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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

~ W. HOLMES AUCrIONEER.-SALEO OIL ELEGANT
" osnssre sarEsts pssno forte oil paintings
Au4iw< o. ct O'clock al the furniture &C.
o brsvA stons house No. l2l Fort 6h street. bet
ss. tnsss cy and ipJ.a os.psts two elegant French
wood suite In satin broeAtsa suite
plush vvpsrsr rosewood forte in perfect order richly
sns faey table, ses tsts. .tss lounges easy shsr,
esS maetle top buresas and wash stands best hair mat
ress soA bedstcad extensioA dvpg table relegant gilt
cutlery eeeckery Ard ss bassmsn and kitchen fur
allure &o
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sALEs AT AUCTTOM


"A remptory sale OF the balance of three hu
dred beautiful and choice building lots At Fort Hamilton At
.,ALIIRr II NIcoLAY vii sell on wadne:isy. August
"a 1e O'Clock the ground tho bal nca OF three
bsrdred choice lots and villa ss situated at
The romsntio vilIsgc Of Fort hamilton.
These villa sites % by l feet, and located high
ground having splendid and view Of tbs At
ntio 6oeas, Now York Bay the Narrews Staten Island
de- &C. which be surpassed within twenty miles Of
The aAty of New York
The gtrssts and all opened and properly
GRADED aad expense viii spared to beau
Sfy tLs groucd. permanent ferry is established
which, oonpeoton with the stages ssd the
railroad rem Brooklyn will Fort Hamilton easily
accessible could be desired,
The Third from Brooklyn opened
graded to the hamilton House hs property which
Affords most DELIGHTFUL ride thereto In the space
Of about thirty minutes Staamb ats Economy
~ leave pier North river 10 and II NJ, aLdi 2
and O'Clock r. NJ daily also, the Rapport
foot Of Chsmbers street nc A. and r. Nj also stages
6om South Brooklyn.
args portion OF the Enrehase money remain on bond
And mortgage term Of years. tho title unaues
ronab.c. Of which printed abstract will be furnished
gratis to every purchaser
All psIns DESTROYS OF attending the slo will s furnished
With sesmboat tickets free Of charge Por maps and par
tcuiars sppiy 70
j. C SANDERS.
or n. McGRAW, 456 Broadway,
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A yCfI0N SALE-TRIS DAY, AT 10I. O'CLOCK AT
~ Rcwery In the auction rooms II coasequsnce Of
novk all ths stock. consting Of oungcs hair
nattesses csrpets bedsseads Office des tables rocker
shass t5pzs eloeks lookins glasses stoves lamps &c.
THtyS. SpINK Auctioueer.
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UCTION NOTICE -rROS. RELL, AU JTIOyEER.-
n By w. S. INGSAHAM.-On "Wednesday, az lOi,
ooocs Ia the sale rooms 10 North William street. will
sold the ente household furniture OF genteel family
s beautiful invoice q French pslntfas; and eolersd
dM gs!d watsh and ohain gus two rifles other
NalnAAie Arsiclea. Ps-ti,ulaYa day Of aala.
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RF. sosEPH HEGEyAN, AUCTIONEER ON WE'D.
y nesdaS August - At lc clock noon the premises
:s tss coras Of Fraqkin and Atlantic avenues Brootyn
huiSass 80 be removed immediately Also at half past
sedcck r M ut the Of Dueld street and tu
.on aFetus Brooklyn general assortment Of household
furntus eensstins bureaus carpets
edaaas fsssher bsds and bedding tea and dinner cots
de- iNABa oas parior organ ed Piano.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1PHClAL NOTICES.
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF TIE
In firm Of PERINR, PATTERSON 4 STACK, has taken
the shpyard formerly occupied by the late 6r the
Of North adasA to the Grand and Houston
street fries Williamsburg whore he will carry the
business OF shiphuiding In all its breaohca
NOTICE TO BUTCHERs.-THE ELECTION OF TRUs.
Melting assoeisn win Be- held al their oSce e,rSer r1 Of
Fifth street and FSst avenue Tuesday rex h inst
at o'clock r NJ. Tho members are requested 70 give
ready at ths desk for BY order o the Bosrd
NoTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED PRESENT THEIR
~ compliments to the members of Lafayette Zephyr
Club and regret thai which they had
control prevented their attending Monday evening.
August % but hope there will be hard feelings 10
sequence Of nom sadance. =. EvERETTE, Captain
F. TAYLOR, Secretary
RUTHERFORD GOLD MINING COMPANY A MEET.
III ing the stockholders Of this oompaiy will bo held at
their office No Wall street. on ThrysSsy August 2S
O'Clock y. NJ foil attendance desired tusness OF
Importance viii lie brought before the meeting By order.
a. JAY SMITH, Acting Secretary.
CECoNp AVENUE RAILROAD C0MPANY-NOTICH
- No. LON and after saturday, neust 20 the Of
the SeecDt Avenue RsiIr rad Company will every sx
minutes as follows Up Peek clip, Pearl street Chatham
to Twenty third street. through Twenty third street
$50 md Second avcnue Twenty eighth street,
returning through Second Cheye street. Grand
street, Bowery, Oliver and Souyh streets to Peck slip
DANIEL j. SHERW oOD, Superintendent
New York, August II, lS53
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lJOMSES AND CARRIAGES At AUCTION. -WEDSES.
III dny at u block, at Dey street, OF Green
wich street one bay horse sixteen hsnds high nine years
old do, fifteen hands both kind In all harness.
and FREQ from tricks together with assortment Of
Jhse toas bsrouebes &c.
-, MEIIiNGTnN A. CARTER Anntnasar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

