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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01

NBLos GARDKN.-k Espnosa, the fsvorite pautoun
t and dancer is TO take his nrs benefit here 10 night
which occasion q new pantomme, called the Jolly [
Iers will be produced In addition the Rayels' elea
spectacle of blanche, or the Rival FAIRIES"
BowxRY TmArRs-A regulsr Old fashioned Satur1
BILL overlooking with attractions, IL offered al this ho
tonight In the first place the thrilling drama OF
"Maseacre of Glencoe" is TO be revived. Then cod
"Out for Holiday" and the exciting play Of "aorses
Robinson "
WAIIAcK's Mrs John Wood Is 10 play in Buchstor|
drama entitled the 'Child or the Regiment and Frar
TAlfourds inimitable buresque OF "3hylock, Or the
chant OF Venice Preserved" for her peneht this 81
ming Several Of her most popular songs are to be INT
duced.
0lrMro-The farewell benefit of Mrs, Charles How'd
Ia announced for to night, when the entertainments
comprise the aughabe farce OF the "Widox VS. Victim
which Mr.. Chanfau plays his great part Of Jerry Clip
grand poeca and musical meange, and the burlesQud
"OlyDpiapa"
AMERICAN MUSEUM. Prof. wyman will astopish VISIT
with bis wonderful eas Of necromancy and ventriloqa
this afternoon and evening.
CSC CHRrTY AND WOODS MrNsrRms tender q variety
melodies and burlesques and the farce or "rhe
for to night
The BRYANn TO close their performances this eve
ing with the peculiar and very amusing scene called
''Sawdust Acrobats"
SANroRDs OPERA TROUPE TO give their last Ehiopl
entertainment at the Brooklyn Athenaum this evening.
LAURA KKHNH's THHATRE.-The celeb rated Marsh Jut
niles ave to commence ut this house on Monday They
to appear In "Black Eyed Susano and "rhe roodes !" 8
OF their Preatest pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
Obstuary.

Lieut. Bsayroy c. Ivr Of Gerreu Ives Esq OF Wa
tertown w. died al Fort Clark Texas, the 27th June
He graduated At West Point year ago last June, and
spent the most part Of the summer II home with bis father
He Wa stout built noble looking young man, endowed
he ordered 10 Newport Ky and the 18th of Febru
syy left that post 10 join bis company list Infantry st
Fort Duncan, the Rio Grsnde On his way there he
was attacked with yphus fever and detained At Fort
Clark, where he remained I'LL bis death, never having
sufficiently recovered 70 allow OF his removal He
twenty three years OF age, and had bright prospect be.
fore him. but when just about entering upon the active d.
hes Of fe In the department 10 which he was educated,
he Was stricken down By disease which wa Voc much
Tor bis arm Coz sttriou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01
What India Has Gained by the mutiny-Th,
Queen CT Dude Received ny Queen Victoria

What India Has Gained by the mutiny-Ths
Queen CT Dude Received by Queen Victoria.
Of Dude could obtain the honor Of Interview with
Queen Victoria All the applications OF the royal FAINT
y failed, from other Immediately afteI the
receipt OF the late news from India was sgnled 10 her
Majesty OF Dude that the Queen OF England would receive
her at Court.
The ceremony 10 thus described
From the LONDON Court Journal. July IL
Her Msee,y's reception Of the Queen Of Dude with her
son ard gasdsop ha, 1t length taken place. and nothing
could be gracious than the welcome given by our
Green Tho Queen OF 0sde left Harley House in great
state, her Indian being placed In the carriage Ia
lofty ooronetted cap In form something Ike the corones
Of peers only higher and rounder at the top, and
sesd OF velvet, mas o. gold tissue ornsmen,ea YIN
nary silver ornaments, which sway and jingle about with
every movement, producing sound like number OF si
yer bells hom the rim Of ne e,9.n dspend, the
that meet the face and then pas down each
The Queen Of Dude wore robe OF gold tissue pendant
rom Der shoulder which Wa borne ey , h Inc
with her. The Queens dres blaze OFFS Estern mag
nncsncc but che had adopted European fashions sum
GENTLY indulge the finest silk stochnes though they
were orpamcnted with gold anhlets Her female s,ten-
dan remarkable for the absence OF gold and jewels,
wearing plain Indian dress, with large red stripes The
leah Nswab Tai aura Begun sshedS was attended by
numeroe suite, including Nobummud Joorut Allie Khan
Bahadoor the Nawab Nazr, chief eunuch Isleesood
novah Bahadoor, aide camp Na1ab Mehdee keol
lie Khan pahadoor erea, grandson Of Nsdlr Shah: q
chamberlain, physician, secretary, diplomatic agent,
and several other officers The dresses OF the Princes OF
Dude are doubtless familiar 70 most OF metropolitan
readers They each wore the sort Of high ooronet
cap Of gold and Jewels but orpsmented with fe~ small
feathers without the silver ornaments peculiar 10
crown OF the Queen The young Prince magnincently
decorated with Jewels the dress itself being composed OF
clo4h Of gold. The 0udians still delight IN calling this
prrios The "ber apparent" and his name and style
twulee Auhad Mira Mohummud Hamid Allie Bahsdoor -
HIS uncle, the elder prince, 10 called "Nlrza skunder
Hushmut Jawaad Allie Bshadoor."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01

