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THE GAnpNER TnIAL.
FROM THE RrSuTAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.

FROM THE RTGuIAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1853
In the Gardner ease most of the Gay occupied in
al Igpug the admssibity of papers offered by the de
ftroe to show j. G. Gardners age The registry of his
birth was admitted, which makes him twenty nnc The
defence having closed the prosecution proceeded with
tebuttiDg testimony COL Lorenzo Thomas was sworn,
ana ilentided the letters hibitod yesterday, fifteen In
number, being in the handwriting of j. G. Gardner.
The letters handed to the counsel for the defence
for examination. Their contents had not trans pircd
the adjournment Of the court.
Quite sensation produced TO day by handing
around the bar Senior Aguars bill at Wizards amount
ing 10 s2G4 for eighteen days. IL includes liberal
allowance OF the choicest liquors. This is the witness OF
whom ii proved that he said he had been 0lere
s5,0O to testify for the government and who afterwards,
oftred 10 sell himself TO ir. Gardner for $40 0O0 and
who subsequently came down to IS 900.
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Forging Pension Certificates, SC.

SYRACUSE, April II 1858.
Mr. Nesbitt, lawyer, residing in Toga county, was
arrested this morning by Marshal Allen and examined BY
United States Commissioner Sabine, the charge Of
10 gipg pension certificates in the name of Eakn Ham
itop, who has been dead eight years. He held to
bail.
Rev. Antoinctte Brown, Mrs Boomer and Miss Antho-
ny, lectured here last night temperance, before q
large audience in City Hall.
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We are called upon to day to announce the death Of
Augustus W. Clason, well known citizen, and son OF
the late Isaac Gibson, Of the most prominent mer
chants of New York Mr. Clason died yesterday morning
n, his residence Cason Point Westchester county at
the ere Of fifty four after brief Illness, supposed to
have been caused by the rupture Of blood vessel ia the
brain
Tie beautiful daughter of G. Crawford Secretary Of
War un or Gen Taylor died at Naples in February last
Size had been travelling with her father in Syria aud
CC-
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NEW ORLEANS April 27-Noon
Cotton mas been heavy since the receipt of the Hun
bodts advices and the letters by the Arabia salss
this morning barely reach 600 bales Holders Of mess
pork asking sic per Dbl.
CHARLESTON April &c, 1885,
The sales Of cotton to day $50 bales at prices
ranging from SIC 1o9c The market is dull and tend
p,r tnup ri
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From Buenos Ayres-The Revolution Ended

Boston, April q, 1858.
Letters received in this city, dated Montevideo March
IL, P. M say" News has Just reached here to ths
effect that the troubles at Buenos Ayes settled
the revolution is at end As previous accounts ad
vised the appointment Of commissioners to treat fo
peace the news il generally credited here There beda
produce ut Buenoa Ayres vessels leaving in bal
last for MOnteyideo.n
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REWARDS.

nNE CENT REWARD WILL BK PAID BY W. BAN
" Ia batter lOG Canal street. n Wooster for in
formation to the whsreabouts Of the unesrnsd booty
mistakes the finguiAr Instead Of plural vors for
error in orthografdy. II uA2ts n N9ssVpce-tN ~
<s.s 49, "a siAd - WSa1e
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Attempt.a gn,e,ee-Rlot,c Islnnd 1.egislnture.

PKONIDENtk AprlI II, 1888.
Charles b. Burgess attempted to commit suicide yester-
day. by jumping from the railroad bridge into the river
Cause Gerium tremens. He was from New York or
Brooklyn.
The State Legislature meets at Newport next Tuesday
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The Michigan Railroad Accident-Nroil Rob

CHICAGO, April q, 1858.
Fifteen bodies from the of the late railroad acc
cent, were brought in last night
The Galena mail robbed Of the bags Boston and
Albany during the confusion consequent the collision
They are supposed to contain packages of value
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ShR0 REWARD.-LOST. ON THE 26TH INST. IN
sDCO coming from Newark to New York, pocket book
containing nearly Fix hundred dollars. prcray the
Mechanics Bar Of Newark, New Jersey. Whoever will
turn the said pocket book and contents to lis Maiden lane
up stairs, shall receive the above reward.
j. ELVERSON 4 CO.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TxiEGRAPHc OFFICES, CORNER HANOVER AND BxAvEx
STREETS. No 2O3 BRoApwAY
THE LOUISIANA U. s. SENATORSHIP.
Reported Close Of the BuenOs Ayres Revolution
Political and Railroad Intelligence,
&C., Gc., DC.

