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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

NEW PIAN FOR SETTLING THE KANSAS SQUAB-
BIE.-The people are so sick of this Kansas
popular sovereignty squabble that they will
he glad to hear of any plan or scheme which pro-
misses q speedy and practical settlement. By our
special adviccs from Washington it will be seen
that the Southern conservatives there have hit
upon a satisfactory plan for giving the q,,ietus
to this scnseless Kansas agitation. With the
presentation to Congress of the Lecompton
constitution. II is proposed to attach proviso
10 the instrument which will send it back to
pie. under such regulations by Congress as may
be deemed expedient in behalf of popular
sovereignty" Thus the fighting factions Of
Kansas will be left to fight II out among them
selves and thus this business will be settled
and Douglas and Walker will be settled and
the fre-eatcrs will be settled. and the admins
tration and the country will have little rest
for there will lie an end of bleeding Kansas"
FLouREsnNG CONDITION or THE AFRICAN
SLAVE Observation-Disclosures the general
break down in the financial and commercial
affairs Of the civilized world, we perceive that
tDere ~ one brnncn OF business WHICH continues
in the most fourisbng and prosperous condi-
ton. We allude to the profitable traffic In Mig
gers between the coast of Africa and the Island
Of Cuba. Vessel after vessel arrives at the
"ever faithful island" with two, three,
four. five, six, or seven hundred mig
gers, "fresh from the sod !" and they are land
ed and run off into the interior with
out the slightest difficulty. The Yankee
captains and traders have pocketed in this way,
no doubt, a sufficient quantity Of specie from
twelve months operations to enable all the
banks Of New England to resume specie pay
ments IL the said traders would only invest
their money Gr this Object But we presume
that their slave trade Doiits are appropriated
for new clippers and new ventures for more mig
gers, and the Southern fre-eaters may make the
most of il. The African Save trade is North.
ern monopoly, excepting little schooner now
and then from Baltimore and the Southern fire.
eaters couldn't compete with the Yankees IL
they were to try, for the Puritans are old hands
in the business, and know all the ins and outs Of
every barracoon along the African coast. Talk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

Ma. AND Mrs. JAMES srARE.-Thesc distinguished
sts the pioneers OF the drama California aud Austria
a-whch latter country they have twice vsted-arriyed
here yesterday morning from New Orleans where they
have jus, concluded most successful engagement Mr
stark commences engagement at the s. louis theatre
on the Cd or January and from there will Play through
the whole southern country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

Commodore Mefyno, Uniied states Navy, and Ibn. J.
A. Stewart aud family, of Maryland are in Washington
Married at Mexico. Oswego county on the 10th inst .
by the Rev Thomas gallaudct rector OF st. AIMS Church
for Deaf Mutes New York city, Mr. Henry Rider ~
Florence, ~ " Miss Helen A. Chandler Of the former
place. Bon deaf mutcs.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, In steamship Adraic-Mr and Mrs Wal
ter wood and eild Mrs Little and child, Mrs Wood Or n
Worhlnpton Capt Theodore Zereca MesSrp Mora Noes
Buckley III Dorm, VIM ~ Gray, James Rsmsden OF Phila
dslphist X lay, Gilbert, VIM Carrerc. TX smith
Cas Homer, capt David Gaioway Messrs John George
Vim Armstrong, Philip OFerrol Capt y u Luther il; aud
Henry Collins mattel ise Of bark Bruce, Warren
lost nj sea October ~
Prom Hamburg in the steamship Borussa-H Mullberger
wathilde Muberger Emil schurer Hezse Mr. Grossman
" iiedrer Emma seh.k u Vessels, Aueusic Faeble.
Facbe, Daniel Sahl Julius ErichsOn, Mr. Lean, Mr. Rsne
u zmon-and 1856 second cabin aud s,eeragc.
From Charleston IN the steamship Columba-E AIwalch.
