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AmnSsmeuts.


CRYSTAL PALACE.-ASS0ClATIO for toe
~ EXHIBITION Of The INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS
Open EVERY DAY (excep sunday) from A. ~ until slr-
down Admission Tee seebfaIed GERMANlA SOCiEfd
give CONCERT u ffe Palace EVERY AFTERNOON, csrl-
pencns O'clock M Palace repee with everything euToo.
orn every part tie world The immense and beautiful ooee'
Paintings numbering One Tousaud different saoects
by she hIst artists IN the world; over fo1r unarea
hundreds Mechanism, As well - Nan
&c Six Thousand different depoors eff I'd stiy "rh
OF dsys examination Lbe awards 81 Cash aieas snd
Diplomas viii be made AZ the end Of the year par cu Nh
viii The Palace viii not be oprnel II the
special occasiOis h'ts
OF which viii be on the Fourth Of July.
THE FOURTH OF JULY viii % ceabateo az the Cfs g. raj
ia old fashioned Style
THE FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS viii be displayed from every
portion Of the budng Tho greet Bel Of tns Palace -" De IaDs
Tor hour. commencing az sunrise
Tie celebrated GERMASlA BAND md other talented perform
ere sive THREE GRAND CONCEPTS on thai dzy aud even
ing fret commencing at IL o'clock A NJ .
Ihs Bells in Palace DC O'Clock NJ TO notify
visitors Of the o. the spp
rsiion Of Independence by JOHN H. WHITE Esq GRAFTON
The sEC0ND GRAND CONCERT viii tax. place immediately
Tts THIRD GRAND CONCERT viii commence the eoneu-
on Of FRBW ORks exhibited By the city authorities which
will be about 81 o'clock
the third Concert nsned ana snncicn tne gwen
70 T''9,' msI.VGSIFfPcEvr DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
celebrated Pyot chpt Isaac Edge IT. Will take place IN
bs Court Crystal Palace accompanied by appropriate Hu
SIC By the GenDsna Baud. . No. -.
The CRYSTAL Palace proved by Mssrs Pike Sons test
Thermometers be the coolest place IN the city 90 rr,,,
For present the price Of ADHESION WI be % cen. M
DREN UNDER Ten YEARS HALF-PRlCE, proyrsd the emu
d,sn are Office OF the Cr5sa Palace
The public axe CAUTIONED sganst puiclairt SPURIOUS
TICKETS persons upon the Sidewalks rs te are frequent
" imposed upon by such persons 80 - 49,, A.,
Tickets obtained az the Office oi the CTysl fdace ana the
PERSONS entering Crystal Palace permitted to
whole and evening without u Their charge No charge
z ade for
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6perial Notifies.

Arrange nsens celebrating the seventy. sN,b d.
National Independence, 90 the togrh o.
INV 1874 BY Committee Of the Common COuncn
and ssndioId the First Dysoo of NowYok sae
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ssi Chnsh q Detroit completed ~ nT ,msin for public s
FRiDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY This i,s'ru 1h s"ce
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.re 4, proposed erection the Sfya ~. ga
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regretted
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OFFICE ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD Co.
PITTSBURGH. June a. 1884,
have reeyed cory shuuk Railroad Cures aud Loca
ton which you viii please accept my thent have looked
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Tables all accurately printed have 10 he'on n saying ha
regard practical aud usein conpeaa 'n and ready htd
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Yours respectfully w MLSOR RoBEsrs. Ciyi! Engineer
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T-a~~-.e Ala Company-The Trustees Of this Company
A1os A. LAWRENCE % BOs,on, MOSES H. oklS I'M. Of
80. Ia he TRANSFORMATIONS Of EM!GRANTs 70 kASsAs;
and hey poposs from Railroad ana TSoussnd Persons
y ~ n,essat 10 The Boundary OF iss,
th< 6sst train eta from Boston JULY 10 r'0f"e
4 vrifiur 10 THOMAS II. WEBB, Boston
"-s " ~ order of the Trustees,
~ THOMAS II. WEBB, -
Secretary Emigent Aid Co.
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with cnsinAl nlustrsrion.

