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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

INV YORK HERALD--EDfrioN FOR HUROR1.
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me European mails win close in this city ct quarter
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Our Warrington Correspondence.


The Court Of Clatms7hird Day Of the Session-Action
upon the Various Notions Previously Submitted
Great Latitude in Debate Pcrmited-The Court only
Taking Soundings TO Ascertain the Proper Chansels-
More Attorneys Stcorn in, de-, dc.
Another day session o. the Court Of Claims has
pasfedapd with amount Of super1uous gas from
Of the oquacious attorneys I'M attendance.
Prompt to the mnute the Court met 1t IL O'Clock pre-
cssy and Judge Glchrist proceeded to announce the
opinion Of the Court some Of the various motions
submitted yes.Ariay, as follows -
]. general demurrer by the collector Ia NO. good.
BE must set out*hs objections specifically that the
claimant msy be informed Of them.
2. On al debate arising these objections the
lcitor win hold the Affirmative and win open and close
the argumen:
8 Briefs viii not be required by the Court any pre-
mir airy question: Argument rird win be heard.
The second rule requiring the petition to be sworn
to by the claimant 10 30 fer mooied to permit the
oath TO be taken by the ciamanteither o: tae claim
s. The court decided that the law gave them
to call either the Clerk OF the House of Represents
tv the Secretary of the Senate for papers
ments on Hle in biz Office Yet the cali might be made
a matter OF courtesy but not Of right.
The motion for a rule calling on the Executive Depart
of. The presiding judge remarked that the heads Of
these several departments felt deep interest in this
aps cous would su.ueaa spx oausp0
parties had an opportunity to b heard.
During the day the widest latitude in debate has been
allowed, and the good mature of the court severely
taxed Some attorneys asked to be inar uctsd In the
they sbosld pursue; othsrs anticipated oo &C.
lions and diicsltes in THAR which They wahed
to dscuss while one or two fer. usy proposed TO the
court ths their should be taken up and considered
At once, although at the foot OF the calendar.
At DO time during the day thers any legitim ate
proposition before the court for s considsra
ton and this free discussion seemed ao sed with
. view to tale the soundnRs and determine the chan
res for busness Perhaps in the meantime the caibr
Of many OF the "bg guus' present were also incl
denta'ly considered and determined by the learned
Judges.
On Monday IL 10 anticipated that the proceedings
Of the court win assume something like rsgu-
larty and order. Time 10 necessary to determine the
Of action proper to be pursued by the Court
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NV 0RLKASsI July II, 1900.
The stsamsAip GrsnAda, from New York vie Havana,
anchored 1t the Belize on account Of the Quarantine
law, and 10 awaiting orders to come up
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Supreme Court.