Baleniine and lady. w Conner, II Brennan, A
Shumway. Stutbs Lnnne " Bos,ick, Mrs fostane,
Nfs hosngswoith' Bishop Boone, Bacou-aud "
sieeragc.
Prom Portsmouth &c, - the steamship Roanoke.-wm
Perciyal lady and two children; MrNamee 1cp Morris
Miss L Schile Y II MYERS, David Davis Gasbel. " y
Anderson Murphy Mcheeyerand II 10 the steerage.
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IiIItAIn, UtC 1T 1907.
large ami enthusiastic meeting Of the democracy Was
held here night and resolutions passed endorsing
the course OF Senator Douglas.
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CASH vMrE.-Chevalier Forney is very SEN
sitive about being classed with the "black re-
publicans." Then let him be considered Emu
latto republican" but not worth a Cabinet
Office yet-not even that of Senator.
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Of Kansas, Robert ApEalker, although he re-
signed his post is still active and busy. He is
now engaged in paying over the Ten millions Of
dollars which he subscribed to the Pacific Rail.
road The money market ought to be quite
easy by and by, particularly among the lobby
In Washington.
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United States smpreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1851.
No. II. j. Temple Dodweil vs. Enrique de Ia Tanzo.--
Arguments continued for both parties.
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The Southern Mail.

waHISGros Dec n, 1867.
The mail from al points South ~ late as due IS TO
hand, but brings news Of importance
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m@rNess.
nnII A nEI nIIIA arNCE AQARn.

rHnAnstrrliA, Dec q, 1851.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania 6's So Reading tsilrOsd,
25is Morris Canal 49, Ioug Island Railroad, lQy Pom
y wanna Ralgsaj, 3Sh,
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of whale oil why. one vessel slipped into Cuba
with five hundred niggers is worth dozen
whaling voyages.
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ARRIVAL or SPEcIE IN Egw ORLEASs--The
schooner Sesdrf, Captain Robert n smith from Brazos
Santiago The "a instant arrived n New Qrcaps the 9th
with Sli4 ,Tlo " specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

BUTTONS THEATRE, Broadway, opposite Bond street.
School ron ScAspAL-tArrrR vs.. CLArrlR.
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery-EoUEsrRIAw, GvxSls
ELFruA STisK fEATs-h. DrcHALuNEAu.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy-FoEsrRIlN Zooro.
stcAL HIPPopRAsATIC ENTERTAINMENTS
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NEE, - yssv eU1R , vOs VsGnw Dsawssu
10, !, "a, :: 70 ,s s:; =. : 80 sr e.
s.s :. q; c.. :: - - :, O.: !. ).
'+%. - - - ~ s...u sn a.; nv s,': y
nj thss D. nasSen wos- - man ives stvsogthsDsd,
have sseAsA an NE s!ss.as wh,ch my former %.
BID 80 basea, aDA uhew1s al toe rounds upon ~hos
.ss ss.s b Ssrsci VEN and ron ,nsS csscsp ioos
BuSsi fow b sssed, he's be Ia ssd, hos 10 seemed,
asa aies their asfcrpuon my reply has uniformly been
"rss have Described the man mArrS d;' maav per
seeS; there 10 very respectable lady nvfug 10 Csc md
~ nHd avenue whose name, II should give II would
Only ees In the papers sno bring me into trouble; she 90
scr'ed The man ! married precisely that des0yipto o
strengthened ny opinion ~ previously token, ns re-
seen Mrs Cunpipshsm In the rombs she sent 'os me
there; TALKED about Or dur de about the msrrsgs
about bh pecuariies, &o she .'A,ed Nd was .
