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Marine Affairs.

NEW WEST INDIA STEAM L,sE.-Thc steamship Je~esa,
the pioneer Of line OF steamers to regularly
between this port and Havana via Nassau, n p, and
touching her return trip at Key west and the Flcri
da Is fitting out at the foot of Beach street The
commercial community have long felt the want of
speedy Of communication between New York and
Nassau well as Key West; and wrecked passengers
have been indefinitely detained and the interests Of
have suffered, from this defect in steam
coast marine Capt j. J. Wright has filed this dcsderd
am, and his beautiful vessel the Jewess will be ready
for at early date Her trips between the above
ports at present will be semi monthly.
A NEW STEAMER TO REPLACE HuuBoIDr.-t is
stated that sufficient amount Of money has been sub
scrbed TO build steamship for the New York and Havre
line to replace the Humboldt lost last December The
principal subscribers for the work the company who
own the Bremen line Mr. Mortimer Livingston the agent
OF tho Havre hre Capt. Lines, late Of the Humboldt
and Mr.. Isclin, the Hayre agent.
LAUNCH OF TIE LIVERPOOL PACKET SHIP JEREMIAH
THOMPSON afternoon, about ~ O'Clock this
fine vessel successfully Launched in fine STYLE from
the yard II Mr.. Patterson, at Williamsburg. She IL
stsunch ship Of $500 tons, and is 20 be commanded
by Captain Blake. Some three thousand persons we're
present TO witness the launch.
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large and respectable number Of gentlemen attended
the Union Course yesterday afternoon to witness trot
ting contest purse and stake Of $1,000 between
three unired horses the majority Of whom into
rested in the issue The having been made In q
certain circle large amounts saked the result,
as well as on time. About So 900 was pending ON Lady
Watson going In ESQ. This was won the summary
VIII show The gray eelding Ned was the favorito
against the field at even until It was ascerained that
Wheans horse Ben Bolt would start whom the bet
ting reached 100 to 20 on Ned Ths not good
one although IL seemed to give satisfaction to those
interested in the success Of the gray horse
The track In capital condition, and the weather
delightfully."- ruited for the occasion Only two horses
startedNed and Lady Watson, the former winning in
two straight heats.
First Heat-Ned won the pole, and took the lead
around the upper turn the mare breaking badly, and
appeared all " tangled" up Hiram Woodruff With the
gray passed quarter pole least thirty yards ahead
Of the mare in forty and half seconds One hundred
to ten offered his winning the race but while the
crowd were shouting out their offers to bet, HrAm's
horse broke up, and the got to within couple OF
lengths Of him before he recovered He broke again at
tie half mile pole when the went in front Of him,
passing there in l:24. On the lower turn they both
broke upfrs the mare was ahead, and then the gold
ing and then again the They came on the home
stretch pretty wen together when the gray again broke
up and fell behind; and instead Of the mare going right
through and winning the heat she ought 20 have done
she, too, cut capers aud the gray managed beat
her to the score about half length. Time, 2:AsA.
Sscond Hedt-The herses were started nicely, but Do
fore they got to the upper drawgate the broke
and fell oil thirty yards Ned passed the quarter pole
in forty one secoads and the half in 10 Nodine tried
hard to force the mare along down the baclsteth yee
he could rot gain an inch On the lower they both
broke up and when they recovered they about AZ
far apart as before the accident The gray led home half
| dozen lengths in 2:4Ss.
The following is q summary
THURSDAY, juno l.-Purse and stake, $1,000, mile
| heats.
H. Woodruff named &. g. Ned, to skeleton wagon.
! s Hoagland named b. m Lady Watson, to skeleton
|
W. Whelan named &. Ben Bolt, 10 $50 ID. wagon. DR..
Time, 2:4SM-248Z.
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Personal Intelligence

