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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR
~ New Orleans via Havana, Monday l2-The well
Known and favogite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain
cd and ftsod with bsler new cabins furniture
and in pect in the complete order she
will sail the 18th December at two n, from Warren
street pier Rates Of Havana and New
State BERTH 0 berth, SO steerage
ooe Freight TO New Orleans 40 cubic Specie
only taken freight to Havana Shippers will be supplied
with blank bills fading Of the form issued by the company
bills Of lading will DO signed after the sailing For
freight passage apply at the office of the company M
eat. of etrcet. n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.-The Accessory Transit Company o!
Hisarasua .hreush IN advance Of the mail
The double engine steamship stat or THE EST
tons 6urthen will leave from pier No. North river
day December 20 sosnsesins with the new ana avorise
steamship CCRTES 1000 burthan the NioaeA
Transit route having hut twelve miles Of land
Non These steamers in their vontis Non
For isorn alton apply
" to CHARLES MORGAN, AGENT No. Boz wing Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

DROOKL YN MUSEUM.-A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
- testimonial to A. A. LansI will Of this evening,
Decembcr9 which occasion the following ladies and
John R. Scott. Mr. H. =. stevens Mr. John Wioans, Nc.
Foster Mrs. r. Scott Mfs Hfsrt Mrs Rea, Miss Mar
shall Miss Kate Hunter, Miss Ingerso Misses Leon and
the day. Admission Parquette 50 cents Gallery Is cents
Seats can be secured from ~ A. NJ. until p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

ENOR SAN FRANCISCO THE CLIPPER SHIP POLY
NESIA rapidly loading ~ pier 2 East river and
expected to sail before the 10Th inst Passengers
the Cape par uarly requested examine her spacious
and comfortable ccomm0dstons Early application 10
cessary, Q the number 10 strictly limited.
SUTTON A CO.. "a Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
Reduction in prices Of passageunited States Mai,
eseamshp Company connecting with the Pacific Nail Steam
Gsiiforni. .nd orsson via AiPinwan and Psna@a-The
for Aspinwall Tuesday, Dec 1 2o'oook NJ from
pier foot Warren street. the fast sailing GEORGE
Pacific Mall Steamship CON Rany steamer GOLDEN GATE,
Capt. c. r. Patterson. Through tickets to California
those fayorts be purchased very
prices The transit Of the IsthmuB the expense
ties ioi crossing the thmss such cannot be found
WHITNEY, ~ the Office 1T West street, Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

&TEAM BETWAEE NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Com pAnys new
ssesmer GLAsGOW W sons; Nv horse porsro Rehezt
Wednesday January ~ At = O'Clock neon First cabin
thisd olsss, szs-stewasd''fses INCLUDED Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

i Line. The and splendid steamship UNION, Capt.
r. Adams will leave pier No North river for the above
precisely For freight apply on board ghsre Al bills Of
TON CO., 80 Broadway. Through tickets to Florida, %
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no CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
4nsg ,9x6 new npa sRlsnaia steamship YANK =!
esnbsr th .ta ocioskP rom the toes Of N:rsh Moore
UNCLE SAN 2U00 TONS which win sail Immediately the
arrival Of tho passengers at PanaT for saA Franchise
These to.mers vastly superior other the
ard confidently expected that the voyage TO California
w maze IN. n wsnsysMS aayG PASSENGERS rfoosrins
per cont from the lowest rates charged any other
treghs or passage apply only 70 T. kILlS Agent 81
Cortlandt Gtree1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

rHRISTY,S AMERICAN OPERA HOUBl NO. "a
" Roadway, above rand street
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The well known original, far famed, and only
CHRlSfY's MINSfRELS,
Organized in ls42
The first and oldest estabis I'd In existence
THE MODEL TRoUPk OF THE WORLD,
The first to hermone Melodies aud Of ahg
popular style of Eth opiar Entertain nens whose
in this city succession of
past without PRECEDENT the annals Of public
in New York
THE COMPANY
corprising versatile and talented oorp Of experienced
performers under the direction supervision %
EDWIN p. CHRiSTY, sole Proprietor and Manager NJ
only individual OF the name Of CHktSTY engaged
former in tations Of Lthio plan Min
Admission u cents Doors at 81 O'Clock; eommeRso
at u O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

