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A CURIOUS TRIAL.

A curious case was lately tried in London in
which Cardinal Wiseman Was defendant which goes
strongly to show that in mere matters of money
and business, born princesses and even most reve-
rend Cardinals can, may, and often will, be just as
tricky and shabby as the meanest sort OF folks.
Among the numerous children of Lucien Bona
parte was one Letita, who married an English
gentleman, Mr. Wyse, now the English Minister at
Athens. In due process Of time Madame Wyse
quarreled with her husband and separated from
him upon an allowance Of 1900 year-a sum by
no means adequate to her e1travagant habits. In
le45, the Able Roux, Catholic priest and the
plaintiff in the action to which we have referred,
made Madame Wyses acquaintance. He
found her living in the Forest of MeudOn
in deep poverty, and without the necessares of
life, unable opay her servants, and in great dis
tress The Able, who had formerly received kind
nesses, from her uncle the Cardinal Fesch, inter-
ested himself in her behalf and having some little
money Of bis own, and some credit, and being as
sured by her that she owed 5000 francs-which
the Able afterward found to be very much under
stated-he undertook to arrange with her creditors
He took house for her in Paris, redeemed her
furniture which was pledged, and also her plate and
Jewels jewe.er had obtained an execution
against her, upon which soon after her removal
TO Paris. she was arrested and committed to the
prison of CIehy. The Able got her removed to
ruaison de s0nte, Anglice, sponging house,
paid her expenses there at the rate of 300 francs
month, and after some two months detention set
tied with the jeweler and got her discharged, when
he took another lodging for ha in Paris. She was
under condemnation for fraudulent abstraction Of
goods, TO free her from which the Able paid q
thousand francs and the costs. He continued his
services during 1916 and lo47, sending an agent to
London TO try to effect an arrangement between
Madame Wyse and her husband. In these opera
tions be used up money of bis own to the amount
of Il, coo francs, beside borrowing 1900 francs
for tie same purpose
AT length, finding that Madame could not be cured
of her e1trayagant habits, he coDcluded-to use his
own ecclesiastical expression-that bis mission was
finished. whereupon be came to final settlement
Of accounts with Madame Wyse, and received from
Der document which read as follows:
al, the undersigned, wife Wyse, born Princess Le-
tiZia BOnaparte, acknowledge having received from
Monsieur the Able Roux the sum Of % OO0f., which
he lent me In my unfortunate dsys-namely, S0OOf IN
ls45 l2Oo in 1876, and 00Of in s47 DESTROYS that
this money shall bring him f5 per cent interest con-
luTng whoever among my children may become the
heir TO his fathers fortune in Of death before
having acquitted my debt TO the Able RouK not to
forget that is sacred debt which should take pre-
cedence Of all others. l.. WISE,
Paris, Sept, iF Bora Princess Letira BoasPare"
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ROCKS RECEIi I'D.

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LITERARY INTELLIGRN CT.

It. B. Peterson, Philadelphia, has in press the
completion Of Dickens's La.le Donitt, and will
publish the whole work in few days, in numerous
styles, uniform with the various editions of the
Works Of Charles Dickens heretofore issued by his
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CHARACTERS AND CRITICISMS. By ". A
a. o vol. II mo J. Y We.terv,

CHARACTERS AND CRITICISMS. By ". ALFRED JONES.
A N vols u mo- J. Y. Westervelt
Iii rarely that the productions of periodical criti-
ci-m have any claim to a more permanent form than
that Of their original publication Written with refer
epce 10 works. which so long as they are of recent
date are the subjects of curiosity and conversation,
hut which for the most part soon fade from the aten.
,;or of ,be publc they excite interest which from
Il. very nature is temporary. and not likely to out
ms, the novelty of the performances by which they
were suggested Criticism, moreover, is not favor
te Lind Of reading with most persons. If is calm
balanced judicial it ought 10 be- it is apt to grow
dpu. spice of malice or extravaganza is needed to
Give II zea The famous reviews which have been
collected in volumes a. rule owe their interest less
-, their critical remarks, than to their broad views and
c,or. knowledge in regard TO the subject of discus
10, Tho author of these volumes then, should not
he d.apnoipted if they fail Of producing any marked
,,h,; ,..n.sti,p Their elegance and refinement will
ao,,,nsrd Them TO q select circle of readers The
,s;e,v of ,onics of which they treat as well a. the
ro,.;r soupdness and good taste Of their critical
iude,pert. gives favorable impression of the author
,,,,rs and character. His mind is fully imbued with
tho s,,, of literature His attachment to quaint aud
od volumes in various departments of letters was
no, .urnss.ed by the naive enthusiasm of Charles
I.uh sar hi. fnvore authors. He has read not only
excessively but with discrimination and profit He is
equally a, home among the back-etter tones of En-
p!ish divinity, the drama and poetry of Elizabeth
fine and the writings of his eminent cotemporaries
Hi. comments both on books and men with some few
exceptions which wewill not stop to onumeraie strike
n, a. sngulary just. They usually conceived in
kindly spirit They are ose. suggestive of valuable
thoughts, recalling 10 the memory aud the Imagination
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
RORINSONS PALESTINE.

