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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

A p,TIoN HoTICH-coNrTNUA TIoSsALeofC CHINA.
"A rIsss sar,henvs cutlery B,an, and gasi ware
.sr s 70 O'Clock q, ss ore No si Bo~sry.
sos is Ss crasr o. se Sale posve for
cash. snd no s,ponement
A UcrIoN SoTIcE-PsrER PARKS AucrroNERR--
"A BY .,s.ss s and s.a s,rss ,Ss snre furniture
q l. declining s. rss
i've.
uCTrog NOTICE.: BoGARI, AucrroNEER-By
Yrs. aP and Sc at s
hold S.s.Ds Of %'S0E,0 .0 sss
BEDS iSs ' md bedding on. piano. ae. se.
A UcrIoy NOTCH LARGE SAN OF NEW AND
"A second hsad household tssn.re Brussels carpets a.
p9u ,ura.y a, 10y o'cIa.s q, ,.ie.room
Nv - s.sssn street isrr. Of furniture Of
.%y Is' ys s so sy Win
:sSo. s,Ss sS' Ssrss s 'hs
cewScd and @sh9ssns %sr9 ssr oP
sss. fesser beds &c together with large variety q
.g. ss and sS . az '
rc11oy YoTrCE-rHos BELL, AuCTIoNExR, 4
A roMfsos vii .s this day w. % , gse ,,ss. 70
% q s s.9ss is ss
S , AID .,sssa on m
osse q 20. Sssns sc Our out
door door sales nsSI week win be dul, announced:
Nri,sA,cpgFIE,,ss, 20 BRO snc A ,,Tss
Advances diamonds watches, Nc. .
And n jewolry. silks pianos nc.
And ali Kinds Of merchandise.
IadIs end gentlemen be accommodated Nngn, on
neral confidential All Kinds OF goods bought ana
sold. D. MACDttFt h"o"o"o'''
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE- AT. NO. Wal
"A wch 70 NJ ss. osr ssrvc cSamssr and
sehen vrnure, comprsng general assortment In good
offcr.
---TcTIoN NOTICE -AssTaNEs's SALE on MANU-.
fsnrers stock Of gold and silver and pencil eases
Ar Ac. uu~ . - - -. =, :. 80. A.,
.,,s I'll on Monday April ~, O'Clock, about
len eold and silver pen and pencil gold pens with
.od sandal wood, fvory and oxher handles; tooth
| picks Ac &C. a. -.s,.h an. TIA. a. ,,.v.s
aAsoh...e w. n. ROBINSON, F~q.
by rue' Assignee Of Morgan irwin.
.. T1-riov NuTICE-JEwELRy. FINE oQLD AND
a V,.sllso." ~e,chea Ac.--SANuFfs OS0OOD n 60. viii
49, n si Nssssu street. this day Frdsy 10Y ?'clocx
~. ~ strauss ccnrsns OF hne golt anil silver
elS J ves ari guard chains hnser rings lsfier ste
hrcochss earrings ~. io,.,. III
esd ssns &C B cara, gold cre,acs g2'a ioiH ,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS
VI The American Art Gallery Will be sold 81 6l5 broadway
sfargc House, Friday and saard evenings, 10Th and
th insts this collection OF superb paintings the
Of years. will positively be sold abovs The
paintings Will be sold AL In rich gilt frames Just as they now
hang gallery, the let tor other
these the great closing sales OF the Wemus close
with therefore the sale sposye All
paintings should avail themselves OF this
poruny aud al the time lend bepiag hand to worthy
American artists sale comm al o'clock
JOHN LENISON, Auctloneer.
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UEhSkY n. LEEDS a co, Agc1loSEsF s:ts.!I

III EBNkf ". LENDS SCo, AgcIlON u hr s5
hENRr n. I.ELDS co will sell by suction, on sstur-
April H. lOi o'clock al the salesroom No 3Nassu
sr general OF household furniture, consist
ing rosewood and mahogany
marble tables mahogany card tables osal and
gi frame pier and msnte mirrors window curtains and
cofpces mahogany arm sewing yoaire and raror chairs
focksrs coh mahogany stetcs covered In hair
CLOTH mshogany marble top washssnds and
dressing bureaus bedsteads hair mattresses holsters
and pillows, counerT coverids &C also at IL O'clock
full grown cp cared madagascar rabbits aud seven
young msbogsny ONCE desk- library tables once
chairs In every variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

