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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

~ Acsnmnn'cs ion from J. Il. Baylor, in reply
@, Slni. Lerps.s, vii be found in another column
Ri,h t'g r,.-,i' Hos Of these gentlemen, we have
rutLlus Go DO I..i' controversy has assumed
,.ac 80 MJ.g.rua,, S., think, which demands that it
hc Withdrawn f-0 10 public prints, and transfer
ct ty one mor, ~ Opratc mode of adjustment
We i1..l, NOT tint 10 arbitrament limited ut by
Ceyt baylor, vii ae accepted by the other party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

JUICE REAGAS's SrEEcn.-0n the outside of TO-
days paper will be found report of Judge Reagan s
Of the dag lie treats the slavery question with the
keen fore sight of statesman, and his views that
subject are such we heartily endorse a South
ern man. We invite the calm and dispassionate con-
sideraton OF our readers to the speech. As patri
ct, Judge Reagan hopes for the perpetuity Of the
American Union, but at the same time, he acknowl-
e1gss ha- flsfe WcI b GREER cvils thar d'ssclu
Won % The Union. Fer believing this soHe 4 usi
h'-s bsea deesuno,i as traitors Judse Reagan,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

u The steamship Niagara, Of the Atlantic cable
expedition, arrived at New York on the 18th inst,
having Mr.. Field ON board. She was welcomed by
every demonstration of applause by the shippl' and
the people Of New ork aud Brooklyn. In fact the
citizens of New York seem to have gone mad with
delight on the successful completion Of the gigantic
undertaking 100 guns were fired on the announce
ment of the arrival Of the Niagara, and Mr. Field
and Capt Hudson were received with perfect ova-
ton in Brooklyn, the city of their resdonec'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
MARRIED.

In Dallas county, on Thursday, Sept I'd inst, at
the residence of Thomas Smith, ESQ., by the Rev.
VIM. X MAsTEs, DR.. A. A. JOHNSON, and Miss
BETTE GRIFFIN, ak Of t is county. if5ef,
May thousand blessings cluster around the path
of the happy couple, and responsibilities rest
upon their joyous breasts, bs; sl grow with
their growth and strengthen with their strength.
BarlstoKn Gazette and Louisville Journal,
please copy.
% the Ilth inst N sh-rrusr ~ ps Thomas T.
f,.rsssa. Col VA Ieuxd. n MARSHAL, for
The Sss,- n TsSrs 20 Mrs. Asv BLAsE. 81 Of ster-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
Southern Pacific Railroad.

We are informed by the Chief Engineer,
that the laying finck on this Road was re.
stunned on Monday last Under the auspices
of the New Company, and will be prosecuted
until all the rails on hand shall have been laid,
The track will thus be brought within n mile
and half of our town-when our ears at least
will be RECALLED with the sound of the steam
whistle. The Road will certainly he built
thus far: but what is the future of the enter.
prise?
there is no reason 10 doubt, will, under the
instruction Of his excelIency, the Waco Govern.
or, vigorously prosecute the suit for forfeit.
IRE Of character. The old company, we take
il for granted, is at dead stand STILL in fnan.
cial point Of view, and admitting for argument
sake that they were otherwise circumslanced,
there is no reason to hope for their aid 10 ad.
vance the work in the present condition Of
things, but, to the contrary, while the war
continues they will most likely throw every
obstacle they can in the way to impede
the prosecution of the work. In the present
aspect of the affairs an adjustment is scarcely
hoped for. The new company seen,q 1si(f,
mind 70 - on with The wore 10 their utmost
Iobiily Notwithstanding tie embarrassing en-.
langiement "a whch they are 'uvoIved This
is M argument in their favor, AID nocs "a
prove they are strong in the hi,h
beio.e D. oy'kps ler 'Iay2a,il we nte ~.
formed @ commitee appointed BY the compa.
ny claiming bY purcDase nader me Deed Of
Trust addressed hiuu letter ,of information
in rega,d 10 The CLAIMS OF ocknoiders, with
the view and for the purpose, of asceriaining
who were bona fide stockholders, in order to
recommend basis for their admission into
the new Company. From this it would ap.
pear that the DR.. has stood opposed to com.
promise Notwithstanding the profession of him.
self and friends on that subject. This impor-
tant fact has just come to our knowledge and
presents new feature in the case and one
we must confess, we were scarcely prepared
to believe existed. Cannot some of the old
company in the absence of Dr.. Fowkes explain
this matter. A word now to the new con,pa-
ny and we shall have closed Why does 1t
not keep the public advised of its movements
purposes and intended policy,-Mar. Flag.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