n q HOUGH, AUCryOEEER-MORTGAGE SALE
s speadid rosewood and mahogany furniture covered
w:dnsdsy' Aasu:t sisS y n y S. lls West twenty
hrst eS<eet between Seventh and Eighth
fursiturs In said house consisting suits Grim
sen aad gold brocate upholstered In the best
elegant form rosewood sesIstares lsdss do, french
pieAcprte, made BY Gilbert, snd warranted Also the
usse essertm ant Of chaheI furniture consisting paint
ID sNis Of other beat rsse
psasssrs oountsrp.pss yoOlen blankets feather boil
two and three ply large well selected collection Of oil
paintings and engfavngs aud variety OF mant Il
nents china vases French socs cut glass; colcgnes f
sale positive shine Catalogues morning sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

TNDREI1URE, VINES. LIQUORS AND SEGARS, AT
lactonR. W FROST Auctioneer, will sell this day,
~ lex osock the premises No IL Spruce street,
order of the mortgage beds and bedding tables chairs
sofas sofa beds couehss couch beds chairs rocking
psintinss canary birds car oos oil cloth 90 also zone
ral assortment Of old winee quors and segars the whole
being the clceiry stock Of importer consisting Of Dumon
ognac brsndy In bond 0axd and Champagne do. In bot
ties, Jamaica Holland GIN Port and Madeira wiles
urnised cordial also 30 GOO Havana aegars assorted
brands silver ware consisting CT spoons knives and forks
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

with the interpreters and attendants, after the
| interview, were treated to trip in the Susque-
hanna, where they witnessed for the first time
the performance of the steam engine. After
leaving them at Craga, the squadron stood
across the bay toward the Eastern shore, and
then proceeded to the point reached by the Mis-
sissippi, about ten miles above Craga. On the
| following day Commodore Perry, in the Mis-
sissppi, went about ten miles beyond this,
making total distance of 20 miles beyond the
limit of previous exploration. From the deck
of the frigate crowd ofshipping was seen seven
or eight miles to the northward: and, from the
| number of junks continually going and coming,
it was evident that this was the anchorage in
front Of the capital The officers Of the Susque
hanna and Mississippi speak with admiration Of
the beauty Of the shores, and the rich cultIva-
ton and luxuriant vegetation which they every
where witnessed. The natives with whom they
came in contact were friendly in their demeanor,
and the Governor of Craga is spoken OF as
model of refinement and good breeding.
'.The day before the departure of the squadron
the Governor went on board the Susquehanna,
taking with him number ofpresents, consisting
of articles of lackered ware and other japanese
manufactures. A suitable collection Of presents
was prepared in return; and, in spite of his de-
claration that it was contrary to Japanese laWs
he was obliged to accept them in order to pre-
vent the rejection of his own. He afterward
brought off large quantity of poultry for the
vessel, and received in return large box of
choice American garden seeds. his acceptance
of the presents on the previo~-- visit having. to
his great joy. been sanctioned by his superiors.
Notwithstanding the repeated concessions which
the is ,anese made to the demands of Commo
dore Perry, they are said to have been very
friendly in their intercourse, and to have taken
their final leave with show of real regret.
''The squadron sailed from the Bay of Jeddo
on the 18th, and after encountering a severe
gale during the 21st and I'D, arrived at Loo
Choo on the 25th of July. and the two steam
frigates returned to Hong Kong on the evening
of the 7th of August"
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

