be dollars 90 others give you my name, but
si.n mi. \ SUFFERER
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Is IT COLOR ALONE ,

IL ~ Edifor cf T1eN ri5aze
SIR: As Was coming through Canal-st in stage on
Saturday afternoon, Just passed West Broadway
saw the Conductor Of of the Sxth-av cars refuse
admittaDce 10 two very neat gentee looking coored
~ of whom n ghi pass r foreigner sith m, ie
t.ce AID handsome MustAche WAY will tness Off Il is
p.r.t in ~ .upg these inofen,v- members 4 tbs con-
uuniv' The driver OF the sage, Il Suud SEEM not
Viz tim 70 this called tural PR udic-, he inmsdi
s.lv offered to -ke the ill., which they dechasd they
wished 10 90 another ray Are the peopl- er .ly
posed giving colored the right f on public con
y4,s1c.sf Az EYE WITNESS.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM AND THE REFORM
COMMITTEE.

T. ne Edt,v u The n " rrttsns , ,,.., oe
SIR: Your structures upon the MUNICIPAL reform
Committee in to-days leader founded in error.
The Committee vii not res, from its labors until
the people Of every Ward and District Of the City
rs rr..euted next November VITO cpm lets list OF cam
sie.t.s Tor Aldermen C0uncilmen WITHOUT REyER-
y.CL TO PARTY provided men Of probty and worth can
be prevailed upon 10 accept nominations 10 offices which
tie present acuusbeLts have covered with Disgrace.
have attended all the meetings Of the Committee and
can assure you that action has been taken therein
loo ling 10 selection OF Candidates from tbs 30 csIisd
,.uaT lo mnees Of the Democratic aud late Wig par
,..ton the principle Of choice be,Te.n too evis-ouf,
the contrary resolution recommending SUCH course
= voted down almost unanimously.
tie people sl have fair chance next f>i Of vons for
rs. eci4sls 20 legislste for nsm thsy eno1ss W
he fumbuggec again by the silly cry nog llAr Syni'
rai,ns" will not b. the fault Of the City k.orm Com
miftee.
Aetr- York Asg. 1888 -, =, .
TIs above comes 20 US from member OF the Munich
~, Reform Committee and We shall be happy TO see his
Ten pt verified BY the future action Of himself aud
associates
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SEND TWO THREE CENT STAMPS

10 Ne Editor Of The " Y. Tribune
sir: have read several articles in your paper which
are likely to DO good such as Shaved for Penny"
Post Office Reform" &c
VIII YOU pleas. call the attention of friends ABROAD 10
another subject When they write on their own business
ub.r, there is 10 be no profit H. they sometimes in
close on he stamp and cOnscitntiusy believe thar
". arc taxed only time pen aud paper being en'
irey unconscious that have to pay tso c7ut' TOR penny
Iris true that favored have boxes in the o.,
but in such cases they have H. to pay shgA P'eia"
10 obtain them and the regular rent OF four dollars Fer
% make ma whole so far as pennies concerned aud
then W. will serve them nothing with great pleasure
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THE POST-OFFICE.

10 NE rduo, II tn. ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: Since Your commendabe efforts for Post o flee
reform have attracted the attention of the Department
permit NE to inform the agent, through you of this fact
b, rsv.pg by the sane c"hvr!aoces which carry the
mail a ,asssng.r inGs difficulty IN gong from New
Yrk Ia Worcester Otsego County ia returning ia -
hours while the for letter 10 pass the
same route hours and It IS frequently y its
ioLr ey know these Kings To be- have recently
rsyetd over that snd have letters pass from
Poet Office IN Nassau 81 a. Worct s-r, ana
ery week and il the AZ mt will call on No. lag AZ
lsuiicst Bro.bbp will eXplain 10 bin Vt the
ieullihle mail arr, De ements Of that route
Respectfully. &c, J. DESMAN.
so.,b. Byotkha AM 8
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Csaal Notires.
RESOI IITION PROPOSING An

CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOSING all
OAMENpME " to the CoNsllTuIIUS-R O. the Sen
is0S OF l state aud etIe = the sssstaS % Dc sao st
SS1,hs 'es' to nA % ssh ecc IN PIsa-ceS .e
sGG.lu3 ST ,ec.os L,, &, OF sIue the oowles
AeI fsyns thg ed ex enses VI COLES on % I
O. his stce tho shah be az .sopnasa asd - sea't "a
ss Iu,d sum ,uieep1 70 ray IA ds aad e,Ne
s he Tfs . VA. ts h S S' al % ao ' Dc a saS T. da
y s Of he gInS Pa - MIN ,l . - n the seS 20 a. ~
J ',eh ,t6c'soy nai e 'Ses'ea Ga 's gree, o. % ~
yeI re'e"u,s to the 'sesl ' "a, ve ~o
~, me- enIsreeo a. ijc
tn.'d M IN. mt the sd sh,l comp~td Ia
year the 'smsinj-s sna De ',l.a y ~ nsh
psi,c o. ,dso r han year savs tae s-stae
Sslto me C.~e,o the Csyasa seeaca Cs aui
% een OF ne scs kr Oeresre VA for
Gi doe, hai 3, reeess,, e 'sat ZEN IN ao
ftnLre q e revenues Tie cas o1 ae c1'7eni ~ y- n
Irs 10. A. he ~ s1a isueieat .e L's ie
So % me same se."ot Ifov e. ~ .ne oesI., W
sel,s rc 81 he OF - Cse ,e--s sc a. "a
a.. s'as ,asss.aS q; huPe'ea ma a. o.. 10 .o.a
stsi Cel,sCs ID. fio..so.. section i,s Of a. ..as
cam. ,,ey 10 lr.o'ius l. BE- sasl.'ed & s'e
,lsl no. a,l) ~ h. eI' sS,.'.,1 .. ,-.' ',>'r NJ ~ m
.lsI De p4- O. efed on c. e,aset'e-e o. .' .e. 49,
Ii. SEA .,sll e'.ht lr,rfeo sri so ,.ct 90.
aSusie H. i1lsi,o a 5~. rs ,,s Of 81. On .s,,c
49, 4 S' '., d, %, 81 N .,,~. ~
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s,1e % S,s 1.s "a y -, 49, c ja' II +. .
"" O., ..,.a D. 3D.. Of a t-s as'ile-. .'ti 10 sic
A''"'' by '''''' VIC "''-'' Va H. LUDLOW Speaker,
Affect yor> :. Nl.s~, C1s.
sr,tscF Nrv loa,, = : >'tc .iae 49, $50
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4 4..N A.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1888.

Cul. vii b. hsard .gsiu sod 'hs' ~hla hnstin sori.
Oh as :; present tia; College, graduates Oil not
r..npiah con.nu ption IS Necessary concon
I'sffsf College hnnors
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PROFIT FROM ADVERTISING IN THE TRI-
BUNE

To a. Esttoy u ne " Y rrbeH.
s,t: Inclosed please find two IS notes, Bank Of
Warrington, $50 10 pay for my adsertseInent "a
ne 5gHe presume i has already PAID iIr tell zen
,nes over and consider il u the beet nve'tmsu'"
h. tb ever made. Yours truly ~ "
Vlrffnqsn, Az l. le53
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The annual commencement Of the nsVs az "a
dsy sn3 Thursday o. t'i- w.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate Of the
9:'.s ffi ATE. ~. :; s 4.
Sos ss 70 Ps.s1 iss sane VII, scAsr. thereof
Yo or before the lsh day Of October New You
ais laWemw Pubic A4a.aisrstor
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
1:'1y S6fgw sa ] E , n s9 h',s
hs % deceased 70 present. the with
YoTs before the 9Th day Of October ID.
as lsvemW Pubic AdmraSer.tor
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Jesse C. Smith
d i S vs S-s ' s. s j6 S viz Wy e; y
4 i2 o" 'f law d ' sf sss wIIy .,s,;'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
5oI i' LIS e s CO. : ~ g 80. . ID ;a 49,,
p otsLsLs A1e stlsIs a
s L.. ,'' TX sssis4 .%:#G q s rs
IN PURSUANCE Of IN order of Jesse c. Smith
% NV, t'S ..s s' Js AZ, s i'.2 i' 'as.i 5
% to s a lf a. re * og John aaa xo AZ io "a & s
p r9s lsvsaw. sCsIs RTGS E,.eai2s
IN PURSUANCE of Ell order Of the Surrogate of the
JOIN crI lex ; he CO s ss Yea 10 -. s sos s
he CT, Yo, o. o. ,.es- ~ ~-sty sis ssy y s.S
3 s 'e 81. f TIE I'D '' TLrx Hn re nKyyzr Aar,.
N PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of the
s19' c SS G % } I've. o ps,.a' s'' ' .,sa'
De. ,oaehes, sulroer
%
isi5 isNtsnNtJ AMELIA CHAPLIN. Ain.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
sS' Rs, ~ s 1i n, y " s i De s1'as , n:
u he
EOAKDMAS %
IL Of
1853 (hh23 lavdmWed) WILLIAM McARTHUR, AdIstr5tof
&UPREME COURT-Theodore Smith against Isaac
~ Summons-ro DEFENDANl-sir' You are hereby
mmonod the complaint il this action and fery Of
EcOttyie
within days after the Srvce hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such and the defcLdsnt the complaint
assd the plain III, will ppy the Court for the rehef dalded
IN fhe complaint Aud viii that the complaint
this fled the Office Of the Clerk Of Aegany County
the 18Th day Of Jane 1883 A. G. RICE,
Je22 le~3wWed Plsintif Attorney
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Snrrugate OF the