mar who had nis ODDITIES, bis pecu cs-tna'
b. lnew them ~ ,nd ooold put up with them
ago. wub her snd her dsusn wr In the cell about
an hour she sad potbDs about my being witness sDy
Gains mo there other than TO converge with me; soe
raid hat she had previously designed that Dr. sDodgras
hon rnJ,y her, she went 70 see nln az Soaoen On we
STh OF October and returned the evening that "
Sr odgrass had exchanged With me, and iseQuectl9
no, al home; that Mrs, spc3gra1 gave re- my al
trsss Ma, when she came back she gave that addres "
Dr.. 8, Ide and DR. idel keps every thing. they
would no~ Bpd nnorR Tia paperf; she did not stsT
that she adj suy os 50 and Dr. snodsrn- he ~ss M
The city hut she probably did aot know where he
bis Ecps would likely know where TO 1pd him;
she went up en- hon5ay pighs; De- anodsrass
. might have yelurned homo Monday usxnt
ME-. 1csrtuf bem spoke about tho destroosion Of
properly by Coroner abe did say thing Sbou
her sRrse nj 10 leave Lhe souse thDt she ss1
iayed Do. eu,5tn s.d always bad; sbe SAID noth,rs
about bis hviug her, or OF their living 40 vito
To qusslon hon Mr. CiinsoD. ihe wnoces sad
There ose mblaDec whstov,y vnice, looks
artors fize hing clse bet Mr. okel the
] married 10 Hrs CUnn ham
Tue o.'e sAs then sdjou non to rhur'dsy. st a u
NJ. CLINTON very that tho case should 60
On - soon sH~n ss possble bnt there -sro 80 many
before Surrogate having PRECEDENCE tost Ne
copld nj set u top N tor esrn.Y 0sle.
Tno Pubic Al unisi. stoy sgsip app for le'teys ~
collection upon tho cstste Toe qIess about 'sntns
ben VII he 6ec'dah by mo Surrogate ihis uorDipg
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A ccIDvyr-MR JOHN oIIvsR eF no Is CHERRY
"A street; While standing N the yard bis premises on tu,
day struck upop the bes1 BY bsk caree-s thrown
the root Of unhnssd building in the pegbnorhoc
end su.sres considerable with viii probably ecu
hne him n biz heuse for come DAYS
IyIGHtH ANNIVERSARY or NEW YORK CHAPTER
IL 20 :, u. o. Of A, 10 be held he Apollo Rooms 40
Broadway, Thursday evsnins March 1871. kxercs>s
70 con, merce 90 o'cock Tckes sdrning -enteman
The exercises New York As.ccistiss viii form co,icn
parry
vFRsEY CRY wATER woBKs.-roT1cE TO WATER.
81 Sealed proposals pl BE- rceiv~d Al the olce Of
the Water Commissioners cornsr 81 Wasanstsn an Mercer
srses se~y Cy, until Monday che fh day Of March sea
Of n oc ocs for fgfi -vpvy shtopins with fassc
Cor year fron The sr- day o. May neit With tue
cpess The rsf q suppytrr al seam vessels "a.
viii thew BIDS IN tvo forms vtz-is
price bupartd gallons tor al he water Aken re urns
sDd PAYNE NJ Tor the zane - msSe nou'iy me onoe
csvs Doasy payments Per.sps oaering VII state vse
her N Wiling putchae 'be boa and hstu ~ be
rpg1pg 10 ne ard IL whs price or aiow g
The vse Of be sne The comm sorers reserve ne rgsi
Furher -nacusrs may be carr cd on application
o, p. BAILEY. supt. saa Eng -s.r worn
INV YORK AND HARfrN HAu.RoAD -NoTIsr-
Eartt f.,i Albany per Harlem RsilrnaS uss
90 . csl pay ea1sss snd tsle -. ne sya, o. ssv v
Gaze oorser Of Rim sni wsAs .ssss
hpw IORk AID HARLEu RArLRoAD NOTICE
ou Fsft kibsry Ter Bsrleu RSroAa are feqnessa call
ty esrses ana tsse The zane Swsv o. sy ~, be sd
cfes cor-sr Of Pin aud white sress
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POLITICAL.