LATER BIBLICAL RESEARCHES IN PALESTINE, NJ
IN THE ADJACENT REGIONS. A JoURsAL OF ~ ~ n
ELs II THE 1852 By EpwAED RosissoS,, c1 - ~
IL D. 9yo. Up. t6l Bo.ton: Crooier oIe"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29

American Convention I'm Mlssissappa.
State convepti,p OF the American party YES held at
ssssop Ni~ssipp the 18th Jay u which the follow
Ing nominations for State officers madeJames L. Al
cp for Governor James Ross, for Secretary Of Safe;
William Courts for Auditor; j. o. Martin for treasurer:
A 4. Johnston, for Attorney General.
The Convention resoved that secresy longer No
cessaSy 70 The party, and that hereafter 10 that State Ill
with them Ater the adoption resolutions explains
tory OF their creed the following on nato aa topics
ADOPTED
the Territories Of the United States we hold TO be the
common properly Of the saees and thst no power exists
unoeT the constitution TO exclude from said Territories
oTt~n Of the people OF the States Of their ,pery
That regard necessary to the existence Of this 20
vernmept ibet whenever Territory apply TO Con-
gress for admissi n State, with constitution repub
Ican in Its character, such Territory should be United
without restriction, whether II allow prohibit slavery
The right 70 vote privilege or citizenship and should
not be extended to foreign inning Territory be
fore they paturazed and State OF the Union ought
matter Of policy to extend the right Of suffrage 10 any
buI citizens OF The United States.
The agitation Of the subject Of slavery Ahoud cease
The constitutional rights Of the South plain palpabIe
we'll defined and well understood, and we believe they
should no longer be treated open questions We ap
prove Of and Will stand by the platform aud action OF the
Convention Of the State of Mississippi of 1851 We hold
pre- ang the agitation of the slavery question: az endsn
gers the permanence and eventually may cause dsiou-
ton Of the Union.
That in the opinion OF this Convention the sentiments
avowe by Robert Walker Governor Of Kansas, in his
Inaugural address and bis speech to the members Of the H.
legal and fraudulent Legislature recently assembled In that
Territory though but the legitimate result Of the organic
law OF the Territory justly obnoxious to the censure
and Of all lovers of the country and thai the
tact approval Of these enments by the present demo
cratic administration In not recalling Mr. Walker fro the
office which he 30 unworthly fills subjects 1t to equal,
not greater condemnation.
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NAVY, f,nm the Rlo t:rsnds.

from the Galveston News, July ~
The steamship Gen. Ruak arrived from Brszs ~ Jsso
ON sunday rornlpg with slTo 900 specie, $50 hides,
bales wool ana rs sea turtles also with III bales cotton
from Povderhorn for New Orleans.
Mr. Scarborough, the editer OF the Flag, announces
himself as candidate for re election 10 represent the
counties OF Cameron and Hldalgo 10 the sae senate
John Dunlevie aho candidate Tor the sac ofce. Dr.
r. " nerrIran candidate 10 represent the same coun
ties In the House Of Representative. Edward Aughery
ESQ n, candidate for election to the Office OF District
Attorney Of the i2h district, composed Of Cameron bda
20, Starr and Webb counties.
The election 10 MEXICO comes or on the first Sunday IN
September next and the contest waxing warm Comon
fort Of course tho candidate OF the democratic parry
for the Office Of President, which ofco he nov nus a.
acting President The State offices 70 be nlled NJ the
time. Cen Jose do lGsrzs Is the democrats can
didste for Governor Of Tamsulrasreyino for Congress,
an Cavasl for the state Legislature These are al yio
1enty opposed, ~ bitterly, ssys the Flag, " the Guam
pions Of popular riRhb opposed Ia this country.
The Faq like ~ the democratic papers, considers
that the emily opposition 10 demoo.ac partf In Texas
IL from the Know No,hngs. the Know Nothngs give OUT
there as elsewhere, that their party dead they seen
TO follow the example or Geo. Houston who said the party
was buried With 10 face downwrds The Flag says nesr-
y ell the voters In the Rio Grsnde valley Catholics
an natural zed Citizens who would he De barred the right
OF suffrage by TIE Know Nothing ritual, and htnoe tho po
icy Of burr ing the party pending the canvass especially
on the Rio Grande. But there many high minded
men OF that party In this part OF the country who
,hao ignore their party and principles eight under
Ease oolots.
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,cTH wARp.-Ar At ADJOURNED MEETING OF

