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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03


T1,OR sAIE-A soRREL GuDlNG, THOROUGH BRED
I being got by imported Trustee dam out of Nor
gan mare by Rcpss four years old 10 hands high AMI
in az minutes, and Of great endurance would make a
splendid match or family horse. Can be seen Mt the
stable Of the Hudson River Steam Saw M foot OF West
Forty firth street.
T,OR sAIE-A HORSE TOP WAGON AND harness
IL all complete, suitable for express or grocery bu 81
ness. Price $3.50. Also . match team Of horses suit
able for heavy work. will be sold cheap. Apply ct ROB-
lNsON CO.'S mineral water mandatory $40 Bowery
L>OR SAIE--A FINE PAIR OF BAY VERMONT
IL horses, seven years DID, 15K hands high and very
stylish and pleasant drivers In both double snd single
harness. and Rne under the saddle For style and action
they cannot he surpassed Sold separately together
and warranted sound and kind. To be sean ct the lum
Der yard No 1873 Monroe street corner Of Aontsomsry
II ORsES, HORsEs--H0RsES KEPT 10 HAY ON
III nrst quality at 81 Per month"; grain furnehsd by
the buahel II required. y. W. Walker, Ittleton, near
Murristown, New Jersey. Apply 70 Msssrs Clark Bal
n.y. proprietors Of Howard Hotel, corner OF broadway
and Maiden lane.
rTORsE. LIGHT WAGON, AND SILVER MOUNTED
Ill harness for sals.-A blood horse, sixteen hands
high years old and win inside Of three minutes
and half and is uncommon roadster, and will please
anv one who wants . good family horse. The wagon
and harness - nearly new, and will be sold 1T great
barrap Will be sold separately together. Inquire
Of W. H. COMSTOCK, No. st. Peters place, one door
from Barclay street
VTYAGoN FOR sAIE--A HANDSOME SHIFTING
w top nearly new, and has been but little used.
viii be sold low II applied for immediately at J. @.
JEWELS, 52f Hudson street.
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LNANCY GOODS, &C.-wIILIAM IRVING CO., AUC-
tioneers. will sell ut auction, Tuesday and We'd

n uoneers, VIII sell at auction ON Tuesday and We'd
nesday December and g. at lo1S O'clock at the sales
room No. Fine street. sgnor PandolAns importation
Bardglio yellow of Sienna, verde antique, agate &c
Roman and Grecian vases Pompci pitchers, Etruscan
vases Hebe with handles elegantly carved in basso
evo; Etrnscan and Medics from to four feet
high marble urns superb pair of agate Hebe vases,
eight feet high elegant carved marble Tasses ave feet
high superb Mosaic nlad centre tables card receivers
with pedestals supported by dophins with vine and
serpent handles elegant carved Tasses of various Sizes
supported by swans; watch cases. candlesticks Hons
elephants, fruit wafer stands, &c. statuary, groups
and figures Graces, Venus de Medcs, Cupids Dancing
Girls Of Canova &c silver plated casors cake baskets
trays tea sets &C. bronze clocks and candeabras
groups and figures; Parian marble groups figures
Purchasers have their goods packed the premises
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(sROCKERy, GLASS, CHINA, &o-AUCrTON NOTICE.
AJE VAN ANTWERP & SON viii SELL on Tuesday.
December S. ut 10 O'clock at No 2l6 Pearl street. 13
crates earhenwarc assorted shapes and colors Also
$50 packages china glass; Rockingham ware, tea trays
knives and forks spoons &c Part Of the above will be
sold account Of house retiring from business. Also
invoice Of iockingglasses Catalogues the day pre-
yioug.
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Totals. 81, 1862 S,636, ISL
The falling of in the value Of exports during the
month amounts 10 SO greater than the decrease
in imports for the time. This shows that
foreign trade has been contracted without actually
bcneGtting much in the result.