THE GREATEST MUSICAL PRODIGY WILL ARRIVE
in New York about December viz, Nicholas
Goodsn, known lie Petit Ole Bull" Address Jollies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

NOTICE.-STEAMSaIP MARION FOR CHARLESTON.
IN The steamship MARION will not leave saturday,
Dec To- for Charleston her regular day consequence Of
her having been withdrawn for trip Passengers holdag
tickets by above vessel will be transferred to the steam
ship UNION, TO sail ON Wednesday, Dec. IA
tP0FFORD, TILEsTON CO., 80 Broadway.
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DANvARD'S HOLY LAND, AT THE GKORAMA sos
ID Broadway, exhibited evening" at IN and Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons, 81 o'clock Adnises rs
Front aaata 80 oanta.
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TyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by even to this occupant or cupants
Of Ill houses and lots improved unim rovd lands Affect
Cd there that the following assessments have been
pleed by the and lodged In the oos OF the
Bureau for BY all persons inter
estod, viz.:-For building in Mercer street. from
Spring Prince street. The limits embraced by such
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
cant lots pieces and parcels situated both sides
Of Mercer Spring to Prince street. All
whose iptere is affected by the above
and who opposed the either Of them,
quesed TO present their objections in writing to the under
signed At their office, No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from he date Il this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department. Deoem
korS
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DIoN BOURCICAULTs WINTER EVENINGS AT
- Hope Chapel.-Un Tuesday next, December Is, Mr..
Bourcicault will reare The Story o. the Stage"a classical
taleustrated By pan.n from tho pencils Of celebrated
European artists admission, 50 Secured Seats
Van Nordea Kings, Wall street, and Hall Sons Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

CIGNOR BLITZ sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE NO. ca
= Brsadwsy.-Come and laugh. The secret Of life u
be happy The amused the deeei aud the mine
explained vehtriequisn Magic s.d shs Canary Bird.
afternoon, ct O'Clock Admission % oents children, III
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, DECEMBER
" lS53-Owners wanted for tho following properly
supposed to be stolen at the First District Court
For piece OF cotton and wooen CLOTH also AZ th
Sixth ward station house. Capt Brennan for one 100 &
vest chain; also porte monnac containing soe
10 cket and some money, and other papers, lfoundl
GEORGE W. xATSELAL. Chet N Seuo&
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TvHE YOUTHFUL WONDER, LITTLE CORDELIA HOW
ard deshtns large audiences ~ the National Theatre
Eva in UIcle Toms Cabin Both these pieces at this
~ tbs II Nav vru ~ narnrmsa svspv
Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons UNCLE
TOMS CABIN every niKht and Wednesday and Saturday
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS.
81 GRAND
SHAKSPEAREAN NIGHT,
This EVENING, FRIDAv0 DECEMBER
On which occasion the whole Of Looke's
MUSIC OF MACBETH
will be performed Reserved Seats be secured At HALF
SINS, 29 Broadway Tie Hall is heated BY entire
process.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

WALLACK's THEATRE, b
w street.-Doors open 1T I
Friday evening. December 9
A CURE FOR I'll
Old Rapid Mr.. Blake
Young Rapid Mr.. Lester
Sir ii. Stanley. MIR. Bernard
Chas. Stanley. MIR. Reynolds
OAKLAND. ). Mr.. Thompson
Vortex. Mr.. Chippendale
RAISlNo
Diddler. .......M Mr.. Walcot
Sam -. Mr. Thompson
Pathway. Mr.. Bernard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

DR0CKLYN ATHEFEUM.-GRAND BALLAD EN-.
ID tertanment-MR. DEMPSTEK will give . Concert at
the Brooklyn Athennum,
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER t.
On which occasion he will choice selection Of the
favorite old English Scotch and Irish and Ballads
He will also sing, by request, his celebrated cantata in
three parts, styled the
MAY QUEEN,
Composed by himself.
Doors at 6h p. NJ; the Con will ut tx
Tickets 80 cents eahnay be had at the principal music
and bookstores and at the door evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-12

