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Millinery &c.
Fall and Winter Paris Fashions.
DIP 81 OF

gk 81 W
w o u l. ID RESPECTFULLY
L inform my friends, customers and the sur
rounding country, that have returned frol
the North with the finest collection of all
kinds of Millinery Goods that it has ever been
my privilege to present to the public,
CONSISTING OF
Every color and Grade of Plain and Uncut
Velvets,
Silks, Codes and Satins,
Feathers of all colors and quality,
Best French and American Flowers,
Bonnets of all descriptions for ladies and
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The handsomest assortment of Ribbons
that can be found elsewhere-all of which |
am prepared to make TO order in the neatest
and most fashionable styles and on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
My collection OF Pattern BOnnets which is
very extensive, will be opened on MONDAY
NEXT, the 10Th, to which the attention of
the Ladies are particularly invited.
MRS. G. h. SWANK,
No. 40, Church st,
&C II doors North of Manonic Hall.
Ladies Read the Following List
Or BARGAINS TO BE FOUND AT
NJ Ii y. Ii. ". Ii l u ~ 4 N >
No. 65. Main Street.
barclays and Richardson's Linen,
I'D White and colored Cambria,
Linen Cambria Pocket lldkfs,
Colored Canton Flannel
Brown Linen for dress Innings,
Furniture Mourning and fancy prints,
French and Domestic Ginghams,
Sack iannels suited for Infant use,
Diaper of various qualities,
White and Red Flannel,
HEAD Handkerchcfs,
Kentucky Jeans and Twceds,
French worked Bands,
Swiss Collars and Undersleeves,
Ladies, Gentlemen and Childrens Merino
Vest,
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods line, which am determined to
self at unprecedented low priest to close out
the stock
MRS. II. f. E'DDICK,
Ladies Emporium,
mac No. 65, Main street
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no NAVALrOEFICERS

TO n Nv AL OFFICERS
AND PERSONS conc TO SEA.
NuiGanized rubber Goats, Caps,
Leggins, Gloves &c, ofbast quality, an
warranted to stand any degree Of Heat ca,
be found at the India Rubber and VarietA
Store No. %, Main st, Head of Market S-o.
te9 u. Y. MARCUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16
Fine Arts.
Mr.. MuRrLLo.


This picture, now on exhibition for the bene6t OF seve-
raj Charitable societies, attracts general attention and much
criticism. One Of the daily papers objects To the title BY
which 1t Is announced-'The Immaculate Conception. I"
The title Is entirely correct. In the Spanish gallery Of the
Louvre, a, Paris, says Sir Z. Head, in his Handbook Of
Paintings, !" there are thirty seven pictures sscribed to Ms
rilo. Especial mention is made of the Conception, Of
which an engraving Is given with "Thc Immaculate ooa-
ception' AZ the title. The picture In the Louvre rs thus
entered in the catalogue
b4o MS. The Immaculate Conception Of he Virgin.
II. 2, T4-W. l., oO-C. Nat. s.
In the midst OF a glory, and surrounded by groups Of
angels, the virgin her hair flowing, her hands crossed on
her breast, her feet resting on the crescent OF the moon,
whose points are turned upward, Is rising from the clouds
in the immcnstty OF the heavens.
Bought the 18th OF May, 1889, at the sale OF the coiiec.
ton OF the Marshal General Soult, Duke OF Dalmatia, fo~
the sum els 800 francs (si2o, 00o).
The auctioneers commissions en- this sale amounted 70
the handsome sum Of SIS 5000. Mr.. Aspinwall's picture IN
precisely the same, and belonged 10 the collection OF the
late King Of Holland, sold at auction shortly after his
death, 1ss9. The subject was a favorite one with the ar
tst, and some twenty or thirty authenticated originals are
known 10 exist N several galleries. The FIRST, q small PIC
,ure, Is in the Murillo gallery al Seville, aud in the artists
own day was called the Immaculate Conception, and car
ried In q procession on some great religious occasion.
bryant Mr.. Aspin wallis Murflo Is the only suuhent.
Gated original that has ever been exhibited here.
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The Virginia Resoiutions-Gov. Wise Over
board-The Beginning OF the End.