The steamship Star of the West arrived at this port
this afternoon from Nicaragua, with eight days later in
tegence from California She has freight $757 900
in goldand gold dust or this amount Adams Co. have
in charge s2os,6 94 The commercial accounts by this
steamer not favorable those received by pre-
vous arrivals Reports from the mines continue good
AT the second board the market all down. Illinois
Central fell of u per cent; New York Central Railroad
~ Cumberland Coal Co x; New York Central Railroad
3; Harlem Railroad IL Erie Railroad n; Reading Rail
road n.
The balance in the Sub Treasury at the close of bust
ness to-day amounted to 81, 668,717 81.
The relative to the suspension Of extensive
house Albany engaged the iron trade and largely
nected with railroads. tetocks Of which have deprecat
cd enormously lately gained much credit to-day, and
created quite excitement In times like these nothing
appears surprising and the most unexpected announce
ments received with the greatest indifference. After
what has occurred during the past six months nothing
short of earthquake startl this community much
Several of the heaviest companies engaged in the iron
business in Pennsylvania have scccnty failed. I'VE
regret to learn, says thc Columbia (ra) Spy of the
suspension and failure Of many OF the heavy
companies engaged in the iron business in this State
Some Of those regarded the most stable have nns
and the Indications that but in the be-
ginning Of Of the greatest financial crises known
in this country"
The Newark Daily Advertiser says that it is expected
that the notes Of the Merchants Bank OF Brdgeton will
be worth about ninety cents on the dollar.
The OF the Wheat Growers Bank Of the free
banks Of New jersey, located at Newton Sussex county
are thrown out by the brokers.
Tho Atlanta Ca Inteligencer states that the Chero
aec Insurance Pank Of Dalton in that State had failed
to redeem its notes had recently commenced opera
tons, and had probably only limited circulation Of
its notes.
ttlegralh;c despatch from Washington states thst
Messrs sclsn, Withers & Co. have made assignmc,
for The benefit Of their creditors their effects going
the hands of John A. English and William Bayne
trustees Theexhibits OF assets largely the
btes The terms of the deed OF trust that the
holders shall be first paid.
The annexed statement Of the Treasurer Of the United
States viii show the amount deposit and subject 70
draft in the several deposares Of the United State
the 27th Of November
n
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pY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE, Exc
I'D cated by Theodore A. Gray to Joseph Steele dated
18th September 1854, will expose for sale on Monday,
December 4th 1854 at No. 81 Beekman street, ut ID
O'Clock, in the forenoon the following artcles;-One
reotype plates, large quantity Of type six double
stands standing racks gaeys composing sticks chases
two pieces Skating, desks, &C., &C., &c.
JAS. b. BENSEI, Atty for Mortgagee.
Dated New York Nov. 2S 1854
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A pJoBRNED sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcU-
"A ton, viii expose for sale Monday next, the
z,h day OF December at O'Clock, at No. 80 City Hall
place, in the city OF New York, horse, one milk
wagon, four milk cans and two tin measures. Dated
this second day OF December 1854
CHARLES w. KRUGER, Constable.
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lie ,cnderd against him II shsli be ~ duty Of
fve,y otstah'r, Policemen or watChmsn, whenever
he = sll SIC airy pers1n grossly intexscateo In aay
yrbli, sfrse tr plscc, 70 appIei end such person,
sDd 10 keep Kim IN some sac and convenient
place until lie stall become sober, aud there
upon fUnwi,h 10 take him hfore . justice
OF the rsace snd II shall be the duty fsu Justice
Ia admir- istri tn inch person en- oath or nfllr.na
tim arc 10 ,xapir bin for the purcoss # ascer
tairir z vhs,le r any offence hes teen committed
sgskt cry provision OF this act. and II such person
shsl fuse IN be sw OH, or to affirm, or TO answer
fny question pertinent TO such examir alton, he
shall BE- e. nmifted 10 The common jial, there to
remain rptil shall consent TO be so sworn or TO
sfli,m or sreHer ard IT, urcp such examination, 1t
shall appear that an cftDcc has bet committed
sgsiIst any provision Of this act, 1t shall be the
duty of tuch justice to Issue hls warrant for tse
syIest Of the offender n te sJch his premises, and
TO ceLvict Lin If fond guilty.