1ATH WARD AR A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
ii meeting Of he Dcm1crsts Eerutc1n People Ward
tornu tee 81 be foaisen sSd bed the ID nit al ,e
Od Head1usi Ct and snt fylheh sreets Ire
following s-cutons Adopted nousy aud orisrcd
10 te rpbnshes
Retoved ThH frsrts G. 10. nod hzrmopv Of Tho
d6mosfac psr'y recommend 10 tbe denccf~c repnbh
secios he ~ bod primary election los dslH
tstEto Tntpy Hs srd w1d Ccmuaiss NJ sach tune
enc place My he directed by NE Ss~hsms OF rsmmanv
sosey ora.r s. AID hono abe pub c
crt re bed en- thereby the prircp,ss o. TIE De
ruosrs,c I.rty 1c rs-pc ua.f = and sustained
nrsdyei Thsi 'iua hAe arrived for srHvsh reform
prs,y eleri.ans ielsr e'-osVa - tb-
sac b'yiag prrcusr6 o. lac guuv
r.ce rover nusi ss,iGl led tSe pay "
iTf-pvAhic
Pesav9d. Iha q y.nua, tifnc q, o.
paw s1d bfag bsck " vAsI ~ e th- - o.
Jsaerpor ssrs O.
la4th-s utssh N an iuofe Eiipa fsr 80
heSivfG We esrneEiiy invite az Irembers ~
a. republican parry who dre me O-zsnls9 ~
ON far al hcro-se fsrgus v. ~ the vii OF
be ma ar Nv 10 unie viii carrying thr v1pi
or moson Adjourned Henry y. " All, ffe-idsnt
yc., w Sc, p."' secrsan.s
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YorEG GENTrFMAN ABOUT Twenty FOUR
y I.ars see o. fair ,rsons sDF oararce and pose-sed
~ netns sulc ~ supper. hn roOt d'le de1i-ous
q 90 fcrot tng Nth Young adr o. stability, With
FtN ~ ms'irf ny. she be- mol twenty vea-a OF
Won EDUCATED and ~ arrseshia manners Wealth no
= EFT fs WIh 'H'e economy ~ ronty viii support wo
~uftr Dv through lie M m Eoled hat bui tore who
t'e t ~ n her wciessont v slds broad
Pos New Nork All csu NJ IN atoms will be held
gfls..y cOnideahN.
MILE ETSJRtEGE WILL UPON NTCFIPr or
lt twetV Eve cfne riva'eni in snps, send any
uNc neiufe OF beir mi present NE; their
ysfN ln love nafs md iaNFuf also secret BY
hef infnedaiely TIE love uf Tie Opposite
sev. Address viii return postage Nile. BEstrange New
lork Peat once,
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A seO IATION Op EXEMPT FlREaEy.-THE Mem
"A befs Will please Nroome AMI all..sry
his DAY Nesnessay 81 r. NJ IN attend the fune
"a Of tIr late oro'ner lnser, p q Terry J.....ei
q. " HHszLtk, 81
TUE MEMBERS or Tds FIRE DEPARTMENT WISH
ur psrlcipse the ,tfon % HOward Fe Engine
CosrIa any No "a on their return frvn Washington vii
please atpd deeFse 10 the houte OF EEEu Compsav No
thursday bth Instant NJ clock, n msse AL
pecessry Arrangements
JOHN II HooGKIBK,
WILLIAM LANDE2S, Comm
JAMES PuRNS ~
THOMAS HARLAN Afrangenrns
JEOEGH W. tQUt2E,
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TUB DEnOWAIDO YAlry.
- me v11Dn I'D ~ OonUneuen.
61AUO lNAg006 a1lOu HALL
ma YouDl 0en4 Dnne0nno UniD Onb bsvo doo16oo nct
70 vton The city - yoshhstoo presenA h oB1oy =
whA Mo expJese4 whb a hunAreos a hay aamonDAe fet
c,u8eA VIE 0exrs caabrste Ass cry Ne 1anGuyo
ueu a
JAMES BUCHANAN
JOHN q BkbCKlNnIU0A
GRAND DRnOOaAYIC BAIl.
