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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

BuILue-AIASerENS --At Va residence NJ ir' ~ ce's
fathep, On MONDAY Ar-l ~ tho Rev John fcleot
Mr. JACOB Nopr11 BruLus Q, VIRGINIA Lop ~, tJ0est
daughter OF An,oB'a ARAB "a EN- both OF this o"y
lYoss-CRANsro, DO wednesday. Aprii !, ry Rev.
DR. 1bompsoD a. EB sesdep1e, lag Greene g.raet He~
York, hv JANIS E4kyEY lN"Ns to Mas MARION = unAs-
sToUEN, bnth OF He loXen J.
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Msssus e II. Ludlow % viii erer FOR sais II soo
ton, 90 Wednesday sext. ., noon, Of The hcrchass rs
ehassc thirty one lots Msdsos, eecond and raird
svsnsss, and rhiYsy iourtb, ThrV seventh, TsIrsy-
eighth r'sy slsssh. Ffy ssn,h and fsssy nrt srsss.
being Ne prepsny Of Jsces vsadsspos' J, rq rssss
lots We ssss part Of ths CITY, on natural ground,
and The sale VIII be positive Mas OF The propsrv nv
bs obtained n the once Of ne suctonHcs, No. II Pine
street..
The New YORK. CITY Comptroller Is advertising for
temporary ,oans In sums Of not lees shas kss hundred
dollars bearing interest 81 the rate Of sI pr cent and
redssnasls In nix 10 twelve months.
rbe sol,ovps statement shovs tbe oosruuons Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
A Knew Nothing Move.
eUrERroH COUHT-ernCTAL rrnM.
nafeye Han rudRo Hoffman.


AyKn 7.-Clayla Rssbw1 No. Ss1ssi r. 71scwseni.-kr
nuxsy moved 10 ses ssids The compliant and al sxbss
sut process hss Ne ground hat Richard Bassssd
Nc, ssosney for The plaintiff, wN not nsuraKssd uns
Ne u 0sbw, 1885, sner so,sa brought, and has 20
navips been ctssn Of The unssd snA0 bsfors 10 w.
% sosst,sus,onar entitled 70 prsoscs.
Mr. pady prodoosd Ne liosass granted 70 nS. Brssd
y Nay, 1s<e, whsn he was sdmnasd BY The suprsns
Court OF mis- STATE attorney. He shsa inasted that
,s court eoud sot 70 beh,r thai adnsiea Nj, 10
asu and that M Basised we. iosnssd vithsu prscsv
NJ Ne reQuises quann 1tous the saly vay v rsv1sw
NJ vss By applosoa 70 the Supreme Oour He 81 I'd
HaS be hai papers 70 prove that No. Busses - OK.
= when admitted dd Eel called upon 70 pro.
1uos them be obcse n rersss he defence NE no
M TIE ground he had sted He did NOD vish V sivs
any san cucn 10 mouoas Of tnh kDd.
n AuIsy assi mt he vi.ssd 70 rsss Ne question
vhsabev Abe aupericr Court, In which Mr. Bossssdp
sibsr vas saiursiss n 1e>s, had any power 70 naiu-
rNiiss allsRe.
ruyt had suco power and he denied The notion TOR The
rSassn assigned by Mr. Buateed's oounssl
NJ sauxay gave nolice that he wsuld app from the
secklon 70 me General Term.
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HIS Hair Dye, shilllngs Box>Bieck
brown. No. Barclay street. Ininitable cutting OF hair
ana "
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Inter perance EnectuslIy Cured by Or.
.e,- vsr.,s " ~ -s.syr..e s@e lrL sore % Js.'s
~ a,rs.t- tst.rN tt.t 1-sr.rrs * eab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