We publish today, from our special cores
pendent at Richmond, a full report of the late
Democratic Legislative Caucus of Virginia
upon the Kansas question. from which it will be
seen that Gov. Wise's Tammany Hall letter is
without an echo among the Virginia democra-
cy, but that they sustain emphatically, and with
a remarkable spirit of unanimity, the Lecomp-
ton policy of the administration
Our correspondent says that the Know
Nothings and the friends of Senator Hunter de-
sired, but failed, to secure any direct expires.
sion of censure against Gov. Wise; but this
was wholly unnecessary, for there is a censure
involved in the resolutions adopted quite suHi-
cient for all practical purposes. The cratic
and refractory Governor, in that Tammany
Hall letter, issued bis W political death war
rant as the Achilles Of the Virginia democracy.
He has FALLEN from his high estate" and his
more cautious rival-Mr. Hunter-now stands
at the head Of the column. Gov. Wise. per-
haps, was led astray by the noise which the
coup djtat of Mr.. Douglas has made In the world.
and by the applause which 1t has received from
all sorts Of anti-slavery people In the North.
1t is reported, however, that Gov. Wise does
not intend to give IL up So" but that he will
soon astonish the country again with another
manifesto. defending his position against the
Lecompton constitution. Leaving him to ex.
tricate himself from his present dilemma, If he
can, we return to the great issue as 1t now
stands before the two houses of Congress. The
administration holds its ground; II is supported
by the Indiana democracy, where, 1t was sup
posed, the Douglas detection was particularly
strong; and now the democracy Of the Virginia
Legislature, acting promptly to repair the mis-
chief attempted by Gov. Wise, have taken the
most emphatic step in the right direction. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16

CAPITAL TRIALS AND CAPITAL PuSIsHxESTs.-
Some indignation has been caused among the
public by the unexpected delays which have
occurred in the vindication of the law in the
cases of the convicted murderers. In one case
stupid laundering on the part of the Judge has
paved the way for a new trial with all the
chances of an incompetent jury, or a jury con-
tanning one obstinate blockhead who will pre-
vent their agreeing; in another a writ of error
has been granted, and the whole case handed
over to a new court for review. The first i'm
preston among the public on learning these
matters, was that the Judges had entered into a
conspiracy to defeat the ends Of Justice; but a
closer scrutiny Of the law proves that they have
only done what they were bound to do.
II was not generally known, even by the pro-
%fession, that there exists a law in this State by
which every man convicted in this city of
a crime Of which the least penalty is
imprisonment for life, IL entitled 10
have his case reviewed by almost every
Court in the State; 80 that, with proper man.
%agement, a culprit under sentence Of death may
If he can secure counsel, protract his struggle
with the law almost indefinitely, and postpone
the execution Of his sentence until, perhaps. ma
ture in the ordinary course relieves the execu-
tioner of bis painful duty.
Such a law, creating further impediments
where too many exist already, and hampering
that which is already 20 hampered and compli-
Gated as to be a'most useless, is a ct aud proper
type of the legislation at Albany. That con-
temptible body, the State Legislature, is so alb
sorbed and engros-cd with considerations of
spoils, Offices, plumber and corruption, that
whenever II undertakes The real business for
which " exists, the result is some such abortion
as the Metropolitan Police law, or the Law for
Preventing Criminals Getting their Deserts
chat ought to be lift is not the name of the law
under review. If anything could-with the
spectacle now presented by the House of As
,semby-incresse the seorn with which NE State
Legislature is regarded by all honest people, IL
would be such laws ss these.
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ment and purpose in making an official applica-
ton to the Postmaster General. 1t is that for
which we contend, not the paltry pennies.
The compensation is a mere bagatelle, and does
not pay for the setting of the types. Now, if
the Chevalier Webb will be liberal enough to
state these facts, we may find something to say
in favor of high prices for real estate at larry
town-knowing, as we do, the interest he takes
in that line, and being aware that he has long
since done with his courses on Norris"
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HALLS For EURoPE