The Independent says that severe tornado
visited Bonham on the 9th ult., which did much
damage. The dwelling Of Mr. Sims had the CHM
neys blown down, and portion of the rsof of c. c.
Alcxandcr's store house was slightly elevated. The
roof of the Bonham Female Institute was also DAM
aged, and the houses on the plantation Of Mr.. Thos.
Ragsdalc, South East of Bonham, were destroyed,
and one of his slaves injured seriously Mrs. Lam
bert, living or miles North of town was also Sc
riously injured by some of the tmbers Of the house
fnllinr on her.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

~ The City Hall in New York, took FIRE, aitcr
the display of fireworks, the occasion of the At
lautic cable celebration, aud the cupulo aud third
story were destroyed The loss was considerable
and the city authorities had appropriated $4,000
towards the repairs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

James A. Jones, Esq, candidate for Congress-
from the 2nd District of Arkansas in the recent cleo
ten, md editor of the ouachita Herald, has been
sojourins in GAINESVILLE, in this State for several
days, 20 says the Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

PsoTRAcTED MEErINe-The Baptists closed
very interesting Protracted Meeting at this
place, on Tuesday last. There appeard TO be
a very considerable interest manifested on the
part of those in attendance. Although there
were but few who made public exhibition OF
the faith that is in them, yet we believe it has
been the means of effecting very considera-
bic moral change on the minds Of many.
Our impression is, that if these meetings
were continued from week to week, by first
one denomination and then another, much
good would ultimately be accomplished. AT
all events such meetings will do no harm, and
might. as suggested, be productive of infinite
good. -Bonlam INDEPENDENT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

MAJOR NEIGHBoss.-We had the pleasure
of meeting this active Indian Agent, who is
recently from "the Reserve" yesterday Il
town. The Major informs US that the rest6
Indians have made enough corn this yeabsIilt
and are improving in the arts OF industry
Some Of the Prairie Indians have been to the
reserve, without arms, since their chastlsement
by the Texas Rangers. They protested friend.
ship and contradicted the reports about iatend-
hostities.
MaIer Neighbors does not credit The report
of such frequent appearance Of Indians upon
the San Saba.
Major Neighbors informs US, that the report
of Buckley having received 1000 majority at
Ell Paso, was not believed at San Antonio
when he left Mr.. Hall, the representative,
and Col. McGaffin did not believe full vote
had been poed, as little interest was taken in
the election No actual figures had been re.
ceived. Austin Intelhgencer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

During the absence of the President at Bedford
Springs, Pa the duties of his office dcyolyed on his
nephew and private secretary, James Buchanan Hen
ry, MS acting President lie received the reports Of
the Department every morning, End when their con-
tents were such he thought required the attention
Of his Uncle, they ware forwarded to him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
inson's majority over Mccoy, $40.

Robnsons majority over Mccoy, 4i0.
Total vote of the District, without WISE and Jack,
is 1854.
The vote Of Wise and Jack will bring the vote up
to full 600O which Think s the largest voting Dis
trict in the State. Had the full vote been poed, it
would have shown at least 1000.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

d'sor josn ,Tarshall, of the Aus: in Gazette,
has ecaeto N.ssiaippi, for his family, who have for
feyerai non = zen absent visit to their rela-
tives n thai sfa.s During his absence. Judge Old
hsm willcohdad She editorial department of the
tGaz.ffef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

