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EnE LIEER CONPIAINTs. DYSPEPSIA. 6c

pr- J. :. ROsE's FFNtLE SpEUFIC.-A remedy for
r.;uln HoustruatiOn, LeucoTrhsoa or Whites. Price
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uST received. per barques Mary land and Nicker-
~ son, froE, Boston, and per Transportation Line
from New York. n further supply of six Pianos
These with the Pianos lately received, form the lar
gest and most elegant assortment offered in this
ty. Magnificent Louis NV and Central Pianos
from the long, tabshed and world renowned fac
tory of Jonas Chickering, ston. from the old aud
celebrated factory of Ba .on Raven, New York and
from other approved New York manu- factories
In this assortment every scale and style of Pianos
may be found, at prices from 5000 to 5000.
Persons desiring the cs.ebrst.d Chickering's Plan
os will remember that the factory of Jonas CHECKER
ing, Boston, which has been in existence for more
than thirty years, never supplies but dealer in
each city: and that, for years, the subscriber has
bad that sole privilege for this city This explana
ton Is necessary, As another person named CHECKER
in4 has set up Piano Factory in Bos on.
The hundreds of Pianos sold by the subscriber
sufficiently attest the quality of his instr uments and
his moderate prizes
Secondhand Piapos taken in part payment for
new ones.
large stock of Guitars, Yiolins, Flutes, Accorde-
ons. &c.
New Music received semi-weekly.
BY the harque Syiph, which sailed from Boston on
the Sth inS , will be received additional supply
of pianos EICu'D DAVIS Music Store
dec 2O--pn}t
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- UG AR, Coffee and Tens.
- 40 bbs. Refined, Crushed and pulversed Sugar
20 bbls- White Clarified Sugar
ID hhds. and 80 bbs. Brow do
80 Pockets Prime Java Coffee
20 bags White Maracaibo do
% boxes Ground do
35 Half Chests Fresh Green and Black Tea
10 Small Boxes very fine Black Tea
For sale by
SAML. HAMILTON & CO.
dec l0-eO2w Penn. av.. opp. Jackson Hall.
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1hes" hftterS are worthy the attention iuvai ls
Possessing great virtues the recJ.tcEttn Of dis.
eases of the Live and l.s-ar -iaue exercising TIE
mss; searching powers Ill Weakness and atectiens
The d'gcstiv" or-ans, u'y ere, nitbsl, safe ce,taiu
aud pleasant
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Additional from Mexico.


AWFUL RAyAGEs OF THE CHOLERA AND YELLOW
FEvER-GOvERNMENT DECREEs-sANTA ANNA
NEWSPAPER OPINION ABOUT WAR, ETC.
BALrMohE, July 49, 1858.
New Orleans papers of Tuesdsy last received to-
Deht They contain da from tue city Of Mexico to the
4th, and Vera Cruz to the 8h inst, brought by the
steamer Texas from the latter port
The cholera continued to rage at Vera Cruz and
the incIease The black vomit also making terrible
ravareB and had frightened the physicians who we're
unable to than ten out of hundred patients
Cholera was also very severe at Jslspa.
decree regulating the organization of the govsrnmeu
ccur c composed Of twenty persons had been pub
E-ted; ao regulating the interior of TIC national
palace
Santa ADra had taken up his residence at Tscubava,
sId established telegrspbic communication with the
capital
Gen Paro5 bad been promoted to the grade or Briga
der General p consider alton of his services at the battle
of Buena Vista.
The govern ent declared the defence of Loopngo by
Col Apntacio Lenece against the Americans, Goth
August, 1S47 be oc.
new onth had been established, which all employees
required TO take Ore clause is sustain the inde
pendence Of the ration and the integrity OF her Tertiary
The Me, icaB papers fill, d with to tho fill
clustering EXPEDITION from California into sonora aud
manifest able anxiety in regard to the natter
Cor cefDirg the difficulties betseen VI xico and the
United sta'es the Trait Union .sys:' IL war i iumi
Eent in Europe thips it be considered equally
ard Mexico The violent ,spe Of the official jour nsl
AT Washington botes nothing go'd "
The American steamer Santa Anna running on the
lakes of MEXICO.
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Henry Wilson, Thomas Meares
Gen. Thomas Powell,
THE ITALIAN DEPARTMENT.

