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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-09

HAVANA, March 20, 1854.
state Of Feeling in Hardra-Wrect Of the PisarroOrder
n Restricting Parties from Writing in the Papers &c
Arrival Of the Princeton and Ardgo-4ssasinaions in
Harund, dc.
have read in the New Orleans Picoyans Of the 18th
inst received here by the brig j. s. Cuttings, tele
graphic despatch from Washington, headed The Case
of the Black Warrior and which states that the Cuban
authorizes had apoogzed for the detention of that ship
which had been done by orders that had been issued
but which ii not expected would have been strictly
obeyed' that the Cuban authorities willing to pay
for the loss occasoncd by the detention of the Black War
ror her cargo and passengers and that considered
likely the President would arrange the matter without
the interference of Congress may not have quoted
the precise words of the Pcdyne having been only ia
vored with cursory perusal of the paragraph whilst
several persons waiting to read the paper
as IL passed from my hands The paragraph however
has met with universal dscredt here the opinion of
every whom have heard speak in relation to being
that II sent the wires with the view TO calm any
excitement that might have been occasoned in New
Orleans upon the subject But this likely to be effected
when II Ia ascertaned that at the last hour previous
20 the departure OF the Black Warrior the follow
ing dirty trick" vas attempted to be played of, and
which, had II been successful would have led to her
detention Tor another day The administrator Of the
toms sent the papers requisite for the clearance Of the
fap down, without signature 10 int the Commandante
upon 'hem 10 that state would not have mt the reye.
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CI1UATIONS WANTED-As a good COOK
- ard to WASH and IRON IL private family BY one;
MAID and LAUSDREsS by the other These Gs are very
expeenctd bsve excellent city reference Ca a. No
J. 9Th av Ia the Bookstore.
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CASTLE GARDEN.-The proprietor of Castle

II
~ Garden respectfully informs the pubic this fvo.s
plse Of amusement .O admirably calculated fo the production
ard 90 celebrated being Ii. arena in which the
European tpt hes been introduced the citizens Of this
'00i"'' Nc Mos Il i"i EsvHIsyINo NEXT, Oct p,
rpon which occasion The NOS, sel.sIsisa
perfect In lie organization combining greater Of
'''A' 'D'n A s'i HE III u siPffao' STATES.
VIII make their f appearance For the perfect produe
'N- VI '-' EoGE fiIIi ARTISTS.
mssnibeeot Circus and kins has been erected within tbs
walls Of this building the largest in the world.
The proprietor nut, t. in hs Pro- seon o, Te1 peas1s
IT'D ei. Castle Garden for comfortable seating
vel a. seeing and hearing such have never before been Of
fred them Mr. ! ydv S,X9y Eqgs.;hsn Director.
Pull Ieriealsrs vii be Issued immediately To the
ri.hes Of ne public the piiees have been fixed At
eentA
cent?
DERHAM'r BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
AcA 6PhN E HAkk Ne pS So Ng;ys.4"'y
The s s6sshE ot9hsT fas NOME NEW
NEGRO MELODIES,
CHORUS S1 ItEep ps sS5ps, g..
By THE STAR TROUPE OF NEW, YORK
10 ''D''''' every R 1tsiI FaM XII S''A
ne" s sin'i rsfiIEisR5 OF
Or, TIE PERILs OF LOVE-;
Ai''ns'' y y s' dsus ehsI.ctsr Of
ssmrstshieno, IA desperate loveI) GABRIEL Rssble
Antonio Rsbbe.
v.ssalio Fr,seois RAbSe.
Attendant villagers Common Raboe
Several sushsbs original novelties in rehearsal and
will be speedily produced
Doors open at et commence att o'clock
DOLLAR TICKETS ADMIT FOUR As USUAL
CEO. CHRISTY q WOODS MINoTkELS
s Nd 9 .ss sod aTFa r. E'ff WS
GEO. CHRlsTY, Stage Manager
Entertainment FT TT4is'TtS MINs1RELsy.
BURLEsQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCES, DANCES, ETC,
Ahesnzed BY the accomplished company in the world
Also This Week the Musical FxtrsvaEsnz4 Of
BLACK BLGNDERSi Or FORTY WINKs;
JuIu, Crow CHa1STY
Admission IS Doors opsn ct q o'clock; to commence
AZ u precisely.
DUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
NO ' Every EVENING THIS WEEK.
NEGRO MINSTRELSY.
Inc ' MOSS. JtLLIEN's ORCHESTRA,
And the New BaIlssqus on o
WASHING AT THE Battle OF
w MONNOUTH-By LEUTZE.-The Exhibition OF this
Great National Picture Is open the Of the Ma
tiousl Academy Of Design, No. Cos Broadway DAi ana
DABY SHOW at BARNUM's MUSEUM
ID The immense Baby Show which to of here in
November postponed until early in June next in
forny with the wishes msny sdis who do like to
pose their infants The weather at this season OF the year
A LADY accomplished as. Pianist and Vo
N csist Is wanted @ ACCOMPANY celebrated Pano
Horace " aters music store, No. 353 Broadway.
GRAND OPENING of HOPE CHAPEL Lee
OTURE ROOM, No 20 Broadway, on hONDAY EVNV-
ING Oct q 1854, by HERR ALEXANDER, Ia the sre.t
European Wizard together with The EDpasa sen,.i9qg.t
Doors open at 81; commence at y precisely
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New Civilizations.

Twelfth Thousand New Ready
DAYARD TAYLORs' ADVENTURES IN
HAFRICA Is the popular book Of the day The Plates
From The London Daily News. -,
Ift were po..e. 70 add ,nyhiSa 70 ne t
would do it, F.tr.et from long review
From The Hartford Republican
delicious enjoyment then 20 tske
this and wander oil alone under the golden Octooe ire
and dream away sunny day over 10 delightful page
There is to US quite egla TO one Of bayaid Isy
ors tooLs travel Fact under ks wonderful Pcn more
From TIE Buffalo Democracy.
Asa writer Of travels especially he has never found his
equal Hs chapters are perfect ds;ueTeo'ypes Of Tie
'''N'' From The Yankee Blade
TIesdns for the most part on unhsesneyed srouna ne
has produced volume fresh and oisn. as ii Brilliant
From The Boston Traveller.
No writer could desire better subject and few could res
II better ,bsn our author The style is warm clear 'ha
'NOO'H' From Tie Cscsso Congregational Herald.
Carries his reader with him in most delightful eomp'a
'-r From The Newly chriuisn Enquirer.
any will just this delightful volume :, page s2
not Taylor Of necessity the moot capital fellow
Hs'e'ef III inc From The J.m..vlle Republican
There is enough Of poetry psho' humor and sentiment
In his eches combined with keen observation blended BY
5 and airy S. :'G ip sS.eG Of SS
energy e the beautiful and q that 6eroe ne would
have made fitting 20 TSs ff ii . wi'f
1.-The picture oriental is msinhcenee ex.et In ne De
tail. and while glowing With q, ne 2,
Of travel smbiousy written but none that axe tne
reader completely over the ground described ana
From The Philsdelphis North American
How Nj Taylor should have .oeOmP'asd ms aasIi
From The NewYork Express
pss9u esn Be- met wi IN the vide raas OF
graphical or descriptive literature than . 20 DC 'oahd
paw ~ p PITrSAN & Co No. 10 Park place.
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Chr5tOpher
WILL be PUBLISHED on SATURDAY,
w Oct q, the Second Edition Of .......
The SocTEs AMsRosi A NJ B{ P59f WILSON J.
paIi.S Win Memoir, md Soe., b. Dr. SHELTON
MACKENZIE. In vols Pnee s5
Vol Portrait Of Prof Wilson engraved on steel; History
Of Blsckwood's Magazine; Christopher m the Tent;
The Chadee ManuscrPti and Noetes from August,
1919, 10 August. 1874
Vol H. Engraved fac smile of manuscript page Of the
Eoctes IN Wilson's handwriting q Memoir Of Prot
Wilson; and NOctes from November, 1874 to July,
Vol Ill Portrait and Memoir of LOckhart Noctes from Jan.