County Of ssw foS tereoy a.
o o " n
bESEDlCT
EOAKDMAS Attorney % oa
Uft.Ad
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JIOILOWAY~ PILLS for BOWEL COM

II PLAINTS DlARRuEA Snd DlsOkDENLD sIOMACHS-
these Complaints cannot use inner edicide "a "A
bt valuable Pills. and laltD moceLe doses aod TIE let at
tended be effected Their STRENGTHENING utinTe
Az. the the
ds,iNs Oresns powerful Bile and dnOdars Of the liver
nehLl, BY i and those who suffering from long
Rot climates canot adopt ef ua remedy oao
Pills They alsD the best family dcne
Sold b, al votdrs Of D United pots aod
b1ts Of 81 ceB and 81 80 AID Wholesale by the
dug the Uutea States, add BY Ms A. ID.
EAkHs ,emlo s9d by the No IA Sdand London
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the


JOHN H. CHAPLIN Int Of iork. et~l
n D. u
.gttn Ootef ne,'-Dseo New
isd5 fan iaNonWtl AMELIA A CHAPtN. Ain.nrrs',r
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CIGAR ,nd TOBACCO ANlDOTE.

T4 " DO have the habit Of nOsng yOueh know
vii vhst G Gy tescy cues 70 them IN after life though
tGece tie cOnSt tuition they car mol stop tor
he Of the e1c sndu system by the use
aa wsLt nearly blndiDg nature aud
iu,t,.ss b.
HANNAH Ci.aI AID Tobacco Anoote Vegetable compound VI"
s,r,, The esi resulting oui the 81 Tobacco aad zs1 al
d. M e the ano sands TO Their mt con-
ouon sd juices u t bOay u then nGturs cue"s oe or we
ue t4e sl cure the Dyateate smokers AMI will
% mo orc be tu than WOULD be for cigars during the
s,,s tine Solo II ngs Of BI0sd~a and JOhn
Mr. Hs,sss Ru,o Brooklyn, aud al Homes Depot No 100
p,s.7 hottie
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1oIRArns LIouID HAIR DYE is positiyely

N sLo exception the invented,
NJ DS established reputation Chemical Philosopher
TINS DYE the
Am, IN tho sue trouble and moreover 9ossssses tue soguiI
s.a, o ulisiif the making so aud NICE Eqsaiy
Pcf,.S URAUBS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, for cinng
~. fecl cb-ps cracss chas All sSio
s,nJ.s PODRE SUBTLE uproot- hair iron og Dr-heads
nm, lbs OF sDy part 81 he BODY LIQUID ROUGE 9 9te
Y...s,d,t. HAIR GLOSS RESTORATIVE aod LILY WHITE.
SHSe a. DR. G0URAUUS old established Laboratory o. VA
80, ,.s Brosd ~, sud 20 WashDston-st Boston.
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IN PURSUANCE Of en- order Of The SURROGATE of tbe