S1in STATE MuIs.-Tho advertisement of the
Texas peuitcntiary Il be found in our columns to-
day. The goods roannfacured at this Institution are
equal, II iot superior to any goods brought to our
markets ami 7ra asnred, that they be sold at
fraction below tac '.me quality of goods brought
fola The North. We sure that Southerners would
prefer 10 pattonise home manufactures and we think
I'll lerpha.rs would do well to lay in supply.
oua iisaa Ia or -Messrs. Gold s. Donaldson
have Are jy rs1arsfa lot of these goods Read
the advancement
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

- CORES poadsnt of tie 9. A. Ledger states
,bat sattle train was attacked on the Pecos. by
pai4y Of thres haadred Indians recently. and 500
teeses stolen he Indians we're not followed, their
l'risg 10 troefs Al Fort Davis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

FRoN ruE fRoNutR,--A correspondent u the
Frontier 'News at lelknap, states that the friendly
Indians that accompanied Capt, Marlin, had len him
on Rel River, Marlin going on to the Wichita vii
hge. Pears are entertained that he Is too weak to
fight the Inlians, Some horse stealing had been CO.
ing on near Belknap, Judge llarmanson lCozing
horse aud Mr.. woolman a mare and two colts. on
the nightof the Goth ult Il is unknown whether
tho then MAS perpetratcl by Indians or whites,
Twelve or fifteen stages passed. through BelknAP
on the 2gth for II Paso, accompanied by train Of
20 mon, one baggage wagon aud $50 mules
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

SENTINEL OFFlcE.-One halt interest IN the
Sentinel printing Office was sold at trustees
sale, on the oath inst. Mr.. Shelley is the re-
puted purchaser--G1zette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

john NJ. Daniel, the former brilliant and dis
tingushed editor of the Richmond (Va.) Enquirer,
has become purchaser Of an interest in shat paper,
aud again taken up the editorial pen for its columns
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

GEN. LEWIS CAss.-The Washington cor
respondent of the press, s'writes:
General, Cass, who must be nearly eighty,
is feeble, but is hard at work. THIS extraor-
binary mans career is a like study and an
example. He aslived blameless life, and
has grown to distinction almost entirely by
his own efforts. lie is now one ofthe richest
men in thesUnion. He invested heavily in
the town of Detroit, Michigan, Of which he
was pioneer, and the growth of the West,
especially since the railroad system has exten.
ded its owerful influence has vastly apprecia.
ted his property. He is said TO be worth fouror
five millions. And yet with all his wealth, he
lives frugal and abstemious life. The man
agement Of his vast estate is confined 10 bis en-
terprsing son in-law, Mr.. Ledyuid, who re-
sides in Detroit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
80 Pcrllay

50 Pcg'-nay throughout the State are
cut,ou5edauj rtpectfully requested to act
rs our Ager's gAey will be allowed the
usual comm IONS or all collections made for
this Office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

DISTRICT ATTORNEY. The followingis the official
vote for strict Attorney in this District. We have
received no returns from the counties of Wise and
Jack, but they will not change the result:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
% oNcs

.15-gha ..4raa' on from W. T. G, Weaver,
l:el., f. Ie.dei a., for this issue. 1t shall mp
Igar ucA, et..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

- The editor of the New York Herald ASSERTS
that its Geographic intelligence from London, will
cost $4,000 per column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

Fifteen years ago, in letter to the then
Secretly of the Treasury, Prof Morse gave
utterance to the following prophecy, which
has been fulfilled by the success of the Atlantic
Telegraph
"The practical inference from this law is
that Geographic plan may with certainty be
established across the Atlantic ocean. Start
ling as this may now seem, am. co6dent the
time will come when this. project will be rea-
Zed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

~" We itsyc received u letter from subscriber
nj Sherman, stating that paper is not received
AZ that place s7il mes for two weeks after its date,
ard frequently twl nd three dates by the same
mail We onunot !magne why this is We know
th'5 oar pryor E loailed regularly the day hat it
ss gubis,.l, and VII it cannot reach point only
20 mice distant on direct route too, is more than
wn can divine. Truly, We begin to believe that we
have advanced 5n wards" in our mail facilities
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