RY j. D. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONKER.-rHIS DAY,
ID April L. at lO15 O'Clock, the salesrcom l02 Maiden
lane auction sails Of splendid standard dwarf and running
shrubs pear bearing grape vines &C. of the cut
uvson and importation Of g. Marc, ESQ., Astoria L. L. and
warranted q O
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uEYky H. LEEDS, AucTIoyEgR- sALssRooM 2

III kNhh III. LffDS,
III Ns.Ssu s.rcst-Horses and carriages HENRY II.
bEnS 20 viii sell auction friay, April Is, ut IL
O'Clock in front of store Nassau superb pair
long tail bay horses 6 hands high stylish sente and
Kind eight min. old being the horses presented
the msrchants Of Boston 70 the late President OF the United
ses Ten. Pierce; also ak seat coupe rockswsy In
Enc order by Miner Stephens, made ORDER double
shifting top sundovn made by lieddcnbcrg Little 40 sets
double silver plated hafnese made ~ ORDER set plain
black harnefs English keey biankc also pair Of besuti
l bay hors hall boberp and eight years old 15s
high warranted sound and kind Ia evtry respect and
vay sh also two seat shifting front coupe rokswsy,
nearly inside by Heidelberg 1tls and double har
ness, In excellent orc er, made by Dunscomb.
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n ENRY H LEEDS, AusIIoNEER.a,sALE NO
auction Friday. April Is AZ II O'clock IN The gallery
No 2, Nssau large and beautiful collection OF
and modern o psinupgs. In bcsstful gilt frames In
which COLLECTION be found the works OF Van Heyden
ITunierr Van Dyke, Hart WICK Nsnderwef Bot CruymAn
Williamson Vatican, Costas Osard, selgcr Peters, bur
banks OF London snere, vehes ksnss 1rcnpel, Green
Martin al Hagdslen, after Dolci; fomaTnis
after Raphael Bella ronn after Rapbse and other eminent
artists
IIsNRy b HERTs, JR, AUorIoNEER, WILL SELL
on Frilry April l6, si lvh 0cock 81 the shenooms
No 81 Pine street, 10 pay advances
lot OF green and black teas, white and brow sugar.
p,ctles uces spicea family soap sperm and adamanne
oandIes, vermceli &C. &C. Terms cash
uoUsEHoLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Krnoe
III LAND CO.. once l58 broadway VII give nefr
psrs,nL attention ssle OF househed furniture At ne
rsrdepce Of removing declining housekeeping
during the seasn reasonable terma and prompt returns
nads IN al ealea
II ". HUNT, AuCrIONEHR. - ,,- -,
81. j. W. Hunt will sell Saturday April ", A.
his spacious saesrooms NO % Nassau street. 81 lo O'CLOCK
a very desirable assortment OF
New spd second hand furniture,
Carpets olcoth, mirrors. clocks,
Cutlery, crockery, fancy goods,
silver plated ware, &C.
Sale positive. Catalogues ready early morning Of SALE
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M n. BUTLEH AUC1TONFEH.-THE EN1IKE FUN
MI. OF houses Mo-. So 81 and 50 Murrs street and
Is and Is College place, win be sold nj auction By b. But
LER co, commencing on Tuesday April ~ At 10 O'clock
continuing each until the whole disp )sed Of
plate pier and msniel mirrors. brussels and ingram
carpets, rosewood snd mahogany French bedsteads,
msnossny marble top dressing buresus ws.hs'snds
ard centre tables, mahogany sofa bedsteads, etc
rcres etcs mahogany and chairs msho
eany and black walnut wardrobes, bedroom furniture hair
naressea pslisssee feather beds, bedding &c Also
superior toned rosewood seven octave panoforte, with
poan attachment Also, large assortment Of crockery,
sa Kitchen utensils heeters &c Terms
49,, ctv funds deposits required Catalogues now ready
AT The euctioners office, n Spruce street.
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UCTI0N N0rICE.-sPRING FURNITURE SALES.
a SAMUEL USGOOD CO.. auc4oneeTs
Baesrooms Nassau will give heir persoa attention
70 ali sales of household fniure private dwellings ss
their spacious their long experience In the auction
business Will be guarantee that In all business raasAoed
UCTION NOTICE.-LAR0E AND ELEGANT BALH OF
"a househ Did furniture.-HANRY LINDjI.EY Auctioneer
IkDslEY suctoneers for the sale Of stocks
bonds and real esAte-ofce No Bank OF Commerce. Build
ngwin sell, this day. Friday. 18Th inst Il lVk o'clock a.
the four story and basement house. 62 Lexington avenue
al the furniture consisting costly oil paintings and
s.ynE splendid ID solid carved wood
ak and saan brocael and velvet Gothc and Turkish
chairs, In moquet and satin brocsde ladies' solid carved
nd medallion orScsds secretary bookcase. lined VIII az
Abs rosewood etegeres with marble top French plate
doors rich lace curtains and cornoes Gne
gold hdys huntr wAth fine gold adys chain, Is
carat three some opal ring extension dining table china
and or0ckery table fine slver chamber and Sit
ng furniture complete For further particulars
morning OF SALE No postponement account
weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