Non-Arrlval OF the Canada
HALIFAX, N. s. April 27-Adnight.
There are yet signs of the Canada, nov In her
twelfth day. The weather is clear and fine.
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The Florida nj Savannah


- a = sAV ANNNII APrII 70. IS03.
Tie steamship Florida from New York arrived at tbs
bar at -Four O'Clock this morning
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New ORLEANS April 20, 1858.
AT Baton Rouge to-day the democratic caucus Of the
Legislature nominated John sdel their candidate for
United States Senator, in the room of Mr. sou by ma
jority Of three.
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LOST AND FOUND.

On mk0REWARD-LOST A SMALL BROWN LEATHER
eDCU morocco poodle dog with clasp side and
bushy tail its handle supposed havo strayed from its
last evening while from New York to Mont
Blanc Any finding the will receive the above
reward returning the dear little anmalcup the be-
reayed Mrs Partnon in the grand saloon of the Chinese
dyay
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pRIvATE LESSONS IN DANCING, FOR GENTLE.
men at 600 BroadwAy-A private class forming for the
spring season for few gentlemen Iagtrusticns in ths
1psv danccs-redowa polka schottisS Nuadrlles waltz
= 4E2NXoA.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

~ the last time in New Yors-One this afternoon at 2
o,eloek to ladies' and one this evening" at N o'clock
Importance to all 10 be illustrated with the model
tons paintings and fifty or sixty other models besides Ad
mission % cents
TNATHER GAyAZZI AND THE ITALIAN PATRIOTS
night at the Broadway Tabernacle at O'Clock precisely
for the benefit of the Italian exes Tickets 2 cents Sub
ject-TEe Infalibility Of the Pope
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GAS FyyTUREs.


CORNELIUS GAS FlXTURES, CHANDELIERS. so.
~ lar and fuid lamps pirandoes, mante csndeabras,
&c also silver plated German silver baskets
table oris ~ 70 ~ dozen 49, table cutlery tea
trnys. vases br0nzes, 10. ASHER MORGAN, I52 William
street between Fulton ana Ann, opposite the church.
LNRENCH GAS IIXTURES-NEW iMPoRTATIONS.-
dust received from the best makers in Paris large
choice Of chandeliers candeabrss and trackets hall lamps
has the honor to call the attention Of tho
public his extensive stock All articles warranted and
''' W w. IL DARDoNvILIR. 4G Broadway
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mS REWARD-LOST-ON THE 18TH INSTANT, A
pC bank book containing the Of $40 between7 and
o'clock between Chambers and Chatham street. The
finder will please to return it to PATRICK DELENY No.
395 East Tenth street.
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COOD DREWARD.-LoST ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27,
VI between and o'clock r. NJ, in Of the white South
porte monnac containing check for S23 o.
and sixteen dollars in bank bills and small change The
finder will receive the reward by bringing to sos Broad
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r OST.-A SUM OF MONEY, MOSTLY IN GOLD, ON
IL Tuesday between tho Of Amity place and Aaity
No. % The finder will he literally
re- warded on returning it to MASON BROTHERS, No g
Park
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OST--BETWEEN CERISTyS AND JERSEY FERRY,
IL the evening Of the 3d inst .dys breastpn in form
Of leaf and SCROLL containing miniature The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving at YOUNGS 81 Nassau
str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
for the election of thirteen directors will be held the
office Of tie company No Hanover street, Tuesday,
y O'clock noon till o'clock PM The transfer books will
be closed Tuesday, May TO- 1853 at o'clock I'm and open
Wednesday, May 1S 1853 at 10 o'clock, AM.
April q, 1853 ALEX. KYLE. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