HoiIoways pills and Ointment are snfc
and rersn remedies ssk rheurn, scrofus rheuma sr
I'D y eous he act Internally and psne-
s,r he uores The ntsr Internally the blond ami the
rsna an seslor pur and renovsnc The vital functions
- ln.H.
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Cb,chcster's Dyspepsia Specific Cures with
on, purpinF; Sec. per roae by all srusgs,s Depo iO
go. ~ n
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Tho March earnings OF tho chicago ard Rsca Island
road were si9s 600. against tr7,li ssme non,h les,
year.
The receipts OF the Hudson River Eatrosd Company In
The NORTH OF March amounted to......Sls7,lo 3 70
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Hudson River Inssitute at Ciaversek. N. Y.
-Tsss opens April II. Board nd i1ic1 sils Lss,
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Perfect FITTING Goats, Vests and Psntsleous.
-onohGE Fox linvss,sur .llor nc has s,r rsmo.sd
stores H H3 5sl Broadway 20 his seceny purchased
house, store and lot, AZ Amity street. near Broadway.
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kpTIDg, 1901.
Our rev spring styles OF clothing eIposed and
ready embracing large end beautiful assorimens Of
prg ovecos Rsrlsps Errsh and French business coss
dress frock coats choice and confined
Of cashmere paptaoons fancy and psn vcss Our
custom room stoc&ed with late mportanons Of new
goods many which be found nowhere alec This de-
partmsrt hesded BY Mr.. Lyman Derby In position 70
oHer treat stractiops. the Of stylish and
gcoda Prompt attention given 70 AL osders
II. DSvLIr a 90.
Has zse $50 and 30 Brcsdrsr corner OF warren q.
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Oours q General Sessions.
CRA1ND OF THE RB0oRyn TO THu GRAND
JU1Y-m ATFRMs THAI C1n0 Is ON THB IN
CR1AsE, 3HAr 1HB POLICE F0RCB ARB FnArR-
NIxN0 WITH CRIMINALS, AND THAT TIE Am OF
5HD Law 10 PALsI1D.
Before Recorder emth and Judge Russell.
Ann T.-As soon - the oour was organized Nh
Morning The clerk called the Grand jury PANEL when the
showing gentlemen were seected-
Denjamin a. Day, Foreman. Josiah Rome
Samuel B. Ahhouse, Edward 6cheu,
eeepheu K. Baker, Enaahan Thorn,
falmadge DelAfed, Martin waters,
James 8. Deforest WIN. Cromwell,
henry " W. Hyslop, join Daytos,
join Lyons, Bsujamh b. FielA,
George Lockwood John T. ta.ish, .
Ohas Z. Leverldgc AK. L Mcdonald, Jr.,
JAs Narsh Israel Uaderhiu,
Theodore Nartiue Fulton Cutting
~ GYsnd IuYX
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tonic laxative distinctive strengthens the Stomach
regulates the re6ues and quckens The Iasss
and infected blood In diseases Of the lungs scrotu
and Ill eruptons curative effect asOnahes NE mos ser
Eains Kenps worm sssle, are q oSSs
saleidrug ss 50 Water street, Now York and By AL dxsa
gsts. Sarsaparilla 81 and pastlles 80. par bottle
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The Imperial Photograph II only made at
BBADYs gallery $40 Broadway At Brsdy's lower gallery
ambrotype and Photograph miniatures produced
100 Broadway, corner of ulton street
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HenotyPe !-Si,OOO Heward,-1he Cnder.
signed viii the above reward for the nrs conviction Of
any persons infringing the patent granted y -
United States government to John Bshep Hail Of New Yerk
city the 10th of January 1857 for producing pictures
known ~ ~ "haDotypes-" HALL Quincy.
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Wedding Cards and Envelopes-The --latest
elegant styles ct EvERbKLLs Broadway corner
Of Duare street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Beautiful Frrsipg and Well Made Boots,
makers, 81 Eaassu Stree.
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Crystal Miniatures, Crystal Miniatures
mniaturee-The mos' brilliant perfect and cheapest
likeness taken. HUNTERS gallery AS Broadway.
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El3HTH WARD EnpB BhIOAN ASSOCIATE cN.-rHE
u members afthe 'sooistion rsq1tssu 70 ri
W meeiirg At rgtnf g-ett Hall hb spr greet on
Jhurtdav evening ApGfl8 h57 ~ oclO.k. Tor he
of eectir obi ere - - ensung By C'der.
JptK j. SHAW, ,.-....-,..
m KDlA,
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citizens and Strangers. Css Receive .
ccurpe Of private writing lessuns In one wceh IL
OLrveH Il. GOLDSMITH, 32 Broadway.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

J GURNEY challenges the photographic world 70 produo
pictures the above style equal those made at his photo
graphic palace Of an No. $40 broadway.
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
THE SOUND dues

We suppose that the abolition of the Danish Sound
dues may be regarded as fact accomplished. 1t
is understood that the capitalization of them pro-
posed by Denmark has been accepted by the Euro
pean governments interested and that a treaty has
been signed with the United States by the terms Of
which, in consideration of the payment of an incon
siderable amount of money, (s393,000,) this annoy
ance TO our commerce is TO be forever discontinued
The treaty must await of course the approval of the
Senate but of this and the necessary appropriation
by Congress of the sum stipulated to be paid, there
be no reasonable doubt and we take it for grant
ed therefore, that the "Bet and Sounds will be and
remain free of toll from the opening of navigation
this season
lt is gratifying to remember that this concession to
the Of the world initiated by the meas
ures of our own government and it marks, also,
the spirit Of the age that il has been accomplished by
Denmark and the other powers interested through
peaceful negotiations, and without resort to arms.
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
BIENvILI.R.
OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE

ALsxASpri,, "Wednesday evening
April Is, 1851
The principal feature Of the times to-day has been N,
wind Captain Price Of the Page, says that has been
the toughest day that he has experienced on ina
Potomac e In fact, il has been right breezy II h.
seemed Ii the wind would blow all the water out Of th
canal into the river and of the river over into la
land and il there is any fertility in Alexandria ,u
Maryland plantations undoubtedly have the benefit az
this season unless il has been blown too iar The ry
steamers he struggled through their regular tins in
uregular manner, but the sail craft have kept close IA
their docks, rode Mt anchor with hare poles Eye
thing and everybody have been holding on to sometime
to Keep from migrating.
No further arrivals OF importance have ranspred either
ON the river or canal The schooner Vashti Shorp mon
toned in my last, commanded by Captain Sharp is from
Savannah, Georgia, and brings lumber for waters& Nm
She experienced vcr, heavy weather, and lost
some OF her deck loading overheard
The schooner Hannah Matilda, Captain Andrews !,
expected to sail tomorrow for New York with -four from
Berry, Georgetown aud Eldrilge, Alexandria Abbott
Dodge, Holt, and others The freight on -four from
here to New York is Is cents per hlrrcl.
This has been the dryest fish day that has passed for
some time At o'clock this afternoon there was not
fish at the wharf and prospect Of any for the next
twenty y-four hours and this with five canal boats some
half dozen gondoas three four small boats from B
densburg, and about hundred wagons from the conn
try, all waiting for fish The prices this morning we've
shad, l3 to IA herring, to %. Cured shad roe
pawn) sells from 81 to 81 so per kcg according to se
The steamer James Guy took only lO4 tubs Of fish up
Washington this morning Those that buy fish in your
market tomorrow morning will probably find the prizes
pretty well up. would again say to distant customer,
Don't come here after fish unless you are mighty fish
hungry, until you shall have experienced week Or 50
warm calm weather. Ii you do, you will have to ysv
for them.
The transactions OF the Corn Exchange to-day have
been follows: Flour in active demand of 200
barrels at 50 s7A. Wheat, none offered Corn, ditto
Rye, prime, ~ cents
delegation Of Alexandrians went up TO Washington
this morning, on the George Page, to have q conference
with the Secretary Of the Interior the subject Of the
Long Bridge.
Francis L. Smith, esq, has respectfully declined the
nomination of his friend Alexandria for the next yr
ginia house of delegates
Among the arrivals the Alexandra and Orange
railroad to-day the Hon. Henry A. Wise He took
the SO clock boat for Washington He looks thin and
well bleachcd, and his long hair is becoming syery; but
his vigorous eye still indicates an unr,stcd iron const
ton
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
NEW GRENADA.

We published yesterday brief abstract of the la
test intelligence received from New Grenada. The
Panama Star and Herald of the Sd inst. contains
pous extracts from the papers of that country, which
Indicate regret to observe, most unsatisfactory
state of feeling there in relation to the question of the
Isthmus outrages, now pending between New Grena
da and the United States There seems to be no rea
to doubt that negotiations with reference to our
claim have been broken off in most offensive man
ner, and that Mr.. Morse is on his return home.
The new government Of the country president 0s-
pina's) to be inaugurated April lst Our latest
dates from Bogota to the 9th March. What may
be the disposition of the new government this sub
ject how far it will participate in the views of its
predecessor we unable to determine. But with
out reference to these considerations, we have no
doubt that il will be thought prudent to despatch
sufficient naval force 10 the Isthmus, in order to
watch events and to protect American interests in
any emergency which may arise.
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
MISSISSIPPI.

At a meeting of the democracy of Tishomingo
county, Mississippi, held the 23d utmo, among
the resolutions unanimously adopted were the follow
ing:
RESOLVED That this meeting cordially endorse the sound
conservative, and national administration of Franklin
Pierce.
Rsore That we hail with pride and pleasure the elec
ton OF Buchanan and Breckenridge "A signal triumph
OF the true principles Of the democratic party triumph
of national sectional principles of the constitution
innaticisnan calculated to preserve and perpe
ate national Union by recognising the equal rights of
all sections, by infringement the rights of any and
by looking solely to the preservation OF the Union and
the constitution.
Resolued, That tender to the Hon. ID. B. Wright
our present representative in Congress- approval of
his course SUCH and him that he has well
tied the respect Of his constituency.
Rsoirad That in the inaugural address of President
Buchanan we recognise the true principles OF the const
tuition and the ancient spirit of that instrument and
also the forcshadowng OF policy for the administration
Of the government that will peetuae its unity and pros
perity.
Rsolced, That his exccency J. j. McIsae in his ad-
mnsraton of the executive department of the govern
ment has exhibited talent OF the highest order and an
administrative ability hard to excel with heart as pa
totic and true beats in the breast Of the
of Mississippi
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
FROM THE GADSDEN PURCHASE.

