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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02


M EW SPRING GOODS.-ALEXR T. STEWART Il CO.
IN opened on Monday the 2Sth of February In the re-
tail department their spring importations Of silks
aconets and o,gande musns bareges French caliooes
brilllans &c Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets
NEW GooDs-s0ME NEW DRESS GOODS, DELAINRs
grenadines, silk and grenadne tissue, bareges ia
STRIPES ana satin paids fou,rd silks embroderies aces
LINENS; domestic goods, hosiery, spring shaws &c
LOT SAFE py TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l BROADWAY
NfhlNG MANTliJAS-THB SUBSCRIBER Is NOW
prepared to submit to the inspection of merchants
ana wholesale buyers from every section Of the Union
he mportations and manufactures the present
comprising an elegant and most extensive variety of Pa
emporums Of the most celebrated trench mod;stas. Nv
gether with splendid assortment OF silk lace and other
spring nantlas, OF his own manufacture being copies
from the best French patterns all OF which he offers AT
Nnoiesae On Tue most heerai term, GEO. BULPIN
Paris Mantila Emporium. 3Gl Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO THE SICK AND COMP AINING.-DR. J. WESLEY
KELLY will be in attendance at his medical Offices,
2ol Washington street. Brooklyn, from NJ, to IL NJ,
and $50 Poscry New York, from to A. NJ, to give
advice All persons loborpy under any form Of
chronic scste, free OF expense l mineral or
vegetable poisonA All are invited 10 cau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

CALIFORNIA MUSEUMr-3l2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Pearl and Duane streets, open from 10 A. NJ to 10
p NJ Admittance as cents. Californans declare thai
rne ideas Of that country be obtained at this
Museum, by visiting the golden State itself Balbs
model Of San Francisco shows every building in its true
model size material color, and location also every
street HILL ard wharf the shipping, &C. 1t is un;Ser
sally pronounced one Of the greatest works of the age
Also Stockton the gold mines and other places Mag
nicsnt specimens Of quartz goid California birds,
riosities, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

A UsTRAILAN PACKET-EXCELsIOR LINE FOR MEL.
IA bourne, Port Philip, Goth March-The entirely new
beautiful clipper GEM OF THE SEA, Bowen commander,
and sail above large part of her cargo engaged
No steeragc passengers taken For freight rst class
cabin accommodations, apply to RUSSELL NORTON,
81 Old slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02


CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED-LADIE5 AND
~ gentlemen obtain the highest price, in current
money for large small quantities Of good letof cloth
through the post JAMES MORONEY, store II Orange
street. near Chatham,
0AsT OF CLOTHING-$2,OOO WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given, in
rent money for large and small lots of good left of cloth
ing of every description Address through post, call
JAMES MORONEY At his second hand store II Orange
street, near Chathsm.
NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Persons desrous Of converting their cast of articles
into cash. can obtain fair price by sending for the sub
scriber al his residence through the Post Office.
l. N. DUSSELDORF, No. Is Em street.
N Blades attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf
NLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.-LADIN
~ and gentlemen having any to dispose Of receive
fair cash price by sending to the stores letter by post
8. COHEN, 452 Hudson street. and 81 West Broadway.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

NEW YORK PRIVATE LYINGIN INSTITUTE. COR
~ ner of South Sixth and Eighth streets Williams
burg.-Hr. Holmes, having been six years examining
physician for the Of Ne~ York has opened the
above institution fer ladies who wish private conhne
ment This Institution has received the ssncton OF the
most eminent scans and dvines in tho United States
as being calculated 70 save the liycs of children and the
reputation OF the erring mother For admission apply
at the Institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

VNyENoRE, ROBERT CO., STOCK, NOTE. AND Xxx.
w change brokers', dealers in specie and gold dust.
Continental Bank Building No. IL Wall street
WANTED, s1OO.-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN HAVING
w the amount to loan for two months can have
large room, genteely furnished In hrst class house.
for the use Of it, until paid. Address b. Co. Broadway
Post Office, stating where the parties may be seen which
will meet with immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

IJOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALk-THE
house is delightfully."- situated five miles from the
CITY, with fine river view. Rent 81 900 per annum For
particulars address f. f., Union Square Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

Two LT-AT LOW RATES, TWO SPLENDID OFFICES
lobJ ~ being entire first floor connected BY slid
ing doors marble mantes and painted walls three
from broadway and Liberty street Possession given
Hedatei.. Kent $500 for the suit. Gas fixtures and
Office furniture H reqWIcd- Adires. H. T. uessi oho,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

A CARD.-PAUL JULIEN, BEFORE He RETURNS 10
Europe intends to visit the principal cities Of tha
United States and give only Concert in each Them
in order to respond to the fering wishes expressed b
him by the American press In consequence his father
Nix Francois Julien requests all persons who may have
any bills against him apply in delay Of three days.
at his residence, No. 81 howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

E>NGNEERING.-THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED
II to furnish specifications, estimates plans in gene.
raj DETAIL OF steamships steamboats, propeers high
and low pressure engines boilers and machinery ofever
description Brc&sr In steam vessels machinery boil
ers, &c General agent for Ashcrofts steam guage Al
len Noyes metallic self adjusting concal packing,
Fabers magnetic water guage, Rosbing's patent wire
rope FOR hoisng and steering purposes &C., &C. SO.
CHAS. W. COPELAND, Consulting Engineer
No "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

yTNO LEASE-FOR FIVE YEARS THE VALUABLE
i stand corner Of Houston street and Bowery making
n tine corner for public house and be finely i'm.
proved Also two new three story houses Fifty eighth
street. east of Third avenue rent $500; possession at
once Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue,
from to I. r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE IN SOUTH BROOK.
i lyu furnished with and genteel furniture The
establishment is complete, but person who rents the
house required to purchase the furniture also The
house be had for lease at $500 year. Apply at
80 BrOadvay. FIRST aoOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

1890 WANTED-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE,
numbered real estate in the city Of Williamsburg. Ad
dress j. " Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

THO LET-A PUBLIC HOUSE. SITUATED AT EAST
New York, on the Brooklyn and Jamaica plank road
about half way between Brooklyn and Jamaica, and
known the Old HALF Way House. Possession given on
the first of April For particulars inquire at II Adams
street. Bro0klyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

TITO LET-THE SECOND FLOOR (FRONTING ON
i Broadway Of the building known the Academy
OF Design No. 663 Broadway, directly opposite Bond
street There two very large splendid rooms, with
closets attached and Croton water and gas in the apart
ments The entrance is very wide and convenient For
societies these present above all others.
the locality being the desirable of any in the city
Apply immediately to
J. BANCROFT STEVENS No 10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

YNO LET OR LEASE-NO. 100 CEDAR STREET NEAR
i Greenwich No. % Anthony street. near Broad vay:
also, Nos n and 10 Greenwich street. for boarding
houses Apply to NJ 7. GIBBONS, No. 81 Greenwich st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

NfUSEUM OF EGYPTIAN ANTIQUrTIESLSTUYvE
Ixl SAINT Institute, $50 Broadway.-Now open the rare
just imported direct from Egypt and formed by Dr. Ab
bott durnga residence OF upwards Of twenty years in
the East Admission so cents; children half price, Cata
logues for sale in the Open during the day
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

L,RANKLIN MUSEUM, ITS CHATHAM SrREET-GHo.
L Lea, Propr.etor.-The above establishment Ia opaa
every afternoon at O'Clock, and In the evening hay
for the purpose Of Chassis and Original Repressa-
tatons of Living statuary by Mile Casinets Troupe q
Model Artists, together with variety of beautiful peR-
formances For further particulars bills Of each daS
Admission Seats in private bexes SO cents stage ss
with CUSHIONED arm chairs, BIN cents; boxes q csass
gallery 12k CENTS
ITO THEATHCAIS.-W. r. FISH, (FROA LONDONl
theatrical and characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl
street. four doors from Broadway Ameteur performances
attended Wgs lent hire for private parties anoy
four hours notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