On or about the ao Russians attached the fort OF
rultssha bat we're OF fulschs 10 the last Turk
Ism fortress the Danube
Seine Posh officers of distir sion have already taken
ssrvcs With Turks and others have gniasd their In
ter ton to Franceand probably England, also
at length considers that the Porte Is justified in using all
the means at disposal and for this the Poles
are welcomed to the Ottoman ranks.
Cen Prim (Spanisrd,) Lord worsley, Captains Ra-
thurst Hsreert wilson and Lieut. Buckley, (Engsh J
were with omsr Pscha At the battle OF olteni Ia The
Sultan has written 0msr letter OF approval, and has
sent him . superb charger.
The Augsburg Gaxdt has intelligence Of the approach.
Messrs Kisselsd and Bruno~.
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Francis Joaeph TO enlist svowsdiy and willingly
under the Nusosvi.s banner to secure more dominion
with which this last telsgraphio statemsnt must DO
received Nor Is the rumor less open 70 susPicon On
Sths. grounds For Prussia to Ss ms,,s o"r,ms.
herself to the Czar Prussia Is not bound 70 follow on tne
foolish path. Inoeed Prns'isn interest would he
served by false step the part OF Austria and IN pro
portion 10 the likelihood Of such stsp ths part of her
nsphbsr In like proportion Is her need for care In
ths avert on any real involvement Of France against
Russia If sided With the auocrxt Leu Napoleon
would have the door for hs passage to the Rhine
whenever be pleased and in such contingency hos
could Eae land frame objectionsY Prussia aegade TO
the faith OF civilization she must lake the
The real interests of the civilized Western States OF
Europe are as one Their only safe policy Is to promote
their commerce 10 amehorate their laws, aud to
render the Interchange Of products Of ttought one
amongst another, more ard more free. Their TO-
reign policy Is TO make against the
ntea ed despotsns of Russia and AUSTRIA and keep
those despotsms at arms length until the populations
that neuish under the Gar and the npsror have In
spite of the tyranny expressing Them CLEANED enough Of
civilization to make them strive f r improved govern
nts The sympathies Of fire people viii lways be
with other nations struggling be free the Of
free ration shou always be ready to prevent barbarous
hordes from swapping that which has outgrown bar
ism Hence Prussia, as really cultivated nation
should naturally be found the eide of England and
France-and in the present case Of Turkey also-as
sgspst Russia and its outpost Austria More than
sign however, indicates that King Frederick william Is
unequal to the enson Of the requirements
Of the country and times and stranger things under his
rule may prove true than that the Prusstn Ambsssa
DOR has really been recalled from Constantinopls.
At present, however, we will not believe that
any such step has been taken The Prussian Cham
orsned yesterday speech read by the President
Ct the Ministry in which 1t ssd:Thst their dslibs
at period of great anxiety regarded
external AFFAIRS and at time when the peace of Europe
eight De disturbed by complications in the East the
govern men neither could would conceal the fact that
this anxiety founded facts but still 1t pre-
pared to look with confidence the future Prussia,
supported by her strength and fully conscious OF her
power would continue, heretofore her efforts In
every direction maintain peace and would hold in the
OF peace and moderation indeI endant and i'm
srtal tone throughout the whole Of thus difficult ques
ton" 1.-THE King will do what is here promised-win
hold in the OF peace and moderation independ-
ent and impartial tone in the Eastern queetn he may
veil through difficulty, otherwise almost full
o. capger to him to Austria But to be independent
and impartial is not to lean towards Russia.
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TAI. 500.
10 day the Bours experienced some violent aactus.
lions, owing TO certain Of fresh compilations Of
the Eastern question. Prices closed At decline The
Three Per Cent? closed at Tar 20 for the end OF the
month, and the Four Half per Cents. at loof
Tbs following was forwarded at P. NJ Not. 10, BY
Up to the 4th, French ssh ships had left tho
Bo. phorus for the Black See Ga the 1eth, 1lta and
18th there were heavy storms omsr Pachs has received
orders to continue the war with all energy
Yesterday the Russian Consul General Chevalier Mu
chin, with bis consular suite, crossed here from
Belgrade The Turkish Pacha threatened TO lombard the
city unless Buchn took his departure. After con-
nupcatpg BY telegraph with his embassy in Vienna NJ
Euchin yielded to his desire and withdrew As there
two parties among the Ssrvans, it is highly probable
that this occurrence lead to some dissensons among
the Servan nation, and thus open door for the inter-
ventien of superior power Up to this time Belgrade
continues tranquil but conflict has been spprshsnded
with the Turks BY reason o. events In Bosnia
General paraguay dHlisrs has made his first official
appearance at the Divan.
The Sultan has addressed q congratulatory letter to
Omer Pacha and that General with his fsvore
horse.
The ere atest e1ceme mt prevails In Aghanitau Dost
Mahomed has declared to the Shah Of Persia that the
Aghsns at with the Russians, that he means to
attack them in the direction OF Chrvan and that he
lvea march through the Persian territorss-with
the shAhs consent ths Shah will give It, against 1t If
suoh ccnsent be refused.
most Afshaps His place is taken by his late Grand
vizier, Afghan prince called ndhirim the Thunder
bolt.
VIENNA, Nov. a. 1858.
No armstice has been concluded but hostties vr
tually suspended on the banks Of the Danube
Letters from Kaova Of the l7th confederate the
of the retreat Of the Turks from Kslsst to Wdin 9th
COO men who formerly held that position 5000 only
sined at Kalefat.
The first regiment OF Osten Sacksn's corps passed
through Jassy the 18th Inst.
Letters from Belgrade state, that the difficulties be-
tween the Porte and Serva settled The Turks to
garrison the eli the border and the contingent Of
12oCe men will DO permitted to join tina army on the
Danube
VIENNA, Monday, Nov. 49, 1853.
The reports ii the Russians have crossed the Danube
all unfounded. The Turks fol tilted at KaleAt,
600 strong There il cessation Of active hostities,
but srnistce.
vienna, Nov. %, 1858
1t is credby reported that serious conflict has taken
place between the Ssrvians and the Turks Ushza
the Srvo Bosnian frontier The Turks repulsed
The loss Of both parties Is estimated ct 500 men.
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THE RUssO.INDIAN ALLIANCE.