1t said that James Green Esq., United States Charge
at Bogota New Graz ada, has resigned his position.
II is reported that Lieut.. T. F. Beall Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs in California, has been removed, and
the important trust coDfded to the charge Of Hon. J.
henJiey POSTMASTER at san francisco II is said that
dinaton.
Lord Burgh, London; Senator Douglas Washington,
Sir ceusaek andIady Rooney Washington Hon. Norris,
States Minister Of Holland; Hon. e. Gassett, United
States Consul of France; Hon. James Abercrombe Ala,
were among the arrivals yesterday ut the St. Nicholas
A. D. Nelson, U. s. A.. f. 8. Mappin 7. N. Hale, Eng
land / Van Buren,, Y. s. N, we're among the arrivals
yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
S. Howard Clay, New York E. King, New Jersey; Hon.
jerome Bonaparte and son, Lieut.. Jerome Napoleon
Bonnparte, arrived yesterday at the Prescott House..
ton OF his cousin Louis Napoleon the renng Emperor
and expects to take his departure in the next steamer
ARRIVALS
r. NJ. And NJ
lady, Stein and LADY Mr. Jones and LADY NJ: Brown n
s Il
Pin Emil. NJ aoas S: bsd hScs XII. SrR
M sn NJ Mas. Nor
Hsss Il
nn Rich AsyS S Sssss ss..,a
s au a . sS. D scott Il. ws,ss
Hurry Mr. Gassets M NJ Msot.x
s,s :s mssi Ss.3
Ray Cha, hiehe nds Mr. Way Mr. csldwoi E.nshsvs,
Ruseli Mr. Simpson MI Brush WIN Baks rsley, MI Burr
NJ Laurence, Geo James, u Mr Lazard, MI Edmonds,
James Fnglis Mr. Co~en lady and chidren Malcolm
P Psia. J9sps harris stephen Hosiins VIM ys Jas
ysnkns Richard MITCHELL Thos Nieos, 1hos Richards,
marx Mitchell. Mr. Frederick, John Ren Mr. FRAZIER LADY
and child: Miss Leweyn, Mr. Emmps six children and
fant VIM Dawes John McD 'uga M. schwar.E, hrs Emma
Appleton Jsmes Smith, Miss Martha Munro Montho-
Ions and two male s-rvants Mr. STEM Michael nnot
lady Mrs Norman VIM McAusan Mr. Frnberser. Mjss julie
Eprsten, Frrt Mr. Brown Mr. Goetz, Mr. Cocts two
children Joseph D Levy, Capt Knox.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk DC, In eteamsh p Roanoke Garrett HF
Ssmy.se ikSssppedy aaron Dsyi M autchln
hopkins, o sacboran, II Crangton, Minor, W g
Mathew Langley Bewctt W G Smith John q Clark
n NJ CIsrk, kely-27 In the seerage
For saysnnah per steamship Knoxyie-John W wheatiy
ynsspn Fsy. Pritchett james Harrison 3 James X
Miller JRiiey, Pickering, and q in the stserags
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Halls for Europe.

THE NEW YORK HERALn--rDITIoN FOR ErRoPE.
The U. 8. mad steamship franklin. Capt Waiter,
; win leave ths port to morrow 1T IL O'Clock, fer
liverpool
Ths European mails win esSss IN this city At hsaast
Tan O'Clock in Tia forenoon.
The TK1ul aERAD (printsl In French and English,)
yin be published at half past nine O'Clock in tho
morning. Single copies, IN wrappers, sixPenee.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for shy edition ofthe
xw yoRK viii be received at the following pieces
IA Europe
LIVERPOOL John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LONDON EdwAs Is Sandford Co., No. II Cornhnl
Wm. Thomas Co.. 10. 10 Catherine stx@st
RaaH. .Evisceton, Wells Co. Place DO Ia Ro.res,
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M.nIlacc's Grand Concert.