ri my ac,i.p or osecutiou arising under this
oct may be II stituted In Lowtr Canada before the
CIR, nit Coprr or before any Justice Of the Peace
with in the ostict hsre tie ciuse OF euch action
or rro etutoy pay have en-. 81 d in Upper Cana
ca before IT, Division Court or before any Justice
Il tie Pace within The county or city where the
osute a such act or prosecutor may have arisen,
eId tie pttstcpfisD ior every per atty reSoverapie
,b.osts 20 b form q violssipn Of any Of the
pIayisjnos Thereof, wbo may she ss qmi
tam yrsecu'or in bis own ZANE aud the
Dsme Ct tie Municipality .i'ber q The
comfy, or q tic city, township, Iaish. toSn or
viIlape, 90 y csse nay be, within which the Of
hn,s las tttn con nit.s6: Provided y 81 10 cities
H. Recorders stal have concurrent juf'ss icsioa
with TIE shess mentioned courts and justices Of
LcItaae Win rth les, ective iuiiscicpNs.
XII. No fSif,n a. oil or proctt ding, va rant,
ird,rtrs, Ut,r - ~ er ibsiIumsIs Of viisioe,
lr'lc s'r ~ y slfd my h. nscttsaiy 10 carry
trt ~ littN-t 80 ftiPsei titll he bsld Wild, or
ailor,c 10 TN s., tstsct II :, IL; ord ~ Iii'
eul4r fan o. spcfnsn 9 sepisi.e IN sFy HI
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CCT1ON NOTICE LARGE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
"A household furniture. H. WILSON, Auctonssr, win
sen ON Monday morning. at IL o'clock, to the highest
bidder for casha the contents OF the large four story
house, 40 Nertyfcurth street. between the Seventh
and Eighth avenues The parors consist Of about $50
yards real English tapestry carpets richly carved
wood panoorte seven octave splendid and hnish
cost SEQ makers warranted for year. carved
wood paror suits In satin brocade made by Of tho
FIRST houses in this city; mahogany suit in danask with
linen covers elegant rosewood etegere tss
q the latest style reception, gothic and -paror
chairs, very costly time pieces, nlad running twenty
days; broeatee and lace window curtains: choice
collection Of oil paintings and engraypgs Brussels and
velvet stair carpets oil cloths, large oval and pier
glasses with slab and brackets massive mahogany ex-
tension table, and dining do, card and quartetts
tables, mahogany cushioned chairs, rockers, sofas.
lounges magnificent rosewood and mahogany bedsteas
BUREAUS washstands and china toilet sets in gold rich
and costly china do, dinner and tea beds and
bedding, sheets, pillows comforters, silk spreads dne
wool blankets hair and husk mattresses Parian bisqus
and china figures in great variety slverware elegant
tea services savers and cake Baskets with solid silver
edges spoont forks castors, napkin rings, ivory cut
lery cut glassware crockcry kitchen furniture, &c.
This sale affords excellent opportunity TO housekeep-
ers, rs every article will be sold without
cash depCsit fred from every purchaser.
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hey are - folowB:-
Some doubts have been thrown out whether, as t
barter speaks only OF talking, 1t apply to case Ia
hch the interest has been only reserved not received
nj that point the majority Of the court are clearly
opinion that reservns must be implied in the word
the reservation Of that which IL is not permitted 70
eeive, q Hawk, p c. 60. In those instances in which
lurts are called upon TO in6ict penalty upon tie
nder whether in civil or criminal form Of action, 1t
otherwise, for then the actual receipt
neraIly necessary TO consummate the offence. But
hen the restrictive policy OF law alone is in contem
nAion, hold 1t to be universal rule that it Is I'M
wful to contract 70 do that which II IL unlawful to
!" And after deciding this point and remark'ng
kehy the manner In which ii came befoys the court
Is understand the gst Of the question 1t Is necessary
observe that although the act Of Incorporation forbds
taking Of greater interest than per cent it does
declare void any contract reserviug gfeoser sum
Il permitted Most II not ALL Of the acts passed in
eland and In the StAtes, the subject declare
81 contracts nsarious and void The question, then
whether such contracts are void in law upon general
r.. The .s.. 81 to s n sps
ds the hand maid Of nisuity. Courts instituted
carry into effect the Laws Of country. How can
b, then, become auxiliary 70 the consnmmato. Of a
Nation OF lawY To snumerate how all the instances
cases In which this reasoning has been practically
Piled would be to incur the inputaton Of vain parade
ere can be no civil right whore there s no legal re-
dy and there can b legal remedy for that which
tseh illegal.