WORKS IN MOSAIC.
We yesterday gave an extended description OF the
process Of working in particular kind OF mosaic,
known by the name Of the Florentine, and which is
quite distinct from the Roman mosaic.
In the Roman mosaic the effect is produced by the
use OF innumerable small pieces OF vitrfed compo
sition, OF which the number of delicate gradatons
in color is almost Incredible In the Vatican manu-
factory at Rome, upwards of twentysix thousand
different shades are stored and registered
In the Florentine method, known by the name Of
mosaic in Piesc dure on hard stones, slices of nau
raj stones are used which contain in themselves the
tint and shading of a considerable part Of the leaf
fower or other object to be represented, thus sup
plying the place of perhaps hundred of the mi.
mute pieces of composition used in Roman mosaic
The stones are collected from all parts of the world
some specimens of them in rough state are to be
seen in the Crystal Palace, sent by L. Bosi of Flo
renee.
Those nosaics now exhibited in the west gallery
are frcra Florence alone; the manufacturers are g.
Bianchini f. Bosi and f. Betti. The large oblong
table top is by Betti.
Aspendid specimen of the Roman Mosaic, copy
of Guereinos John the Baptist executed in the
Vatican manuactory, has been sent over to the ex
hbiton by his Holiness the Pope, under the charge
Of Monsignor Bedin and will shortly be In It's place
The Pope consented to have this fine work forward
ed Oh the solicitation oI Mr.. John Wyle Barrow, who
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Police Intelligence.


PASSING COUNTERFEIT BANK BILLs-ARREsT OF THE
ACCUSED AND HIS CoMNITTAL FOR TRIAL
On SuLday evening officers . Brien and Brady Of the
Fourteenth sard arrested man calling himself Heery
Fsukper on charge Of passing counterfeit hve dollar
state Of Maine " The bs were remarkably well exc
crtsd calculated to deceive 1t appears that in the
compliee vert into Military Hall No las Bowsry, and
called for drinks. The baskesper waited upon them and
counterfeit bill above described. Tbs bill taken,
and change given in good money and the two left
.otp afler The bil was discovered To bc counterfeit
aud nfoTmation Eiven TO Captain Scatlif OF the
Fourteenth sard police. Officers were despatched in
various directions and at about eleven O'Clock that
uight the above named officers succeeded in taking
into custody. On searching him oountert~t
Iey wae found upon his per- but thirty 'our dol,
ars in good money were fouud evidently the chance re-
ceved from tho pasting Of the bad mooey Yesterday it
cetajned that the accused aud his accompoe had
psss ed spurious bills of tbe denomination the
Sprirg street Charles Matthew's Westchester Houss.
az Broome street and Bowery Dr. yenderscmitt,
No 1853 G'snj str et wDism Ratnor, Central Hall
md DI Sands, corner q 30 Eery Ard Spring stree.
There sprears 10 have been man and woman ac-
c,mpnes Of tbe pfisoter who have not vet been srfe
ed 1aey were sten TO rtmeip outside the stores wns
Fau'kper entered sDd rassed the money. Ultimately,
the accused caught in cgar store in the DO ssry.
b. fhe oce hayiEy just passed another Of the spa
ous ts The residence # the accused situated at the
of Laur,ns and Grand streets visited yester
d., by officers and searched but no Spurious money
could be found The magistrate Justice Welsh has al.
ready taken severAl adavits against the accused ana
no conb, there eil be more complaints on the
publication Q. the case this day
Alleged Riot at Alarm Of Ere On SUNDAY night
sby tnob place In the vicinity Of East Bosd~ay ane
MObtg' mary street besseen runners ~ too ho1s
abie whils returning from place In tho Hevsnta
ward where alarm Of FIRE had been raised wn'cn -
sferwaros found 20 be false One OF shem vas Arrssa
by tb, poe Of be seven teenth the aght hsvisg
lrpt up for dstan beyond the spot where
o,sipated Subsequently, the police OF the reath Wars
are tra William hussum. Patrick Gesner, John and
James Farsn and Mathew Carlin. The difficulty ay-
oared 10 sxst bstweep Hose Companies Nos 18 and L.
Il vss kipc OF running disturbance and when the police
utter fe ed ope two 81 them assaulted Justice
wehb before whom the accused we're taken, has held
| lbs m 10 hsl to yer the charge.
| Cold Watch 7ulen from a Suspicious Pcrso~-A
cold huntirg wa,ch taken from suspicious persss
by IN, police Saturday last supposed to have sees
sfolau The watch be seea on applying 70 NJ.
Rockwell the clerk Of police, st Essex Market me srs
pecteA thief "a detained In custody.
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The Cincinnati Forgery Trials.
NIyy rpIAy ANrpn no VracANr