IINO LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEATERS.-PAET OF
Il one Of the handsomest stores and ct the best
locations in the Bowery for the above business
mad ADDRESS, with real name, &c, box ~ broadway
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LET IN STAMFORD-A TWO STORY HOUSE. CON
yenent for large family, being Is feet by 3S Is in
good repair and has fine garden with variety Of fruit
quarters Of mile from the depot OF the Now York and
New Haven Railroad. 1t commands a fine view of Long
Island sound the village and surrounding country Rent
$50. For further particulars inquire on the premises
or by letter, to CHAs. W. WATERBURY, Stamford,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

E1n BROADwAY-THE TWO NATURAL FORA8
ClU representing Venus and Adonis in Florence, sre
exhibiting At o broadway, They may be looked 9.
II the school where Natures gifts may be in beau
tfu FORMS They about leaving the city, TO make
their through the Union previous to their return %
Europe. Admission twenty Ave cents Children not i'd
mitted Open from Q A. N. till 10 p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

TlOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
II mail line.-The new and splendid steamship ALA.
BAMA, G. ID. Ludlow, captain win Leave Saturday,
March 6th at O'Clock p NJ Fl pier No. North river.
Apply to SAMUEL 1. MITCHELL, 1s4 Front street.
March 18th. Fer speed, strength accommodations and
fare, these ships have no superior ON the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

CHRISTYS OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
u Grand street--0pen every night during the week.
under the sole direction and of f. p
Chrsty whose concerts in this city for the past years
have been received with favor by highly respectable and
fashionable audiences Tickets rs cents Doors open
6L TO commence at a quarter before O'Clock.
On Saturday next March annual benefit OF j. Vaughn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LET, AND POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, A LARGE
i parlor and bedr adjoining with an attic ROOM
in private house. 107 Prince street. of Greenwich
Gas and Croton water. None but q small family need
apply. Price $500, including gas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LET OR FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR NEW
i York, Brooklyn Jersey City property, valuable
farm of 10 acres in the village of East Madison New Jer
sey less than mile from the railroad depot at Madison
For particulars apply to w. Townsend No. 140 Broad
way, or to J. Vannin, corner Of Henry and Harrison
streets South BROOKLYN.
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FIN ANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
nsD on 70 sss .p aSD
productive real estate in this city Brooklyn Apply
S. BROAD, No. Is Wall street, in the Exchange office.
& on OOO OF VALUABLE STOCKS FOR SALE,
D<V,OOU or trade for merchandise or real
Estate Address Simon, Post office.
te1 = OOO LOAN-CTTY OF ROCKFORD ILL
DlC,UUU nois, seven per cent bonds.-Pro-
posa for of the bonds Of the city Of Rockford
Illinois, bearing per cent interest, payable
ally and having ten years to rum will be received at the
banking house of Fuller Tomkns in the city Of Rock
II. A. Tucker Co. until the 18th of March, and at the
Office of Wadsworth Sheldon No. 30 Wall street. to the
5th Of March. copy Of the act authorizing the same,
and all necessary information relating to the financial
affairs of said city may be obtained by application to
WADSWORTH SHELDON, No 20 Wall street
Rockford, Illinois, Feb. 23 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LEr-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAINING
sanity located in Kent avenue near Myrtle avenue.
Brooklyn also, part Of house, consisting of six
rooms adjoining the above. Apply to OLIVER WIIIETS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

ITO LET-T0 THE FIRST OF MAY, THE THREE
Il story brick h-,se No Stanton street first house
from the BoweI Possession given Immediately. ia.
quire OF ID. Campo L. Is Fourth avenue, or Is last
Eleventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET. MAY BE con-
~ suited athis Office where he has practsed his profess
sion for the last % years. Hours from A. NJ to p NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-02