Before Hon, Judge E. p. Cosles.
JuIy 16-rhs Court announced that the special mo
ton casndsr win be taken up Thursday next, after
the Ninth Avenue Railroad case 10 disposed Of
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Those Celebx ated So IS Steel Shank Boots
arc made by A BAKER, 10 Ann street, patent leather
boots from % TO Al large stock OF gents and
CATERS selling of twenty to ffty per cent cheaper
than elsewhere.
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Tho above schedule may not be entirely complete,
and the work Of re!unding the duties il not yet
pleted There win probably be large amount Of moaey
TO be refunded.
Judge Walker editor OF the New Orleans Della, who
has been sojourning here for q few days, has bssa
toasted and fetsd by Mr.. Pierce and Forney, o; the
Kitchen Cabinet 70 an unlimited extent.
Hon. Isaac f. Morse, Of New Orleans, has also been
spending few days here. Mr.. Morse is the gentleman
who fupersedsd Mr. Noise In the prosecution OF Geo. W.
Kendall for robbing the mail. Mr. Morse thea hold
ing the Office Of Attorney General Of the state. After
the had been taken out Of the hands Of Mr. Noise
through the Instructions of Pierce and Cushing put
into the hands OF Mr. Morse-s movement, TO use the
language Of Mr. slidell, United States Senator from
Iousiana unpAl Alslea and damnable Ia political jurs
prudence, and which would be siftsd and In
vestgated thoroughly le. the blame fa where 1t may,
and 70 rebuss the administration for their chcanery
nominated Mr.. Noise 1t the late democratic convsn
ton, Attorney General Of the State, leAving Mr. Aorse
to be taken Of the administration may ooss
It is said however, he will be rendered appointment
infinitely better than thing 1t the han3s Of the poo
pie Of Louisisna. Mr. Morse Ia gentleman Of consider
able ability and has had the confidence of the psopls Of
that State for he served years in tho Congress Of
the United States, during which tae nothing occurred
to impair the confidence Of his constituents.
Mr. r. A. Pryor. who assistant editor of the Union
Bnort umo, uut Iocenty ebsistauS 0utor Oh
the Richmond Enquirer, who challenged and received
challenges without number, and who 10 under b,nds
to keep the peace bringing everything to bear in his
power for the purpose Of securing . foreign appon.
ment Of some Kind, Is yrsinian politics do not agree
with him. but yet has been unsuccessful The Pres
dent IL willing, put Marcy and JEFF. Davis say How
the thing will terminate remains to be seen. DON
CABINET MEETING. ETC.
wAsmsoroS July 10, 1885,
The Cabinet wax In session again day, and he'd
quite IN exciting time learn Marcy will not leave
here notwith sndpg he sent his family away and WAS
to join them in about two weeks. He Ia afraid Of JEFF
Davis and the alibusters
Forney and thu Kitchen Cabinet have trumphed, and
Mr. Pryor, of the Richmond Enquirer, has bssn PRO-
vided for. DON.
KINNEY ExPEDIrIoN-coURT CT CLAIMS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jaly 10, 1856.
gentleman Of distinction from Central America re.
ports that twothrds Of the people Of that country win
enthusiastically receive Col. Kinney.
The Court Of Claims have made q ruls providing for
the procuring OF papers from the aes OF the Executive
departments, BY requiet0n, for the preparation and
trial Of causthe papers to Be under the custody Of
the court.
Ground was broken this afternoon for the erection Of
the extension to the National Treasury bcilding.
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ByookIyn.-Phesograph Cameo Dasuer-
rsotypes, (srgipall and daguerrsctypes coored Hke
naiasurss. cHAs. II. WILLIAMSON, Artist,
A9 Fulton street, Bro5kfyu
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An. mint "a Rob the Monson Bank.

Ate mpt To Rob the M0ns0n Bank.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, 0oly 10, 1855.
desperate but unavaliins attempt was made to rob
but after WORKING for several hours and expendng great
labor upon the vault door, the burglars gave up in des
pair gaining nothing.
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Lord Raglan ~ Dsad.-It II Truc-That So
per week by piping 1t the Glooe H,ta
corner Of Frapkort and William Streets which under
q superinlence and prices reduced to rs
per day 81 b, per rsek for the best rooms to suit
the times. A WORD t. the wise.
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Observation-Disclosures OF the New York Daily
Times Paris, June 27.-Amopg tse medals that win
probably be awarded to america, viii be for MEADE
BRO1HfRs' pictures Galleries, 233 Broadway, four
doors above Astor House
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Corn FaTina- winch, for Cheapness, Delft
cacy, snd nutru ent article Of food and whole
seld by BENsEL & HOLMAN, Washington bhls,I 2ls
Centre street.
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Rukht0n's fCream Byrups and Pure Cool
soda only be had under the Astor House. and
corner Of Broadssy and Canal street. Creams Of the
following kinds: vanilla, pineapple, raspberry, straw
berry, orange, lemon and chocolate Stop and my them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

Erussxs, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
uppor@rs instruments for bow legs club feet and al
isormites Of the body hand and made TO order By
Dr. CLOVER 1t the SurReons' Bandage Institute, No.
Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