New Posr ON THE Rio GRANDg.-Capi. Lee
has selected site for new post 90 the Rio
Cmnde. Il is ''atou' 'hrcs miles ab1ve the
ianeGeH Of idc d Pas0soad abaln Ro GrAp-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

y The totai cot II the AasAfio rlegtnps CO.
: stased At 81 20 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

Gfo ". ll,fwoop, uho vas arrested aud iaksa -
Mckinney, some four Or A.s wests since, charged
sih the killing u the tWo Gasses 10 culllnsOuny,
years $50, made his ereaPs on the 27ih ult H.
was in charge ofa guard, who II {. AID we're attack
ell aHd oyerpossred, hya party Of uayWoOd's friends
aud the prisoner relcasei by them aud PLACED
upon horse that was In readlness- Several shots
were hrel, but no one was injured, We have not
learned whether pursuit Was made or not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

.1f-fhe ponham Iadspsaieai, eharaeieri'es the
Circus which showed there reeeuty,.as ''suPsn-
lous s~lndle, ;" and saysi 1--WE rss'rl the whole
thing perfect imposition. II is not circus, hut a
eolectlon Of poor, miserable, halI-eapasatel broken
down lugglers."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

We psll.h Ne IeIlos l.u,t tsaa.. :,
shows that NJ. Rsafsn nm inHaf III |,
any responsibility shall isshiilsd from himself
upon his colleague. fof vols which be srobs.
by has fsasOn 10 believe u unpopular.-Gsi.
= pAH1iNE. Tfts August 7h 1858
DEAg Sin ~ see an article ia your pan,f
~ The 2sill July. in whish You mention tha,
Tie Secretary Of War,hsd refused 10 call on,
The Texas Regiment Of Volunteers, on aeeoun,
ofno appropriation being made By Congress.
to pay them. And then you say, awhile wa
regret this, Of course the President eanno, BE-
bameJ, for refusing 10 create deficiency bilt.
when the Representative OF the Western Dis.
iIiei Of Texas. iei 20 be his duty 10 vote
against The last one Fsts
call your attention .tc thisfor The purpose
OF saying that, II there Is any blame OF respon.
slbiliiy, Tor voting against The deficiency bin,
during The late session il should fall on me
aud notmy colleague, as he voted for the def.
cheney I'LL and againstit.
do not mention this 10 discuss the pronrie.
~, or mpropriety, Of that vote, bu, 10 do ius.
Iice TO my colleague, who might feel a deI,ea.
cy, in doing himself that justice, where Il
would seem 10 expose my course 10 criticism.
Very respectfully your ob't sev'i. n
JOHN n. REAGAN
JUDGE G. W. PAseHAL, Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08
our T Bile.