YNO LET-SUITES OF ROOMS INTHE MODEL DWELL
i ings Thirty seventh street, Eighth avenue
Though applications have been received than there
are apartments In the house. yet from the rigid
tiny to the kind of tenants desired many applications
have been rejected leaving few suites to be applied for
Apply the premises, to A. p SMITH, Agent No. 444
Eighth avenue
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OF
n ONCE No. 81 Beaver street, New York-At meeting
of the stockholders of this company the following gentle
chosen directors for the ensuing year-Ar
thur Leary James Henry, Samuel Gilman Chas A. Secor
of New York. and w. H. Fowle, Of Alexandria. Va. And
at subsequent meeting of the directors Arthur Leary
Esq unanimously elected president. The above
pany have that they have perfected their
arrangements for the mining and transportation Of their
Cumberland coal on scale much more extensive than
years past may therefore rely upon their
orders being promptly executed The quality Of the coal
is now well established and the company guarantee it
win always procure vessels for their customers lowest
rates. without charge. Their agents Messrs Fowle
Co., at Alexandria; J. w. Osborn, Esq., at Baltimore, and
E. A. Quintard, at the Office of the company
r. STRONG. Secretary.
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nished an ever varying and inexhaustible fund
Of enjoyment to the fortunate citizens and
visitors of this great commercial, literary
musical, and fashionable metropolis.
The HERALD presents, each morning kaiei-
doscope of the innumerable scenes in which this
pleasure-loving community move along. but
sometimes the picture has such numerous views,
that our space cannot contain them all, even
though our artists have taken care to sketch
them Our columns this morning. for instance,
contain reports of several city matters which
had been crowded out for day or two pseyi-
GUS. We have reports of various interesting
lectures, delivered before fashionable, charita-
ble and historical societies. perusal of which
will be found entertaining and perhaps instruc-
tive; we have the report of an infdel celebra-
ton, in which feasting, dancing and eloquence,
were enjoyed and participated in by several
hundreds of the male and female admirers of
Paine and we have notice of the mag
nificent ball of the Twelfth regiment, which
took place in Niblo's theatre, on Monday night.
In fact we have tried to present, in one sheet, a
faithful and correct representation of the enter
tainments. amusements and fashionable doings
Of the city in the year of grace 1853. and we
are confident that they will be read with much
pleasure, and some profit by all classes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03
CITY Politics.
DpWocRATJc REpTyBIIcAN COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
The election Of delegates to this committee was held
Yesterday between tho hours of IL and o'clock r. NJ in
the First Sixth Seventh Twelfth, and Fifteenth wards
The following tickets far we could ascertain we're
duly elected =
Gcneral CoDmi1ce-Olver Charlick, John b. Holmes,
William Stokely. .
Young Mems Conniuee-Grcgory Doran James Lundi-
ran John Fay Sebastian Kohlhepp, Bernard Duffy.
SEVENTH
General Commilee-Thomas Dunlap, Thomas w. Adams,
Jacob A. Valentine.
Young MEMS Commatee-Andrew Sheelnn William
Dunn Henry Close, John J. Riley, Charles Elliott
WARD.
General Commiaee-John Macarthur, John $. Austin,
Charles Boyce.
Young Mems CoDamiUee,James Flynn, Geo H. +. Lynch,
william Henry Nicholas Ray Thomas Ryan.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
General Conn,iieeCharles Il. Secor Lucus Robinson,
Isaac Fowler
Togng Mons C6namihee-Andrew Meyers, John D. Ryre,
Andrew II Green, John X Brodhead Walter r. Jones' Dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03

The UsURY LAws-Thcre is a memorial on
DOT, and is being extensively signed by mer-
chants, traders, manufacturers, mechanics, and
others, against the usury laws, which are but
an antiquated remnant of olden times, and are
destined to share the fate of other fossil re-
mains" They cannot much longer hold their
ground before the searching spirit of progress,
and that large and enlightened liberty in trade
and commerce, as well as in everything else,
that prevail in the United States, and hold up
the example of high civilization to the rest Of
the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03
Police Intelligence