The New York REHABILITATION 1br Europe.
The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock, will leave
this port To- day, at noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city al half past
Ten O'Clock this morning.
The European edition OF the Herald, printed in Frcnch
md English, will be published at ten O'Clock In the morn
ng- Single copies, In wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NV YoRx HxxAlp will BE received n the following
places IN Europe
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The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD viii
eonbine the news received by mail and telegraph at the
sMOe during The previous week and Up 70 the hour Of pub
Ieation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16
Corruption In COngreSs-APpoantment OF In
vestigatlng Committees


vestigating Committees.
We are ~rejoiced, and the whole country will
be rejoiced to learn that Congress has at last
made a move in the right direction, and deter
mined to investigate some of the charges of cor
ruption that are so frequently made and so
generally believed, in connection with the trains
action of the public business at Washington.
For years we have been laboring to attain this
end, and the general result will be a good one,
whatever may betide the present investigation.
1t will be seen by reference to our Congress
sional report that the House of Representatives
has determined to appoint a committee of FIVE,
with power to send for persons and papers, to
inquire into any charges of corruption growing
out of the disbursement of a sum of money by
Lawrence, Stone Il Co. to procure the passage
of the tariff bill last year. Notice of a motion
to inquire into the position of Mr.. Matteson,
who was expelled from the last Congress for
corruption, has also been given, and the
House exhibits q very laudable disposition to
take up the matter of these charges gene
rally. The cool manner in which Congress
has hitherto treated the numerous accusations
tndt nave Deen md0e against IL AZ b DOOy, mas
tended greatly to increase the bolduess of the
lobby, and the step that was taken last year in
appointing an investigating committee was the
first great check which that body of hangerson
in Washington has ever received.
We do not know that the state Of affairs in
Washington has yet reached a point to require
of Congress the appointment of a standing
COMMITTEE on Frauds" as has been the case
in our New York Common Council; but it is
the moral conviction of nearly every one that
has had any business whatever to transact
in the federal city that there is a great deal Of
something very like corruption going on there.
A few instances of investigation and exposure
will tend very greatly to clear the political at
mosphere of these fogs, and do the honest men,
bers of the government some good. Let us
have a sharp and searching investigation, and
bring out the whole truth. The whole country
demands it, and Congress owes it to itself to
make a clear exhibit. If Lawrence, Stone q
Co. have spent ss7, 900 to assist Congress to
legislate for the good of the country, we want
to know who were the patriots that pocketed it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16
Academy Of Music-The Great Mozart Fee
tlyal.