lGTH wARD.-Ar AT ADJOURNED MEETING OF
lO TIE members OF the slXieeuh yard Municipal Corps,
held Bres ing's Hotel on Monday evening, July u,
ls5 Capt John d. Mckee called " the chair, and Mr.
n. q. Rome, chosen secretary. ON notion the con
,tution and by laws A. submitted BY The ccmmlaee were
for the year,-Cag, In D Mckee, President; Lieut.
tary; Richard Gambling, ressurer On motion, the FOL
lowing presub and resoluuons vera adopted whereas
the igsau the Numbers fthls association hive
been un'ghteousy deprived OF their occur aop and lve
hood and that hold I've sders And abeers as The
opprees OF the and re liberties OF the czen
OF this ward, therefore be resolved This VIII ooatinue
together resst uese gross acis OF
preston ourselves and our families and that we pledge
ourselves each the other INCREASINGLY combat this error
ard outrage I'M the ballot box o free people rnnords the
dict and repeal 20 black republication and W
vpbolv Resolved That this meeting reform w. thanks 10
the lion Fernando Wood Tor b. manly and upright manner
which he has herocly defended the Invaded rights OF
Do wn uoddsn city motion ado uned, tl Monday, Au
grri zane taae and place JOHN MIKE. Chairnlu.
N. L. u RoOnT, Secretary
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POLlIICAL.

orr wARD.-CITIzEss ARoUsr,-DExocRArs To
y the e-Shal municipal rights be preserved
Tie democrats and other citizens Of the Ninth ward oppoed
the obnoxious passed by last and
de preserving intact their municipal and corporate
righs throwing fhaekles of upu Qua oil
rarchy assemble in meeting AZ the junction
Hudson and Barrow streets on rhursday evening ,sOh
Juty eight O'Clock The following gentlemen have be
invited address he meetng-Bon. re rnando Wood ga
John Vely, Hon. L. r. " Wright Of New Jersey; Hon EH
jah Ward Judge Sutherland, Vim, j. Rose. ks1 Col Alex
Ming a.o ID. Kellogg, ktq Hon. VIM McMurrsy DR. A. j.
Chadsey Thomas N. Carr. Ksl stephen Dn,ye, Esq,
Eugene Sulivan Charles Smith, Thomas Jones jr. 4.
sc5ermerhorn. Etq j. Mcleod Murphy, Esq VILLAGES ce
'ebra,ed bFass band will be la attendance.
Wilsm j. BrisleJ, John Nc icho, John tavritz,
Thomas Bell, hathe " FullGm DE Witt Henry,
Ssmue Rowland, lena ius Flynn, Charles Rookie,
Charles N Her, Eiward Hagsn, Johu l. Van Cleen.
Jane. Al. La wson. Wan. u Paulscran job N Moors
Samuel A. suydsur, n. u. Morsnge, VIM. Murray
Beri H. Van Buren, rhcmas Trsnc., Edward seaman,
W lillian Moor. Fred W stegrede, Michael oggtus,
VIM j Van rsdale Ahrm Ackei man, j. II Downing,
Wil.n Bruce Samuel Long, Henry RoRe
Albert = T-rhune, susepe wcursih, Samuel A. Frye,
John N. Oskford. William Caral, William Kane.
Is .McColGn, . .. a.,
ALEXANDER L. SHAW, Chairman
Ninth Yard Democ attic knroned Association
WIN j. VAN sRspALE. sacxat.r,a.
4
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BaygeHI.oApIxa RIvLss "A board OF army
ogco,s 10 assemble al west Point Nov York for the
pu,pose of making trials OF breecb.losdng rifles with
view 10 ascertsn which OF this description IL best
suited 70 the military service. The trials will commence
on the l7th Of August 1857. All persons Intending 10
offer arms for trial requested 10 notify the o,one Of
ordnance. at Washington CITY swing general description
OF The arm each may ntoni 70 present. and specifying the
carbre weight and length Of barrel Cartridges othcr
ammunition suiiaole i0r the arm shoad DO brought
with IT.
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- -
f1gDELs.