Singular Case of Forgay.onicer Westlake yesterday
arrested two men, named John H. Egns and Joseph
Mountain, grocers, doing business at No. 269 Third
avenue on charge of forgery in altering the amount
for the purposes of dcfraudng the firm Of Chubbeck
Lewis commission merchants 2o3 Duane street 1t APP
pears from the facts to by Lewis Bridgman,
the clerk Of the rm that the defendants have been in
the habit of making purchases at the store and the
18th day of October last Egins and Mountain called at
the store and paid s22 so account of their indebted
ness for which receipt gven and in the afternoon
of the same day. they again called and made another
payment and then requested receipt for the two
in receipt Accordingly the clerk took back the first
receipt given tore in half and threw it the floor,
and gave the acknowledgment for the two in one
receipt Some time after the defendants sued by
Chubbeck Lewis for moneys due the concern; and q
set-of for the payment Egins and Mountain produced
the cancelled receipt pasted together but instead Of it's
being for $22 So the word twenty" had been altered
to seventy making the face of the receipt appear
be s72 So when in fact it only $22 &c. The forgery
IL visible and the defendants accused making the
said alteration for the purpose of cheating and deraud
ing Chnbbeck & Lewis The accused parties were con.
veyed before Justice Bogart who held them bail in
sum of 81 900 each, to answer the charge at court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03

ARRIVAL OF PACKET SHIPS RoscIus AND LADY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PASSAGES AND GEEAr
LOSS or LIFE
The arrival yesterday Of the packet ships Roscius
Lady Franklin from Liverpool terminated two q the
most stormy and disastrous passages to life and limb,
that We had for time to record The Roscus
left Liverpool the 18th of December and the LIST Of
January lat So 20 lon 20 So while under three close
reefed topsas storm staysals, main spencer and q
double sranlcr during strong gale from the N N w.,
boarded by sea- that stove in the upper
deck and fore matches the main deck, twisted the
mainmast head off, and filed the between decks with
four feet of water All the stores, provisions and
ciothes Of the steerage much damaged
by this nundation and doubt greater part entirely
destroyed as their boxes washing abe the decks
until the ship could be brought to and the wreck cleared
When that was accomplished 1t found that four Of
the creW had been rdshed overheard, the mate had
Of his arms broken and Of The crep len broken,
besides several others severely injured From the time
the vessel left Liverpool until she arrived in port she had
to contend with continuous head winds.
The Lady Franklin left Liverpool the I'd Of Decem-
ber and her psfortunes the It'll, when a
seaman, named George Rash, washed from the
bowsprt and drowned. On the 18th of the month
she shipped tremendous sea- which stove the starboard
quarter boats bulwarks sky lights and bnnacle, and
injured most of the men, Of them severely She
also lost q suit of sails At 8. A. NJ, of the day,
two of the crew, named John Richardson and John
Hunterson fell from the fore topsa yard to the deck
and picked up dead The Franklin, However,
noone in her mifortunes the 2sth they spoke the
schooner Lille (probably British vesse) bound to Lii
verpool from Jamaica, seventy days out and without
provisions with which Capt Osborn kindly supplied them
and the 31st in lat A &c. lon % So they spoke
other schooner, (name unknown bound to Cork, from
Newfoundland the captain, mate and part of the
of which had met watery graves by being washed
board To add to their msfortunes they without
navigator. which want Capt. Osborn was not able to
supply render them any assistance to help them
their dreary way, than giving them some nstruc.
tons how 10 steer.
The loss Of valuable lives on the two packet ships
amounted to seven besides injuries to many of
those who escaped with life The unknown schooner
will probably be heard Of she was spoken
than month ago, and in her disabled condition
but i'll qualified to contend with the storms that
subsequently swept the Atlantic.
The storms the Atlantic have been than usually
this winter and fear much that vessels
their way here from Europe many of which have been
for time DUE will add further to the list OF
casualties have already published. God help the
poor mariner ~
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pcrsouaI UufcJys0euce.

General Franklin Pierce in Boston on the lst inst,
and said he would leave for the Capital In rev
days.
Mr. Meagher viii deliver his last lecture in Boston this
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-03

Broome Street, Broadyvay.-A. J..
BIETCKER will sell this day. ut twelve M at the Mer-
chants Exchange the house and lot 400 Broome street.
north side of Brooe about three hundred feet OF
Broadway lot rs by 100 feet The situation is central
and eligible for any business the ground high the
street wider than other between Canal and Four-
teenth streets As residence it is extremely convenient
but, BY reason of the town pressure, the ground
this vicinity is being fast taken for stores hotels and
other business Of the first class which must greatly
nance its value.