TOHN JARVIS ROEBUCK, ALIAS JOHN H. DE
q ForestAgreeable TO citation proclamation issued
by the Dealing Court of Chrstiansted St. Croix Danish
West Indies the estate Of the late Jarvis
R0ebuck merchant said place tho heirs of the
by will amongst hem the SON. John Jarvis Roebuck who
the 18th July, 1874 Qs7 enlisted under the Of
John W. De Forest In the Second Regiment of
the United States Army then in Vera Cruz Mexico
snmmoned to appear personally E at said
Dealing Court.
Christansted, st. Croix Feb. 0, 1853,
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JIrATCH LOsT-ON THE 20TH OF APRIL, IN GOING
w from Twelfth to Chambers street and Belts carpet
store Broadway, a hunting gold watch, made by
Arnold Adams Co., London No. 1S2l liberal reward
will be paid for its return to 2g2 Twelfth street
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF MISS FRANZ ADOMs
and for her advantage Address Samuel Irving Broad
Post Once, - ~o' ~
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GyITIZENs, AWAKE AND STOP FRAUD AND COR.
~ rupton-Al persons assessed for Canal and Walker
streets and ojectng to the assessment earnestly
quested to come to the masters Office 20 Nassau street.
tween ii and o'clock. VIM Ii. ETLING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

NOTICE-THE CONVENTION OF THE IRISH SOCIE-
IN tes-The delegates TO this convention requested
TO be present at the meeting Friday evening" the goth
inst, at 10 Prince street. on business of Importance
WILLIAM CARROLL Chairman pro TEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

JNoR SALE--A PAIR OF HORSES FAST TRAVEL.
IL 1ers also, light and harness, and light
rage Apply to EN ERT sNEDEhEH, corner OF Main and
Water streets, Brooklyn.
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EOUND-THREE ACCEPTED DRAFTS. AMOUNTING
to large The of the said drafts have
them proving property and paving charges BY applying
to DAVID T. COON Rotunda Merchants Exchange.
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I'oR SALE-A GRAY HORSE SlX YEARS OLD,
sound and kind double single harness; trot
mile in three minutes and twenty aud would be
nice light wagon grocery horse. Price $3.50. Can be
the corner Of Twenty second street and Seventh
avenue. in the cooper's Sion.
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L,OR SALE-TWO HORSES AND CARTS AND TIE
work of two stores. Inquire OF j. T. WIiMURT, No 61
Nassau street.
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ChCD O0O-A RARE CHANCE.-WANTED, A PART
pI.UUU in the livery business ,y by person who
has two large stables. In both 81 900 to 5000
be made Full particulars given by addressing with
real name and residence Z. B. A., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

MINT RECEIPT LOsT:-A MINT RECEIPT, NO. i5O22,
M dated July IT. 1882 for IS $500 gold bullion,
payable Oliver Drew order has been lost The pub
c cautioned not to receive negotiate the as its
payment has been stopped at the Mint
w. .. DINSMORE, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-28

DARTNER WANTED IN A DINING SALOON.-A
il that understands the bu snoss with few hundred
dollars apta Apply in tho restaurant Of Nassau
md Eul npgtro
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ID 0001,4A PARTNER WANTED IN TIE N pLUME,
sand dollars The advertiser being practical plumber
would like to with smart active business
having the above amount to invest Reference given and
required Address Plumber with and address, through
post, postage paid.
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Before Judge Beebe. Aldermen Smith and Dcnman.
April u AT the opening Of the court this morning
the crowded TO excess both by those who vio
lated and held sacred the Law.
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TNOR sALE-A PAIR OF CREAM CoLORED HORSES,
five and six years old stylish drivers splendid saddle
horses would suite lady and gentleman also and
harness. will he sold together Can be
the livery stable of JOHN MULLIGAN ~ Monroe street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK ACADEMY OF aUSIC.-A MEETING OF
N the subscribers to the New York Academy Music will
o. M hsId on Saturday Eysnng the 7th May
Of organizing the Association and the
punctul attendance particularly requested By
WALL STREET FERRY.-NOTICE.-THE BOATS ON
w the ferry from the foot Of Wall street the
foot Of Montague street. Brooklyn will running
their tickets and aftor Thursday the 2Sh inst at the
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CnPA AzsTNERSEzvs NOy9GHa.

r,A OOO THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PUa
epf.UUU chase an interest in the -four and fed bu
(holesale) with person already established OF
will join with having tho amount and start
new concern. Address Il. X, Herald Office.
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zalDRsEs, CARRIAGES, 80:

TOR sALE-A PAIR OF HANDSOME GOATS, WITH
wagon harness &c, all complete They perfectly
broke and safe for children drive. be
rays stalle 23 East Thirteenth street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08