Ne forbssr 70 quose further from the language Of
Supreme Court; and 1t il sufficient to say that
pr having stated the principles Of law IN the man.
set forth In The foregoing extract nom the
nion, II proceeds 70 refer TO many adtudged case!
support Of the doctrine, showing that Il applied
IN cases whore the oct was prohibited by statute,
hoagh there was nothing morally wrong In the
psacti0n; and upon this ground decided that the
BIZ could mot maintain an action on the note, as
demurrer admitted that II had been discounted
bn an agreement 70 take more than SIX per cent
ssssk We do not see how the case before rs c.
aistiDg uishsd nom the one decided by the So
ne C0sr. They preset precisely the sams ques-
!, End the sslabfishsd principles II law which
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Uenan's Dazaar- Opening OF the spxang sea-
4: z e As
s.os: would 'sss
that hi. abroad for the present
BY any house in tie United states 'e'A ~''~''
During the past winter he ha. been fortunate enough
By special With leading
styles IN Tie Children and general fancy
in Of the S
al a Ssss Of srs 0 Sss Ssy
% II vogue on tho Other
I IN
ss' % ss.
and rssga:sd big business with The public
world sI
ESLARerxErr THE BAZAAR
and sspssisss .iaSos las thrown sas
doubled sdd p
T
sd e sa i S e well az The
Atlantic: There . ample verge enough on
cr G S:o % :as 81. @ His
tensys Ladies need ne longer fear being
Sss q.
clerks y the
cIiILpnEs's REss DEPARTMENT.
comprises countless variety freshly imported spring pat
terms and an amo, equal number Of new styles designed
.,,,,s.s , SM,Ipn len &C., cLo a,.I !.
presented suitable boys sss. years
sh The s school
.u :. 90, ISyAsTs, OUTFIT DEPARTMENT ti .os..
a
r ss, aa aar
Of all kinds. The show Of
win be Of most brilliant features Of the opening and
LADIES AND cHLpREss SHOES
and plain ii &s be sur
lively same remark viii also
lAS,Hs' AsD eM.Pn Ess SPRING AND SUMMER
o. k cotton and e order IL P5
stcck Of
LAcrs AND rMnnorprRrEs
patterns every variety honson and
NM, LADIES DR. EsshAxIse DEPARTMENT
y
has With large Of personal
fans card
UMBRELLAS, CAMS AND RIDING WHIPS
eas .as are w in the
Al. tho csn Ar . asp 1e4 M CAP DEPARTMENT.
full and carefully selected stock, before To-
is there y hinss which i i. ors
to procure grouped together within length
ss
Another Living Witness TestlGes to the
% III r Ss H.:
Dr. j. NJ Mobensack@i take pleasure while inform you
ss y::. aass 'sss s:'ss
vou IA ho
formed me had brought worms from him also Of ESQUIRE
ms's sis
% s% sssS s
had for the last ten years Hart Merchant
As Mossss1ckp trop9sts4 FsiisdsiSha
New York for the Eastern states
Rhcumatism, scrofula, Ssc.-Hyntts Life
You sAs %1s palms.
member that few doses Of this YET som
been and in the sun Herald and other
ssn sem .sa essaias:
inS these BE- had a. the depot No
Whence Proceed the Lassitudc, the Dcprcs-
continual feeling illness which impossible to
9eal,s common hard to hear and 50 little pitisd By
the nervous system which exist.