49,. Iuapr5.rr.. Arr JouRSAL.--This Snlua-
10 quarterly r.r t-n III and June, being double
,.ui.ler. .ua .ur lie. 1t .is published by the
Ca.mgao,t.r Ag. ,ciaton, Of New York, an in
stgutior Gat .. li an existence of years, and is
na> .ntc,ug e. ..s III with fattcring prospects Of
succcsa. Sotscri. % to the Association, besides
cei,inr The jouril are entitled to chance for one
Of the valuable If,s oft Association which draws
annually in january. The subscription price is So,
and o.. le from i. -)nsilcmton which ia received
hy srfrg .riactild II the slinpe of an engraving.
richly worth mere Ian the subscription price. he
has the satisfaction of knowing that he is contrbu-
ting toward iie au''iyation Of tho fine arts. Per-
sons yis'iir Go sec &c Journal ca do so by call
'ng at our lj.. ldrcss c. L. Derby, Actuary,
SO 5ls Broadway Jew York
TIM SugT..Hh Ill ERARY MESSENGER for August
fsa.s.fc..I.rE u.ful of choice reading matter,
a.io-r Utt,'. 30 r..i &c "The Problem Of Free So
eietY" continued Vernon Grove, or Hearts as
thcy are " 200 Mrnnment to Capt Jno. Smith; !"
''SclccGou 4ud ,sgerpts from the Lee Papers," and
other inc.pst,ir rarcrs, together with the Editors
tInlc notice. ri Ha# works. &c. The Messenger is
enihaiic,,ra southern Magazine; and ono, TOO, Of
, high order ~ 'faity excellence, and should be
supported i4asn'l W the people of the South. Adj
dress NcF s'one 1guson, &C., Richmond, Va
rcrln', lcr anudm.
EMrAr.r pluLIcATIoS.-We have received,
40. I, 3d. :, Of The Printer monthly periodical
et % pages, published in New York, by Henry x
Huntington %. per annum, in advance. The
'Printeg, az its name indicates, is particularly de-
VOTED to the interests of the Printer, book-binder,
and bookseller, and is handsomely gotten up and
printed hHe tyne, in very superior style Of the
CIT. Ncomme.l ne printer to our brother ty-
pos 'u n. TO tie general reader. Besides much
international ,rs1la to the country printer, it coll
taius aauy lra'a f interest to all. We take pleas
ure in entering up,n exchange list, and hope
that We ~..ll 30 favored rcsn' rly with its month
IS issues,
H,prAp MAGAZINE for September is received.
filed a., usu with ~ interesting list of contents
Harper stands unr, alled in this country, and the
Immense circulation It obtained, is fair criteri-
on Of s popularity among all classes. We look for
ward to tn lnonlhy visits with genuine pleasure,
knowing that we vii not be disappointed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

1t is stated that within The last three months
no IS than tour thousand cisr,s care lefi
Ne's York, fof Fsui Of employiaeat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

r..Yr.t. t.si - rr.que,iti, anil dull Anihsife
t.a.lH t.. Ff. la litrld ia Tho places ralnri anil
.rrr..i rr -r s, "A moIey Iad 20, than si he iully
.kaar| .I.t.I .#. I'd. i.H.. lfrs, viz
Ia. A. fTti...fH. n q h. ~ shtnsu, Grayson county.
- N g..aI. b. FL F. t,,r H,lknap, Nlnv C,aIdty,
d. D I,4. IF. ia. ..tr a. MaNahaele, hills Cuunly,
g. Do H-.r. fl. Cha, nlehanAn, lohnson county.
.-sl 81 lsHs.I Fowler, Dsq,, NJ, WORTH TATTAul
r. b. o.. I.H.r. eTk, WeelhtTfunl, Parker eunnty.
o. r- .H..H o. . o.. Matek, Kaufman, kauimam county,
a. g. 10. W,.... ra. .ln.Slls Cooke County,
AZ l.. HH.... t.... missioner, Galveston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
Marine Court.

BEFORE Hon. Judge thompson.
rHK USE OF TIE TERM ~ CO." APPENDED TO THE
NAME OF A PERSON HAVING NO PARTNER Is A MIS-
DEMEiNoR BY TIE STATUTE, AND SUBJECTS rHB
OFFENDER TO IMPRISONMENT.
HARCBiRichdrd Kerr and oilers A. Mckenzie Edirie
and Jessie Fdi,ieThis action is brought promissory
note for $56 o. and signed Fse Co." The complaint
alleges tina. the defendants copsrtners It WAS
proved that the signature 10 the note written by
defendant, A. NICK Fare and transferred by him to the
plaintiffs This def. ndsnt then called as a witness
for the plaintiffs and testified thai he bad done business
under the tn name and style OF "Fairie Co but hat
IN poirt feet he never bad partner that Jessie Fare
was his mother, aid resided with his father Ednbrg
ScotId n etinony in The here closed, when
counsel for the plaintiff moved for the nmm of
defendant, A NICK Faire upon the oupo the proof
showed thai ne had been guilty OF a misde neanor, by
adding TO bis name the appenage "& Co., when fact
bad no partner The Court stated that by the Of
fence bad been clearly sganst Fare and that he
was liable 70 imprisonment in the penteb tary, but de
cined TO scceoe 10 the request Of consolidating the
ties 10 proceed IN court Of criminal uriso cton. The
ton berg asa firm the allie cation of partnership
having been positively dsprosed judgment rendered
for the defendant A NICK. Farie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
City IntelliRence.