BascheiOr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
his unrivaiec dye Beware Of limitations they result
In rdicule The largest stock OF wigs and toupees In
America, wholesais and retail, 1t BArCHELOaS, 2aS
R-OadWGv,
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On Sunday evening" July u.s. At the brides residepcs
BY the Rev Dr. Nutt of Ill East Seventeenth street.
Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR to Miss JANE daughter Of the late
John Cuppipgh am, all Of this city.
On THURSDAY even NC, July II, Mr.. JoHS EvSs Of
Santa Croz, C to Miss LOUISA JrsryA Mccoy Of thin
city.
Harrisburg papers please copy.
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10 Sales Rooms -I4argsaf Carpet Establish
msnt in the uLi'ei States. HIRAM ANDERSON, 90
Bowsry Immense sto X Of English carpets olcoths
sold 1t tremsnt Gus Low prices.
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Knox.-aF Faint Heart Never Won Fair
LADY," but We dare be bound many KNOX hat-so
sentesl brilliant and fashionable that 10 seem Cd war
rant of the eentlemanlness OF the wearer-has KNOX
creating quits sensation In his establishment
No 212 Broad wsy, and still keeps up the store At No
633 Broadwsy-vith endless variety OF hats In both
from which to choose
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THE FRENCH PLAYS The exciting drama OF "L.s
Files dc MArbre" viii be giren this evening st Wal
lacks, for the second time, by n. Anthony's French
company, with NM Patre and Gustave in the principal
parts. new piece, The Life OF Bohemian" Is 10
preparation Il is Of the most popular pieces from
the Varieties theatre, Paris
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The Ohio River.