Old Bulls concert" said Mrs. Par
tington, glancing up from her knitting, IS
she read the announcement Of the grand
concert on Saturday evening, and she smiled
= the ridiculous fancy ran through her
mind, ike grasshopper in stubble field,
g - old bnll giving concert. aAnd yet
asa't 80 very wonderful continued she.
of remember cat and canary that lived
'asether, and one or t'o,her of 'em used to
.ng beautifully. But l wonder what be
pays On" Ike suggested that he played on
oae o. nis own horns. which seemed 10 be
1,eesonabie z II nm glad he is going TO gire
I. concert because when went down 10
.aaas aeat great artizan play on Z violence, as
ney called i, though | found afterwards il
s - ao'hlBe but fiddle they were going to
ssafgs dollar till told ,em vas one OF
Y connections Of the Post, and they let me
= can't think What music an old bull
- make an sure. Il must be very 10
- should think, and better fitted for
s,.slIsfas than for pas,nred music.n She
s'0ssa sna her criiiqus with ! pinch Of .nuiI,
80 IN % 10 her wires again like teIe-
.pa's dispatch and went ahead, while Ike
-;.a $3.50 h'nself bY scratching his name
Z e..;,., ...a board nail in magnificent Roman
M sP's.as ~. upon the ns.ly-painlsd panel q
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AGENCY OF THE
Merchants IH<uFa nee Company
E Of New Orleans.

FOR the parishes Of Assumption, La
l. f,urehe and Terrebonne. The under ignea having
been appointed agent for the above Insurance Company
beg ieave the OF Planters. Merchants and
property holders Of the three above parishes 10 the fe
Comrsnies nf New Ole sns, for Country Fire Risk
- PRE- PISKS out II New Orleans on BUILDINGS or
contents excepting Gin and Sugar Houses and Their con
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SAME not eyceeding the sum berein insured. and the
OTHER FOURTH to be BORNE BE The ASST kED
me nnaer.rned is ready Insure properties against
Fire Risks and sso Cargo per sseambosts
CHARLES LEESEPS Agent.
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Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

~A girl At one of our schools lately
boys had stolen Ter eh.rac.sr," and called
on another girl, little meddiesome thing
as school girls usually are-'o corroboTa'e
being called on as witness, jumped up
and Iisped out: aYeth. .thir, he did tho, for
,haw him running round the houth eating
thumthing" The bad boy was OF course
convicted on such unexceP.ioual evidence,
and properly punished for his thieving pro-
penses-Memp phis Eagle.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19
October.

J Wideswath, standing on the threshold Of Oc
ober, speaks
The purpIng grapes hang On the bending vine,
The apples smile amid the fading green,
The golden sheases In yellow radiance shine,
The golden pumpkins gfsten in between ;--4ss
n The changing hHes upon the naples breast.
The samaes lurid glow within the wood,
The sudden sun descending in the wex,
The ground with lastly falling leaves besre~ed,
These are the sights that meet the mnsing ey<,
Upon the shreshch of October sere,
And every breeze that hastens wildly by
Sighs ont 4 requiem for the dying yeax-
8 The melancholy days Pm IN for FUR
Octooer's fun of IL had 4 dog and gun.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19
lwriaen for the Thibodaux Minerva.
The Quakeress Bride.