CINCINNATI July 1S 1865.
Judge Finn has granted a trial TO Kissane md
61td The bail at $40 600 Kis anes sureties io the Mar
tia Wa hin eton sue out their bail which he i'm
mtdia,ely arrested and viii he taken Cou nbus and
there imprisoned unless he provides now bail Judge
Finn granted the trial on the ground that Willard
not having ectived ger eral pardru in Now York vas
lot competent 10 tese AID the court erred in admit
ting his testimony
FIJI dley il still mt laTge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.

ALBANY, July IS, 1863
COURT IMPEACHMENT.
Mr.. VANDERBILT (dem } stated that it was due to the
Senate that Lotce should be given in relation the tine
in which the mpeactm sent up should be tried The
proper arrangements shou be made and he called the
attention Of the President this fact The Court OF Ap
peals has been suffered depart though he (Hr w
had several occasions called the attention Of the pre-
sidii officer to this. II is act of justice to the
Senate tc have th subject fixed He though, court
should be summoned The accused ready to appear
A. once. and put himself the trial
Mr. CooIEr (dem l-Is 1t possible that this Senate is
reduced to the bumia'icg position Of being dependent
OIL the action of the Chair except the Chaic is called
to administer the rules of the Senate II II be be
greatly regretted it. The Court might be called at
all This msn, impeachei for high crimes end misde-
eancr might be denied stice If it depend, upon the
will ard whim Of one na,. / the President has
plee to il not. is high time another
convention called TO ch-pge this most extraordinary
feature
ard have jurisdiction The law authorizes the Presi
OF the Court to The senate is but part
of that court. If thelw needs amendcaent the proper
ceurse is 10 change the las.
Mr. CORNELL (dem regretted to any imputaions
ufon the presidipg officer The Senate @ten 4 be
comes part Of the Court, ts i've powers and
Why the pyesid pg officer may not have con
yer the Court is because be koDws tue legislative
po.erao Of the sorate bave o. yet Ceased
Mr. VAcDERBLT--The accused the individual Seoa-
tos have interest 10 this question The accused de-
siIts 10 be 'red rhe Ser atots ac Of justice de
to knov what is to be "a. future dsp OF their
thee II determined by tina tie accused il
pended from Office The s-Iate should never leave these
halls till thie court i convened.
Me- VAN eclIooNuovEv .ng) considered early trial
emietnty cue 10 the accued He very zocitous that
it should be settled.
Mr. CoSGER (o.m expressed his gratitude to the
gentlemen Who had ocaimod to tue Chair so publicly
whist the might have tsted privately.
NJ VANDERBILT thanked he senatorial Echoolnaster
for bis lsssops in poit1pe-s
phou have taken this of arrayung presisiug
officer Tho statute imDoes the duty "f convenicg the
~. Il hin lt. f.ily
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Railr oad Opening Between Montreal md
Portland.

PORTLAND. 1000
TIE first train from Montreal arrived here this evening,
st quarter past O'Clock md welcomed by
salute of thirty guns end ringing OF bells The Mayor
eecomed tho the train in n brief sieech. and
resprped 10 by The Hon Mr. Pennoyer The baDd oayad
God Save the Qpaen.u Hill Columbia &c. The i'm.
crowd which hIed and GUIDED the depot rent
the air with loud cheers for the contamination OF this
gieat work.
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New jersey COnpt Of PsrtIOns.
rAuINI'g SENTENCE NOT COMMITTED.

TRENTON july 1S 1858.
The Court OF Pardcps met in tbis city 70 day I,
ses the apr lice atop for the u'atou to irprisonment
Tor life o. the seper of death pcr onncsd upoo VIM
eating for the MURDER Of tho two children of Patrick
B,ep % Berpen county. The court decided against
comntr The sentence eating will therefore be bsnsed
On Thursday next the day which be repriaspd bv
the Governor The warrant forwarded this evening
for his execution
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Arrest of Coun,erfe,te,s In Massachusetts.