MARCUS ClcEno STANLEY ARREs1yp on A CHARGE OF
VENDING LOTTERY roIIcEs.-hsrcls Cicero Stanley was
arrested yesterday charge Of selling lottery policies
on the affidavit OF george Hotchkiss reading Earle
Hotel who states in his AFFIDAVIT that he informed and
believes and charges that Marcus Cicero stanley now
and for long time past has been engaged the business
OF lottery policy vending and Ia Interested hacker Of
policy books In different places the city OF New YORK
rared Hodger ana aDother named Hunrary. who5e
place OF at the Of Grant and
Broadway and u. n Hodges and Charles NJ. Brien, o.
SAID city. Mr. stanley taken before Recorder Bar
nsrd, at his chambers and head 70 bail in Of
81 coo " appear. The exsrlnston will of before
the Recorder todsy, at IL o'clock. Mr.. Il " Wild
the surety.
ARREST of CAT. SQrIREs CHANGED WIN rrnrtrfSc
JurSE CosscLlY Sqcires Of the Seventeenth ward
yesterday arrested charged WITH ubeling Justice
Connolly, A ietter recently published N the Bxs,Ip
nsrd held HIM N psil 10 SO 600 answer H. " Wild
became be surety.
FISs EAsr Foam srR,t1-A Gre occurred in the
cabinet chop Of E.rg X Co, IN Forty SIKH street. be
tween Second and Thri avenues, on Wednesday after
noon " originated from q spsrs falling dosn the
chimney and setting IRE 20 the are board. TIE Ere wN
extnsushed BY the sorkmen On the premises. damage
about $50 No insursDce.
Trpy ~ IreHrH AvrSvT- bout ~ o'c,oc. YESTERDAY
Thursday morpiDs sdre occurred IN the fancy goods
store Of J. j. Brown No 2s5 Eighth avenue. Il oria
mated snlofg cot batting. the stove. The
flames exnsushed with iev pals Of wa;er, with
Insured for - 600, IN the following oces:-Cty 1900
F'rtmens. $1,000 Washington 1000, aud the Isrnst
tar, a. 600. The origin is under investigation.
OE.sSG BsoADw,Y.-one Why this g-es'
thorouehfsre has not been cleaned sooner, becsns
there has b. place in which the refuse snos ami c.
could be dn ped The contractor has laid the mater be
fore the Mayor and CITY Comptroller and they have
-ented v allow the Teluse be deposited upon the Bat
terry and n the PARK The sork OF dumping
menoed last night and may 5000 expect TO gee Broad
way clean agAn.
NEW foRK C0HS kI1iANgE-1he Board Of Trustees for
the current year orgsnizei The 4h INST by the
election OF he following ofcers-President, David Djus
Vice Pres'dent John Wright Treasurer, Isaac Frost
Secretary, Edward Hnekeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
The Opera IN Havana


To THE hUIIVH VI IHk HkhhLDs
The Havana correspondence dated the 23d Of February
contains among other erroneous statements concerning
The 05era 10 Havana that The "Tacon Stock Coz paay
tends 70 send for q company Europe and that c.e
orsted cuban pianist has undertaken the commission
would no: object 20 this mistake more than 10 the
ohers ot tbs correspondent that some
areedy N treaty with would misled by such wrong
Information beg therefore 70 state tina, the e.ockhoi
es ~ the facon theatre 10, GUY invvd me 10 return
next season but also m confederation Of thor sasfact on
4nd esteem oV ards me- nave offered the lease OF the
lacoD theatre AZ nv terms for the folosng seasons
refusing AZ the same time many proposals from o,he,
managers This generous offer Of the opcra strs
Havana has been gratefully accepted and the lease duv
signed. Ry publishing this reStGston you will greatly
Obgs your mot ObedisLt MAY NARErIEE
NEw YopK March O. 1855