MRS. T. C.. sTEDxAS.
D. not in the halls OF the noble and proud,
Where fashion assemblies her giisterng crowd;
Where all il in beauty aud spiendor a1ray'd.
We're the nupSias performd Of the meek Quaker maid.
Nor yet in The temple those rites which she took,
By the altar, the mitre-crownd bishop and book;
Where oft in jewels doth stand the fair bride,
To whisper those VOWS which through life shall abide.
The bailiing was humble, yet sacred to Him
Before whom the pomp Of religion is dim;
Whose presence is not to the temple confined,
But dxels with the contrite and lowly Of mind
Twas there, al unreiFd save by rodesty, steod
The Qaakeress bride, in her pure satin hood;
Her charms uradorn'd by the garland or gem,
Yet fair as the Ely Just pluck'd from its stem.
tear gEssen'd bright, in her dark shaded eye,
And her bosom half uster'd a tremuieus sigh,
As the hand she had pledged eonfdingiy given,
And the low murmurd accents recorded in heaven.
rv been at the bridal where wealth spread the board,
Where the sparkling red wine in rich gobiets ponrd
Where the priest in his surpEce from ritual read,
And the solemn response vas impfesziyeiy said
Eve seen the fond sire in his thin locks of gray,
Give the pride Of his heart the bridegroom away;
While he brush the big tear from his deep furrowd cheek
And how'd the which his lips might not speak.
But in an the array Of the costlier scene,
Naught seem'd TO my eye 90 sincere ID it, mien,
No language 80 fully the heart 10 resign, ~
As the Qaakeress brides" Until death am thine"
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

LIS ALLAN sEcY ........ l.. BUSH, TREASURER.
GEORGE BONER Constable AND COLLECTOR.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
Loris BrsH, LECERcy DAcS'e, 1Eo - .,pAss'''
J. X. Got ED4:S, J. A. 9ITTHEa, f1aHs - tAASA''
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

4 IGIER j.. Ceafeet.oaers and Dealer az Fruits
n Corner of Marse. and ST. Louis Streets
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

DADEAUX / BRUFF, General Ns9chanfs corner @
ID Main and Focus street
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19
TO The Howards.

God bless you, nobIe workers,
Who toll both night and day;
Ged bless you in your noble deeds,
Whe dread disease would stay.
Like ministezing angels re are sent,
To hover round the bed Of pain.
But know that in you world Of light,
A blest reward yo1H surely gain
Nay an your paths through this dark world,
Be lighted by some cheering ray,
The Bible, be your earthly guide,
The Cross your hope, and Christ your way.
May gentle winds your memories war
Through the long lire Of years to come;
Till many learn to bless the names
OF those, who watched the loved 1t home.
Should yeu be stretched on beds Of pain,
Away from home, without friend,
May Heaven in pity look on you,
And some kind Angel to you send.
Should clouds OF sorrow Ger you roa,
Wrapping your soul in darkest gaooW,
May Gods bright SUN in beauty rise,
To gid your pathway 70 the tomb.
Oh! when your dying hour shall come.
Your souls prepare to meet their God,
May Angels bear you on their wings
To Heaven, for you blezt abode
Then shah low winds around your graves
To hymn their sad sweet requiem come
And many tear drop giistsn Der
The kind ones-to the loved at home.
Port Gibson Herald.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

DELCHER. CLIFFORD, .itorneg and Gonnss!tor a.
d Lar Leyee street, Laleoureux building
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

r Mr. Philip r. Van Wyck. of Tenn,
has been appointed to first class clership
lsso' per annnm) in the office Of the Secre-
,ary Of the Treasury, vice 1. K Lippincott
of Philadelphia, who resigned yesterday.
We understand thai Mr. l., in the course Of
week is to be married 10 Grace Green
wood - Miss Clarke-the distinguished
American Authoress.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19
TOWN DIRECTORY.
THIBDDAUN
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. I.