As will be by reference our advertised amuse
ments, grand complimentary concert is to be given at
Castle Garden tomorrow Saturday. evening" to william
Wallace who, from his first public appearance here
several to the present time has been one of
the musical favorites of this community. This concert Is
gotten up under the auspices Of Julien aided by COM
mittee OF influential gentlemen of this city Mr. Wallace
leaves for Europe few days hence and this concert is
therefore, the parting testimonial which his fellow
musicians and admirers have chosen to give him
by referring to the advertisement in another column
the reader will perceive that the programme for this en-.
tertainment is rich one in the quality the quantity
and tbs variety of the bill Thsorerture of artana"
by WalSce; choice ballad from Mrs. Boucheile and
grand duo, by Wallace and his sister, are but
khe rst nstalment Of their contributions Next follows
aria from Iinda de Chamouni," by Anna Zerr Next
the witches Dance will be given by that wonderful
young disciple of Paganin Paul Julien. The second d.
vision Of the programme will be entirely appropriated
by julien and his performers in the mass and in detail
excepting "caprice the violin with only one
string" and the FIRST time 10 America by Paul Such
the rarity Of the music and of the musical talent which
viii be combined in this vocal and instrumental reunion
of tomorrow evening.
Mr. Wallace will probably leave the 10th Inst, fer
Liverpool, en- routs for Berlin where he is engaged to
introduce to the public of that capital his new grand
opera Of Zurlne the story Of which legend of
the Rhine. We predict for him such house tomorrow
night as win not be his reception In Berlin
under the patronage Of the king and the court of
Prussia.
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Gcnin's Summer Dress Beavcr.-rhc yvhite-
ness rehpess shape and eesan. monntass Of his
Piled Of mooel hat Flexible and elastic its weight and
scarcely when worn while its
class Especial attention directed TO the purity ana eeau
peculiar grscefuluoss tie proportions Thoss will
readily observed contrasting it'll other eotempora-
neous styles GENIN, ia ~ sdway,.
Paul,a Church.
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i'm sale Of New brighton Lots--yve

are ealing the attention OF our friends 70 the
ssie 10 be made BY ALBERT IL NICoLAf, ~ Ses Bt'sh
ton staten leland this cay at u o'clock ON tae 6toan
az cottage but in the italian style,
and twelve ground With shrubeery ssteinly lsi
cnt Also twenty very de irable vacant lois sdJon
inc shave THIS a. srshls property bong situated IN
The beautiful village Of New BriGh.on should Command the
,tt.nou dsFous 81 purchasing eligible build
iug sites tn scenery Il unwp.ssed Terms IBERIA sal
title ad putabie FIRE. steamboat tickets with htho
phic nspe attend the sale be ootaas on app
GATOR TO aucenec For further particulars Mo
sdyertissnsntin smother column
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The plan FOR supplying Brooklyn with water from tho
streams and ponds OF Long Island submitted TO the
people yesterday for their de ison and was rejected By
an overwhelming majority. Out Of eleven wards, OF
which the city is composed only one the SIXTY went
in favor Of the measure This is the second project that
has been brought forward and reected both times BY
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types.-City and County Of New York, ss.-Charles
Fees being duly doth dopose and was
re only one engaged at the dssuerreotype business
9 Brosdwey by the aforesaid .so he has
removed to 5 Brcsdyay one block above Taylers aud
verify believes to the beat Of his there Il
no other hees Reese the daguerreefype business In
this city and hereby forbid any person persons using
my rsms. CHAS RES 3e5 Road ,av
sworn me this sst lay Of Nav In the wear Of
Lord 1854 WIN. RANDELL, Co mmissio ner Of I,eeds
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GRAND FrK AT CASTLE GARDKy.-M Julien announces
grand fsrcy and full dress ball. this evening at Castle
Garden In addition to the pleasure which must be ex.
perienced in dancing to such music there is to
cade Of champagne Four thousand bottles will be ap
propriated for this purpose
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Reese q Co. or Professor Reese & Co.--This
title, name, or company represented beading d.
business at 9 Broadway for
been hctitiou.iy employed BY By the
Directory. s. A. HOLMES.
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The awide Awake, Hats

The "Wide Awake" Hats may he seen upon
the Uranium Of of the dusst ortas In cseaon an
are sold By come Of tho matters in tho city, Bat
til most wide awake the whole trade s KNOX,
S33 Broadway and S Fulton street ALTHOUGH his business
mostly made maps yet he caught nsppns
for and splen DID sprins and style 81 hats
for gsntlemens wear in fashion, you may safely
reckon that kncx IL the In 'sntor AL wide awake
tlemen should patronizc lin.
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New Mussc.-ssTho Wanderers Rcturned,''

ballad by c. NJ Traver, with thograph title. Price
esnts fis production Is q that elA Of homo songs or
ballads the melody sentiment Of which 10 understood
and appreciated by all Sung BY the popular corps Of Ar
tistes the Amphions with great success HORACE WA.
TIERS publisher and dealer in Pianos Melodsons and all
kinds Of music merchandise $50 BrosdwAy N B-Ausio'
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