ruh,swoRTH HoTst EDGEsok, DERBYsHGRE
~ England ~ LILLIAN EPSON. the proprietor, begs 70
inform vsiers England that The Chats Sorth
Hotel tnsed IN chatsworh rark and in tse immediate
vicinity the resdence Of the bnke Of Deyonss
pAare sdo, with chef dayfes Of and literally
besned by The hotel offers every cnnort ani &C
mediation tourists and within distances of tue
OF Derhysh which mas not napprop rate
ly been compared S~zeriAnd The Mdisnd Ral~ay, In
iesecng Engand between London and YORK has branch
to RowseY station, where omnibus from the hotel meets
every train This affords delightful drive through the
fare stpsnce. B-t isrpe public pAyor for ,he accom-
moda,ion of aliss and gentle men.
IA YARgE HOUSE, BROADWAY, OPPOSITE BOND
IL street-This besnful first totsi
unued plan No advance N prsce rerms
DWfN n. sTOEn Propr6soy
w. w. Hui. ffrwns v Irvtns BoussL Hupr
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1lE NEW lNGLo.RRENCH SLAVE TRADE.

Wpsrhmenta1 Contract OF Louis NapOioon-
Now 20 Catch Free African EmAgrants-
Nh very To be Abol shed In Cubs and 6razu
-DeveisPements Of PalmsratOns Organ.
Re. &C.. 10.
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DENTIsrHy.

rx,rxru EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS wrrHouT
se slightest rain % the patient, by rev ani ori.
,n, pr,css just hscoversd met freegng) THIS edurAhis
,sieni Ia pracsed ~ Oaly. Dr. -. DURAN, gj "a.
mai street n sSrcx.
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Inc late increase or the African sa trade has Il
pears awakened attention IN oihe countries a. vol as
thus. IN true that that oiious traffic IL oonhosd
locaity It's profits shared by the representatives
Of only one Christian Safe But Circumstances have re
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HfIsCBLLAEEOUS.


Ctn SEWING MACTIINas.-wATSoNs SO SEWING
scIU machines for sale the Office Of the comps
ny Broadway wishing sewing machines win do
well TO examine hts household fsvotte befre paving from
$3.50 for LEES valuable but complicated ones lie
add that howe snd shrske of he hfh priced
machine desers IN regard TO pjuncrons on this
false and wholly without foundation.
WATSON, WOOSTER A co, tf9 Broadway.
Oh NORTH WILLIAM sTRRrT. NRAR oHArHAn, ID
~ The place where Iog and
The germsn Steam job Printer
vino win furnish you a the ohespes, rates win
GcnAn toohs ara periodicals.,
2ermau posters,
hsndbuis,
German psmphcr.
German circui~rr,
aerman cards kn-, 10,
neatly ereculed, and At the shortest not'ce.
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NO MIGRANTS roR CusA TILL sLAvKaY rs ADD
ITsHED THeRE.

II
H otvieus thai the whole question rcspe tng the pro
prcy OF this step turns upon the securities for The
kalr treatment Ct The i'm 1lg ants any arrangement
lord Brousham remarked, about 70 be made for
poytaon OF free from the coast OF Africa security
oueht 10 be for sending them 70 The port where they
whed 10 TO- and taking them back at the expiration Of
their nj iod Of service But appears 10 us that rocur
lies should also ne prevent the compulsory im
grafton OF the negroes as Otherwise the enterprise would
certainly degenerate into traffic In slaves ADD not fair
hiring Of aborers II such measures are not taken is
clear hat there would be nothing 10 prevent the kdnsp
ping of blacks nothing 10 fair usage for them on
board ship, not 10 speak OF he uenment nsy
might receive from their future mss'ers Ine
same objections apply 70 similar schemes Tor tne
expectation Of negroes 70 Ecghsh French
colonies Unless there adequate safeguards abuse
would be 70 occur In the 40 well ~ the otnor
lord Broeghsm said tha q similar movement "a taxing
uons 10 such moveucnt conducted either by French or
Brit,h enterprise, they far stronger when applied -
the Spanish colonies Slavery SIN exss 10 Cuba The
Chinese imported into that ISLAND free aborers are In
every sense slaves ~ uey toucb the soil OF that
Island so long slavery n the characteristic Of Cuba,
We importation 81 20 called free negroes would only be
another for the importation Of slaves swch re1.
cai IN e case Of scsn, at all eens, be allouei
There broad di1trcftcn bet,cen ne case of ne Fnch
csd English colntes and oss Of air and mn II o-e
odped hot free negroes mi0h ~ inpted into ne former
20 ig a. ssduTy eiss IN > latter, Obd v1ud b preuied
from t'e tenefn q a supply cff"ee Mach tdl0r.
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THR SCHEME Bv Lord
PALMERsros's ORGAN.
From the Loidon Post, July q
The late Increase or the African sla trade has ap-
pears, awakened attention IN countries vol as in
thus Il IN true that that oiious traffic IL now oonnsd "a
one ocay us profits arc shared by the representatives
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IDyBRTBEHEMTs RKhEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON AL.