April l6, Isss ct ioii O'Clock, s ls wooster street
family going East consisting OF BRUSSELS an
rr ain carpeta stair DO ocoths wood paror suit ms
hogany psror suit In delsne marble top tables bureaus
wrehesnds bedsteas mattresses psllassce holsters an
pillows walnut ion tables and general assortment
kitchen furniture, with which the sale viii cemmenoe
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-BY K. 4 F. II.
II SChENCR.-This day, 10th inst a. O'Clock. at their
long tail carriage horses 6 hand. hn sr and seven years
perfectly sound, kind and gentle In
respect stylish drivers also IL heavy double har
suitable for heavy also IL artillery aud other
nearly hand coupe rockaway, In
perfect order and nearly also square box rockaway
and boz and tray body top and road wagons
GILBERT 8. SAVAGE, AUCrIoNEER.-CLOsINGs SALE
VI this the Of the late j. " D. Wyckof
bracng large assortment OF Stubs and Sheffield dies and
other tool cheats also the store fixtures sAfcs &c.
n A NJ on Ia
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a uCrrog NOTICE.: BoGARI, AUTHORITARIAN
N RClART Saturday April II, At los oc ock, al the
rc,oo rcoms corner rra ifor and William streets house,
hold furruTc consisting Of mahogany sofss bure.us tables
,nran trd nrussas carpets olclos mirrors bedseads
beds and bedding. one piano, &c, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-16