OF those taken including fine preser-
for only so cents at LOCKWOODS corner Eishsh
avenue and Fourteenth street.
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Improvement In Dagucrrcotyping.-AP Pa
s.t has inst been awar.d and received Yesterday from
ticking two daguerreotypes At once invented by g. A
HOLMES. DaguerreotJp pc rooms $50 Broadway.
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Inc Great Eclfpsc.-Those tvcnty-clghc
spIcndd views Of the late eclipse be seen At
nUoiS MAGNIFICENT daguerrean gallery, No. 36S Broad
Their fe~. '~'NA - ~ wa
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ropes vi sand, which have no pfAciple o. pros
pect OF cohesion We have NJ faith Ia COM
biuaticns that require 80 many pledges to in
sIre mutual confidence.
But even the fscts that come to us through
tie samo sources of informant IN, seem oil to
point to different conclusion. Here we have
Austria and Prussia enter ng into treaty Of
alliance offensive and defensive on the one
h nd, whilst on the other we a.e It'd that Aus
tria is arming aga nss Russia, and that Prussia
il manifesting decided disposition to take the
opposite side. OF this, we have proof in the
fact that the Prussian Kinf, has Just dismissed
another old and tried servant, Baron Usedom,
his representative at the Papal Court, for no
other cause thea his ansi-Russian tendencies.
The .formation~of camp at st. Omcr, clese to
the Prussian frontiers, and of which Louis
Napoleon means himself TO take the
command, is significant of the doubts
tha. are attached to the sincerity Of the
two governments, forit is an absurdity to sup
pose that they will separate their interests.
Tiey are both conscious that the moment they
act independently of each other they will be
separately sacrificed either to the resentment
of Russia or the ambitious views Of France.
The occupation of Greece by the allies
has been resolved spon, recent acts
Of King Ohio having proved that he
was subsidized by Russia, and that the
insurrectionary movement was all the time
stimulated by the court. He is said
to receive monthly from the Car million of
Jco Oh II
think, for the purchase of his Spartan virtue
His worthy progenitor King Ludwig, of Terp-
sichorean propensities, is said to he excessively
irate at his sons folly; but, begging the old
gentlemans pardon, we think that Of the two
he has exhibited mere of what the world calls
common sense. He has no doubt get tired of
keeping "beggarly state" in Athens, and will
probably get the start of the allies,
and transport himself and his baggage
to st. Petersburg, leaving his Queen to plsy
the Amazon at the kead of the insurgents
It is said to be the intention of the allies to
put speedy extinguiher on the Gear, by pene-
trating into the heart of Russia, but we fancy
that the Fcench will not be over disposed to try
a second experiment of that sort. What the
gIeat Emperor proke uoWn IN, IL is R0t likely
that Marshal st. ArnSud with his family en-
cnmbrances and fifteen hundred bantlhoxes, and
Lord Raglan after hist.hirty years campaign
ing between Apsley House and the Horse
Guards, viii be able 20 accomplish. In the
meanwhile the combined squadrons have begun
to lombard Sebastopol-,at respectful dis
taroe. Let them look out for Professor jacob
and the submarine batteries
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Hat Announcemcnt.-HaMer Il Leask wish
TO direct attention Of their patrons TO their drab hos.
daguerreotyre likeness free OF charge Call
and zee them livery variety Of hat at 81 Chat
street. and corner Of Chatham aud Pearl Streets
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City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC RErUBLICAs GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Last evening the regular monthly meeting of this
committee held at their rooms, stuyvessnt Insti.
tute, Mr. Schell in the chair No business Of any i'm
portance whatever IVES transacted.
On motion OF Mr.. HARr, a committee appointed TO
draw up caB for the coming primary elections
There being other business before the committee,
thot body adjourned to meet on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