~Ps wss s 81 IL s
Ct III % t. ss and S
il in that condition. there is preparation
parable with Dr. Morses Inyigorating Elixir Cordial
Other uli excite the physical
time like the night fash Of the lightning that
followed after the first effect over BY dcPres
The remedy literally than tho disease But
the Elixir has dynamic influence. 1t not only creates
Of the physical
T. The animal spirits not only cheersd and BY
its but kept to their level without tagging
Avegetale compound congenal to the system to
upon tho contribution itself revolutionize It. In
chronic diseases Of the the stomach the liver its
operation is all but miraculous Tho Cordial put up
highly In pint bottles Price three dollars
bottle, two for five dollars six for twelve dollars
G. II. RING, Proprietor, l92 broadway.
Sold by druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies
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LAY will sell at auction, this day at IL o'clock at
Merchants Exchange the house and lot No 81
street The extension Of the Bowery TO Franklin square
will greatly enhance the value Of this property by giving
swo Fronts Also TO le Sold the following valuable
second street between Sixth and Broad
May, fots ON Fifty street. between Fourth and Lex
avenues lots Sixty stIeet between Sixth
avenue. " - s''' ~ ' ~. $500
"iiliamsburg-4 lots Of Graham avenue and with
SS lots corner Of Even and Frost streets; lots
iots on Frost street lots the Of
ana Witbers streets Also desirable building
lots at Bath, New Utrecht L. H. la the vicintv
oitLe Handsome residences of Mesrs Lottmore Larte
E ~ and are beautifully Immediate
lsrm o. Az the property easy and titles ndputa
sic auctioneor, No. Broad street. "fP' y
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Malls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE
The royal mail steamship Europa, Capt. Shannon will
this port at O'Clock to for Liverpool
The European mails will close at quarter to eleven
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The WxxIy HERALD, (printed in French and English,
viii be published at halfpast nine O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NKw YORK HERALD will be received at the following places
In Europe -
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LONDON -. Edwards Sanford Il Co., No IL Cornhill.
VIM. Thomas h Co.. No. 10 Catherine street.
PARIS. . Livingston, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
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Court Calendar-This Day.

Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPRnR COURT, SPECIAL TERM.-Part mo. H. Part
2-Nos 3 to II, 10 to II.
SUPREME CorRr, CIRcUn-l92 2o1, 2o3, 2os 2o5, 102,
Z, IA III, l72, 2t0, 1919, 1s4, 200 139.
SUPERIOR CouRr, 1.-TWO Branches).-549, $50, $50 to
56s seq, $685. 564 5e6 567 l041s 1872, 392 sos, Isl,
100 s31 26s 227 545 66s to 672, 677 57S 5S1, 5s3
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Oh Thursday, March in Brooklyn, by His Honor the
Mayor, OLIVER GRRrx, of Elenyie Ulster county ~ Y,
to CoRYMA eldest daughter Of Jacob and Susan Wets,
of the former place.
Februry o, by the Rev. DR.. Armitage, Mr. JAMES II.
Lynch to Miss SARAH w. HOLMES daughter Of Thomas
Holmes, both Of this city.
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A Characterization to the Publlc.-Opcnlng
ss.1S s:' y! .a::s
:1:ss A IA
.peson hundred pesssss Of ssS sssan
sssd Which =: than
I,hadslphi. iSI Witch & :.is agent A.rssv.
sss
ssA ias
Ia S:.i goa:
r. ;ss: e:sss s s'; 44S:ss:
s:i .s.'i :. .s. :. n ,iH e: .s
e. ore time IN any country The press Is in
viii e. Prices :sssr
MAKE ''
Hair Dye and wigs-Batchelor's naanufAc-
tory for these articles removed TO No S Broadway
o's to the PAX xhs.s he has the hes;
and the sale Of his wigs and toupees Nine
private rooms, all on one Aoor.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Byron's Drama,
b.. ~SS as 70 ali
a
grisslsd hair, At No. sAstor House.
WIN force them 70 rcw strong and thick in sia weeks and
VENT stain OF injurs the skin Try iyoun md So 81
Orally street. n, 8..; sn sp sSid
Lovet has Removed to No. uo Chamber
70 sur.
p Ss S' Es and
the scalp. None genuine but LovETs.
