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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01
obituary.
DEATH or THEODORE pArIa.

DEAfH w THkODOkE BAFEF
We have 10 record the decease Of Theodore Banks, Esq.,
President OF the New York Corn Exchange who died yes
terday morning, after lingering illness In the 4sth yea
Of biz age. Mr. Banks had, by his well known integrity
In business HIS prompsnew and de ,on Of character ob
tanned deservedly high position In the mercantile
muniy and the resignation Of the late John l. Bickey
Esa was chosen 10 the responsible position Of President
Of the Corn Exchange He ha, been connected with
versl Institutions and at the time Of his death was Dreo
tor Of the Market Bank aud the National Fire Insurance
Company which his energy in small degree served 10
build up. lie was member OF the first Arbitration
Committee Of the Corn Exchange, tribunal whose dsc
recognized by State Law final kind father, steady
and warm friend, and honorable merchant hs loss
will be warmly ls, not only By his Immediate relatives
bus ~ the but ness community. meeting win probahy
be called at The Corn Exchange 10 day The funsvsl viii
nse place from his late residence, 81 Seventh street, al
two O'clock On Tuesday,
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Ama1rs in Kansas.
ARRIvAD OF GEN. ADMINISTRATIONS AgANs
rHn oHByNrEs.

Correspondence Of the ~ Louis Republican
LKAvEswoRm Cirr, May IL, 1857.
Gen. Harvey arrived at Fort Lcaveuworth on the issh
inst Co johnson, with strong oommasd, started yes
lerday 10 run The southern boundary line Of Kansss.
Major dgwict, understand, with portion OF the
airy regiment, win leave 10 morrow for the Cheyenne
country via the Arkansas river COL Sumner, with anohsr
FOR Fort La annie Their movements are directed asalss
the Cheyenne Indians who nhaht tho country along The
rivers and who, during the past year. have been commit
ting many murders and outragcs.
have ncs been hero long enough become nocuased
with the spirit OF spcculauon but In time, presume
shall become rabid sho around me- all that
hears talked Of The price Of and value Of quarsr
New England Sus ' CITY al . The ksd Il an
Extensive capital sppcars 70 be centred here, which Win
give q great advantage In the race for supremacy.
ARRIVAL or GOV. WALKER AND SENATOR WILSON,
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
QrrypkRo, Kan,as, May "a, 1867.
rived IN The Territory this evening IA came M rom
Jefferson CITY IN one Of tho lightning line steamers, New
Incy, which reached The wharf Of oaIndaro about
O'Clock. Our little town was all quctthc Stiffness OF ths
ssbbash evening rested around This broken By
the firing OF the river The cause sngessssd
landing . large crosd had collected. A band Of music
the steamer, and every Of them pped load
as possibe 70 drown the din Of machinery soa hustle a
Governor Robinson conducted TO the upper deck,
and there introduced 10 Governor Walker. a few cshes
citizens OF Quindsro also introduced The crowd %
shore gave three cheers and called for rcnariu
from the ocsl lie excused himself from speaking,
IN h ~ ns glad III; ss ro
Of Kansss address exhibiting his polcf, and that no
hoped that Kansss would become s<aae, with such
nstutions ~ the majority Of her resident citizens snood
choose 10 adopt lie N en- retired 10 the cabin.
The New Lucy laid At our wharf hall L., An nsur
ssss, 20 thai ss. We wss s. Sss
minutes. He informed that - nss prepered
epsh ADDE'S much .ns Gs = me srs q Ks
sas including the slavery quesion ,na soss ns ~ pc
Ken raDtb upon every subject 50 hss sness snr % =
ground for charging him with non eommusn1m, 49,
ever may be tnoushsin res.sa se, s ss,n ~, 49,
ION was anxious 70 see him, and d. not doubt H. fs -
went 70 Kansas Ctr yesterday fss me exprs puxynss
meeting him There can be nfais doubt OF shnscap -
sire IN be delivered frem Ne GcvernorsAp soen
posslbIe for tho position he assumed has rc~dssed u
fntIes az ma once 70 Nm mol little difEcsh
sena ~ wilson caue up The sarse boa with n
walker He landed II Qundaro and Win 60 back Into u
Territory. IN
ARRIVAL or GOVERNOR Waikiki Az kpc0Nrrok--u
HIS INAUGURAL ADDEueG.
LsooW-os, X. r., May %, 1851.
ccvsvnos walker arrived In Ieccmpsou yesterday. r
was received very quietly, He Rad his ssaugural 4
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OFF FOR CHMA-All the world is going to
China, Uncle Sam included. Thecredulous anti
quarian who fancied he had discovered the re-
mains of the tower of Babel the other day, may
in few months hence ealize the living struc-
ture in one of the gimcrSck porcelain edi-
fees on the banks Of the Yang-tse-K iang.
What an invasion of boosters, cockneys,
go6smouches, and adventures of all nations, will
the unfortunate Celestials bring upon themselves
by their stiff necked obstinaoyl The pertina-
ciousness with which they have resisted the
admission of foreigners into their empire has of
course only served to give greater zest to the
desire to see them at home, now that the barriers
of exclusion are about to be broken down. China
win hencefozth be the great field of exploration for
bookmakers, professional tourists, travelling
showmen, defaulting spectators and eheual;ers
d'industris Of ell Sorts We wonder what impress
sion these various types Of European and Aueri-
can life will make upon the disciples Of Confucius
The astonishment with which we are told they
regard modern dress coat will no doubt be
eclipeed by their wonder at the mental and moral
peculiarities Of these gentry. They will find
amongst them many who have their heads re-
versed like the tails of the dress coat, while at the
same time their hands are busily engaged in the
pockets Of their neighbors. -
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Interesting from Washington.
TROUBLE ABOUT THE Bk0OKLYN NAVY YARD Az
fONTMENTeITHB NAVAL COURre-N0 DECISIONS
TO BIZ PROMULGATED TILL C0E0RKss nxHTe, ETC.
wAsHnoros, Nay 81, 1851.
Hon. John Kelly and Secretary rsucey had quite faro
up yesterday In the Navy Department Nr. Kelly charged
Mr. Toocey, learn with vo,apg certain pledges about
appointments In the Brooklyn Navy Yard Come very
harsh compliments were passed..
There Is flying rumor this evening that Mr.. Touccy
will order Commander Ogden and Lieut.. Palmer 70 be
again tried before the Naval Court Of Inquiry.
There another report that the Secretary will divuige
decisions until the meeting Of Congress. This report
comes through member OF one Of the Courts.
There have been no appointments made BY the State
Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