Vol w. Portrst and Meror Of Hoss; NOctes from May
1890 to November 1881
Vol v Portrait and Memoir Of DR. Magnn Noe from Feb
ruarY lsS2; TO February isS6 with a eopioG' nde5
TO the whole work embracing over three thousand
references TO suhjects
They are une anything else In language and he muir
be and pshete indeed who cannot eny her strong VI
Vboso ,hs have studied these volumes will made
hfue with the ~hoe Of polite learning
the beginning of Walter seott' sFiered sIsIy e.ss"
That series Papers which fcnsed the reader. Of Black
wood for which have subsequently, spread their charm
over the literary world until they slmG., without
H. sr.s thoroush edition Of the fsmou. Noces that
has appeared AID u Is not Aey 70 DC 'o9n y
T. edition /. particularly v.luab. from ID. fs, that
ing TO it's personalities annotated edinOn could
A'' - - ISexsrs Daily Advertiser.
In addition 10 the NOc,es the editor Dr. Mackenzie, has
embodied VARIOUS literary eurostes which first saw the light
in B.kwood and the whole pefAeed BY deeply Interest
history Of the hasszne itself THIS EN-.
the history Of Of the most celebrated literary
worthie. the past fifty years" Albany Eve Journal
foItunss that there among US man of Letters
CAPABLE Of furbug clue 20 tboss local and personal ala
ons which the Noetes sbound and which must be CON
pretended by hose who would duly re.h their most Infinite
re who in the way Of Prefsees Memoirs. Indexes aud
pndiIes hs zap that, without him would ssys been
'e'' RFDFIFLD No. 10 and 1l2 Nass.u-st
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CITUATIONS WANTED-As COOK and TO
~ WASH and IRON OF 10 90 the HOUsEWUhh o. pm
yss family BY one; and NURSE 4nd SEA Ms IhE5S OF
s.CHAMbEAAAID AID sEAhsTREss 81 the other Insse
Girls are very experienced and have excellent ey fsefenoS
Cali No 6fb-sy 10 the Bookstore.
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GLOR IOUS NUM- ~
IA NETWORK DUrCHasS
Loss OF THE AKCrI
WOMA<'S WILL
TrN, PROGREss AND SO NsITl'

"A NEwYoRS DUrcHVaS
Loss Wpyfl b Z wi Z c
IUS PROGRESS AND sCNSuISg.
TIE OF tn Tesk VIII Dc one Of N oes tsis
AZ t% Loss o. It'll rhE aerc
Iss only pictorial disaster that has yet
Is.rsd. The design ~. IS s1;su; q, S x
efhst dreadful calamity and poes all the truhflnes Of
sSsssereo,yre In connection With iLis Is well written
BoisIhJ ecaPt Luce the only full ana compete biography
POsst Of tie gallant c9ITsrSsr taken from sssuerreo
is. new story CON ms1esd ls.t week, entitled wOm.n.
VIII will be eo1tr aed this number The OF this
has beyond most AIguine antcpeons The
fst edition of - 600 was sLhsnsed n less thaa
TWELVE HOURS.
To keep up the supply ,oo aoo ee cnP1F e
b, ms. beer put 70 press This enables 10 forward back
numbers reasonable extent In addition TO these great
feature. TIE DUTCHMAN Of this week viii contain vast
saount Of nlsee,neou. AID edho:i., a., MISTER;
sheet and il. columns weekly With the choicest l,era
ure Of The day Dutch paper ia peculiar name
fun ,up,hne progress ana fast
TABLE or CONTENTS.
LITERARY
l. Pictorial View Of the Arctic Disas,sr.
2 Biography OF Capt Luce with Portrait
5. WomGh's Wil-seoond part illustrated
& One Of the Weddings
S. The First Reading
Testimonials
!. That. $50.
s. French Romance.
9. TIE yrs Done.
10. Pleasant Way to Heaven
y. "A suDdrsd Years Ago.
rs An Eve for Business
IL The MYSTERIOUS Murder.
Is A Rec Hunt and what Of i.