PITTsBuRa, July 10, 1855.
The river at this point measures five feet ak inches,
and ie falling.
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The Unprecedented Popularity OF Charles
London Cordial tin has induced the keepers Of
few and saloons TO fill the empty bottles with
Q poisonous mixture Of sduitersted HoiiAnd gin.
Charles London Cordial Gin differs entirely favor
from any other gin, and the similarity in tsste tc-
Holland gin viii at detect the perpetrators Of the
fraud.
Charles London Cordial Gin may be had retail OF all
grocers and druggists, (prcs dollar per bce) and
Wholesale Of the mpoftsrs,
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Zephyr Cashmere suits, $lO.-These really
beautafui suits manufactured from des.rpt
wooleu goods Of rch delicate shades. About 100 OF
them are sold daiy 81 EvAN5s clothing warebooss Sc
and 90 Fulton street
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GOHns ana BuniOns Removed from lhe Feet
without pain, olooo or danger BY Dr.. l. cLUrE office
$50 Broadway, Anew doors above White street lmme-
diatey after ire operation the shoes may be with
comfort Each extracted, 30 cents.
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DR.. ,. 3. Fitch, Author Of the SStx Lecturen
q CsnsDuption," Office ia Broadway, open daily,
tBunday sxcspte6,) from TO oclock treats conaump
hcn asthma diseases Of the heart and ali chronic dis
sases Of nales ano females CensuitAtcn frss.
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wevsszp ofa,s, Philadelphia; $27 900 in tho Raods
IaIaud Onicss, and the balance In the Boston on ,es
Another fire broke ont between Msnc hester and an
over streets, which destroyed thatytw bniidings,
stores and dWelling house,, including Pusney's
block, which was valued ct $4,000. Among the
sufferers are j. A. Perry, spothecary; Msss-A
Raymond and Thomas, @. A. Pasney, ". A. Put
ney Il Co., W. II. Elliott, N. Carrier 81. James,
and many others. The total loss by this fire is
about $50 600. Two acres were burned over.
The losses are partially insured, Of which $4,000
IL ct the Etna office, Of Hartford A private Letter
states the loss by the second fre ct 500 000
A message was received from Mayor Wo:d, In
the Board Of Councilman, last night, refusing to
concur In an ordinance lately passed compelling
successful competitors for contracts to come bsfore
the Common Council to have their contracts con-
frmed. The Mayor Ia Of opinion that the operation
Of The ordinance would be to largely increase the
expense Of contractors, by compelling them to
lobby their contracts through the Common Council,
and that the city treasury would in the end DO
made TO suffer therefor. He II further Of opini,n
thst the contract system is susceptible Of much
amendment. He also sent in q veto TO resolution
directing the Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps TO
withdraw the advertisements for claaniog streets,
until the Common Council could act thereupon, on
the ground that the bids had been received, and
therefore the resolution came too late. Among the
resolutions adopted by the Board was one calling on
the Comptroller to report the sum Of money be had
paid Wn. NJ. Cook and Geo. Coocklin, clerks 10 the
Mayors ofice; also, John Vaudesposl Alfred Chan
cilor, John Mcleod and Wilson Small. police
Clerks, appointed by Mayor Wood The other bas
ness was not Of much importance. Our report is
crow d.d out,
We publiss in our advertising columns this morn.
ing the petition of large number o. citizens in
favor Of the street sxeeping machines, which have
lately been SO suc,essful in keeping many Of our
cleaner than they have been kept bsfore
Such useful aux,lisries should not be driven ont Of
use without thought. C.esn streets are the great
beside, alum Of the Metropolis.
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Holloway's Pi11s.-The Liver, the Stomach
the kdreya lhese valuable pills, acting directly upon
the organs. cle.nie them from al impurities aud thus
give health nd vgor to the systsm. Sold at the
factories, No. sc Maiden lane N " and No. 2aa Straui
London and BY all druggists at Is cents 62h cents,
and 81 per box.
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Zephyr Silk ana Mcriao Gauze, Lisie
thread Shaker Asgoa linen and cotton undersnrs aod
drawers, ~ GREEN'S furnishing and shirt store, No
hose gold shirt and sleeve buttons mounted and
otherwise 1cVSt articles imported for the mmsr
e0ualled
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$40 Wigs ana 10upees.-Wnere did you get
that wig fren my enas At the only place in tins city
where you will nd best assortment OF wigs 70 lpees
back and front bra,ds bauds curls, &c.--frou MEO.
HURSr& CO. ,S, q Maiden lane.
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The Great Inhailng Remedy for Astoms,
ption, and AL diseases Of the throat and lungs
Dr CUk1k'S H.eens. Thousands have teea restored
70 health the past by tue Hygena Principal Office,
No. s4s Broadway, and sold by c. H. Ring, No 1879
Brcadvay Price only % package Dr. Curtis wil %
At the Office daily from 10 70 o'clock where be may
copAulted free O! chsrRo.
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M. Wilson, lalssy nulldlng.- City and Coun-
try merchants d~rous Of purchasing shirts collars
stocks should avail th.mslves Of this first pick from
Of the choicest stocks Of goods in the city.
M. WILSON,
Corner Of Corrlsnet street and Broadway 5lsey Build
ipg in the Ia m. Mt
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Oh! Have they TIN ust so Soon thoss Gray
and upconA email HAIRS upon far . brow HILLS
improved InAtanaYsoas Hair Dye for perfect black
bro~n the chsapsst and beat in the world fhiinzs
box. Sold applied at No. Barclay 1t or at As
Nassau htIeet,
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HIPS II falnble Onguent and Fioralhs .
creators Of heslth and beauty to the hAy-iov4uaoe
PREPARATION supplied free Of charge when gentlemen get
their bair cu. cuyleo shampooed ~ No. Barclay
street or 40 Naifau. Shaving six cents.
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THE REcpRocITY TREAry-DUrIFs PAID
BscK.-0ur Washington despatch gives some
interesting statistics relative to the reciprocity
treaty, including statement of the amount Of
money already refunded under the act OF Con-
gress Of last Session, authorizing the refuadIng
Of all duties after the conclusion of the treaty
in June 1854, according TO the scale presented
by the treaty. We trust, on reflection, that
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article show that the Seward anti-slavery ooali-
ton is assuming the proportions Of powerful
Northern party, and that secessionism In the
South is also moving ia the direction Of vio-
lent sectional organization for the Presidential
struggle. Between these opposing forces the
administration democracy have already been
crushed. Our hopes, then, Of o third party in
behalf Of the conservative people Of both Sec
tions, and in support Of the constitution Of the
Union, stiA rest with the national Know
NothiDgs of New York and the South, and their
platform. Meantime, between q surrender to
Seward and the maintenance of their indie.
pendent position, let the Order in New York
prepare to decide.
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remedies, without knowing that all their strength
owing to srsenic, qulnne, mercury, other deadly
poisons, which though they oft. brsAk the chs for
short time, lay the foundation Of wretched
malaciss that only with life. Better buy AK
pence woxtA OF poison Of honest apothecary than
pay dO3at for the made into pill" or "m 4
ture," and remem that the only fever and ague
medy In the market that free ncxious and poi
sonous drugs - Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure An
tidOte to bslara and In proof Of this ths
Of the most celebrated chemist in the United States
James X Chiffon, N. D. 10 attached TO every bottle.
GEO. II. BATES Wholesale agent l33 Water street, and
for tsle ty G. H. hIg, G. " Cichener Co., and Greg
gsts generally BrcoIlyn, Mis- n Hayes and d. Ovens.
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Rare Chance. The Piano and Musas
bussss Of the osciosr having increased % rapidy
and TO great an extent, he nnds its management
greater tack th.n be IL well able to perfor a. and hse
decided to sell bis entire stock OF music plates and copy
rights and transfer to the purchaser his extensive u-
sc trace ressrvins tbs piano business to himself Tsrms
cary. Ore fourth cashJhs balance three six nina
and twelve months He would prefer snersetc per-
severpg partner rather than dispose Of hts
sic department, 10 such should present him
seh. The stand 10 Of the best in the city.
HORACE WATERS. 333 Broadway n
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02

