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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
MUSICAL.


A LADY is DESTROYS OF OBTAINING A FEW
II more pupils for the piano. Terms moderate Please
inquire f1r Aufic Teacher at No. II Bethune str Dot
A RFAUTlFUL $3.50 SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IL pianoore for sale for $40 splendid toni round cor
ners been used lcs than thr
Fully warranted by celebrated makers The Owner is going
e France 1T can 10 at ISL Chambers street from
till o'clock
MUSICAL TWO OR THREE YOUNG LADIES CAN
~ be In ruetso tho pianofcrtc at the residence of
tie advertiser who Is young lady and fro hor
enee fces herself Perfectly qualified 10 discharge the du
es An interview may be had by addressing Miss NJ
r., Herald Office,
NEW MUsIC-"SARAH POLKA REDowDA- AND
~ Godhsh schottischn for the rianotwo pretty and
easy pieces of music published by JOHN T. DAILY No.
40 Grand street six octave piano for sale
for SIS.
DIANoFoRTE.-LADIEs ABOUT COMMENCING THE
study Of the piano, wishing their children So
can md competent teacher charge moderate BY address
ing Miss J. H., Broadway Post Once.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS. &C.
GREAT BARGAINS THE BNTIRE STOCK OF
OtkERh co. must be sold on Immediately without
gard 70 cost. BY order OF the Assignee 7o7 Broadway
GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW OFFERED FoaI
VI few days, account Of removing.-Lace and m "a
curtains At s. o. and s.; window shs des aud oornces M
80 cents upwards with great variety Of goods in the
holtery line At 20 cent lower than other house
city. A. N. X. DAVIES, upholsterers, 1876 Bowery
ssI6NEEs SALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT LAcl
N embroiseres and all other goods prsing the az
q rrst esss dry goods store at great bargains AZ
broadway late A. II. KERR cos
r AIDES SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT THERE Al
IL only very few Of those beautiful French morniny "a
in cbenisettes and sleeves So and collars
warranted real French also those sceliopped
The sesermeDt Of oambris coinrs all prcas wsi
horncngs, will be at least twenty per eent
than the ranc be sold for in any other similar
ment-769 Broadway. "V4f
pIcH PLAID AND STRIPED SUMNER yrKsI
III GBsDkLL. PEIKsoS LAKE, Al Rrosaway
tween erans and Brsome streets win open this raorn
we esnsred pieces o. the above goods, puflotured
the Paris Market 1T full g per iess than IN eost
mporaon Also one case Of rich Paris printed Orssnd
STLLLA sHAwLs-UBsDELL, PRIRsoN 4 LAX
~ ~ broadway, between Grand and Become stree
open 'h morning two cascs Of rich Paris Stsils shaw
Hltss than fhe sost " hppsrsA,iVs,
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UsTRALIA-THE CLIPPER SHIP NIGHTTIME
IL clears this day; has for two passengers. Il
on board ct pier - East river ut le Wall street
r. w. CAHERQ
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TOR sAvANNAH--FARE REDUCED-THE ~
and splendid side wheel stea ms hip KEYSTONE ST a
captain X. Haree, carrying the United States mall
leave i rhadeiPhia for Savannah on Wednesday May y
speed and strength and every cement for the
and convenience Of passsngsrs this ship is unsurpa
GEORGIA leaves shove the following Wsdnef
Agents in New York. SCRANTON & TALEMAN N
Old slip whore plans OF cabin may be seem and slater
secured TIL O'Clock y NJ, Tuesday. :
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CREAT BARGAINS HNTIRE STOCK OF
OtkERh CO. must be sold on Immediately without
gard TO cost BY order OF the Assignee o7 Broadway
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO PERFECTLY
Nv understands his business, ard Il good
tustor clerk saleman, porter in hardware gro
furniture store Beet oity reference Address
A. Dsrd ~ Messrs Goeiys no Broadway at 50 Ridge
street
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SECTIONAL DOCK TOR sALE;-FoUR SECTIONS OF
~ petent floating dock, in coed working order capable
Of taking ont boat Of trio hundred with the
right TO use the same in part Of the city with the pry
lego OF enlarganent. Apply to LEMUEL III HART corner
cfErsnt'ir street and fu5hins avenue, Greenpor L. l.
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NESPATCH LINZ FUR BAN FkANCISCU.-YOnI
~ America against the world The magnificent New
built clipper ship YOUNG AMERICA Capt. ID. s. n
cock is loading At pier 10 East River, and havn
most Of cargo engaged will have the usual
this lino This famous clipper has been pronounced
believed to DO the fastest ship in tho world Her fca
passage (uade in Ill days. was unsqualled Ly any
sailing at the time and less than any shp Ion
for San Francisco. Her ownors. detsrnined en- the
exemplary despatch will take AL freight sent aongsis
fore Saturday 20th instant, at fifty cents per
foot for measurement and per H. for dead w
SUTTON co. "a Wall str
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WANTED-AS oYsTERNAE AND WAITER, At rIIE
81 CHARLES saloon SG Broadway corner u Leoct ID
street Apply after lo O'clock, A. N.
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eOPARs NERsIIIP NOTICES.