(yoxPosrrior ArD GOLD VEST. TEuK AND ROE
~ chains warranted not tarnish the
price - ~ So and ~ V So Ohans seut By mail 70 any
part OF the world. y.0H. r. JACOBS Gf broadway
(yALrroRN1A DIAMorDs-PIrs, q TO sz; RINGS.
~ 81 70 40 eerrtnga S 70 $50 studs, ~ 70 sls crosses
part Of the world. JAN. z. JACOBS io7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-01

WArCH@ AND JuwuLRy, vKBy Low.
w The subscriber N business IN wall foy paa
nineteen year.. selling all descriptions Of nd ssd svs
vschss and levelry les han usual prices. Gro. q.
ALbkH importer Of watches and jevelry Wholesale
IA No, II Val sreet second door, neS brpAdvAs.
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f,oAI. coAI-Ar IA ROOSEVELT srREEr.
~ And 1s 2Ss 2Ss, 7s7 south street,

between
The undersigned having opened large ysri In s,uk
street. docks IN from, for the Of boats having
now al the facility that is necessary 70 keep supply
various sizes prepared 70 offer he publ,
the best quality q red and white ash coal that mined ov
either steam furnace crate Also c. mbe,
and coal for bschsmiths All will be screened and dev
ed from the yards at AZ low rates other dealers will
the boats 0rocers cartmsn and pedler, ~i be iibe
rslv dealt with. Orders received the srih Ward Hotel oy
500 Second avenue, at the yards. r. 0ARRTOK.
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HUNTING FUGITIvB SLAvEs IN ILLrrors-Dss-
PEsATE Wont BsrwxEy rHE SLAVE AVID MIssoURAvs -
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from
Cairo, III, July 27 ssys:-On Sunday morning party OF
Mssourisns, suppJsed N be 1ty In number,
from the Missouri shore 10 search for fugitive slaves
some ten fifteen chsue have recently escaped from
that part OF the State They surrounded and searched
several negro cssins; but length the free negro res
dents excited BY their threats and insulting language, de-
termned 10 per nit further search, without warrant
and offered determined resistance could no, ascertain
which party fired hst, but number OF shot, we're
changed, and Mssouran by the name Of Wilson had bis
Jaw blown of Three Of the Mssourisps have been ar.
reeted-amope whom IL the ferrymsn who brought them
over. They viii be tried here this afternoon There 10
great excite nent IN town about ia large number OF
csens taking sides With the Missouri slave hsners The
slaves that they were after were not 10 Oars al the time,
but had passed through there on their wsy North.
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Mn. rrsLp's pofyrs.

s,o,, ~ ~ feld, following the same side, said he
nso nov come 70 the lat act Of the drsms-she
sy~...S ~ ~ tofs ,--in which the tao Domos had
-s'' sna 70 which Injunction upon injunction had been
Nsaea A~ some further remark, NJ r. proceeded
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COAL.

eA EO -EUy COAL, o. 70 FOR srovR RAHaB
Vf w. ana rrste coal, warranted ne best an s, ~
be delivered tor cas- only all THE vees
Parss about ayine The ~insrs coal snl not get anoxh
49, n vovus
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MRS. MEARs FRENCH
nnsish boarding and day school for young ladies' and
West Fifteenth street. below rh avenue opess on Thnrs
day, September 10.
Mrs will DO At home 10 receive parents and iardlass
who may wish 10 confer wi her ON and sfer Sept
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INSTRUCTION..