The steamer franklin leaves for EuropS
on Saturday Ills excellent chance tho old
w9rd these magnificent daguerreotypcs and stercoscopsa
taken only by ROOT No s63 Broadway Persons leaving
me country w Of course leave their portraits their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-02

proved scales and gold strings; Gilbert CO... Cryssns
Palace premium pianos. With or without me gonss 49,
frames end circular scales; Gberts coudox
And Haiet Cunstons pianos lot the ole nrm 2. ~ 800
Cal Sold wholesale RETAIL at prices ynsn .sy
ysysoA. HORACE WATkho, 80 oS"~s'
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A. LELAND co. have now In store tho largest and
syery variety boys and wear sntrsly
their ufActvre and 81 prices which viii g'vo
sstsfAction A. LELAND CO., III and lT3 Psarl and
u azd TAX Pine street.
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Mclode0ns-S ID. &HW.BmHtmp OeHcuxa.eu
ueicdeons and Goosman Baldvns patent ssn % don
DE bank nclodeone and Ars OF
,.hsr makes WhoierAie or retail, q fassosY rrioss
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Model Melodeons, with New Improvements,
unsurpassed In quality o. tone pronptnss % acon @
ieuss reeds for 90 SIS soo $40 $50 end STD Dealers
suppiied ~ factory prices BENf sohDoN, ." pt'si
"a soie sgente
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Gcnin's Wide Awake Hats.-Gscnln, No. 2l4
Broadway, opposite Sc. Paurs church.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-24

or Flooding: Painful, Suppressed and Irregular
Menstruation, &c., with all their accompanying
evils, (Cancer excepted no matter how severe
or of how long standing.
The Cathoicon far surpasses other remedies in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system in better condition. Let oil inter-
ested call and obtain pamphlet (rREE) contain
ing ample proof, from the most respectable sour
ces, OF the beneficial results Of its use; togetll,
er with letters from highly experienced Physl
clans, who have used it in their practice, and
sneak from their own observations.
REFERENCES:
p.B. pEcxHAm, NJ. D. Utica, MY.
L.D. FLEMING, M. D. Canandagna,N Y.
M, H. Hills, NJ D Rochester, N. Y.
D.Y. FoorE, NJ D Syracuse, Wy.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ Baltimore, Md.
J. C. ORRrcK, NJ D
W. w. REESE, NJ D City ofNcw York.
W. PRESCOTT, NJ D Copcord, N H..
up. NEwLANp, NJ D, uiica, N y.
Rev. C. S.BEARD, Glenn Springs, S c. Id
Pamphlets can be had grats'at the Store Of
Z. W. TOWER s. Co., Agents,
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And sold by LOGAN s CARR, Fairmont,
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leading Druggists in the adjoining counties.
W- See the following letter:
HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin county,N CT
November 2s, 1868. !
DR. John B. Msrchisi:
Sir: deem it my duty to express to you
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Of your medicine, and found it just the thing
wanted. 1t acted like charm, and has given her
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MoRGANToWN FLOUR MILL

a
NIL persons who have been accustomed
TO get their grinding done ut Rogers Mill,
and all othels who are fond OF good flour,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for a term Of years,
at a cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
men,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and a toll.dish just
right and RICH, side up, he expects TO com
pete successfully with his brother AlileEs,
and TO give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood by
Farmers and Others, that all who bring good
wheat may rely upon having good flour.
70 The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat JAMES 5. CRAIG.
October 81, 1858. II
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Beajamin Stiles, Plaintiff, } .
rs. IN Shahcery.

Stephen Stiles a al DGfsnd'ts
IN PURSUANCE Of Decree Of the Circuit
Court Electromagnetic county, rendered on Friday
April IA, 1854, in the above cause, on the fourth
Monday in June next, 1861, that being the frs.
dav Of the June term Of the County Court of
Mcnongulia county, in front of the Courthouse
door in Morgantown, will sell to the highest
and bes, bidder, Lot. Nos, containing by survey
1856 ACRES, and being the same land allotted
according to plat OF Petition to the children and
heirs of Thomas Stiles, deceased, who was a
son and heir of William Stiles, deceased, on a
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser or pnr-
chascrs required to give bond with approved
surety for the payment Of the purchase money,
and the title retained unit. all the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid off; said Land lying on Dunk
ard creek in this county, and is desirable tract
Of land. The title is thoughtto be ndsputabIe,
but selling as Sheriff will only convey such Ii
tic as is vested in me by said Decree.
E.P. FITCH, Deputy
for a. C. Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia Co
Brown s. Keck, Atto'ys for plfF.
May 6, 1854. Is, (pr's fec ss.5o)