Ehs1sv ShskAokhhF hSllC3LSs
d1O AAl -PARTNER WANTED IN ONE OF TIE
SlO:Ouv. discs established stage liz ths CITY.
A gentleman with the Above capital and
pros able ~ vostment r the parties will Of ths
shoie estahshnent TO esponthie parties targain
Fer particulars epply to THOMPSON CO., Io2 Nassau
S3 900 wanted; PARTNER, WITH s. 900
shed where the prohs are eonsdersbe sseco only will
dress With real name, A. o. b Herald Office
8O SG0 PARTNER WANTED WITH THIS
2A.OVO. amount 70 attrst 10 the financial lad bus.
nes portion OF business worth $40 600 per year 0oos
Iuh, sumaent ana undsubted security given for the
smsunt Address IrNnk Vincent. Herald office.
(loPARTNLssHIP NoTICE.--I UAvE THIS DAY As
~ Sc lated xith me In my bxsiaess Mr. Edward Smith,
VITO has been in my employ fer many years. Our business
VIII be osnductef under tie ~ Ersrtus Titus Co
EtASIUS TITUS, 3S3 Washington street
NoTICE.-THE CONFERENCE.-THE BApETOFORE
~ oIisnr tefweer Charles Clark hufssi, HALL and
samuel smith, under The aud frm Of CLARK Hall
as manufacturing Jsweliers Is ihis day by
mutual consent bessrs Clark and Hall SEQ the onp pcr
ment and liquidation OF ice anArs
Dated hew foTk, May G, 1854 CHARLES r. CLARK
RUSSELL HALL,
SAMUEL T. SMITH
and Russell Hail. 81 the old place on I'M Na a. Arn
street pnder the and ar N OF Clsrk A nan
Dated Nsv fert, ksy 8. i@A
CHARLES y CLARK,
hUsskL. HALL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE ROCK OF PURE
Gold.-This Monthly Magazine has with the most
widely extended subscription, short time. OF
Monthly Ma yaane Published 200 600 dollars being the
aggregate Gs TO subscribers The first appeared
10 March, and has Subscribers In every State the
Union Address orders, postpaid, 70 Mrs s. A. WHIT
subscription
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WANTED.-F1yE SMART MEN Will RE EMPIoYED
this day N iigAt busin ess Paid = 70 ~ dollars re-,
month. Also, gne WITH 100 dollars capital. tako
charge % whcie1ae husinoss Apply GEO. ID. PRATT
a co. nj Broadway M stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

ANEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CONPET}
IN carrying the United states nan.-For Mobile,
ring ~ Havana. Semi monthly limo, The steamshirt
shove ports ON Thursd,y May !h ~ L esleek prssf
from pier at feet Of Beach street. North river. FRI
taken FOR New orleans Passengers for Havana musve
cure passports before leaving port For freight or
apply TO LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON CO.. AGENT
Bfosdway. N. B.-The BLACK WARRIOR J. d. Bull
commander, will succeed the CahAwba, and sail June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

EOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS sKYLIGHT DAGUER
gallery, situated at est Sixth avenue, directly
Poste the Crystal Palacs the rooms are fitted in th
latest modern STYLE large and airy and have been
sucesssful operation for year Rent very
Satisfactory will be given for disposing Of the
by applying 1T the above number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNyTED STA
i mail kse.-The new and splendid steamboat K3e
VILE e. ID. Ludlow will leave on Saturday, Nay 10,
o'clock p H., from her pior No North river ApPlJl
SAMUEL L; MITCHELL - Brosawr
The ALABAMA, Geo. r. Sehenek, will leave on Wei
aay, Nay IL Through tickets from kew York 70 JAG,
we, sol; Pilatha, $50
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L,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNI
IL States nail steamer WASHINGTON, =. NJ Fitch, I
mandsr will sail for Bremen touching At southAmpto
land the malls and passengers for England and Franc
SATURDAY, may So 50, Rt u O'Clock NJ, from pier NO.
river. Price Of passage
In the first sabin, main salosn.
In second ssbin ' : .,,...l
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each steamer
letters must through the Post once specie DENY
in Havre and London For passage freight Apply 70
c. II. SAND, agent, 70 South stre
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington
sail June IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

CouETRy BOARD wANTRD-roR AN INvAIrn
lady and servant viri the Hudson some place ae
se'atle 70 ths city ~ railroad plain farmer family
rserfed and coed farm fare. Ao all that requiye1
Hops'fs fsfns sesEs J. Morgan No NO. Tenth s.rest
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WARE REDUeED.-INpKPBNDEN LINE TO f,
g graneisee.-Ths steamship NORTH STAh to
books for these celebrated steamers are nov open.
tied number Of tickets win be ssld A the following ra
applied for before May 20:-Cabin, e50; steerage s76
that passengers By these steamers viii 20 thfe
J. n CROSS. 40 Battery place up staff
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

. EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE Old OPERA
ITO House.-Rooms to let, with or without board in .
nrst class house.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAV, A
w situation az coaehman IN respectable priva, a ny;
perfectly understands mis- IL we'll nted with
hs city and the of horses Best OF city
given, by addressing calling q. Commodore u.
Levy.s. l0I 81. Mark,s Place for .Mo DAYS.
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WANDA CLERK. IN A GROCERY ONE THAT
w understands the business, and well recon.
nded Apply At Market street, q nunroe, be-
Il r 10 O'clock. A. ~.
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WANTED-BY TWO EFFICIENT AND RESPECT.
w able young women, situations; chamber maid
and waiter laundross; the other nurse and
stress fond 81 children Both Of oblginy and
willing disposition Best tty reference given regards
eity aud ospabiity Please call 80 seventh
"
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WsNTfD-BY AN EXPERIENCED DAGUERREo-
w tyfst, yOunr pkrsner, with a small eapi
tai IL h the intenton Of the fashion
able watering place the ensuing wherc tho business
10 very profitable For further particulars, apply 1T
Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

JEANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w asituatou as ehambefnaid and laundress OF = do
general work, small family Best Of refer
gtvon last where she lived for three
years Apply 20 sixth avenue second story front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

national DEMOCRATIC GENERAL coyNTrTrr
There WI b sreei.l meeting q he e.mmsce held
Punotnal Attendance required there viii tt ba.i
pers Of importance brought before the cor nlt,cs
RICHARD SCdRLL, Ch1irnan
w p e R,fary, }secrs.sries
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U,oR LIvERPo0L-UNITED STATES NAIL STU
part with the United States mails Europe
Saturday, Nay 81 At Y o'clock w. from her fersn, AZ
qualled for elegance or csmfcf
EDWARD X. COLLINS % wall srsOl
Passengers are requested to be ON board at A.
The steamship Baltic will succeed the Atlantic anat
June TO- Shippers will please take notice tAat tne sn
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARRICA.-FoR LlH
HI pool-The AFRICA, w Harrison, commander, wiiil 4
from the eompsnys deck, At Jersey City, with me
IL oeooh pr.sisey' .s sn are f.eassted to
beard BY III o'clock A. n The Europa will sail ON
Slst inst. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

U,ARM OF SEVENTY. FIVE ACRES dATE DAVID
Bryant house. barn, stables, and other outbudings,
all in order for SALE SOIL rich deep loan in high
cultivation hundred tons Of hay the
Last season. plenty Of fruit WOOD water and the
village Apply At the real estate ecs 22 Broadway
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07
From Ms No. Rguliioan
Arrival OF the Franklin.

NEw YonE, May - In breadsiuif there
is slight improvement on the last arrival,
(by Eurrnl
Flour has advanced Is. corn Is. Money
easy.
There is no striking feature of interest
in political news
Austria has offered a new proposition to
Russia, and if this is rejected she will join
the Allied Powers
Marshal Puskicwi,sch declared that Lit.
lie Willachia was evacuated solely for s,rat.
caic reasons that the Russians will soon
return, aud subject to martial law all who
may assist the Turks; and he also declares
that Greater Wa,lachia will not be eyacua.
ted
Prince Napoleon arrived at Gallipoli on
the 30lh Of April Lord Raglan arrived
at Constantinople on the same DAY.
The difficulty between the French Am.
Iassador and the Porto has been satislac;o.
rily arranged.
Adyccs have been received from Calcut.
ia to the 9Th Of April. Birmah still con.
tnucd in a disturbed state.
The Franklin brings ll2 passengers,
among them is DeCeuto, Minister from
Spain to the United States, and Mr.. Wins.
low, special bearer Of dispatches from
Spain.
Yesterday when off Nantucket Shoals,
she came in contact with propeller
It was understood that Lord Egin was
charged with special communication from
the English government to the President
Of the T. States.
We have no nows Of exciting interest
from the seat Of war. Nothing important
from the Black Sea or the Danube. The
Russians have evacuated Kraoya.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

Of 90 years old, which were their weapons
ut the time of the piraiea attempt above
referred TO. There ar4 also Paixhan guns
in the batteries of the island, and there is
no reason to doubt that stout defence
would be made.
But incline to think that the spaniards,
although they may possibly not oyerrato
their own military value aud means Of do.
fence, underrato the proves Of their antici.
pated enemies. They justly enough observe
that the success of the Americans in their
wars with the degenerate and undiscipined
Mcxcahs are not to be taken us an argu.
ment that they would be equally successful
in an atlaek on Cuba At tho same timo
they hardly tabe sufficiently into eonsilora.
ton the Tenacious yalor Of the Anglo.Saxou
aee, the expert rifle practice of the Amer.
leans, and their abundance in wealth. tho
great clement Of success in war. To any
but Spauiards there can seeroe y be shad.
on of doubt as to the fate of Cuba in ease
of war between Spain aud the United
Siatcs-supposing ofeourse non.intcriefence
ou the part of any powerful ally Of the for.
mer country. At the same time. America
wonld not escape unchanged in contest
with this comparatively feeble country
The ocean would be quickly covered with
priyatees under Spanish eolors and Amer.
lean commerce would suffer greatly.
Aud at the last moment, when all hope
was lost fully believe that Spain would
emaucipatc the ilayes aud abandon the is.
land 10 them. sooner than see its darling
rosscs.ion-the Queen Of the Antilles
lall au easy prey aud aoufishine possession.
into the hands of the ambitious and On.
efoachihg Republic which gives il so much
uueasiness. | infer this, at least. from the
tenor Of conversation here. and doubt not
TINT the Spaniard'. their ingenuity stimula.
ted by their deicai and ,poliation. would find
mean. tn leave The island in such state as
To give the Americans a vast deal Of lronble,
even alter the last European had quilted its
shorcs The more sensible men in this
country admit iha. Cuba must. sooner or
later rass ulo the possession Of the United
States but they admit it with a feeling of
infinite bitterness, and with a stubborn res.
oluliou That the change Of owners shall oc.
cur as late as possible aud the prize be dear.
ly bought by the cohqnefors.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07
FROM SPAIN.
Relations of spain 81 the u.htafcs.
Correspondence n Nc london TfW6s.
NJ Annlr, 4 nil VI lAll