10. Doing Thirsty One.
EDITORIALS
/. Railroad Accidents
2 New Tracts
3 Its Effect
T. Penny Papers and Republics.
s Exciting Attention
6. GONG Ahead
:. Taking Of sugar.
g. Prize Babies and other Humbugs.
g. Savings Bants. Life bats, Dr. Cheever, Wise
Suggestions, News of the Week, Fail OF sevas
tOpol. &c &c. &c.
THE NETWORK DUTCHMAS Is one Of the lsrEes; and
most rorulsr papers published in America There only
two weekly papers the republic with larger circulation.
Terms 81 per year. sDse COPIES cents For sas every
where EDWIN WESTON Co. Publishers
No itl Fulton New York.
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In Pres and to BE- published on the lst Of NovemSer
" h A t N o T

In Pres and to BE- published On the ist Of SoveSer
w h A o t
w BY MRS. NARY A. DENISON
Elegantly illustrated with Eight Engrsvnss from Original
Among American female writer, there not one Who com
bines higher degree than Mrs Denison ali the requisites Of
suce,.,l horship elose observer with quick ,pprecs
ton character she has the am OF language aud with
Few SLY chosen aDd strongly :Posen WORDS mai. picture. ct
n nature In the volume about beinF offered the pub
lie are bsced Of the finest productions OF her
II viii be boob sor every home, for viii teach
hat "a true ard lead 70 What Is good. f
LIPPINCOTT. GRAMBO Co Phil.delpnia
VNTDE AWAKE AND SPIRIT OF WASH
w INGTON-No. This nnnoeIs null Of nen ,eAaios 9
matter q, usual CHAPTER VIII Of The hysteres OF the nqu
cu or Brothers Revenge; The Romsh Ccntesions-about
the Jesui,. Looking Up Our Enemie. address 20
ProtessDts Roman Catholic osih. Ihs rne' NS &C. '''
uumefous ru' them In Advertisement -
DkAIER & BROTHER Agents Nos IL and 10 Ane 81
and for sale even ~heTe. Price I cents
DEAD The National Police Gazette.
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lust PUBLISHED-DAY DREAMS: 4
~ POM on Man NArUEE ~ which treated many
he'd APPLETON's and other Book P'iee 80 cents
ENGLISH, FRENCH, SPANISH. ITALIAN
Il ard other FORElGN BOOKS Foreign Circulating L.
bnry FRANCIS HoRsFALL, No. m Broadway, (between
sth and l0ihss)
CTEAM BOOK and JOB PRINTING
- JOHN A. GRAY Noe % and 81 Cs-.t OF Esnkor-
st. NewYork employs $50 hands Is Presses large fouts Of
plain vsstes Of Job Type Can print the lsrs
est Book Newspaper the mnues Card Label plain
or eoored the cheapest, beet and .peedest
ofHee open and PRESSES RUN ALL NIGHT.
Special attention given o GENERAL JOB WORK and TO
PUBLISHERS PREsswoRK JOHN A. GRAY.
Nos IS aud 81 Clift ~ Y
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- ,ounr Women; one 10 q hr.trste COOK. WASHER and
lRONER ard you'd make herself generally usefulths other
,sCHANBFRMAID and WAITRESS 20 do the general
HOUsEVORK. Beet city references given Apply a. No.
d Concord corner of PeaT-st brOsklyu.
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WANTED-By a respectable Girl, a situation
w as BOUsEkEEPEa and TO 90 PLAiS sE"iSo OF
10 WAIT On az Invalid or e6erly LADY she !. literally
seucasd and can get good city reference Can D. seea Tor
tp Or Lr,e days No s A0tist hrst Hoor rn'ae family
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Fssh q St Corr. y PoVa, Lseq gn ss
Indy EyissS The siS = ;iIo;. II: pub
Chairman Of Lecture Committee.
The Next Meeting Of the Board o. Director. Of the
PER- Per dss .ss MOTEL '"' st. EDWARD TURNER " D.