NJ SELL this day at the seed store Jsbn street. los
O'clock climbing nd dwarf including
monthly honey suckes Jessamines dab
las verbenas pinks &C. from the gardens OF r. HEADER
son, Jersey City. Descriptive catalogues.
CARrEN PLANTS AND FL0wERs-E. b. HENRY
VI will sell saturday lh. at IS Nassau street. nj ldl
clock standard climbing and ewarf roses including moss
las plnks Ac from The gardens Of Dale iouEc
Zelley, Ess: Brooklyn. De>efipaye catalogues.
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YACHT AND Sail BOAT rOR sALE-A SCHOONER
yacht o, istons burben. IS Zee, long. compete N
respect ard gsod sea boat ssss Also sal bost n Zee,
long. newly ggcd efxs Apply 70 W. pes.r, Or hsl n no
Bast Of Commerce, New sosx
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NPLENDID CHANCE-AT AUCTION, ON BERGEN
- He,gh,s this day. April l6. by DAVID SCOTT the
~ emses handsome moder pr houses
opposite the Reformed Dutch church. Newark avenue
mile and three quarters fr om Jersey City ferry.
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ucTIoN NoIIcE-PsrER PARKS AuCTLoNEEs-
ve,ns be,~een z and tsta Streets the furniture
~ family declining Housekeeping comprising Desirable
affva
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VXTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND Hrs WIFE, TWO
rooms and one or two bedrooms 10 respectable neigh
boIhood the floor locA lon west OF Sixth
between Leroy and Sixteenth Streets rent not 10
exceed $780, Also. front basement and second floor for
gentle BIS wife snd three daughters fifteen. nine
years. not to exceed $2 Address for two
dayA J. q. c., Herald office stating PARTICULARS
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m HoUGHTON AUTHORIZATIONS FUR
nisSre this day Friday a lS,s O'clock ~ Fourth II
rosewood pianoorte gilt frame pier glass Ich bronze gas
chandeliers Bruseh Competing ocotbs parlor recepuoa
rosewood etegcres lace curtains centre tables bookcase
sdeboard ension table Sofas chairs bedseads bureaus
washsand dressing and pier tables secretary bureauA
mAresses Terms cash, and fu. niture TO removed
sale cash deposit required Of all pur
chasers Catalogues morning Of SALE
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THO MAS yElTCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
cbroncmesrs inside snd ou'sde boxes large steepe
clock with Illuminated dial compasses ameters &c counl
large qusntity of material for manutao
of thermometers balances pinicns &c, by THOMAS
vkITUH ESQ., the 18th day of April inst at 10 O'Clock
A. at No. AZ Fulton street. in the city Of Now York
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THOs. yEITCH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
niture &c. this ssy. Friday April IT, 1885, a. 10 A at the
of twenty h street and First consisting OF
large tubs with acds Kettle, scales desks chairs
work hes, &c. WN COOK, AtMney tor mortg sgee.
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sA II As ,aay o ssT YORK. s
ing nteres, 3, seven per cent paysoe semi rr9
men payrg good interest the above IL desirable lbo
raj oscouni will be made Address Mortgage, boz Az Post
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h UyTION NOTICE-LAR0E SPECIAL SALE OF AP
"a pie and pear trees and grape vines. . .
SAkUkL OSGUOD CO. auctioneers, VIII sell at u
Nassau street. to morrow (Satur tay), 81 lUk O'Clock,
$500 apple trees, from Weschester county, In fine
order, and from two 10 four feet high
1000 imported pear trees.
1900 grape vines comprising light red Trannlcr
Orleans white table large musca,c table grape pos
sesspg great arc ma.
VIII be soid la lots 10 suit purchasers.
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SWIMMING MATCH AT MiLwArEry--There was
any quantity of fun at the swimming match yener-
day, up at the dam. There must have been some
four hundred on five hundred spectators present "
all nations, sizes, ages and both sexes. Tic day
was fair, and the contestants felt Ia high spirits
Lager flowed IN unlimited quantities, TO sustain
every branch Of tho programme There were fifteen
champions entered idkthe prizes and the applause
OF the day. They were entirely stripped Of their
every day clothes, and wore mostly short drawers.
The race was to be from mile above the dam, down
10 the data; and when they started or there was
quite squad Of volunteers or irregiars who began
the race, but who dropped ofin short time 10 blow
ottand recruit Ten OF them came down almost TO the
gcal, bus Just before reaching that they nearly all
dropped on, II being certain that Mr.. Bennett would
win Tie race He swan the mile In twenty seven
minutes. He Is tall, witty fellow and padded OH
without the least exertion apparently, every stroke
that ne made sending him forward almost a rod