The hshouedans Of Hndostan are said to be much
excl ed with the that the sultan Is at war; and that
the English are assisting him. Recently IL was an
noupced that the Gar had formed alliance with the
ceebra ed Rst Mahommed, but present sdvces tell
diff rent story. 1t remains to be which Ia true
The latest account from antinople to 18TH
and says that Dos Mshommed had notified the Shah OK
Persia that the AHghans Ut will the Russi .ns
that he (Dos) TO attack them in the dir OF
Chusn and that he viii march through the Persian ter
rtory for that purpose with the Shahs permission II he
gives It, anc without II refused. The Khan Of Bokhara
has been killed by band Of Afghans and his place is
taken BY his late Vixier, an afghan prince AIMED
DGhrim, or " the Lightning"
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THE --LATEST sPATCHEs.


10000 auxiiaries yesterday shipped for Constan
tinople
The Mai omedsns OF Hndostan In state Of great
excitement,
BUCHAREST, Nov. 81 1883
From Bucharest two words telegraIhsd, "Nothipg
Iew.n From Belgrade, November "a, "All quiet"
MALTA, Nov. 23, 1853
The Queen Of ll8 guns, arrived from England on the
22d inst
PAnB Nov. 2T--6P. M.
Yesterday vely Pssha went TO Fontainbleau on the
Emperor's invitation.
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ave thousand in ALL and It appears that bis Hghns Is
not inclined t. send any men, even to provide
the sultan With wheat, he considers that he has
done quits enough In support Of the cause.
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EGYPT.

The correspondent Of the London TINES writing from
Alexandria upon November 10, says The Egyptian
steamers expected from Cont antnope have not YET ar
rived to take the remainder OF the troops about seven
thousand Ave hundred men, which Abbas Pacha hal In
readiness 10 join the sutan's army against Russia the
number Of troops sent By the PachA win b about twsnty
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MILITARY ENERGY OF FRANCE.