The San Francisco Herald is permitted TO make the
following extracts from private letter dated Tubac
(Gadsden pnrchase) February n, 1857:
1--WE progressing well in explorations and ope-
atons. The Aravaca rancho lately purchased for the
company contains many silver mines Of rich ores besides
some gold pacers and copper and lead mines
Eve have lately discovered and occupied ten veins of
silver the Ceno Colorado between Sopi and La
Arayaca, OF promising richness The principal vein,
named, in honor Of our old friend and President The
Hentzleman mine, yields upon assay thirty marcos to
the carga Of three hundred pounds nearly Sl0O in sill
to the one hundred pounds the is abundant
and we have force of Mexican miners employed in its
extraction but have bellows Of smelling and
refining.
The territory is in very bad condition The
Apaches continue to traverse IL in large bands Of 80
$50 About 5000 head Of stock carried ont of So
per by these marauders to say nothing Of
captvcs and booty The government Of Mexico and peo-
pie OF Sonora are at their mercy. 1t would he wise and
liberal policy in government to purchase Sonora
whip out these marauders, protect the people, and de-
velop the resources of that silver State.
In another letter. dated from the Colorado the wri-
ter is exceedingly sangune to the great mineral re-
sources Of the Territory
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
LOOK AT HOME.

One Of the objections (says the Harrisburg Union)
made to the decision of the Supreme Court in the
Dred Scott is that il declares negroes not to be
citizens. There is nothing either novel or monstrous
in this. Our own State constitution, under which
our own black republicans Give and breathe and
have their being" virtually declares the same doc
trine Negroes not citizens in the State Of Penn
syvania--none but free irhhe mea are and vel our
yirtuous republicans pass over this fact and indig
nantIy assail Judge fancy, man whose character
stands above reproach, and whose .fnine has never
been soiled by single corrupt act for expressing
opinion in 1851 which the constitutional convention
of PENNSYLVANIA declared as early as 1888.
Senator Hunter, of Virginia has accepted invitation
address the two literary societies Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute on the 4th day Of July.
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

our shops and offices From these he passes 10 the army
and navy to the bench and currule chair In all these
relations he must n all respects be esteemed and treated
as his peers His wife mingle with wives,
his children with children till the republican myth
OF absorption shall be realized and his bones be
bones and his flesh he our flesh
'But we ITO not desire to follow the track of the doc
trne at Issue through all its fascinating and enearing
bearings, We have caught glimpse of the good time
Just now prayed for by the republicans and shall be
tent 10 close our upon the genial old visions of Sam
bo which refreshed the last lingering glance fathers
and in benignant charity assigned him the lot which
ancient word of prophecy provided for the sons OF
Ham. I"
The Washington union., 1857-04-16

The Hon. John slidell, for 50 many years the distb
gnished leader Of our party In Louisiana returned hm.
few days since. He is received with great warmth .ns
eordiality but declines all public de,pRpsations No
living enjoys more thoroughly the SSQ1dence Of IA
party and the devotion Of friends we4SYl6de IN "a
talents his Judgment and integrity, and j, gorl r.,
ever proved sacred and inyiolabe. He neys5 decek.
his friends In few days, understand Senator sl,.
will leave for the northern and western parishes wbes
his friends and constituents earnestly desire to see him
Mr. Benjamin, / believe, has not yet returned
The senator's from Mississippi, you will notice, are
ceiyed with all the honors Col Davis has been IA,
cered public festivals and Gov Brown is welcomed ever,
where with salyos OF artillery and public receptions N.
health appears delicate but trust he viii speedily =
crui among the hospable people who love and hoD0,
him
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
PROGRESS OF THE REACTION.