WEDNESDAY AvRREa, 4ARoH 4, lo0J,
GTvY ASSEMBLY Rooms.
yAe whole of KILLERS spss mus handsonnaD AnA
proprssaiy whI be this oscaa1
fhe music will be under he 6tReettn OF tho
.r bOOWUA1Ae, cfNif
snd ts eeekyatsd OusBeN Band vi val selesoa 81
choice sseal morcsans ouyiDg ths even Dg
Dancing win com menoe preo'sei az 3 o'olOck
r0vs MANA ERs
douglas Taylor, Barreon
CHARLES j. Kelly Asah Herr3~h
Trls 5TH Two DNLARS
admitting gentleman and ladies, obtained ~ nAfs
spd Dodworts's muro ~ the headqunrtars ha
o'oo Swcsr House. and OF any n the Oonmissec OF Ar
semelts - : -
JoDs y. WHITE, Secretary
The shove Comr mtpee az Arrangements requested
meet IBIS evening at Abe Hsrcey Bonse
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sPORTTNa.

pIPTs BrRDs-H. KRsTNER BROS. BIO TO IN.
~ iar thel customers ard the pnbc general hs hey
have received inpo.non Of the best
raTies ard that The genuine kiDd ton The Hsfn ounais
only be obtained ~ the cbeapest this city a. their
10 hofh william street Alao gol1huckes hanste
tps, tiarngs thrushes bisctbrds and parros hand
cpus apS ses and nQbody WV lsafs we sore unsapshtd
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EXPRESSES.

IT O'eeon Sandwich lssnds and West Coast ~ South
America Ae-1be reft cypress viii be forwarded
pe- sssner illinois, on Thursday March 1881 Shippers
e rohsd that insure their goods getting board thsy
nss BE- delivered AZ Office en- Wednesday nb inst,
goods viii be feceved By seaper on the bih lns,
FREEMAN CO, 80 Broadway.
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TEE u To nN.

ITkIoN coursE l.. L-yRorrIsa.-puRsRs TO
eo~e on IN he -pr,ng Of 1851 es,wees the ash day Of
AL borecs that ted r In m harness Ne.
enpe "a No 70 Wagons No purse ~ f'a fra sby all
ye heats bee, , h IN taDcs. no q same ~ "a y
for al borscs that kotsd 25b milo besa D.
harness No Q. Of SIS with an inside stake Of o2
% No 8. 70 waroDs 20 OF 500 With fu4do
stsse o. $50 mile beas t-.t si.s 70 fee for ~
homes ihi never o,tsd 1 go No a No T. IN
mesa No. o puse VI ktcD with iusids nshe u 60
two miles and rcoe1 ie hArsess- sane Ne Z.
hsats h.st IN IA ssrnss, free for ~ hcrsss tHaa
o<ed batter thap 2-N No IL No 10
No. u II s25a wfh inside sAte Of SIOo
mule beats best h. Ia b~nes1 tree for all bnrssA that
wagons No ~ pure esno wnh "a inside stale cf s,,s;
riie bea,s beet 10 y 10 bsrss No Is purse of t0
irsde stale Of go mpe hsSs bcst N wagons M
Is No - ten nsfe cod reoes> IN hs-n~A an
" make rsce and ,wsts s~t .s1 DE psopr.o~ = pick
and Fora declared In 81 purvs sps-snc~s va
coae at ysuniane Duryse % pss. -aa4xsv asd
Catherine street, fataroar Mo- 7, a. oolo~k p
STRAW WHITE Ppcpri~trsL
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aUv <unx4snAysussD.