NFAOTNc Pa June T, lot
hv, ,ecsiyed aid examined shunk Railway and IL,
cation srd consider excellent wots and practical IN s
particularly well suited 70 the capacities aud wan's
Of the Younger OF the profession think Assistant
Fnoir.er shSud have e COPY Respectfully yours, &c,
O. A NICHOLS, Civil Engineer.
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OFFICE OHio AND PEsNsyLyASA RAILROAD Co..
PITTSBURGH. June p. 1854. :
have the WORK Railway Curves and Location BY
VIM sbun. Civil Engineer which yOa good 70 send
me- sd il spress useful and well adapted the pr-
moe intsLacd. Respectfully yours,
P''s W ROBERTS Civil Engineer
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEuM@Just re-
- oeNse ~ s fee, long so inches In circume
ers Also Also LfVIN6 oURANGoUTASG the 0SLp L'lNu
pHJN0CFROS in America and LIVING SEA Ilo .ho
SATURDAY, July Iss IL nh, he r E.hfis TrERSooN at
s Few sTAY WITH MELANC HOLY and THE LorIEhi
TICKET. -. thar cur;osi,ies 70 be seen as
usual without charge 49,. ,,,. Viva, Ra,ronv and
Abundance % cents Children andef VEN iN.0'' '
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ALEXANDRIA. June -, 1851
y a. Genttmeu--At glance az e.. Shn on
Railway Location i usefulness field book to
explanation aud formula being
simple Teey I'd from extensions ey can De rad
Understood by quite young IN me procession ana "hou
more thant the rudiments of mathematical education
regard popularity with these for whom II compiled as
certain. - . Yours respeeuu.,y' - q, +. 60,
For the booksellers generally in New foh FOR ,
,.rcc Of The will copy Of the work post paid
- ~, r.r. ~ the limited states Z. n BUTLER 4 Co,
'''A' - No 81 South ith-st, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

We call attention to an authentic statement co.,
tsiped in letter Of our Paris correspondent OF the
present condition Of the claim Of Captain Gibson on
the Dutch Government for the loss Of bis ship and oi
bis time through imprisonment for eighteen months
Without wishing to find fauls with Mr.. Pierce Al
mipistratOn-for il needs no additional extenna
we must say that the diplomacy Of Mr. Belmont 'eS
not appear to have been brilliant, as it has ieit cap
tain Gbson's wrongs not half acknowledged. Inc
Dutch Government agree to pay for his ship but his
imprisonment they slur over and morally and pecu
nisrily ignore! We think ptremptory demand Tor
full redress, specified in detail, submitted by Mr. Bel
mont at the outset-equa and exact justice being re-
ouired-wouId have brought the Dutch Government
TO its senses.
TIE episode of the blunder of giving Captain Glib
son the wrong bundle Of papers-commtted BY the
agent of the Dutch Government-will be found anus
ing: and the advice Of Mr. BelmOn', then about 60
ipe TO Paris that the Captain had better decamp to
avoid Dutch prison for the second time because OF
the CHARGES absence, is more serious. We have n
belief that Congress or the American people will
satisfied with this mode OF doing misunderstanding
portion of rightful redress when the fall should
! rendered.
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ARRIVAL or GRISI And MiREO.