eye The old, time-honored poplar, beneath
whose rustling foliage in early spring | once
sat, is still remembered-the solemn awe with
which listened to the vernal zephyrs as they
caressed its graceful boughs and died in mourn
full cadence on their course, still effects the
sweetest sensations of my nature. Well, too,
the thoughts, that then revolyed within my
SELF do | remember how 1 could feel the
questions rising, as to what could have the
power to bend the lofty tree, while naught to
me was seen !-from whence does it come 3
where does such might reside! The wonder
ment which filled my mind, when watchfully |
gazed up into the blue sky and noted the mo-
ton of the expansive clouds that moved so
gently through the heavens, still creeps over
my soul with bewtching power. The wander
ing dreams of my earliest days still excite ell
rapturing echoes in the secret chambers of my
very brain. Oh, memory love thee! Though
thou canst produce sadness as well as joy,
must love thee! for it is in thy very nature to
lessen the former and lend enchantment to the
latter. IT'S in thy power to inspire the heart
with comfort, when present sorrow stands thick
around, and very night threatens the only star
thy indestructible nature hath power to
soothe, when all without grows drear!
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
(TO be COntinued.)
Written for the Smyrna Times.
III E NJ o R Y.
BY WILLIE ASHTON.

" Ye saw me ence,-ah those regretted DAYS,
When boyish innocence was all my praise !"
--CoWper.
BLEsT MEMORY how nicely as with fin
ger, canst thou trace back to earliest youth, all
the fond, endearing ties of which e young and
ardent heart is susceptible-recall 10 mind,
with perfect life, each familiar face that has left
upon my heart an impress of some kind act or
favor; and each dear relation that time has
borne far hence, long since, returns to me, ava
king all the happy associations of a period
when soul had scarce spread its pinions'' to
fly and survey the deep mysteries without
The friends that took me by the hand and taught
one to think, and cheered me by some sweet
word of praise, as | looked innocenily up to
their face, have not passed away-their very
voice, their meaning smile, are not forgotten
but stored up with miser care, in the storehoust
of "mind eternal" The place where first
was wont to ramble, the little stream upoI
whose banks sat entranced, while listening Il
the gentle ripple of its waters as they mean
dered along--the many melodies that foated OF
the breeze, from the lively Thrush, or melan
choly Dove, seemingly vibrate still in my eaI
and thrill my soul wrh a peculiar Joy; Will
the scene, in all its native sublimity, continue
as bright as when it in reality stood before m
Smyrna times., 1855-05-02
Russian Serfdom.

Among the limitations of Russian SerfdOm
are these:
/. The master cannot sell the serf without
the land on which the serf resides.
2. Families cannot be separated, and the
unmarried children, after the death of parents,
constitute family.
3. The masters power over the body of the
serf extends not to manning or periling life.
A. The master cannot require the serf to
marry according to his own choice and affec-
tion, .-..L-..a
5. He is entitled TO the labor Of only three
days Of the week, and cannot require labor on
the Sabbath or on high festivals.
g. serfs cannot be held except by the nobili.
ty and certain privileged classes and persons
Z. They cannot be held except in proportion
to the masters property in land. there being
required for each serf the possession by thu
master of twenty-one acres. t..s