Correspondence ef he Loa,'oa Iiw@.
MADRID April 81, 1871.
Mr. Soulc is reported to have said that
the settlement Of the dispute with the Uni.
ted States would be greatly facilitated bv
the dismissal ofthe present Ministry; and al.
though by no means vouch for the truth
Of this report and although such mgees.
tion from foreign envoy would be pretty
sure, with so naughty and joalous a people
as the Spaniard's Ia defeat its own object
yet, should the dispute in question unioriu.
nately lead to serious difficulties between
the two countries, the early downfall of the
Cabinet might be one of its earliest results
Last night, in the saloon Of an cx.Nlinis.
ter an idle report, which obtained no cred.
it, Of hostlities being imminent between
Spain and the United States brought on a
discussion as TO the probable consequences
of such a struggle, especially as regards the
island of Cuba. Its garrison Of upwards Of
20 600 men, and the improvements that
have been made in its Notifications since the
attack of the Fllibusteros, afford, in the
opinion of Spaniards, a sufficient guarantee
for the safety Of that possession in the event
Of war with the United States The troops
there are now armed with Mimic rifles in.
stead Of the wrotched flint muskets, upwards
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07
THE TELEGRAPH.
AsNIN TON:
WEDNESDAY, sUNE., 1851.

~ We are authorized to annonnee SHELL.
Ten WATSON, ESQ.,. as candidate for re.
election 10 the Office Of Judge OF the Sixth Ju.
dieial Circuit.
..ny-We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
HUBBARD, Esl, as a candidate for Judge Of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit.
u We are authorized to announce EDWARD
W CAN'T, Esd. as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit, at the en-.
suing election.
n7-Wc are authorized TO announce JOHN b.
sANDEfUR, as candidate Tor reelection to the
office OF Shenil Of Hemps,ead county.
sn7-We are authorized to announce SIMON T.
SANDERS as candidate fof reelection to the
Office Of Clerk Of Henpsiead county.
~ We are authorized TO announce DAN'L
T. WITrER, asa candidate for Probate Judge
of Hampstead county al the ensuing election
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

The HOMESTEAD BmL-Wo see il stated
that The Homestead Bill had been vetoed by
the President-his message to tlai eiTeo,
having been sent to the Senate on the Sd
ult. This is evidently mistake, ms up to
that date. nor even up to the present time.
have we seen any notice Of the passage Of
this Bill. The Statement, which /. credited
to the Washington Star, doubtless referred
to the Presidents veto Of the bill donatinr
lands to the several States for the benefit Of
INDECENT insane persons The Presidents
veto Of this bill, was sent to the Senate on
the Sd ult. The Homestead bin passed the
House, and at latest accounts was pending
in the Senate, whore We horc it may
be defeated or that the President will veto
it, should it pass that body.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