The Academy recommended operations last evening
with a grand performance OF the " Don Giovanni /" Of
Mozart, wi,hou, doubt, 50 far a. wealth OF imaginsiios
and rich harmonic ooloring, both in the vocal and instru-
mental scores, are concerned, the fines, opera ever writ
ten. There may be better lyrical dramas, but there are
melodies enough in " Don Giovanni" 10 set up four or nve
modern composers.
The "Don Giovanni - always attracts a One au-
dience, and the recent events al the Academy,
together with the strong Distribution OF the cbsrsc-
ters and other Inducements, drew a greater crowd
than we have ever yet seen in the Academy The night
was a very stormy one, aud there we're an acre or two q
carriages In Fourteenth street, Irving pace and the vicini-
tys within the Academy every seat and every inch Of
standing room in the Hobbies and passages was filed. The
number Of distracspgly dressed ladies' proved tina, ths
world Of fashion wis well represented. In fact everybody
was there.
The distribution Of characters was a. follows
nVnna Anna M De "a ,~ss'
Donna hvira -. -. NINE. csrsoori
Ierlina 49,. DAner1.
Don GIOVANNI .... .... .........s e sRhD c,ssicr
Leporello. ....... .nerr osri ro'nes'
Don otavio /, .....- ....signor !aboceta-
The Oommandant. ... ...'..'.'''''ss snor Aros'so@
Masetto. ........... s.ss.ssssss n'tho' OoT".
From this "cas,,' the audience hsd a riso 10 rrocs
prani performance, and they had 4. III, rcrt ,e,t,ua o
surpassed anything In the operate way tbst ls ever pesn
done here before, and proved what has Luy heen = nat
Ter Of areument-thst IL is possible 70 Give , ttor urh,y
good and satisfactory performance Of 'Don Go ysnni,'
extremely dfn1cult a. IL is both for orchestra and singers.
Some OF the principal artists have 40 recently sang in
his opera here that we forbear renewing our already re.
corded opinions. Nine. de la Grange is q perfectly salts
factory, resigned and Madonna like Anna; Csrseori, Iabo.
cetta and Gsssier were all good-the latter admirable.
We have not heard him sing with such rim for many
day. The chief events Of the night, however, were the
dfbtas Of Formcs and DAngri AZ Ieporello and zeriIns
NJ. formcs gave n new proof OF his versatility, both az
a vocalist and actor. He sang the music carefully md
Wen anu acted WITH n Burtonian righteousness Of humor,
ana not The least admixture OF bunconery or
vulgarity. We have never had here q Leporcllo 10 be
compared 10 that OF .Formee. Nine. DAnsri's Zerlhs
was highly successful; she sang all the delicious rrorceuas
cnnrmingly, and acted with considerable esprit. The
general etsenbs f the opera Was very Ane; the choruscs
ful and strong. The chorus, "yfvs Ia Iibertad," wa
given with such effect a. 10 call forth a most enthusiastic
and unanimous demand for repeuNon The Lederusns
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CHEvArIER WEBB Az JoGrcnx.-The Cheya-
lier Webb in his career as n ~fre-eater has ex-
hibited several very brilliant points. The
affairs with Duff Green, poor Cilley and Tom
Marshall are all episodes in that line. But he
has seldom exhibited the traits Of a philosopher
or logician. Hence his efforts TO prove that we
are inconsistent in applying officially for the
Post Office advertising, when we despise the
advertisement are by no means logical or
worthy of a philosopher. The fact that we
prize is that w have a daily circulation greater
than that Of any other journal in the civilized
world; to establish that fact officially is our
principal motive in applying for the work
not the paltry compensation, even if it
amounted to ffty-two thousand seven hun
dred and twenty-five dollars and sixty
seven cents (c52,725 67). The circdla-
ton of the Chevalier Webb's journal.
which has vibrated between FIVE and seven
thousand for the last twenty-five years, il alto
gether a different affair from the circulation of
a journal li'-n the HERALD v'icr has advanced
every yea 'y rcru'-r fro resslon, till IL has
now reach. nn 1,cra a. .xty-tbree thousand
dali o0d ownirc ~i.e to eip' y-nine thou
SAL c tae. hich "a II probably in
ten orr rIs amount Of enc
.I- s. .- ,nousard.
The establishment Of this fact is our induce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-16

The FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS IN THE SENATE.
We published, by telegraph from Washington
yesterday, q list of a number of diplomatic
and consular appointments made by the Presi-
dent and confirmed by the Senate. Here it is
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papi!n: 3unahlt 1T es bic SHUTTER Matur. meldbc, nj,
tie lccen Setnt 3u %cnifaltsn unp CUR ,t6df mSsIidcu
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ipehoi9 miro. Oast aber iub Die Gttern cben teru-
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pes 8'ness unc isce eirpirfuns ouf oaFelte 70 gu prS.
men, St uberraden iino gu leitcn BADEN, ba6 ale Ins
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ltcbsr Nsasnctisuue.

Ias %&ierricnit rieier Gntbcd,m9 ncbn,en bic Wioo.
netiirnro in Nnipruh. Sir lasen: ~ mic Der
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lleterfnb IN mN9nrttiAem 5luipum elmer onbercn
perl rn, irelht raran Man9ti Bat, mit;ttbeileu. mn
ibr rapnrch pir %nrrlprrnc @'eiunbbrit mieprr n, aebeu.
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nstllEnr lctnsn &rnntrn "or iitl,bin liBcn, ma6renp
CT ieltit aufrrdt rOrr YET pemislktn libenp, cine lei.
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Die pcridte0snen 2sbrsesentdnbe perben su,, breisia
YrrfrNcrsn unS &ilfs' 9rcfeIoren selsbrt, %,rurunter mir
fol9ei'ps @uslanber aufgefibrt fnten:
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ccer ltsten, mclfc Der bsutf&sn Spra6c m1d,tia line,
une Die audi mcifcns psntide 1lniYer1tdtcu beiudt ba.
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turie Notti User uuiere llniOerNtGt fir uns OcutIhe
pr' SntsreiIs icin.
sSlr reroen ptmndhit ciniac writere iutrreiIante Ncs
tt3ei' libsr anpcre 6Tcntlidc Sufitute uulerce @tootss
tr'nssn, bic FUR Manhsn 9snif i~ntereiIant finn.
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Sic 1tmiperrtdt gsireiniems.

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