FAMILY DRPEREHCEs.-Itis q mistake to sup
pose that the contest which 10 now waging in
Virginia Is one between the democracy and the
Know Nothings. 1t Is 20 merely in name. The
struggle in reality lies between different sections
of the democracy ITSELF 1t is q fight between the
partisans Of Hunter and Wise for the nominations
to the State Legislature, in view Of the election
of United States Senator, which is to come off
in November. There is not particle of princi-
pie involved in this contest The Virginia edl-
tors, who know the ropes, might tell the world as
much.
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European Intelligence and Tslcgraphsc Dis
courtesy,


Tho Canadian Steamship company's screw steamship
Canadian due Quebec, with Liverpool dates Of May 20
four days later. Tho Canadian lines Saturday
requested 70 open Sunday evening" but tho telegraph
company which enjoys monopoly Of the wires In that
Province refused 10 comply with the request Of the agent
OF the press Notwithstanding his offer pay tho operators
extra for their services The morning press the whole
country WILL therefore, probably be deprived Of important
European for twenty four hours because Of the alb
Of the least spirit Of mediation the pant OF
the managers OF the Canadian lines.
This disoblgng conduct s probably Of The fruits q
the tcIcgraphic monopoly which 10 becoming popular
amongst the telegraph companies In the United States
well In the British provinces. The public must,
doub.edy, sustain rival lines, make up their minds TO
pay cxorbiani rates and submit every species Of mpo
sIuen from class Of telegraph who 10 have but
clear Idea, and that Is TO inoommode the prca and the
business public much possible.
Adjournment OF the Massachusetts, Legis-
The Massachusetts, Legislature adjourned sine DE on
Saturday evening.
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The Juno Term or shs I~w Co~rts
I June 'erm OF me several courts VIII b commsncsl
this morning. and gree, efforts win b ma 70 20 throus
The oaatsdass before the sunnsr vaoaslou Many N
portans s a's sti pending, though ws esu s,srosy e.
pea q hveiS ume On mAndanuses and lpjsnouons q
we have bad for @e ~ monm arising cut the solIss.
Of municipal autsxiNes socasoned BY the lass ,s,.ho
Legislature 4 Albss1t ms cesrt Of Appsss. 49,
I'LL N The second wss6 ~ ~ vssss month ~ ~ -
sr u rss end their dsclsisa, wash way Il -.
viii DO respectfully obsysd The general opinon pervua
Ing IN the Courts that thsaet win be declared unconss.
uonaL
Ths federal courts are st IN ses,,c and The mus,nss,v
found guilty Of murder and maaslaushssr board he
brig General Pierce, win be sentenced III week In sAs
United States Circuit Court by Judge IngerssN.
There Is no In the srts Courts hat requires
special soos Tho most important sn the calendars hav
Ing been previously referred 70.
In The Marine Court the usual terms vi be hed daring
The month By I'll OF the Judges Since No pasgs Of he
late act Of the Legislaurs relating 70 ts court Ire plead
nss and proceedings therein very nearly assmu-
lated 10 the praoos In The other q reosr Ths
business has consequently much bo&A In sou
end importance We understand that the 6uprsas Oous
= the csss Of the applications Of George W. Nlss for
mandamus against the Judges Of this Court 70 esmpeathe
to permit him practice therein has unanmousy denied
the MOTION thus holding that the Marine Court posse
10 sasss power over perscns praccng In shstr csur ~
se1 sxercised by ths Supreme Coun.
b me June tarm q The Court Of General SESSIONS c3n-
neness this ncnng, Recorder Smith presiding a ihs
oee0a me prnsed,ngs u te court promise 70 b qlss
interesting during The epsu1ne term, ssvssal caaA
cases vasca have been postponsd nom dime 70 ume wn
D nna disposed or this onth-among which arc tkrss