NY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT FAMILY WISH
q Ing TO adopts fine healthy male infant Of two months
evolen Society In Eighty eighth street. between the Fourth
nd Fifth avenues Yorkville.
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ToR sHREwsBUEY, HIGHLANDS OCEAN HOUSE,
Long Branch, Port Washington, and Rad Rank OCEAN
WAVE. Capt Il. Parker viii run a. follows from foot OF
Robinson street pier N. B.
NEW YORK LEAVE RED BASK ocEAh
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ITNioN .CouRss, L. I-rRorrIsg.- ON wsDNss
W day July r. A. 81 " sock, match frr E20p, play ~
pay; mite hess; hes, three n ave Mr. waton names
Harry Wsn, formerly Iack Potter 70 harness "a hefrss.
b RsFe of FOrfi ard. 10 Z. b.-naco v
come od rpin " sLiEe, SHAW \ WAITS, RToprS.gfs,
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OUEAN HOUSE
Il Long Srapch PorI wsshinston, Sddetown Red
Bank he new, magnificent and swift steamer ALI &c
PRICE, John Borden, Commano will regularly
follows from Robinson rect ortb river New York
cay July 81 sP NJ Saturday. Aug !, 81 p. NJ; Sunday
August l0A NJ, and N. Lesves Red Bauk: Wedqes
day July 20 At A Tburrdsy July 30 10 A. Friday
July 81, IL A. N. Saturday. Aug II Sunday Aug q
az A. NJ snd T. NJ Stages for ah parts OF no country
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FIy AgCIAL~

cSn WANTED. THE LOAN OF FIFTY DOLLARS
.gs)V. lor about month for which n liberal
snd good security will be given Address security Herald
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ANEW YORK AND COMFY iALAND LANDING -
IN Fort Hamilton Tho aud splendid steamer AURa
"a Capt Annng snih w esys a ,o9"s Tor me season;
sXA-k, and ~ sne 81 IN pie, No North nve {
p M fare Fort Hamilton and Coney Isaad 2s oents ~
which ticket viii be given Fufsre for children
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ARA s,IIoTrs RrNusAriO xNBsoUArIor.-Ful
M rheumsnrra ctA5lsns, lunbago Old sp.r., dislgz
Hous bruises 40 kc For sale a The news and pcroct-
depci 81 Div.r,os urssi Jes yors and br hr> HAS
BrooslTn.
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NRAND ANNUAL PICNIC AND ooeILLoN ExOuR
" sien of The Utah Fasiliiera Company a, ss:h Rssi
anniversary to Fairy Dell Yonksrs on Thur,dsay
July 81. 1857. The steamboat W>SHINaToS and
double decked barges Meteor Codar Hill
chartered for the occasion rhe barge Meteor w be st ton
the foot of Spring and barge Cedar HUI NJ foot OF
Amos street morning of the The
Washington will make the following sndings:-Foo OF
street. East river at O'Clock A. NJ PECK slip hall
past pier North river at 81 Spring street, at half past
street, O'CLOCK and returning will leave Yonkers at
Tickets 80 cents.
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grrtoNpsoNs PoyADE oPTTsE. AND HAIR DYE
Tue Only article for The bar hearing ne csr,hcs'e Of y
Chiffon. Wholesale BY OWNSSNb. R0hhk a co.
Chambers street. ressl by 81 drugzsa aud fAncf Goob
deeets.
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EXCURSIONS.

UNOR SHRkWSBURY, HIaHLAkDS OdEAN HpUSA
Long Branch, and Ocean Port-LONG BRANCH
Capt Cores VIII run ~ follows from foot Of Robinson
street pier n. r.
LEAVE NEW YORK. iLEAyr OCEAN Port AID Rec
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If THE LADY WHO Received PAPER IN BROAD
way, near Amy street SATURDAY., will reply as re
uested she VIII hear of thing greatly 70 her advantage
md greatly Oh igs q aincera rtend