Is SION, Ju'y TO loO5
TIE police Of this city arrested at Eat Cabre this
afte,r five named Cbs.les Poma.o ov. lorenzo
Noul'cp Charles Burbank. LslH,d Wilkinson, AND
Edsard Hartwel charged with sing erset bills
the Ca CO Bark. Portland Me- This counterfeit. ia
Just ssued ard is we'll executed that it Is readily
taitp and has been exter sively circulated In barn
where they arrested 81 AGO m the counterfeit
bills fourd They oil committ d TO jail
Another nf the gang Of connte'feters named sherman
Nicholas ested at Lo well this morning for
III The above bills $2lO Of hat money found upon
him.
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Loss of ,he R,lsisb ba,k Condor.


The B,itish bark Condor from Austras for London.
with cargo OF ol ard 20 600 of gold des
tro,ed by FIRE In lat g. date not given. Her pass-u
gers spd crew, 125 in Duuber saved by tho French
bark Charles ct Pauline The god also saved, and
plsetd In charge of British Consul
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Interesting from Washington City.

EMBARRASSMENT RELATIVE TO THE CHINESE MIS-
sION--THE FISHERY DISPUTE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1853
The action of Mr. Marshall in Chinese affairs dspeases
and embarrasses the administration much than
generally understood Mr. Walker to leave on the
20tb September but the Princeton havrg turaed out
utter failure the government at the present
b vessel at command for the purpose of conveying
Mr. Wb]ker to China the Saranac and It Ia said that
she cannot be got ready much before December.
Hon r. Walker has entirely recovered from his re.
cent indis poaition
1t is thought that the fishery question will net be
difI osed OF before Congress assemblies ne element
said to have come in "a delay negotiations
Governor Trouscaa Minister to Brazil il here.
Judge Macy arrived here Saturday with his friend Ho-
ba, IT, Of Wisconsin.
TIE Congregational library is finished and furnished in
Immediately.
Ths Star rays that the President quite unwe owing
to the fatigue Of last week.
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PmIADEIPmA Jnfy TS 1853
letter from Perpambuco dated June II, .tates that
he ebsle ship Charles Mallory, Of Mystic CaDt Hull,
hor evard bound With full cargo Of OIL went ashore
previous 20 the 9th Of June fe~ miles south Of st
Augustine, md bilged The Csotain aud
saved and the cargo would slto be saved.
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The French Crystal Palace.

UF pTATE,T
WAsHINGToN, July l6, 1863.
Official information has been received at this De
partment that goods, the importation Of which is
prohibited in France. will not only be admitted at
the Universal Exhibition which is to be opened in
Paris in 1855, but after the exhibition they may at
the option of the exhibitors be either re-exported
free OF all duties delivered for interior consump
ton by paying duty of thirty per cent on the value.
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BosIeN. July Is, 1853.
Two distinct shocks OF an earthquake were felt In
Portland sst sur day morning, bet veon Ave Apd six
o'clock Many citizens aroused from their beds BY
the sbsli log and rum bling developements.
Tho bark Maid OF Orleans arrived at Salem. reports
having experienced the shOck Of earthquake at goa
the c9lh uN
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LOUISVILLE Juiv lS 1888
Kiftlard the anti Catholic preacher, IL hodcg fo,th
here but the Mayor has for hidden his preaching Bshoo
Spsu udipe ruhisbes card requesting all Catholics to
koep away from the meetings.
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NIUksBURG- Jun TO I0D5
The tresilc ok OF the Sortberp Railroad Pearl
river fell last evening not tho Vcksburg road.
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the two several persons Who may be respectively en-
ployed in keeping the books the traur he stock
Issued IN aid o the construction OF Ithica Osse
90 Railroad and OF the Cansjohsre and CstsknI Rail
Toao ana TOT paying expenses connected ,hsrsvith
s'r LOOMS thought we we're not at liberty to amend
OF the Senate cond be upon but he nss sd ths
was not IN order N amend any other than those
tons changed by the Senate
The HAIR de- cded fhe point If order well taken and
the mof'on to amend snt ef order
sr ApIY suggested that the Senate had stricken out
me whole BILL and inserted bill and therefore he
iosls'ed amendments were in order
The CHAIR, after further debate, decided that the bill
was senate bill and snch spbject to dmeu acd
fsat The motion to amend was In order.
Mr. BURROUGHS moved that the committee rise and
report progress the bill that Il might be printed
beeotIy without il first printed ard the time could
Ie employed this afternoon In reading billa. Carried.
me report was made. and leave granted to sit
again.
Mr. GALE moved that The committee be discharged
from the coDsideat of the bin and that is be referred
20 the Commit@e a. Ways ard Means
Mr. LOOMS moved that the House do again go into
Courittee of the Whole upon the bill
Mr. BURROUGHS opposed the motion The bill was new
ope The Seha,e confess II when they they have
stcseD out al after the eracipg clause and submitted
Anew bill They could refer to fhe seversl amend
he printed by - o clock tomorrow morning.
Mr. ID B TAYLOR cppcfed the motion 1t wouli defsr
the final ado, rDms n. at least another week
Ihe motion to so INTO committee the Supply bill
prevailed.
After conversation II was found out that the bill
was the oJginal House bill amended and not $ was
supposed the Sepsta bill So the only anne mendnents in
rder we've those n ade by the Senate
the committee and the Speaker said he would in.
qure as TO the position Of the bill Recess O'Clock.
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Non-Arrival of the Europe an Steamers.