esa,r JOHN GulICK ate o. The New Yot
nq3 iavfaW. ALEXANDER nKYyZIE. Adnrls,rasor
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nnrnt, especially eiaoed 20 the uHfse,
and work him dayhis the pubic viii nod in
MILLS sud remedy cad Medical thlrr,
DR. k,lng,rs New Meoca Charm the wonderful med
IL heaves inmed it-y,
and all snd ruises and work she hoss
dsi7 isrge bottles 81; - This only be
hid II retail Doctor No 476 Roadway
mas This renecy what
the Medical Charm 81 and
BMr. Lsre. Murray ana West cueo horse rev
da,s Of hsaes ISLANDERS Nj Nm Rad'or wholesale goer Of
No st. purchased splendid that badly Injured
he would days He cured with
bottle and worth $50 There las anything hike
In tie hslOly Of mediocre
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% al JANE-J ..
bance cesd hey required
hefe tle -ltc ole Or John
- G. New Yoit teore DC tTteta d. esen
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= S-Who can say shat was the charge for Storage
,asssee from Liverpool 10 New York in Tspscos Line
ron the middle of last March to the -t OF July p Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

We have received ass of the Mexican journals up to
the 4h Of june We take from them the following iss
in addition to those which published yesterday BY
way Of New Orlssns;-
The death of Senior Alsman, the Mexican Minister Of
Foreign Relations locked upon . political ca
lsmity. The Unipersdl-which has its columns In
mourning for the events assured that the person
named by Anna occupy the vacant department.
Is the present minister of government DON Manuel Des
de Bonne
new Journal made its appearance in the city OF
Mexico the 5.h June under the title Of the Diaro
0Godl-the Official jou, pal of the MexicAn republic
Santa Anna has published . decree prohibiting all
soldiers and Ulcers Of the army from contracting mAtr
mony, without the previous license Of the government
company has been formed to construct o railroad
between Mexico and Tlapam, and have published
statement by which appears that the total cost Of the
wek from Mexico to Tscubaya will amount $3.50 to
be divided into five thousand shares from 81 600 Ito
$780, and from that 500 commissioner has been
sent to Europe puI railroad implements
models, to be cop ed in Mexico.
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Obituary.

DEATH OF DIR. J. W. SCHMIDT, OF CHARLES TON.
This gentleman, for nearly half century practising
physician at Charleston South Carolina where he long
since acquire reputation Of most successful prac
ttioner and shu SURGEON, departed this life early yes
erday morning. at the advanced sge OF eighty Ave years.
Age feeble health requiring removal from the
Of his professional labors, he onths since
brought to this city, where he has since resided,
rounded by the aft ctionate attentions os his children
During hs long and most successful practice, he
accustomed to eL6er his valuable services alike
and without distinction to the rich and the poor aborng
among the latter with all his zeal and energy and with
GU. other reward than the qualification of benevolent
heart Industry, eneyolence, warm feelings, and
waverirg rieI dhe. his characteristic traits. He
had large circle Of friends 500, beariIg his name
ind lroiesson in this city and two daughters left
to the loss of most kind devoted and affection
ate father.
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TIE CIRPn SHR SWEEPSTAKES This sci, which fel
over in the endeavor launch her Saturday evening
remained in the position yestsrdAy evening" al.
though two derrcks and two steam tugswers breught
into rsquisiton About two thirds Of her lie in the
water and 1t is said she rests upon rock Hef upper
works have broken away side about midshps The
tide said have risen higher yesterday than had
been known for long time and II thought to be
impossible to get her of in good condition II not done
last evening.
The CLIPPER SHIP SOVEREIGN THE SEAS, Capt. MKay,
left port ON Saturday for Liverpool
STRAIN FOR THE SANDWICH IsIAsDs.-A new steamer,
recently built in PHILADELPHIA called the Peytona is
lying at of piers. where her rigging being ad
justed; upon the completion of which she will sail for
Fan for the purpose Of running frsm there to
Honolulu The keel of apoher boat has just been laid in
Philadelphia, and intended to follow her. The Peytona
is six hundred and 6fty tons burhen owned by Mr.. VIII
ams of Philadelphia and goes out under command Of
Captain Nash She wiz 60 around under canvass, and
will probably reach San Fsncico in about hundred
days.
STEAMSHIP UNCLE SAM = This fine steamship, Captain
Mills will sail at IL O'Clock to-day for Panama. She has
been thoroughly overhauled and ventilated to suit her
for the Pacific trade. TIE owner. Mr. E. Mills, intends
establishing On independent line, to in connection
with the steamship under process of building to be
called the Yankee Blade which is to take the place of the
Uncle Sam on this side of the Pacific.
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City Intelligence,