PEcuSIARY REsroNsiBlLirY or RAIL.
RoAps-.it meeting of the New York
and New Haven Railroad Company, recent.
ly held, the President stated that $3.50, 600
had already been paid, and that a further
sum Of $4,000 yet remained to be paid by
the company, for damages to life and limb
by the Norwalk disaster Of May 7, 1858.
The number of deaths on the instant was
about 81, and the serious injuries not result.
ing in death, but for which the company
were mnde liable, were probably as many
more. Only ono suit was suffered to be
prosecuted to judgment against the compa.
ny, and that arose from disagreement as
to the extent of the injuries.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

u We received. by tho last mail. from
the President Of the Cairo aud Fulton Rail.
road Company a corrected copy Of com.
munieaiiOn from the Chief Engineer. Capt
j, 5. WILLIAMS, containing a statement of
tnn pfogres. and condition Of the survey.
with such other information with regard to
the character and prospects Of the work as
have been developed by the examinations
of the Engineers. 1t will appear in cur
next.
In another column Of to-dny's paper We
publish the supplemental bylaws adopted at
the late meeting Of tic Board Of Directors.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

HARfrR's MAGAzlSs.-The June mum.
Der of this excellent periodical has made it.
appearance, and is fully equal 70 any of its
predecessors in interest. The embellisl.
menis are numerous aud well executed
Terms 50 per nnnum-sddress Harper 4
Brothers, New York.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

SaALL.pox-We are graiiied to learn
from the Camden "lIerald, of Thursday
last, that the only case of smallpox that had
made its appearance, was the one landed
from the steamer Louisa. There had been
no spread Of the disease. and the Herald
thinks that strangers need apprchend no
danger from visiting the place.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

CunA IN CoNGREss--lt is the opinion Of
the Washington Evening Star" Of the
18th ult that at this moment, tlrce.rourths
of the members Of Congress Of both Houses,
are strongly in favor Of the acquisition of
Cuba by the United States, including not
only half Of the anti.Nebuska Democrats
at least, but many apti.Nebraska Wings.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

CONNECTICUT SESAroas.--FnANcs GIT.
LETT tFrccsoilerl aud LArAyrfrg fosrEa.
(Whigl have been elected United States
Senators from Connecticut.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07
From Havana.
W,etttNaroD

WASHINGTON, May 90
Private letters which have been received
here, indicate the probability that Cuba is
in the mid't of q revolution, into which both
the Spanish inhabitants and Creoles have
entered,
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

ARREST OF MAJ, BoRLAND.--The news
from GreytOwn, which we publish in another
column, giving detailed statement Of the
arrest Of the American Minister, Major
BoRLASp, is both interesting and exciting.
The mal.treatment Of cur Minister by the
authorities Of GreytOwn, is an insult to our
Government which demands prompt invcs.
tiga'iOn and immediate roporation. Our
Minister, no matter who he may be- is tie
representative Of the honor Of the Govern.
ment, and an insult to him should bring
immediate punishment upon the offender
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Times
recommends MlLLAnD FILLMORE for the
Presidency, aud ALBERT PIKE. Of Afkan.
sas, for the Vice Presidency in 1856.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

CONGRESS AND THE MoRNoNs.-There
is bill before Congress, which proposes to
grant 100 acres Of land to every single
man. aud double that amount to every mar.
ricd man in the territory Of Utah, with a
proyiso that no man shall have the benefit
Of the act, who is married to more than one
wife. The delegate from Utah has moved
to strike out the proviso, on the ground, that
the man who has a plurality of wives stands
more in need of land than others.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

The NEw YoRK CRYSTAL PALACE
The Crystal Palace enterprise, under BAR.
NUNS management, is said to be succeed.
ing, the receipts exceeding the expenses,
and constantly increasing. The Secretary
Of the Treasury has authorized the Director
Of the United States Mint to have the med.
ais for the Association struck at the Mint,
the Association furnishing the material,
and paying the actual expenses incurred.
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-07

RESIGNATION OF SENATOR EVERETT
1t is said that the Hon EDWARD EVERETT
has resigned bis scat in the United States
Senate in consequence Of i'll health TWAS
rumored in Boston, on the 18th, that Gov.
WAsnBURN had rendered the seat to Hon
RuFUs CnoATE.