PUBLISH
ro ms rrsiic 'N
We are now publishing ss.aiai edition OF the wavsrls
seven 10 be comp eco IN tory eigns youmss poraS!
viii be sBesed r,th Def re IN ,dea n
spd anscdoes Collected a.d sSrapsea sxciusSeiy Tor s
ncusehod soiten y he ia Of the lines: easlay,
WI be lns,a ,teel plates engraved
%Ssn sss S Ssa srFet Ss. y ID ss
a. a' sc, bs oS ssS sss tbs sdon w es
adeoors espeoay N eng henoeripg anL no BrIje
asisSsd beng '@ ''l'' '''A'h % '' "0's' eve
elegsnty bound clh sampsd with orlgiDN and Rpproan
se eerrs) every h ua tos- hole series pls,e
W. ssvEssy cEsrs PER VOLUME;
wh he thoughts of the whole civzei world
s @ p han S hc sS e Se' s We
mi fS on s nc co Ss N q h, s SSss not
aupg bis cares end seothirs his lonely sorrovs-Waahns
household Of scott is tn. most perfect hing pos
folo 70 ar and enterprise spd everS famS should Own IT,
No publishing .nierp 20 has net with eorsa well
re ana o he or Ss ns
by Iictnor Fied ard tow amily win De provided
irestmabe and constant Dssllectas re-
lhr eeoo nge' of eses..y from It's che elegance
besh pub nbed IN Ibis counry.Jourpal
to jeCt eaa vsoh every BODY goseas
sss d about % To- S Ss TeGh ss op ons
which his wll clothed dress suitable
can ~, he ssr HssssA9a Sos
pporsi do,ons Sir Walter Scott II y ilnsrrased de-
ir the mcst eminent ss.eis nendng st,sss Poster
steel 70 al the authors attest aud
ssroe hc tie Boston prees dsangaishooNsw York
Inc price reasonable for work Of ,hI.
v.ue and chsrac shat onl eonsdsos sales eoue
esSen.s ~ch he" vii incur pain: hey have be-
S he sls ne household
M.sss 1sanor Esas S.ys a;s N sns'prs.
% tmnsn; s.oss.s,s 1Hsg propose pSsh
s ,Ss AID ' Of
Ss ana ~ G .u ssa Of ss + s
clearusss and eiosene.s And the fair psoer pa
sDi IS. :s:' sss ,
81 s On a,Ssn % se.s rscs suitable
TIckEoR FIELbs Boston.
s s' Tsss % s 6
,ies viii be r1sdy for d. sts AID suSscssr. on sa.ars
pe5ss1 ser sDg & name with ne money WI
ire u postage.
TAX BOOK. IsS7-Boyp's Esw YORK CITY TAX
sSol Pre- 81 roy rsrds spd for sale ey scSsssess
broadway. Direetorss OK any cry FURNISHED.
TRE DIANA OF E.ErH.
Tsn Ds.sa Or has,H X Jerome k'aas, .In b pub
.irage b,ns. on the origin and pn,o.o,hy Of sy pre-
can { 70 cs
ss sm & mall upon receipt 2. is % q n re-
------------- -,
NEWSPAPEHS.
A REV VOLUME
Al PoRrrR's splRfHr OF THE TINES
Commences this week.
flora Temple
Flora Temple
PoRTKR's SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Out on Thursday.
NATIONAL POLICE GAzET~E.
~ TIM NEIK Will toSrAJN FINE ptCpunB G
The ASSAhsIN h1lOk OF MRS kMNa 0SkLNE.
And AL tire criminal of the
- 81 for Elk months. Adjress z. A. SEY-
hOUh. proprietor, key York city.
Ross TouspY. general Asen.a
Reports Of al the great ttas are In this pApsr
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
I've yecord volume
PoRrER's SPIRIT ov rue TINES
Commences This week.
VoirxE rive 2o,um. ,v,
Volume two
PoRIER's SPIRIT oy THr TDzgs
Con this week.
Secure the FIRST Number
T0& FUHE.