charges Of arson In the nrst degree crime which 10 pun
bhaoe by death. The names OF the accused ere
Thomas Denns' Michael wosan, and LIE Barnes and Lin.
ford, who are Jointly indicted Joseph Gsnlmsr viii b
tried for murder "Dubln Kate" fer robbery in the as
degree John horrsssy for eooous assault and battery,
and Henry Beck for poisoning family In Second street
The latter prisoner . young German and noted lin
gust His relatives arc said to occupy distinguished pod
tons In Germany. In April adavts presented 10 The
Recorder setting forth the above facts and stating that s
accused was predsposed 70 insanity Tho Court could not
conscientousy discharge the prsoner and he was 70
manded for trial In order TO expedite business The CITY
Judge and the Recorder will both to try cases after this
week II he room sdcning the Court Of Sessions can DO
obtained.
Appended Is the calendar Of prisoners for the June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

WIS put in operation. I'D N nearly every instance
the children were restorsd 70 THAR hassa The
policemen ct tho Chiefs onaoe state that nearly ons
hundred children were restored TO their parents
yesterday.
Tia snDexsd table shows the tenpsFatuzs Of the
atmosphere In this city during the past week. the
rsnss Of the barometer, the variation Of wind. the
currents and the state Of tbs weather ct three pe-
RODS during each day, viz: at A. n, and and
o'clock p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

Juno Meeting of the Common Council.
Tho Boards Of Supervisors and Adefmea win today
hold the FIRST meeting Of the June session. There may 30
great deal OF speech making, but very little real boz
mess expected 70 be acted upon until NE municipal an
cudes are decided BY the Court Of Appealk
Tho Board OF Counoilmen dominance their Juns soaoa
this afternoon st O'clock and win oounus 70 svy
Monday and Thursday during tho month Such The
settled condition OF municipal aAirs, that Mr.. No
uenahan, the clerk informed reporter that ma
probable that anything Of importance win be transacted by
The Board FOR the net two months He also saA thaa
wss h intentssn 70 demand paymens Of the Compsror
this morning for the services a the Board during The ~
osh, which ss2 Tor each msmpsr aaA n The svsas a
The Comptroller rcfuang b pay ne members, The Prs-
dsnt, Jonas N. Phillips, Ed, win mmediass,y commsses
suit In Of the for te recovery Of h salsry
and the other members bave oppressed their wtingns4
70 abde BY The dccissn. h said that the Csunsmsn
have been advod that - they elected ocu unu
January I, 1858, their claims valid notwhsanding
the last clause In section Of the new charter reads
that member Of The Common Council shall rsoelvc
any compensation for biz services such embeYU a
tho In Of Nay, 1887.
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Mails Tor DuFopes -
4u NEW Y0AK HBRALD--EDFTT0N YoR uUp0RL
TIE CunArd steamship Niagara, CApt. wickman, win
'esvs 8ostoa, on Wednesday, for Liverpool
Tho European mails viii close In this city at quartee
past one O'Clock TO morrow afternoon.
INC European edition Of the HRA1D printed In French
md English win be pabnshsd u ten O'Clock In the morn
hg. Single copies, In wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for any edition OF tho
NEW Yosx HRAIp win be received II the following places
n Europs-
LozSos-Am: European Express Co., 81 King William st.
Pans Do do. Place dc Il Bourse
ILvxxrOo1-Do do. oChspel street.
LLvRrooI--R stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
HAvO-Am. European Express Co., Il Rue Corneills.
Tho contents Of the European edition Of the HAID will
eonbns the news received BY mail and telegraph at the
see during The previous week, and up 10 ths hour Of
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