There is ostensble movement at the War Office or
in the military departments Of France, yet it Is
that the army is in the highest state of efficiency and
that the government is fully prepared to meet any
tipgency that may arise.
The proposed pceae Of the Chasseurs de vinoennes is
formally authorized In his report the minister de-
scbes the of this celebrated and formidable Corps
They act he says sharphooters to the general
nts in epgsgen emit being grouped given
point In order BY numerous fire to produce effects 81
Dilar to thoe Of the artillery; sho they employed in
special missions, and sudden ATTACKS in enemy
country.
In Paris 1t was generally expected that battle would
be fought on ter 23d November, In the local
ty between Krajovs sn6 Kslefst.
We DO not see how this could be known beforehand
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ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA

The Chambers opened at Berlin, on MOI day, 28th
ult by speech read by the President of the Ministry
The 6rft portion Of this address had reference to the
internal affairs Of the country such the scarcity Of
e1sin and the necessity of facilitating the means of
transport from part OF Germany to another At the
the Chambers to the fact that their deliberations
Benced 1T period Of great anxiety regarded external
affairs and at time when the peace OF Europe might be
ostu bed by compiled ons in t1e Fast The governm snt
neither could would conceal the fact that this anxiety
founded facts but It'll 1t prepared t. look
with confidence the future Prussia supported by her
strength, and fully conscious OF her power,
would ntnue heretofore her efforts in every direc
ton TO maintain peace and would hold In the cause OF
pesee and moderation and impartial tons
through out the whole Of this difficult question Bot
whatever turn events hight take Providence had placed
10 Prussia King at the head OF united valiant and pa
iotc people, apd the Chamber might rest assured that
the government on every occasion which 1t might be
called on to act, would be solely guided BY the true in
t-reets of the nation.
Major Wldentr uci, the PrussAn, had been recalled
frS m Coustap tirOBle.
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CIRCASSIA.

The Vienna spondent of the Lopdon Chronicle,
writing upon November "a h, says:-The following i'm
porant eence from the seat of in the Caucasus
reached yesterday by extraordinary channel TIE
RussiaLs have gained brilliant in their
ter with the Turks at Gumr At the close Of the month
of October body Of several thousand Turks attacked
tho Russian detachment aoned the Turkish frontier
in the immediate vicinity Of the fort of Gumr with the
view Of making then selves masters Of the fort eutsn
ant General Prince Baratynsky encountered them sue
cessuy put them to fight with loss OF 2so killed
and wounded whilst during the pursuit, 500 Turks
were made prisoners Of war.
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AUSTRIA.

Something important evidently about to transpiie In
Hungary correspondent of the Times and under da .e
Nov 22d, mentions that men and artillery being
! srried of from Vienna to the Hungarian Provinces.
During the previous three days ninety eight guns had
left and the directors of the railroad TO stop sending
goods for eight days. their freight trains will be
qui ed to send mlitay stores TO Hungary The nj ,th
army corps has received orders to hold itself ready
march.
Baron de Bruok, the Austrian nsgociator has been
called from Consl antinople.
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pr. s. II. RsthboDe's 50.
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Inflammation Of ne Dysensry DiAsA NsSsa sna vels-
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count wnos' rr .sIe NewYsrt by oLCorr
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TcPTssEs SHOULDER BRACES, ladies
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professional Notices.

~ B. ADAMS, Washington, ID. c.. (late OF the Post
~. DEPARTMENT. offers his services 20 person. nyns os
ness with or claims the Government Al inquiries ior NOR
nation accompanied proper fee, will receive
Hayns business with gentleman long n III
po the location Of lands and the settle
ept Of land and other claims IN that state The investigation oil ue
&C. "Nu '"e ' - C. B.ADAMS, Washington d. c.
REFERENCE: Hon VIM H. Seward Hon Truman Smith, Hon.
c % Tennessee; Horace Greeley New1ork
hrs NJ ELLIOTT will receive his patients on Tues
days Thursdays and SATURDAYS from to Y O'clock dlnE the
the office adjoining his Astronomical
Island H. Will continue the practice ot
pbbslic Medicine Surgery Mondays wednesday and ne
DAYS .s usua from O'Clock at his Office No +SS broadway
NFFICERS. MARINES and SAILORS OF the
UNITED STATES NAVY and Officers and Men OF the Revenue
Service the Pacific the Coast OF aun1
lGi6 TO 1882 entitled 70 e1
,La pay. III 49, or AMY 10 P BELTS, Agent,
'Ho ''N-'' No Sc Wallst. Basement.