The Sum has Set-Thc Smile OF Day has
faded-Tme fles.Use Barkers cesnly and agreeable
s'Rss
Truss, Elastic Stocking, Female Bandagc
Institute No IL Ann street established for the last twenty
s isdiss through the hail. and female
'''' mem d0sSE ss s'if Am M . a.%
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder Braces,
sutsss sury.,afs The projection shout
ssrss.n B.nasss institute established in nj & ots
ehe srsn
gers to avoid mistake cut this on. and bring y With
Caution.-Would you have your Hair cau-
sa s s n rs. s Ss I'd s sy
fiEs 8 II fHss sn re s % dye q
sure and always DO had :. DeGs drug
no 20 North William streets as'' NO " "'''
wigs 0nd TOupees-Thc Silver Medal has
seen awarded TO MEDHURsT HEARD q Maiden lane,
o he pest gentlemens wigs exhibited Curtis bands
BACK and front braids ornamental hair every descp
color. Copy the address. 'AAs'
crouPI Croupii-No Family should ever be
without bottle Of pr Tobias vontan Imminent in tho
house IN case OF child getting this
oy whoh IL Ia cure eve
ry case. Depot GO Cortlandt street.
Female Supporters with Shoulder Rrnco
auachedThis article s Of benefit TO females com
planning Of pain In the back de also springs for how
legs cuvture OF the spine and projection OF shoulder
blade; bandages OF all descriptions and made 10
sde at the New York Surgeons Bandage Institute estab
lshed In 1896 at No Ann street competent fen In
attendance TO wait ladies Strangers notice and
numher g. w TAYLOR co, No. q Ann street, second
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Roberts, 7G9 broadway, corner Of Ninth,
street has Just received the richest assortment Of upuro
ces ever ported also chmcsettes collars al
zane choice lot Of French spbrodered collars from g.
10 - 90, IN the newest styles. 's''''' -VA -
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a. Of the Old World she domestic "
Gnitsd Ststes Interfere with I've 70 sxeend
shield liberty 70 sgch portions et sas
a. desire within it's jurisdctiea By con
permit such interpretation or an
trfrrrucc this continent without resistance 20 It,
Resolved, That while we arc disposed 70 observe, IN
~uirit Of all al expect,
Az ike observance part OF all other nations
Resolved, That VIC respectfully request members Of
Congress ths State impress
the Importance OF communicating to the dipo
agents of foreign nations residing within the United
States the sentiments and purposes the American people
may not be nisconceived or misunderstood.
Resolved, That while who, IN 1873 defeated the de-.
ratio party bask in the sunshine Of executive
and have The highest seats in the temple Of tho anontd
cannot for brook the fintest dva had
owed forth for sinister and Interior purposes oany conc
alton s1iiatcn compromise with the juyylers OF Tam
Hail. whether with the Van Buren, barnburner fac
ton In crushed cut Of tho hotbed Of coalition abo
Resolved That the democracy this city
IN February last victory the barnburners
N tho annals Of tho State and with ono
septieB OF this city when the vote for barnburner judges
was zoo and exceeded the canal qucston by ma
crity of SO giving the extraordinary vote OF All
against the Constitutional amendmsut the
to the Nebraska anti Nebraska admin
On motion a committee of Ave appointed to CO
spcrate and confer with the Old Mems General Com
ittee respecting the necessity proprety OF cang
public meeting the Nebraska question Inc toowing
Tentemen were named such committee Hart, Man
son, Purdy, Ioherty and Adams.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on the second
Monday Of April
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OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE.

We beg leave to state to readers and patrons in
Paris and Europe generally, that Mr.. B. H. Revolt, II
Rue de La Banque, Paris Is no longer coecd with the
NEW YORK HERALD, either as correspondent or agent
Eessrs Livingston Wells, Place dc Ia Bourse, are
eur only agents in Paris both for advertisements and
subscriptions.
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Brady's Magnificent and UnrivaIlcd Gallo
res daguerrean No $50 Broadway and a5 Broadway
Fulton street offer greater facilities for the pro-
auction Of pictures than similar in
che United Statcs In addition TO various received
judges Crystal Palace prize medal also award
ed At the Worlds Fair In London, 1851 for tho
rectypcs.