ANOTHER PHASE or THE BuRDEIL MURDER
CAsx.-T The lOvers OF excist msut, who had their
amiabie weakness disappointed by the lame and
inpotcnt conclusion of The late murder trial, are
likely to have their full measure OF enjoyment
out Of this Gaze, after all The contest for DIR.
Brdell's estate before the Surrogate promises TO
transcend, in the interest and pqusnt character Of
Its Developments, all that has transpired on the
previous investigations Property to the amount
OF from 500 600 to Sl50,OO0 is dependent on
the Issue of this suit If Mira Cunningham es-
moishes Der marriage, she becomes entitled to .
third OF 1t; and If, as rumor says, she is in the
position In which ladies like to be who love their
lords. and can square up dates satisfactorily, she
will get the whole. AS is usual where money is
concerned, the eagerne@ manifested to decide the
right to this succession is much greater than
that displayed in the effort to vindicate the ius
tice of the country. An immense number of
witnesses viii be examined, both on behalf of the
blood relations and of Mrs Cunningham. whom
the delicate scruples Of the District Attorney did
not allow to be produced on the murder trial
Although it is to be presumed their evidence win
not in any way affect the legal verdict already
given, it viii assist the public Ia their Oonclnaons
Is TO the guilt or Innocence Of the parties clrcuu
stantiAlly implicated It may bs-for.the man
ner in which the late trial was conducted does
not exclude the supposition-that this collateral
issue will bring to light evidence tending to fix
the guilt positively somewhere.
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Total oes vessels and cargocs 81 BOZ 500
On comparing tho above with tho losscs for the month q
April, shows decrease OF about $50 900 favor Of
May over April Nearly half OF the losses for tho
month just passed II viii be obscrved by The above list,
were by the loss Of the ships Robert Parker and
ArsbelA both OF which destroyed by IRE, and the
Star Of Empire, which wrecked Currituok Beach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

THE Mayor.lsy OF Providence, H.
Paovpxxcs, Nay 30, 1857.
mo third trial 10 elect Mayor yesterday resulted In no
choice being made Stephen r o'dney received 1859
voses Henry Burroughs, LAS; Thomas A. Doyle, cal.
There wore III scattering votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

Marine Losses Csr the Month OF NAY.
The following List Of vessels lost abandoned or ~
ported missing, for the month OF Nay compiled om ths
columns Of the NEW YoRK HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

Cotton ecntinuee arm this week, with small Wool
The market remains without change. Sales OF the week
b2ioo pounds Printing coshs-sses Of the week, go 800
pieces.
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The southern Mall.
wAmvcrox, May 81, 1861.
rhe New Orleans mall OF the 2ssh inst II hand, bu
The newspapers contain nothing OF Importance
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ss'urday-sornng. clear afternoon, clear evening,
Gear.
Aonday-Mornins, clear end warm afternoon, clear;
evening, clear.
Tussesy-Mornins. clear and WARM afternoon, clear ;
evening, overcast .t
wednss dsy-hornng, clear aud warm afternoon clear
end windy; evening, rain 100 T, n = N.
Thursday-Aorning, clear and warm afternoon, clear;
fnday-Aerniog. Clear and warm afternoon, clear.
The cotton market nrm and dull Saturday, willis
sass were nos made on sufficient scale 70 estab,ish
gqotations, being coaansd 70 . sew hundred b.lss
rloar quiet end prices without quosdbls change,
while the demand was moderate. Wheat was inactive,
while quotations continued 70 rule about tho same
quality considered. The lots sold embraced air good c.
madam white a 81 90 81 ss, and Canadian club
d co. choice white scarce and prices Hrm Corn
was less buoyan and sales chiefly coaned 70 Western
mixed at 81 81 Oh Southern yellow held at 81 o. and
white do at u oS 81 o. Pork toIeraby active, with
sales Of mess at $23 S. and 200 do good quality brand
Ut $A Sugars quiet and without noticeable relaxa-
ton the part Of holders RIO coffee drn with sale
Of about $50 bags at loxc Ike, and 800 Bahia At
at lokc. Frelghs Inactive and without change Of
moment In quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
STATE RIGHTS IN s1onlLE.