These two distinguished artists, Madame Giulia Grs
and Marquis Giovanni di Gambia 1SgnOr Mario arrived
in this City on Saturday last by the steamship Baltic as
were received at the landing foot of Canast. by Mesn
Bro Scberif Crust Kyle and other members Of the Nj
seal Fund Society. Upon tclcsraphc dispatch being
received that the Baltic coming up the Bay, lHs
number of persons hsstened TO the dock of the steamship
Company and there patiently awaited tho arrival Of The
steamer. At quarter before four o'clock the Bans
reached her wharf, when the members Of the Mdsica
Fund Society who present, went board and were
introduced by Mr. Hacket to Madame Grisi and Sgna
Mario.
About clock these celebrities were escorted on shore
where carriages were in waiting convey them to the s.
Nicholas Hotel During the drive from the wharf to the
Hotel the carriage was followed by about two hundred
persons, who kept up a continual cheering
We learned from Mr.. Hackett that no incidents WORTHY
of particular notice during the passage Madams
Gris suffered considerably from sea sickness and
during the greater part Of the passage. An attempt ws
made to get up concert the steamer but the Msdant
too much ndsposod b take part in IT, The night bs
fore the arrival she contributed the Of $50 toward A
Sesmen's Fund.
Madame Gri.i and signor Mario Occupy suite Of veJ
elegant rooms at the St. Nicholas. The apartments 6u
in number are on the first floor and front on Broadway sD
sprng,t. The side walls ornamenied with green sni
gold and the ceilings painted 10 eseo The farntur
is of richly carved roseYood covered with rich ssti
dsmask. The window curtains are Of lace and damss
and the floors covered with moquct carpets Of eegan
and costly pattern. The sleeping apartments arc aange
in the most tasteful The beds are canopied win
white lace curtains.
Yesterday morning and afternoon Madame Grisi n1
sgnor Mario with some friends took short ride out
the City,
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ApSEyrEEISJI

number of tie southern papers have earnestly
recommended the folks of their region not t. visit
the North during the summer send their girls and
boys hither to be- educated, bur to find seyerally
health recreation education and intelligence in their
own fashionable rural haunts and their own schools
and coll, ge. The whole arsenal of rhetoric is en-
poyed by them to enforce this idea, aud the mpOlicy
ard subse1yiency of whiting Newport and Saratoga,
ard neglecting Fauquier and White sulphur Springs,
not counting others OF renown, are earnestly de-
plOIed.
II ere one thing our Southern friends appear to
forget. and it Is this Freedom begets certain phe-
nomena. ard Slavery certain other phenomena.
Among those born Of freedom, in the absence Of a
forced centrazatiOn, is the existence of large We Al
thy and powerful cities No slave State in this coun-
try create s frst-rate city. Maryland being
pro,inate to free State, and deriving her support
mainly from her direct western trade aud not haviug
maLy slaves supports city Of some preensiOns; bat
il viii never be great city long as Slavery -four
isbes New Orleans, though the outlet of large
portion Of the western territory cannot attain to any
thing beyond fUurthrate importance, and is not in
sIg in size. Now, great capitals are, places to
visit TIE chief object OF attraction to educated peO-
pie who live in the country; aud those of the South
who obliged 10 eside hreefourths of the year on
their estates. or in such town as Charleston or
Richmond, Baltimore, viii not fail, if their means
permit, t. visit such capital New-York, 10 see
TIE sights and hear the sounds. But how does this
affect Saratoga, and, above ell, Newport Every
wsy They are tie ofshoots of the great free city
They nourishe by its capital, talent and beauty;
and without it they could not exist The growth Of
Newport in the luxury of its cottages hotels, splen
dor and extTaysgsnce, is like that of the westhes
city of the Union, and derived greatly from it. The
visitor from the South takes both New-York and
Newport into sceount-eity and watering place
having equal for gaiety in the South, for tie rea
! sons We have given.
We believe, however the southern visits to the
North greatly exaggerated to numbers for the
people OF refinement or culture are the only one
who would care 10 travel; aud the number of these
with means is of course limited. II has been assert
ed-and il " ith justice-thst the vast bak of
sumner visitors to the North are northerners who
have emgrated to the South and require the taste Of
old associations and resources once year.
The arguments sgainst visiting the North a. well