FATHER GAvAzNs LECTsRE --ladre Gavazzi delivered,
last night bis usus weekly lecture 70 his conDrymen at
the Sruyvesent Institute ihe room, in spite Of the
warm weather contained very large audience, and ths
orator received tn apyeuse. After the reading OF
st Peus erhtle to the Romrns ard tire common prayer
Of "Our Fa,ho who a. IL Heaven Father G,vazzi
nonncod hat lie should deiiser lecture Wednesday
Deht, st a.toI oian Hall. in the Italian and E0elsb
languages and wished that his cauntrymen would be
psseut az gpctIemen and there rnaiptap the right Of
public discus sou The subj CT Of the lecture The
spirit q Grd aud ~ the Go pei c0mpared VITO tbs True
Ell ID of Freedom The Padre ended his lecture by
king aiuson 10 Iaan who oetray I'd Gafribaldi
IN ombaidy
TIE WEATHER. Yesterday was an exc 'edugly warm
day The the oometer being high So Mt o'clock in
the after Tho warmth OF the DIV had visible effect
upon The general health ard not of
Teorle beirg by H. who happened TO out OF
d ors. We of this the Bttery, at n
late hour in the afternoon when the excessive heat had
apparently respectfully attred crdale, who
stretched in fit upon the grass, with crowd Of
people ssring her. Some good ratured fem aes at
tempted 20 her but there doctor sent for
ary Io,c. 10 be about the SPOT The parks
ard places Of public reso crowded iurlug the
rigeyery tyirg TO breathe some fresh air. which
was certainly very much required.
WoMAss New YORK Cry TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION "A
ntetiog Of a runoer Of highly respectable and nAu-
initial ladies assembled at the hall No. 3S Canal street.
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Highly Interesting from Venezuela.
OUR PUERTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENTS.
PUERTO CABnLO Nav 90 1883

PUERTO CABHLo, May 20, 1853.
Reaolntion against the Monagds Government.
The bark Venezuela sails from this port for Phadel-
phia this cay and seze this opportunity to inform ye
Of the state OF this country The OF Monagas
has been for lopg time extremely unpopular and g
great dissatisfaction has pervaded all classes Of the
munty the small number Of troops in the service
Of the government cannot be dspeuded upon rs the SOL
diers receive pay and the treasury is completely
exhausted.
The press has lately tcemed with most violent atacks
against the Mopogas administrations ard in
Of this and of the general discomfort President Monagas
demanded ard obtained from council OF COVE nment
exrsoi binary die ois powers to meet the threat
enIg Storm The consequence has beep that the press
in Caracas the captsl has bet ri eoesd and two or
three OF the EDITORS have been m prisoned This pro-
cpced great excitement and FASTENED tho dreaded
vent CEREAL Msyino has pronounced, or taken up
arr agnpst the government In Nsracav, and have
just received information here thar he is in Villa Cura
at the head 81 nfarly thouss nd 1t also
hat GeIe al Carlos Casteli experienced aud ipfnen
ment; and that several revolutionary movements have
AIKEN place In the INTERIOR and in different parts of the
, ouptry.
If this which have just received hare arns ont
rue, the revolution has commenced In earnest At all
events II Is cert ain that regular with
he int rior Is cut OFF, moth in Ia COM
pleey pars zed and the prices Of produce merely
nominal.
There have been several gritos hurr.s for General
Paez, who euppose, is quiet among and
everything j. in confusion and quite chaotic l will
wire 70 you by the opportunity, whish vii be the
packet for ST. Thomas 30 the for
the steamer from that island 10 New York.