Inc German spectators enjoyed tho sport immensely
The Americans also enjoyed IL as well A. they
coulu, and what they could not enjoy they would
make up In lager. The rest Of the afternoon was
consumed IA various gymnastc and aquatic exer
cises and sports IN and cut of The river, such
mock hghts, tournaments, eating supper on the wa
ter, &C, NC, all CT which afforded fan unlimited TO
al who took The pains 30 60 up there. II IL a great
L'y mere Is not good swimming place nearer by
Bsna't', wlo wen the race, is a clerk in stu
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ne Emperor Napoleon l., shortly afer bis divorce from
the Empress Josephne, established entail OF estate
Navarro IN favor Of her Majesty, OF her Prince Eu
rene, and OF bis Children ana was afterwards convert
ca into re~e OF 0,o00 paid by tho governments cue
ree was duly paid TO Pccc Eugene, and 70 his son the
Duke de Ieuchtenbsrg But ser the death Of the later
The Minister Of Finance, under dse OF Angus, 1850 De
cided that should not be paid 10 the Dukes children IN
ssmuch 90 By his marriage wth Russian vTtesss they
members OF the i'm peris family Of Russia AID A.
such could not take the osh prescribed BY the derso on
msiora's On the 1lh lust the Grand duchess Mary OF
Russia widow OF the Duke 1euoh'enborg, ard guard
Of bis children applied " the french Council OF sac 70
declare the decision Of the Minister OF fuance erroneous
The Application opposed 10 the name OF tee govern
ment The Oourc sser sfinR arguments on both
sdes % stpoued rs Judgment until after the vacation
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take their spare Aose s hcY hose racks And yse, ,hen
On esdsr, 70 be kept m the bcnse me right Of lbs pro
eessioD ana those wbo have tenders VIII OH The hose
md plsco pesr The from, door, IN order that the
ezers have ree acoess 70 the hon ,es N
be cy RE Of v me es Uw', P Ry o.
be siatcD house OF the ward IN which his supara.u IA
HARRY HOWARD Grand u,r.b,.
The whole poce 'ooe of The city win be on duty all day
Captain Dymsn an four o6oers OF the G.rSou and one
eonact and four officers Of The Indus, will arrive IN this
they ave been pvted and will present Il tho exer
eists st the csyst,l Palace
ne mum icpa dinner viii take place 90 tho 2&snss 1t
the Metropolitan Hotel Seats will be provided for 800
guests.
TIE sxERCIsas AT TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.
AZ me conclusion Of the psyade the exercises At the
and The living Presidents have been invited together
wnn other Distinguished public tunctons-es Gold boxes
". Hudson, and addresses win be made by several
dstne usbed persons An ODE prepared tho occasion
Mrs. Arna g. Stephens, will DO sung by the Harmonic
Socey The ceremonies will commence ct four O'Clock
z. and be highly interesting. Is, at Tho preson
writing, expected tnat Hon. Edward Everett win delive-
who have shared in the cable enterprise: the rest
being made by Mr. Field.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
mo Vestry Of Trinity church, In compliance With a
very general public request will have religious rvi.e.
thai church on the Gay OF the celebration me build
ing TO DO splenddy decorated and the Common Coun.
Gil nave accepted an invitation 70 be present
THE ILLUMINATION.
During the day the hotes and pubic buildinss viii
nave ner iaes hoeted and the principals streets Vt a.
tpg intervals, will be decorated with banners with sppro
pri.te devices ID 70 DO hoped that both the ,rss
aDd private citizens ~i see the propr,e&y or having In.
scrptons put up sbss viii be worth reading and quoting.
me occasion for the display Of terse spsr Amaac SEN
sepces such ~ VIII live In the memory long tie nc
ceston mat called them out 10 forgotten.
M Also 70 % hoped that this peat occasion win not
Do degraded by storekeepers and pill vsuders a. means
% advertise thei- wares Public opiaon should
upon Any attempt % NE part OF any one TO make this In
privsse ENDS or putting money in the pockets small
souled sorskeepers There too much OF this on the
none Of Il.
Tho iliumnatous will no doubt be much more general
IMAM sney were but the effect IN the ueighbor
nooo o. me City Hall will not bs so ne IN consequence Of
The condition OF that building.
All things considered however, Their, is every reason
sor pelevng shst the demonstration Of next "Wednesday
vill be on scale OF unparalleled msgndcence
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tio1ery store. fellow by the name Of FRANKIE
came in next having swan the mile IN twentyeight
minutes. Dorfinger came in next In twentyeight
and half minutes Beck came In next, IN twenty
eight and three quarter minutes. 1t was Z )od swim
ming all around and there are faw who beat 1t.
- Daiiy Hisconsun August %,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