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10 ClIzSNE ot Tbs uSuhD srATss.-sRySRaI.
psties .he ccpr ent no ders nf cent Apaoiss
81 r. stick of .S 10 the extent Q! ree
A0ls-s. berg ssout ba OF TIE whole OF the
ebt have N ysD attempted 10 OBTAIN IRON spanish 20
gtrnmert tho tuiapept az is erga1emsnls a. least
able settlement o! their tcoBesabe 1Ddsp1tad
lhR khouIh the b. Dds ca..al Of
rder toe a.ltu0n from 1920 10 49, tey
b. h- absolute 81 ferdinand VII and
anbos tsey hsye been repesedy the
of sosn the OF the French, Belgian
utoh the de.tOr delays
paoment or hondaioD OF bOFe claims ut The tine
srercirs several mil sons peoiion sganst
tsver % cama by well founded boee OF tho
boders - the Fad hond Tbe creditors have therefore
soils the greater part
sei- bords parties hose nsucD position offers beher
chance for fleisnt sIDpo,t from thar
considering iSe. he United Stes hepg the
sbj stu,ted enforce spain the lqudat, OF lem
debt thew prepared negotiate
With msrcan czens only, to- The tsnstsr Of as-
tsT lnfSrnat'on apply hV clio Letter, q. l.
HOuThE, u Copthal Court London Eng land.
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something 10 sis advantage.
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Tor boring aresn Is Address Arsssu Herald oice
TAMEs DoENEIEy WHO FORMALLY LIVED wirH
- Dr. Irowerbte. a. Princes Pay. ,,sfn ,sssd WI
s,e 1a on S sesTs ss1 90 Or m .d
ale y On receipt OF tas voice
WAsTED-rnE COOK, sARoAEsr wASLAHD. TO
~ 10 cali at oo'ck DIS morning at NO % East l7's
THE LECTURE SEASON.
NaILYTARY LEcruRE-aT TIE brooSLyS A-sE
W pan'n on Thursday Evening, March Sol "&
Dosnba VII aei;es lecture o. he ma.sIy nIe and SER
The ws Tor The eeo; Of The steeoea MqpS
Lament isssa 5 cents can Be Ss1 q s-r s sH
Or in the evening DE DOR xe''urc 70 mmence at
g &c E h R.fssfSa 'm~''''
METROPOLITAN Medical COLLEGE -raE gfrru
per this "Wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock at Is Eas
TTMc MMFTAnY.
CIrY GREEApIFEs MEMBERS OF rHIs COM.
Mouse .p ~. are Sss ss %@ n' r
,yercoa!s, Tor regimeLtl drill. BY order,
RORERr IRWIN CaptAin
JAMES MlIyR, Orderly Sergeant
CTkTE GRHNADIERs THE MEMBERS OF THIS
- COMPANY requested be pupctuAl In attendance
ihe A-nory th evening ~ ockck in full fatigue for reg
mental drill Gao. BkODIE Captain.
TRlBu1E or REsPECT.-HEADQUARrER NEW
York. March ls61-At . regular meeting Of the Cops
OF kr sneers Twelnh Regiment N y. r. Lieutenant J. A.
tinr In The chair, the following preamble and rssoluons
unanimously adoped-
having peassd advise Providence from
the Of his usefulness friend and caAte, Apnzo
A. erine:
Resolved That In the death late bro,bcr soldier The
mtnbers Of this o9ps have lost cherished and valued
frHnd, the useful and Efficient member.
Resolved, That In token Of respect his
page minutes be de voted The record OF his deooase
Resolved Thai the uAual hadse OF mourning be BY
each member OF The corp~ for thirty days
Resolved That tender 10 his afflicted widow and family
our heartfelt sympathy In their bereavement sod xpeere
condole their reparsbe and thai they be fur
nsbed with copy IF these proceedings
heioved Thai The above Published In the
New York Herald.
". IRAsous BpSRr,I J. A. STARE, Chairman.
NIroS FEARy, Committee.
WuIIAs II. AVERY,
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Cona WAT e. PORpHR AND ALE MAFuFACToav,
> ~ Thirty ninth street The undersigned having
rurciafed he whole IN tho Ia Of BehoD Web
srY viii cor ture suruv tho market with the best article
nfuufaf surrd m This city and s0lisis
RgFls d, WEBSTER.