A New iyIRelNtS.=-A scheme is on
foot to constructa.raroadfrom Richmond to YorA
river. Tor the purpose ofLretntving the shipping
port of that foutishing capital Of Virginia 10 the
deep waters Of York, almost within sight of the
Chesapeake Bay, and furnishing direct commur
nication with the OceanSf only few hours instead
OF reachingiilsas now, blythe James river, one hum
dred miles long. The dlslnqge byIqilrond from
Richmondto Ethan will. be 3thiaysslx miles, and
from thence 10 the Cape is KY FIVE miles. The
Richmond Dispatch says that only, $3.50, 900 is ne
cessaryto build the road. a convention is to be.
heldin King and Queen county on the 18th Of De-
celnber. for The purpose OF adopting measures to
advance The interests Of the road. 90
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08

Dre,s,oa 81 srEAMinloAr lIEsrEorons.--A case
anne. op atst. Louis:last:week, before the Steam
boat Inspectors Of hat city, in which stearnbOa'
carrying passengers had taken barge in TOW fQaz
tanning a quantity Of powder unepclosedi in pe'i-
lie safes orchests. After full elaboration, it va
decided that this; proceeding was contrary to u,
provisions of the late, law Of Congress. spitwln
therefore be brought in the District Court OF Inc
United States sgainst the party complained oil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08

AN AcRE-4- SIany people ore des,rous of know
ire its exact size 1t is comprised within the dis
lance of 300 feet length and 1913 feet width. A.
square acre is a fraction less thun 209 feet each
way, being less than one inch too much on either
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08
he Amefieen Glop forever -,

To which MI aGdHbgherfesfondeaon behalf Of
the company in an appropriate and eloquentim'n'
ner,, ellciting frequent, and loud cheers aFsi
which the crowdidlsPerseai Tor the night
Yesterday the members Of the company spent
the day quietly in viewing the city and in rspOsfn
from the fatigues of their long journey. SO .,
Last night the complimentary Ball tende1etDI
our Fire. Department, came of at Washington
misunderstanding to all accounts, wasa brilliani
;ffair. :;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-08

.ExtEAyd6EcE1ND kEss.--Th he New York Herald,
in speaking ofstlle extravaganza that prevails in
the world Of fashionin that city, says: 7.a1
Already our ladies, who make any pfetensiOn to
theFttle of fashionable5 lave commenced a way
of rivalry with the Enfofean zaristoc'acy, aud if
are certainly their'equals inextrayngance. In one
year lady of fashion, living the avenue,
will expend seven or eight Thousand, dollars upon
dress and we are assured, upon the most reliable
as is seen occasionally Broadway costs from IF
teen huhdtedt 10 t&oithousandl dollars! q GS9
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IsEznsAL IMFroyEAE il yInels,A.-4The.N N.
Y Times Of 1RpEsd ay states tRatthe C6mmis sioher
for the Slate Of virginia. who went 10 Europe
some months since, to negotiate additional I'm
p;ovement Looms for the Public Works of the
Commonw ealth, lMr. Bayne.of The house of Sell
den, Witbers 4 Co, Washing! fettGned in the
Atlantic oil Mondey,, After much trouble and
erdbartassmenta growing out tof the peculiar cons
ditioh96f money fairs on the her side it is Sta
teditlat Mr.. B.7fnally succeeded in making such
arrangements with MessEs. Barring Brothers, as will
not only secure tolthe Commonwealth the means
Immediately required for her prominent RAILROADS;
but place her loans on very eligible footing in
London. TOGO This. aud 10 enlistth special ser
vices Of Messls. sIipg, part pf NE loans of Viz
gtdta were agteed to be made sterngE6 Ref eents.S
instead Of Federal skies. This was the plan!
adopted by the State Of Massachusetts, and tile City
of Boston, and through the same eminent house,
their have attained hrg credit, atfeT9tive
lylpw interest in England; s = - !. 80 i
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But the furniture sold at. auction yesterday
(made for temporary use, like the engagements OF
the clerks,] assured us thai the work done, the
faithful fgurers dismissed. If there was any ex-
preston oTstegret itswas int6nesof the bell call
ing up an audience, and in the crying of the auc-
tOneet over the fragments of the nsus bureau.
- Washington Seilttnet4 ,,.-.,,..
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entife and HumsrOus articles three pieces Of choice
Music and valuable selection Of miscellaneous uastter-a
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