IyNilf ~ udglected thts, Soale naontl sincc COL
Fred. \. ShsDpard. ~ Nobils ~ nominated cAndi
". IN. n,,.,ss u ass, sssves Il Alabsua b.
osse 1o1 ~ nSsss =
IL Domocsatic farty. Tia eonlnsno1 "
I'd snd ConfArfed Withont ~ nele eo4catation ca
8. - 4 h;s,e 4 gE;snda lnhis lstterot accent
ss0, Z = S ~. srsIrsrN t...aher =
nee Col. = 81 =
TIE South III the sewers t1s, md ttated that his
xrteitian III ~ Nv idont Bnchanan rendered
,. 1.ss. q suIitv y WI formsr For taits
" .,ssst u H,snded
bold avcMS oe sooss'sFA vpl1lons. .s ...ssS
ppoa nct1at hcts which have hesn more an vefanes
| SrcS. his 49, was unanimouxy stzicken from the
acls y hv ~ leaders 81 the anstional Democrncy"
sts ssd that & anotbsr substituted in its stead.
m nc natcpaIs snocseded 10 sut the story short
tbsrebv crushins ci1f for the time being the spirit
u southern RsGhts III Southern city.
spcs IN one U the elect, Col John B. Todd has
resigned, and ths Governor has ordered an election
= 80 place 0n the 18th inst. A correspondent Of
fbs Msrcury, dgning himself s'One Of the People,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
stos, that IDreadf,ss Cough.

We call the attention of the public the
remedy for all Coughs Colds, Asthma and Consumption,
DIR. DAVIS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
AND TAR.
This unrvad valuable medicine will not only relieve.
but rapidly cure when all other have failed Make
experiments upon delicate tissues of the lungs but seek
this safe and healing remedy Under It's Influence the
most dangerous cough removed, splitting of blood is
vented breathing rendered soft and easy and the uaor
sufferer restored from the awful condition Of
sumption healthy and comfortable existence.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
sl6 spsteodkl q snd Isl Charsres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Franklin Roberts,

No, % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Under the City Hotel,
Importer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, VARIETIES, CUTLERY,
UsICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Colts Pistols,
BRUSHES, CONES AND PERI FUHER Y :.
SPORTING IMPLEMENTS III great variety.
All kinds of French and English NOTIONS
cially for the trade
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
etc. Fine Watches, JeweIry repaired and warranted
ES~Terms reasonable. nl6 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Garnet w.ureho,tse,

No. 10 CHARTREs STREET - We are receiving direct
from English fresh additions to
our large and weelected stock of CARPETING such as
Medallion Tapestry, Wilton, Brussels
Three,Plys Ingeins etc Also FLOOR OH CLOTHS, from
to "A feet wde Of various qualities which cut TO sn all
Csumb Cloths Piano Table Covers, Window Shades Stair
Rods Hair Cloth, Mosaic Velvet TnfIed and Brussels Rugs
Mats Of all kinds Also White Checked and Cocoa Mating
We offer all the above articles at the lowest prices The
notes of all payment of purchases
counts From this date first December
VIII allow discount for cash all purchases of
$50. 10 -
uls 2pst A. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-16
Cheap Store! Cheap store!

Cheap Store! Cheap Store!
AT COST PRICEs!
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
cHARTREs STREET, coRNER HOSPITAL.
MR. S. EABIO
honor to inform her customers and Ladies in gen.
era that she has received from France complete and varied
assortment Of FALL AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, coz.
sisting of Ladies' and Misses
SILK AND VELVET BONNETs,
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs, l. ..r
STRAW BoNNETs INFANTS CAPS,
..- EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES,
MARQUISEs, UMBRELLAS, PARAs0Ls,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, .-s
BRIDAL AND BALL WREATHs,
BRIDAL vAILs FANCY PLUSH,
VELVET TRIMMINGS, SHELL COMBS,
FANS, RIBBONS, etc, OF ALL KINDS,
And large of FRENCH LACE vEILs as well
complete Of ALL OTHER ARTICLES comprised
in the Millinery line.
MRS FABIO hopes that her fine selection of Goods and the
moderate prices which they will be Sold Cheaper
be obtained esewherel will her liberal public
patronage. -...
Mrs. respectfully invites Ladies and examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She will induce
mens to purchasers.
las@Country orders promptly and accurately executed.
-Remember-- III. q
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS.
Bills of Suspended Banks
Received for
CLoAKs sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs.
Received per late arrivals from France New York
great assortment of style @EE 5
CIOaks, Shayrls and Mantillas,
To be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. S. G. FABIO,
o2S 2p3n Chartres street corner of Hospital, n o.