V. D. TERRE = NSE MAroE
ALDERMEN
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

DENNETT j u stGtivaer and Bookseller, at the foss
d Office Market street. @near St Philip
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

FRoN WAsHIscTok.-Assistau Surgeon
Steiner, y s. A., recently acquitted By the
Civil Courts in Texas for the murder OF the
OF the late MAJ Arnold, Of the ID Dragons,
is to be tried BY an Army Court Martial for
the same offence Orders to that end were
sent Of the homicide, a. The War Depart
ment If on being acquitted by the civil
authorities, he lett the post. prior to the re-
ceip, Of the military order above referred TO-,
he will be re-arrested under it wherever he
can be found.
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

DECK L BRoArDUs, Physte;ars Office, st. Philip
II =. inf aetS S;rt.et aau
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

RANSOM. Druggist and -4potheea-
D rtes Corner of ST. Philip and Main. a5o
Thibodaux minerva., 1853-11-19

Confectionary Store. 80
TyHE Subscriber respectfully informs the puhhe w.
Of pbip and Main streets where he will happy
to supelv Balls wedding and Dinner Partirs, and the
public with any article in the line Of his business on as
rheap ana advantageous terms asthey be had any
other establishment in this city. All he wants il that shs
nuh,ic should cali and examn for themselves
Th;b'x July 10 1852 t3I-nl VICTOR CoDDoI.
T4TNTS-Vh1e Red and Black Lead, vsu.tion Red
s,an.sh Brown Prus.;an Blue, Paris and Chrome rry
and in OIL Litharre Yellow Ochre, Chrome Yellow, Lamp
Black Lnseed OIL spts Terpentine, te had the
Drug Store Of l!-ttI j. s. fkILELL-
raE nest psrfume-y, embrscng an kinda Of the best
Poma.um- Creo.e Hair o., Lavender Water. extracts
for Hanih.reefs Coicsnea DC, sold by J. $. FRIZELL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-23
Obituary.

Died at sea- on board the United States ship PEBBLE,
the 5th ultimo, EDMUND MARCY, youngest son OF Hon.
WIN l.. NANCY Secretary Of State, in the 22i year of his
age.
The melancholy intelligence OF the premature death OF
this amiable and bghy-accomplishcd young gentleman
will be received with the deepest sensibiy by numer
GUS circle friends who knew the noble qualities of his
ture, and who looked with high anticipatons upon the
ope ming promise OF bis life. year he grad
ua,cd Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut with high
reputation for ability and in the studies which
had been devoted and returning TO his home
Albany entered with Hrdor the pursuits
with civil eugueetng the profession which he had chosen
and In which his aptitude and ability hema,-
clan insure his and distinction prob
able that the zeal and assiduy with which he gave himself
these abos and studies contributed still under
his already pecarous health Alarming sym pioms Of
consumption developed themselves; and early in the
las. auum he compelled, under the watcbiul Of
hi. father seek, in journey the southern Sate and
aGerwatd, the West Indies, the alienation and aid
which n,der climate might bring to his condition. Re
to the North with his health still untestoed he de-
under the advice OF his physicians, TO try the
effect Of voyage and with that view took passage in
the com and under the ssconate of his brother
Ideut Marcy on the PEBBLE, bound the OF Spain
He e Norfolk on 30h Of June last and breathed hi,
asst five days afierwa Yards
Seldom indeed have we been called upon perform a
more painful duty than thus record the early death OF
Young man so emnenly fitted himself tho
dial affection and oil all who knew him. and whose
and combined give the brightest promise
of 6tue uscfunes. and honor His many friends will long
cherish his memory and trust that those who knew
him hest and loved him will fud In their affecting
source of consolation in the
nj. virtues and the faith which aercy and wisdom
in all the dispensstions Of Divine Providence.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-23
Literary Notices.

NEW VEsIcE We understand that Edmund
Fagg, esq late United States consul Venice has in
press volume italy, en,ie 'Vsace, the City Of n,
Sea From Napoleon 10 Rede'zky." The author has
favored with examination Of portion of the proof
Sheets particularly description Of the bombardmon Of
Fort Malghsrs This event took place it will be
bered ring the celebrated sege Of Venice by Rado2ky
in 1879 The fort is strong one, having been erected by
poeoa in 1907 the defence Venice attacks
the northwest
Should limits permit, should be happy to present
our readers with from this forthcoming work
1t and countries Ieplee with interest at
this Time and promises be well worthy of general Pc
rusal.
AKrnUR's Hons GAZETTE FOR SEPTEMBER This maya
zine by The celebrated dome rorywrcr, Mr. T. S Ar
thur much readable character than some other
works of higher pretensions. The September number
contains great variety of mater of quite humor
n1s