SANDY Hook, July i8-llhP.M NJ
There signs OF the Franklin up to the resent
time She is now in her thirteenth day
HALIFAX, July 18-Midnight
thick fog prevails here, and there is appearance
of the Europa, now in her tenth day out,
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CANAL BREAK-rHE NATIONAL GREYs.

CANAL BREAK--THE NATIONAL CREYS.
PROM REGULAR NEWSPAPER
ALBANY July Is 1858
despatch Gated 18th inst to the Ca bal Auditor from
Nontezuma states that of the lower gates Of the
riser lock near Mon'eznma gave say the l4th It
would ske thity sia to forty eight hours 10 repair
TIE National Gres lived half past 10 o'clock
this mornir g, on their way to Syracuse.
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rSHE SENATE AND THE COURT OF IMPEACHMENT
PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL-AsToNIsHMENT OF
THE ASSEMBLY, ETC.
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The clipper ship Amphitrite, built BY Mr. Samuel Hail.
Of Roston has been sold TO Mr. Richd Green of Lon
don. She will be employed in the Fast India trade.
Ship Eliza Mason of Baltimore, two years old, $50
tons has been purchased by Rowland Jr 4 Co. for the
right whale fishery. under command Of Capt Jernegan,
lat. of ship Gideon Rowland, Of New Bedford.
ship Of about ESQ tons now on the stocks at Bath
has been sold BY Messrs Springer Manson 20 essrs Dun
hGm Dimou, NYork for $50 per ton. ship OF about
the size building by Messrs Curtis Cox, Bath,
has been sold TO o Savannah house at the same rate
Brig Watson, at Havana 2sth nit, from Savannah
via Key West left rst second officers aud two
in the Marine Hospital at w.
Can't Matthews and of schr Balance lost 9th ut,
at Turks Islands, home 18th inst in the schr Ann
Maria at Philadelphia.
Isrxcins-At Swar,ey Mass, sth inst, q superior
ffeighng ship of about 80 IONS, called the Sparkling
Wave owned in Boston and 10 be commanded by Captain
Thomas Saunders late Of ship American
At Warren RI 9th inst, by Mes4rs Chase Davis, the
superior built clipper ship Look ont Of about 1900 tons
said be the hip built in Rhode Island She
is owned By Mossrs Buckley Sons, of this city, is In
tended for the California Australian trade, but will
make voyage 10 Europe before taking her place in line
Capt John Joyce, Of Warren will command her. She
viii 5e towed here
At Bath 9th inst by Thomas harvard, Esq, n superior
white oak ship Of l050 tons, intended for the general
freghing business and to b. commanded BY Capt Barker
late Of ship Zenobia.
ne brig of 325 tons, called the II Warrington, Is to
be launched Duxbury 10Th inst She is owned by Capt
II Warrington and others. She will sail for the
Mediterranean with freight and passengers Capt Oliver
Gorham master.