We copy the following from the Cleveland (ohio)
Plain Dealer of the llth instant
The democrats in Vcrmllion got up early election
day, and having straight ticket opposed by nnaul
teated black republican one, took their coats of and
went TO work. The candidate the latter ticket for
treasurer Of the town G. L. Burton the member of
the house OF representatives elected two years ago by
large majority The result that every democratic ticket
chosen BY maorities ranging from to 25 votes The
fate will visit many of the fusion members when the
people Judge them next fall =
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1867.

sx-Mr Ltws Montgomery, Alabama Is general
eng agent the Alabama Tennessee assisted by
g. ISsrs JAMS o. IKws, and sAarKI d. LAWS
ss-Mr IRA1 jams, No Is2 south Tenth Philadelphia
general travelling assisted by wx H. w1D JorN Coz
JAMS Dsusd, Asrr, r. s JANIS Taos NI1 w Non
HsoS, w wnKy wx L. WATERMAN, AK H. cA1-oS d. X Mus
ms BES. y SWAIN, T. Asasls, and p. DAvIs
a-Mr W. JAMES Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio, Is our
general collecting agent and Texas assisted by
H. J. THosas WILLIAM H. THOMAS, fHos ~ james Dr A. l. cnIns'
NORRIS Receipts Of either will be good
The Washington union., 1857-04-16
eoRI,EspoNDENcE.
The following correspondence appears in the Dayton
Ohio Courier OF the 9Th instant:


D.ymx Anrl 1897
,, -
nasoos q HHpes' Inc dayton 'ourhl o. 'n'a !, morning
contains copy o letter addressed To me py Il ~ lamp
bei relative 10 the pending contest anu delivered yes
,eny Engaged IN The trial OF the Cooper VIII case
nave no, hsi leisure 70 reply AT once as PROPOSE 20 10
q. me esheSt day possible hut as nc mas seen u. 70
hau over nus ietter ior pupleahoii or ehect "i'hout
waiting of an answer, enclose you meantime AN earfr
correspondence between us which came to sudden and
apfup. eimhatio as nave Jailed 10 discover tat the
letter IN TINS morning Journal Is IN any way reply 10
hiihe VI oahusis ~ 1901.
u L. N<1i-ANpiohAM
The following aCayd" was published in the Washing
ton IInion ON the latb Of Dacemher 1876.
a uAhp' IN 'hs ptoys',ungs 81 oohgi'Ts on 'he s,n
ise', opSeiNe 'it h"p- l. ~ .hhppeii is feporeu
" SAVING ,ht one negro vote was given IN inns district
ana .nat that vote was cast Tor me Ihs whole state
men' iS AN "q@0fiei Jahom MOI one solitary negro OF
Iisb This Mr. camnbe,, ,ssll tno. Inst"ad ~ one
more than twenty muattoes and nersons Of color did
vote in this district at the October election
{. L. VAll-ANpldHAM.
0s' oi'0' D''' ~ io'o
AT j o clock, p m, the 18th oi january, 1891, John
g. Lowe esq, handed to the following note from the
Hon Lewis d. Campbell:
u,r., a. pr..r.s,-.,r,,,.
'' W :. ,.. n.ra'''S, w. ,o.-
7n"S''"' '''". ~ go
cru oh .,o Gun % pvcehiotf aifessihe ths HOUSE
On ue riesioeh' aiha'i message, mae the ioio"ing
responses 10 Questions propondcd 10 me hy members
eA.et 'iehi non 'he olhei report ms punshed ia 'ne
oonsie'oai o,ope Q, ,he ioiiowmg morning, twhch rs
colisel3 send you hsie"itn copy Of the paper
sn. .App,L.' Or u'iio- ! penese-ahd nave had
oecao W ioh in'o TINS Sipitc. siee the eecHoh -tt
there was one negro vote given in my own district that
S, a Vo'e was cast ny man who being more OF the
ack ia o .he whl.e piood was not authorized TO vote
uiuer tl. ,h'.s uee,Sloh ss,, =, y. our courts:
VOICE VINO qua ne vote iof
Dil- SAsrbhi, oi oiho, am cretpiy informed that
nc No'eu ioi my oppoheh.
nave 10 request you 10 INFORM me explicitly whether
you nave nehuea 10 sugiha,ze my statement as am U-
ness do this because observe n tbe paner. i. CARD,
over your name dated DAYTON Ohio Doocmber 10
The Washington union., 1857-04-16

nSE rLAcr LrvE.-According to H0inboldt there
Is tree in the South Sea Islands which produces ready
made shirts The natives cut off pieces of the tree about
two feet long, from which they draw off the bark as of
chestnut to make whistles Each selects tree near
his own diameter, that the shirt may be good it
When the bark is off, they cut hole in each circle 20
admit his The shirts DO not require any washing
starching and ironing and convenient article for
loafers could not be imagined The sane country pro-
dnces brcadfrut SO tbat feownay get his board and
clothes gratis