The Lecture season-hsn.sers Of L,eeGn. II n ,ss
gee'is.r rsuested 70 :sd,.. ,hs,r .i,S' " ef
HALL D. Pms ln.'ie,s Gun ., 20 are Of
CBAs scBIBEI r. No las Ns...u-.t. New. Y0r.:
TIE Lecture season.-Msa.srs Of Lyeeans l.stitste'
49, &C, y address bsE letter.. during mOath
Of Oetobsr 20 PARK BENJAMIN, Guliord Conn.
Kidder's Gas Reguintor.-ssVinsI p per cent Wild
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,,s,bs for iesastns the Of sss the burn,
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,b,s.t. Tor which Il wa de,isne5.
viii insure great eadnes in the lights and ss the press
selow the mains IL Will enable The eonsumer 70
an sau; .9sn, ss 1 ss
sTester V the amount Of light Obtained ,oo,,,
Engineer NJ Gas Light Co.
Orders received the GN Regulator Cos Office, No. 2s2
Brosdssy
Brosdwsy by Mr. L. ~ FOWLER. Object TO mpsrt prse-
teal tpowsdte Of Phrenaogy TO teach other, how 70 de-
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Ofare will be pointed and their bined inn
epee practically illustrated The csss will be both
s.1ta and Teachers derive especial advantages
by attending For esriieulsrs inquire OF
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Fruit and Ornamen,aI rrces.-PAR5oT5 A co. o.
Fushng Rswfork have extended their grounds and
cultivation largely for and offer for sale
rrer variety and quantity than they have before offered Of
weIl and varieties NJ FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES and SHRUBS For Catalogue apply BY mail
Political Prigtins-By Day and Night.
CIRCULARS
TICKETS, &c &c.
till Il oeloek al night
PHAIR d Co, No. q Beeknsntt.
few door. below Nassau
j. CIawson X eIIey, Analytical Physician, car be
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ss for dsys without charge all Diseases partcn
sy Of the Lungs Liver Kdneys and Chronic affections gen
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The principles and medicines Of this system Of practice differ
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sseiory espsn. Ladies and gentlemen invited 70 call
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DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY.
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STATIONFRS and ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACrU-
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SERyANTs WANT PLACEs.-S. Z. Employ
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New Volume Of
FITS HISTORY OF THE UNITED

A New Volume Of
BANCROFT HISTORY OF THE UNITED
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VOLUME SIX or BANCROFTS HISTORY OF THE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-16

below the next morning to separate the living from
the dead tersss. but the gsie still ccn:inued and
we were obliged 10 leave them till yesterday. the
18th When at last i was able 20 go below I saw
The most horrid sight ever saw; in fscs, h was
quife sickening TO see ssvenfy0se dead horses
neaped together and mangled in the most shocking
manner and my own three poor aninais among
Ihem- With much labor and difficulty we AZ last
eot tnem overheard, but only just 10 Time, IS the
s,s S,s1cn was most dissereeable and dsngerms--
vaas - now to become of me and my troop
sn not have only five horses Jeff, and thoee
..aen oainaeed. To,morrow we shall anchor if.-
slae .ae bay, and shall go and see what Is TO be
~ u.he. Lesnnot now write more, as am 30 over
e. ana disappointed at the great misfortune that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-16

STREET ON FIRE.-We learn from the ST. Louis
Democrat that Clark avenue In that city, st the in
tersection of Tenth street, is deep I'LL across the
head OF Chouteaus pond. In making this fil. thou.
sands OF carloads of rags, paper, manure, sha.
wings. and all such refuse articles, were made use
mischievous boys, with matches, set IRE TO the
sides Of the fill where the rags and paper were
protruding, which continued to spread and eat its
way until the very centre of the street has been
ignifed, and now continues to srnoulder ana smoke
ago fire plug and hose pipe were brought 70
bear upon the inextinguishable 1oleano. and
though the heap Of dirt was thoroughly soaked, yet
on Thursday, the burning ssreet TOR distance Of
fiy ysrds along the sides was emitting heavy CO
lumns Of filthy smoke, and the ground around
feeling hot 10 the touch. Il has been partly smo
thered several times, but the hra puH OF wind
from the South seems to fan Into Il vigorous liis
again,