PIcKFocHrs ~ ruE NAeaR1--Tnres men, giving 'netr
names ~ Henry Pollock, Jsnss Lynch and cn"ies ps'
veuport, we're arrested BY ocers Cream and seisusho,
Of the Brooklyn p,lcs, on saturday, on suspicion
picking pocxets Of writer's on board me Nasra h1y
wach Vas taSsn IRON, rosck which he said he bought
IN Canal street Upon nqlry hs sssiemept .ss 'ouna 20
be false. The portraits Of ihe y'uos geuusnsn Ssrs
teken ard thcrc Nere NJ drfc tnfges sfsnes tne"
tLey we're released irQn sus1ocy,
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Arrival of the North Star Of Cape
Race.
INTERESTING NEWS PROM EUROPE AND INDIA.
The British Governments Designs Re
specting the New Gold Regions.
THE YELLOW FEVER IN SPAIN
COTIoy AND BREAosruyss DrPsrssr,.
COnsOJs 06 IA n 06 3-S.
&C., &c., Ae.

ST. JoHs, N. F Angst %, 1852.
me U1ied States nail steamship Norm VA, t,u
ha7re And soutesmisn 18Th instant, passed Cape Roo
@'hfee p NJ. Yesterday, 9Th instant.
iuo hamburg steamer Aussrs, from New Yors, A.
rived It southampton on the 18th Instant
inc hoya mail s'sAmship Amercs, from Nov YORK. A.
rived At LIVERPOOL on the i6sh Instant
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THE GRANo CABLE DEMONSTRATION.

TIE First Of September Festivities Programme of
Arrangements MS far as Known-Parades and
Professions by Daylight and rorcslight-A
General Suspension # Pusiness-Splendid
Military Parade in Prospect-rhe Firemen
and the Gable: Their Torchlight Process
aion-What the Germans will do-The
Services: Military, Civic and Rsii-
gious-Hints TO the Iuum,nators,
h., &c.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30

EnrcArIoS IN NopTH CARoLIE,.-The unosteu-
tatious state Of North Carolina disbursed from its
literary fund for the support Of schools and FOR the
education of deaf and dumb children during the
years 1856 and 1850, the sym VI Es9,eG5,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-30
TIE TELEGRAPH CELEBRATION IN BROOK.
IYN

Notwithstanding the fact tina, the authorities have de
iermned to unite In The celebration take pl,,e Ia New
Yors on the frs Of cpsser many Of the s,orssee,cr.
popreios o. saloons and occupants Of private dwellings
making arrangements 70 Illuminate on the evening OF
that Gay Anaroef of uaasparoncies with approJrate
inscriptions are beng prepared sof the occlson v s
probable that a much Of display viii be made on
"Wednesday night A. shere vas the occasion Of the lss
% LIBERATION.
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THE COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO CAPTAIN
HUDSON IN JERSEY CITY.

Captain HEdson and the ofoers Of the Niagara having
accepted the invitation Of the Jersey City Common OouaS
10 puos dinner on Friday next active preparations ere
In progrsts for the evsrt Tho foosing are tho chair
men OF the several comuit,eos Reception, Alderman
Bardeubergh, Invitation Mayor Gregory and the Common
oounc specches ard tossts, Msermsn rhr rsto, yuro
and decorations, Alderman r!deo Dinner, AlJer
Decker. The New Jcrsey Railroad yopsay have cndercd
the use Of spacious rom In taer depot for the
zion, which VIII he lifted up ths expense o. the Oan
pany They have sso tendcred tbH use Of Of their
boats " convey The guests fruu Brooklyn ~ y soy CITY
Tickets Of sdmiitance "a he issued 10 such cizsns
m may desire 70 participate IN the dtmonstrasss ani TO
doubt many VIII avail themselves Of tao opportunity to DO
prescnt
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TIE JEWISH FAITH AND THE ATLANTIC
CABLE.
REMARKS or ID. RAPHAEL.

REMARgs or Da. RAPHAEL.
During the ceremony OF the Inauguration OF the Rev Dr.
Bopdi pastor of the congregation ye.,er
day the Rev. Dr. Raphael offered fewrenarks touchng
the Atlantic cable. He said that while all tho Jewish
world was becoming wild with joy IN reference 70 the
laying Of the great ocean telegraph II its que, bea they
had forgotten the greater telegraph which the Jewish
faith supplsd-tne communication between man and ais
Maker Safely as the cable he'd been laid the deposits Of
sand ana e ahels aud The ncrusaton OF matter could
not be prevented and tho might be said Of the faith
or Janob FOR during the long period OF is descent II
might have bad come novelties n.rocu ced into la
ssrvces But he warned his hearers against this What
some person were TO suggest that mesns Of ciean
ing The Atlantic wire and taking or s deposits or leaves
and shells the outer part OF the cable should be cal-
you'd not The IN VINO made such proposition DO met
with the reply "oh leave alone, rh man lest w cu,-
ting the outer cord you injuro the nnern thus soald
be- end 20 with tier faith. Ho warned them az sinst
troubling guy exsirg Law crs,oul aud exhorted than
" stand by their atn firmly as n eater ana more
powerful telegraph than that laid down by msn.