8IE WRITING, BOOKKEEPING AND ARrTHNl
plO. uc-Mr DoLBE Ar 60 Broadway. will cJmmeus
his August term Monday W students for fail bus
ness They viii become rapd business writer's, qtiah
figures, and rood bookteepers Terms only SIS.
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WANTED TO LsAsE-A SPACIOUS SALOON, wIsH
w two lateral In a quiet neighbvrh od fS .
private dramatic society Address, stAng lerns 70 srass
Hotel, 20 Mercer stree.
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RY SANDERS & BROTHER.

Z UoArE Your DAu aHTERs.--A
writer says: when lived among the
Ohoctaw Indians, Iheld consuetation
with ono of their chiefs respecting the
successive stages Of their progress il
the art Of civilization; and amongt
other things he informed me, that g.
their first start they fell into a grea
mistake they only sent their boys to
school. These boys became intelli-
gent men, but they married uneduca-
ted and uncivilized wives, and the uni
form result was. that the children
were all like the mether. Thus the
father soon lost all his interest in both
vile and children. and now, says
he, IF we would educate but one class
of our children, we should choose the
girls, for when they6scome mothers
they will educate th6if sons This
is the point, and it is true. lsNo nation
can become fully and permanently
civilized and enlightened, when the
mothers are not in a good degree
qualified to discharge the duties ofthe
home work of education.
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
l Ea

after Monday Dec lst, 1856, and unit
bsnr,heT notice trains viii leave Davenport, for
i..s,ins and Iowa City fSuDdays exceptsd) as fol
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"A woman is always at the bottom
of trouble You remember the story
of the Shah Of Persia. When he was
told that a workman had fallen from Z
ladder, he called out, Who is shes
who is shei'
Please your Majesty, 'tis he.'
'Nonsense!' said the Shah, 'there's
never an accident without woman;
who is sheP
The Shah was right, the man had
fallen from his ladder because he was
looking at woman in window
Many man does this in other coun-
tries besides Persia.
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What has Overs Healing Embrocation done,
A Balm for Every Wound.

Dyers Healing Embrocstion has acquired an unprese e
denied celebrity as healing psHaces. NeureS sonnus
CUTS burns braass ssis, rheumatism, and all eKtrf-
nal and internal pam, shoFt period U time seie
tihcally prepared and aiways preserving Tie sans
strength and quality II Is used with the greatest oont-
deucs by all classes. and has become universally
known that needs hardly be named In pu lie print.
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Rock fSlaM0.
III. A. Porter & Bro,
= nnCE ISI AMI III
Wall PAPER! Wall Paper!
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead,


'l,HE subscriDef has recently made extensive prep
l arations for the manufacture OF sutter, SugaF,
Boston, Eoda, Pie Mic, Water aud Oyster Crackers,
Pilot bread, &c, sse together with good assoI
munt ot Loaf Biead, Cakss and RusSs.
| have also purchased tAa Patent Right ioE scot!
county, fa tue manufacture OF CrGm Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed t,.r
this aaking Bread, ars these, the Bread s.
more uniform in quality, and handsome ip 1ppeai
anes IL Is much winter and more even, keeps
long or without becoming stale, and TO many pers0ns
is not objec ctonable when week old, II cuts ss
handsome as the anest French roll, IL goes farthec
ana 10 ueed into families who have
er used BaAsr's Bread before. shall continue td
run a Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
nooye les, terms hch cannot fail 10 give
tire satisfsclon hope TO DO able to supply all who
may faver me with their patronage. Thankfdl fol
same. ALI orders from the country promptly attend
I'D to-. DANIEL MOOHh,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows 81 Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davsnpo RI, May "a, io56-dh